山东省菏泽市2026届高三上学期期末考试英语（B）试题（Word版附答案）

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第一部分 听力(共两节，满分 30 分)
第一节(共 5 小题;每小题 1.5 分，满分 7.5 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。
听完每段对话后，你都有 10 秒钟的时间来回答有关小题和阅读下一小题。每段对话读两遍。
1. Which street is QuikBank n?
A. The High Street. B. The Bridge Rad. C. The Halfway Street.
2. Where are the speakers prbably?
A. At the man’s hme. B. At the travel agency. C. At the airprt.
3. What is the weather like nw?
A. cl. B. ht. C. warm.
4. What will the speakers prbably d next?
A. Head t an exhibit. B. Ask fr infrmatin. C. Buy tickets.
5. What kind f jacket des the man cnsider buying?
A. A blue ne. B. A grey ne. C. A red ne.
第二节(共 15 小题;每小题 1.5 分，满分 22.5 分)
听下面 5 段对话或独白。每段对话或独白后有几个小题，从题中所给的 A、B、C 三个选项中
选出最佳选项。听每段对话或独白前，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。每段对话或独白读两遍。
听第 6 段材料，回答第 6、7 题。
6. What subject is the man prbably wrking n?
A. Gegraphy. B. Science. C. Histry.
7. What will the man prbably d first?
A. Start his paper. B. Get smething t eat. C. Read a study.
听第 7 段材料，回答第 8 至 10 题。
8. What des the man think f the sng the wman is listening t?
A. It’s bring. B. It’s hrrible. C. It’s interesting.
9. What type f music des the man lve?
A. Classical music. B. Heavy metal music. C. Light music.
10. What des the wman suggest the man d in the end?
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A. Switch the channel. B. Turn ff the music. C. Buy a new headphne.
听第 8 段材料，回答第 11 至 13 题。
11. What is the prbable relatinship between the speakers?
A. Parent and child. B. Bss and custmer. C. Brther and sister.
12. What was the man’s majr in cllege?
A. Cmputer Science. B. Fashin Design. C. Fine Art.
13. What will the main fcus f the business be?
A. Offering nline classes.
B. Selling recycled prducts.
C. Repairing brken things.
听第 9 段材料，回答第 14 至 17 题。
14. What are the speakers mainly talking abut?
A. An intrductin f different vlunteer services.
B. A recent TV shw abut vlunteering.
C. A schl-run vlunteer prgram.
15. Why didn’t the wman start vlunteering previusly?
A. She didn’t like the schl prgram.
B. She didn’t care abut vlunteering.
C. She didn’t have enugh time.
16. Wh des Sarah help in her vluntary wrk?
A. Old peple. B. Disabled kids. C. Hmeless animals.
17. When des Mike vlunteer?
A. On Thursday afternns. B. On Friday mrnings.
C. On the weekends.
听第 10 段材料，回答第 18 至 20 题。
18. Where will the visitrs g?
A. A htel. B. A bus stp. C. A museum.
19. What can visitrs see in Skansen?
A. Mdern buildings. B. Perfrmances by actrs.
C. Pictures frm the Industrial Age.
20. Which attractin csts extra t visit?
A. The Nrdic Z. B. The Children’s Z. C. The Skansen Aquarium.
第二部分 阅读(共两节，满分 50 分)
第一节(共 15 小题;每小题 2.5 分，满分 37.5 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
Kings Island
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Kings Island is a famus theme park lying in Masn, Ohi, just abut 22 miles nrtheast f Cincinnati. Since
its pening in 1972, it has becme ne f the tp theme parks in the Midwest, ffering wrld-class rides,
entertainment, and family-friendly attractins.
Rutes
By Rad:
-Frm Cincinnati: Take I-75 Nrth, OH-126 East, and I-71 Nrth t Warren Cunty. Then take Exit 24 frm
I-71 Nrth nt Kings Island Drive t the park.
-Frm Hamiltn: Take OH-129 East t Liberty Way, and then take Exit 25A nt Kings Island Drive.
-Frm Clumbus: Take I-70 West/I-71 Suth twards East State Street. Fllw I-71 Suth t OH-741
Suth/Kings Mills Rad in Masn, and then take Exit 25 frm I-71 Suth and cntinue t Exit 25 fr Kings Mills
Rad/OH-741 Nrth twards Masn.
By Public Transprtatin:
Yu can als take a bus frm Masn, Hamiltn, r Cincinnati that will take yu directly t the park gates.
Attractins
Only pen during high seasns, the park ffers smething fr everyne: Planet Snpy fr yunger guests, a
variety f rller casters (过山车) designed fr visitrs f all ages, and a water park. Thrill-seeking (寻找刺激的)
lder visitrs can enjy 12 rller casters, including Mystic Timbers and Invertig. Sak City, the n-site water
park, is als included with admissin — dn’t frget t bring yur swimsuit!
Ticket Infrmatin
-Single-day tickets: $44.99 when bked nline; $85 at the gate.
-Seasn passes start at $110 nline.
1. What d we knw abut the rutes t Kings Island?
A. There is n public transprt. B. All rads pass thrugh Hamiltn.
C. Varius highway exits lead there. D. The Cincinnati rute is the mst direct.
2. What d we knw abut Kings Island’s rller casters?
A. They need t be ridden in a swimsuit. B. They are free fr seasn pass hlders.
C. They suit peple f all ages. D. They pen all year rund.
3. Hw much can a visitr save by bking a single-day ticket nline?
A. $40.01. B. $44.99. C. $85. D. $110.
【答案】1. C 2. C 3. A
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B
Ada Lvelace, brn n December 10th, 1815, was the daughter f the famus pet Gerge Grdn Byrn.
When Lvelace was yung, at her mther’s insistence, tutrs taught her mathematics and science. Wmen f that
time were seldm expsed t such intellectually demanding studies, but her mther believed engaging in these
studies wuld prevent Lvelace frm develping her father’s mdy and unpredictable persnality. Lvelace was
als frced t lie still fr extended perids f time because her mther believed it wuld help her develp
self-cntrl.
Arund the age f 17, Ada met Charles Babbage, a mathematician and inventr. They became friends, and the
much lder Babbage served as a mentr t Lvelace. Thrugh Babbage, Lvelace began studying advanced
mathematics with Prfessr Augustus de Mrgan at the University f Lndn.
Knwn as“the father f the cmputer”, Babbage invented the analytical engine, an early design fr a cmputer.
Lvelace was later asked t translate an article n Babbage’s analytical engine. She nt nly translated the riginal
French text int English but als added her wn thughts and ideas n the machine. Her ntes ended up being three
times lnger than the riginal article. Her wrk was published in 1843 in an English science jurnal.
In her ntes, Lvelace described hw cdes culd be created fr the device t handle letters and symbls alng
with numbers. She als therized a methd fr the engine t repeat a series f instructins, a prcess that cmputer
prgrams use tday. Lvelace als put frward ther frward-thinking ideas in the article. Fr her wrk, Lvelace
is cnsidered t be the first cmputer prgrammer.
Lvelace died n Nvember 27th, 1852, and her cntributins t the field f cmputer science weren’t
discvered until the 1950s. Her ntes were reintrduced t the wrld in 1953. Since then, Ada has received many
hnrs fr her wrk. In 1980, the US named a newly develped cmputer language “Ada”, after Lvelace.
4. What is paragraph 1 mainly abut?
A. Lvelace’s resistance t her strict mther. B. The unusual way Lvelace was brught up.
C. Lvelace’s talent fr mathematics and science. D. The relatinship between Lvelace and her parents.
5. What des the wrd “mentr” underlined in paragraph 2 mean?
A. A financial supprter wh funded Lvelace’s research.
B. A frmal teacher wh was paid t give Lvelace lessns.
C. A wise helper wh guided Lvelace’s learning and grwth.
D. A clse friend wh shared persnal interests with Lvelace.
6. What can be inferred abut Lvelace’s ntes frm paragraph 3?
A. They were a simplified versin fr the public.
B. They were cnsidered t lng by later schlars.
C. They fcused primarily n criticizing the riginal article.
D. They included ideas extending beynd the riginal article.
7. Why is Lvelace hnred as the first cmputer prgrammer?
A. Because she built Babbage’s analytical engine.
B. Because she created the first wrking cmputer.
C. Because she intrduced key prgramming cncepts.
D. Because she made cmputer science a discipline.
【答案】4. B 5. C 6. D 7. C
C
Rainfrest seedlings are mre likely t survive in natural frests than in places where lgging has happened,
even if tree restratin prjects have taken place, accrding t a new study. Scientists mnitred ver 5,000
seedlings fr a year and a half in Nrth Brne. They studied a regin cntaining bth natural frests and areas
lgged 30 years ag — sme f which were recvering naturally, while the thers had been restred by methds
including tree planting.
At first, bth natural frests and restred frests had similarly high numbers f seedlings, cmpared t
naturally recvering frests, suggesting that restratin activities enhanced the reprductin f trees. Hwever, by
the end f the study, similarly lw numbers f seedlings remained in restred and naturally recvering frests,
while seedling ppulatins were higher in natural frests.
“Our findings suggest that seedlings are experiencing stress in lgged frests,” said Dr. David Barthlmew,
based at the University f Exeter during the study. “This culd be due t changes t the canpy (树冠) structure,
micrclimate, and sil, with current restratin treatments insufficient t remve this stress.”
The study bserved differences in traits f the plants in lgged areas cmpared t natural frests, shwing that
sme species might be struggling t survive in disturbed areas, and that sme had t adjust their grwth t
accmmdate. This culd lead t differences in bidiversity and eclgical functining in the lng term.
Tgether, the results shw that regeneratin may be challenged by different factrs depending n the
restratin apprach. In naturally recvering sites, there might nt be enugh seeds frm nearby trees t spread int
the damaged area, s few seedlings can start grwing. In sites where planted trees have matured, many f the yung
seedlings didn’t survive. S the study highlights the imprtance f carefully designing, mnitring, and adaptively
managing restratin prjects intended t restre degraded landscapes.
8. What is the purpse f the new study?
A. T prve that frest restratin is necessary.
B. T measure the grwth rate f trees in rainfrests.
C. T study seedling survival in different envirnments.
D. T cmpare sil quality in natural and restred frests.
9. What did the researchers find abut the restred frests?
A. Seedlings shwed the fastest grwth in these areas.
B. The number f seedlings increased steadily ver time.
C. They significantly increased the diversity f tree species.
D. They failed t enable the full establishment f seedlings.
10. What des Barthlmew intend t explain in paragraph 3?
A. Why the results ccurred. B. The species mst likely t survive.
C Hw the study was cnducted. D. The methds used t restre frests.
11 What challenges the tree prductin in naturally recvering frests?
A. Sil nutrients. B. Tree mnitring techniques.
C. Seed availability. D. Cmpetitin frm ther species.
【答案】8. C 9. D 10. A 11. C
D
Is it pssible t frget yur native language — fr example, if yu mve t anther regin r cuntry and
start speaking a different language?
Research shws that it’s pssible in certain circumstances, particularly fr yung children. The phenmenn is
called “native language attritin (母语磨蚀)”. Fr instance, a 2003 study fund that at age 30, children wh were
brn in Krea but adpted by French families between the ages f 3 and 8 were n better at understanding Krean
than native French speakers wh had never been expsed t the language.
Hwever, the lder a persn is when they mve, the mre likely they are t retain their native language
because they have established a strng linguistic fundatin, accrding t Laura Dminguez, a linguistics prfessr
at the University f Suthamptn. Indeed, recent research suggests that peple are less likely t experience native
language attritin after hitting adlescence (青春期). This is prbably because beynd this stage, ur brains mature
and becme less plastic and receptive t change.
The extent f native language attritin als varies acrss language cmpnents. Dminguez ntes that
vcabulary is the mst vulnerable (易受影响的) aspect f ne’s native language, even after shrt perids f disuse.
Hwever, this des nt imply cmplete frgetting. Rather, it just takes the brain a bit lnger t recall sme wrds.
Once peple fully immerse themselves again in their native language, they’ll get quicker at ding this. By cntrast,
Dminguez and clleagues find that Spanish native speakers wh speak English as a secnd language d nt
change the way they use the present tense in Spanish, which differs frm that in English, even after living in the
UK fr mre than 15 years.
Research als suggests that a similar principle applies t frgetting a secnd language that has nt been used,
depending n the extent and duratin f prir learning. These findings highlight the dynamic nature f language
retentin and recvery.
12. Why is the 2003 study mentined in paragraph 2?
A. T prve that language attritin can be prevented.
B. T prve that peple can frget their mther tngue.
C. T shw that children adapt t new envirnments easily.
D. T shw that a critical perid exists fr language learning.
13. What des paragraph 3 mainly explain?
A. It is easier fr adults t master a new language.
B. Early migratin harms children’s learning ability.
C. Age is a majr factr affecting native language attritin.
D. Native language attritin changes peple’s brain structure.
14. What des the text say abut grammar cmpared t vcabulary?
A. It is mre resistant t being frgtten. B. It takes the brain a lnger time t recver.
C. It can nly be regained thrugh frmal study. D. It is frgtten cmpletely after years f disuse.
15. What is this text abut?
A. Strategies t retain peple’s native language.
B. Hw and why peple lse their mther tngue.
C. Impact f migratin n native language attritin.
D. Hw and why language learning is affected by age.
【答案】12. B 13. C 14. A 15. B
第二节(共 5 小题;每小题 2.5 分，满分 12.5 分)
根据短文内容，从短文后的选项中选出能填入空白处的最佳选项。选项中有两项为多余选项。
Tday, we’re busier than ever. We have jbs that require us t wrk lng hurs, kids t take care f, and s
many ther tasks. T much wrk can harm ur health ver time. ____16____
The Dutch wrd simply means “t d nthing”. Practicing niksen is very simple, as it desn’t really require us
t d anything specific at all. ____17____ As easy as it sunds, it feels like an uncmfrtable cncept t get int.
D yu feel dissatisfied when yu dn’t finish smething n yur t-d list? Persnally, I feel regret if I dn’t
get smething dne in my day. ____18____ This is the time when we shuld make big mves in ur lives.
But as I read mre, I realized “niksen” isn’t trying t get in the way f ur pursuits. It is just a way f giving us
what we need in ur increasingly stressful lives. ____19____ Many frms f meditatin (冥想) require us t take
cntrl f ur thughts and fcus n ur breathing and ther things that smetimes make it harder fr us t relax.
Niksen just lets us d nthing, withut thinking abut whatever we need t d next.
____20____ In general, mst big things we want t achieve in life wn’t happen in ne day. That being the
case, it seems like a gd use f ur time t just let urselves relax. In this way, we restre ur energies and allw
urselves t wrk at full strength when we get back t ur pursuits.
A. It might even be better than meditatin.
B Niksen culd be just the slutin we need.
C. As the saying ges, Rme wasn’t built in a day.
D. We can just sit in a chair and lk ut the windw.
E. I have never felt these things as strngly as sme d.
F. Anther way f practising it is ding withut any purpse.
G. It’s a cmmn thing especially fr thse f us in ur 20’s and 30’s.
【答案】16. B 17. D 18. G 19. A 20. C
第三部分 语言运用(共两节，满分 30 分)
第一节(共 15 小题;每小题 1 分，满分 15 分)
阅读下面短文，从每题所给的 A、B、C、D 四个选项中选出可以填入空白处的最佳选项。
In 2017, Heather Prng was cmpletely verwhelmed (不堪重负的) and knew she needed t ____21____ her
life. When she sat dwn, she was filled with anxiety because f all the things arund her. She saw an nline ad fr a
clutter (凌乱的东西)-free bk and ____22____ ne.
In the beginning, Heather read ther peple’s stries and learned sme strategies. ____23____ she was nt
alne in the struggle against clutter made her feel less ____24____, and sme f her shame disappeared.
The turning pint came n a March mrning when she thught she didn’t have enugh ____25____ t
declutter (清理) befre leaving fr wrk, but decided t take actin. She ____26____ with the frnt rm where
she sat t watch TV. She just ____27____ up the speaker and the chair. Heather felt s ____28____ that day that
she kept ging each day by chsing small sectins — a table, a shelf, r a drawer — smething she culd
cmplete ____29____.
Abut a week int decluttering, Heather and her husband gt a call frm family members wh were mving
back t their city. They needed a place t ____30____ fr a few mnths. The ____31____ frced Heather t speed
up s that she culd ____32____ her family members.
A mnth later, Heather and her husband had cleared a tn f clutter ut f their huse and ____33____ a rm
fr them t mve in. “We ____34____ at least fifty bxes f things we weren’t ____35____ t sme charities, and
hnestly, I haven’t missed anything. Nw I’m enjying a simple life, and that makes me feel very relaxed,” Heather
says.
21. A. enrich B. cntrl C. simplify D. recrd
22. A. reviewed B. rdered C. prmted D. identified
23. A. Knwing B. Imagining C. Agreeing D. Prving
24. A. disappinted B. shcked C. curius D. anxius
25. A. energy B. space C. time D. cnfidence
26. A. started B. cnnected C. struggled D. experimented
27. A. fixed B. straightened C. tk D. put
28. A. tired B. empty C. embarrassed D. gd
29. A. silently B. quickly C. calmly D. carefully
30. A. wrk B. recver C. live D. practice
31. A. strategy B. dream C. prpsal D. request
32. A. guide B. help C. thank D. encurage
33. A. freed up B. fund ut C. checked int D. laid ut
34. A. mentined B. returned C. dnated D. added
35. A. prcessing B. selling C. prtecting D. using
【答案】21. C 22. B 23. A 24. D 25. C 26. A 27. B 28. D 29. B 30. C
31. D 32. B 33. A 34. C 35. D
第二节(共 10 小题;每小题 1.5 分，满分 15 分)
阅读下面材料，在空白处填入 1 个适当的单词或括号内单词的正确形式。
As a celebratin f artistry (艺术技巧) and innvatin, 2025 Lndn Craft Week featured ver 400 events
celebrating the craftsmanship. With ____36____ (theme) events such as “Mthers’ Needlewrk” and “A Magical
Leaf frm the East”, the China Natinal Pavilin presented ver 120 handcrafted wrks. Amng them, a traditinal
Dulng blanket caught the eyes f glbal ____37____ (visit). Traditinally wven by the wmen f the Dulng
ethnic grup, ne f China’s ____38____ (small) ethnic grups, the Dulng blanket is nt nly a cultural symbl f
the Dulng peple but als a living fssil f traditinal Chinese textiles.
Accrding t Qian Zhu, president and editr-in-chief f Art and Design magazine, the Dulng blanket is
winning ppularity wrldwide. “The Dulng blanket and ____39____ (it) related prducts generate annual sales f
abut 500,000 yuan in the UK, ____40____ is a significant achievement fr an ethnic grup with a ppulatin f
just 7,000,” Qian said.
As a researcher f Asian Art at the University f Lndn, David Francis nce ____41____ (explre) the ethnic
cmmunities in China’s Yunnan and Sichuan prvinces. “I’m excited t see the blanket that I encuntered in China
being exhibited in Lndn,” said Francis. He als emphasized the imprtance f cmbining traditinal crafts with
cntemprary design ____42____ (reach) mre cntemprary audiences.
During ____43____ week, the attendees immersed themselves in the charm f traditinal Chinese
craftsmanship and listened t stries abut it. Thrugh a live demnstratin, they learned the cultural significance
and develpment stages f the Dulng blanket. They als participated in the hands-n wrkshps, ____44____
(experience) the warmth and artistry f Chinese handicrafts thrugh their wn hands.
“Bth China and Britain are cuntries that have splendid traditinal artistry, and I hpe that this year’s Lndn
Craft Week can ____45____ (strength) understanding and friendship between the tw cuntries, while celebrating
the beauty f crss-cultural dialgue,” said Zha Fei, minister f the Chinese embassy in the United Kingdm.
【答案】36. themed
37. visitrs
38. smallest
39. its 40. which
41. explred
42. t reach
43. the 44. experiencing
45. strengthen
第四部分 写作(共两节，满分 40 分)
第一节(满分 15 分)
46. 中国运动员在国际赛事中屡创佳绩。请你选择一个团队或一名运动员，以“________，I’m prud f yu
”为题写一篇短文，向校英文报投稿，内容包括：
1.简要介绍该团队/运动员；
2.所取得的成就。
注意：
1.写作词数应为 80 左右；
2.请按如下格式在答题卡相应位置作答。
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【答案】参考例文
Chinese Wmen’s Ftball Team I’m prud f yu
The Chinese Wmen’s Ftball Team, knwn as the “Steel Rses”, is a grup f brave and persistent athletes
wh have been fighting fr Chinese ftball with passin and perseverance.
They have made remarkable achievements in internatinal cmpetitins. In 2022, they wn the AFC Wmen’s
Asian Cup glriusly by defeating strng ppnents with their unyielding spirit. They als qualified fr the FIFA
Wmen’s Wrld Cup many times, shwing the wrld the pwer and elegance f Chinese female athletes.
Their spirit f never giving up encurages us all, and I’m deeply prud f this utstanding team.
第二节(满分 25 分)
47. 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。
Illness had ruined my bdy, leaving me tired and weak. Fr weeks, I barely left my bed, letting the sunlight
fade unnticed thrugh the windw. Messages and calls frm friends came almst every day, but I culdn’t bring
myself t respnd. Every time my phne buzzed (发出嗡嗡声), a sense f guilt and helplessness washed ver me
— I felt I had nthing wrth sharing in the srry state I was in.
Time passed slwly in the quiet rm, and everything seemed indistinct. I fund cmfrt nly in small,
rdinary things: the gentle sund f the heater, the smell f the tea, and the pages f the bk I culd barely fcus
n. Yet even these small cmfrts felt hllw. They made me realize the energy and laughter I had lst.
Occasinally, I wuld find myself staring blankly at the pht f my friends n the table, a strng sense f lnging
welling up inside me. I missed them — missed the sund f their vices and the warmth they brught — but
shame and weakness kept me frm seeking help.
Then, ne mrning, the drbell rang. I slwly raised my head, feeling heavy-hearted, and dragged my feet t
the dr. There it was: a flwer delivery. I brught the flwers inside and set them n the table. Lking at the
bright clrs, I culdn’t help but feel curius. Instead f returning t bed, I felt a pull n my heart, a desire t
uncver the stry behind these flwers. My fingers trembled as I dialed the flwer shp, and a gentle vice
answered the phne, telling me that sme f my friends had sent this surprise. “They wanted t send yu a
message,” he said, “thrugh the language f flwers.”
The flwers were unlike anything I had expected. Each flwer seemed t carry a piece f emtin frm my
friends’ hearts — cncern, admiratin, hpe and care. Fr the first time in weeks, a glimmer (一丝) f warmth ran
thrugh me, as if the flwers had spken befre I even understd their wrds.
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I decided t call my friends ne by ne, starting with Lina wh had always been the mst caring.
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I placed the beautiful flwers in a visible spt in my rm.
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I decided t call my friends ne by ne, starting with Lina wh had always been the mst caring. As the phne
rang, my heart beat fast with a mix f nervusness and excitement. When Lina’s warm vice came thrugh, I culd
hardly hld back my tears, aplgizing fr ignring them these weeks. T my surprise, she didn’t blame me at all,
but kept cmfrting me, saying they all missed me and were waiting fr my recvery. Her wrds, full f sincerity,
melted my shame and helplessness. One by ne, I talked t each friend, feeling the heavy burden in my heart lifting
little by little.
I placed the beautiful flwers in a visible spt in my rm. Every mrning when I wke up, the bright clrs
greeted me, reminding me f my friends’ lve and care. With their encuragement, I began t try harder t get
better: I gt ut f bed t sit by the windw, breathed in the fresh air, and even tried t read my bk carefully. The
flwers, like a ray f light, drve away the darkness in my heart. I finally realized that true friendship means being
brave enugh t ask fr help and accept lve. Gradually, I regained my energy, lking frward t the day I culd