辽宁省辽西重点高中2025-2026学年高二下学期3月开学考试试卷 英语（含解析）

这是一份辽宁省辽西重点高中2025-2026学年高二下学期3月开学考试试卷 英语（含解析），共16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。
1．Wh will the speakers supprt?
A．Lauren.B．Dave.C．Nra.
2．What will the man speaker d tday?
A．Study fr the test.B．Buy a ntebk.C．G cycling.
3．What is the weather like nw?
A．Windy.B．Sunny.C．Rainy.
4．What are the speakers mainly discussing?
A．Where t take a trip.B．When t pick up Amy.C．What t eat fr dinner.
5．Where des the cnversatin prbably take place?
A．In a car.B．In a repair shp.C．In a meeting rm.
听下面一段对话，回答以下小题。
6．Why did the wman fail her first driving test?
A．She drve t fast.B．She ran a red light.C．She didn’t wear a seat belt.
7．Hw des the wman usually g t wrk?
A．By bus.B．On ft.C．By subway.
听下面一段对话，回答以下小题。
8．Hw did the wman get the tableclth?
A．She received it as a gift.B．She bught it nline.C．She made it herself.
9．What des the man plan t buy?
A．A painting.B．A cap.C．A jacket.
听下面一段对话，回答以下小题。
10．When did the man mst likely return frm his trip?
A．A few days ag.B．A few mnths ag.C．A few years ag.
11．Which part f the trip was the best fr the wman?
A．Walking n the streets in Paris.B．Explring museums in Berlin.C．Tasting fantastic Italian fd.
12．What is the prbable relatinship between the speakers?
A．Family members.B．Travel cmpanins.C．Casual friends.
听下面一段对话，回答以下小题。
13．What are the speakers ding?
A．Having an interview.B．Discussing classic nvels.C．Exchanging writing experiences.
14．Hw did the wman feel abut creating the characters in her latest nvel?
A．Tired.B．Stressed.C．Delighted.
15．Why des the wman like writing abut identity and self-discvery?
A．T innvate her stries.B．T bnd deeply with readers.C．T fllw the writing trend.
16．What is the fcus f the wman’s next nvel?
A．Family ties.B．Her previus wrks.C．Life challenges.
听下面一段独白，回答以下小题。
17．What has caused lts f truble acrss the UK?
A．Severe weather.B．Turist rush.C．Majr sprts events.
18．What is the Natinal Grid trying t d?
A．Clear snw frm the rads.B．Repair the railway netwrk.C．Restre electricity supply.
19．Why was the rad netwrk particularly busy that day?
A．Peple were ging n winter hlidays.
B．Many were returning hme r t schl.
C．Everyne was trying t avid the trains.
20．What d we knw abut the ftball match between Liverpl and Manchester United?
A．It has been canceled.B．It will be played later.C．It may still be ging n.
二、阅读理解
In the heart f Australia’s Nrthern Territry lies a destinatin that attracts adventurers, nature enthusiasts, and curius minds alike. Welcme t Darwin, a city knwn fr its natural beauty, cultural diversity, and unique wildlife. If yu’re lking fr an unfrgettable vacatin experience that immerses (使……沉浸) yu in the wnders f nature, Darwin Turs and Darwin Vacatin Packages are yur keys t this remarkable destinatin.
Darwin: A Gateway t the Outback
Darwin Turs allw yu t embark n jurneys deep int the Outback, where yu’ll witness breathtaking landscapes that seem untuched by time. The turs ffer a wide range f ptins, frm explring the icnic Kakadu Natinal Park t discvering the sacred lands f Arnhem Land, all while enjying the expertise f experienced guides.
Kakadu Natinal Park: A Natural Wnder
One f the jewels f Darwin turism is the magnificent Kakadu Natinal Park. This UNESCO Wrld Heritage-listed site is a sprawling expanse f wetlands, fldplains, and escarpments that prvide a habitat fr diverse wildlife, including crcdiles, wallabies, and cuntless bird species.
Darwin Turs t Kakadu Natinal Park are an excellent way t explre this unique ecsystem. Yu’ll embark n guided hikes, take scenic cruises, and even witness ancient rck art that tells the stry f indigenus cultures dating back thusands f years.
Litchfield Natinal Park: Natural Pls and Waterfalls
If yu’re in search f relaxatin amidst nature, then Litchfield Natinal Park shuld be n yur list. This picturesque park is hme t a cllectin f stunning waterfalls and natural pls that prvide the perfect backdrp fr a day f swimming and picnicking.
As yu plan yur next vacatin, cnsider making Darwin yur destinatin f chice. Darwin Turs will guide yu thrugh the enchanting landscapes and stries f this remarkable place, leaving yu with memries that will last a lifetime.
21．What d we knw abut Darwin?
A．Rich in natural wnders.B．Famus fr tur frms.
C．Unique in mineral resurces.D．Diverse in cultural exchanges.
22．What can we d in Kakadu Natinal Park?
A．Hunt fr jewels.B．Camp in the wetlands.
C．Enjy ancient rck art.D．Take bats free f charge.
23．What is ne key highlight f Litchfield Natinal Park?
A．Its adventurus sites.B．Its beautiful waterfalls.
C．Its rare wildlife cllectin.D．Its picnicking facilities.
Chen-Ning Yang, brn in 1922 in Hefei, China, is a twering figure in the wrld f theretical physics. His jurney began in China, where he cmpleted his undergraduate educatin at the Natinal Suthwestern Assciated University, a unique institutin frmed during the Sin-Japanese War. In 1945, he mved t the United States n a schlarship and earned his Ph. D．frm the University f Chicag.
Yang’s mst celebrated achievement came in 1956 when he and his clleague Tsung-Da Lee prpsed that in weak nuclear interactins, parity might nt be cnserved. This idea challenged a fundamental law f physics that was previusly thught t be unbreakable. Their theretical wrk was cnfirmed experimentally within a year, and in 1957, Yang and Lee were jintly awarded the Nbel Prize in Physics, becming the first Chinese laureates. This rapid recgnitin is rare in the histry f science.
Beynd the Nbel Prize, Yang’s cntributin t physics is prfund and lasting. Tgether with Rbert Mills, he develped the Yang-Mills gauge thery, which became a crnerstne f the Standard Mdel f particle physics. This framewrk is essential fr understanding the fundamental frces f the universe.
Yang’s life is als a stry f cultural bridge-building. After retiring frm Stny Brk University in the U.S., he made a significant decisin t return t China in 2003, resuming his Chinese citizenship later. He settled at Tsinghua University in Beijing, dedicating his effrts t advancing scientific research and educatin in his hmeland. He played a crucial rle in establishing the Center fr Advanced Study at Tsinghua, guiding a new generatin f Chinese physicists.
Prfessr Yang is nt nly respected fr his scientific brilliance but als fr his deep cultural insight. He ften emphasizes the imprtance f basic science and the harmnius integratin f Eastern and Western scientific traditins. His life and wrk truly serve as a bridge cnnecting different cultures and eras.
24．What was the significance f the thery prpsed by Yang and Lee?
A．It explained the structure f the atm.
B．It was cnfirmed after many decades f experimentatin.
C．It challenged a previusly accepted law f physics.
D．It was the fundatin fr the Yang-Mills thery.
25．Which f the fllwing best describes Chen-Ning Yang’s character as prtrayed in the passage?
A．A slitary genius wh preferred t wrk alne.
B．A plitician wh used his fame fr diplmatic purpses.
C．A businessman wh applied science t practical applicatins.
D．A figure with glbal visin and a sense f respnsibility t his hmeland.
26．What is the main idea f the passage?
A．The life and multifaceted cntributins f Chen-Ning Yang.
B．The lng and successful career f Yang in the United States.
C．The fierce cmpetitin between Yang and Lee fr the Nbel Prize.
D．The technical details f the parity nn-cnservatin thery.
27．What can we infer abut Yang frm his decisin t return t China?
A．He wanted t enjy a mre relaxed retirement life.
B．He felt a strng cmmitment t cntributing t China’s scientific develpment.
C．He lst his interest in theretical physics.
D．He planned t start a new business in his hme cuntry.
D yu have a suit r dress in the clset that yu haven’t wrn fr years but are unwilling t get rid f? Maybe yu say, “I can’t thrw that away because I paid gd mney fr it.” If yu recgnize this in yurself, then yu are suffering frm cmmitment t the sunk cst fallacy (谬论). It ccurs when we feel that we have invested t much t quit. This psychlgical trap causes us t stick with a plan even if it n lnger serves us and the csts clearly utweigh the benefits.
Arkes and Blumer cnducted a survey revealing that peple are influenced by sunk cst fallacy in their decisins. Participants were asked t imagine a situatin where they accidentally bked tw ski tickets fr the same date, spending $100 n a ski trip t Michigan and $50 n Wiscnsin. They were als tld the latter wuld be mre enjyable. It turned ut that 54% chse Michigan despite the reasnable chice being Wiscnsin, because they had made a greater initial investment.
Sunk cst fallacy takes place when we let emtins clud ur decisins. Once we’ve invested in a chice, we feel guilt r regret if we dn’t fllw thrugh, withut realizing that past investments wn’t be recvered. Instead, we base decisins n past csts, ignring present and future csts and benefits. This may be due t lss aversin (厌恶), where peple place mre weight n lsses than n gains. As a result, ur decisins ften aim t avid lsses instead f seeking the benefits gained if we let g f the past cmmitment.
N ne can deny the fact that we benefit a lt frm perseverance. S ur sciety lves t emphasize perseverance. Never give up! Dn’t waste! But nly yu knw the right path fr yu. Smetimes walking away is the hardest chice f all. Yu might realize a path yu’re n is n lnger the right ne r never was. That’s a painful realizatin.
28．What phenmenn des the authr describe at the beginning f the text?
A．Peple benefit frm sticking with a plan.
B．Peple’s cnsumptin view has changed.
C．Peple refuse t give up the past cmmitment.
D．Peple’s clthes are becming mre expensive.
29．Why did 54% f the participants chse the Michigan trip?
A．T appear mre reasnable.B．T save mre f the lss.
C．T make a greater investment.D．T enjy mre f themselves.
30．When des “sunk cst fallacy” ccur?
A．When we dn’t fllw thrugh ur chices.
B．When we attach mre imprtance t ptential gains.
C．When we feel it wrthwhile t invest in past decisins.
D．When we emtinally stick with investment already made.
31．What is the authr’s attitude tward “perseverance”?
A．Cautius.B．Favrable.C．Disapprving.D．Indifferent.
Hydrgen fuel-cell (氢燃料电池) vehicles aren’t just surces fr science fictin r far-ut experiments. Cars fueled by hydrgen, like the Tyta Mirai and Hyundai Nex, are already here, and hydrgen fuel-cell technlgy is actively evlving and benefiting frm billins f dllars in research. S, why are hydrgen cars virtually nn-existent n U. S. rads tday?
“The answer is simple: ecnmics,’ Sergey Paltsev, a senir scientist at the MIT Energy Initiative tld Ppular Science. Pliticians and autmakers nce advcated the fuel cell, which turns the chemical energy f hydrgen int electricity t drive an electric mtr, as the future f passenger autmbiles, but the falling cst f batteries and a large number f electrical fueling infrastructure (基础设施) have prpelled battery-electric cars well int the lead.
A big switch t hydrgen cars wuld require cst-cutting and enrmus infrastructure develpment. The Department f Energy’ s Alternative Fuels Data Center shws 55 public hydrgen fueling statin lcatins in the U. S. tday, almst nly in Califrnia, while mre than 68,000 active public electric vehicle charging statins acrss the cuntry.
“Nthing is ging t change next year, r prbably nt in the next five years, but there are brighter pathways fr hydrgen vehicles,” said Paltsev. It turns ut that hydrgen fuel-cell vehicles have advantageus applicatins in medium-duty and heavy-duty trucks and aviatin (航空). Besides, battery electric vehicles can be prblematic when yu have prblems with range, fueling time r heavy lads.
The current impractical applicatin f hydrgen passenger vehicles in places like the U. S.is nt a reasn t“just give up” n hydrgen fuel-cell tech. “We may need it fr many ther reasns in the future,” cautined Paltsev, nting that geplitical issues culd prevent access t raw materials fr batteries, thus making hydrgen cars suddenly mre ecnmically wrkable.
32．Why are hydrgen cars nt cmmnly seen n U. S. rads tday?
A．Lack f public awareness.B．Unavailability f hydrgen fuel.
C．Limited research and develpment.D．High csts and insufficient infrastructure.
33．What is Sergey Paltsev’s attitude twards hydrgen vehicles in the future?
A．Hpeful.B．Dubtful.C．Indifferent.D．Cnfused.
34．What can be learned abut hydrgen fuel-cell tech frm the passage?
A．It is already cst-effective fr passenger vehicles.
B．It fails t slve the prblems with range r fueling time.
C．It is practicable due t ptential issues resulting frm geplitics.
D．It has unsatisfactry applicatins in heavy-duty trucks and aviatin.
35．What wuld be the best title t this passage?
A．Battery-Electric Vehicles: A Glrius Era
B．Hydrgen Vehicles: Struggling Yet Prmising
C．Why Are We Nt Driving Electric Pwered Cars?
D．Hw t Build a Public Hydrgen Fueling Statin?
If there’s ne thing that mst teenagers dn’t seem t have enugh f, it is time. 36 .
1.Create a schedule.
Effective time management fr teenagers begins and ends with gd scheduling. 37 Decide which prjects are the mst urgent, and plan t d these first.
2. Set small gals.
When yu have a large, time-cnsuming task t cmplete, yu tend t put it ff because yu dn’t really knw where t start and feel verwhelmed. T get started easily, yu’d better write the big task at the tp f a list. 38 Turn these smaller tasks int a checklist that yu can fllw.
3. 39
While yu’re travelling t schl r waiting fr a friend t turn up, yu prbably find yurself checking r psting n scial media. Instead use this time t d ne r mre f yur small tasks. By getting sme reading dne during yur unexpected free time, yu’ll end up saving a lt f time.
4. Identify yur prductive time.
Whether yu’re an early bird r a night wl, identify the time when yu are mst prductive and use that time t get thrugh yur t-d list.
5. Wear a watch.
It might sund simple, but wearing a watch des in fact help yu keep an eye n time.
6. Fcus yur effrts.
Remember it is said as a rule that 20% f yur effrts can prduce 80% f yur results. 40 Yu are very likely t d the least amunt f wrk in the mst efficient way.
A．Stick t the plan yu made.
B．Make the mst f every secnd.
C．And then yu can break it dwn int smaller tasks.
D．S fcus n that 20%.
E．Yu will find yu are the captain f self-cntrl, the ruler f self-regulatin.
F．Make a schedule that maps ut all yur majr prjects and the time available.
G．Here are six time management tips fr busy teenagers,
三、完形填空
Aarav was a yung by with a big dream: t becme a great painter. Every evening, he wuld brwse scial media, lst in 41 fr thse breathtaking wrks f art. He 42 tld himself that smeday, he wuld create pieces just as amazing.
While dreams are 43 t have, discipline (自律) is hard t maintain. Aarav nly picked up his brush when inspiratin 44 . Sme weeks he threw himself int 45 , but ther weeks he did nthing at all. Befre lng, his brushes were cvered in 46 , and his nce-bright dream started t die dwn.
One mrning, his grandfather 47 his discuragement and silently gave him a flded nte. Aarav 48 it and read the carefully written wrds: D smething 49 every day. Even the sun rises a little at a time.
The message weighed n his mind all day. That evening, he 50 his brush and painted a tiny tree. The next day, he 51 a gentle river. On the third day, a little bird tk 52 n the canvas (画布). Sme f his wrks lked plain and rdinary, but he never 53 .
Weeks rlled int mnths. When Aarav lked thrugh his grwing cllectin f paintings, he was 54 by his prgress. His strkes were firmer, his clrs blder, and his hands 55 . What had nce seemed impssible was nw within reach, all thanks t simple, cnsistent effrt.
41．A．frgivenessB．gratitudeC．regretD．admiratin
42．A．cnstantlyB．pssiblyC．indirectlyD．partly
43．A．cnvenientB．easyC．unnecessaryD．rare
44．A．changedB．disappearedC．passedD．struck
45．A．travelingB．paintingC．writingD．thinking
46．A．dustB．grassC．snwD．sand
47．A．deepenedB．acceptedC．sensedD．ignred
48．A．pstedB．missedC．handedD．unflded
49．A．differentB．smallC．impracticalD．special
50．A．grabbedB．brkeC．sldD．stred
51．A．crssedB．watchedC．addedD．discvered
52．A．fficeB．aimC．chargeD．shape
53．A．gave upB．brke dwnC．lked backD．std by
54．A．cheatedB．surprisedC．embarrassedD．cnfused
55．A．cleanerB．warmerC．steadierD．slimmer
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。
The number f freigners cming t China visa-free 56 (increase) significantly in the first six mnths f the year, as the natin cntinues t pen its drs 57 (wide) fr internatinal travelers. Frm January t June, China recrded a ttal f 13.64 millin visa-free inbund trips made by freigners, up 53.9 percent year-n-year, Lyu Ning, an fficial spkeswman, said n Wednesday. These trips accunted 58 71.2 percent f all inbund trips made by freigners in the first half f the year, Lyu said.
This year, China intrduced 59 (additin) favrable plicies t facilitate crss-brder travel and attract mre freign visitrs. “These visa facilitatin measures have encuraged 60 large number f freign friends t cme t China fr turism and business, bsted inbund cnsumptin, and further enhanced understanding and friendship between peple in China and ther cuntries,” she said.
Julia, a 22-year-ld wman frm Pland, wh is n her secnd trip t China 61 entered the cuntry visa-free fr the first time, said, “We are very excited fr the time we will spend in Beijing, Shanghai and Hng Kng.” Pland was amng cuntries 62 citizens were granted visa-free entry t China in 2024. “It’s a very nice plicy, ” Julia said, adding that the plicy spared 63 (she) the ptentially trublesme dcumentatin prcess 64 (need) fr getting a visa.
Yang Jinsng, a researcher at the China Turism Academy, said the figures released n Wednesday reflect the psitive effect f the cuntry’s measures fr stimulating crss-brder travel. These measures have increased China’s ppularity amng internatinal travelers, he said, 65 (nte) that the cuntry’s inbund turism market has shwn strng recvery mmentum in recent years.
五、书信写作
66．你校正组织英语作文比赛。请你以“我最喜欢的奥运项目”为题，写一篇短文参赛，内容包括：
1．项目简介；
2．喜欢的原因；
3．你的运动计划。
注意：
1．写作词数应为80个左右；
2．请按如下格式在答题卡的相应位置作答。
My Favrite Olympic Event
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六、书面表达
67．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。
Mrs Hendersn is an ld lady in ur neighbrhd. She has lived alne since her sn mved t anther cuntry fr wrk five years ag. Her small white huse with a red dr was never quiet fr lng — my friends and I ften visited her after schl, and neighbrs stpped by almst every day. We’d sit n her drstep, listening t her talk abut hw she grew tmates, carrts and sunflwers in her garden when she was yung, r hw her sn used t run after butterflies in the yard, laugh ludly and climb the ld apple tree nearby.
She’d always share hmemade candies frm a glass jar with us, her hands a little shaky but her smile warm and bright. Smetimes we helped her carry heavy grceries hme frm the stre, and n weekends, we’d water her ptted flwers, sweep her drstep, r clean her small living rm tgether, chatting abut ur schl life as we wrked. Mrs Hendersn lved chatting with us, and she’d ften shw us ld phts f her family, pinting ut her sn when he was ur age and telling us funny stries abut his childhd.
Kind Mrs Lpez brught her fresh ckies every Friday afternn, and Mr Thmpsn, wh lives next dr, helped cut her lng grass every mnth. Even the little kids in the neighbrhd wuld draw clrful pictures fr her and run t her huse t hand them ver excitedly. But fr the past three days, n ne had seen her g ut — her curtains stayed clsed all day, her garden lked a little messy with weeds grwing, and her usual spt n the drstep was empty. We all felt wrried, wndering if she was sick r had truble ding things n her wn.
注意：1. 续写词数应为150个左右；
2. 请按如下格式在答题卡的相应位置作答。
One afternn, I brught fresh apples t Mrs Hendersn’s and kncked — n answer.
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A week later, Mrs Hendersn gt well and invited all neighbrs t her huse t say thanks.
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参考答案
1．C
【原文】M: Guess what? Nra made it t the final f the singing cmpetitin. I’ll g and cheer her n this Friday.
W: Cunt me in. Wh else is cmpeting?
M: Jack and Dave frm Class 9, and Lauren frm Class 11. It’s ging t be a tugh cmpetitin.
2．A
【原文】W: What a perfect day fr cycling. I knw a beautiful riverside path. Let’s have a fun ride.
M: Well, I have my hands full tday. I must review the ntes. I’ll have a math test and a histry test tmrrw.
3．B
【原文】M: What shuld I wear fr the utdr cncert?
W: We can see a clear blue sky at the mment. Hwever, there’s a chance f rain, and it might begin t blw late in the afternn.
M: In that case, I’d better wear a jacket and bring a raincat.
4．C
【原文】M: Hney, what shall we have fr dinner?
W: I’m thinking abut cking that fish dish we ate during ur trip t Hangzhu.
M: Gd idea. Little Amy liked it. Well, hw abut cking sme vegetables t?
5．A
【原文】M: Oh n, the engine is making a strange nise. What shuld we d?
W: Pull ver right nw. I’ll call the repair shp.
M: All right. I hpe they can cme quickly. We can’t be late fr the meeting.
6．C 7．A
【原文】W: Henry, I failed my driving test again. I dn’t want t take it fr the third time.
M: What? Did yu frget t wear yur seat belt again?
W: N, this time I was s nervus that I didn’t pay attentin t the traffic lights, and I was speeding.
M: That’s dangerus.
W: Yeah, I guess I’d better keep taking the bus t wrk.
M: The nearby subway statin will be pen t the public sn. Maybe yu can take the subway in the future.
8．C 9．B
【原文】M: What a lvely vase, and the table lks perfect with the tableclth. Yu really have gd taste. Where did yu find them?
W: Thanks. The table was a husewarming gift frm my friend. Since I culdn’t find a suitable tableclth, I bught a piece f material nline and made ne myself. As fr the vase, I gt it at a secndhand market, and it cst nly twenty yuan.
M: It’s such a great deal. The vase lks as gd as new. What else des the market sell?
W: Everything yu culd think f: clthes, shes, bks, and s n.
M: Gd. I’ll g there and get a cap t match my new jacket.
W: Then let’s g there tgether. I als need a painting fr my living rm.
10．A 11．B 12．C
【原文】M: Hey, Alice, hw’s everything ging?
W: Hi, Allen. Everything is all right, hw abut yu?
M: I’m n tp f the wrld. I just gt back frm a lng trip.
W: Where did yu g?
M: I went n a rad trip acrss the cuntry with my brther and sister. It was a week-lng adventure with lts f stps. I visited sme amazing places.
W: That sunds great.
M: Have yu been n any lng trip lately?
W: Actually, yes. I just returned frm a tw-week vacatin with my mther in Eurpe. It was wnderful, but I must say the jurney was pretty exhausting.
M: Eurpe sunds amazing. What were sme f the highlights f yur trip?
W: Oh, s many. I lved wandering thrugh the streets in Paris, and the fd in Italy was fantastic. But hnestly, the experience f visiting Berlin’s museums was the best part.
13．A 14．C 15．B 16．A
【原文】M: Thank yu fr jining us tday, Miss Evans. Yur latest nvel is ppular. Can yu tell us what inspired yu t write it?
W: Thank yu fr having me. The inspiratin came frm my wn experiences and the peple I’ve met during my travels. I believe that everyne has a stry t tell.
M: That’s fascinating. The characters in the nvel are s attractive. Hw d yu bring them t life n the page?
W: I fcus n describing their back stries and mtivatins. The prcess tk a lt f time and effrt, but it’s nt like the tiredness and stress I felt when I wrte befre. When I created these characters, I always had new and fun ideas, s I really enjyed the prcess f writing this bk.
M: Sunds gd. Yur writing ften explres themes f identity and self-discvery. Why are these tpics imprtant t yu?
W: I think they are universal themes because almst everyne meets sme difficulties in life. Explring these themes allws me t cnnect with readers n a deeper level.
M: That’s true. Finally, d yu have any plans t write a new nvel?
W: Actually, I’m wrking n a new nvel that explres family relatinships. It’s a bit different frm my previus wrks, but I’m excited abut the challenge.
M: I can’t wait t read it. Thank yu fr sharing yur pinins with us.
17．A 18．C 19．B 20．C
【原文】 Heavy snw and freezing rain have brught lts f truble acrss the UK. Several majr airprts were frced t cancel flights, and many key rads in the nrth f England culdn’t be used. With the weather set t stay strmy n Sunday, there is cncern that many cuntry cmmunities culd be cut ff, with up t frty centimeters f snw n the grund. The Natinal Grid, which manages the cuntry’s electricity netwrk, said it had been wrking t get pwer back acrss the cuntry. The cmpany’s live map shws pwer cuts in Birmingham in central England, Bristl in the west, and Cardiff in Wales. The rad netwrk was als heavily affected n what wuld have been a very busy day, as many families were returning hme frm the Christmas and New Year break, and students were heading back t universities. On the railways, many services were cancelled, with Natinal Rail warning f truble cntinuing int the wrking week. Many sprting events have already been put ff, but the ftball match between Liverpl and Manchester United is still n, thugh there will be anther inspectin later.
41．D 42．A 43．B 44．D 45．B 46．A 47．C 48．D 49．B 50．A 51．C 52．D 53．A 54．B 55．C
56．has increased 57．wider 58．fr 59．additinal 60．a 61．and 62．whse 63．her 64．needed 65．nting
66．范文
My Favrite Olympic Event
As a sprts lver, my favrite Olympic event is undubtedly table tennis, which cmbines speed, strategy and precisin.
The reasn I’m drawn t table tennis is the jy it brings t players f all ages and skill levels. It’s a sprt that can be played anywhere, frm a schl gym t a cmmunity center, making it a perfect fit fr my active lifestyle. Besides, watching the wrld’s best players engage in fierce cntest is nt just thrilling but als inspiring.
T further my cnnectin with this sprt, I’ve set a gal t imprve my table tennis skills. My plan includes regular practice sessins with my friends and jining a lcal club t participate in turnaments.
67．参考范文
One afternn, I brught fresh apples t Mrs Hendersn’s and kncked — n answer. I called her name sftly, but still heard nthing. I felt wrried and ran t ask Mr Thmpsn next dr fr help. He came quickly, kncked harder, and lked thrugh the windw — we saw Mrs Hendersn lying weakly n the sfa. Mr Thmpsn called a dctr at nce. The dctr said she had a bad cld and was t weak t mve. Over the next few days, neighbrs tk turns lking after her, ding all kinds f things t help.
A week later, Mrs Hendersn gt well and invited all neighbrs t her huse t say thanks. She put fresh flwers in the living rm, and the table had hmemade ckies, fruit and ht tea. She held ur hands ne by ne, her eyes a little wet. “Thank yu s much,” she said. “When I was sick, yu cared fr me like family.” We talked and laughed and the sund f jy filled the small huse again. Frm then n, we visited her mre ften, and her huse was always warm and happy. Kind neighbrs are like sunshine, which brings warmth t everyne arund.题号
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