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高届高二上期月阶段性测试202510英语试题第一部分听力（共两节，满分分）30第一节（共小题；每小题分，满分分）
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57.5听下面段对话每段对话后有一个小题，从题中所给的、、三个选项中选出最佳选项听完每段5A BC对话后，你都有秒钟的时间来回答有关小题和阅读下一小题每段对话仅读一遍
101.What doesthe womanimplyA.She didntclean theapartment.B.Shell helpthe manclean his apartment.C.She needsto cleanthe lab.
2.What doesthe womanmeanA.She sawthe manrun out.B.She thoughtthe manslaundry wasdone badly.C.She wassorry the man couldntfinish hislaundry.
3.What doesthe manimplyA.His coachdidnt helphim enough.B.He hadno chanceof winning.C.He didntfollow hiscoachs advice.
4.What doesthe womanmeanA.She likesthe newtheatre intown.B.She expectsthe theatreto closedown.C.Shes surprisedby the news.
5.What doesthe mansay about the activitiesA.They arentvery goodbecause theyreso different.B.He thinksthey should do both.C.It doesntmatter whichone they do.第二节（共小题；每小题分，满分分）
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522.5听下面段对话或独白每段对话或独白后有儿个小题，从题中所给的、、三个选项中选出最佳选5A BC项，并标在试卷的相应位置听每段对话或独白前，你将有时间阅读各个小题，每小题秒钟；听完5后，各小题将给出秒钟的作答时间每段对话或独白读两遍5听第段材料，回答第至题
6686.What is the womansreal problemA.She feelsheadache.B.She feelsfrightened.C.She feelsvery stressed.
7.What foodis consideredas lowstress foodA.Apples and grapes.B.Hamburgers.C.French fries.
8.What isthe woman going to doA.To eatless.B.To eatmore.C.To changeher food.听第段材料，回答第至题791141-45BABDC46-50BADDC51-55CDACB语法填空
56.traditional
57.smaller
58.commonly
59.generations
60.an
61.Because/As/Since
62.which
63.Designed
64.have existed
65.preferring应用文……读后续写……听力原材料Text1M:Your apartmentalways looksso good,so spotlessand mineis such a mess.W:Ive beenat thelab allthe week.It ismy roommatesdoing.Text2M:I amrunning outof coinsdoing mylaundry.W:Thats toobad.Text3M:Its ashame that you didntwin yourtennis match.M:I mighthave wonif Ilistened tomy coach.Text4M:The VarietyTheatre finallywent outof business.W:Well,thats nota surprise.It wasthe worstone intown.Text5M:Shall werun around the parkor gofor abike rideM:It makesno differenceto me.They areboth goodactivities.Text6W:I feelterrible.I reallyneed torelax.Do you know anygood waysto fight stressM:Yeah,in fact,I readin ahealth magazinethatyou should drinktwo cupsof lemontea everyday tofightstress.W:Lemon teaM:Thats right.Lemon teamakes youfeel morerelaxed.And also,youshouldeat lowstress foodslike applesandgrapes.W:Sounds verystrange,I guesshamburgers andFrench friescause stress,rightM:Yep.Hamburgers arehigh stressfood.W:Well,I guessI needto changemy diet.Text7W:Do youknow TomW:Tom whatM:Tom Smith.W:No.But Iknow aTim Smith.M:Oh,yes,you areright.It wasTim SmithI meant.You knowwhat happenedto him the otherday No,what happenedthenM:Wei,he told me hesaw hisdead grandfather in London.W:Oh,come on.You arenot tellinga ghoststory,are youM:But hetold meit wastrue.You see,his grandfatherused to be anarmy officerduring the war.And becausehe didntreturn home after thewar,everybody thoughthe hadbeen killedin thewar.W:But then,he suddenlyappeared alive,like inthose films.M:Exactly.Tom,oh no,Tim,toldmethat bychance hesaw anold manat the railway stationselling newspapers.And hewassurprised to see someonelike his grandfatherin a picturehe hadseen.So naturallyhe wentto the man and asked himwhetherhis namewas Smith.And the man,I mean,hisgrandfather,said yes,and afterthat everythinghappened just likea film.W:Amazing.But whydidnt theold mango backto hishometown after the warM:Well,thats anotherlong story.Til tellyou later.Text8W:Now,Mr.Martin.Tve justread your own doctorcs report.So youhavent beenfeeling verywell lately,is thatrightM:It is..its myleg,doctor.My rightleg.I keepgetting astrange pain in it.W:Could youtell mewhat thepain islikeM:Its like...like boiling water running down myleg.Ifs been getting worselately,too.Tve beenlosing sleep.W:You meanthe painsbeen keepingyou awakeM:Yes,thats right.Ifs beenkeeping meawake.W:Now,tell me,how longhave youhad thistroubleM:The painFor abouta yearnow.W:Hmm..Have youbeen gettingtired latelyafter youhave had a walkFor example,have youbeengettinga bigshortof breath,perhapsM:Why,yes!Yes,I have,doctor!W:Hmm..I thinkwed bettergive youa fewtests herein thehospital.M:Do you think itsserious,doctorW:Probably not.But..Doctor Cook,my localdoctor,thinks itsonly thatIve beenworking toohard lately.W:That couldbe thereason.Dont worry,well find out soon.Text9W:Why dowe haveto walkto thestation Andwhere isitM:Its justdown thatroad..I think.W:Look!Theres apoliceman!Ask himthe way.M:All right.Til goand askhim.pause fbr6secondsW:So,what didhe sayM:Well,we haveto walkdown thisroad,take the first turningon theleft.Then walkuntil wecome to the riverand...W:The riverM:Yes.Its overthere,and theresa bridge.Across thebridge,we will be abletoseesome roadsigns whichwill tellusthe way.W:But howfar isit Howlong doesit taketo walkthereM:About fifteenminutes,if wewalk quickly.W:Fifteen minutes!We maybe latefor thetrain.And with these heavybags,too!I thinkwe oughtto take a taxi.M:Not atthis hour.Look at the traffic.It9s movingvery slowly.We canget therejust asquickly onfoot.W:Well,I cantpossibly carrythis bagany farther.M:All right.Let metake it,then.W:Dont besilly.You cantcarry two bags atthe sametime.M:Yes,I can.The bagsarent that heavy...hmm!W:You see!Theyre heavierthan youthought!M:Perhaps itsnot sucha bad idea after all.W:What isntsuchabadideaWhat doyou meanM:Taxi!Taxi!Text10When youtake awalk ain any of thecities in the west,you oftensee alot ofpeople walkingwith dogs.It isstill true thatthe dogisthe most usefuland faithfulanimal in the world.But thereason why people keepa doghave changed,In theold days,people usedto traindogs to protect themselvesagainst theattacks byother beasts.And laterthey cametorealize that the dogwas notonly usefulfor protectionbut willingto obeytheir master.For example,when peopleuseddogs forhunting,the dogswould noteat withoutpermission whatthey caught.But nowpeople in the cityneed notprotectthemselves againstattacks of animals.Why dothey keep dogs thenSome peoplekeep dogsto protectthemselves fromrobbery,but themost important reason isfbr companionship.For achild,a dogis hisbest friendwhen he has nofriendsto playwith;fbr ayoung couple,a dogis theirchild whenthey haveno children;for oldcouples,a dogis alsotheir childwhentheir realchildren havegrown up.So the main reasonwhypeoplekeep dogshas changedfrom protectiontofriendship.
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9.What arethe manand the woman talkingaboutA.A film.B.A realstory.C.A ghoststory.
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10.Whats the first nameof theman they are talkingaboutA.Tim.B.Tom.C.Smith.
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11.Why didntthemanreturnhomeafterthewarA.He hadbeen woundedin thewar.B.The manhasnt toldthe womanyet.C.He hadto sellnewspapers attherailway station.听第段材料，回答第至题
8121412.What isNOT trueabout themanA.Water isrunningdownhis leg.B.He cannotbreathe wellafterawalk.C.He hasntbeen seepingwell because of thepaininhis leg.
13.Whathas causedthe troubleD.The womandoesnt knowyet.E.He wasburnt byboilingwater.F.He hastired himselfout inhis work.
14.Whats themans localdoctors nameC.Doctor Cook.A.Doctor Green.B.Doctor Martin.听第段材料，回答第至题
9151715.Where arethemanand thewomangoingC.To therailwaystation.A.To thebus station.B.To the police station.
16.What doesthewomanthink theyshoulddoC.Leave thebags with thepolice.A.Take ataxi.B.Walk quickly.
17.What doesthemanfindoutat lastA.Fifteen minutesis toolong.B.The trafficis movingtoo slowly.C.He is not ableto carrytwobags.听第段材料，回答第至题
10182018.According to the passage,what weredogs trainedfor in the pastA.For protection against otheranimals.B.For protection against otherdogs.C.Just fbrfun.
19.Why weredogs usedfbr huntingA.Because theydid noteat otheranimals.B.Because theywere usefulfbr protection.C.Because theyalways obeyedtheir masters.
20.What isthemostimportantreason fbr peoplein thecity to keepdogsnowA.For companionship.B.For amusement.C.For protectionagainst robbery.第二部分阅读理解（共两节，满分分）50第一节（共小题；每小题分，满分分）
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537.5阅读下列短文，从每题所给的、、和四个选项中，选出最佳选项A BC DAFeaturedAugust Programsin theNational PortraitGalleryKinship:An ArtistTalk withSedrick HuckabyJoin us foran artisttalk withSedrick Huckaby,whose life-size paintingsand sculpturesrefer touniversal humanconnectionsand honorfigures centralto hislife-his family members andthose closeto him.The artistwill discussthe（亲属）importance ofcommunity andkin tohis practice.This eventwill takeplace inSedrick HuckabysKinship galleryspacefrom1p.m.to2p.m.on Aug.
5.Weekend Workshop:Mindfulness in the MuseumJoinArt EducatorSean Murphyfbr an interactive workshopin mindfulnessand art.Inspired bythe exhibition,Kinship,participants will be guidedthrough breathingexercises,and amindfulness activitybefore visitingthe galleriesandcreating theirown mindfulnessbooks.This workshopwill takeplace inG StreetLobby from10a.m.to11:30a.m.on Aug.
12.Expressive ArtsWorkshop:Family Memory BoxFamily memoriescan connectus tothose importantin ourlives.Joinusin thisinteractive artmaking workshoptocreate familymemory boxes“to holdspecial photos,items,and memoriesof lovedones.No previous art makingexperienceis required.This workshopwill takeplace inG StreetLobby from10a.m.to12p.m.on Aug.
19.Virtual PortraitSigns:A Tour in ASLJoinus fora virtualtour of1898:Imperial Visionand Revisions,which isthefirstmajor Smithsonianmuseumexhibition toexamine theWar of1898and thelegacy of this controversialchapter inhistory.This deaf-led presentationwillinclude voiceinterpretation.This exhibitionwill takeplace from5p.m.to6p.m.on Aug.
19.The Zoomlink willbeemailed onthe morningof theprogram.Questions Pleaseemail Jonesve@si.edu.
21.Which programsshare thesame themeA.Family Memory Box andA Tourin ASL.B.Mindfulness in the Museumand FamilyMemoryBox.C.An ArtistTalk withSedrick Huckaby and FamilyMemoryBox.D.An ArtistTalk withSedrick Huckabyand MindfulnessintheMuseum.
22.What doyouknowabouttheexhibition ATourinASLA.It is anin-gallery tourled bythe deaf.B.Its presentationwillbeemailed to visitors.C.It isfriendly tohearing challengedpeople.D.It isthefirstmajor Smithsonianmuseum exhibition.
23.What isthe purposeofthistextA.To invitemore peopletovisitthe gallery.B.To involvemore peopleintheprograms.C.To trainmore peopleto becomeartists.D.To introducethe galleryto visitors.When my daughter wasseven years old,she camehome fromsoccer practiceclearly downhearted.When asked,shetold mewhat ateammate said:her teethwere tooyellow.My heartbroke fbrher.As parents,we try tokeepour childrensafe,but wecant alwaysbe thereto protectour kidsfrom unkindwords.I triedto comfortmy daughter.I toldher that shehas abeautiful smilewith nice,strong,healthy teeth.I explainedwhy sheshouldnt letsomeone elsescriticisms defineher.On theinside,though,I worried.From myyouth,Ive struggledwiththeconcept thatmy self-worth wasdirectlyrelated tomy physical appearance.When Ibecame amom,I wasterrified thatthis conceptwould takeroot inmydaughter.I wantedtoprotecther littleearsfrom unkindwords thatmight influenceher ideaof self-worth.I wantedto shieldher little eyesfrom unrealisticbeautystandards promotedby magazines,television,and movies.I wantedto guardherlittleheart frombeing brokenbythe ideathatshe didnt liveup to the standardsin someway.（轰炸）On social media,the battlebecame exceptionallygreater.Every daywe arebombarded withpeople living（过滤器）their“best alltold throughfilters whichonly highlightthe“best”parts:best angles,best locations,best outfits,and besthair.Rarely dowe geta glimpseof reality.On socialmedia,outer beautycontrols everything.How,then,can weteach our kids thattheyaremuch more than their appearance Wecan startby modelingkindness,（模仿者），empathy,and self^acceptance inourownlives.Kids areincredible mimicsso bemindful ofwhat yousay,even when youthinkyour kidsarent listening.If weare constantlyputting ourselves down,ourkidswill followsuit.Instead,adopt apositive attitudewhen itcomes toyour ownself-worth.Additionally,trytoteach yourchildren tosee theinnerbeauty inthemselves andin others.Theres beautyin strength,goodness,gentleness,perseverance,and kindness.Praise kidsfor theiracts of kindness,like sharingwith afriend orhelping afamilymemberwithout beingasked,and talkto them abouthow itmakes themfeel.
24.How didthe authorreact toher daughterstroubleA.Thrilled.B.Apologetic.C.Sorrowful.D.Curious.
25.What doesthe underlinedword shieldprobably meanin paragraph2A.Cure.B.Fix.C.Broaden.D.Protect.
26.What canbe inferredfrom paragraph3A.Eveiything in socialmediaisnottrue.B.Social mediareflects anunrealistic world.C.People liketo sharetheir privacyinsocialmedia.D.People attachmore importanceto theirphysicalappearance.
27.What shouldparents doto theirkidsA.Tell themto behave themselves.B.Praise theirkids fbr theirappearance.C.Set apositive examplefbrtheirkids.D.Encourage theirkids toignore theouter beauty.C（货物）French companyAirseas,has promisedto helpcargo shipsreduce theirfuel consumption,and cuttheir（）greenhouse gasGHG emissionsbyanaverage of20%.And theyredoing thiswiththeSeawing——a1,000-square-meter kitethat willfly300meters984feet abovethe water9s surface.So theglobal shippingindustry isapparentlyrediscovering thejoy andefficiency ofsails.The large,ship-sized kiteis currentlybeing developed,and thecompany plansto opena factoryto producetheSeawing in
2026.Once manufactured,Airseas haspromised thatlaunching andoperatin ga Seawingonacargo vessel大船willbe automated,making iteasy touse forcrews.The kiteand theequipment thatlaunches itare fixedonaboafsdeck,and thecrew cansimply presssome buttonsand alarge kite will riseinto thesky.Thafs not to saythatthecargoships wontuse theirengines atall,but thekitewilltake somepressure offof thoseengines andwill reducethe needfbrfuel.The windwill movethe ship,justlikeit didfor hundreds of yearsintheolddaysbefore industrialization.Lowering emissionsby20%may notseem likea bigdeal,but movingvast amountsof goodsback andforth onthehigh seascreates3%of the worlds greenhousegas emissions.Thats morethan the airline industry,which producedabout2%of theworlds emissionsin2021,according tothe InternationalEnergy Agency.Shipping isalso amassiveindustry,and oneworth focusingonfbrlowering emissions.About90%of theworlds tradedgoods aremoved aroundviashipping vessels,according tothe International Chamberof Shipping.Some companiesare expectingthis newversion ofsails.Japanese shippingcompany,K Linehas placedorders fbrtheSeawing kite,and theEuropean Unionhas alsoinvested morethan$2million infunding.
28.What isFrench companyAirseas tryingtodoA.Produce bigkites tobe usedfbr sailing.B.Make seaexploration easyand joyful.C.Participate inkite-flying competitions.D.Ship cargoeswith lowfuel consumption.
29.Whats thefeature of the SeawingA.It willcompletely replaceengines.B.It willbe alight-weight device.C.It willbe easilyoperated bycrews.D.It willfollow thecargo vesselat sea.
30.Why istheairlineindustry mentionedin paragraph3A.To confirma prediction.B.To makea comparison.C.To leadin anew topic.D.To analyzecause andeffect.
31.What isthe besttitle of the textA.The shippingindustry isgetting popularagain.B.The GHGemissions arebeing greatlyreduced.C.Seawing factoriesare tobe openedin Europe.D.Kites onboat arehelping cutshipping emissions.DInterspecies wasonce atechnical termused inscience todescribe howone speciesgot along with another.Now itisaword ofmore consequence:it arousesthenewconnections betweenhumans andnon-humans thatare beingmadepossible bytechnology.In Ways of Being.James Bridle,a Britishartist andtechnology writer,explores whatthismeans forunderstanding themany non-human intelligenceson Earth.Mr.Bridle makesclear thatthree kindsof mindsare nowinteracting:human,non-human andmachine.Using使介入artificial intelligenceAI,machines willin futurehavethecapability tointerpose themselvesas translatorsbetweenhumans and other biologicallife forms.It istruethatprofit isthemainmotive foradvances inAI;as yetnature doesnot getmuch ofa lookin,andnon-human intelligencesgo unexploredoutside zoologydepartments.Computing isas focusedon humansas ever,evenas climatechange andbiodiversity-loss suggestit shoulddevote muchgreater attentionto otherspecies.The firststep towardsan interspeciesfuture,Mr.Bridle argues,is showingmore appreciationfbr otherforms ofintelligence.To someextent,this isalready happening.For example,through filmsandotherinitiatives manypeople nowknow that octopuseshave anadvanced andstrange intelligence.The nextstep,Mr.Bridle declares,is recognizingthatpeople liveina“morethanhuman^^world.Other intelligenceshave developedfrom acommon evolutionarybase,and（重叠）they overlapin waysthat scienceis justbeginning todiscover.Ways ofBeing wouldhave benefitedfrom sharperediting.Yet,in makingclear thepatience,imagination and（谦卑）humility requiredto betterknow andprotect otherforms ofintelligence onEarth,hehasmade anadmirablecontribution tothe dawninginterspecies age.
32.A.A wolfhunts arabbit.B.A robotdoes housework.？Which of the followingbest illustratesthe term“interspecies”C.A ladywalks herdog.D.A boyrecords avideo fbrsquirrels.
33.What doesAI layemphasis onnowadaysA.Humans.B.Other species.C.Biodiversity.D.Climate change.
34.What isparagraph4mainly aboutA.The characteristicsof speciesevolution.B.Expectations fbrthe futuredevelopment ofALC.Suggestions onfuture explorationof interspecies.D.The importanceof appreciationfbr otherforms ofintelligence.
35.A.Skeptical.B.Favorable.C.Indifferent.D.Conservative.Which wordbest describesthe authorsattitude toWaysofBeing!第二节（共小题每小题分，满分分）
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512.5根据短文内容，从短文后的选项中选出能填入空白处的最佳选项选项中有两项为多余选项When headingto bed,people oftendo somethings topromote sleep,such asdrinking acup ofwarm milk.36Theanswer isvaried.“One reasonthat warm milk makespeople sleepyis thatit remindsyou of the personwho waskind enoughto giveitto youwhenyouwere younger,said psychologistMichael.37（色氨酸）（属生）On themolecular level,the tryptophan in milk has propertiesT whichcan promotesleeping.38Our bodiesuse thetryptophan fromfood,along withother things,to producethe brainchemical serotonin,which istransformedinto melatonin,a hormonethat helpsyou sleep.39Thats becausethe bodytransforms itinto hormonesthat enhancesleep.But inreality,it wouldtakealot oftryptophanto makea personfeel sleepy.Even ifa persondrinks thatmuch milk,its unclearwhether thehigh amountoftryptophan wouldbe enoughto makehim orher feel sleepy.Milk,after all,contains manyother materialsthat competetoenter ourbrain through the blood.Thus,the sleep-promoting effectof milkis limited.As forthe temperature of the milk,there arentany studiesthat suggestmilkhastobewarm fbranyofitspsychological orphysical effectsto kickin.40It canin turnhelp torelax thebody.A.The calmingassociation may help tolower pre-sleep anxiety.B.In theory,taking foodrich intryptophan canmake usfeelsleepy.C.The bodyneeds thetryptophaninthe milkto calmourselvesdown.D.Can thetemperatureofthe milkaccelerate thespeed ofour sleepingE.The bodycannot producetryptophan,so peoplemust getit fromthe diet.F.But thewarmth ofthemilkmayhelpraise ourinternal bodytemperatures.G.But isthere anyscientific evidencethat drinkingwarmmilkwill makeyou sleepy第三部分语言知识运用（共两节，满分分）30第一节（共小题；每小题分，满分分）15115阅读下面短文，从短文后各题所给的、、和四个选项中，选出可以填入空白处的最佳选项A BC DEveryyear Idread over2,000college applicationsfrom studentsall overtheworld.It isquite_41_to choosewhomto admit._42_,inthechaos ofSAT scoresand recommendations,one_43_is alwaysirresistible ina candidate:kindness.The mostsurprising_44_ofkindnessIve ever_45_came from a studentwho hadexcellent scoresandasupportive（顾问）.recommendation fromhis collegecounselor Evenwith thesequalifications,he mightnot have_46_.But oneletterof recommendationcaught myeye.It wasfromaschool security_47_.Letters ofrecommendation aretypicallywritten bypeople likeformer presidents,celebrities,and Olympicathletes.The security guard wrotethathesupported thisstudents admissionbecauseof his_48_.This youngman wastheonly personinthe school whoknew thenames ofevery memberoftheguard staff.He turnedoff lightsin emptyrooms,consistently_49_the hallwaymonitor eachmorning andtidied upthe classroomafter hispeers leftschool_50_nobody（）was watching.This student,the securityguard wrote,hadan_51_respect forevery personattheschool,regardlessof position,popularity orpower.It gaveusa_52_onto astudents lifeinthemoments whennothing counted”.That studentwas admittedby（一致的）unanimous voteoftheadmissions committee.Next yearthere mightbeaflood ofsecurityguardrecommendations_53_this essay.But ifit meansstudents willstartpaying asmuch_54_tothepeople whoclean theirclassrooms astheydoto theirprincipals andteachers,Im happytohelp startthat
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41.A.definite B.difficult C.delicate D.desperate
42.A.However B.Otherwise C.Besides D.Therefore
43.A.ability B.quality C.limitation D.assumption
44.A.signal B.detector C.appearance D.indication
45.A.come outB.picked upC.come acrossD.brought up
46.A.stood upB.stood outC.given upD.given out
47.A.guard B.teacher C.principal D.counselor
48.A.wisdom B.bravery C.encouragement D.consideration
49.A.bothered B.answered C.visited D.thanked
50.A.as ifB.nowthatC.even ifD.so that
51.A.weird B.accurate C.equal D.initial
52.A.passion B.trouble C.method D.window
53.A.due toB.in needof C.except forD.alongwith
54.A.money B.notice C.attention D.curiosity
55.A.policy B.trend C.arrangement D.career第二节共小题；每小题分，满分分
101.515阅读下面短文，在空白处填入个适当的单词或括号内单词的正确形式1天井A skywell,or“tian jing“in Mandarin,isatypical featureofa56tradition homein southernand easternChina.Different froma northernChinese courtyard,a skywellis57small andless exposedtotheoutdoor environment.Skywells are58common seenin homesdating toMing andQing dynasties,which houseddifferent59generateof relatives.Skywells helpedcool buildingsin60era wellbefore air-conditioning existed.When windblows abovea skywellhouse,it canenter theindoor spacethroughtheopening.61outdoor airis oftencooler thanindoor air,the incomingbreezetravels downthe wallstothelower storiesand createsairflows byreplacing warmerindoor air,62rises andleavesthrough theopening.63design toserve asa gatheringspace forfamilies orcommunities aswell,skywell buildings64exist inChina fbrhundredsofyears.Although inrecent timesthey haveoften beenforgotten bypeople65prefermodern facilities,due toa revivalof traditionalChinese architecture,skywell buildingshave beenmaking acomeback.第四部分写作（共两节，满分分）40第一节（满分分）15假如你是李华暑假期间，你在迪士尼官方网站为表妹订购了一个玲娜贝尔毛绒玩具，打算月日送1015给她这个生日礼物可是，你今天收到的商品却是草莓熊玩具请你用英文写一封邮件给迪士尼官方网站，内容包括说明情况；
1.提出解决方案
2.参考词汇迪士尼玲娜贝尔草莓熊-Disney-LinaBell-Lotso注意词数左右;
1.80可以适当增加细节，以使行文连贯；
2.开头和结尾已经给出，不计入总词数
3.Dear siror madam,Yours,第Li Hua二节（满分分）25阅读下面材料，根据其内容和所给段落开头语续写两段，使之构成一篇完整的短文It wasthe dayofthebig cross-countiy run.Students fromseven differentprimary schoolsin andaroundthesmalltown werewarming upand walkingthe routethrough thickevergreen forest.I lookedaround andfinally spottedDavid,who wasstanding byhimself offtotheside bya fence.He wassmall fortenyearsold.His usualbig toothysmile wasabsent today.I walkedover andasked himwhy he wasnt withthe otherchildren.He hesitatedand thensaid hehad decidednottorun.What waswrong Hehad workedso hardfor thisevent!I quicklysearched thecrowd forthe schooPscoach andasked himwhat hadhappened.I wasafraid thatkids fromotherschools wouldlaugh athim,“he explaineduncomfortably.I gavehimthechoice torun ornot,and lethim decide.”（慢’恼）I bitback myfrustration.I knewthe coachmeant well——he thoughthewasdoing theright thing.Aftermaking surethat Davidcould runif hewanted,I turnedto findhim comingtowards me,his smallbody rockingfrom sidetoside ashe swunghis feetforward.David hada braindisease whichprevented himfrom walkingor runninglike otherchildren,but atschool hisclassmatesthought ofhim asa regularkid.He alwaysparticipated tothe bestofhisability inwhatever theywere doing.That waswhy noneofthechildren thoughtit unusualthat David had decidedto jointhe cross-country team.It justtookhim longer-thafs all.Davidhadnot misseda singlepractice,and althoughhe always finished hisrun longafterthe otherchildren,hedidalwaysfinish.As aspecial educationteacher attheschool,I wasfamiliar withthe challengesDavid faced注意and wasproud ofhis strongdetermination.续写词数应为左右；
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150.请按如下格式在答题卡的相应位置作答2Paragraph1:We satdown nextto eachother,but Davidwouldnt lookat me.Paragraph2:1watched asDavid movedup tothe startingline withtheotherrunners.高届高二上期月阶段性测试英语答案20251001-05ACCBC06-10CACBA11-15BAACC16-20ACACA21-23CCB24-27CDAC28-31ACBD32-35DACB36-40GAEBF。
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