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1．What des the man suggest taking t the children?
A．Tys.B．Snacks.C．Strybks.
2．Where des the cnversatin take place?
A．In the street.B．In a cinema.C．In a library.
3．What will the wman prbably be ding at 3:30 pm tmrrw?
A．Seeing a dctr.B．Having a drink.C．Watching a film.
4．Wh is the wman prbably?
A．A heating engineer.B．A htel emplyee.C．A custmer in a restaurant.
5．Which place will the wman g n Thursday?
A．T the cmpany.B．T the airprt.C．T the museum.
听下面一段对话，回答以下小题。
6．Wh is the wman brrwing the bk fr?
A．Herself.B．Her husband.C．Her daughter.
7．Which flr shuld the wman g t fr the bk she needs?
A．The secnd flr.B．The third flr.C．The furth flr.
听下面一段对话，回答以下小题。
8．Hw did the man help his neighbur yesterday mrning?
A．By repairing her kitchen.B．By mving her things.C．By buying her table.
9．Hw did the man’s neighbr deal with her table and cupbard?
A．She repaired them.B．She gave them t the man.C．She advertised them nline.
听下面一段对话，回答以下小题。
10．What des the wman advise the man t d?
A．Lse weight.B．Take curses.C．Ck fd.
11．What is really difficult fr the man?
A．Ging running.B．Quitting eating sweets.C．Cutting dwn n junk fd.
12．What is the prbable relatinship between the speakers?
A．Husband and wife.B．Neighbrs.C．Clleagues.
听下面一段对话，回答以下小题。
13．What des the man think f his jb nw?
A．Tiring.B．Exciting.C．Interesting.
14．Wh has upset the man mst?
A．The wman.B．The manager.C．The typist.
15．Why des the man fail t see his bss?
A．He is ill.B．He ges abrad.C．He is ften n business.
16．What des the wman advise the man t d at last?
A．Ask fr a pay rise.B．Leave and find a new jb.C．G n wrking in the center.
听下面一段独白，回答以下小题。
17．When will the Garden Club hld the meeting?
A．On Mnday.B．On Tuesday.C．On Wednesday.
18．What is the aim f the Garden Club?
A．T help pr peple.
B．T teach students t grw fd.
C．T prvide vegetables fr the schl canteen.
19．Where can the freshmen wrk accrding t the speaker?
A．In the schl garden.B．In the cmmunity gardens.C．On the farm.
20．What is the Garden Club ging t plant next Friday?
A．Ptates and tmates.B．Tmates and cabbages.C．Ptates and cabbages.
二、阅读理解
Tw hundred years after the first passenger train rlled dwn the tracks, these famus rail jurneys still create feelings f surprise and wnder. Sctland’s mst remte railway adventure
The far-away beauty f the Scttish Highlands is cmpletely shwn n the Far Nrth Line frm Inverness t Thurs. The fur-hur ride cvers 168 miles thrugh The Flw Cuntry. This is ne f the wrld’s largest and mst cmplete natural wetlands where plants have built up ver thusands f years. It has been included n the list f UNESCO Wrld Heritage Sites. Central Eurpe’s newest hp-n hp-ff (随上随下) train
The newly started Baltic Express lets yu explre active cities in Central Eurpe. Its hp-n hp-ff rute ges frm Prague thrugh frests t Gdynia, Pland. The eight-hur trip ffers chances t see beautiful, less knwn places like Pardubice, with its sft-clred huses and Czech church steeples, r Pznan, whse histric square lks like it’s frm a film. Experience Mexic’s famus culture by rail
The Tequila Express ffers a special trip frm Guadalajara t the Herradura distillery (酿酒厂) in Amatitán. It is a full-day experience. On the train, visitrs enjy music and fd. At the distillery, they tur t see hw tequila is made. This trip prvides a fun lk int Mexic’s tequila traditin. A 58-tunnel slw train thrugh India’s Eastern Ghats
The Visakhapatnam-Kirandul Passenger Special takes travelers n a lng, winding fur-hur slw train trip thrugh India’s Eastern Ghats. Featuring 58 tunnels, the rute travels thrugh muntains cvered in mist and ak frests befre ending in the twn f Araku. There, visitrs can learn mre abut the area’s grwing cffee industry.
21．What mst likely attracts peple t take the Far Nrth Line?
A．Its high-speed travel.
B．Its mdern train facilities.
C．Its cnvenient city cnnectins.
D．Its rute alng the unique landscape.
22．Which train allws passengers t get n and ff freely alng the rute?
A．The Far Nrth Line.
B．The Baltic Express.
C．The Tequila Express.
D．The Visakhapatnam-Kirandul Passenger Special.
23．What can visitrs learn abut in Araku?
A．Tea planting.B．Mining histry.
C．Cffee grwing.D．Frest prtectin.
At 21 years ld, I became a wman wh rwed alne acrss the Atlantic frm Eurpe t Suth America withut any supprt. That 4,100-mile jurney tk me 97 days, 9 hurs, and 20 minutes.
My jurney began n Octber 27, 2024, when I set ff frm Prtugal. Truth be tld, I was nt nly new t cean rwing, but als t the cean itself. I still recall seeing my first fish n day six. Despite being a pr swimmer, I regularly had t jump in t clean the bat. The weather turned terrible, even capsizing (使倾覆) my bat. After 40 days, my phne brke, ending my music while I was rwing. I suffered injuries t my arm and leg and brke a finger. I als had a frightening encunter with a large ship. Crssing the Canary Islands, I advanced nly 11 miles.
Yet, amng all these difficulties, I experienced many unfrgettable mments. I had the rare chance t see nature in a way few peple ever d. I watched breathtaking sunrises and night skies, and encuntered dlphins, sharks, and even killer whales. Once, I was even hit by a flying fish! These memries will stay with me fr life. When I finally arrived in French Guiana, I was welcmed by lts f clapping fishermen and lcals frm Brazil. Althugh I missed the speed recrd by 19 hurs, I am still incredibly prud f what I achieved. I tk n a big challenge and wn.
I undertk this rw t raise mney fr tw rganizatins, ne f which encurages wmen t take part in sprts. I truly hpe my effrt will inspire thers t challenge themselves. If I can d smething like this, thers can attempt challenges f their wn.
24．Why did the authr get int the water regularly during the trip?
A．T practice swimming.B．T catch fish fr fd.
C．T check the bat’s cnditin.D．T maintain the bat’s cnditin.
25．Which wrd can best describe the authr’s jurney?
A．Ordinary.B．Dubtful.C．Rewarding.D．Bring.
26．What did the authr mainly intend t d by taking the challenge?
A．Inspire thers.B．Describe marine life.
C．Raise mney fr wmen.D．Shw the cean’s danger.
27．Which can be the best title fr the text?
A．A Race Against Time n the Atlantic.
B．Rwing Alne Acrss the Atlantic Ocean.
C．An Unfrgettable Adventure with Wildlife.
D．A Yung Wman’s Dream t Break a Recrd.
Cardipulmnary Resuscitatin (CPR) is a life-saving methd that has saved many lives since it was created in the 1960s. Hwever, it des nt wrk well in zer gravity, s a team f Eurpean heart dctrs has been testing ther ways fr astrnauts.
Fr peple withut training, the handstand methd f CPR is the recmmended methd suggested by the American Heart Assciatin and ther health grups. It uses the helper’s bdy weight t press n the center f the chest with the hands. This presses the heart and keeps bld mving until the heart starts again r medical help arrives.
T test ther ways, cardilgists (心脏病医生) wrked with the French space agency t d tests n a plane flying in parablic arcs (抛物线) t simulate weightlessness fr brief perids. The team tested nrmal CPR and three kinds f autmatic chest pressing machines. These machines, thugh nt husehld items, are standard equipment in sme prfessinal emergency tls. They are used where there is nt enugh space fr the handstand methd, r when CPR needs t be given fr a very lng perid.
“We tested different ways f giving chest presses n a ‘flying labratry’, which made the lw-gravity cnditins that astrnauts feel in space,” said Nathan Reynette frm Université de Lrraine. “Using a special kind f autmatic chest pressing machine was the nly way that reached the depth suggested by wrld guidelines t keep bld ging t the brain when smene’s heart truly stps. We hpe that what we fund will be included in the next rules fr treating stpped hearts in space.”
Because astrnauts are chsen fr being very healthy, the chance f a heart prblem is quite lw. But as the cst f space travel keeps ging dwn quickly, mre nrmal peple will surely g int space sn. Als, this technlgy can be used t save lives n underwater vehicles and at far-away bases in the Arctic.
28．What rle des paragraph 2 play in the text?
A．T describe the imprtance f CPR training.
B．T explain hw standard CPR wrks n Earth.
C．T intrduce the cmmn prblem in zer gravity.
D．T prvide backgrund fr the new space CPR test.
29．What des the underlined wrd “simulate” in paragraph 3 mean?
A．Artificially create.B．Exactly measure.
C．Carefully bserve.D．Frequently adjust.
30．What can we infer abut the test accrding t Nathan Reynette?
A．The handstand methd wrked best.
B．Its results were immediately recgnized.
C．Astrnauts preferred using autmatic devices.
D．A mere methd met the required chest press depth.
31．What is the future f the CPR facility?
A．It can be used by anyne.
B．It will stay limited t use n Earth.
C．It can be used in ther extreme places.
D．It will be replaced by new technlgy.
Olives: The Life and Lre f a Nble Fruit is a lively stry f a tree, the fruit and the il it prduces, and the clrful characters wh make their living frm this mst Mediterranean (地中海) crp. This is nt an academic bk — Rsenblum is a jurnalist whse interest in lives was inspired by a cllectin f ignred trees n the prperty f a huse he bught in suthern France — but every page expresses the authr’s admiratin fr the“remarkable little stne fruit” that inspires s many peple’s lives.
Rsenblum describes planting and cutting, picking and pressing, taste and trade, and the cmplexity f a market where the nly thing prtecting cnsumers is faith in the prducer they buy frm. He recites (列举) a series f things that can g wrng in grwing and prcessing lives, and takes delight in the rich strng taste f the fresh-pressed il when everything in the harvest has gne right. He expresses the flavr f life in thse sunny lands where lives have supprted family after family fr thusands f years.
At the heart f this tale is Rsenblum’s clear judgment that the ld ways are better. Traditinal presses, he thinks, make better il than mdern machines. Handpicking is better fr lives than harvesting them with mechanical shakers. “I lved the il,” he says f an award-winning French prduct made with precise techniques and the finest mdern equipment, “but I missed the passin.” His wn passin is funded n the live’s histric cnnectin t Mediterranean peples and landscapes.
The bk’s cver, with a fat black live standing in fr the letter O, and a grup f live trees frnting a cld green sky, will grab the attentin f at least ne in three passing alng a bkstre aisle (过道). Thse wh stp t pen the bk and then read a passage r tw, will find themselves drawn in by the stry. It is a stry that is rich with taste and full f passin, and just as with lives and their il, these are the things that matter mst.
32．What inspired Rsenblum’s interest in lives?
A．The trees in his yard in suthern France.
B．The clrful characters in his hmetwn.
C．A lively stry abut Mediterranean crps.
D．An academic bk n prducing live il.
33．What des Rsenblum mainly express in describing live grwing and trade?
A．The scientific methds fr live farming.
B．The ecnmic risks in live il prductin.
C．The jy f perfect harvests and reginal culture.
D．The cnsumer prtectin plicies in the market.
34．Hw des Rsenblum think f the award-winning French prduct?
A．It is nt natural at all.B．It is nt attractive t him.
C．It is gd fr peple’s health.D．It is expensive fr cnsumers.
35．What is the authr’s main purpse in writing the text?
A．T recmmend a great bk.B．T intrduce a famus writer.
C．T advertise a kind f live il.D．T prmte the benefits f lives.
In a wrld filled with cellphnes and s many digital devices, the library remains an exciting place fr children and a valuable experience parents can ffer. 36 . Beynd bks and reading-related activities, libraries ffer a wide range f practical resurces. Here are mre reasns fr taking yur kids t the lcal library regularly.
The mst bvius reasn is expsing them t bks and reading. Yu can read in the library tgether with yur children. 37 . Nthing beats the feeling f reading a bk in yur hands. But there’s smething even nicer. Yu can hld yur child n yur lap while yur child hlds the bk and listens t yu reading it, line by line, page by page. This aruses children’s interest in reading and strengthens the parent-child relatinship.
38 . Wandering arund the bkshelves can inspire curisity, as children can be expsed t new tpics and get curius abut things they hadn’t thught abut befre. A schl educates students n a variety f subjects, yet a child’s curisity ften extends beynd thse subjects. In a library, a child can ptentially reach s much mre.
Taking kids t the library gives them a unique experience. Despite nline infrmatin, the library’s public space atmsphere cannt be replaced. Children can walk arund, explre bks, r g t a lecture. 39 . It is a place fr peple f all kinds, allwing children t cme int cntact with diverse grups and develp scial awareness indirectly.
Ging t the library can als teach children abut themselves. Having the respnsibility f returning bks n time can be a new experience. It is als imprtant t learn abut which types f bks they enjy. 40 .
A．It helps t reduce children’s screen time
B．Even just walking arund the library can be beneficial
C．Abve all, they can enjy the wnderful atmsphere here
D．Libraries are much quieter and mre peaceful than schls
E．Yu can als get a membership card and bring bks hme
F．The prcess helps them discver their reading tastes and interests
G．Taking kids t the library is abut mre than just brrwing bks
三、完形填空
When it cmes t chsing shes, style and cmfrt have always been equally imprtant t me. I nce wandered thrugh cuntless cities in my 41 high-tp shes, seeing them as the extensin f my 42 . But in 2021, at the age f 41, I was diagnsed (诊断) with Parkinsn’s disease—a (n) 43 causing severe mvement difficulties. One f its cmmn symptms, dystnia (肌张力障碍), twisted (使扭曲变形) my 44 and ankles painfully, leaving me 45 n my feet and easy t fall. Heartbrken, I had t 46 my belved ld shes.
My ld shes sat gathering dust in the clset. I was n stranger t 47 my unused items nline, but I’d never picked up the 48 t list my shes. The thught f never wearing them again was simply t hard t bear.
Nearly a year later, I 49 psted them nline. I set the price a little higher, 50 by the emtinal value they held fr me. Eventually, a pair f grey high-tps was sld, and I 51 a heartfelt nte t the shes.
The buyer replied immediately—a high-tp 52 wh’d wrn ut her wn pair f the exact same clr. She ffered sincere sympathy and warm wishes t me. Encuraged, I 53 dwn the price f the rest and struck up cnversatins with mre buyers, pening up abut my illness, physical changes and style develpment.
Tday, I wear shes 54 fr me. I’ve realized letting g, alng with strangers’ kindness, gives me 55 t brave future changes.
41．A．favriteB．ptentialC．crucialD．rdinary
42．A．warningB．careerC．peculiarityD．angle
43．A．envirnmentB．cnditinC．mistakeD．feeling
44．A．neckB．handsC．backsD．feet
45．A．unsteadyB．cnfusedC．impatientD．wrried
46．A．take apartB．give upC．try nD．draw ut
47．A．sharingB．prmtingC．sellingD．dnating
48．A．curageB．signalC．skillD．speed
49．A．splendidlyB．slightlyC．unexpectedlyD．unwillingly
50．A．surprisedB．drivenC．punishedD．challenged
51．A．awardedB．handedC．attachedD．witnessed
52．A．destryerB．buyerC．designerD．fan
53．A．markedB．brkeC．turnedD．tracked
54．A．savedB．tailredC．labeledD．displayed
55．A．expenseB．blameC．strengthD．virtue
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。
During the 2025 summer vacatin, diverse traditinal culture prmtin activities were held acrss the cuntry, giving yung visitrs the chance 56 (experience) the charm f intangible cultural heritage (ICH).
Thrughut the seasn, the Chinese Traditinal Culture Museum in Beijing featured Xi’an drum music, which riginated in the Sui and Tang dynasties. Its 57 (grace) and ancient meldies (旋律) attracted large audiences. Fllwing the perfrmances, 58 (expert) guided children in hands-n perids with traditinal musical instruments, 59 helped them gain a deeper appreciatin fr Chinese music.
In Hunan Prvince, Hunan Intangible Cultural Heritage Prtectin Center cnducted a hands-n prgram 60 (cver) mre than 10 traditinal lcal handicrafts, such as paper-cutting. All 45 scheduled perids 61 (bk), with children learning the ancient crafts under the guidance f skilled inheritrs (继承人).
At the Zhejiang Intangible Cultural Heritage Museum, yung visitrs 62 (careful) fllwed the inheritrs’ guidance t practice the indig blue printing and dyeing technique (靛蓝印染技术) frm inheritrs. Due t differences in the tying methds, each piece f tie-dye wrk became 63 unique artwrk. Over the summer, the museum rganized a ttal f 90 exhibitins, demnstratins, and hands-n activities, attracting an average 64 ver 5,500 visitrs daily.
This year, the summer cultural and turism market 65 (yield) impressive results. Between June 15 and August 15, the cntent related t ICH turs n scial media increased by 121 percent year-n-year.
五、书信写作
66．假定你是李华，上周你与好友在你居住的城市进行了一次探索美食文化的城市漫步。请给你的外国好友Ella写一封邮件分享此事，内容包括：
(1) 过程与见闻；
(2) 意义。
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。
Dear Ella,
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Yurs,
Li Hua
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。
“D yu need sme help?” I asked sftly, carefully stepping ver bxes and bubble (气泡) wrap n the flr. I lked at the mess arund us. The flr was cvered with strings f lights, Christmas decratins, fake snw and unpened bxes. All were prepared fr the cming Christmas village. “I need an army,” she replied.
I shuld have been studying fr my exams, but I said it was kay because I needed a break anyway. Mm lked at the piles (堆) f things, nt knwing where t begin. Seeing her discuragement, I suggested making the first mve. She tried t make sense f the mess while shwing me hw t set up each little huse.
Setting up fifty-three china huses had nce sunded like a great idea, but nw Mm’s cnfidence was starting t fade. She said it always lked beautiful when finished, but she had been sick fr the last tw Christmases and was ut f practice. Watching her struggle t remember each step, I stayed clse, my attentin fully n her.
We carefully arranged each part f the little twn. She taught me all her tips and tricks. With every china persn she picked up, she tld a stry — where it came frm and why it belnged in a certain spt. She shared hw the village started with just three huses frm Grandma and grew year by year int this large cllectin. She even shwed me hw t fix little mistakes. “It’s kay if it’s nt perfect,” she said. Time seemed t disappear while we wrked. When the last church was placed in the square, I lked up and smiled, “It was wrth the time, Mm.”
Seven hurs later, I nticed Mm mving slwly. Her legs shk slightly as she std up. We were abut t stp when she fund ne step left — adding a string f warm lights arund the village flr. She said the light wuld make the whle scene cme alive.
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。
Tired, she reached fr the lights, but I gently tk them frm her hands.
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Early the next mrning, I quietly entered the living rm, reaching fr the lights n the table.
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参考答案
1．C
【原文】W: Henry, shuld we take sme snacks r tys fr ur children?
M: It culdn’t be better t bring sme newly-published strybks fr them, I think.
2．A
【原文】W: Culd yu tell me hw t get t the train statin? Is it in this directin?
M: Yes, it is. But yu can take a bus. It is very far.
3．A
【原文】M: Sarah and I are ging t the mvies at three tmrrw afternn, and we’ll have a drink after it. Wuld yu like t jin us?
W: I’d lve t, but I have t see my dctr at 3:30 pm.
4．B
【原文】M: Where is the heating cntrl?
W: It is n the wall ver there. And if yu have any questins, yu can call the frnt desk anytime.
5．B
【原文】W: Excuse me, sir. Culd yu ask Jean t attend the meeting this Thursday instead f me? My mm is cming t visit me frm England.
M: Er... OK.
W: Thank yu s much. I’ll g t the airprt t pick up my mther n Thursday.
6．C 7．A
【原文】W: Culd yu please find a bk fr me?
M: OK, what’s the title?
W: I knw it. It is called The Three Musketeers. My daughter wuld like t have the bk.
M: Let me lk it up n the cmputer. OK, nw I find tw versins, which ne d yu want t brrw?
W: That ne, please.
M: Gd. Nw g upstairs and lk fr it. It’s n the 2nd flr. Magazines and newspapers are n the 3rd flr. Yu can keep this bk fr a mnth.
W: Thank yu s much.
8．B 9．C
【原文】W: Mark, what were yu ding when I called yu yesterday mrning?
M: I was helping my neighbr mve sme items.
W: Is she a newcmer?
M: N. She was having her kitchen repaired. When we were packing up her things, she asked me if I wanted her table and cupbard.
W: S yu had them?
M: N. I have n rm fr them either. I advised that if she didn’t want them, she shuld advertise them nline, s she did.
W: Yu are s clever. S anyne gt the tw items?
M: One wman called and said she wuld cme t pick up the tw items.
W: Yu really had a busy weekend.
10．A 11．B 12．A
【原文】W: Dear, it is time t lse weight. I think yu’d better d sme exercise, such as swimming, running and g cycling. And yu shuld als have a balanced diet.
M: D yu mean I must have nly ne meal a day and can’t eat meat?
W: N, having a balanced diet isn’t what yu imagine. The mst imprtant thing is that yu shuld eat healthily. Vegetables are rich in fiber and lw in fat. Als, yu shuld stp eating t many sweet things that are the wrst fr yur teeth.
M: Yu mean I shuld give up eating candies and chclates?
W: Yes. Sweets can make yu fat, and they are als bad fr yur teeth.
M: But it’s really hard fr me t keep away frm them.
W: Dn’t wrry, hney. I will always be with yu. Cme n!
M: OK I’ll have a try.
13．A 14．B 15．C 16．B
【原文】W: Did yu have a gd time tday?
M: Oh, n. My jb is starting t make me tired. I just feel sad.
W: I thught yu liked wrking in that cmputer center.
M: I thught it was a gd jb t be an engineer. But ur manager asks me t type the reprts almst every day. I suddenly realized that I’m wrking as a typist.
W: Yu tld me yu wuld talk t him ver lunch tday.
M: N way. He talked s much and I had n chance t talk.
W: Then yu shuld try t talk t yur bss.
M: I dn’t see the bss very ften. He is always n business trips.
W: Well, there is n sense in just staying there. Yu shuld try t find anther jb. I’m sure there are lts f jbs yu’d be gd at.
M: Thanks. I’ll see if I can find ut abut ther jbs.
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【原文】Gd mrning, everyne. Tday is Mnday. The Garden Club is pleased t annunce that we will hld ur first meeting f the year the day after tmrrw. Please cme t Rm 301 t learn mre abut the exciting wrk that we are ding at schl, n the farm and in the cmmunity. The Garden Club was established t educate students n hw t grw fd. We dnate sme f what we grw t lcal fd assistance prgrams t help pr peple. The fd we grw is healthy. Of curse, we ffer sme t ur schl canteen and it’s cked fr yu. If yu cme t ur first meeting, yu can try sme f the tmates we grew during the summer. All students are welcme! Please nte that first-year students will nt be allwed t wrk n ur farm and cmmunity gardens, but they can wrk in ur schl garden. We will begin planting ptates and cabbages in the schl garden next Friday. Are yu interested in grwing vegetables? Please sign up fr ur club tday
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66．Dear Ella,
Hw are yu? Last weekend, my friend and I went n a “city walk” t explre lcal fd culture, and I’d lve t share it with yu.
We wandered thrugh ld streets, tasting hand-pulled ndles frm a century-ld restaurant and sweet Osmanthus Cake frm a friendly vendr. Alng the way, we learned hw these fds cnnect t lcal histry and daily life.
This experience made me realize that fd is mre than just flavr — it’s a windw int a place’s stries and traditins. I felt s inspired t understand my wn city better thrugh its fd. If yu visit smeday, I’d be happy t take yu n this tasty adventure!
Yurs,
Li Hua
67．参考范文：
Tired, she reached fr the lights, but I gently tk them frm her hands. “What matters isn’t finishing tnight,” I said sftly. “It’s the seven hurs we just spent tgether. Mm, lk at yur hands.” She lked dwn at her trembling fingers and was silent fr a mment. I placed the lights aside. Her eyes fllwed them, but she finally ndded. I helped her t the bedrm. After lying dwn, she stared at the ceiling — I knew she was still thinking abut thse unfinished lights. But within five minutes, her breathing became deep and even. She was simply t tired. 题号
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