天津市八所重点学校2026届高三上学期期末联考英语试卷（Word版附答案）

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第一部分：听力(共两节，满分 20 分)
第一节(共 5 小题，每小题 1 分，满分 5 分)
听下面五段对话，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. Which instrument des the wman play nw?
A. The guitar. B. The vilin. C. The drums.
2. Hw des the man feel abut helping at hme?
A. Annyed. B. Excited. C. Embarrassed.
3. What did the speakers d tgether?
A. They went bating.
B. They had a picnic.
C. They climbed up muntains.
4. What will the man have fr lunch?
A. Sandwiches. B. Pasta. C. Fried chicken.
5. What are the speakers mainly talking abut?
A. Which film t see.
B. Where t have a party.
C. Hw t celebrate the birthday.
第二节(共 10 小题;每小题 1.5 分，满分 15 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，各个小题将给出 5 秒钟的作答时间。每段材料读两遍。
听下面一段对话，回答以下小题。6 What take up mst f the space in the bx?
A. University bks.
B. Music albums.
C. Children’s tys.
7. What kind f insurance des the wman chse?
A. First rate.
B. Ecnmy rate.
C. Standard rate.
8. Hw will the wman get her delivery?
A. Her clleague will help sign fr it.
B. It will be delivered t her huse.
C. She will cllect it frm the pst ffice.
听下面一段对话，回答以下小题。9. Why did the wman start her café?
A. She had lst her jb.
B. She saw a business pprtunity.
C. She wanted t achieve her dream.
10. What did the wman cnsider mst imprtant when chsing the site fr her café?
A. It lacked cafés nearby.
B. It was near schls.
C. It had mre space.
11. What is parents’ attitude tward the wman’s café?
A. Apprving. B. Ambiguus. C. Unhappy.
听下面一段独白，回答以下小题。12. Which mvie wn Andrews the Academy Award fr Best Actress?
A. Darling Lily.
B. Mary Pppins.
C. Victr Victria.
13. Why was Andrews given a special award in 2020?
A. She had many achievements in her life.
B. She starred in a great mvie that year.
C. She wn an imprtant cntest.
14. When was The Sund f Music pulled frm theaters?
A. In 1965.
B. In 1966.
C. In 1967.
15. What did Walt Disney d fr Andrews?
A. He made her get the rle f Maria.
B. He intrduced a directr t her.
C. He helped her publish a bk.
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)
16. — I’m thinking f thrwing a surprise party fr Lily next Friday. Can yu help?
— . Tell me what yu have in mind.
A. I’m tied up B. Yu bet C. That’s it D. Nt really
17. During the visit t the btanical garden, the children were excited t see rare flwers in the greenhuse at that very mment.
A. t plant B. being planted C. planting D. planted
18. In general, a public persn f a high ____ shuld pay attentin t his r her wrds and deeds all the time.
A. cntributin B. expectatin C. status D. ambitin
19. In the shp, after the little girl tried n the new dress, she refused t ____ it, s her father had t pay fr it.
A. adapt B. adpt C. remve D. regret
20. The natinal her has devted mst f his life t fighting fr equal rights f peple. That’s ____ he is admired by the whle wrld.
A. because B. why C. hw D. when
21. ____ a decisin withut thinking carefully, Jhnsn fund that there were t many difficulties preventing his prgress.
A. Having made B. Made C. T make D. Making
22. The Chinese Characters n the ntice bard were s carelessly written that they were difficult t ________, especially fr thse freign students.
A. make ut B. pint ut C. give ut D. take ut
23. Yu shuld encurage yur family, relatives and friends t jin the supprt grup ___ they can learn frm each ther.
A. when B. that C. which D. where
24. —I can’t believe it! I just fund ut I wn the first prize in the natinal English cmpetitin!
— _____! Yu’ve been practicing day and night fr mnths. All yur hard wrk has finally paid ff!
A. Yu deserve it B. It serves yu right C. Just my luck D. Yu are kidding
25. Winnictt believed that _______ perfectin is nt a virtue, tlerance f imperfectin is.
A. unless B. while C. as lng as D. even if
26. I thught there wuld be plenty f snacks at the party, but when I gt there, I fund ______.
A. nthing B. n ne C. nbdy D. nne
27. Large quantities f waste water frm the chemical factry ______ int the nearby river ver the past three mnths, which ______ a serius threat t the lcal ecsystem.
A. has been pured; pses B. have been pured; pses
C. has been pured; pse D. have been pured; pse
28. The widespread use f mbile payment apps has ______ changed the way peple shp and cnduct financial trades in mst Asian cuntries ver the past decade.
A. slightly B. frmally C. dramatically D. randmly
29. — The washing machine ______ start even thugh I’ve pressed the buttn several times.
— Let me check it. Maybe there’s a prblem with the pwer supply.
A. can’t B. mustn’t C. needn’t D. wn’t
30. ______ prfessinal skills and wrk ethic, the candidate stands ut amng all the applicants fr the manager psitin.
A. In terms f B. Instead f C. In favr f D. In spite f
第二节 完形填空(共 20 小题; 每小题 1.5 分，满分 30 分)
In recent years, many Americans’ lives have changed ____31____ the pandemic. A significant number mved frm cities t greener areas, enjying the practical ____32____ f driving fr shpping. A 2023 reprt shws that abut 20 millin peple relcated between 2019 and 2021, many frm urban t mre vast lcatins. Hwever, even in less crwded areas, walking remains an excellent way t ____33____.
Walking makes it easy t ____34____ exercise int daily life withut needing ____35____ r memberships. Accrding t U.S. health guidelines, adults shuld get at least 150 minutes f ____36____ r 75 minutes f dynamic aerbic (有氧的) activity per week. Aerbic activities are best spread thrughut the week, ____37____ fr at least 60 minutes f mvement each day.
I wrked as a massage therapist fr several years, ften walking r biking t wrk, keeping me active bth during my ____38____ and n the jb. Nw I write full-time frm hme in a semi-rural part f the Hudsn Valley. While I can walk t a few small shps, I still rely heavily n my car fr mst daily tasks. ____39____, I need it regularly t visit family and access essential services in farther twns.
This week encuraged me t ____40____ what I already had instead f driving t buy grceries n purpse, I first checked what was in my fridge and basement. I discvered mre fd than I’d realized and came up with new meal ideas. I walked ten minutes t a small lcal cperative shp ____41____ driving miles t a big supermarket. Carrying a full backpack hme added a bit f extra exercise. Psychlgist Dr. Juli Fraga ntes that even a shrt walk can lwer stress hrmne levels and create a sense f ____42____, which helps the mind relax and reset.
I stpped driving t yga r fitness classes and fllwed nline wrkuts at hme. Althugh there are many beautiful ____43____ nearby, I explred thse within walking distance instead f driving t farther nes. ____44____ the drive saved me time and gave me mre freedm — a clear win-win.
This experiment als shwed me the advantage f ____45____ ptins. When my mm visited, we chse a restaurant within walking distance instead f driving 20 minutes t a busier twn. This saved time, ____46____ us t cnnect mre. The pst-meal walk helped manage bld sugar. I used t run ____47____, but nw fcus mre n strength training. Walking t restaurants, stres, and trails helped me ____48____ steps I nce gt frm running.
This week f walking helped me rediscver walking’s multiple ____49____ in a car-dependent setting: it imprves health, reduces waste, and helps us ____50____ and cnnect mre clsely with the wrld arund us.
31. A. regardless f B. due t C. but fr D. apart frm
32. A. discmfrt B. cnvenience C. difficulty D. efficiency
33. A. wrk ff B. lie dwn C. get arund D. wrk ut
34. A. integrate B. transfrm C. cmbine D. change
35. A. equipment B. imaginatin C. mtivatin D. suggestin
36. A. particular B. ptinal C. extreme D. mderate
37. A. aiming B. acquiring C. struggling D. experiencing
38. A. mystery B. jurney C. cmmute D. value
39. A. Otherwise B. Therefre C. Hwever D. Furthermre
40. A. make use f B. get rid f C. get dwn t D. take care f
41. A. rather than B. because f C. as well as D. except fr
42. A. curisity B. fulfillment C. cncern D. cnfusin
43. A. awards B. cmments C. prspects D. trails
44. A. Keeping B. Skipping C. Advcating D. Tackling
45. A. limiting B. increasing C. enhancing D. aviding
46. A. revealing B. exchanging C. engaging D. allwing
47. A. suddenly B. rarely C. regularly D. ccasinally
48. A. regain B. adjust C. maintain D. regret
49. A. appearances B. purpses C. functins D. benefits
50. A. speed up B. slw dwn C. put ut D. take ff
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
West Tiger Muntain
Difficulty: Super easy
Length: 8.2 miles
It is the easiest ne fr Seattleites, the kind yu’re in the md fr if yu wake up at 11 a.m. but still want t walk thrugh sme red cedars (西洋杉). On a clear day, yu can even watch parapenting (高山跳伞) launch frm the pen spt Weyerhaeuser shaved int the shulder f the muntain in the 1970s.
Munt Si
Difficulty: Easy
Length: 6 miles
Even in the middle f winter, even when cvered in snw, yu can always get up and dwn this ne withut fearing fr yur life. Fr this and ther reasns, the muntain is ppular amng hikers. But yu’d better prtect yur snacks. The tp is full f gray jays. These birds will fly dwn and take a nut right ut f yur muth.
Humpback Muntain
Difficulty: Hard but shrt
Length: 4 miles
If yu want t crss a magical fairyland, this ne is fr yu. And because the muntain is hard t find and difficult t climb, yu’ll hardly see any peple arund yu n yur way. The thin trail winds its way thrugh a thick frest f tall and skinny trees. Yu’ll need t catch hld f them when the ging gets tugh, which is almst the whle way.
Granite Muntain
Difficulty: Plenty hard
Length: 8.6 miles
In early autumn, the cl air keeps yu frm verheating n the tugh upward path, and the clrs f the leaves in the area are s unbeatable that they will impress yu greatly. S many peple chse t g there in autumn. The rck frmatins make the grassland lk like the ruins f sme ancient civilizatin, r just a cl-lking junkyard reserved fr kitchen cunters.
Taking lng walks in these muntains in Seattle is a perfect way t spend a day and it resets the mind and refreshes the sul.
51. What can we learn abut the trip in West Tiger Muntain?
A. It is tugh but magical.
B. It is shrt but adventurus.
C. It is safe and ecnmical.
D. It is super easy and time-flexible.
52. What shuld yu watch ut fr in Munt Si?
A. Gray jays. B. Snakes.
C. Slippery path. D. Steep stairs.
53. Which f the fllwing is least visited by peple?
A. West Tiger Muntain B. Munt Si.
C. Granite Muntain. D. Humpback Muntain.
54. What is special abut explring in Granite Muntain?
A. Green grassland. B. Clrful leaves.
C. Winding paths. D. Ancient civilizatin.
55. Wh may be interested in this passage?
A. Thse wh like watching parachuting.
B. Thse wh enjy explring the wrld.
C. Thse wh prefer taking daily hikes in Seattle.
D. Thse wh like turing arund the cuntryside.
B
The sund begins with a steady buzz eching thrugh the Alaskan wilderness. It is nt a warning, but a signal. Stepping utside, yu might see a small plane flying remarkably lw. Its dr pens, and a dark package with a yellw tail is thrwn, landing with a sft thump n the grund. Yu have just been “turkey bmbed.”
This “bmb” is actually a frzen turkey in a bag, marked with bright tape fr visibility. Since 2021, Alaskan pilt Esther Keim has been drpping these frm her plane t remte residents wh might lack a traditinal hliday meal. Arund Christmas, she delivers hams instead.
Keim was inspired by childhd memries. Grwing up in a remte area, she recalled a family friend wh wuld annually airdrp a turkey t her family. Wanting t bring similar jy, she decided t start the prject, initially fr a neighbr and later expanding it t many islated families.
Thanksgiving in Alaska presents a unique challenge. During the “freeze-up” perid, rivers are impassable, trapping residents. The nly land travel ptin is a lng snwmbile ride, making Keim’s aerial deliveries especially valuable.
Armed with a list f lcatins, Keim and a c-pilt take ff. Upn arrival, they fly lw t alert residents. Once smene emerges, Keim calculates the drp. Accuracy is crucial, as a missed package culd be lst in the vast landscape.
The turkey tumbles ut, smetimes rlling far n icy grund. Keim ften includes extra treats like candy r cffee. She recrds the drp t help recipients find their gift, thugh ccasinally, a package remains missing, becming a surprise fr a lucky street sweeper.
Fr recipients, the gift means mre than just fd. It is a pwerful reminder that they are nt frgtten. One family, wh received essential salt alng with their hliday ham, kept the accmpanying handwritten card taped t their dr as a cherished symbl f cnnectin.
Funded by dnatins, the prject has grwn. Keim is wrking t establish it as a nnprfit. She finds deep fulfillment in giving back, particularly knwing the excitement she brings t children—the same jy she nce felt as a little girl watching a turkey fall frm the sky.
56. What is the purpse f the “steady buzz” sund mentined in the first paragraph?
A. T warn residents f ptential danger in the wilderness.
B. T signal the arrival f a plane delivering hliday packages.
C. T help lcate the drpped package in the vast landscape.
D. T scare away wild animals that might apprach the drpped fd.
57. The mst imprtant cncern fr Keim during the package drp is_______.
A. Flying lw enugh t alert residents.
B. Ensuring the package lands accurately t avid lss.
C. Adding extra treats like candy r cffee.
D. Recrding the drp t assist in finding gifts.
58. What des the underlined wrd “impassable” in Paragraph 4 mean?
A. Opened B. Entered.
C. Crssed D. Blcked.
59. Hw des Keim ensure that the recipients can find the delivered package?
A. By waiting fr smene t cme ut befre drpping.
B. By cmmunicating with recipients in advance.
C. By recrding a vide f the falling package.
D. By marking the package with bright clrs.
60. What cnclusin can be drawn frm Keim’s experience?
A. Small acts build cnnectin and jy.
B. Technlgy slves delivery issues.
C. Persnal hbbies can grw int charitable prjects
D. Cmmunity dnatins sustain charitable wrk.
C
Many peple fear lsing their memry and clear thinking as they age, especially with rising dementia (痴呆) rates. Hwever, research ffers hpe, shwing that ur fd chices can pwerfully prtect ur brain health. A key finding is the benefit f the MIND diet, develped in 2015. It cmbines the heart-healthy Mediterranean diet and the bld-pressure-lwering DASH diet int a plan specifically designed t prtect the brain.
The MIND diet is simple and flexible. It encurages eating mre brain-bsting fds and cutting back n harmful nes. Imprtant fds include leafy green vegetables like spinach, varius berries, nuts, whle grains, beans, fish, pultry, and live il. It advises limiting red meat, butter, cheese, pastries, fast fd, and fried fds. The gal is t reduce saturated (饱和的) fat and sugar, which cause inflammatin (炎症).
This way f eating brings real benefits. Studies shw that clsely fllwing the MIND diet can slw brain aging, making a persn’s brain functin up t 7.5 years yunger. It is als linked t a lwer risk f Alzheimer’s disease. Remarkably, even mderate fllwers see prtective effects. The benefits are nt just fr lder adults. Research finds it can imprve memry and attentin in middle-aged adults and may even lwer the dds f ADHD in children.
The secret t its success lies in fighting inflammatin and xidative (氧化的) stress, tw prcesses that damage brain cells. Fds like berries and leafy greens are rich in flavnids, which are antixidants. Fish prvides mega-3 fatty acids that prtect neurns. By reducing harm, the diet helps preserve brain structure and functin.
Scientific evidence strngly supprts this. A 2023 study fund that peple n the MIND diet had larger brain vlumes in areas critical fr memry and learning. They als had fewer signs f brain tissue damage. Anther study shwed that sticking t the diet ver ten years culd lwer dementia risk by 25%.
Ultimately, the MIND diet is mre than a shrt-term plan; it’s a sustainable lifestyle fr lifelng brain health. Experts stress that cnsistency is key — making gd chices day after day. It’s never t early r t late t start. As ne researcher says, we shuld always be eating this way, keeping ur brain health in mind with every meal.
In cnclusin, what we eat directly impacts hw well ur brain wrks. The MIND diet prvides a clear, flexible, and science-backed guide fr nurishing ur minds, helping us stay mentally sharp at any age. By chsing mre whle, plant-based fds and fewer prcessed items, we can build a strng defense fr ur cgnitive future.
61. Accrding t the article, what is a key characteristic f the MIND diet?
A. It is a strict and challenging eating plan t fllw.
B. It fcuses almst entirely n increasing fruit intake.
C. Its primary gal is t help peple lse weight quickly.
D. It cmbines principles frm tw ther well-knwn diets.
62. What can be inferred frm Paragraph 3 abut fllwing the MIND diet?
A. Its psitive effects are limited t preventing Alzheimer’s disease.
B. It has the ptential t benefit a wide range f age grups.
C. Only strict fllwers can gain any health benefits frm it.
D. It is mre effective fr children than fr middle-aged adults.
63. The MIND diet is cnsidered successful mainly because it helps t .
A. rapidly increase the brain’s prcessing speed B. remve saturated fats frm the bdy cmpletely
C fight against prcesses that harm brain cells D. replace medicatins fr brain-related cnditins
64. Scientific studies mentined in the article supprt the MIND diet by shwing it is linked t .
A. immediate imprvements in md and verall well-being
B. a significant decrease in the bdy’s daily need fr sleep
C. the ability t stp dementia develpment in mst cases
D. physical changes in brain structure and lwered risk factrs
65. What is the main idea f the passage?
A. T intrduce a different and new diet fr lwering bld pressure and keeping heart health.
B. T describe the main causes and symptms f age-related memry lss.
C. T explain a flexible eating plan designed t keep the mind sharp.
D. T cmpare the benefits f the Mediterranean and DASH diets in preventing disease.
D
We are ften taught t live accrding t ur values, but withut deep reflectin, this is easier said than dne. Have yu ever admired thers’ achievements n scial media? Or felt lst abut yur life directin after an imprtant birthday? Changes in life, such as a new jb r a breakup, can als leave us feeling uncertain. In these mments, we are ften advised t fcus n what we truly care abut. Hwever, the real challenge is that we dn’t always knw what matters mst t us r why it matters.
Values are nt simply beliefs r feelings, but deep-seated gals that cmbine thught and emtin. Take friendship fr example. Smene wh truly values friendship nt nly believes it is imprtant, but als feels happy fr their friends’ jys, sad fr their difficulties, and cnsiders friends when making decisins. Therefre, values are stable, emtinally grunded, and thughtfully affirmed gals that guide ur chices and help us evaluate ur lives.
T discver ur wn values, ratinal thinking alne is nt enugh, because values als include emtinal parts we may nt be aware f. We can use imaginatin exercises, such as cnsidering what we wuld chse if we had t mve t anther planet and culd nly take a few things. This can reveal what we cherish deep dwn. At the same time, paying attentin t physical signs f stress and emtinal states is als imprtant. When we becme fully immersed in an activity, that likely pints t what we truly value.
After understanding values, we need t put them int practice and reflect. This means nt nly thinking, but als bserving ur actins and emtinal respnses. Please nte, hwever, that reflectin shuld nt becme endless self-dubt — verthinking can actually hld us back. A better way is t develp a habit f regular reflectin, such as during the New Year, n yur birthday, r while n vacatin. This helps us examine urselves fully in calm mments, rather than rushing t reflect nly during a crisis.
Clarifying yur values wn’t remve all difficulties r negative emtins in life. External challenges and inner cnflicts will still exist. Hwever, the clearer I am abut what truly matters t me, the less I wrry abut thers’ achievements and the mre cnfidently I can make chices that suit me in my limited time. Building yur life arund what truly matters nt nly brings deep satisfactin, but als gives yu strength t vercme challenges. In the end, it helps us becme mre cmplete and resilient individuals.
66. Accrding t the passage, what are values?
A They are cre persnal beliefs.
B. They are deep emtinal attachments.
C. They are mental and emtinal gals.
D. They are traditinally taught principles.
67. What is a typical behavir f a persn wh values friendship?
A He makes an effrt t have as many friends as pssible.
B. He believes friendship is imprtant in thery.
C. Smetimes he puts his friends befre his career.
D. His feelings and chices are affected by his friends.
68. Why des the authr mentin the exercise f chsing items fr anther planet?
A. T reveal ur cherished things.
B. T prepare fr space travel.
C. T prve the limits f ratinal thinking.
D. T shw the value f pssessins.
69. What can we infer abut the relatinship between clarifying values and facing life’s challenges?
A. Clarifying values remves bth external difficulties and negative emtins.
B. Values clarificatin requires aviding reflectin during crises t prevent verthinking.
C. A clear sense f values reduces distractins frm thers’ successes and supprts self-directed decisins.
D. Building a life arund values guarantees the cmplete absence f inner cnflicts and wrries.
70. What culd be the best title fr the passage?
A. The Challenge f Defining Yur Values.
B. Values: The Cmpass fr a Fulfilling Life.
C. The Essential Cmpnents f Persnal Values.
D. Hw t Discver and Practice Yur Values.
第Ⅱ卷 非选择题(共 35 分)
第四部分：写作(共两节，满分 35 分)
第一节 阅读表达(共 5 小题;每小题 2 分，满分 10 分)
阅读表达
As a little girl, I lved reading until my eyes grew blurry. When preparing fr my high schl entrance exams, I culd fcus fr hurs withut pause, like a mnk in deep meditatin. But in recent years, I’ve felt my ability t cncentrate fading away, replaced by endless scrlling n my phne. My attentin span nw shrtens like a snail retracting its bdy at the slightest tuch. Reading fr pleasure n lnger feels refreshing — it has becme a test f endurance. Fr smene wh writes fr a living, this is nt nly sad but als a prfessinal crisis.
S, abut a year ag, I made a simple prmise t myself: every time I came acrss an unfamiliar wrd — whether in a bk, an article, r a cnversatin — I wuld lk it up and write it dwn. N fancy ntebk r special pen was needed; I just kept a grwing list n my phne. Every week, I spent a few minutes reviewing these wrds t help remember them.
This list has nw grwn t nearly 20 pages, and this small habit has quietly changed me. The reward isn’t abut shwing ff with difficult wrds — which can sund annying—but abut exercising my brain. Each time I lk up and recrd a wrd, I feel a gentle stretch, as if a sleepy part f my mind is waking up again. Even if I never use a wrd like “eidln,” the very act f nticing and remembering it helps me break away frm lazy, shallw thinking.
Of curse, keeping this habit isn’t always easy. It can be very incnvenient. When reading n the subway, I ften have t suspend my reading in the middle f a paragraph, take ut my phne, and type a new wrd while trying nt t bump int thers. This slws my reading t a crawl. I als ften frget t review my grwing wrd list regularly.
Still, this practice has made my thinking sharper. I find myself chsing mre accurate and lively wrds when I write r speak. There’s a real satisfactin in finding exactly the right wrd fr a thught. In a time when phnes ften distract us, using mine t learn slwly feels quietly pwerful. This habit has given me back the jy f a waking, wrking mind — smething I was afraid I had lst fr gd.
71. What has replaced the authr’s ability t cncentrate in recent years?(n mre than 10 wrds)
_______________________________________________________________________________
72. Why did the authr start keeping a list f new wrds? (n mre than 10 wrds)
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73. Accrding t the authr, what is the main benefit f this habit? (n mre than 10 wrds)
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74. What des the underlined wrd “suspend” mean in Paragraph 4? (1 wrd)
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75. Besides the methd in the passage, what is ne ther way t imprve yur cncentratin? Please explain. (n mre than 20 wrds)
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第二节 书面表达(满分 25 分)
76. 假设你是晨光中学的李津，你校英语报正在举办题为 “Clubs: Mre Than Just Hbbies” 的征文活动。
请你根据以下要点写一篇短文投稿：
1.简述你校社团活动的多样性。
2.描述你参加某个社团的一次具体经历。
3.谈谈社团活动对你的影响。
注意：
1. 词数不少于 100；
2. 可以适当增加细节，以使行文连贯。
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答案
1. A
【原文】M: I dn’t knw hw yu find the time t practice three instruments. Why dn’t yu give ne f them up?
W: I was ging t give up the guitar, but I realized that I lved playing it very much and I gave up the drums and vilin instead.
2. B
【原文】W: Luke, shall we g int twn this mrning?
M: Srry, my mm wants me t help her clear ut the strerm. We’re ging t lk thrugh all the ld bxes. It must be interesting t see what’s there. I’m really lking frward t it.
3. A
【原文】M: I’ve never been in a little bat like that befre. I’m used t ding it n a lake in the muntains. I’m glad we culd practice tgether befre we tk part in the race.
W: It’s a shame we frgt ur picnic.
4. B
【原文】M: What’s fr lunch? Can I have the fried chicken in the fridge?
W: Oh, yur brther will have thse. I culd make yu pasta.
M: Okay. I’d prefer that t sandwiches. I have sandwiches nearly every day.
5. C
【原文】M: S have yu decided what yu’re ging t d fr yur birthday? What abut ging fr lunch at that new Italian place?
W: Well, I wanted t see a film, but there’s nt really anything interesting n. Mm said I culd have a party at hme.
6. A 7. C 8. B
【原文】M: Hell! What actually is in yur bx?
W: Oh, mstly ld university bks. Sme children’s tys and a few music albums.
M: Well, we recmmend that yu purchase insurance t cver yurself in the event f damage r lss.
W: What are my ptins?
M: We ffer three insurance deals. First rate ffers full cver in the event f lss, damage ffer theft. It’s a little expensive. Standard rate gives yu tday’s value a discunt f fifty percent and ecnmy rate just cvers lss r damage.
W: I’ll take the secnd chice.
M: Will yu be needing delivery t yur ffice at yur huse, r d yu intend t pick up yur package frm the pst ffice?
W: Hme delivery wuld suit me best, I think.
9. B 10. C 11. A
【原文】M: Cherry, why did yu start yur cafe?
W: Well, it was always my ambitin t be wrking with peple. S I gt a jb in a supermarket after graduatin. I nticed that there were lts f schl kids cming in t buy snacks and sft drinks and just hanging arund. Then I thught, “They’ve gt t much free time and they need smewhere they can hang ut.” S I came up with this idea f a cafe.
M: Great! S did yu chse this site fr yur, café because it’s between the tw schls?
W: Well, that was ne cnsideratin, but I thught it was essential t have a place which was a bit bigger than the ther cafe in the area and I fund this place with an extra rm at the back where custmers can g.
M: What d parents think f yur cafe?
W: Actually, we haven’t gt any negative cmments. What they really appreciate is that, yu knw, their kids are in a friendly place where they feel happy.
12. B 13. A 14. B 15. A
【原文】 Julie Andrews has appeared in 44 films, such as Darling Lily, Victr Victria and The Princess Diaries and cuntless Bradway shws. But it was her first mvie at age 21 in Mary Pppins that wn the academy award fr best actress. And her rle as Maria in The Sund f Music that wn ur hearts. In 2020 she was given a special award. The famus AFI Life Achievement award. Her singing, dancing and acting have earned her sme awards such as Grammys, Emmys and Oscars. And The Sund f Music which came ut in 1965 and remained in theatres fr a whle year is still lved by many peple wrldwide tday. Yu may nt knw it but she almst didn’t get the part f Maria in The Sund f Music until Walt Disney stepped in. Directr Rbert Wise had heard f her but nt seen her n film. Walt Disney generusly sent Wise a small sectin f her in a mvie and it helped Andrews get the rle. Als she is a best selling authr. She has published ver thirty children’s bks with her daughter.
16-20 BBCCB 21-30 AADAB DBCDA 31-40 BBDAA DACDA 41-50 ABDBA DCADB
51-60 DADBC BBDCA 61-70 DBCDC CDACB
71. Endless scrlling n her phne.
72. T exercise her brain and regain her cncentratin.
73. It has made her thinking sharper.
74. Pause/Stp.
75. I suggest setting specific time limits fr phne use daily.
76. 范文
Our schl prvides diverse clubs, frm academic nes like the English Debating Club t creative grups such as the Drama and Music Clubs. They are nt just fr killing time, but crucial platfrms fr persnal grwth. The Drama Club brught me the mst life-changing experience.