上海市松江区2022-2023学年高考一模英语试题（含听力）2

松江区学年度第一学期期末质量监控试卷2022高三英语考生注意本考试设试卷和答题纸两部分，试卷包括试题与答题要求，所有答题必须涂（选择题）或写（非

1.选择题）在答题纸上，做在试卷上一律不得分答题前，务必在答题纸上填写座位号和姓名

2.答题纸与试卷在试题编号上是一一对应的，答题时应特别注意，不能错位

3.L ListeningComprehensionSection ADirections:In SectionA,you willhear tenshort conversationsbetween twospeakers.At theend ofeachconversation,a questionwill be asked aboutwhat wassaid.The conversationsand thequestions will be spoken only once.After youhear aconversation and the question about it,read thefourpossible answerson yourpaper,and decidewhich oneis the best answerto thequestion youhaveheard.【此处可播放相关音频，请去附件查看】

1.A.The girlsteacher.B.The shopassistant.C.The girlsclassmate.D.The calculatorrepairman.【此处可播放相关音频，请去附件查看】

2.A.Excited.B.Exhausted.C.Worried.D.Frightened.【此处可播放相关音频，请去附件查看】

3.A.In anelectronics shop.B.In aforeign exchangemarket.C.In adepartment store.D.In anold-fashioned printshop.【此处可播放相关音频，请去附件查看】

4.A.She hasto dealwith thetask first.B.She wantsto putoff theurgent task.C.Shell gofbr aholiday thisweekend.D.She shouldleave fbr the emergencyroom.【此处可播放相关音频，请去附件查看】

5.A.A city.B.A friend.C.A university.D.A book.【此处可播放相关音频，请去附件查看】

6.（）C（）Alain Aspect,a Frenchphysicist,who wona long-expected NobelPhysics Prizeon TuesdayOctober4,2022,（量子缠绕）,contributed alot inproving thetheory ofquantum entanglementa theory-famously raisedby AlbertEinstein（粒子）—that whena particleis split into two,the propertiesof thetwo newparticles remainconnected,as ifby aninvisiblepiece ofstring,regardless ofhow farapart they are.It remaineda theoryuntil Aspectand histeam proveditin a（光子）laboratory experimentfor the first timein1981,involving twophotons at a distanceof12meters.Quantum strangenesshas fascinatedAspect as a physicist.Awarded alongwith Austrianphysicist AntonZeilingerand JohnClauser from the UnitedStates,Aspect emphasisedthe importanceof internationalscientific cooperation.He isoneof thoseprofessors inphysics.A wholecommunity todayworks underhis leadership,said Retailleau,a formerpresident of Paris-Saclay University.Aspect is also atireless teacher5who givesimpressive lectures，she added.Hisformer studentOlivier Reymond,who isnow workingon developinga quantumprocessor,said,“As wellas passinghispassion forphysics onto hisstudents,Aspect isalso afood loverwho willtell youall abouthis recipesfbrthegoose liver.^^Alain Aspect is widelyrecognized forhis experimentaltest ofBells inequalities,proposed by the lateJohn Bellin1964,and the related testsrequire measurementsto bemade onphotons movingapart inopposite directionsto lookfbrconnections betweensome of their physicalproperties,fbr instance,their polarizations.Aspects majorcontribution wastopropose afeasible experimentalscheme to make thesemeasurements byrapidly changingthe orientationof polarizerswhilephotons movedthrough thedevice,and evenmore importantly,to implementit successfullyin hisexperiments.Sheila Rowan,presidentof the Instituteof Physicswhich publishesPhysics World,congratulated theteam on theirwell-deserved“recognition.This isan areaof physicswith ongoing,profound impact,at afundamental levelto helpunderstand the worldaround usand beingexplored fbruse inhighly noveltechnologies fbrsensing andcommunicationtoday/she added.Indeed,Aspects experimentshave attractedenormous attentionand triggereda stringof theoreticaland experimentalworkon quantumentanglement.As aresult,new avenueshave beenexplored inquantum computers,which inprinciplecould outperformtraditional computersat sometasks.We aregenerating moredata nowthan everbefore,need toanalysethat datain morecomplex ways,and getresults outfaster.Quantum computingcould helpus tofind newproperties in theproduction ofnew materialsfbr everydayuse andit couldalso reducepower consumptionwithin themanufacturing process.With quantumcomputing,research can be movedfrom thelab onto the computerwhere multipleimitations can be runwhilestretching yourcompanies researchand developmentbudget further.

63.According toparagraph2,Aspect isas wellas aphysicist.A.a tiresomeprofessorB.an inspiringteacherC.a cross-cultural foodloverD.an empatheticcommunity leader

64.It canbe concludedabout Aspecfsexperiment that.A.few peoplecan comprehendits complicatedprocessB.interpersonal communicationis promotedbecause ofitC.it wasconducted successfullydecades beforeAspect won the Nobel PrizeD.Sheila Rowanplayed quitean importantrole in the publicationof theresult

65.What canbe inferredfromthe passageA.Aspect deservesthe Prizefor theoreticalcontributions tocomputing.B.The teamsfindings willbring aboutchanges bothin scienceand dailylife.C.Aspectisworking asthe presidentin Paris-Saclay Universityfor themoment.D.The teamsmain contributionis thefinding ofpractical methodsin experimenting.

66.Which of the followingwould bethebesttitle of the passageA.Fruitful JointEfforts inPopular ScienceB.Alain Aspect-A TheoreticalPhysicistC.NobelPrize—For ExperimentalPurposeD.Ground-breaking Achievementin PhysicsSectionCDirections:Read the following passage.Fill ineach blankwith aproper sentencegiven in the box.Each sentencecan onlybe usedonce.Note that there aretwo sentencesmore thanyou need.Shanghai Regulationto HelpBoost AIShanghaisdecision toboost the development of the artificialintelligence industrywill promotethe citysdigitaltransformation andits effortsto builditself intoan internationalAI highland,experts saidin aninterview.The citypassed aregulation onboosting AIjust monthsago,marking the first sucheffort inChina at the provinciallevel.67“This regulationemphasizes industryinnovation andguidance fbrfuture developmentJ saidYan Rui,director oflegalaffairs in the StandingCommittee of the ShanghaiMunicipal PeoplesCongress,at arecent mediabriefing.“68It willalsostrongly supportthe digitaltransformation ofShanghai,and assistcreation of an AIhighlandwith globalinfluence.,,Yan said.One highlightof the AI regulationis that the municipaldepartments concernedcould drawup listsof minorviolationsduring thedevelopment of the AIindustry whichwould notreceive administrativepunishment.“69It is the samecasewith AI.Therefore,it isan internationalagreement toallow forminor errorsduringthe researchand developmentprocess/9said WengGuanxi,a lawyerataShanghai-based lawfirm.The regulationgives acleardefinition of AI and theAIindustry andencourages innovativeactivities in the fieldby people,enterprises andorganizations.70In2021,the combinedoutput valueofAIenterprises abovea designatedsize,or with an annualrevenue of20million yuan$

16.85million orabove,reached305billion yuan,

2.28times thatof2018,according to China SecuritiesJournal.The numberof talentedprofessionals workingin theAI fieldin Shanghaihas soaredfrom100,000in2018to230,000in2021,said aXinhua NewsAgency report.A.The AIindustry worldwideis undergoingorderly transformation.B.The regulationcame intoeffect onOctober1,just asplanned.C.Shanghais AIindustry scalehas expandeddramatically in the pastfew years.D.Government andtherelateddivisions responsibilitiesare allwithin theframework ofestablished lawsand regulations.E Theregulation onAI intendsto facilitatevarious stimulationsfor thehigh-quality developmentof theAI.industry.F.The coreof scientificresearch isthat it isaprocess ofconstantly makingmistakes anddistinguishing rightfrom wrong.IV.Summary Writing

71.Directions:Read thefollowing passage.Summarize themain ideaandthemain pointsofthe passage inno more than60words.Use yourown wordsas faras possible.Out ofSight,Out ofMindTechnology hasmade payingall sortsof billsincredibly easy.The real-time budgetapps,which captureour spendingandpay ourbills automatically,should theoreticallygive usmore control over ourmoney.But why,in reallife,do theydothe oppositeIthelps tothink abouthow weused topay.My parentsdescribe aprocess thatwould involvethree separatepoints ofcontactwhenever theypaid forsomething with a creditcard:first,atthecash register,then whena billcame in the mailandfinally whenthey wrotea checkto coverit.While eachofthecheckpoints istechnically stillthere,automation hasgiven usa chanceto skipthe secondandthethird.For billspaid automaticallythrough abanking app,even thefirst checkpointcanbegone.We knowthat itis happeningin thebackground,but itsso farout ofview thatitmight aswell notbe there.How dowe getthat connectionback,without givingup theconvenience thattechnology hasbroughtusThe goodnews isthat thoughtechnology hastaken awaysomething,it canalso give.Much ofthe battleis simplyrecognizingwhat wevelost.If wewant to be smartabout ourmoney andhave thoroughcontroloverit,we needto bridgethatgap betweenwhat wespend onand howmuch wepay.We canstart usingpersonal-finance appsto domore thanmakeour liveseasier.These appscan sendus notificationswhen eachautomatic paymentis beingmade andcategorizepurchases,sending usinstant spendingreports.Admittedly,those toolsrequire theuser tosign upfor theseservices andmakeconscious effortsto takefull advantageof them.In thisway,they arearguably betterpractice thanbalancing acheckbookonaSaturday morning.V.TranslationDirections:Translate thefollowing sentencesinto English,using thewords givenin thebrackets.清晨，窗外鸟儿的歌声将她从熟睡中唤醒（）（汉译英）

72.wake学点经济学常识，这样你就不会对这一社会现象感到云里雾里了（）（汉译英）

73.and虽然我抱怨他碍手碍脚，但他毫不计较，还是心甘情愿地帮我收拾厨房（）（汉译英）

74.notice在和交换生沟通时，务必要真诚，也要考虑他们的文化背景，以免产生误会（）（汉译英）

75.sureVL GuidedWriting

76.Directions:Write anEnglish composition in120——150words accordingto theinstructions givenbelow inChinese.假设你是明启中学高三学生李华你校计划请学生自己组建社团，你对此很有兴趣请向学生会写一封申请邮件，内容必须包括）你计划组建的社团名称；1）组建该社团的目的或意义；2）该社团准备开展的一项活动3A.To havemore sleep.B.To preparebreakfast.C.To getup rightaway.D.To eatbreakfast atonce.【此处可播放相关音频，请去附件查看】

7.A.Because heis inrather poorhealth.B.Because he has troubleswallowing things.C.Because hewas refusedby hisfavorite company.D.Because hecouldnt workout adream application.【此处可播放相关音频，请去附件查看】

8.A.To read the essayout.B.To polishhis ideas.C.To workout anoutline.D.To ordercosmetics.【此处可播放相关音频，请去附件查看】

9.A.The visionphone hadbetter beshut off.B.A convenientlife canbe enjoyedat home.C.People makea smartphone withmuch ease.D.Robots mayreplace peopleintheworkplace.【此处可播放相关音频，请去附件查看】

10.A.He didntbehave himselfat school.B.He wontgraduate thissummer.C.He istoo youngto runa company.D.He putshis knowledgeinto use.Section BDirections:Tn SectionB,you willhear twopassages andone longerconversation.After eachpassageor conversation,you willbe askedseveral questions.The passagesandtheconversation willberead twice,but thequestionswillbespokenonly once.When youhear aquestion,readthefourpossible answerson yourpaper,and decidewhich oneis thebest answerto thequestion youhaveheard.听下面一段独白，回答以下小题【此处可播放相关音频，请去附件查看】A.Penang isfamous forprecious pearls.B.Enjoying Penangfood onbeaches isadvised.C.Mysteries in Penang areworthy ofexploration.D.Warm-hearted people are everywhereinPenang.

12.A.When thetemple wasfinished.B.When thetemple wasinhabited.C.When theycaught sightof sacredthings.D.When theysensed thepopularity ofthe region.A.A secretAsian attraction.B.A wonderfultourist spot.C.A populardestination forfbod.D.A naturalgarden forspecialists.听下面一段独白，回答以下小题【此处可播放相关音频，请去附件查看】A.Become artistsjust likehim.B.Understand himand learnfrom him.C.Say somethingfrom theirheart.D.Create beautyand dreamsthemselves.A.Because theydont bother to expressthemselves.B.Because theyuse complicatedwords andphrases.C.Because theyuse shapesand colorsrather thanwords.D.Because theydont showany interestin everydaylife.A.How painterscommunicate witheach other.B.How paintersconvey theideas intheir work.C.Why paintersare misunderstoodby thepublic.D.Why paintersput muchemphasis oncreativity.听下面一段较长对话，回答以下小题【此处可播放相关音频，请去附件查看】

13.A.Neighbors.B.Colleagues.C.Relatives.D.Schoolmates.A.Producing fruits.B.Wrapping vegetables.C.Cutting grass.D.Cleaning leaves.A.Enjoyable sometimes.B.Nice allalong.C.Meaningless attimes.D.Hard all the time.A.High tuitionthe speakersare loadedwith.B.Part-time jobsthe speakersare takingnow.C.Reasons whythe speakerstake part-time jobs.D.Weaknesses thespeakers thinkpart-time jobshave.IL Grammarand VocabularySectionADirections:After readingthe passagebelow,fill inthe blankstomakethe passagecoherent andgrammatically correct.Forthe blankswithagiven word,fill ineach blankwith theproper formofthegiven word;for theother blanks,use one wordthat best fits each blank.Closer toEqualityLeft.Right.Left.Right again.Getting lostintherhythm of my turnswas oneofmyfavorite partsof skiing.Whenever I feel thesoftpowdery snowbeneath myskis,Ifeellike Imcapable of

21.I startedskiing when I wasjust threeyears old.While theother childrenin mygroup22mess around,I wasbusyrolling downthe smallslopes.Although therewere manydifficulties,I soonmastered thebasic concepts23underlie theartof turning.I decidedto takemy skiing24the nextlevel andjoined ateam whenI wasseven.Riding thechairlift withmy mother,I sawfree skiersspinning through the air.I immediatelyknew whichteam Iwanted tojoin:free skiing,an eventheavily25dominate byboys.As soonas Ijoined theteam,I wasplaced atits26low level.However,I neverstopped climbingthe rankings27Iwas placedinto thehighest group.At thatpoint,I wasthe onlygirl onmy team.I wasput downat first;nobody wantedtoride thechairlift withme.But astime passed,I slowlybecame moreaccepted.And thisentire processtook threeyears.In thepast,having beenforced toassume theroles ofstay-at-home andmotherly figures,women couldntimagine28they wantedto be.Even today,in somecountries,there arestill somany cases29peoplearenot yetaccepting theidea thatwomencan maketheir ownchoices orpave theirown paths.But ifwe areto fullyaccept theseviews,we willbe abletomove closerto equality.Being agirl insuch asport canbe difficult,but Imactually thankfulthat myexperiences havetaught meto facewhateversetbacks Imeet within life.I encourageyou,allthegirls,30step outof yourcomfort zoneto showthe boysthatgirls arejust aspowerful astheyare.Section BDirections:After readingthepassagebelow,fill ineach blankwithaproper wordchosen fromthe box.Each wordcan beusedonlyonce.Note thatthere isonewordmorethanyou need.A.dismissed B.faintly C.foreign D.grantedE.journeyed F.mysterious G.overlook H.promiseI.reflection J.typically K.versionThe Charmof DaffodilsOnApril15,1802,the poetWilliam Wordsworthand hissister wereenjoying aspring walkthroughthehills when（水仙花）.they cameacross afield ofdaffodils Williamdecided therewas nothingfbr itbut towrite apoem,which hepublishedin itsfinal3]in

1815.I WanderedLonely asa Cloudis,to somepeople,the mostfamous32onthepower of一natureFor oft,when onmy couchI lieInvacant orin pensivemood,They flashupon thatinward eyeWhichisthebliss ofsolitude;And thenmy heartwith pleasurefills,And danceswith the daffodils.Long33asa common fieldflower,unworthy ofserious attentionbytheartist,poet orgardener,the daffodilenjoyed arevivalthanks inpart toWordsworths poem.Today,ifs easyto34thedaffodilfbr wecan findit almosteverywhere,ingardens orin art.The daffodiloriginated inthe ancientMediterranean,where peopleassociated themwith theidea ofdeath andlife.Itsscientific namecomes fromthe storyof Narcissus,a handsomeyouth fallingin lovewith hisown image.The gods35him（永生）immortality asa daffodilto savehim fromdeath.But itisnt onlyMediterranean culturesthat haveconcentrated onthedaffbdils36power oflife anddeath.A varietyofthedaffodils37along theSilk RoadtoChina.There,the flowerappeared toexpress notonly thehappy38of spring,but alsootherpainful emotionssuch asloss.The Englishbotanist JohnParkinson introducedthe traditionalyellow varietyfrom Spainin

1618.Aided bya wetbuttemperate climate,daffodils quicklyspread acrosslawns andfields,causing its39origins to be forgotten.By the19thcentury theyhad become40British—so muchthat tradersplanted bucketfulsof bulbswherever theywent.III.Reading ComprehensionSectionADirections:For eachblank inthefollowingpassage there are fourwords orphrases marked A,B,Cand D.Fill ineachblankwith theword orphrase thatbestfitsthe context.The inventionofthe printing presseventually ledto ourmodem world■What doesthe printing press doand whyis itimportantA printing press isany formof technologythat appliespressure betweenan inkedsurface anda printmedium likepaperor cloth.41,itisa meansof transferringink froman inkedsurface to the medium.The modern printing presswas anenormous improvementonthe42system.People usedto recordby handusing apen”and inkor brushingand rubbingrepeatedly toachieve inktransfer.Such methodswere historicallyused primarilyfor流通texts,which43a smallcirculation anda highprize.However,the inventionofthe printing press44bookmaking anddistribution aroundthe world.As thepricesof bookproduction fell,less wealthymembers ofsociety couldsuddenly gainaccess to this former45item.Where wasthe printingpress inventedWhensomeone mentionstheprintingpress,the westernworld will46think ofJohannes Guttenbergsrevolution in、the15th Century.While hisinvention was an47it wasntthefirstprintingpresstobedeveloped.Actually,its initiationstretches backto the3rd Centuryinasmall numberof areas,with its48into wideuse duringtheTang Dynasty.Despite thisfact,Guttenberg49his placein historyfor thefantastic mass-production ofbooks forthefirsttime.Before hisinvention,ideas werespread inan50process.That effectivelymeant accessto theprinted worldwas limitedtothose whocould5]its highprice.Did theChinese inventtheprintingpress《金冈经》The earliestcopy ofThe DiamondSutraU wasdiscovered insidea cavenear Dunhuang,which wasprintedinthe9th Century.This textis describedas“the earliestcomplete52ofadated printedbook”.Its discovery53whatthe westernersthought theyknew about thedevelopmentoftheprintingpress.Printing processwas heavily54inthe11th Centuiyafter BiSheng,who wasbom intoacommonfamily,developed aformof earlymovable type.Although littleelse isknown aboutBi,his55method ofproducing hundredsof individualcharacterswasahuge stepping-stone onthe pathto themodernprintingpress.

41.A.For exampleB.By contrastC.In otherwordsD.As aresult

42.A.repetitiveB.progressiveC.recordableD.previous

43.A.featuredB.eliminatedC.reversedD.promoted.

44.A.dischargedB.revolutionizedC.prioritizedD.implemented

45.A.vigorB.luxuryC.visibleD.plain

46.A.neutrallyB.jealouslyC.instinctivelyD.distressingly

47.A.insightB.downtumC.outburstD.breakthrough

48.A.restrictionB.investigationC.perceptionD.adaptation

49.A.deservesB.insistsC.forecastsD.strengthens

50.A.time-limitedB.tech-addictedC.effbrt-consumingD.money-saving

51.A.impactB.affbrdC.reviseD.boast

52.A.destructionB.renewalC.survivalD.motivation

53.A.inheritedB.declaredC.misledD.rewrote

54.A.modeledB.fiieledC.industrializedD.suspended

55.A.innovativeB.unimpressiveC.abnormalD.conventionalSection BDirections:Read thefollowing threepassages.Each passageis followedby severalquestions orunfinishedstatements.For eachof themtherearefour choicesmarkedA,B,C andD.Choose theonethat fitsbest accordingto theinformation giveninthepassage youhave justread.AWhenever Iask to go to the movies,my momsfirst responseis always“No!”When Iwant togo dancing,she addsafirm“No!No!No!”for emphasis.She claimsshe isonly tryingto protectme fromwhat shecalls“bad elements”.On asunny day,Mom rejectedmy requesttogoto WestIndian DayParade andinsisted Iaccompany heras sheworkedcleaning alarge house.I followedhertoa granddining room,watching herapply lemon-scented polishto thefurniture.I imaginedmy friendsdressing upin fancycostumes,enjoying thecelebratory timeattheparade.I glaredat mymother,hoping shecould feelthe angerI wasdirecting herway.But asI watched,my emotionsbegan tochange.I noticedhow tenderlyshe rabbedher dustingcloth alonga largepiano inthecorner.“Is thislike yourpianoinGuyana,Mom”I asked.Yes.This babygrand pianois exactlylike theonemy Dadbought mewhenIwas yourage.Her sighwas fullof longing.I knewthat mymother hadbeen atalented pianist.I vaguelyrecalled dancingunder thepiano whenshepracticed forhours everyday.Now shecould barelyplay forour churchchoir becauseher fingerswere gnarledfrom somanydays spentcleaning otherpeoples homes.“Stop!”Mrs.Smithers,the homeowner,yelled,Thats avery valuableinstrument“I amwell awareof that.she saidslowly,“I playfbr mychurch.”“But thatsnot achurch-music piano.We playclassical musicon thatpiano.”I watchedas mymothers eyesnarrowed andher facetightened.I felt the sametightening inmy chest.“You dontknow anythingabout us...or pianos!”I screamed.Immediately Iworried Ihad donesomething wrong,butI alsofeltthetightening inmy chestloosened.I waitedfbr mymother toblame me,but insteadshe glancedmy way,smiling proudly.Thats allI havetime fbrtoday.My daughterand Iare goingto theparade.Come on,love,““But Veronica,you willreturn nextweek,right,,“No!said mymother,No!No!No!”

56.The underlinedword“gnarled“in paragraph4probably means.A.rough andtwistedB.clean andswiftC.painful butsensitiveD.bent butflexible

57.What doyou knowabout themother accordingto thearticleA.She regrettedbeing acleaning woman.B.She quither hobbyto supportthe family.C.She refusedthe daughtersrequest duetothetight budget.D.She wishedher daughterto becomea well-respected pianist.

58.How didthe writersattitude towardher motherchange onthe dayA.From criticalto ashamed.B.From fearfulto respectful.C.From pitifulto understanding.D.From angryto sympathetic.

59.What doesthe storymainly wantto expressA.Dont lookdown uponthose inferiorto you.B.Reaching outfbr thosein troublecanberewarding.C.Understanding othersexperiences helpsidentify with them.D.Dont abandonyour ideaeven ifone showsstrong disagreement.BIn orderto holdweight,a recommendation letter shouldcome froma respectedsource.You wouldbeawonderful fitifyou workedwiththe candidate ina supervisoryposition,say,a manageror bossof somesort,for anemployer alwayswantsa professionalreference.Occasionally,letters froma colleague,a friend,neighbor,or familymember willalso do.And whatelements shouldyour recommendationletter includetobeeffective#1:Explaining YourQualificationIn thefirst paragraph,you shouldexplain whoyou are,how youknow the candidate andhow longyou workedwithhim.In thisway,you areshowing thatyou,re muchqualified togive anhonest assessment.Strong lettersgive positivedescriptionsof yourqualifications ina conciseand powerfulway,which createsa professionaland trustworthyimage ofyou.#2:Being CustomizedtotheNew PositionWhileyou shouldspeak tothe candidatesaccomplishments inhis pastrole,you shouldalso showwhy hedmake agood fit inthe nextone.You shouldexplain whyhehasthe desiredability todo thejob well,and attachthe greatestimportancetothis,even ifthe candidatesmaking acareer change.The candidateshould provideyou witheverything youneedto knowto customizeyour letter.By drawingon thisinformation,you canexpress confidencethatthecandidate willsucceedinthe new role.Then whenthe hiringmanager readsyour letter,hell feelreassured thatthecandidatewould makeagoodfit.#3:Using SpecificExamplesFinally,your lettershould providespecific examplesaboutthecandidate.Dont justlist adjectiveslike,“friendly,intelligent,and hard-working”;instead,present circumstancesin whichthecandidatedemonstrated thosequalities.Notonly willexamples pointtothevalue thecandidate broughtto yourorganization orcompany,but theyllalso painta pictureofhow heworks inday-to-day operations.Using twoto threespecific examplesin yourletter willboost itslevel ofpersuasiveness.

60.Who arethe intendedreaders ofthis passageA.Assessors.B.Employers.C.Candidates.D.Recommenders.

61.According tothepassage,a candidatesis usuallythe mostsuitable towrite a recommendationletter.A.powerful friendB.supervisory managerC.respected neighborD.trustworthy colleague62What shoulda writerput emphasisoninarecommendationletter■A.Presenting thereader withthe candidatesability.B.Exhibiting hisknowledge aboutthenewindustry.C.Customizing theletter witheye-catching drawings.D.Showing thecandidates intelligencewith examples.。