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(120 分钟 150 分)
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。每段对话仅读一遍。
1. Where are the speakers?
A. In a classrm. B. In a restaurant. C. On a tennis curt.
2. Why des the wman feel upset?
A. She has n mney t buy a car.
B. Tm didn’t lend his car t her.
C. She quarreled with Tm.
3. What are the speakers talking abut?
A. A river. B. A film. C. A musician.
4. Hw did the wman knw her husband?
A. By a friend. B. By newspaper. C. On the Internet.
5. What happened t Larry last night?
A. He culdn’ t find his htel.
B. He was caught in the rain.
C. He fell int the water.
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．Hw des the wman g t wrk in gd weather?
A. By bike. B. On ft. C. By car.
7. What d the speakers think abut taking the train?
A. It is faster. B. It is mre cnvenient. C. It is safer.
第 1页/共 24页
听第 7 段材料，回答第 8、9 题。
8. Why des the man say srry t the wman?
A. He had her wait fr a while.
B. He wasted sme f her paper.
C. He can’t mail packages fr her.
9. What des the wman need the frm fr?
A. Mving ut f the drmitry.
B Canceling the campus mailbx.
C. Applying fr the mailbx service.
听第 8 段材料，回答第 10 至 12 题。
10. Where did the wman g last night befre getting hme?
A. T a friend’s. B. T a cinema. C. T a stre.
11. What happened when the wman came t the dr?
A. The dr pened. B. Her key was missing. C. She heard a nise.
12. Wh was Karl?
A. The gatekeeper. B. The wman’s neighbur. C. The wman’s clleague.
听第 9 段材料，回答第 13 至 16 题。
13. What will the man d t make a change?
A. Wrk as a hairdresser. B. Watch TV at hme. C. Give up junk fd.
14. What des the wman speaker think f the man’s decisins?
A. Impractical. B. Timely. C. Useful.
15. Why des Claudia hpe t change jbs?
A. T frm healthy habits. B. T leave Brazil. C. T travel mre.
16. What did the man want t be last week?
A. A famus writer. B. A mvie star. C. A great singer.
听第 10 段材料，回答第 17 至 20 题。
17. What des the speaker mainly talk abut?
A. Hw t study faster.
B. Hw t keep the brain active.
C. Hw t gain knwledge frm practice.
第 2页/共 24页
18. Why des the speaker recmmend listening t music?
A. It can ease anxiety.
B. It makes peple creative.
C. It helps peple t fcus n their studies.
19. What is “Tw Thirds”?
A. A sng. B. A way f studying. C. An applicatin.
20. What is the speaker’s last suggestin?
A. Setting a gal. B. Having a psitive attitude. C. Spending mre time practicing.
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 和 D 四个选项中，选出最佳选项。
A
a
第 3页/共 24页
--By 1865 MEMBERSHIP OFFICE
Langham’s legend dates back t 1865, when The Langham, Lndn pened as Eurpe’s first
“Grand Htel”. Fr ver 140 years, this flagship htel has been at the frefrnt f charming.
Tday, all Langham prperties wrldwide shw the same philsphy, reflecting elegance in
design, innvatin in hspitality, genuine service and fascinatin f the senses.
ABOUT 1865
1865 is ur way f saying thank-yu fr yur supprt t ur cllectin f htels. Bringing yu
exclusive benefits and recgnitin, we ensure yur stay with us is especially cmfrtable and
uniquely memrable.
EXPLORER
Guests wh are just beginning t get t knw us by staying nce in ur prperties will be
invited t becme Explrer members.
GATEWAY
Stay 3 times at any f ur prperties within a 12-mnth perid and yu will be entitled t
Gateway membership.
VOYAGER
T enrl as Vyager member, simply gather a ttal f 5 stays within 12 mnths.
DESTINY
This membership rank is reserved fr the tp 1% f Vyager members wh shw the highest
level f cmmitment by staying in ur superir-categry rms and suites(套房). Exclusive t
a chsen few, Destiny membership is ffered by invitatin nly.
1865 MEMBERSHIP
EXPLORER G ATEWAY VOYAGER DESTINY BENEFITS AT-A-GLANCE
In-rm bradband Internet
* * * * access
Late check-ut¹ - *(4pm) * (6pm) * (8pm)
Persnalized rm preferences * * *
Persnalized welcme services
* (ne) * (tw)
1. T have 1865 membership, guests need t ________.
A. register at B. visit Langham three times in a year.
C. have five stays in Langham yearly. D. stay in Langham prperties nce.
2. Which f the fllwing statements is TRUE accrding t the given infrmatin?
A. Gateway members have 4pm late check-ut pririty any time they want.
B. Members can get the benefits listed in the table at all Langham’s prperties.
C. The very first htel f Langham cllectin was built in 1865 in Britain.
D. Tp 1% Vyagers with super residence recrd can apply fr Destiny membership.
3. Tny, n their hneymn trip, wants t surprise his wife with a bunch f rses n arriving at the htel. Tny at
least needs t have the membership f________.
A. EXPLORER B. G ATEWAY C. VOYAGER D. DESTINY
【答案】1. D 2. C 3. C
B
One day, as Nelly srted thrugh vegetable leftvers, especially crn husks (外壳) frm her family kitchen,
she nticed their sft feel and structure. What if these weren’t just waste, but raw material fr smething beautiful?
Her first dll was an experiment. Using dried crn husks fr the bdy and silky threads frm crn cres fr the hair,
she built a tiny figure, dressed it in layered leaves, and painted n a face.
Wrd sn spread. Visitrs t her flwer shp admired the dlls, ften mistaking them fr handicrafts.
Encuraged by the respnse, Nelly began taking custm rders. Each dll was handmade, unique, and reflected her
evlving technique. Tday, she perates frm a small studi space where she cntinues t handcraft these dlls t
rder. With n frmal art training, she has taught herself hw t subtilize natural materials, dry them fr durability,
and cmbine them with decrative elements like seeds, flwers, and leaves.
Crafting ne dll takes several days. First, the vegetable waste is carefully srted, washed, and sun-dried.
Nelly uses the husks t frm the bdy, flding and flding them int shape. The crn milk is wven int hair, while
dried flwers frm necklaces r skirts. A final tuch f paint brings ut facial features, persnality, and character.
N tw dlls are alike, and that’s exactly hw Nelly likes it.
Nelly’s jurney hasn’t gne unnticed. Her craft is nw inspiring wmen in neighbring villages t explre
similar ideas with plant waste, encuraging entrepreneurship at it grassrts level. In a regin where ecnmic
pprtunities can be limited, her mdel f self-emplyment, based n sustainable practices, is quietly empwering
wmen t earn frm their wn hmes, using nthing but kitchen scraps and creative instinct.
4. Which wrd can best describe Nelly’s dll-making craft?
A. Sustainable. B. Cnventinal. C. Prtable. D. Luxurius.
5. What des the underlined wrd “subtilize” in paragraph 2 mean?
A. Handle. B. Prtect. C. Analyze. D. Supply.
6. Why des Nelly want n tw dlls t be alike?
A. T fllw market trends. B. T reduce prductin csts.
C. T meet custmers’ demands. D. T maintain artistic individuality.
7. Hw des Nelly’s mdel benefit wmen in her regin?
A. By prviding factry jbs. B. By ffering gvernment allwances.
C. By enabling hme-based incme. D. By helping them establish brand awareness.
【答案】4. A 5. A 6. D 7. C
C
Each year, ver 1.2 billin new smartphnes are prduced wrldwide. This nt nly cnsumes significant
energy and natural resurces but als results in large amunts f electrnic waste, as users ften replace functinal
devices every few years. T address this issue, researchers have develped a new apprach-transfrming ld
phnes int small-scale data centers fr practical applicatins.
“Innvatin ften begins nt with smething new, but with a new way f thinking abut the ld,” said Huber,
an assciate prfessr. The research team demnstrated that utdated smartphnes can be transfrmed int tiny
data centers capable f prcessing and string data fr real-wrld applicatins. They als fund that building such a
data center nly csts arund 8 eurs per device, making it an ecnmical slutin.
In their experiment the scientists carefully remved the batteries t prevent chemical leakage and cnnected
fur ld phnes using 3D-printed cases. The system was pwered externally and tested in practical envirnments.
One successful trial f the new apprach invlved underwater sea life mnitring, where the device autmatically
recrded and analyzed sea species. Tasks that nce required divers can nw be handled directly by the device
underwater.
These reused devices shw prmise in ther areas as well. Fr example, they culd be applied at bus stps t
mnitr passenger flw patterns and help urban planners adjust public transprtatin schedules and rutes. This
apprach nt nly reduces e-waste but als supprts sustainable digital slutins fr mdern cmmunities.
“This smart, green apprach rethinks ur thrwaway tech culture. Sustainability is nt just abut preserving
the future but als abut reimagining the present, turning yesterday’s devices int tmrrw’s slutins,” added
Ulrich, an Assciate Prfessr f Sftware Engineering. With minimal investment and creative thinking, utdated
technlgy can serve new purpses, cntributing t a greener digital sciety while effectively addressing the
grwing prblem f electrnic waste.
8. Which f the fllwing best describes the new apprach in paragraph 2?
A. Time-saving. B. Cst-effective C. User-friendly. D. Labr-intensive.
9. What was a successful applicatin f the new apprach?
A. Assisting divers in recrding sea animals. B. Prducing 3D-printed cases fr cean use
C. Mnitring underwater life independently. D. Supplying pwer t underwater equipment.
10. What can we infer abut the reused devices frm paragraph 4?
A. They predict the city traffic patterns. B. They infrm passengers f bus arrivals.
C. They help with smart city management D. They assess the wrk f urban planners.
11. Which can be a suitable title fr the text?
A. The Glbal Smartphne Waste Prblem B. A Green Slutin: Repurpsing Old Phnes
C. An Ec-Digital Guide: Electrnic Engineering D. The Sustainability f Smart City Develpment
【答案】8. B 9. C 10. C 11. B
D
In sme Western parts, children f healthy weight have lng becme the exceptin. Nw even in pr
cuntries, childhd besity (肥胖) is spreading faster than ever befre. The prblem is nt new: the percentage f
verweight children arund the wrld went up in the 1980s, as junk fd became a dietary staple. But the trend
tday is alarming. A reprt by UNICEF fund that the number f schl-aged children wh are bese is, fr the
first time, higher than thse wh d nt get enugh fd t stay healthy.
In Niue and the Ck Islands, nearly 40% f 5 — 19-year-lds are bese — the highest rates in the wrld.
The suth Pacific als has sme f the wrst adult besity rates, fueled by shifting diets and a culture that prizes
size. America ranks in the tp 20 cuntries fr childhd besity, with a rate f 20%. In Eurpe, Hungary leads
with 15%.
Pr cuntries are particularly ill-equipped t tackle this issue. Health systems there were built t fight hunger
nt besity. Many babies are brn underweight because f pr diets when their mthers are expecting them. That
alters their metablism (新陈代谢) and makes rapid weight gain and ther lng-term health prblems mre likely
in adulthd. In Suth America and parts f Africa and the Middle East, the share f verweight children is already
higher than in western Eurpe and is nearing the 45% seen in Nrth America.
The reasn is simple: cheap, heavily prcessed fds are dminating children’s diets wrldwide, crwding ut
fresh fruits, vegetables and prteins. A UNICEF survey f 20 lw- and middle-incme cuntries fund that mre
than half f babies aged 6 — 23 mnths in 13 cuntries had cnsumed sweet drinks r sugary fds the previus
day. Even in Britain many ready-t-eat baby fds marketed as healthy are far frm it. In cuntries with lax
regulatin, the meals are wrse. A study f hundreds f baby fds sld in seven Suth-East Asian cuntries fund
that half were ultra-prcessed. A third cntained additives that are nt permitted under the Cdex Alimentarius, the
UN’s fd-standards cde.
But changing diets is hard. Ultra-prcessed fds are abut 50% cheaper than fresh r minimally prcessed
fds, accrding t the UN’s reprt n fd systems. A glbal survey f schl meals in 2024 fund that 25% f
schls served prcessed meats, 21% served sweets, 19% served deep-fried fd and 14% prvided
sugar-sweetened drinks. Strnger rules that restrict the advertising and sales f unhealthy fds culd help. S
culd financial aid t make gd fd cheaper. What children eat early shapes their tastes fr life. Adult diets are
habits fixed in childhd. Once frmed, thse tastes are hard t shift.
12. The authr cites the specific besity rates f Niue and the Ck Islands, America, and Hungary in paragraph 2
primarily ________.
A. t argue that Eurpean plicies are the mst effective
B. t shw the prblem is glbal affecting diverse regins
C. t rank the ecnmic develpment levels f these places
D. t suggest the issue is mst severe in Pacific Island natins
13. Which f the fllwing is a majr cncern regarding childhd besity in pr cuntries accrding t the
passage?
A. Parents are nt aware f the risks f besity at all.
B. Children refuse t eat any fresh fruits r vegetables.
C. There is a cmplete lack f regulatins n fd advertising.
D. Health systems are nt designed t deal with such prblems.
14. Accrding t the passage, what makes ultra-prcessed fds s ppular wrldwide?
A. They taste better than fresh fd.
B. They are much cheaper than fresh fd.
C. They are mre nutritius than natural fd.
D. They are easier t ck at hme.
15. What is the main purpse f the passage?
A. T criticize the fd industry fr prmting unhealthy fds.
B. T recmmend specific lifestyle prgrams fr bese children.
C. T analyze the glbal trend and challenges f childhd besity.
D. T cmpare besity rates between develped and pr cuntries.
【答案】12. B 13. D 14. B 15. C
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。
Emtinal intelligence is ften spken abut as if it’s a mysterius quality yu either have r dn’t.
____16____ Of curse, develping emtinal intelligence isn’t an vernight achievement. It’s like learning t play
an instrument: at first yu may hit the wrng ntes, misunderstand the rhythm, r feel awkward. ____17____ Tune
in t yur inner signals.
Mst peple are vaguely (模糊地) aware f their emtinal state. Emtinal intelligence begins by refining
(提炼) this awareness int smething specific. Imagine yu’ve just been cut ff in traffic. Yur bdy tenses and yu
mutter under yur breath. In that mment, an emtinally intelligent apprach is t pause and silently name what
yu feel: “frustratin,” “a sense f disrespect.” ____18____ It shifts the experience frm a raw, autmatic reactin
int smething yu can bserve and handle.
Learn t pause befre respnding.
One f the greatest pwers emtinal intelligence ffers is the pause — the small gap between stimulus(刺激)
and respnse. ____19____ Withut it, yu’re a puppet (木偶) t whatever emtin shws up; with it, yu becme
the authr f yur actins.
T develp the pause, mindfulness meditatin is an effective training grund. Sitting quietly, fcusing n yur
breath, and nticing when yur mind wanders builds the ability t witness thughts and feelings withut
immediately acting n them.
____20____
Emtinal intelligence is nt just inward-lking. A cre skill is empathy. This requires careful bservatin f
tne f vice, facial expressins, and bdy language. A pwerful exercise is t spend a day paying attentin t
micr-expressins — thse quickly passing facial changes that ften reveal true feelings befre they’re masked. It
can help yu respnd in ways that make thers feel seen and understd.
A. Practice active listening skills.
B. Read the emtinal currents f thers.
C. But with practice, the music starts t flw naturally.
D. In that space lies yur ability t chse rather than react.
E. Simply naming an emtin has a calming effect n the brain.
F. See emtins nt as randm behavir but as infrmatin carriers.
G. In reality, it’s a living skill that yu can develp and sharpen ver time.
【答案】16. G 17. C 18. E 19. D 20. B
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)
McDnald’s in the Netherlands has launched a pineering advertising campaign. It uses smething that’s even
mre ____21____ than the glden arches.
Inspired by the easily recgnizable smell f the chain’s French fries, the brand set up the first billbard (广告
牌) where the smell becmes the ____22____. The three plain red r yellw billbards didn’t even have a lg but
still ____23____ t attract hungry custmers.
T passers-by, the huge billbards simply lked ____24____. Hwever, when they ____25____ within abut
15 feet f them, they were ____26____ by the smell f McDnald’s fries.
McDnald’s shared vide shws peple appraching the sign t ____27____ the smell. “Is it McDnald’s?”
asks ne f them, while a secnd says: “Fries?” A third then says: “I smell fries,” with a furth adding: “It smells
like a Happy Meal — McDnald’s?” and a fifth finally ____28____ shuts: “The French fries frm McDnald’s!”
Viewers were ____29____ with the idea, cmmenting: “Wish I had a McDnald’s Netherlands near me.”
Using sensrs and Wi-Fi cnnectivity, the billbards can ____30____ when smene is nearby and release
their smell accrdingly. This apprach ensures that the smell is always present. Being strategically ____31____
within 200 yards f restaurants, these billbards cleverly give fast fd fans the ____32____ they need t treat
themselves.
While this might seem like a gimmick (噱 头 ), there is gd reasn fr having custmers fllw their
____33____. “When it cmes t sparking (触发) clear and emtinal memries, smell has been prven t be mre
____34____ than images,” explained the chief marketing fficer f McDnald’s Netherlands. “With the inclusin
f this next sense in ur advertising, we’ve fund a new way t ____35____ peple f gd times at McDnald’s.”
21. A. memrable B. meaningful C. critical D. acceptable
22. A. prduct B. slgan C. practice D. advertisement
23. A. managed B. expected C. prmised D. ffered
24. A. flexible B. empty C. clean D. mdern
25. A. left B. wrked C. passed D. skipped
26. A. encuraged B. cnfused C. greeted D. mved
27. A. cpy B. imagine C. guess D. remember
28. A. carelessly B. cnfidently C. secretly D. suddenly
29. A. satisfied B. disappinted C. inspired D. impressed
30. A. tell B. investigate C. chart D. reprt
31. A. placed B. examined C. prtected D. cvered
32. A. supprt B. push C. faith D. pwer
33. A. trend B. nse C. preference D. stmach
34. A. reasnable B. serius C. effective D. interesting
35. A. persuade B. warn C. beg D. remind
【答案】21. A 22. D 23. A 24. B 25. C 26. C 27. C 28. B 29. D 30. A
31. A 32. B 33. B 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.
Virtual museums n lnger serve as backup ptins fr thse wh cannt travel. They ffer unique cultural
value n their wn.
Over the past decade, digitalizatin ____36____ (becme) a driving frce in redefining the museum
experience. With AI-pwered tls, museums are adpting a range f technlgies ____37____ (enhance)
accessibility and visitr engagement. Instead f staring at static (静止的) images, peple can interact with bjects
and explre rms ____38____ (clse) t the public in real life.
The value lies nt in cpying physical museums ____39____ in ffering what the physical wrld cannt.
Sme exhibits integrate animatin, audi, and centered interpretatin. Others recnstruct lst heritage r ffer
behind-the-scenes lks at preservatin.
A museum withut walls can adapt and respnd t cultural shifts with speed. Exhibits can g live.
____40____ (update) d nt take mnths. The audience becmes part f the experience, nt a silent ____41____
(bserve). All f these are pssible because f systems built t recreate, rganize, and present knwledge in new
ways. Each f these systems plays a different rle. Tgether, they change ____42____ peple access histry.
As we lk ahead, museums, by embracing bth digital transfrmatin and cultural stewardship (守护), have
____43____ unique pprtunity t becme mre inclusive, engaging, and ____44____ (sustain) than ever befre.
With innvatin _____45_____ the heart f the museum experience, the pssibilities are limitless — and the next
chapter f museum evlutin is just beginning.
【答案】36. has becme
37. t enhance
38. clsed 39. but
40. Updates
41. bserver
42. hw 43. a
44. sustainable
45. at
第四部分 写作(共两节，满分 40 分)
第一节 (满分 15 分)
46. 假定你是李华，你的英国笔友 Tm 来信询问你的寒假生活。在刚刚过去的寒假中，你经历了许多新鲜
有趣的事情。请你给他回一封邮件，分享一件你的“寒假新鲜事”。
内容包括：
1. 介绍你的“寒假新鲜事”；
2. 分享你的感受；
3. 询问对方的新鲜事。
注意：
1. 词数 80 左右；
2. 可以适当增加细节，以使行文连贯；
3. 开头和结尾已为你写好，不计入总词数。
Dear Tm,
Hw is everything ging?
____________________________________________________________________________________________
____________________________________________________________________________________________
____________________________________________________________________________________________
____________________________________________________________________________________________
____________
Yurs,
Li Hua
【答案】One pssible versin:
Dear Tm,
Hw is everything ging? Winter vacatin has just ended, and I’m eager t share my special hliday
experience.
The mst exciting news is that I traveled t Harbin with my family! The Ice and Snw Wrld’s ice sculptures
were breathtaking. We als tried lcal specialties like Harbin sausages and Russian-style bread, which were
abslutely delicius. Experiencing temperatures f minus 20 degrees Celsius was a fresh challenge fr me as a
sutherner.
This trip bradened my hrizns and taught me that leaving my cmfrt zne brings surprises. I nw feel
braver t explre the unknwn. Have yu dne anything exciting during yur break? Lking frward t yur reply.
Yurs,
Li Hua
第二节(满分 25 分)
47. 阅读下列材料，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。
It all began at my lcal Prtland airprt as I was checking in fr my flight fr Salt Lake City. Panic hit: my
suitcase was still at hme. It held everything fr a week-lng cnference in Utah: my tailred suit, a flder f
printed presentatins, even the nvel I planned t finally read n the flight. With n time t turn back, I called my
wife, wh prmised t send it n the next flight. An agent reassured me that it wuld reach my htel by evening.
Armed with that prmise, I barded, unaware f the incredible jurney that awaited my suitcase.
That night at my htel, n suitcase arrived. I called Delta Airlines and Peter, a baggage service agent,
infrmed me that the cnnecting flight had been canceled. “Dn’t wrry. It’ll be n the first flight tmrrw and
delivered t yur htel by 9 a.m.” he prmised.
The next mrning at 9 a.m. nthing. I called Delta again, my vice shaking ver the phne. “Where’s my
bag?” Peter respnded calmly, “Can yu make it thrugh tday?” “But I need the staff in my bag!” Peter explained
that withut a baggage ticket number, tracking was difficult, but he wuld keep trying. Frustrated, I washed my
nly shirt in the washbwl, hung it near the heater, and hped it wuld dry up fr the cnference in the afternn.
By nn, Peter called. His vice aplgetic and sympathetic, he tld me that there had been a mistake and nw
my suitcase was traveling t New Yrk’s LaGuardia Airprt. “All yu can d is fcus n tday”, he advised, trying
t ease my anger and anxiety, “Just take it as a light travel”. Just then, a well-dressed stranger apprached me. T
my astnishment, he reached int his wn carry-n and pulled ut a neatly flded new shirt and a pair f scks.
“Traveling Light?” he smiled, his eyes twinkling with understanding. As he ffered them t me, I mumbled thanks,
verwhelmed with a blend f embarrassment and gratitude.
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Peter’s advice, paired with the stranger’s kindness, kept me ging thrugh that week.
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A week later, at Salt Lake Airprt in Utah, I sptted my dusty bag n the cnveyr belt (传送带).
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【答案】参考范文：
Paragraph 1
Peter’s advice, paired with the stranger’s kindness, kept me ging thrugh that week. I attended the cnference in
the shirt frm the kind stranger, intrducing myself nt with my title, but with my stry f the lst suitcase. T my
surprise, the shared laughter ver my predicament brke the ice faster than any business card. Withut my prepared
ntes, I listened mre intently; withut the tailred suit, I spke mre freely. The “essentials” I had packed nw
seemed like layers f armr I n lnger needed. Peter’s wrds had evlved frm a mere cnslatin int a
philsphy: by letting g f what was missing, I had unexpectedly made rm fr genuine cnnectin in the
present. (102)
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A week later, at Salt Lake City Airprt, I sptted my dusty bag n the cnveyr belt. After cuntless phne calls
with Peter t check n it, I finally watched it g arund, like a lng lst friend. As I hugged it, I realized that the
true jurney wasn’t the bag’s detur t New Yrk, but my wn path t realizing that everything I truly needed—
resilience, adaptability, and the kindness f strangers—had never been packed in it at all. “Culd I call yu again?”
I asked Peter. “As lng as yu fly Delta,” he laughed happily, “if yu travel light.” Back hme, I unpacked.
Everything was there, even the nvel I’d anyway failed t finish. But the next trip, I chse t pack less—just ne