湖南省常德市汉寿县第一中学2025-2026学年高一上学期11月期中考试英语试卷（含答案，无听力音频有听力原文）含答案解析

这是一份湖南省常德市汉寿县第一中学2025-2026学年高一上学期11月期中考试英语试卷（含答案，无听力音频有听力原文）含答案解析，共19页。试卷主要包含了听力选择题，阅读理解，完形填空，语法填空，书信写作，书面表达等内容，欢迎下载使用。
一、听力选择题
1．What des the wman need accrding t the man?
A．A challenging jb.B．A gd rest.C．A new accuntant.
2．Why des the man lk very happy?
A．He just had a niece.B．He gt a nice blanket.C．His birthday is cming.
3．What is the weather like tday?
A．Ht.B．Cld.C．Warm.
4．Why did the wman g t Mallrca?
A．T teach Spanish.B．T lk fr a jb.C．T see a friend.
5．Hw des the man feel abut the wman’s wrds?
A．Surprised.B．Uninterested.C．Nervus.
听下面一段较长对话，回答以下小题。
6．Which aspect f the flat attracts the man?
A．Its lcatin.B．Its rent.C．Its equipment.
7．Hw can the man save sme mney?
A．By decrating the flat simply.B．By asking fr a discunt.
C．By finding a rmmate.
听下面一段较长对话，回答以下小题。
8．What is the man?
A．A web designer.B．A prduct planner.C．A diamnd salesman.
9．What’s the relatinship between the speakers?
A．Clleagues.B．Friends.C．Strangers.
听下面一段较长对话，回答以下小题。
10．What des the wman want t d?
A．Rent a rm.B．Decrate a rm.C．Buy a huse.
11．Hw much is the mnthly rent?
A．Abut 50 dllars.B．Abut 200 dllars.C．Abut 300 dllars.
12．When will the wman mve in?
A．Tmrrw.B．The day after tmrrw.C．She hasn’t decided yet.
听下面一段较长对话，回答以下小题。
13．What clr is Frd’s tail?
A．Black.B．Orange.C．White.
14．What des the man ask the wman fr?
A．Her name.B．Her phne number.C．Her address.
听下面一段独白，回答以下小题。
15．What is the purpse f Wrld Tai Chi and Qigng Day?
A．T educate peple t care abut thers’ health.
B．T encurage peple t d Tai Chi and Qigng.
C．T teach mre peple self-defence.
16．What d rganizers d t celebrate the day?
A．Organize cmpetitins.B．Hld lectures n health.C．Give sme classes.
17．When did Wrld Tai Chi and Qigng Day start?
A．In 1999.B．In 1965.C．In 1990.
18．What d traditinalists say abut Tai Chi?
A．It finds a balance between self-defence and health.
B．It benefits peple with heart truble.
C．It cntains 42 mvements in ttal.
二、阅读理解
Where des the meat n ur table cme frm? It usually cmes frm livestck like chickens and cws. But did yu knw that meat can als be made in a lab? US cmpany JUST has annunced that lab-grwn meat culd be n sme restaurant menus in the United States and Asia by the end f 2018, The Independent reprted.
“These meats include chicken nuggets (鸡块), sausage and fie gras (鹅肝酱),” Jsh Tetrick, CEO f JUST, tld The Independent. Lab meat is smetimes referred t as “clean meat”. It is made using the stem cells (干细胞) f living livestck. The cells need t be grwn in a lab fr a few weeks. Fr example, making a hamburger patty (肉饼) takes abut nine weeks, CNN reprted. This is faster than raising a cw, which usually takes ver 20 weeks.
The first clean meat was a beef burger that was prduced in 2013, but it was said t taste quite dry. Hw des clean meat taste nw? Clean meat supprters tld CNN that they think it tastes just like traditinal meat.
Clean meat has ther advantages. It is healthier than traditinal meat. Meat prducers can cntrl what type f fat ges int the meat. They can prduce clean meat that cntains healthy fats, such as mega-3 fatty acids (脂肪酸). This kind f fat is gd fr peple’s hearts.
Clean meat can als help t slve glbal warming. Accrding t The Washingtn Pst, abut 14.5 percent f the planet’s greenhuse gas emissins (排放) cme frm raising livestck. That’s mre than the emissins frm every car, train, ship and airplane in the wrld cmbined. It is predicted that switching t clean meat culd lwer greenhuse gas emissins by 96 percent, The Independent reprted.
19．Where may the meat we eat cme frm in future?
A．Cmpanies.B．Greenhuses.C．Labs.D．Restaurants.
20．What can be used t make “clean meat”?
A．Stem cells.B．Fatty acids.
C．Hamburger patties.D．Chicken nuggets.
21．What is the advantage f clean meat?
A．It is fatty.B．It is healthy.C．It is free.D．It is smelly.
22．What d we knw abut clean meat frm the last paragraph?
A．It cmes frm livestck.B．It can be switched ff.
C．It results in glbal warming.D．It benefits envirnment.
We’ve all had the experience. We’re reading alng and suddenly realize that althugh ur eyes are scanning the wrds n the page, nthing is actually registering. Minutes pass befre we realize that we’ve lst the plt entirely.
In classrms, students tend t experience this drift (偏移) in attentin while reading texts that are challenging r highly technical — the srts f passages middle schlers and high schlers might encunter in science, math, r histry.
In a 2024 study f “mindless reading,” researchers frm the University f Wü rzburg tracked the reading speed and attentin f undergraduates studying a cmplex science text. At multiple pints during the exercise, prmpts (提示) appeared asking students “Was yur mind wandering when yu read the last sentence?” Students cnfirmed multiple instances f lss f attentin.
Researchers fund that variatins in reading speed, lingering (逗留) n the same passage fr lng perids, and skipping wrds were signals that students were struggling t remain fcused r t understand the material, and als predicted prer perfrmance n later tests.
But these prblems are nt inslvable. The University f Wü rzburg researchers als cncluded that when students were trained t recgnize when they lst track f sentence-level infrmatin r gt stuck n passages — and were taught strategies t “plan, mnitr, and regulate their reading” — they were able t successfully re-rute their attentin.
T cnvince students f the imprtance f effective reading strategies, it’s imprtant t explain the lng-term benefits f sticking thrugh cmplex texts. Fr example, learning hw t make sense f a technical science text may help if students decide t wrk in engineering. The skills they use t make sense f a histry text may help in future legal careers. Try t make it clear, literacy expert Timthy Shanahan says, that when we teach students hw t push thrugh difficult texts, “what we’re really ding is shwing them hw t gain access t all f these different fields in ur sciety.”
23．Students tend t lse their fcus while reading if ________.
A．the reading text is lngB．they are in a classrm
C．the reading material is cmplexD．they are middle r high schlers
24．Which f the fllwing is a signal f “mindless reading”?
A．Reading t quickly.B．Pr perfrmance n tests.
C．Changes in reading speed.D．Spending much time reading.
25．What shuld students d if they experience “mindless reading”?
A．Change the reading materials.
B．Get t knw why they get stuck n passages.
C．Learn t ntice when their attentin wanders.
D．Pay mre attentin t sentence-level infrmatin.
26．What is Shanahan’s attitude t helping students push thrugh difficult texts?
A．Favrable.B．Cautius.C．Dubtful.D．Unclear.
We knw animals have emtins. They can feel fear. We als think they feel lve, since they have strng relatinships with each ther. S are animal emtins similar t ur wn? And d animals have a sense f humr? D animals feel empathy? Des an elephant have cnsciusness? Can a dg plan ahead? These are sme f the questins that deserve ur full attentin.
A parrt’s jke
Sally Blanchard’s parrt Bng Marie didn’t get alng with her ther parrt, Pac. In fact, Bng Marie clearly didn’t like Pac at all! One day, Blanchard cked a chicken fr dinner. She started t cut the chicken with a knife. “Oh, n! Pac!” Bng Marie said ludly and laughed. Blanchard laughed, t, and said, “That’s nt Pac.” “Oh.. n,” said Bng Marie. This time, she sunded disappinted. Then the parrt laughed at her wn jke.
Yga dg
Jean Dnaldsn enjys yga, and s des her dg Buffy. While Dnaldsn des yga, Buffy carefully places her tys n Dnaldsn’s bdy. If a ty falls, Buffy runs t put it back. Des this behavir have any real purpse? “She thinks it’s funny!” says Dnaldsn.
Animal laughter
Can dgs laugh? Recent research shws that dgs can tell each ther when they want t play. They make a special sund — a kind f laugh. Psychlgist Patricia Simnet recrded the sund. Then she played it back t dgs and studied their behavir. “All the dgs seemed t like the laugh,” says Simnet. S d animals have a sense f humr? If laughter is a clue, then perhaps the answer is “Yes”.
Life is very vivid t animals. In many cases they knw wh they are. They knw wh their friends are and wh their rivals are. It is incredible that there is still a debate ver whether animals are cnscius and even a debate ver whether human beings can knw animals are cnscius.
27．Hw des the authr intrduce the tpic?
A．By raising sme questins
B．By describing a scene
C．By making a cmparisn
D．By analyzing a phenmenn
28．What is the purpse f “A parrt’s jke”?
A．T explain hw parrts can talk.
B．T shw hw parrts can feel lve.
C．T tell an interesting experience.
D．T suggest that parrts can make jkes.
29．What des Buffy d when Jean Dnaldsn des yga?
A．She tries t jump ver Dnaldsn.
B．She cpies Dnaldsn’s mvements.
C．She puts her tys n Dnaldsn’s bdy.
D．She makes fun f Dnaldsn.
30．What is the main idea f “Animal laughter”?
A．Dgs can make a sund like a laugh and may have a sense f humr.
B．Dgs talk t each ther and seem t be funnier than mst animals.
C．Dgs knw hw t please their masters with their laughter.
D．Dgs cannt cmmunicate as well as ther animals.
Mst painters discver a style f painting that is fit fr them and stick t that, especially if peple admire their pictures. But Picass, the great Spanish painter, was like a man wh had nt yet fund his wn particular style f painting. He kept n struggling t find the perfect expressin till his death in 1973.
Sme f Picass's paintings are rich, sft clred and beautiful. Others are ugly and cruel and strange. But such paintings allw us t imagine things fr urselves. They frce us t say t urselves, “What des he see that makes him paint like that?” And we begin t lk under the surface f the things we see.
Picass painted thusands f pictures in different styles. Smetimes he painted the natural lk f things. Smetimes he seemed t break them apart and thrw the pieces in ur faces. He shwed us what the mind knws as well as what the eyes see. At the age f 90,he remained as curius abut the wrld as he had been when he was yung. That is why peple have called him “the yungest painter in the wrld.”
31．The ugly cruel and strange paintings by Picass _______.
A．make us try t ntice smething hidden in the things
B．allw us t ask questins abut them
C．frce us t questin anything we see
D．cause us t think what Picass saw was different frm what we see
32．The underlined sentence “Smetimes he seemed t break them apart and thrw the pieces in ur faces” means _____.
A．smetimes he tre his pictures int pieces
B．he brke smething he was painting and threw them away
C．smetimes he shwed sme brken pictures t thers
D．things in sme f his pictures seem t be in disrder
33．Why have peple called Picass “the yungest painter in the wrld?”
A．Because he bserved things with the eye and the mind.
B．Because he lked yung when he was ld.
C．Because he never stpped painting he was ld.
D．Because he never gave up lking fr smething new.
Practical Ways t Shw Respect fr a Friend
●Shw respect fr their life chices and decisins
Accept that peple aren’t always ging t be just like yu. They will make different life chices, have different views n plitics and religin, and act differently in many ways. This desn’t mean they can’t be yur friend. 34
●Give them the benefit f the dubt
35 If yu’re in dubt abut smething, ask yur friend. Be respectful and give them the benefit f the dubt when yu dn’t d. This alne will help yu stay in their gd graces(好感).
●Give friends yur full attentin
One f the best ways t shw respect fr smene is t listen t them fully. Allw them t pause, cnvey nnverbal cmmunicatin clues, cllect their thughts, and get it all ut. T ften friends listen with half an ear r jump in the minute their friend pauses with an even wrse stry. 36 When yur friend is talking, pay attentin.
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Treat yur friends respectfully when yu argue with them. Make yur friendship a safe place by nt embarrassing yur friend r expressing yur private disagreements in frnt f ther peple. Be publicly supprtive and kind t yur friends s they knw yu value yur friendship with them.
●Shw up, be there, and d what yu say yu’re ging t d
38 S just shw yur friend the best kind f respect by being n time, keeping prmises, and being the ne friend they can always cunt n. That’s the way t truly shw respect.
A．Cnsider yur friendship a precius gift.
B．This type f behavir is very disrespectful.
C．Tell yur friends what yu think abut them directly.
D．In fact, yu can almst d nthing but accept the differences.
E．Treating yur friends with suspicin(猜疑) can be a dangerus thing.
F．It means that yu’ll need t take a step back, reserve judgment, and shw respect.
G．N ne likes an unreliable friend wh says they’ll be there and then desn’t shw.
三、完形填空
When I was a kid, I really wanted t be a 39 . But I was 40 because in art class, my paintings were never the mst beautiful.
One time, a prject was t create a prtrait (肖像画). After we were dne, we 41 ur prtraits. I remember lking at ther prtraits and thinking, “Why d thers’ prtraits lk s 42 and mine lks s amateur (业余的)?”
Despite this, I still really enjyed painting because it’s a frgiving art. If I dn’t like what I’ve put n paper, I can 43 it. I can free sme creative juices and use what has inspired me t free myself in a way I may nt have 44 .
Thrughut schl, teachers taught us abut Picass, van Ggh and da Vinci. They were 45 painting white peple r green farms with cws, whatever was in frnt f them and arund them. 46 that’s nt what I saw arund me, I never saw myself r my art in their wrk.
Then I learned abut the Black artists during the Harlem Renaissance and Jean-Michel Basquiat, and I felt mre seen. They inspired me t paint abstract(抽象的) pictures. I take a piece f 47 and use it as the central pint f my picture.
I paint when I’m mved, and I’m ften mved by what’s natural—emtins, nature and ther frms f art, 48 creative writing. I’m als very mved by pain. I had a 49 with an activist in St. Luis named Spk, and I explained t her this feeling and she tld me: “Pain is 50 . Yu have t learn hw t direct that twards smething prductive.” S smetimes I 51 that pain int art, int a painting.
Even if the picture desn’t turn ut aesthetically (在审美方面) pleasing, it’s still beautiful that I am able t 52 smething. My paintings may nt be a masterpiece, but they’re mine. I 53 them anyway.
39．A．painterB．phtgrapherC．nvelistD．leader
40．A．delightedB．discuragedC．crazyD．excellent
41．A．presentedB．burntC．recycledD．sld
42．A．ddB．enjyableC．clrfulD．prfessinal
43．A．step verB．knck verC．run verD．paint ver
44．A．believedB．damagedC．masteredD．imagined
45．A．smetimesB．neverC．alwaysD．usually
46．A．SinceB．ButC．EvenD．Unless
47．A．inspiratinB．imageC．peratinD．functin
48．A．glballyB．abslutelyC．particularlyD．fficially
49．A．impactB．cnversatinC．pisnD．rll
50．A．lveB．hrrrC．energyD．damage
51．A．giveB．getC．breakD．change
52．A．createB．speakC．rganizeD．test
53．A．cpyB．thrwC．applyD．lve
四、语法填空
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。
On Saturday, humanid rbts raced against humans fr the first time in a half-marathn in Beijing, China. After abut 2 hurs and 40 minutes, the Tien Kung Ultra rbt, 54 (develp) by China’s Natinal and Lcal C-built Embdied AI Rbtics Innvatin Center, became the first t crss the finish line .
The rbts 55 (accmpany) by human trainers, wh smetimes had t physically supprt the machines during the race. The rbts started sequentially at ne-minute intervals fllwing a gunsht signal. Supply statins are set up alng the track, 56 teams can replace batteries fr rbts. Interestingly, the nly rbt 57 a humanid face, called “Huanhuan,” fell during preparatins but cntinued the race after 58 (check).
The winning rbt, Tiangng Ultra, finished in 2 hurs and 40 minutes — 59 lng way t g befre it can surpass the men’s winner wh finished in 1 hur and 2 minutes. The race drew 60 (crwd) f spectatrs, wh brught prfessinal filming equipment 61 (capture) the mment f the wrld’s first rbt half-marathn.
Althugh humanid rbts 62 ( make) appearances at marathns in China ver the past year, this was the first time they had cmpeted alngside humans. Ren Yawei frm theNatinal and Lcal C-built Embdied AI Rbtics Innvatin Center explained that they had previusly made great effrts t ensure the humanid rbt culd cmplete the race efficiently and 63 (steady). The event prved rbts’ ptential in real-wrld applicatins, bsting China’s leadership in the humanid rbt industry.
五、书信写作
64．上周五，你们班组织了一次以“科技让生活更美好”为主题的社会实践活动，参加了一家科技公司。请你为班级英语角写一篇短文，介绍这次活动。
内容包括：1.参观过程（听讲座、观摩并体验3D打印技术等）；
2.个人感受。
注意：1.词数80左右；
2.请按如下格式在答题卡相应位置作答。
提示词：3D打印机：3D printer
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六、书面表达
65．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。
Like mst children, I tk my parents fr granted. It wasn't until I became an adult that I realized their desire t make a difference in the lives f thers. Mama and Daddy perfrmed their angel magic with neither fanfare (炫耀) nr a desire fr recgnitin. Because their kindness t thers was smething I accepted as a matter f curse, I might never have evaluated this aspect f their persnalities were it nt fr an event that my mther mentined in passing.
Arizna in July ushered in the mnsn (季风) seasn, which was in full swing and just that mrning had hit the Suthern Arizna desert with severe thunder, lightining, rain, and high winds. Mama and Daddy chse t spend the day wandering the dry, air-cnditined mall, having a bite t eat, and taking in a mvie. It seemed a nice way t spend a Saturday afternn while leaving the strm utdrs.
They chse a casual restaurant fr lunch and were reading the menu when their waitress, a yung wman in her mid-twenties, apprached the table t intrduce herself and take their rder. Mama and Daddy nted that her hair was damp, as were her clthes. She was friendly but seemed t be quite tired.
Drawing her int cnversatin, they learned she was a single mther and a cllege student wrking tw jbs. That particular day had been unkind t her. Her car brke dwn, frcing her t walk t wrk in the rain and wind. She was cncerned abut hw being withut a vehicle wuld affect her ability t care fr her daughter and g t cllege. Her frustratin was bvius, and the day's events had certainly left her in a certain amunt f despair. Yet, her cmments centered n ideas fr slving her prblems rather than cmplaining abut them. Her attitude arused my parents' interest.
When Mama and Daddy finished with lunch, they said gdbye t their waitress and wished her well. Her plight (困境) and attempt at a psitive attitude tuched them, and they wndered what they might d t help
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。
They had time befre the mvie started t d sme shpping; s they walked int a bkstre.
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The waitress pened the bag and fund sme bills in a bk.
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1．B
【原文】W: At wrk I’m a teacher but I als d sme accunting and rganize the end f term play. I like t d all the things myself!
M: Yu really get invlved in a lt f different things. Smetimes what yu need is a gd rest.
2．A
【原文】W: Hey, Sam. Yu lk extremely happy tday. Any gd news?
M: Hi, Tina. I just became an uncle. My sister gave birth t a baby girl. And I’m thinking f getting a nice baby blanket.
W: That sunds like a wnderful idea!
3．B
【原文】W: Wuld yu like t g swimming with me tmrrw?
M: Are yu sure it will be fine? I dn't want t swim if it is as cld as tday.
W: I'm nt sure. Then hw abut ging t climb a muntain r ging t buy sme bks?
M: OK, I just need sme reference bks.
4．C
【原文】W: I was in Mallrca last week.
M: Oh, what were yu ding there?
W: My best friend wrked there, and I went t visit her. It was a gd chance t practice my Spanish.
5．B
【原文】W: Please, I just need a few minutes f yur time t straighten ut sme f the facts.
M: I’ve already discussed the matter with yur clleagues. I just dn’t see the pint f discussing the bvius.
6．A 7．C
【原文】W: Hw abut the tw-bedrm flat? It’s n the third flr, and newly decrated, equipped with furniture.
M: It’s all right. Is there a subway statin nearby?
W: Yes. And there are lts f ppular restaurants and shps within walking distance.
M: That’s really cnvenient and appealing. Hw much is the rent?
W: $1, 200 per mnth. But yu can share it with anther persn, and then that’s nly $600.
M: Gd idea.
8．A 9．C
【原文】W: Excuse me. Is this seat taken?
M: Oh. n. G ahead.
W: Thank yu. By the way, my name’s Paula Mre.
M: Nice t meet yu, Paula. I’m Mike Jnes.
W: Nice t meet yu, t. What d yu d, Mike?
M: I’m with Diamnd Technlgies. I’m a web designer, and yu?
W: I’m in IT, t. I’m a prduct planner fr Paxtn Cmputer. Here... Let me give yu my card.
M: Thanks a lt. Here’s mine.
10．A 11．B 12．C
【原文】W: Gd afternn. We’ve just seen yur advertisement. It says yu have a rm fr rent. May we have a lk at it, please?
M: Cme in, please. It’s still available. Cme upstairs, please. The rm is n the first flr.
W: This is a very pleasant rm.
M: Yes, it’s nice, isn’t it? We haven’t quite finished the decratin.
W: Is there n washbasin?
M: N, there isn’t. But the bathrm’s just acrss the passage. There’s always plenty f ht water.
W: Hw much is the rent?
M: I charge $50 a week, fr bed and breakfast.
W: That’s great. When can I mve in?
M: Tmrrw if yu like.
W: OK. I’ll mve in tmrrw r the day after tmrrw if I decide t take it.
13．A 14．B
【原文】M: Gd afternn, Miss. Can I help yu?
W: Yes. I have lst my cat. I’ve been searching my neighbrhd fr tw days but fund nthing.
M: What des yur cat lk like?
W: His bdy is white, but his tail is black, and his name is Frd.
M: I’m afraid I haven’t seen a cat like that. There was an range cat named Terry this mrning, but the wner came fr her a while later.
W: Culd yu keep an eye ut fr him?
M: Sure. Can I have yur phne number?
W: Of curse.
15．B 16．C 17．A 18．A
【原文】
W: Wrld Tai Chi and Qigng Day is an event held n the last Saturday f April each year. Its aim is t prmte practices f Tai Chi and Qigng. In particular, fllwers f Tai Chi and Qigng hpe t educate the wrld abut the health benefits f the tw exercises. The event which started in 1999, jins peple in ver 65 cuntries. Celebratins include Tai Chi displays and free classes in mst participating cities arund the wrld.
Tai Chi is nt used fr self-defence, but is instead practiced fr health reasns. Dctrs say it has benefits fr thse wh have heart and bld pressure prblems. Tai Chi is famus arund the wrld and its fllwers d their mrning slw practices in parks. Traditinalists say that Tai Chi is a mixture f self-defence and health and that these represent the tw ppsing frces f yin and yang. A frm f Tai Chi with just 42 mvements, called wushu, was a sprt in the 11th Asian Games in 1990. There are attempts t make it an Olympic event.
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64．Last Friday, ur class rganized an activity whse theme was “Technlgy makes life better”.
In the mrning, we set ff fr a technlgy cmpany. An engineer there welcmed us and gave a lecture n 3D printing, intrducing its histry, develpment and applicatin in varius fields. Then he shwed us hw the 3D printer wrks. We were amazed at the magic f technlgy and culdn’t wait t give it a try. Our grup first designed a 3D mdel f a bike and then perated the printer as instructed. Watching the bike gradually taking shape, we felt excited.
This is really an educative and eye-pening activity in which I was impressed with the cnvenience and benefits brught by technlgy.
65．One pssible versin:
They had time befre the mvie started t d sme shpping; s they walked int a bkstre. While brwsing, they came acrss a slim vlume that discussed the presence f angels n Earth, and they immediately knew what they wanted t d. After purchasing the bk, they withdrew mney frm the bank, stuffed the bills int the bk, and put the bk int a bag, which they delivered t the restaurant cashier. They requested that it be given t the waitress at first pprtunity. They said there was n need t take their names. The cashier immediately went up t the waitress and tld her that smene had given her a bag.
The waitress pened the bag and fund sme bills in a bk. She was very surprised at first, with a puzzled expressin n her face, then mved t tears. She glanced arund fr her benefactrs, lked at the cashier wh culd nly shrug, and clutched the bk t her as if it were pure gld. Her unknwn angels, pleased with their spread f magic, disappeared. Mama and Daddy watched frm a distance, smiling at each ther. Their act f kindness made the yung lady understand that despite the challenges and cruelties she may encunter, the wrld is blessed with human beings wh care abut thers.题号
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A
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