人教版 (2019)选择性必修 第一册Unit 5 Working the Land达标测试

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第二部分 阅读(共两节,满分50分)
第一节(共15小题;每小题2.5分,满分37.5分)
阅读下列短文,从每题所给的A、B、C、D四个选项中选出最佳选项。
A
Where t See Amazing Clurs Arund the Wrld
Lake District
As yu wander alng Windermere t the centre f Ambleside, autumn clurs are rich. Lking acrss the water, it seems that the tree line is alight(闪亮的) with red and range leaves. As yu rund the bend n t the rad int twn, yu are faced with a hillside that celebrates autumn at its best.
Canada Drset Lkut Twer, near Trnt
Befre yu reach Dwight, climb the Drset Lkut Twer, 142 metres abve the Lake f Bays. Frm up here, the canpy(树冠) is an autumnal quilt reaching t the hrizn, refreshing the eyes and invigrating the spirit.
Great Smky Muntains, Tennessee/Nrth Carlina
Autumn in this natinal park is amazing. Just utside quaint Twnsend, Tennessee, it is a bikeable and drivable 11-mile lp(环形车道), but be sure t explre the cabins and fields n ft. Late Octber and early Nvember is my favurite time t visit it; the clurs are great and the weather is cl enugh t allw nice walks and hikes.
Kamikchi Natinal Park, Hnshu
In central Hnshu, three hurs’ drive nrtheast f Nagya, is ne f the mst charming places in the Japanese Alps. The muntain slpes are cvered with frests f larch(落叶松) and beech that blaze scarlet and range in autumn. Wisps f smke hang in the still air abve Yakedake Vlcan, and the glass surface f Taish Pnd perfectly reflects the trees and snw-dusted muntains.
21. What seasn scenery des the text describe?
A. Spring. B. Summer.
C. Autumn. D. Winter.
解析:细节理解题。根据第一部分中“... autumn clurs are rich.”,第二部分中“an autumnal quilt reaching t the hrizn”,第三部分中“Autumn in this natinal park is amazing.”以及最后一部分中“... and beech that blaze scarlet and range in autumn.”可知,本文是写秋天的颜色。
答案:C
22. Where wuld yu g if yu like t ride a bike?
A. Lake District.
B. Canada Drset Lkut Twer.
C. Great Smky Muntains, Tennessee/Nrth Carlina.
D. Kamikchi Natinal Park, Hnshu.
解析:细节理解题。根据第三部分中“it is a bikeable and drivable 11-mile lp”可知,C项正确。
答案:C
23. What is different frm thers abut Kamikchi Natinal Park?
A. Peple can enjy clurful leaves frm up.
B. Yu can appreciate the snw scene.
C. The scenery here is the mst charming.
D. N smke can be seen abve the vlcan.
解析:细节理解题。根据文章最后一句中的“... and the glass surface f Taish Pnd perfectly reflects the trees and snw-dusted muntains.”可知,B项是最与众不同的地方。
答案:B
B
Nrma Burns has been running her rganic farm fr the last 18 years, but she’s nw lking t turn ver a new leaf, s she’s giving the farm away t whever wins her essay cntest.
The Bluebird Hill Farm has been everything t Nrma during the last 18 years, but running it takes a lt f wrk, and after Nrma’s husband died in 2005, she’s been having a tugh time taking care f everything alne. She has decided t g back t the city, but she hpes t leave her belved farm in gd hands.
Althugh it’s been valued at arund $450,000, she desn’t want t sell her farm. She wants t give it away t a cuple wh can best explain why they wuld be her best chice in a 200-wrd essay. “T me, there’s n better thing in life than raising rganic fd,” Nrma said. “I’m lking fr a cuple wh have experience and training in rganic farming and are willing and able t put in the lng days and hard wrk that farming requires. The nly thing they dn’t have is an actual farm.”
The “A Gift f Gd Land” essay cntest gives farmers the chance t live the life they’ve always dreamed f. Apart frm the $300 entry fee, there are a few imprtant cnditins. First f all, applicants must have the experience and training required t perate an rganic farm. Secndly, the cntest mentins “cuples” fr the reasn that the farm can’t be perated successfully by a single persn. Ever since Nrma made public the news f her essay cntest, her phne hasn’t stpped ringing. “It just kind f explded,” she said.
If yu’ve always wanted t be an rganic farmer but culdn’t affrd a farm, this is yur chance. Head ver t the Bluebird Hill Farm website, and sign up fr the cntest. Nrma wuld pick the winning cuple at last.
24. What des the underlined part “turn ver a new leaf” in paragraph 1 mean?
A. Live a new life.
B. Depend n thers.
C. Help thse in need.
D. Make things better.
解析:词义猜测题。由第一段中“Nrma Burns has been running her rganic farm fr the last 18 years ...”及第二段中“She has decided t g back t the city ...”可知,诺玛·柏恩斯想把自己苦心经营的农场赠送给别人,自己到城市里过新的生活,故可推断画线部分意为“过上新的生活”。
答案:A
25. Why des Nrma want t give her farm away?
A. She is in need f mre rganic fd.
B. The life n the farm is bring and lnely.
C. She wants t help new farmers get started.
D. It requires mre wrk than she can handle.
解析:细节理解题。由第二段中“... but running it takes a lt f wrk, and after Nrma’s husband died in 2005,she’s been having a tugh time taking care f everything alne.”可知,自从丈夫去世后,诺玛一个人无法管理这么大的一个农场,这是她决定把农场赠送给别人的原因。
答案:D
26. What can we learn abut the essay cntest?
A. It charges applicants n fee.
B. Many peple shw interest in it.
C. The winner will be annunced n the website.
D. Experienced farmers are nt allwed t take part in it.
解析:推理判断题。由倒数第二段中“Ever since Nrma made public the news f her essay cntest, her phne hasn’t stpped ringing.”可知,自从诺玛赠送农场的消息公布后,她的电话一直响个不停。由此可推知,很多人对作文竞赛感兴趣。
答案:B
27. What is a suitable title fr the text?
A. An Essay t Write fr a Cntest
B. A Gift t Present fr Farming
C. A Farm t Win by Writing an Essay
D. A Farm t Give Away fr Nthing
解析:标题归纳题。本文主要讲述了诺玛·柏恩斯决定通过作文竞赛的方式把自己苦心经营的农场赠送给别人的故事。申请者用200词阐述自己接管农场的理由,写得最好的人就是最佳人选。故C项作为标题最佳。
答案:C
C
(2024·江西九江二模)
The wrld needs t invest mre in agriculture t knw hw t enhance fd prductin, reduce rural pverty and fight climate change, accrding t cnsensus(共识) reached by a glbal grup f farming technlgy leaders n Thursday.
Technlgical innvatin is the crucial driver fr transfrming the glbal agri-fd systems, accrding t the Sanya Declaratin f the 7th Glbal Frum f Leaders fr Agricultural Science and Technlgy.
Prgress in the area plays a crucial rle in enhancing the wrld’s agricultural prductin capacity, revlutinising agricultural sectrs, and prmting rural develpment, the declaratin said.
Experts attending the frum called upn gvernments—especially thse in develping cuntries and pssibly facing urgent fd supply issues—and agricultural enterprises wrldwide t step up funding fr agricultural research and technlgy spreading, such as by training mre talent.
They prmised t wrk mre clsely in agricultural science and technlgy, with the aim f helping refrm agri-fd systems and addressing glbal challenges ranging frm fd insecurity t pverty t climate disasters, and help achieve the gals f the China-prpsed Glbal Develpment Initiative.
“Effrts shuld be made t turn glbal agri-fd systems tward being mre efficient, inclusive, resilient and sustainable, thrugh enhancing green agricultural technlgical innvatin, climate change adaptatin, carbn emissin reductin in agriculture, and reducing fd lsses and waste acrss the entire prductin chain,” the declaratin said, adding such expertise is the underlying pillar(支柱) fr achieving “energy-efficient, emissin-reducing, green and lw-carbn sustainable agricultural develpment”.
Participants applaud the Chinese Academy f Agricultural Sciences, the frum’s rganiser, fr launching the Internatinal Mega Science Prject frm Gentype t Phentype Initiative, which helps with the sharing f crp genetic resurces and ffers public prducts and platfrms fr mlecular breeding (分子育种).
28. Which f the fllwing shuld the wrld invest mre accrding t this text?
A. Techniques cncerning farming.
B. Measures t cmbat climate change.
C. Research f field investigatin.
D. Slutins t the pverty issues.
解析:细节理解题。根据第一段内容可知,世界需要加强对农业技术的投资。故选A项。
解析:A
29. What d experts appeal t the gvernments t d?
A. They appeal t the rich cuntries t help develping cuntries.
B. They appeal t all cmpanies t invest mre in innvatin.
C. They call n gvernments t prvide jbs fr mre talented peple.
D. They call n gvernments t invest mre in agricultural research.
解析:细节理解题。根据第四段内容可知,专家呼吁政府要加大对农业研究的投资。故选D项。
答案:D
30. Which f the fllwing disagrees with the declaratin?
A. Glbal agri-fd systems shuld be mre efficient and sustainable.
B. Green agricultural technlgical innvatin shuld be enhanced.
C. Agri-fd systems shuld be able t adapt t climate change.
D. Fd lsses and waste exist mainly in the part f fd prductin.
解析:细节理解题。根据倒数第二段中的“Effrts shuld be made t turn glbal agri-fd systems tward being mre efficient, inclusive, resilient and sustainable, thrugh enhancing green agricultural technlgical innvatin, climate change adaptatin, carbn emissin reductin in agriculture, and reducing fd lsses and waste acrss the entire prductin chain”可知,粮食损失和浪费存在于整个生产链中,故D项“粮食损失和浪费主要存在于粮食生产环节。”的说法与宣言的内容不符。故选D项。
答案:D
31. What is participants’ attitude twards rganising the frum?
A. Cntradictry. B. Favurable.
C. Indifferent. D. Critical.
解析:观点态度题。根据最后一段内容可知,与会者对论坛持支持赞成的态度。故选B项。
答案:B
D
Have yu ever heard f agriturism where yu can experience the farm life?If nt, Dr Cindy Ayers-Ellitt will tell yu the real stry f Ft Print Farms.
The riginal cncept f building Ft Print Farms was simple. When Ellitt returned t her hmetwn after graduatin, she didn’t have t lk any further than her state’s alarming health statistics t find a missin. Everywhere she went, there were reprts f high bld pressure, besity and heart disease. “The prblem was already identified,” explains Ellitt. “T many Mississippians were seriusly unhealthy and it didn’t take research t see that. And many f the state’s greatest health challenges culd directly result frm pr diet.”
These days, Ft Print Farms, which started with a few raised beds f herbs and vegetables, is making fresh, naturally grwn fd. “When speaking f the key t my success, the cperative mdel wrks because we share the wrk and rewards,” ntes Ayers-Ellitt. “A perfect example is the Wingfield High Schl ftball team. T earn the mney fr equipment and ther items, players cmmitted t wrking five hurs a week n the farm, and by the end f the summer they’d prduced 1,000 melns and the prfits frm their sales helped t buy weights, T-shirts, sweatsuits and pregame meals. But the lessns they learned abut the rewards f hard wrk and wrking tgether t accmplish smething were even mre valuable prducts f their effrts.”
“It’s a mdel that can easily be learned in ther places and I’m lking frward t seeing sme f ur current partners d just that—t take what they have learned here and spin it ff in ther cmmunities,” Ayers-Ellitt remarks. She is nw lking frward t develping an agriturism area t the farm, where visitrs can experience the farm life, learn new skills and take with them seeds f inspiratin they can sw in their wn cmmunities when they return hme.
32. What made Ayers-Ellitt set up Ft Print Farms?
A. The prblems faced by lcal farmers.
B. Her further research int heart disease.
C. The failure f her career after graduatin.
D. The health state f peple in her hmetwn.
解析:细节理解题。 根据第二段可知,艾尔斯看到家乡的很多人身体不健康,而这一切都来源于不良的饮食,于是她决定建立Ft Print Farms。故选D项。
答案:D
33. Why des the authr take the ftball team as an example?
A. T advcate the cncept f independence.
B. T stress the imprtance f teamwrk.
C. T supprt the idea f cperative mdel.
D. T explre the key t success.
解析:推理判断题。 在第三段的第二句中艾尔斯谈到了其成功的关键在于合作社模式,接着以Wingfield High Schl ftball team为例来印证这一观点。故选C项。
答案:C
34. What is Ayers-Ellitt’s attitude twards the future f Ft Print Farms?
A. Optimistic. B. Skeptical.
C. Cautius. D. Ambiguus.
解析:观点态度题。根据最后一段中的“I’m lking frward t ... and spin it ff in ther cmmunities”和“She is nw lking frward t ... they can sw in their wn cmmunities when they return hme.”可知,艾尔斯对Fd Print Farms的发展充满期待。由此可知,她对其未来的发展持乐观态度。故选A项。
答案:A
35. What is the main idea f the text?
A. Naturally grwn fd benefits peple’s health.
B. Ft Print Farms is making a difference in Mississippi.
C. Ayers-Ellitt encurages peple t experience the farm life.
D. Agriturism is becming increasingly ppular in America.
解析:主旨大意题。通读全文可知,文章主要介绍了Ft Print Farms的情况——采用合作社模式,生产新鲜、自然生长的食物,这对艾尔斯的家乡有很大的影响。故选B项。
答案:B
第二节(共5小题;每小题2.5分,满分12.5分)
阅读下面短文,从短文后的选项中选出可以填入空白处的最佳选项。选项中有两项为多余选项。
S, yu want t becme a farmer, but yu’ve never grwn a crp r raised livestck(家畜)? Here’s hw t break int agriculture fr the persn withut farming experience.
36. It’s hard wrk. If yu’ve never farmed a day in yur life, be ready t answer the questin “Why d yu want t farm?” with cnfidence.
Find farms that yu like. There might be sme in yur area; there might nt. Ask arund. Search the Web, and find ut abut cunty fairs and visit them. 37. Talk t them. Ask them what they d, hw their farms have changed ver time, what directin they think the field is ging in, and if yu culd stp by and visit their farm sme time. Farmers are generally friendly and welcme peple, thugh sme are mre guarded than thers.
Dress the part. 38. But if yu walk int a law firm interview dressed in a pair f jeans, it’s the same as walking nt a farm wearing a lng dress. If yu’re just starting ut in farming, yu’re prbably ging t be ding a lt f physical labur. Wear a clean T-shirt, jeans and wrk bts. Buy a gd pair f wrk glves because yur hands will be sre and full f blisters in a very shrt time. 39. Because the lng hair will get caught in smething.
Farmers f tday are businessmen because they have t be able t survive. 40. If yu want t make it past the farm labur stage yu must knw all aspects f farming.
A. If yu have lng hair, tie it back.
B. Yu shuld have much strength.
C. Decide why yu’re interested in farming.
D. Understand farm ecnmics and farm plitics.
E. We shuld make as much mney as pssible.
F. It’s there that yu’ll find serius farmers.
G. This may sund special abut dressing.
36. 解析:下文谈到从事农业很辛苦,没从事过农业的人要先想想为什么想从事农业。由此可推断出,此处是建议先确定你对农业感兴趣的原因。故选C项。
答案:C
37. 解析:根据上文的“Search the Web, and find ut abut cunty fairs and visit them.”可知,要去那些地方找真正的农民。故选F项。
答案:F
38. 解析:联系上下文可知,此处是讲务农时的着装问题。故选G项。
答案:G
39. 解析:根据空后的“Because the lng hair will get caught in smething.”可知,如果你是长发,在脑后将其绑起来。故选A项。
答案:A
40. 解析:联系上下文可知,因为要生存,现在的农民也是商人。因此他们要懂农业经济学和政治学,这样才能适应农业经济的发展。故选D项。
答案:D
第三部分 语言运用(共两节,满分30分)
第一节(共15小题;每小题1分,满分15分)
阅读下面短文,从每题所给的A、B、C、D四个选项中选出可以填入空白处的最佳选项。
It was raining utside and I was preparing my breakfast at hme. Suddenly, a bttle f range juice slid(滑) frm my hand and fell t the flr. Glass and juice 41 everywhere. I lked at the 42 . Then my eyes were filled with tears. They came frm a(n) 43 acceptance that “Tday is just nt my day.”
It was a bad day fr me but things had t be dne. I drve int twn. In a few minutes it tk me t the bank, I made a 44 . Thugh I had a bad day, I wuld be careful nt t pass it t anyne else. I wuld be happy and 45 .
Standing in line, I was silently talking t myself. Fr the secnd time that day my eyes were filled with tears as I 46 hw discnnected (隔离的) I felt frm thers. Then, a 47 drew my attentin. “Yung lady,” she was saying.
I 48 and saw the bank teller, an ld lady with a gentle smile. Her eyes shwed 49 as she sftly said, “I dn’t 50 what is happening inside f yu, but please believe me when I tell yu that everything will be kay.”
And then she did smething quite 51 . My hands were resting n the cunter and she placed her hands gently n tp f mine. The 52 was quick but electric. And in that mment my wrld changed.
In the mment f her tuch my self-dubt 53 . I fund understanding and acceptance. I knew that 54 was being passed thrugh the heart f this ld lady directly int my heart. Then I 55 .
41. A. spread B. flew
C. travelled D. appeared
解析:spread 使散开,传播;fly飞行,打翻在地;travel旅行;appear出现,看起来。瓶子掉到地板上,摔碎了,所以碎玻璃和橘子汁飞溅得到处都是。
答案:B
42. A. mess B. place
C. picture D. rain
解析:mess杂乱;place地点;picture图片;rain雨。 此时是作者看着这一片混乱。
答案:A
43. A. public B. wide
C. scial D. angry
解析:public公共的;wide宽阔的;scial社会的,社交的;angry生气的。联系上文“Then my eyes were filled with tears.”可知,看着一片混乱,作者哭了,生气地接受了“今天真不是我的好日子。”这一想法。
答案:D
44. A. list B. mistake
C. deal D. decisin
解析:list清单;mistake错误;deal交易;decisin决定。在去银行路上的几分钟时间里,作者做出了一个决定。
答案:D
45. A. plite B. strng
C. brave D. busy
解析:plite礼貌的;strng强壮的;brave勇敢的;busy忙碌的。为了不让坏心情传递给其他任何人,作者想要高兴起来,并做到礼貌待人。
答案:A
46. A. frgt B. realised
C. begged D. regretted
解析:frget遗忘;realise意识到;beg乞求;regret后悔。联系上一句可知,作者沉默着,自己想心事,这时她意识到自己和别人格格不入。
答案:B
47. A. phne B. ntice
C. sign D. vice
解析:phne电话;ntice通知;sign符号,手势;vice声音。根据下文中的“Yung lady”可知,有个声音吸引了作者。
解析:D
48. A. came up B. lked up
C. gave in D. jined in
解析:cme up 发生,被提及;lk up 向上看;give in屈服;jin in加入。根据句中连词and后面的动作可知,作者抬起头,看到了银行柜员。
答案:B
49. A. cncern B. fun
C. dubt D. curisity
解析:cncern关心;fun乐趣;dubt 怀疑;curisity好奇心。下文中的sftly和女士所说的关心的话语表明,她的眼睛流露出对作者的关心。
解析:A
50. A. expect B. remember
C. guess D. knw
解析:expect期望;remember记得;guess猜测;knw知道。很明显,女士看出作者不高兴,认为作者有心事,所以说:“我不知道你心里在想什么,但请相信我一切都会好起来的。”
答案:D
51. A. impssible B. strange
C. unusual D. imprtant
解析:impssible不可能的;strange奇怪的;unusual不寻常的;imprtant重要的。根据下文可知,当时作者的手放在柜台上,女士把她的手轻轻放在作者的手上,这个动作有些不同寻常。
答案:C
52. A. tuch B. beat
C. hit D. fight
解析:tuch触摸,感动;beat赢,打败;hit击,打;fight打架。根据上文内容可知,此处指她们手的接触。
答案:A
53. A. came B. started
C. disappeared D. arrived
解析:cme来;start开始;disappear消失;arrive到达。根据上文“And in that mment my wrld changed.”可知,在这位女士的安慰下,作者的自我怀疑心理消失了。
解析:C
54. A. lve B. luck
C. success D. interest
解析:lve爱,热爱;luck幸运;success成功;interest兴趣。在作者看来,这位女士把爱传递到了作者的心里。
答案:A
55. A. agreed B. stpped
C. shuted D. smiled
解析:agree同意;stp停止;shut呼喊;smile微笑。根据上文“And in that mment my wrld changed.”可知,作者觉得自己的世界变了,作者不再烦恼,然后笑了。
答案:D
第二节(共10小题;每小题1.5分,满分15分)
阅读下面短文,在空白处填入1个适当的单词或括号内单词的正确形式。
Sme time after 10,000 BCE, peple made the first real attempt t cntrl the wrld they lived 56. thrugh agriculture. Over thusands f years, they began t depend less n 57. culd be hunted r gathered frm the wild, and mre n animals they had raised and crps they had swn.
Farming prduced mre fd per persn 58. hunting and gathering, s peple were able t raise mre children. And, as mre children were brn, mre fd 59. (need). Agriculture gave peple their first experience f the pwer f technlgy 60. (change) lives.
By abut 6,000 BCE, peple 61. (discver) the best crps t grw and animals t raise. Later, they learned t wrk with the 62. (seasn), planting at the right time and, in dry areas, 63. (make) use f annual flds t irrigate(灌溉) their fields.
This style f farming lasted fr quite a lng time. Then, with the rise f science, changes began. New methds 64. (mean) that fewer peple wrked in farming. In the last century r s, these changes have accelerated. New pwer machinery and artificial fertilizers(化肥) have nw 65. (ttal) transfrmed the way f life that started in the Stne Age.
56. 解析:句意:公元前10 000年以后,人们第一次真正尝试通过农业来控制他们所居住的世界。 分析句子结构可知,这是一个定语从句,“they lived 56. ”作定语修饰名词the wrld,且定语从句的引导词被省略,由此可推知,先行词应是在从句中作宾语,即: they lived in the wrld。 “live in+名词”意为“居住在某地”。故填in。
答案:in
57. 解析:句意:在几千年的时间里,他们开始减少对狩猎和从野外采集的依赖,而更多地依赖他们饲养的动物和播种的庄稼。 分析句子结构可知,57. culd be hunted r gathered frm the wild作depend n的宾语,且从句中缺少主语,所以填连接代词what。
答案:what
58. 解析:句意:农业比狩猎和采集的人均粮食产量更高。结合句意可知,此句中将农业生产与狩猎和采集相比,应用比较连词than。mre ... than 意为“比……更多”。故填than。
答案:than
59. 解析:句意:随着越来越多小孩的出生,需要越来越多的食物。分析句子结构可知,主语和need之间是被动关系;且描述的是过去的事情,所以时态应用过去时。故此处应用过去时的被动语态。fd为不可数名词。 故填was needed。
答案:was needed
60. 解析:句意:农业让人们第一次体验到技术改变生活的力量。分析句子结构可知,句中已有动词gave作谓语,故设空处用非谓语动词。分析句意,此处需用不定式表示目的。故填t change。
答案:t change
61. 解析:句意:大约在公元前6 000年,人们已经发现了最适宜种植的庄稼和最适宜饲养的牲畜。分析句子结构可知,句中缺少谓语动词。主语和动词之间是主动关系,用主动语态。“by+过去时间”意为“到……为止”,后面的句子用过去完成时。故填had discvered。
答案:had discvered
62. 解析:句意:后来,他们学会了随着季节耕作,在适当的时间播种,在干旱地区,利用每年的洪水来灌溉农田。seasn为可数名词,应用复数形式。故填seasns。
答案:seasns
63. 解析:分析句子结构可知,make所处的分句中无主语,故此处需用非谓语动词形式。make use f和逻辑主语they之间是主动关系。所以此处用动词-ing形式作状语。故填making。
答案:making
64. 解析:句意:新方法意味着更少的人从事农业。分析句子结构可知,主句部分缺少谓语动词,且文章的整体时态是过去时,主语和动词之间是主动关系。所以此处填过去时的主动形式。故填meant。
答案:meant
65. 解析:分析句子结构可知,设空处修饰动词have transfrmed, 用副词作状语。故填ttally。
答案:ttally
第四部分 写作(共两节,满分40分)
第一节(满分15分)
假定你是李华,上周五你们班在公园上了一堂美术课。请你给英国朋友Chris写一封邮件分享这次经历,内容包括:
(1)你完成的作品;
(2)你的感想。
注意:
(1)词数80左右(开头和结尾已给出,不计入总词数);
(2)可适当增加细节,以使行文连贯。
Dear Chris,
I’m writing t share with yu an art class I had in a park last Friday.
We were asked t draw r paint smething that impressed us mst. Inspired by the fantastic scenery, I decided t create a waterclur painting f the small bridge ver the park’s pnd, surrunded by blming flwers.
The entire experience was incredibly refreshing. Being surrunded by nature nt nly sparked my creativity but als ffered a much-needed break frm the usual hustle and bustle f schl life. I felt a deep sense f peace as I painted.
In a wrd, it was nt just an art class; it was a mment f cnnectin with nature that I truly cherished.
Yurs,
Li Hua
第二节(满分25分)
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。
A painter living by painting prtraits(肖像) was leading a pr life.
One day, a wman came by. She liked the paintings very much and asked the painter t draw a prtrait fr her. They agreed n 2,000 dllars.
Befre painting the prtrait, the wman asked the painter t draw mre jewels. The painter curiusly asked why, but the wman refused t explain. After a week, the prtrait was dne and the wman came t take the painting. At this mment, she hit n an evil idea f bullying the unknwn yung artist. She thught, “The prtrait is me. If I dn’t buy the painting, nbdy will buy it. Why shuld I pay s much mney?” S the wman said t the yung painter, “I will nly pay 200 dllars fr it.”
The yung man was surprised, fr he had never cme acrss such an experience. He strngly argued with her, expecting this wman t keep t the agreement.
“I can nly pay 200 dllars t buy the painting,” the wman thught she culd win fr sure.
The yung painter knew the wman brke her prmise n purpse, s he felt annyed. He said in a firm vice, “N, I wuld prefer t keep this painting rather than be humiliated(羞辱) by yu. Tday yu break yur wrd and sme day yu must pay 20 times fr it.”
“What a jke! 20 times will be 40,000! I wn’t be stupid t pay 40,000 dllars t buy the painting!”
“Well, we’d better wait and see,” the yung artist shuted t the wman wh left angrily. After the stimulatin(刺激) f such an incident, the painter mved ut f this sad place, studied under acknwledged teachers and wrked hard day and night. Mre than a dzen years later, he finally started a new way and became ppular in the circle f art. Hwever, the wman had frgtten the artist’s painting and wrds the next day. next day.
注意:
(1)续写词数应为150左右;
(2)请按如下格式作答。
One day, that famus painter decided t hld an art exhibitin at the very place. Present in the exhibitin hall were crwds f celebrities and artists. It was a feast in the circle f art. In the centre was a painting entitled “Thief”, priced at 40,000 dllars. Strangely enugh, the wman in the painting lked just the same as the vain wman in reality. Wrd spread and finally it reached the wman?s ears. She recalled the incident and the painter. It dawned n her that the painter humiliated her in this way.
The wman went there hurriedly, aplgised millins f times and prmised that she wuld buy her prtrait as sn as pssible.The successful painter turned his back t her, speechlessly. With many visitrs arund, s embarrassed was she that she std there clumsily, feeling the bld rush t her face. Then the painter turned arund and handed her the prtrait. Befre the wman culd pay her mney, the painter explained that it was a gift fr her, hping she wuld be an hnest wman withut vanity. Anyway, fr the painter, it was this incident that made him what he was tday.