泊头市第一中学2024-2025学年高二上学期12月期末考试英语试卷(含答案)

这是一份泊头市第一中学2024-2025学年高二上学期12月期末考试英语试卷(含答案)，共18页。试卷主要包含了阅读理解，七选五，完形填空，短文填空，书面表达，读后续写等内容，欢迎下载使用。

一、阅读理解
The market at Rutland Farms is pleased t annunce their Fall Field Trip Package fr children in lcal and surrunding cunties fr the 2025 schl year. With the Rutland Family’s lng-standing farming traditins we als believe in educating children abut the imprtance f agriculture in their everyday lives. We lk frward t hsting yu n the farm！
Fall Field Trip Dates and Times：
Octber 1st—Nvember 12th. 2025
Field trips typically last abut three hurs. Hwever, the duratin f yur field trip can be shrtened r lengthened if needed. Als, if yu schedule yur field trip during lunch, yu will have the use f ur large tent with picnic tables fr free.
Cst：
$8. 00 per child
Parents and teachers are FREE
Cst Includes：
Students will take a tur f ur Crn Maze （迷宫） , decrate their very wn persnal pumpkin, and visit the petting z！ They will als receive hands-n experience during a farm tur where each student will have the pprtunity t feed fish and be educated abut the grwing practices f many crps n the farm. After the activities utside, they will end up at the market enjying a hmemade delicius ice cream！
Gergia Perfrmance Standards：
There are several perfrmance standards that crrelate with （和……相关） ur Fall Field Trips. Please cntact us fr lists f specific grade levels if needed.
T Schedule Yur Field Trip：
Please cntact Paige Fx at The Market at Rutland Farms t begin planning yur visit tday! Call us at 229-386-5111, r send an email t paige@rutlandfarms. cm.
1． Which can yu enjy free f charge at lunchtime?
A.The large tent.
B.The Crn Maze.
C.The pumpkin.
D.The ice cream.
2． What can the visitrs d during the field trip?
A.Learn abut farming techniques.
B.Discver the histry f the Rutland Family.
C.Engage in a cking class with lcal prduce.
D.Explre the prcess f cheese making n the farm.
3． What is the text?
A.A letter.
B.A diary.
C.An annuncement.
D.A reprt.
In many underdevelped and pr cuntries, female students face significant barriers t educatin. Pr families cannt affrd schl fees, supplies, and the unifrms required t be wrn by the students.
In Tg, a cuntry in West Africa and ne f the prest in the wrld, the cst f these unifrms alne can prevent girls frm attending schl, blcking their grwth and develpment. Frtunately, an American, Paytn McGriff is making a difference. Thrugh her nnprfit rganizatin, Style Her Empwered （SHE） , she helps wmen and girls t stay in schl. The nn-gvernmental rganizatin helps girls in Tg by prviding free unifrms, cvering schl fees, supplying materials, and ffering tutring （辅导） each year.
It all started when Paytn McGriff visited Tg and spke with the girls abut the prblems they faced in attending schl. Many mentined a lack f mney and supprt. Hwever, the mst cmmn issue raised was the cst f schl unifrms. S, she decided t prvide them with schl unifrms and ther necessities. Initially, she hired lcal wmen and supplied unifrms and schl fees t 65 girls. But sn, they faced a prblem. The girls were utgrwing the unifrms quickly, making it hard t prvide new nes regularly. S, Paytn and her team designed a unifrm that grws with the girls.
The dress has adjustable crds （细绳） alng the sides, allwing it t fit each student perfectly. Extra fabric is fixed underneath, enabling the dress t grw up t a ft in length. This innvative design adjusts t six different sizes and can fit a girl fr up t three years. Once utgrwn, the unifrm can be passed dwn t yunger girls.
Beynd supprting students, this initiative als prvides jbs t the lcal wmen in the cmmunity, making a psitive impact all arund.
4． What did Paytn devte herself t ding?
A.Raising the lcals’ incme.
B.Designing curses fr students.
C.Supprting girls with their educatin.
D.Reducing the pverty in pr cuntries.
5． What trubles schl girls in Tg mst?
A.Grwing t slwly.
B.Having n emtinal supprt.
C.Being shrt f learning material.
D.Paying fr schl unifrms.
6． What is the advantage f Paytn’s dress?
A.It csts nthing t make.
B.It is changeable in size.
C.It benefits the envirnment.
D.It keeps the girls in shape.
7． What is the best title f the text?
A.Schl Unifrm That Grws.
B.Wmen Tutring students in Africa.
C.African Cuntries That Are in Need.
D.A New Trend in Schl Unifrms.
A prblem had been upsetting me fr days — I just culdn’t slve it, and it was driving me crazy. But then I went fr a walk and suddenly came up with the answer！ It’s a great feeling — and this link between exercise and creativity has been studied by scientists arund the wrld.
Dr. Chng Chen and his team are frm Japan’s Yamaguchi University. T find ut hw different types f physical activity can help us slve prblems and think creatively, they referred t 21 past studies frm places including the US, the UK, Spain, Sweden, China, India and Japan. The studied exercises included walking, running, cycling, dance and yga. Hwever, the hardest exercise actually didn’t give the best results.
In fact, Chen and his team fund that it was natural walking that almst always had a psitive effect n peple’s creativity—even if it was just walking inside a rm r ging up and dwn sme stairs, fr as little as three t fur minutes. Dance is als gd. Mst f the studies cnducted by Chen’s team fund that dance helps significantly with creativity — particularly amng adults. Hwever, the results fr yga were unclear. And lw-intensity aerbic （有氧的） exercise like cycling was nt fund t have an effect.
There were sme benefits frm mderate （适度的） and intense aerbic exercise. But "maximal effrt" exercise seemed t have a mstly negative effect. S cmpletely wearing yurself ut prbably wn’t help yur creativity！
Chen wrte that his team’s findings culd be used in schls and businesses by including shrt perids f physical activity during the day t encurage creative thinking. It’s nt even abut keeping fit, Chen says — yu just have t mve！
"Knwing that just a few minutes f walking, r ther lw-intensity physical activity, can imprve creative thinking shuld make getting up t mve seem mre wrthwhile, " he said in an interview.
8． Hw des the authr start the text?
A.By quting theries.
B.By making cmparisns.
C.By linking the past and the present.
D.By referring t his wn experience.
9． What is Paragraph 2 mainly abut?
A.Hw the study was cnducted.
B.Why the study was carried ut.
C.The results f the study n creativity.
D.The types f physical activities in the study.
10． Accrding t the study, which f the fllwing exercises are mre efficient than the thers?
A.Walking and running.
B.Yga and cycling.
C.Walking and dance.
D.Dance and yga.
11． What is the main purpse f the text?
A.T reprt a science study.
B.T teach peple hw t exercise.
C.T shw the imprtance f creativity.
D.T clarify sme miscnceptins abut walking.
It’s really nt ging t be easy fr humans t set up a habitat n the Mn, but a new discvery culd alleviate sme prblems. An analysis f satellite data that was cllected in 2010 suggests a gaping hle in the lunar crust （地壳） culd lead t a netwrk f caves which future Lunar explrers might use fr shelter.
We’ve knwn abut the hles called "skylights" n the surface f the Mn fr sme time； nw, we finally have evidence that they exist.
Lava tubes (熔岩管) are created when lava slidifies at the surface while cntinuing t flw underneath. Eventually, the undergrund current f lava drains away, leaving an empty hle under a nw-slid vlcanic rck layer — a natural cave. They can happen anywhere there has been vlcanic activity and they’ve been sptted n Mars. S whle netwrks are thught t exist n the Mn.
These lunar lava tubes are f keen interest t scientists designing lunar explratin missins, since they wuld prvide a human Mn base prtectin frm the severe surface envirnment. But psitively identifying a cave system just frm hles in the lunar surface has been a bit f a challenge.
The next step was t mdel the shape f the tunnel beneath the skylight. The best explanatin fr the structure, the researchers fund, was a lava tube extending frm the skylight, int the interir f the Mn.
Having fund ne lava tube n the Mn means that there are likely t be mre up there that are waiting t be discvered. And identifying where they are culd help narrw dwn the best sites fr a lng-term lunar base.
"This research, " says planetary gelgist Wes Pattersn f Jhns Hpkins University, "demnstrates bth hw satellite data f the Mn can be used in nvel ways t address fundamental questins fr science and explratin and hw crucial it is t cntinue cllecting remtely sensed data f the Mn. "
12． Hw did the researchers discver the hle?
A.By analyzing past data.
B.By carrying ut experiments.
C.By bserving the surface f the Mn.
D.By studying the Mn’s crust mvement.
13． What des the underlined phrase "drains away" in Paragraph 3 prbably mean?
A.Burnt.
B.Intensified.
C.Disappeared.
D.Gathered.
14． What is the purpse f identifying lava tubes n the Mn?
A.T seek fr mining resurces available.
B.T explre the inner structure f the Mn.
C.T create a system fr mnitring the lava.
D.T chse the best lcatins fr the lunar base.
15． What is Pattersn’s attitude twards the research?
A.Wrried.
B.Supprtive.
C.Dubtful.
D.Unclear.
二、七选五
16．
Happiness is a lving family, a gd meal, and a yearly incme f $75, 000. Accrding t a study, as peple earn mre mney, their day-t-day happiness rises until their yearly incme hits $75, 000. ①
The appeal is easy t see. The study prvided a simple slutin t a tricky life prblem and, t peple making less than $75, 000, ffered a gal t struggle fr. But like thse ther experiments, the ppular perceptin f the research is wrng. ② N. But it can imprve happiness if yu spend it thughtfully.
③ These include yur wrk, health, relatinships, schedule, educatin, persnality, life philsphy, and s n. If yu’re secure, healthy, living in a gd neighbrhd, and enjying an active scial life, then the figure in yur checkbk desn’t weigh as much n yur daily happiness. In ther wrds, if yu’re struggling, unhealthy, lnely, r living in an unsafe neighbrhd, then yur financial difficulty will likely wrsen thse challenges. Indeed, they are the cause f sme f thse struggles.
It is true that there is a strng cnnectin between happiness and mney. But it desn’t mean that mney can buy happiness. ④ It merely stands in fr the things, services, and experiences we buy with it. S when it cmes t discussing mney and happiness, it’s nt just abut hw much mney yu have. It als depends n hw yu use it.
Spend yur mney n the things, experiences, and necessities. ⑤ Otherwise, yur spending habits can actively wrk against yur well-being and life satisfactin. In a wrd, peple with mre mney are happier isn’t just the size f their bank accunts — it’s hw they use their mney t generate happiness.
A. Can mney buy happiness?
B. Mney is a medium f exchange after all.
C. Are peple happy withut enugh mney?
D. Then yur mney will make yur life happier.
E. At this pint, their happiness tends t stabilize.
F. Happiness rse alngside incme all the way up.
G. Happiness is a cmplex emtin influenced by many factrs.
三、完形填空（15空）
Five years ag, Riki Jnes heard the call f the muntains. “If yu’re feeling a (n) 1 fr smething, ”
Jnes said, “I think there’s a reasn. ” The reasn fr Jnes, a Clrad native, was t 2 dds and push bundaries.
As a mm f tw, she became lst in muntaineering at the age f 53, 3 t climb the “Seven Summits” — the highest peaks n each cntinent. Starting by 4 Denali in Alaska, Acncagua in Argentina, and Munt Kilimanjar, she then set her 5 n the tp f the wrld. Finally, n May 21, 2024, she 6 the skies.
“Arriving at the tp was great. It was actually warm, ” Jnes said. “I was 7 surprised and amazed, and it felt like an amazing gift. As 8 as the eye culd see, I culd lk ut ver China’s Xizang. I culd see ver Nepal. When yu’re actually there, yu can believe hw 9 and pwerful it is. ”
S what did her kids say abut her climbing the Earth’s 10 muntain? The hnest 11 is that they didn’t say much. Maybe they’ve gtten t used t her ding muntains. They said, “All right, whatever, Mm, be 12 , ” Jnes said with a smile.
“It has just 13 s much t my life, ” Jnes said. “I lve being in this 14 f life where I’m still excited abut new things. I’m setting new gals, big gals fr myself, and 15 them. And that feels great. ”
17．
A.call
B.warn
C.praise
D.rder
18．
A.change
B.challenge
C.chse
D.check
19．
A.mving n
B.running away
C.shwing up
D.setting ut
20．
A.identifying
B.discvering
C.cnquering
D.creating
21．
A.feelings
B.sights
C.strengths
D.abilities
22．
A.painted
B.tuched
C.sptted
D.cleared
23．
A.relatively
B.hardly
C.nearly
D.frtunately
24．
A.fast
B.lng
C.far
D.well
25．
A.incredible
B.reliable
C.respnsible
D.capable
26．
A.cldest
B.yungest
C.tallest
D.remtest
27．
A.wish
B.secret
C.face
D.truth
28．
A.brave
B.safe
C.quiet
D.ready
29．
A.added
B.applied
C.assigned
D.dnated
30．
A.mment
B.area
C.stage
D.level
31．
A.recvering
B.hnring
C.celebrating
D.achieving
四、短文填空
32．
On Tuesday evening, September 15th, the “Amazing Thailand, Mid-Autumn night” event at Bangkk city center shined a sptlight n the “Niha Mnth” in Thailand. It was t celebrate ① 50th anniversary f diplmatic relatins (建交50周年) between Thailand and China.
Accrding t Turism Authrity f Thailand (TAT) , the “Amazing Thailand, Mid- Autumn night” als ② (mark) a grand welcme fr 102 Key Opinin Leaders (KOLs) frm China t experience Thailand’s charms and “five must-d” activities in tailr-made ③ (rute) up and dwn the kingdm. Their ④ (participate) in the event was significant. Other activities included varius prmtins between TAT and China’s ⑤ _ (lead) travel platfrms between September and December.
TAT Gvernr Thapanee Kiatphaibl hped thse activities wuld ⑥ (far) prmte Thailand as a cultural turism destinatin ⑦ Chinese turists. She said the “Amazing Thailand, Mid-Autumn night” event was part f a series f special events and prmtins, ⑧ were scheduled between September and the next leading up t the year-lng celebratin.
As f Sept 8, Thailand welcmed 4, 895, 707 turists frm China, maintaining its psitin as the ⑨ (cuntry) tp surce f internatinal visitrs. Thailand was ptimistic abut reaching its ⑩ (ambitin) target f 7.3 millin Chinese visitrs in 2024.
五、书面表达
33．
上周你校举行了首次烹饪大赛。请你为校英文报写一篇英文报道。内容包括：
1. 比赛概况；
2. 活动的意义。
注意：1. 词数80左右；
2. 请按如下格式在答题卡的相应位置作答。
The First Cking Cntest f Our Schl Kicks Off with a Bang！
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六、读后续写
34．
Ray sptted a dg in a supermarket and realized the truth— the pr dg was all alne. But all f that was abut t change fr the stray dg （流浪狗） ！
It seemed that Ray’s accidental rutine trip t the supermarket turned int an unexpected friendship and frtune. In the checkut line, he nticed a stray dg. And this meeting was nt by chance！
As Ray walked thrugh the aisles （通道） , the dg fllwed him with pure jy, her tail wagging （摇摆） t the rhythm f happiness even thugh she was all alne in this big wrld. It was clear that the dg was lnely, in need f sme cmpany.
Seeing the dg running arund in the supermarket, Ray knew instantly he had t lend her a helping hand.
Withut a secnd thught, Ray picked up the small dg and placed her int his shpping cart. He named the small dg Dlly. Then he was determined t give her a taste f the gd life.
Ray placed a call t Animal Cntrl and learned Dlly culdn’t be adpted right away. Because adptin required sme prcedures and Dlly wuld first have t stay at a shelter fr prcessing. But Dlly culd stay fr a night with Ray until she was allwed t be adpted by Ray. Ray was very thrilled and played with Dlly happily. When Dlly jumped n him, Ray was very glad. Then the next mrning, Ray had t send Dlly t the shelter and waited fr the news f adptin with tears welling up in his eyes. After returning hme, Ray felt sad at the thught f Dlly being lcked up alne fr a few days. Actually he culdn’t wait t see the lvely small dg.
注意：1. 续写词数应为150左右；
2. 请按如下格式在答题卡的相应位置作答。
Ray imagined a lt abut his future life with Dlly.
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After days f waiting, Ray received the gd news.
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参考答案
1．答案： A
解析：
2．答案： A
解析：
3．答案： C
解析：
4．答案： C
解析： Paytn McGriff 创立了非营利组织Style Her Empwered（She）,旨在帮助多哥女孩接受教育,提供免费校服、学费和学习材料,并提供辅导。
5．答案： D
解析： 多哥女孩上学面临的最大困难是支付校服费用,这阻碍了她们接受教育。
6．答案： B
解析： Pavtn 设计的校服具有可调节的细绳,可以随着女孩成长而调整尺寸延长使用寿命,并可传给更小的女孩。
7．答案： A
解析： 文章主要讲述了Paytn 设计的可调节校服,帮助多哥女孩克服经济困难,获得教育机会,因此最佳标题为可以成长的校服
8．答案： D
解析： 推理判断题。根据文章第一段：一个问题困扰了我好几天--我就是解决不了,这让我抓狂。但后来我去散步,突然想到了答案。可知,作者是通过提及自己的经历来开始这篇文章的。故选D。
9．答案： A
解析： 主旨大意题。根据文章第二段：陈冲博士和他的团队来自日本的山口大学。为了探究不同类型的体育活动如何帮助我们解决问题并进行创造性思维,他们参考了来自美国、英国、西班牙、瑞典、中国、印度和日本等地的21项过往研究。可知,第二段主要介绍了研究是如何进行的。故选A。
10．答案： C
解析： 细节理解题。根据文章第三段：事实上,陈和他的团队发现,自然散步几乎总是对人们的创造力产生积极影响--即使是在房间里散步或上下楼梯,只要三到四分钟。和：陈的团队进行的大多数研究发现,舞蹈对创造力有很大帮助,特别是在成年人中。可知,散步和跳舞比其他锻炼更有效。故选C。
11．答案： A
解析： 推理判断题。根据文章第一段最后一句：是一种很棒的感觉--世界各地的科学家都在研究运动与创造力之间的这种联系。可知,这句话引出了文章的主题,即运动与创造力之间的关系。接下来的段落详细介绍了日本山口大学的陈冲博士及其团队进行的相关研究,包括研究的方法、结果以及应用建议。由此可知,这篇文章的主要目的是报道一项科学研究,即关于运动与创造力之间关系的研究。故选A。
12．答案： A
解析： 细节理解题。根据第一段：对2010年收集的卫星数据的分析表明,月球地壳上的一个巨大洞穴可能会通向一个洞穴网络,未来的月球探险者可能会利用这些洞穴作为避难所。可知,研究人员是通过分析2010年收集的卫星数据发现这个洞的。故选A。
13．答案： C
解析： 词句猜测题。根据第三段的：最终,地下熔岩流,在现在坚固的火山岩层下留下了一个空洞--一个天然洞穴。可知,因为地下熔岩流"drains away"了,所以现在坚固的火山岩层下才会有一个空洞,也就是天然洞穴,由此可推测出"drains away"的意思应该是"消失"。故选C。
14．答案： D
解析： 推理判断题。根据倒数第二段：在月球上发现了一个熔岩管意味着月球上可能还有更多等待被发现的熔岩管。确定它们的位置有助于缩小长期月球基地的最佳选址范围。可知,识别月球上的熔岩管的目的是为了为月球基地选择最佳位置。故选D。
15．答案： B
解析： 推理判断题。根据最后一段：约翰斯·霍普金斯大学的行星地质学家Wes Pattersn说：这项研究表明,月球卫星数据如何以新的方式被用来解决科学和探索中的基本问题,以及继续收集月球遥感数据是多么重要。可推测出,Pattersn对这项研究是支持的。故选B。
16．答案： E； A； G； B； D
解析： ①根据上文：根据一项研究,随着人们赚的钱越来越多,他们的日常幸福感也会上升,直到年收入达到75000美元,可知,空处应该接着讲述年收入达到75000美元之后人们的幸福感会如何。选项E"在这一点上,他们的幸福感趋于稳定"符合语境,其中"At this pint"指代上文提到的"年收入达到75000美元"这一时刻。故选E。
②根据下文"N. But it can imprve happiness if yu spend it thughtfully.（不。但如果你深思熟虑地花钱,它可以提高幸福感）"可知,此处是在回答一个关于金钱和幸福关系的问题,且答案是否定的,即金钱不能直接买到幸福,空处应该提出问题。选项A"金钱能买到幸福吗?"符合语境,且引出下文的回答。故选A。
③根据下文：这些包括你的工作、健康、人际关系、日程安排、教育、个性、人生哲学等等,可知,此处是在列举影响幸福的多种因素,说明幸福是一种复杂的情感。选项G"幸福是一种复杂的情感,受多种因素影响"符合语境,引出下文的具体因素。故选G。
④根据上文：的确,幸福和金钱之间有着密切的联系。但这并不意味着金钱能买到幸福,和下文：它只是代表了我们用它购买的东西、服务和体验,可知,空处是在解释金钱与幸福之间的关系,即金钱只是一种交换媒介,它本身并不能直接带来幸福,而是我们通过金钱购买的东西、服务和体验带来了幸福。选项B"毕竟,金钱只是一种交换媒介"符合语境,承上启下。故选B。
⑤根据上文：把你的钱花在事物、经历和必需品上,和下文：否则,你的消费习惯会对你的幸福感和生活满意度产生负面影响,可知,此处是在建议人们如何花钱才能带来快乐,即把钱花在正确的地方会让生活更快乐。选项D"那么你的钱会让你的生活更快乐"符合语境,且与下文形成对比。
17．答案： A
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18．答案： B
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19．答案： D
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20．答案： C
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21．答案： B
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22．答案： B
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23．答案： A
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24．答案： C
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25．答案： A
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26．答案： C
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27．答案： D
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28．答案： B
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29．答案： A
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30．答案： C
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31．答案： D
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32．答案： the； marked； rutes； participatin； leading； further； fr； which； cuntry’s； ambitius
解析： ①考查冠词。句意：这是为了庆祝泰国与中国建交50周年。
②考查动词时态。句意：据泰国旅游局（TAT）表示,"神奇泰国·中秋之夜"活动还标志着对来自中国的102位关键意见领袖（KOLs）的盛大欢迎,他们将体验泰国的魅力,并在泰国各地量身定制的路线上参与"五大必做"活动。
③考查名词。句意同上。
④考查名词。句意：他们在活动中的参与意义重大。
⑤考查形容词。句意：其他活动还包括9月至12月期间,泰国旅游局（TAT）与中国领先旅游平台之间的各种促销活动。
⑥考查副词比较级。句意：泰国旅游局（TAT）局长塔帕尼·吉亚帕伊布希望这些活动能进一步推动泰国成为中国游客的文化旅游目的地。
⑦考查介词。句意同上。
⑧考查定语从句。句意：她说,"神奇泰国中秋之夜"活动是系列特别活动和促销活动的一部分,这些活动计划在9月至接下来的一整年中陆续举行,贯穿全年的庆祝活动。
⑨考查名词所有格。句意：截至9月8日,泰国已接待来自中国的游客4,895,707人次,继续保持其作为中国国际游客最大来源国的地位。
⑩考查形容词。句意：泰国对于在2024年达到730万中国游客的雄心勃勃的目标持乐观态度。
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The First Cking Cntest f Our Schl Kicks Off with a Bang！
Last week saw the first cking cntest in ur schl. The event was held in the schl cafeteria, where students frm different grades gathered t shw ff their cking skills.
The cntest had tw runds. In the first rund, cntestants cked a simple dish, and in the secnd rund, they had t create a unique dish. The dishes were judged by a panel f teachers and prfessinal chefs. The cntest was nt nly a great way t learn cking skills but als an pprtunity t explre different cultures and traditins. It als helped t build cnfidence and teamwrk amng students.
Overall, the event was a huge success. we lk frward t mre cking cntests in the future！
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Ray imagined a lt abut his future life with Dlly. He envisined lng walks in the park, playing fetch with her favrite ty, and czy nights n the cuch with Dlly curled up by his side. He thught abut teaching her new tricks and watching her grw int a happy, healthy dg. Ray culdn’t bear the thught f Dlly being alne in the shelter, and he cunted dwn the days until he culd bring her hme fr gd.
After days f waiting, Ray received the gd news. Dlly’s adptin papers were ready, and he culd finally take her hme！ He rushed t the shelter, his heart punding with excitement. When he saw Dlly, her tail wagged furiusly, and she jumped int his arms. Ray culdn’t wait t start their new life tgether, filled with lve, adventure, and endless happiness. As they left the shelter, he knew that Dlly was meant t be a part f his family, and he was grateful fr the unexpected friendship that had changed bth f their lives.
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