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年秋期棠湖中学高二期中考试2023英语试题本试卷共页，满分分考试用时分钟8120120注意事项答题前填写好自己的姓名、班级、考号等信息；L.请将答案正确填写在答题卡上2第卷（选择题分）I95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5段对话每段对话后有一个小题，从题中所给的A、B、C三个选项中选出最佳选项听完每段对话后，你都有秒钟的时间来回答有关小题和阅读下一小题10每段对话仅读一遍
1.Where arethe speakersA.At abus stop.B.At home.C.At theairport.
2.What arethe speakerstalking aboutA.A street.B.A park.C.A dog.
3.How will the boygo to the museumA.By foot.B.By underground.C.By bike.
4.What doesthe womanmeanA.The boyneeds to have arest.B.The boyhas to go overlessons at weekends.C.The boyshould havepassed theexam lasttime.
5.What is the womangoing to do nextA.Go to the restaurant.B.Type the document.C.See a dentist.第二节（共小题，每小题分，满分分）
151522.5听下面段对话或独白每段对话或独白后有几个小题，从题中所给的、、三个选项中选出最佳选项5A BC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；听完后，各小题将给出秒钟的作答时间，55每段对话或独白读两遍听第段长对话，回答第、题
6676.What doesthe mansay about the firstshirtA.It issimilar toone ofhis oldshirts.B.Its colordoesnt suithim.C.Its priceis toohigh.
7.Which shirtwilltheman buyA.The white one.B.The green one.C.The blackone.听第段长对话，回答第至题
7898.When willthe grassbe cutA.Today.B.Tomorrow.C.In three weeks.年秋期棠湖中学高二期中考试英语试题参考答案听力2023阅读理解
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65.customers9书面表达Dear Siror Madam,Im writingto applyto bea volunteerfbr The19th AsianGames to be heldin Hangzhouthis September.Im convincedthat Imwell qualifiedfor theposition.First,I have a goodcommand oforal English,which enablesmeto communicatewith othersfreely.Whafs more,I havesome relevantwork experience,working asa volunteerforyears atinternational footballand basketballgames.I regardit agreat opportunityand aprivilege tointroduce Chinatoforeign friendsin myown way.Any favorableconsideration ofmy applicationwould behighly appreciated.Looking forwardto yourreply.Yours,Li HuaParagraph1:Every dayafter school,Jack startedhis plan.Cold andhungry,Jack wanderedthe streets,searching for the nailbagscarefully.To savemore money,he evendecided todeliver papersin theearly morning.Exhausted andtired ashe felt,hestill stuckto theplan.It wasthe hairpinin theshop windowthat remindedhim thatwhat hedid wasworthwhile.After alongtime ofhard work,he madeit eventually.Paragraph2:Finally the time came!He tookoutthesoda tin,poured thecoins outand beganto countthem.Five dollars!His hardworkpaid off!Holding thesoda tinfirmly,Reuben rushedfor theshop tobuy thehairpin.The momenthe gotthebeautiful hairpin,he rushedhome andplaced itin Dorashand.Never hadDora receivedsuch agift.Speechless andhappy,she heldher sontightly intoher arms,with tearswelling upin hereyes.It was an unforgettableexperience,whichall thefamily memberswill remember听力原材料Text1M:You havetogonow,Judy,or youllmiss yourflight.It9san hours driveto theairport.W:Im leaving.Dont forgetto watermy flowers.Just aminute,wheres myticket,DadText2W:Why areyou walkingyour dogon abusy streetlike thisM:Its actuallynot mine.I sawit wanderingin anearby park.It lookslike thedog from the lostand foundadvertisementin school.I wasgoing tocontact theowner.Text3M:I dontwant towalk to the museum.Have youseen mybikeW:Oh,your cousinborrowed itthis morning.I forgotto tellyou.M:Never mind.Til takethe subwaythen.Text4M:Mom,must Istay athome reviewinglessons evenatweekendsIve studiedfbr severaldays.I needto relax.W:Last timeyou didpass theexam unexpectedly,but dontpush yourluck thistime becauseit ismuch moredifficult.Text5M:Hey,Emily.Were goingto SusieQs Restaurantfbr lunch.Do youwant tocome alongW:Sorry,I cantI haveto typethedocumentfor Scott.Hes havingadentistappointment.Text6W:Hello,sir.May Ihelp youM:Yes,can Isee thatshirt on the leftshelf pleaseW:Sure.Here youare.M:How muchis itW:55dollars.M:55dollars Thatstoo expensive.W:How about the onenext to the yellowsweater Itscheaper andvery similarto thisone.It comesin threecolors:white,black andgreen.M:Well,whiteonegets dirtyeasily andblack wouldmake melook dull.W:Then Illpack thegreenonefor youM:OK.Text7M:Excuse me,Mrs.Johnson.I noticedtoday that your grasshas beengetting verylong.Would youlike meto cut it fbryouIm goingtodomine tomorrow,anyway.W:Wonderful!You area verykind neighbor,Jim.My husbandhas beenout oftown forthreeweeks,and heusually doesit.M:What timewould beconvenient foryouW:What aboutafter breakfast,before itgets toohot outsideM:OK!Ell comeover withmy toolsaround9:00tomorrow morning.W:That soundsperfect!Thank youso much!Text8W:Hello andwelcome toAmazing Adventures.Today wehaveascientist Dr.Ken Roberts,who studiesstorms withus.Now,Dr.Roberts,youre whatsome peoplecall astorm hunter”.Can youtell uswhat that isM:Yes.A storm hunters someonewho followsstorms liketornadoes tostudy them.W:Interesting.Can youtell usmore aboutwhat sortof thingsyou doM:Certainly.Well,for example,if Iwant tostudy tornadoes,then Iusually followthem inmy car.That way,I cangetclose enoughto getmeasurements withmy instruments.W:Do youhave anystudies plannedfor thefutureM:Well,if Iget achance,Ill tryto filmthe inside of a tornado andpublish thepictures in a magazineso thatpeople canknowit.Text9W:At examtime it is importantto sleep well.Today wehave Doctor Baker withus in the studioand heis goingto giveusfive toptips forgetting agood nighfssleep.Welcome tothe show,DoctorBaker.M:Thank you.Ifs greatto behere.Lets startwith tipone.Dont go to bedwith thetelevision on.Some peoplethink theycansleepwellwith theTV on,but thenoise andlights meanyou dontreally sleepwell,so turnit off!Tip two:Dont thinktoomuch before bedtime.Do yourhardest homeworkearlier in the evening.Do easier homework later.If yourbrain istoo busy andfull ofideas ittakes longerto getto sleep.Tip three:Dont playvideo gamesanhourbefore you gotosleep.You mayget excited,they canmake yourbrain toobusyand active.Tip four:Turn offyour cellphone whenyougoto bed.What is so importantthat itcant waituntil themorning Ifpossible,leave yourphone in another room.Tip five:Play musicif youlike.But dontplay ittoo loud.Turn the sound downlow.W:Thank youfor theuseful advicefor ouryoung listeners,Doctor.Text10Northern India is nowsuffering from a heatwave withtemperatures reaching47℃.A blanketof hotair hassettled onIndiascapital NewDelhi,making theusually busystreets quietand somewhatlonely.In thepast two years,people dyingfromheat-related illnessesin Indiahave fallensharply,from about2,000in2015to halfthat numberin the following year,and to a littleover200in
2017.According toa lawpassed inIndia in2013,when temperaturesrise tosome degreewhichmay causeextreme damageto humanbody,school dayswill bereduced,government projectswill stop,and freewaterwill begiven inbusy areas.Indiais aiming toreduce thenumber ofdeaths fromextreme heatto zeroin thenext fewyears.The governmentofficials saidthat sofar thisyear,the heathas killed11people.Temperatures willdrop acrossIndia at附（请双击下面听力音频文件图标）the endof thismonth withthe arrivalof therainy season.听力音频.mp
39.Why isMrs.Johnsons grasslongA.She istoobusy.B.Jim hasnt cutit.C.Her husbandhasntcutit.听第段长对话，回答第至题
8101210.What dostormhuntersdoA.Follow tornadoesand studythem.B.Save peoplein stormyweather.C.Collect picturesabout tornadoes.
11.What doesDr.Roberts usuallydo tostudy tornadoesA.Read magazinesabout tornadoes.B.Measure tornadoesclosely in his car.C.Invent instrumentsto forecasttornadoes.
12.Whats Dr.Roberts futureplanA.Publishing anarticle abouttornadoes.B.Setting upa researchproject.C.Recording theinsideof atornado.听第段长对话，回答第至题
9131613.What doesDr.Baker sayin TiptwoA.Dont dohomework beforebedtime.B.Only doeasierhomeworkbeforebedtime.C.Dont gettired beforebedtime.
14.What doesDr.Baker askto turn offA.Music,phone,TV andcomputer.B.Phone,TV andcomputer.C.Phone andTV.
15.Why doesDr.Baker disagreewith videogames beforebedtimeA.Its exciting.B.Its time-wasting.C.Ifs noisy.
16.Whats Dr.Bakers adviceon the phoneA.Turn itdown.B.Put itbeside thebed.C.Leave itout ofbedroom.听下面一段独白，回答第至题
172017.What arethe highesttemperatures inNorthern IndianowA.About35℃.B.Almost40℃.C.Over45℃.
18.How manyIndian peopledied in2016due toheat-related illnessesA.About
200.B.About1,
000.C.About2,
000.
19.What will be doneunder extremelyhigh temperaturesA.Government projectswill bedone at night.B.Bottles ofwater willbe soldat lowprices.C.School dayswillbereduced.
20.What willthe weatherbe likelate thismonth inIndiaA.Cooler.B.All thesame.C.Hotter.第二部分阅读（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、、、四个选项中选出最佳选项A BC DAFourInteresting ScienceMuseumsPolytechnic Museum,RussiaFor manyguests of the capital,some of the mostvivid childhoodmemories areassociated withthis museum.Avariety oftechnical fieldsare presented in65halls-Mining,Space,Energy,and Transportation,etc.And theexposition（博览会）istheonly museumproject inRussia aboutthe historyof thebike.The interactivedivision“Technoplay“isopen,where younot onlycan butalso needtouch mostof theexhibits withyour hands.In additiontoself-experimentation,for personalrequests themuseums expertswill showmany entertainingexperiments.Eureka,EnglandThe Eurekaeducational centeris ahuge complexwhere modernscience and technology arebecoming clear,even tokids.The mainexhibition isdevoted tothe humanbody,the lawsof physicsand naturalthings.Visitors canobtain energyorcreate paperwith their own hands.On thearea of the Eurekaeducational parkthere isa botanicalgarden andacollection ofminerals from the rocktypes ofFinland ispresented there.Deutsches Museum,Germany（风车）In thismuseum you can seemore than100thousand differentitems fromwindmills tomedical equipment.All aspectsof industrialproduction appearbefore theeyes.Several museumrooms arearranged especiallyforchildren-there areexhibits thatentertain kidsstarting fromthree.NEMO,the Netherlands（沉浸）The largestDutch researchcentre standsready toshare itssecrets witheveryone.This immersionin theworldof scienceandtechnologywill notbe dull.All significantinformation ispresentedin the formof excitinggames.All exhibitsare interactive;visitors areallowed totouch,pull andpress onanything.The museumis for children from6to16,as wellas for their parents-it willbe interestingto all.
21.What canwe learnfrom paragraphoneA.Visitors willshow entertainingexperiments.B.Kids havethe chanceto watchentertaining movies.D.Visitors canlearn somethingabout transportation.
22.Where shoulda kidgo ifhe orshe isinterested intreesA.Polytechnic Museum.B.Deutsches Museum.C.Eureka.D.NEMO.
23.What makesNEMO specialA.It isspecially designedforchildren.B.It showsinformation ofexhibits ingames.C.Lots ofenjoyable experimentsare shown.D.Some exhibitscan be touched orpressed.C.If youare interested intheexhibits,you cantouch allof them.When askedabout herchildhood inthe documentaryAlive Inside,a90-year-old womanwith dementiareplies,Iveforgotten somuch.,,Film-maker MichaelRossato-Bennett thenplays musicfrom herpast forher.Thats LouisArmstrong,she says.Hes singingWhen theSaints GoMarching In and ittakes meback tomy school days.She thenrecallsexact detailsfrom herlife.Why doesit happenMusic tendsto accompanyevents thatarouse emotionsor otherwisemake strongimpressionson us-such asweddings andgraduations.These kindsof experiencesform strongmemories,and themusic andmemories（紧密相连）（神经的）likely becomeintertwined inour neuralnetworks,according toJulene Johnson,a professorat theUniversityof California.Movements,such asdancing,also oftenpair withour experienceof music,which canhelp formmemories.Even manyyears later,hearing themusic canbring backmemories of these long-past events.As Alive Inside shows,music hasthis powereven formany people with dementia.Researchers notethat thebrainareas thatprocess andremember musicare typicallyless damagedby dementiathan otherareas,and theythink itmayexplain thephenomenon.They alsopay attentionto elderlypeople with dementia,especially thosein nursinghomes.Its possiblethoselong-term memoriesare stillthere/9Johnson says,but peoplejust havea hardertime accessingthem because theyre inastrange placeand there9re nota lotof circumstancesin whichsomeone couldpull outthose memories.”Johnson alsonotes thatmusic isnot universallyuseful for all people withdementiasince thereare somepeople withdementiawhose brainarea thatrecognizes musicis damaged.Despite musicsapparent benefits,few studieshave exploredits influenceon memory recall in people with，dementia Itsreally anuntapped area,“Johnson says.Petr Janataisaresearcher investigatingthe topicof music andmemory.He saysthat scientistsstill donot havethe answersto whyand howmusic reawakensmemories inpeople withdementia,but thisphenomenon isreal and its just a matterof timebefore itsfully borneout byscientific research.
24.What helpsthe oldwoman inAliveInsiderecall herchildhoodA.The descriptionof herschooldaysB.A filmshe watchedbefore.C.A songshe listenedto before.D.The voiceof herchildhood friend.
25.What benefitof musicis discussedin paragraph2A.It helpsmake lastingmemories.B.It helpscure patientsof dementia.C.It helpsarouse emotionsin specialevents.D.It helpsremember dancemovements easily.
26.According toJohnson,what shouldwe dofor elderlypeoplewith dementiaA.Send themto nursinghomes forgood care.B.Provide familiarenvironments for them.C.Play lotsof classicalmusic tothem.D.Talk tothem abouttheir past.
27.What dowe knowaboutthestudy intomusicandmemoryrecallinpeoplewithdementiaA.It iscriticized byPetr Janata.B.It isa ground-breaking study.C.It issupported bysolid evidence.D.It appliesto allpeoplewithdementia.CSome gamesfade intonear irrelevance,while otherspass thetest oftime andcontinue tobe enjoyedby millionsofpeople fromall over the world.Bingo isa hugelyentertaining game played alloverthe world andit hasbeen aroundforroughly fivecenturies.Ifs impossibleto tellthe exacttime the game wasinvented,but roughestimations placeits birth（意大利around
1530.The firstplayers toenjoy this game werethose whooften went totheII Giocodel Lottod Italia彩票）anditquickly becameavailable inFrance.Bingo isnow availableat online bingo siteslisted atbingosites,net andpeople enjoyit onvirtual andreal currency.Back inthe day,it wasntnecessarily a gameplayedfor profit,but rathera pleasantpastime withmultiple uses.Fewpeople know that bingowas usedas aneducational toolin Germanyat theturnofthe18th century.Children hadmore funplayingthisgamewhile learningabout multiplicationtables andspelling,and in this country,the namewas calledTombola,（赌场），Bingo wasone ofthe lastgames tobe addedtotheportfolios ofonline casinoswell afterslots,table games,and videopokers.Players werereluctant toswitch frombrick——and——mortar locationsto onlinebingo rooms.Bingo isagamethat fosterssocial interactionsand inthe absenceof thiskey ingredient,itisfar lessexciting toplay onrealor virtualcurrency.Internet bingorooms wereable toaddress thisconcern bydeveloping chatfeatures allowinggamersto talkto eachother whileplaying.Online bingorooms arenow licensedand regulated,so playerscan signup foranaccount,make adeposit andgamble securely.The licensegives thempeace ofmind,as theyknowthat they dontbreakany lawsby playing thegameon real money.Another reasononlinebingoissopopular isthatyoucan trythe gameforfree usingthe virtualcurrency whichis replenishedindefinitely.Mobile devicesare alsoideal forplayingthegame,with allthatisneeded beingan Internetconnection.
28.What isintended tobe stressedinthefirst paragraphA.Bingos popularity.B.Bingos development.C.Bingos mystery.D.Bingos invention.
29.A.Critical.B.Skeptical.C.Positive.D.Unclear.Whats thewriters attitudetoward Bingo
30.What dothe underlinedwords thisconcern^refer toA.Boring onlinerooms.B.Lack ofcommunication.C.Absence ofrealmoney.D.Popularity ofphysical bingolocations.
31.Which ofthefollowingcan bethe besttitle ofthis passage一A.Bingo Aneducational toolB.Online bingo——A hitaround theworldC.Bingo—An everlastinggame D.Online Bingo—A gameof mobiledevices（犀牛）It iswell knownthat rhinoshave pooreyesight,so theymostly rely on theirnoses tounderstand theworldaround them.But theresone interactionin whichsound playsa keyrole.Southern whiterhino malescan eitherbe（支配地位的）dominant or subordinate.And onlythe dominant males holdand defendterritories.New searchfinds thattheycan distinguishthe callsof othermales toknow whois who.“We foundthat contactcalls carryinformation aboutthe dominancestatus ofthe males.It meansthat onlybylistening tothe calls,youcansay ifthe maleis territorialorsubordinate.Ivana Cinkoval,a zoologistattheUniversity ofKwaZulu-Natal in South Africa.She andher teamspent almosttwoyearsinSouthAfricas Hluhluwe-iMfolozi Parkrecording thesocial contactcallsof male rhinos.Then theyplayed thosecalls back to dominantterritorial malesand watchedthe responses.The researchersasked thatthe rhinocalls notbe included inthisprogram duetotheconcern thatcalls mightbe usedforillegal hunting.Back tothe reactionsoftherhinos.“They startedto searchforthe unexpected visitorthe mostquickly andspent thelongest timesearching aroundforthe unwelcomevisitor afterthe playbackofthe subordinate call,which wasquite surprising.^^（交酉己繁育）Only territorial malerhinoshold breedingopportunities withthe femalerhinos.Subordinate malescouldthus beinterestedinchallenging theterritorialmalefor dominance.But dominant males rarelylose theirterritoriesto subordinatemales,at leastwhile theyrein primecondition.
32.What dodominantmalesrelyonto identifyothersA.Sense ofhearing.B.Sense oftouch.C.Sense ofsight.D.Sense ofsmell.
33.Why didntresearchers allowrecorded callstobeincludedinthe programA.To protecttheir intellectualproperty rights.B.To keeppeople frombeing frightenedby them.C.To preventthem frombeing usedfor huntingrhinos.D.To coverup thefact ofillegal huntingin rhinos.
34.How diddominantmalesreact tothesubordinatecallA.They startedto searchforahiding place.B.They soughtforthecomer quicklyand carefully.C.They ranaway fromtheunexpectedvisitors.D.They lookedaround withgreat alarm.
35.What canwe inferfromthelast paragraphA.Territorial males,dominance isgenerally stable.B.Dominance malesposition ischallenging.C.Subordinate malesare aggressive.D.Subordinate maleshave breedingopportunities.第二节（共小题；每小题分，满分分）5210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How muchtime doyou spenddoing researchbefore youmake adecision Thereare peoplewho goover everydetail（认矢口偏见），exhaustively before making achoice.36Psychologists callthis wayof thinkinga cognitivebias atendencytoward aspecific mentalmistake.，To studyjumping weexamined decision-making patternsamong more than600people fromthe generalpopulation.We foundthat jumpersmade moreerrors thannon-jumpers onproblems thatrequire thoughtfulanalysis.37Inaquiz aboutUS citizens,they overestimatedthe chancethat their answers wereright significantlymorethanotherparticipants did-even whentheiranswerswere wrong.So whatis behindjumping Psychologicalresearchers commonlydistinguish betweentwo pathwaysof thought:automatic system,which reflectsideas thatcome tothe mindeasily andwithout effort,and controlledsystem includingconsciousand effortfulreasoning.Jumpers andnon-jumpers areequally influencedby automaticthoughts.38It isthe controlledsystem that helps peoplecounter balancemental biasesintroduced bythe automaticsystem.As aresult,jumpers weremore likelyto acceptthe conclusionmade atfirst sightwithout furtherquestioning.A lackofcontrolled thinkingis alsomore broadlyconnected totheir problematicbeliefs andfaulty reasoning.39A methodcalled cognitivetraining canbe usedto targettheir biases,which canhelp peoplethink moredeliberatively.In thistraining,participants arefaced withtheir ownbiases.They canlearn aboutthe misstepsand otherwaysof thinkingthrough theproblem athand.It helpsto graduallyget ridof participants,overconfidence.In everydaylife,the questionof whetherwe shouldthink thingsthrough orinstead jumptoaconclusion isa frequentandimportant one.40Sometimes themost importantdecision wemake canbetotake somemore timebeforemakingachoice.A.Happily,there maybe somehope forjumpers.B.Also,jumpers hadproblems withoverconfidence.C.We planto traceother problemsintroduced byjumping.D.But afair numberof individualsare quickto jumpto conclusions.E.It iscertainly possibleforthemto overthinkthings totake adecision.F.The jumpers,however,did notengage incontrolled reasoningtothesame degreeas non-jumpers.G.Recent studiesshow thateven gatheringjustalittle bitmore evidencemay helpus avoida majormistake.第三部分语言运用（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，从每题所给的、、、四个选项中选出可以填入空白处的最佳选项A BC DWhenPete Eckertstarted goingblind,he decidedto channelhis feelingsof lossinto art.In his20s atthe time,Eckertwould spendwhole dayspreparing drawingsand woodcutsbefore askinghis wifeto_41—the resultsto him.But theprocesswas drivinghis wife_42_.So,in searchofamore instantmedium,he turnedhis handto photography.“When Istarted out,digital camerashadnt_43—traditional photography shops yetJ Eckertsaid onthephonefromhis homein Sacramento,California.would goto thosephotographyshopsand buytwo rollsof filmand askten_44—questions.I wentevery day.And byasking questionsand getting_45—,I leamed.^^More thantwo decadesafter entirelylosing hissight froman eyedisease,Eckert has_46—a successfulcareer asaself-taught photographernow.When hefirst_47—theworldof photography,Eckert wouldgo onshort tripsatnightwithhis dogfor_48_.He beganby photographingstatues,though hesoon_49—more interestingsubject matter.uTo takephotosof sculpturesisnt really_50—becausetheart isalready thereJ hesaid.What Iwas lookingfor wasa wayofshowing what_51—is like.”This newfocus resultedina_52—kind ofphotographic beauty-images_53—of ghostlyfigures andartfully vague（模糊的）lines thatno onehad evertried before.（暗喻）Eckerts imagesarent_54—metaphors forblindness.Many ofthem havebeen shotto literallyrepresentwhat hismind sees,offering sightedpeople aclear_55_into hisworld.
41.A.predict B.describe C.question D.confirm
42.A.worried B.lonely C.crazy D.disappointed
43.A.run intoB.given awayC.put offD.wiped out
44.A.professional B.academic C.difficult D.important
45.A.belief B.expectation C.judgment D.instruction
46.A.established C.spotted D.ruinedB.introduced
47.A.put upwith C.took chargeof D.set footinB.stood upfor
48.A.protection C.promotion D.attractionB.inspiration
49.A.accepted C.sought D.checkedB.invented
50.A.new B.fair C.hard D.easy
51.A.blindness B.world C.space D.loneliness
52.A.popular B.traditional C.practical D.unique
53.A.accused B.composed C.rid D.cleared
54.A.hardly B.simply C.rarely D.seriously
55.A.reason B.target C.view D.message第卷非选择题分II55第二节共小题；每小题分满分分
101.5,15阅读下面材料，在空白处填入适当的内容个单词或括号内单词的正确形式，并将答案转写到答题卡上1Sichuan hotpots,Nanjing salted duck andCantonese dimsum arethe56tradition Chinesefoods.Sichuan hotpots arebelieved57start offinthelate QingDynasty asa wayfor boatmenontheYangtze Rivertokeep warmduring thecold andwet winters.58gradual,it rangesfrom simpledelicious dishesby boilingvegetables,chillies andSichuan peppersin water59multiple optionsof soups,vegetables,meats andsauces,appealing topeople ofdifferenttastes.When Itried it,the hotflavour60quick ourlaughter andconversation,making themeal theperfect waytorelax withfriends.Nanjing9s mostfamous foodexport issalted duck,61is juicyand salty.62takes severaldaysto prepareeach Nanjingsaltedduck.A localhistory bookfromthelate QingDynasty praisedit,63say itwas withoutequal.In Guangzhou,morning teais64essential partofthedaily routine.Today Guangzhousrestaurants stimulate65第四部分写作共两节，customer appetitewith morethan athousand offerings,with eachmore delicateand delicious.满分分第一节满分分4015假如你是李华，第届亚运会将于九月在杭州举行，目前组委会正在招募志愿者，19The19th AsianGames职责主要包括接待运动员及介绍中国文化，要求志愿者能够熟练运用英语，请你用英语写一封申请信内容包括.申请原因；
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3.注意词数左右;
480.可适当增加细节，以使行文连贯5第二节读后续写（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（发夹）Six decadeyears ago,a13-year-old boysaw abeautiful hairpininashop windowwhich sethis heartracing.But theprice-five dollars-was toohigh forJack,Five dollarswould buyalmost aweeks foodfbr hisfamily.Jack couldntask hisfather fbrthe money.Everything hisfather madethrough fishingwenttohis mother,Dora,Slim andbeautiful,she wasthe centerofthehome,the gluethat heldit together.The houseworkwas neverending,andshe struggledto feedand clothetheir fivechildren butshe washappy asher familyand theirwell-being wereall shecaredabout.Nevertheless,he openedthe shopsdoor andwent inside.Standing proudand straightinhisshabby shirtandwashed-out trousers,he toldthe shopkeeperwhat hewanted,adding,But Idont havethe moneyright now.Can youpleasehold itfor mefbr sometime”Ill try,“the shopkeepersmiled.People aroundhere dontusually havethat kindof moneyto spendon suchthings.Tt shouldbe keptfbr awhile.”Jack respectfullytouched hisworn capand walkedout.He wouldraise themoney andnot tellanybody,for hethoughtMum wouldget surprisedwhen shesaw thathairpin.On hearingthesoundof hammeringfromaside street,Jacksuddenly hadan ideathathe could raisemoney byselling theused nailbags.People builttheirownhomes inBay Roberts,using nailsbought inbags froma localfactory.Sometimes theused bagswere thrownaway atthe constructionsite,andJack knewhecouldsell thembacktothe factoryfor fivecents apiece.注意That dayhe soldtwo nailbags andhid themoney ina rustysoda tin.续写词数应为左右；
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2.Paragraph1:Every dayafter school,Jack startedhis plan_______________________________________________________Paragraph2:Finally,thetimecame!_______________________________________________________________________。
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