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      这是一份天津市五区县重点校2024-2025学年2024-2025学年高二下学期7月期末联考英语试卷(含答案,无听力原文及音频)含答案解析,共16页。
      本试卷分为第 Ⅰ 卷(选择题)和第 Ⅱ 卷(非选择题)两部分,共 150分,考试时间120分钟。
      第 = 1 \* ROMAN \* MERGEFORMAT I卷(共110分)
      第一部分:听力(共15分)
      第一节:(共5小题;每小题1分,满分5分)
      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,并标在试卷的相应位置。听完每段对话后,你将有10秒钟的时间来回答有关小题和阅读下一小题。每段对话仅读一遍。
      1. What will the man d first?
      A. Wash his hands. B. D sme typing.C. Mve the sfa.
      2. Where will the by g after schl?
      A. The pst ffice. B. The teahuse. C. His sister’s huse.
      3. What are the speakers mainly talking abut?
      A. A dish. B. An artist. C. A cuntry.
      4. Why des Alice feel excited?
      A. She has wn the first race.B. She has been chsen fr the race.
      C. She has gt a pair f running shes.
      5. What des the wman mean?
      A. She will buy a new car. B. She can’t find the garage.
      C. She dislikes the service.
      第二节:(共10小题;每小题1分,满分10分)
      听下面几段材料。每段材料后有几个小题,从题中所给的A、B、C三个选项中选出最佳选项,并标在试卷的相应位置。听每段材料前,你将有时间阅读各个小题,每小题5秒钟;听完后,各小题将给出5秒钟的作答时间。每段材料读两遍。
      听下面一段对话,回答第6至第8三个小题。
      6. What des the man want the wman t d fr him?
      A. Arrange a hliday.B. Cancel a trip. C. Find a htel.
      7. Why wn’t the man g t the island?
      A. N entertainment is included.
      B. There are t many peple.
      C. It’s far frm the htel.
      8. Hw des the man sund in the end?
      A. Rather excited. B. Quite grateful. C. A bit disappinted.
      听下面一段对话,回答第9至第11三个小题。
      9. Where des the cnversatin prbably take place?
      A. On the phne. B. At the ffice. C. In a restaurant.
      10. What is the key t the whle peratin in the wman’s view?
      A. Having early studies.
      B. Prducing a gd prduct.
      C. Getting a gd imprt agent.
      11. What des the wman decide t d?
      A. Meet the chief designer.
      B. Sell the prduct in Africa.
      C. Help the man with the reprt.
      听下面一段独白,回答第12至第15四个小题。
      12. What is the speaker ding?
      A. Giving a lecture. B. Leading a tur. C. Hsting a talk shw.
      13. What des the factry prduce?
      A. Fruits. B. Cakes. C. Candies.
      14. What can peple see n the first level?
      A. Wrkers are building the jelly bean sculpture.
      B. There are lts f unwanted materials.
      C. Rbts are creating different statues.
      15. What happened t many f the wrkers replaced by the rbts?
      A. They were fired. B. They were given ther jbs.
      C. They were sent t anther factry.
      第二部分:英语知识运用(共两节)(满分45分)
      第一节:单项填空(共15小题;每小题1分,满分15分)
      从A、B、C、D四个选项中,选出可以填入空白处的最佳选项。
      16. —I have gt first prize in the VEX Rbtics Cmpetitin.
      —________! Yur effrts have paid ff.
      A. Gd luckB. Cme n C. Gd fr yuD. Cheer up
      17. I culdn’t find my glasses, ________ I have truble seeing anything clearly.
      A. by whichB. with whichC. withut whichD. in which
      18. She ________ every ffer f help and slved the issue by herself.
      A. turned nB. turned dwnC. turned utD. turned ff
      19. The new prduct is beynd all praise and has quickly taken ver the market ________ its superir quality.
      A. n tp fB. in terms f
      C. n behalf fD. n accunt f
      20. Despite the vast knwledge that we have ________, there are still many unslved natural mysteries ut there.
      A. accumulated B. anticipated
      C. cperated D. purchased
      21. This cmpany was the first ________ prtable cmputer as well as visual telephne at that time.
      A. prducing B. t prduce
      C. having prduced D. prduced
      22. We shuld always keep in mind that accidents ________ carelessness while driving.
      A. pass upB. weigh upC. arise frmD. put ff
      23. Several years ag, I had a manager wh ________ changed his mind abut what he wanted.
      A. cnsistentlyB. cnstantlyC. actuallyD. ultimately
      24. She advises that peple be realistic and seek ________ frm expert cnsultants.
      A. admissin B. alternative C. guidance D. distributin
      25. In my pinin, the tpic is t difficult t understand. Try t simplify yur speech ________ it ges beynd the children.
      A. even thugh B. nw that C. s that D. in case
      26. ________ in the flds, these animals made desperate effrts t escape, but sme f them disappeared in water.
      A. Catching B. Caught
      C. Having caughtD. T be caught
      27. —Yu ________ with yur father befre yu decided.
      —Yes, but he was t busy t answer my phne.
      A. shuld cnsultB. must cnsult
      C. must have cnsultedD. shuld have cnsulted
      28. The bk has succeeded in making philsphy ________ t a wider audience.
      A. sufficient B. invisible C. accessibleD. immral
      29. Didn’t it ever ccur t yu ________ the English pem was abut? Understanding its theme is the mst imprtant thing.
      A. what B. that C. hw D. whether
      30. Rbin had t have his car repaired because it ________ seriusly.
      A. has damagedB. has been damaged
      C. had damagedD. had been damaged
      第二节:完形填空:(共20小题;每题1.5分,满分30分)
      阅读下面短文,掌握其大意,然后从31—50题中所给的四个选项A、B、C、D中选出能填入相应空白处的最佳选项。
      Nick was nt the kind f by I had expected t spend my summer with. I was hping t have a 31 the summer befre my busy senir year, but my mther asked me t d her a 32 . One f her clleagues needed a full-time 33 . “Yu planned t vlunteer at the lcal hspital, why nt vlunteer t 34 Nick instead?” Then she tld me that this six-year-ld by was nt a 35 child.
      Nick was a lvely little by wh suffered frm many disrders. Nrmal day-care centers wuld nt 36 him. As a baby, he had serius ear infectins which left him with equilibrium (平衡) prblems.
      He culdn’t 37 r run prperly. I was 38 if I was t take the jb when my mther 39 , “Dn’t yu want t be a nurse in the future? I dubt if yu even have the 40 .”
      Then I tld her I was 41 fr the jb.
      The day started at 7:00 a.m. Nick was my wake-up call! With s much energy and very little 42 , he was quite a mix.
      At the park, when he saw all the ther children play n the jungle gym and swings, the by’s face 43 up—Hw he wished he belnged t the grup f his age! Yu wuld think it wuld be 44 t get a child t g dwn a slide. Believe me, it wasn’t! It tk a lt f time. But with patience and supprt, Nick tk ne step up the slide each day. We wrked tgether t face his 45 and gradually he gt clser t taking the slide f his life.
      Halfway thrugh the summer, he 46 it t the tp f the slide. With my arms hlding him tightly, we flew dwn the slide! I waited fr his 47 . After realizing that he was safe and sund, he gave me a big 48 and asked, “May I g dwn again, alne?”
      I had never been happier in my life when I saw this little child climb the ladder and enjy what ther children 49 fr granted.
      This 50 child taught me that being a nurse means respect, kindness and patience.
      31. A. grade B. curse C. prject D. relaxatin
      32. A. service B. favr C. business D .trade
      33. A. nurse B. waitress C. guard D. guide
      34. A. prtect B. assist C. attend D. cmfrt
      35. A. nrmal B. naughty C. clever D. happy
      36. A. abuse B. receive C. accept D. adpt
      37. A. speak B. play C. stand D. walk
      38. A. hesitating B. wndering C. questining D. dubting
      39. A. suggested B. argued C. challenged D. cmmented
      40. A. energy B. curage C. faith D. time
      41. A. eager B. srry C. grateful D. ready
      42. A. awareness B. balance C. knwledge D. cntrl
      43. A. delighted B. cheered C. lit D. shut
      44. A. demanding B. simple C. interesting D. flexible
      45. A. fears B. sadness C. chances D. excitement
      46. A. climbed B. gt C. managed D. made
      47. A. laughter B. reactin C. answer D. greeting
      48. A. hug B. recgnitinC. welcme D. surprise
      49. A. play B. d C. take D. enjy
      50. A. naughty B. smart C. lucky D. special
      第三部分:阅读理解(共20小题;每小题2.5分,满分50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
      Frm rller casters t adventure turs perfrmances t experiments, there are plenty f exciting attractins in the UK. Here is ur pick f the best attractins that children can visit.
      The Natural Histry Museum
      Why g: This really is the grandfather f all Lndn museums—the beauty f the building and the amazing exhibits. Lk ut fr the whale skeletn(骨架)ccupying the entry hall, but dn’t miss the largest piece f gld (r a mdel f it)in the minerals gallery. Yu can easily spend a day here—tasty steaks, sandwiches and pizzas. Try t avid weekends, because the crwds are larger.
      Best fr: Children aged 5 and ver. If time is limited, families shuld g quickly and directly twards the dinsaur gallery, because it’s really wnderful.
      Details: Entry is free, althugh there is a charge fr sme temprary exhibitins.
      Legland
      Why g: Sme 80 millin Leg bricks have gne int the creatin f this clurful park. There are thrilling rides and cuntless ways t spend mney in shps. Yes, the queues can be lng (unless yu pay extra fr the queue-jumping equipment, which is useful thugh it des nt cver all rides).
      Best fr: Legland is aimed at children under 10s, with pre-schlers particularly well catered fr in Dupl Valley.
      Details: £32 per persn; under 3s g free. 25 per cent discunt fr bking nline mre than seven days in advance.
      Warner Brs Studi Tur Lndn-The Making f Harry Ptter
      Why g: Yu’ve read the bks, yu’ve watched the films, but n Harry Ptter fan will want t miss the chance t g behind the scenes at the film studis where all eight f the mvies were made. Sharing the secrets behind the mst successful film series f all time and yet still managing t keep the sense f magic alive, this studi tur gives visitrs access t tw lcatins filled with riginal sets and cstumes.
      Best fr: Children aged 7 and ver and anyne with an interest in filmmaking.
      Details: £39 adults; £31 children; under 4s g free.
      51. What can we knw abut the natural histry museum?
      A. It’s a newly pened museum.
      B. The dinsaur gallery is highly recmmended.
      C. Peple can see the whale skeletn in the minerals gallery.
      D. Peple nly need a shrt time t visit the whle museum.
      52. Which turist attractin ffers a favrable price if yu bk in advance?
      A. The natural histry museum.
      B. The dinsaur gallery.
      C. Legland.
      D. The making f Harry Ptter.
      53. Where may Harry Ptter fans want t travel?
      A. Lndn museums.
      B. Dupl Valley.
      C. The minerals gallery.
      D. Warner Brs Studi Tur Lndn.
      54. What d the three turist attractins have in cmmn?
      A. All f them are suitable fr an eight-year-ld child t visit.
      B. The queue--jumping equipment is used in all f them.
      C. They are all mvie-based theme attractins.
      D. They all serve delicius fd.
      55. What can be inferred frm the passage?
      A. The natural histry museum is clsed n weekends.
      B. Dupl Valley is very attractive t primary schl children.
      C. Peple need t pay a charge in the natural histry museum in certain cases.
      D. An adult with a three-year-ld child shuld pay 70 punds t visit the studi tur.
      B
      Standing at the finish line, 70-year-ld Bb Lng spent a while reflecting n the achievement he’d just made. Behind him was the wild, endless Mnglian grassland extending int the distance. This American had just becme the ldest persn t ever cmplete and win the Mngl Derby, the wrld’s lngest hrse race.
      Lng, a rider all his life, entered the race after being inspired by All the Wild Hrses, a mvie based n the grueling event.
      Fearing that he wuldn’t be able t cmplete it, he set abut preparing his mind and bdy fr this “hardest, tughest, mst demanding thing yu can d n a hrse”, an annual 1000-kilmeter race that was recgnized as the wrld’s lngest hrse race by The Guinness Bk f Recrds in 2011. He cnfirmed his belief that preparatin can surpass yuth, as sme f the ther riders were less prepared.
      Althugh Lng had been riding hrses fr many years, the hardship and uncertainty f the task pushed him t his limit and frced him t depend entirely n his wn will. The race rganizers had prvided an extensive supprt netwrk t keep an eye n the participants frm afar. Despite that, the physical strain f riding such a lng distance made simple things like squatting (蹲) dwn at the end f the day almst impssible.
      Alng the vast race curse there were unpredictable circumstances beynd Lng’s cntrl, hwever well prepared he’d been. Weather was ne f them, which culd switch frm heavy rain t burning unexpectedly.
      Abve all else, the biggest bstacle was the state f mind. Withut a living sul in sight, Lng was desperate fr interactin, guidance, and cmfrt. This feeling f lneliness accunted fr his hpe that ne f his fellw cmpetitrs wuld catch up.
      Regardless f the hardship, Lng felt a srt f spiritual adventure while traveling thrugh the wilderness. He was prvided with sme memrable mments while cnnecting with nature. He als grew t lve the cuntry and the cmmunities alng the rute.
      Still hlding the passin fr riding, Lng never dismisses the idea f cmpeting in anther Mngl Derby.
      56. What distinguished Bb Lng frm ther cmpetitrs in the Mngl Derby?
      A. He rde the whle race curse alne.
      B. He cmpleted the tughest part f the curse.
      C. He was the ldest participant f the hrse race.
      D. He was mst likely t enter the cmpetitin again.
      57. What des the underlined wrd “grueling” in Paragraph 2 prbably mean?
      A. Unpredictable but memrable.
      B. Difficult and exhausting.
      C. Cmfrtable and pleasant.
      D. Rmantic but time-cnsuming.
      58. Why did Bb Lng decide t enter the Mngl Derby?​
      A. He wanted t break the Guinness Wrld Recrd.​
      B. He was encuraged by a mvie abut the race.​
      C. He believed his years f riding experience wuld guarantee victry.​
      D. He was eager t explre the Mnglian grassland.
      59. What was the biggest challenge that Lng faced during the race?
      A. The changeable weather.
      B. The mental state in the curse.
      C. The difficulty in finding the right rute.
      D. The physical strain f riding a lng distance.
      60. What is the text mainly abut?
      A. An intrductin t the Mngl Derby.
      B. A review f a film based n the lngest hrse race.
      C. The experience f the Mngl Derby’s ldest winner.
      D. The preparatins befre a lng and difficult hrse race.
      C
      Gldfish are knwn fr their terrible memries. One cmmn saying even says that they nly have a three-secnd memry. Despite having n scientific basis, it has spread fr many years. “What is cnfusing is that it’s pretty much the same wherever yu g in the wrld,” Culumn Brwn, an expert in fish, said. “In sme places, it’s tw secnds, and in thers, it’s ten, but it’s always shrt.” Hwever, is that really the case?
      Brwn has studied the intelligence f fish, including gldfish, fr mre than 25 years. He said, “In reality, gldfish are ften used as a cmmn mdel fr studying memry and learning in fish because f their gd perfrmance. And there are thusands f studies n gldfish.” Fr example, if gldfish are fed at nly ne side f their tank(缸),they will quickly learn and remember t stay at that side at feeding times n matter whether they are actually fed. Similarly, if they are trained t push a red tl instead f the blue ne, they will cntinue t shw a preference fr that clr lng after the experiment is finished.
      Despite these studies, peple’s views n gldfish haven’t changed much. A big reasn fr this is that mst peple d nt cme acrss live fish in their daily life. And even when they d, peple dn’t spend time with fish the way that they d with ther animals like cats. What’s mre, peple’s guilt(内疚) may be anther factr in thinking prly f gldfish’s memry. It makes them feel gd abut putting gldfish in a small tank.
      Gldfish prperly cared fr can live fr 20 years, s wners might want t cnsider getting their pets large tanks with many bjects and ther fish, as well as taking the time t play games with them and teach them skills. After all, yur gldfish might remember certain experiences fr years t cme.
      61. What is pinted ut abut gldfish in the first paragraph?
      A. Peple wrldwide like t keep them as pets.
      B. Their strange behavir cnfuses lts f peple.
      C. Sme studies have prved their terrible memries.
      D. Misunderstanding abut their memry is cmmn.
      62. Why des the authr mentin the tw examples in paragraph 2?
      A. T prve gldfish are easy t raise.
      B. T shw gldfish have a gd memry.
      C. T describe hw gldfish frm gd eating habits.
      D. T explain why gldfish are smarter than ther animals.
      63. What may make peple’s view n gldfish remain unchanged?
      A. The bad influence f gldfish n ther fish.
      B. The pr relatinship between gldfish and cats.
      C. Peple’s dubts abut research and dislike fr gldfish
      D. Peple’s unfamiliarity with gldfish and wish t reduce guilt.
      64. Which f the fllwing wuld the authr agree with?
      A. Pet wners are suppsed t treat gldfish better.
      B. Pet wners ught t send gldfish back t sea.
      C. Mixing gldfish with ther fish species is unwise.
      D. Raising gldfish is gd fr peple’s mental health.
      65. What may be the best title fr the text?
      A. Are gldfish the smartest fish?
      B. Is it right t keep gldfish in a small tank?
      C. D gldfish really have a shrt memry?
      D. Why are gldfish chsen fr research?
      D
      As is knwn t everyne, the ptins we make have an effect n ur future. Suppse I am an intelligent student with gd marks. But n the ther hand, being lazy, I d badly in my examinatins. I am refused admissin t university and cannt find a gd jb. The glden future I had imagined will never be. All these are all frm a bad chice!
      Hwever, yur chices affect yur future in a way that is a lt mre cmplicated. This is because nearly all the chices yu make affect yur character. Yur character is displayed thrugh yur chices, but it is als frmed by them. N matter when yu make a chice, yur character changes r grws, r diminishes depending n whether the decisin yu made is wise r flish. Yur character is being made by yu, bit by bit, chice by chice. And s, yu becme the srt f persn wh will make a certain kind f chice in a certain situatin.
      Sme will argue this is nt true. After all, the field f human chice is a narrw ne. Mst f the things that frm us in ur lives are nt subject t chice. We cannt chse when and where t be brn, whether ur families will be rich r pr, kind r cruel. We cannt even entirely cntrl wh we will meet in ur lives. With s much that we cannt chse, hw can we be said t be respnsible fr anything?
      There is sme truth in this. We are thrwn int life withut any say ver the matter, and have little cntrl ver mst f it. Hwever, we d have sme pwer f chice, and we d cntrl the mst imprtant thing f all: hw we respnd t circumstances. We can chse t keep struggling in hard times, r t give up.
      This ability t chse hw we behave and respnd is a great gift. It is ur key t having cnfidence in the future. It is human nature t fear the future, as the future is unknwn. Yu can’t entirely cntrl what will happen t yu tmrrw. But if yu have cnfidence in yur character, frmed by years f making gd chices, then yu d knw ne thing fr certain abut the future: n matter what happens, yu will make a chice that yu will be prud f.
      At every mment, then, practise frming yur character when yu make yur chices, n matter hw small they are. Remember: yur chices frm yur character. And yur character determines yur future.
      66. What example des the authr use t illustrate the impact f bad chices n the future?​
      A. A student wh fails t get int university due t laziness despite gd academic ptential.​
      B. A persn wh can’t chse their birthplace and family backgrund.​
      C. Smene wh gives up easily during hard times.​
      D. An individual wh is afraid f the unknwn future.​
      67. What can we infer frm the passage?​
      A. We have n cntrl ver any aspect f ur lives except making chices.​
      B. Gd character frmed by making wise chices gives us cnfidence in the future.​
      C. External factrs like birthplace and family backgrund have n impact n ur life.​
      D. Small chices in daily life dn’t matter in shaping ur character.
      68. In the authr’s pinin, what is the mst imprtant thing we can cntrl in life?​
      A. When and where t be brn.​
      B. Whether ur families will be rich r pr.​
      C. Hw we respnd t different circumstances.​
      D. Wh we will meet in ur lives.
      69. Accrding t the passage, why are ur chices clsely related t ur future?​
      A. Because chices directly decide ur scial status.​
      B. Because chices can influence ur character which determines ur future.​
      C. Because making chices helps us gain mre cntrl ver external
      circumstances.​
      D. Because every chice we make ensures a successful future.
      70. What is the main idea f the passage?​
      A. The ways t make gd chices in different situatins.​
      B. The uncntrllable factrs existing in ur life.​
      C. The significant relatinship between ur chices, character and future.​
      D. The imprtance f having cnfidence in the future.
      第Ⅱ卷 (共40分)
      第四部分:写作
      第一节:单词拼写(共5小题;每小题1分,满分5分)
      71. Every child has the _________(潜力) t succeed; it’s up t educatrs t help them unlck it.​
      72. Einstein was regarded as a g_________ fr his revlutinary theries in physics.​
      73. We have always been tld t eat mre fruit and vegetables, which are rich in vitamins that can help t s__________ ur immune system.
      74. Ancient Greek _________(文明) made significant cntributins t philsphy, art, and science.​
      75. Only thse wh have passed the strict training can be cnsidered q______ fr the challenging jb.
      第二节:阅读表达(共5小题;每小题2分,满分10分)
      阅读下面短文,请根据短文后的要求答题。
      Sldier Cui Xinze’s missin is t guard the pipeline that transprts refined il frm Glmud in Qinghai t Lhasa in Tibet Autnmus Regin, a vital artery(干线) that is called a “lifeline” fr Tibet.
      His day begins with a three-hur patrl t check fr leaks(泄露) alng the pipeline, which crsses rivers and ravines(沟壑)in the muntainus regin. If smething appears abnrmal, he and his team have t walk 30 kilmeters t patrl the area fr which they’re respnsible.
      The xygen cncentratin n the plateau is just half f that n the plains. “Althugh we lack xygen, we never lack the faith and passin t guard the pipeline as sldiers,” says the 39-year-ld, wh began his missin at the age f 19.
      The jb is mre than just simply cnducting a daily patrl. Smetimes when a spillage(泄露) ccurs, it can mean extreme danger, and it requires the guards t plug(堵) the leak and expse themselves t pssible fires.
      Apart frm a lack f xygen, they have t struggle with the bitter cld. The temperature can fall as lw as -40 ℃ in winter and they have t patrl regularly, despite the strng wind and snw. Althugh it’s summer, the statin where Cui is based has its heating system n.
      “Cmpared with the physical pain we have t endure, the lneliness is mre painful,” says Zha Weiqiang, a sldier wh has wrked with Cui fr 10 years. Day after day, they walk the same rute, d the same exercise and even have the same meals, since fd is nt easy t transprt t their statin. Nw they’ re trying t cultivate vegetables and raise animals at their statin t help alleviate the tedium(单调乏味). Despite the drawbacks, they still carry their sense f duty. “T guard the pipeline is ur missin and I’m prud t d it,” says Zha.
      76. What’s the danger pipeline sldiers may face when a spillage ccurs? (n mre than 5 wrds)
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      77. What’s the main idea f Paragraph 5? (n mre than 8 wrds)
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      78. Why d pipeline sldiers feel lnely? (n mre than 6 wrds)
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      79. What des the underlined wrd “alleviate” in the last paragraph prbably mean? (1 wrd)
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      80. What d yu think f these pipeline sldiers? Please explain. (n mre than 20 wrds)
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      第三节:书面表达(满分25分)
      81.假如你是李津,你校的英语校报正在举行“Recmmending Cultural Highlights”的征文活动,请写一篇征文,介绍一个中国具有文化特色的景点(如敦煌,三星堆等)。
      内容要点:
      1.简要介绍该景点的地理位置和重要地位;
      2.介绍它的文化价值和影响;
      3.呼吁大家保护相关文化遗产。
      注意:​
      1.题目自拟。​
      2.词数不少于100。
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      2024~2025学年度第二学期期末重点校联考
      高二英语参考答案
      听力:1-5 BAABC 6-10 ABCCC 11-15 CBCAB
      单选:16-20 CCBDA 21-25 BCBCD 26-30 BDCAD
      完型:31–35 DBACA36–40 CDACB41–45 DBCBA46–50 DBACD
      阅读:51-55 BCDAC 56-60 CBBBC61-65 DBDAC66-70 ABCBC
      单词拼写:
      71. ptential 72. genius 73. strengthen
      74. civilizatin/civilisatin 75. qualified
      阅读表达:
      76. They may get burnt.
      Or: They may face pssible fires. Or: They may lse their lives.
      77. Cui wrks in an extremely cld envirnment.
      Or: Cui’s wrking envirnment is extremely cld.
      78. Because they live a bring life.
      Or: Because their life is bring.
      79. Ease /Relieve/Reduce(形式错给1分)
      80. Pssible answers:
      They are respnsible. They vercme difficulties and risk their lives t prtect the pipeline, which shws their sense f duty.
      They are devted. Despite hard wrking cnditins, they never lack the faith and passin t guard the pipeline .
      81. 书面表达:
      Dunhuang: A Treasure f Chinese Culture
      Dunhuang, lcated in the nrthwestern part f China, is a city with a lng histry and rich culture. It was a crucial stp n the ancient Silk Rad, playing a significant rle in prmting internatinal trade and cultural exchanges in histry.
      The mst famus attractin in Dunhuang is undubtedly the Mga Grttes, which are well-knwn fr murals and painted sculptures. The murals cver a wide range f subjects, ranging frm religius stries t scenes f everyday life. The artwrks in the caves have prvided valuable materials fr schlars arund the wrld t study ancient Chinese art, religin, histry, and culture. They have als influenced the develpment f art and culture in many cuntries alng the Silk Rad.
      Hwever, these precius cultural relics are facing threats. Therefre, it is ur respnsibility t take effective measures t prtect them. We shuld raise public awareness f cultural heritage prtectin. Only in this way can we ensure that this magnificent cultural treasure can be passed dwn t future generatins.

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