2025年福建省邵武七中高三下第8周测试题含解析

2025年福建省邵武七中高三下第8周测试题注意事项考生要认真填写考场号和座位序号

1.试题所有答案必须填涂或书写在答题卡上，在试卷上作答无效第一部分必须用铅笔作答；第二部分必须用黑色字

2.2B迹的签字笔作答考试结束后，考生须将试卷和答题卡放在桌面上，待监考员收回

3.第一部分（共小题，每小题分，满分分）20L

5301.For theChinese dreamat anearlier date,we mustaccelerate thepace ofreform andopening up.A.being realized B.to realizeC.realizing D.to berealized

2.By thetime hearrived inBeijing,we therefor twodays.A.will havestayed B.stay C.have beenstaying D.had stayed

3.Mary feltfrom theoutside world,since shelacked anInternet connectionand couldntreceive anye-mail.A.cut down B.cut in C.cut off D.cut out

4.People with anyone whois alwaystalking abouthow wonderfulhe is.A.fall inB.keep companyC.catch upD.get fedup

5.As teacherswe shouldntaccept theargument givenby somepeople standardizedtests restricteducators toomuchand takethe joyout ofteaching.A.where B.whatC.how D.that

6.If weuse thenew recyclingmethod,a largenumber oftrees・A.are savedB.will saveC.will besaved D.have saved

7.She didnot feela bitnervous thoughit was the firsttime shein public.A.spoke B.have spokenC.had spokenD.were speaking

8.Since youare mydaughters classmate,wed liketo youtonight.A.put;downB.put;inC.put;offD.put;up

9.In contrastwith theliberal socialclimate of the present,traditions in the pastwere relatively・A.competitive B.comprehensiveC.creative D.conservative

10.She wassuch aproud personthat she would dieshe wouldadmit shewas wrong.A.since B.whenC.unless D.before

11.The guidanceteacher was their adviser,offering themsuggestions andsolutions whenthey difficulties.A.arose B.encountered、15A.example B.effect C.impression D.treat16A.anxiety B.safety C.reaction D.satisfaction、17A.performs B.researches C.concentrates D.organizes、18A.pessimism B.impatience C.humor D.sensitivity、19A.statements B.relationship C.happiness D.directions20A.express B.arise C.judge D.ignore第二节（每小题分，满分分）阅读下面材料，在空白处填入个适当的单词或括号内单词的正确形式

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27.15The DragonBoat Festivalis a1tradition holidaythat commemoratesthe lifeand deathof thefamousChinese scholarQu Yuan（）It is a daywhen manypeople eatzongzi andrace dragon boats Inancient China,the festival

2.celebrate as“Poets Dayinhonor ofQu Yuan,3-was knownas Chinasfirst poet4-is commonlybelieved that the localpeople began5-tradition ofthrowing sacrificialcooked riceinto the river forQu Yuan,while othershoped that the ricewould preventQu Yuans body frombeing eatenby thefishes in theriverAt first,the localsdecided

6.（）make zongziin hopesthat it would sinkinto theriver andreach QuYuansbodyHowever,the traditionof wrappingthe ricein（）bamboo

7.leaf to make zongzibegan thefollowing yearAdragonboat,usually madeof woodto variousdesigns andsizes,is ahuman-powered boatThey oftenhave brightlydecorateddesigns thatrange anywherefrom40feet inlength8_100feet,with thefront endshaped likeopen-mouthed dragons,and theback end）with ascaly tailThe boatcan haveup to80rowers topower the boat,

9.depend on the lengthA sacredceremony isperformed before（）any competitionin orderto bringtheboatto life^by painting the eyesThe firstteam

10.gain aflag at the endof thecourse winstherace第四部分写作（共两节）第一节短文改错（满分分）10（分）假定英语课上老师要求同桌之间交换修改作文，请你修改你同桌写的以下作文文中共有处语言错误,每

28.1010句中最多有两处每处错误仅涉及一个单词的增加、删除或修改增加在缺词处加一个漏字符号

（八）并在其下面写出该加的词删除把多余的词用斜线（\）划掉修改在错的词下划一横线，并在该词下面写出修改后的词注意、每处错误及其修改均仅限一词；

1、只允许修改处，多者（从第处起）不计分

21011、、On Sundaymorning,Jack waspainting in the studywhile thephone rangHe hurriedto thephone He was hisworkmate,Mike、While theywere chattingon thephone,but hislittle sonknocked overpainting Jackrushed backto thestudy Thepainting wasona messand thebaby wascrying Hequickly clearedthe mess,comforting thebaby and then tookhim outTo hissurprises,his wifecameback fromshopping aheadof theusually timeHewasrather embarrassingHe toldhis wifethat itwasthecat whichcaused、the disaster160第二节书面表达（满分分）25（分）假如你是李华，你的好朋友王明是星华中学高一年级的学生，他进入高中后，不知道如何适应高中生活,

29.25请给他写一封建议信要点多与老师沟通交流；.积极参与班级活动.与志趣相同的同学交朋友L23注意词数左右；.可适当增加细节，以使行文连贯L802参考答案第一部分（共小题，每小题分，满分分）

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530、1D、2D、3C、4D、5D、6C、7C、8D、9D、10D、11B、12B、13A、14D、15C、16B、17C、18C、19C、20D第二部分阅读理解（满分分）阅读下列短文，从每题所给的、、、四个选项中，选出最佳选项40A BC D、

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4.B第三部分语言知识运用（共两节）第一节（每小题分，满分分）阅读下面短文，从短文后各题所给的、、和

1.530A BC四个选项中，选出可以填入空白处的最佳选项.D、

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20.A第二节（每小题分，满分分）阅读下面材料，在空白处填入个适当的单词或括号内单词的正确形式

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5151271.traditional

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10.which—that第二节书面表达（满分分）2529Dear WangMing,Im sorryto knowthat you have troubleadapting yourselfto seniorhigh school.However,the situationis easy to changeif youtakemy suggestionsinto consideration.First of all,why notcommunicate with your teacherface toface Bydoing this,your teacherwill know your innerthoughts andhelpyou solvethis problem.Whats more,if Iwere you,I wouldbe engagedin variouskinds of activities heldby classactively.Moreimportantly,itwouldbe a good ideaif youmade somefriends withcommon interests.If youdo this,you canshare happinessandsadness with them andhelp youget toknow themto getrid ofloneliness athigh school.I hopeyou willfind theseideas useful.Yours,Li HuaC.emerged D.evaluated

12.Please dontmake soloud noise.The newsof thevolcanic eruptionin Indonesiaand Iwant tolisten.A.is broadcastB.is beingbroadcastC.has beenbroadcastD.had beenbroadcast

13.Everyone in the villagehoped that hewouldafter afew daystreatment.A.pick upB.come upC.keep upD.make up

14.Not untilI wentup furtherthat underthe tree,obviously soundasleep.A.that I saw;did aboy lieB.Isaw;lay aboyC.did I see;did aboy lieD.did Isee;lay aboy

15.the weather,the sportsmeet will be heldon time.A.Instead ofB.In relationto C.Regardless ofD.In favorof

16.What anunforgettable experience!Ill writeit downit isstill freshin mymemory.A.since B.whileC.after D.until

17.In manyways,the magicof AIis itsnot somethingyou cansee ortouch.A.whether B.whatC.that D.why

18.Why youchoose towork in a remotevillage schoolwhen you can owna respectablejob ina cityA.need B.shouldC.mustD.will

19.—Why didyou comeby taxi—My carbroke downlast weekand Istill itrepaired.A.didn9t haveB.hadnt hadC.havent hadD.wont have

20.The classroomis bigenough for25students fornormal useyou needmore spacefor specialactivities.A.once B.because C.if D.unless第二部分阅读理解（满分分）阅读下列短文，从每题所给的、、、四个选项中，选出最佳选项40A BC D

21.（6分）Poetry is the artisticexpression of the humanthoughts andfeelings inrhythmical andemotional language.（散文），（意象），Compared withprose itlays morestress onrhythm,imagery emotion,and imagination.As itslanguage isrhythmical,its soundis highlymusical.We maysay,“No rhythm,no poetry，no matterthe rhythmof poetryis traditionalas inmetrical（格律的）style ornatural asin free verse.So the poet mustwrite carefullyand reflectivelyin orderto findwords that not onlyfulfills thedemands of meter and rhyme,butalso expressesthe meaninginamanner thatcomplements theimagery andtone of the restof thepoem.This carefuluse oflanguage isthe most significantdifference between ordinary prose and poetry.（石匠）The ordinaryprose writerneatly builds an argumentusing wordsthe waya masonbuildsahouse usingbricks;thepoet（大卵石壁炉炉床）一is anartisan whocreates afieldstone heartheach stoneor eachword isturned over,examined,and oftenlaidaside untilit canbe placedwhere itsshape,weight,and colorwill contributeto thestrength andbeauty of the whole.Prose,according toSamuelTaylor Coleridge,is“words in their bestorder，and poetryis“the bestwords intheir bestorder”.The readerschief delightin readingpoetry comesfrom hisresponse toits musicaleffect,which comesfrom manymetrical（抑扬格）patterns representedin conventionaliambic feetor fromrepetitions andparallel phrasingshown infreeverseand fromotherelements ofpoetry.、1Whats thepurpose ofsaying“No rhythm,no poetry“in paragraph1A.To showthe importanceof rhythmin poetry.B.To showrhythm isthe mostimportant element.C.To showthere isno limiton theuse ofrhythm.D.To showrhythm ismore importantthan poetry.、2What isthemostimportant differencebetweenordinaryproseandpoetryA.The degreeof emotion.B.The carefulchoice ofwords.C.The delicateuse of the metricstyle.D.The demandsofmeterandrhyme.、3Where isthe readersmain joyin readingpoetryA.The experienceof thepoets emotion.B.The appreciationof themetrical pattern.C.The readersreaction to the musicaleffect.D.The comprehensionofthethoughts andfeelings.、4How isthe textmainly developedA.By definition.B.By examples.C.By quotation.D.By comparison.（分）

22.8We allare familiarwith Androidand iOSplatforms asboth arepopular butare quitedifferent whenit comestofunctionalities.If youare makinga bigmove fromAndroid toiPhone,then thefirst thingthat countersyour mindis howto getyour data on theiPhone.Note:You needto turnon Wi-Fi on your AndroidiPhone andconnect themwith the same network.So,let*s getstarted and learn howto transferdata fromAndroid toiPhone.Note:Please keepin mindthat thesteps mightvary fromdevice todevice.Install（安装）the nMove to iOS”App on your Androiddevice fromthe Googleplay store.This applicationis developedby Appleand available forfree.Once youare donewith installingthe app,you needto grant permissions to the app.Now,follow on-screen instructionstoproceed.Now,keep yourAndroid asideand startyour iPhone.Follow theon-screen instructionsto setup youriPhone.The transfermight takea bitlonger dependingupon thesize ofthe content.On youriPhone screen,you willsee ascreen saying/Continue settingup iPhone.You cancontinue settingup yourApple IDonyournew iPhone.Once done,you willfind allyour datasuch ascontacts,messages,bookmarks,pictures etc.on it.Thats it,nowyou can dumpyour oldAndroid phoneand enjoyusing youriPhone.、1Before thetransfer,what areyou supposedto dofirstA.Be familiarwith Androidand iOSplatforms.B.Check yourdataonthe iPhoneand backit up.C.Remember thesteps mightvary fromdevice todevice.D.Turn onWi-Fi andconnect themwith the same network.、2What dowe knowabout theMovetoiOS AppA.It isrequired tobe installedonyouriOS device.B.It is an appthat transfersdata fromAndroid toiPhone.C.The Googleplay storedeveloped thisapp freeof charge.D.You needgrantpermissionsto theapp beforedownloading it.、3Which sectionofawebsite isthis articletaken fromA.Technology.B.Entertainment.C.Travel.D.Relationship.（分）

23.8“WHAT ISCIVILIZATION^asked KennethClark50years agointheseminal BBCseries onthe subject.I dontknow,and Icant defineit inabstract terms,yet.But Ithink Ican recognizeit whenIseeit,and Imlooking atit now.^^And heturnedto gesturebehind him,atthesoaring Gothictowers andflying buttressesof Notre Dame.It seemsinhuman tocare more about a building than about people.That thesight of Notre Damegoing up in flameshas attractedsomuch moreattention than floods insouthern Africawhich killedover1,000arouses understandablefeelings ofguilt.Yet thewidespread,intense griefatthesight ofthe cathedralscollapsing steepleis infact profoundlyhuman-and ina particularly21st-century way.It isnot justthe economythat isglobal today,it isculture too.People wanderthe worldin searchnot justof jobsand securitybutalso ofbeauty andhistory.Familiarity breedsaffection.A buildingon whosesunny stepsyouhaverested,in frontof whichyou havetakena selfiewithyourloved one,becomes awarm partof yourmemories andthus ofyourself.That helpsexplain whyChina isinmourning——WeChat,young Chinasprincipal meansof talkingto itself,has beenthrobbing with the story,and XiJinping,thecountrys president,sent amessage ofcondolence toEmmanuel Macron,his Frenchcounterpart-while Indiawas largelyindifferent.Tourism fromIndia to the Westisatrickle comparedwiththeflood fromChina.This visualage hasendowed beautywith newpower,and social media haveturned greatworks ofart intosuperstars.Only afew,though,have achievedthis status.Just asthere isonly evera handfulof world-famous actors,so thepantheon ofglobally recognizableculturalsymbols istiny:the MonaLisa,Michelangelo^David,the TajMahal,the GreatPyramid-and Notre Dame.Disaster,too,isvisual.In the24hours after the firestarted videoson socialmedia ofthe burningcathedral wereviewed nearlya quarterofabilliontimes.Yet theemotions thesight arousedwere lessabout the building itselfthan aboutwhat losingit mightmean.Notre Dameis anexpressionof humanityat itscollective best.Nobody couldlook upinto thatvaulted ceilingwithout wonderingatthecumulative geniusofthe thousandsof anonymouscraftsmen who,over acentury anda half,realized avision sogrand inits structuralambition andsodelicate inits hand-chiselled detail.Its survivalthrough850years ofpolitical turbulence-through war,revolution andNazioccupation-binds the present to the past.The firealso bindspeople toeach other.The outpouringof emotionit hasbrought forthis proofthat,despite thedark forcesofdivision nowabroad,we are all init together.When nationalismisarising threat,shared sadnessmakes borderssuddenly irrelevant.When politicsis polarized,a loveof culturehas thepower tounite.When extremismdivides Muslimfrom Christianand religiouspeoplefrom atheists,those ofall faithsand noneare mourningtogether.An edificebuilt for the gloryof Godalso representsthe unityofthe humanspirit.And it willberebuilt.The morningafterthefire,the manyParisians whowent tothe cathedralto mournits destructionfoundcomfort instead.Although thespire isgone,the towersare stillstanding andit seemslikely thatthe wholebuilding canbe revived.Theeffort torebuild it,like thefire,will bringpeople together.Within24hours,€600m$677m hadbeen raisedfrom businesses and richpeople,andarash ofcrowdfunding campaignsstarted.A high-resolution laserscan ofthe building,carried outrecently,should help.It willnever be thesame,but thatis as it shouldbe.As VictorHugo wrotein“The HunchbackofNotreDame，a three-volumelove-letter tothe cathedral:“Great edifices,like greatmountains,are thework ofcenturies.Art isoften transfonnedasitis beingmade...Time isthe architect,the nationisthebuilder/91Whats the writers attitudetowards thefact thatpeople care moreaboutabuildingthanfloodsin AfricaA.indifferent B.criticalC.confused D.understandable、2The underlinedword“condolence“in Paragraph3means.A.sympathy B.complimentC.gratitude D.agreement3Why wasIndia largelyindifferent tothe bigfire ofNotre DameA.Because Indianscaremoreabout jobsand security.B.Because Indianshave noaccess tosocialmedialike WeChat.C.Because Indianshave lessfamiliarity withNotreDame.D.Because Indiansare notfond oftravelling.、4What canwe inferfrom Paragraph5and6A.People aremore sadabout losingthe buildingthanaboutwhat losingit mightmean.B.Not onlydoes NotreDame bindthepresenttothe past butalso bindspeople toeach other.C.Owing tothe bigfire,people around the worldwill uniteforever despitetheir differences.D.Unrest existedin historyfor quitea longtime andit stillexists now.、5By saying“itwillnever be thesame”,thewritermeans that.A.the high-resolution laserscan ofthebuildinghelps butfar fromenough（复制）B.its impossibleto replicateJ itfor lackofthecumulative geniusof craftsmenC.dark forces,nationalism andextremism arebarriers toreplicating itD.time haschanged andthe rebuildingwill changeaccordingly、6What mightbethebest titleofthe passageA.What iscivilization B.Why dopeople careabout NotreDameC.What bindspeople togetherD.How shouldwe rebuildNotreDame（分）

24.8The ideaof turningrecycled plasticbottles into clothing isnot new.During thelast fiveyears,a largenumber of（织物）clothing companies,businessesandenvironmental organizationshave startedturning plasticsinto fabricto dealwith plasticpollution.But theresa problemwith thismethod.Research nowshows thatmicrofibers couldbethebiggest sourceof plasticinthesea.Dr.Mark Brownein SantaBarbara,California,has beenstudying plasticpollution andmicrofibers for10years now.He explains（合成的）that everytime syntheticclothes gointo a washing machine,a largenumber ofplastic fibersfall off.Most washing machines（下水道）cant collectthese microfibers.So everytime thewater getsout ofawashingmachine,microfibers areentering thesewersand finallyend upinthesea.In2011,Browne wrotea paperstating thata singlepiece ofsynthetic clothingcan producemore than1,900fibers perwash.Browne collectedsamples fromseawater andfreshwater sitesaroundthe world,and useda specialway toexamine eachsample.Hediscovered thatevery singlewater samplecontained microfibers.This isbad newsfor anumber ofreasons.Plastic cancause harmto sea life wheneaten.Studies have also shown that plasticcanabsorb otherpollutants.Based onthis evidence,it mayseem surprisingthat companiesand organizationshave chosento turnplastic wasteintoclothingasan environmentalsolution.Even thoughthe sciencehas beenaround fora while,Browne explainsthat heshad adifficult timegettingcompanies tolisten.When heasked well-known clothingcompanies tosupport Benign by Design——his researchproject thatseeks togetclothes thathaveabad effecton humansandtheenvironment outofthemarket,Browne didntget asatisfying answer.Only onewomensclothing company,Eileen Fisher,offered Brownefunding.1What hashappened duringthepastfive yearsA,Fabric hasbecome muchstronger.B.Plastic pollutionhas beenless serious.C.Many plasticwastes have been reused.D.Microfibers havebeen greatlyimproved.、2What doesBrowne thinkof washingsynthetic clothesA.It isadding microfiberstotheclothes.B.It isworsening environmentalproblems.C.It ismaking syntheticclothes lastlonger.D.It isdoing greatdamage towashingmachines.、3What canbe inferredabout BrownesBenignbyDesign researchprojectA.It hasachieved greatsuccess.B.It hasntgot anythingdone.C.It isknown tovery fewpeople.D.It isfacing somedifficulties.、4Whats thebest titleforthetextA.Its importantto learnto recycleB.Its nevereasytosolve pollutionproblemsC.Recycled plasticclothing:solution orpollutionD.Are humanbeings movingforward orbackward（分）

25.10Why doyou gotothelibrary Forbooks,yes-but youlike booksbecause theytell stories.You hopeto getlost inastory orbe transportedinto someoneelses life.At onetype oflibrary,you cando justthat—even thoughtheres nota singlebook.前岫IIBRIRYAt aHuman Library,instead ofbooks,you can“borrow“people.Individuals volunteeras human“books andparticipants intheevent canread thebook—meaning theywould havea one-on-one conversationwiththevolunteer andshare ina dialogueabout thatindividuafsexperience.Books,,are volunteersfrom allwalks oflife whohave experienceddiscrimination（歧视）basedon race,religion,class,gender identity,age,lifestyle choices,disability andother aspectsof theirlifeFor acertain amountof time,youcanask themquestions andlisten totheir stories,which areas fascinatingand asattractive asany（难民），youcanfind ina book.Many ofthe storieshave todo withsome kindof stereotype.You canspeak witha refugeea soldiersufferingfrom PTSD,a homelessperson ora womanliving withHIV.The HumanLibrary encouragespeople tochallenge theirownlong-held beliefs-to trulyget toknow,andlearnfrom someonethey mightotherwise makea quickjudgment about.According toits website,the HumanLibrary is“a placewhere difficultquestions areexpected,appreciated andanswered.Itprovides theopportunity forthe communityto shareand understandthe experiencesof othersintheircommunity.The HumanLibrary Organizationcame tobe in Copenhagen,Denmark in

2000.Ronni Abergel,his brotherDany,and somecolleagueshosted afour-day duringa majorNorthern Europeanfestival,hoping toraise awarenessabout violenceamong youth.Afterthe successof thisevent,Abergel foundedthe HumanLibrary Organization,which hasbeen growingever since.Though thereareafew permanenthuman libraries,most arentplaces atall,but events.Though manydo takeplace atphysicallibraries,you dontneed alibrary card—anyone cancome andbe partoftheexperience.There havebeen humanlibrary eventsall overtheglobe,in universitiesand inpubs,from Chicagoto Tunis to Edinburghto SanAntonio.The storiesthese bookstell rangefrom fascinatingto heartbreakingand everythingin between.And that*sthevery pointof theorganization—to provethatnoperson canbe summedupinjust oneword.It seeksto showpeople thatyou trulycan*t judgea bookbyits cover--or byits titleor label.、1The booksin humanlibraries are.A.long-held beliefsattracting individualsB.inspiring stonesmotivating peoplein troubleC.events inwhich peoplecan talkto volunteersD.unfairly-treated peoplesharing theirexperiences、2The eventinCopenhagenis significantbecause it.A.aimed tohelp theyoung sufferingfrom violenceB.attempted toreplace traditionalphysical librariesC.laid afoundation forthe HumanLibrary OrganizationD.led toa pleasingdevelopment forthe communitywith racism、3In humanlibraries,the readersare likelyto.A.deepen theirunderstanding ofpeople B.enrich theirown personalexperiencesC.hear thestories fromall overtheworldD.make quickjudgments aboutthe“books”、4The mainpurpose ofthepassageisto.A.compare andevaluate B.inform andexplainC.discuss andpersuade D.analyze andsuggest第三部分语言知识运用（共两节）第一节（每小题分，满分分）阅读下面短文，从短文后各题所给的、、和

1.530A BC四个选项中，选出可以填入空白处的最佳选项.D（分）

26.30One dayId hadto callemergency servicesbecause Ifound mypartner unconsciousonthefloor.Within（护理人员）minutes,a policecar andan]arrived,filled withpolice andparamedics whotook my2away quicklytotheemergencydepartment,where hereceived thecritical3thatheneeded.A weeklater,I wrotethank younotes tothose helpfulpolice andparamedics and4for them,for itwas asmall gesturewithabig（布朗尼蛋挂）impact.When Idropped offbrownies atthe policeand firestations,they5me forthe gifts.Thanked meAll thatIddone wasbake:theyd6alife.I droveaway feeling7and happy,8because Iddone agood need,but mostlybecause Iwas amazedthat thereare9people whodolife savingwork and10nothing inturn.（感恩）I11my wituralhigh mayhavebeenmore thanit seemed.Research hasshownthat12thoughts ofgratitude andperforming（提高）acts ofkindness canboost your13and haveother14effects onyour health.We knowfrom studiesintheliterature thatgratitudedoes haveagood15on happiness,that itincreases life_16J saysWillibald Ruch,a psychologyprofessor atthe UniversityofZurich who17effects ofcharacter strengthssuch asgratitude and

18.Its amongthe topfive predictorsof19You canmake positivechangesin yourlife bylearning to20gratitude/

51、A.agency B.ambulance C.agreement D.apology

2、A.partner B.neighbor C,stranger D.professor

3、A.remark B・survey C.ease D.care

4、A.paid B.called C.prepared D.baked、B.thanked C.impressed D.informed5A.blamed、B.brought C.discovered D.saved6A.created

7、A.light B.tight C.heavy D.readyC.possibly、B・eventually D.totally8A.partlyC.optimistic、B.selfless D,severe9A.stubborn

10、A.seek B.demand C.expect D.apply、11A.realizedB.treasured C.touched D.rewarded、12A.changing B.arguing C.assessing D.sharing

13、A.personality B.thought C,mood D.behavior14A.positive B.objective C.basic D.energetic、。