广西玉林市九校2025-2026学年高一下学期期中质量监测英语试卷（Word版附答案）含听力音频

这是一份广西玉林市九校2025-2026学年高一下学期期中质量监测英语试卷（Word版附答案）含听力音频，共6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． What will Susan d next?
A．Give directins.B．Buy a bk.C．G t the bank.
2． When will the speakers meet?
A．At 2:00 pm.B．At 3:00 pm.C．At 5:00 pm.
3． Hw des the man prbably feel nw?
A．Excited.B．Disappinted.C．Srry.
4． Where are prbably the speakers?
A．At hme.B．On a farm.C．In a supermarket.
5． What are the speakers mainly talking abut?
A．The new schl curse.B．The wman’s schl life.C．A cking class.
听下面一段对话，回答以下小题。
6．What are the speakers ding?
A．Taking a city tur.B．Ding sme shpping.C．Ordering fd.
7．What will the speakers have fr dinner?
A．Rast prk.B．Fried rice.C．Fresh vegetables.
听下面一段对话，回答以下小题。
8．What is Andrea’s hbby?
A．Teaching gardening.B．Visiting farms.C．Grwing fd
9．Why did Andrea g t rural Vermnt?
A．T express thanks t a neighbr.
B．T grw plants in a garden.
C．T d sme farm wrk.
听下面一段对话，回答以下小题。
10．What is the maximum distance f the cycling trip this year?
A．15 kilmeters.B．20 kilmeters.C．25 kilmeters.
11．What d cyclists need t pay fr?
A．The trip itself.B．The fd.C．The bicycle rental.
12．What will the wman d tmrrw?
A．Prepare fr the cycling trip.B．G t brrw a Blue Bike.C．Invite her friend t jin the trip.
听下面一段对话，回答以下小题。
13．Wh des Tm d envirnmental prtectin activities with?
A．His family.B．His friends.C．His classmates.
14．What did Tm and Alex d last week?
A．They cllected plastic trash.B．They planted sme trees.C．They made bird feeders.
15．What d Tm’s parents ask him t d?
A．Take prper safety measures.
B．Balance his activities and studies.
C．Learn mre abut the envirnment.
16．What is Miss Green?
A．A cmmunity wrker.B．A reprter.C．A teacher.
听下面一段独白，回答以下小题。
17．What d we knw abut Rhan?
A．He suffered a fire.B．He was seriusly hurt.C．He lst a valuable bk.
18．Why did Rhan start the prject?
A．T help kids affected by the fire.
B．T raise sme mney fr the pr.
C．T rebuild the destryed buildings.
19．What des Rhan say abut his prject?
A．It’s hard.B．It’s fruitless.C．It’s rewarding.
20．Why des Rhan give the talk?
A．T share his persnal stry.
B．T call n thers t jin the prject.
C．T encurage kids t d much reading.
二、阅读理解
Mst peple agree that eating healthy fd is imprtant. But smetimes making gd fd chices can be difficult. Nw，there are apps that can help peple learn abut the fd they eat t imprve their health and their dining ut experience.
Open Table app
Open Table app helps peple chse restaurants when they want t g ut t eat. It is a free service that shws users restaurants available based n where and when they want t dine. It gives users pints when they make reservatins(预定) ，which can add up t discunts n restaurant visits.
Max McCalman's Cheese&Wine Pairing app
Wine and cheese can be a great cmbinatin. But which wines g best with which cheeses? Max Me Calman's Cheese&Wine Pairing app can help. It prvides infrmatin abut hundreds f different cheeses and suggests wines t pair with each. Max McCalman's Cheese&Wine
Pairing app is free.
HappyCw app
Vegetarians d nt eat animal meat. Vegans d nt eat any animal prducts. The HappyCw app is made fr bth grups. Users can search fr vegetarian-vegan restaurants and stres arund the wrld.
LcalEats app
Restaurant chains, like McDnalds，can be fund almst anywhere a persn might travel. But smetimes travelers want t eat like lcals. The LcalEats app is designed fr that. It can help yu find lcal restaurants in majr cities in the US and in ther cuntries. It csts abut a dllar.
Where Chefs Eat app
“Where Chefs Eat” is a 975-page bk. Mst peple wuld nt want t carry that arund. But there is a much lighter app versin f the same name fr just$15. Six hundred chefs prvide infrmatin n 3,000 restaurants arund the wrld n the Where Chefs Eat app.
21．What d the first tw apps have in cmmn?
A．They are bth free f charge.
B．Discunts are prvided n bth.
C．Best wines can be reserved n bth.
D．They tell yu where t have the best fd.
22．Wh is HappyCw app prbably designed fr?
A．Friends drinking wines tgether.B．Chefs enjying meat very much.
C．Peple wh dn’t like eating meat.D．Thse ften eating in a restaurant.
23．Where can we mst likely see the text?
A．On a turism guide.
B．In a cellphne applicatin intrductin.
C．In a students' textbk.
D．On a scientific discvery TV prgram.
Mving t the United Kingdm is rarely what the mvies shw. Red telephne bxes and gentlemen in lng cats sund rmantic — until yu g thrugh the reality. After spending ver a year here, I’ve fund that living in Britain is a slw but deeply inspiring experience.
The first thing that cnfirms itself t yu is the weather. A cntinuus light rain keeps yu cmpany fr weeks. The sky never quite clears, and darkness falls by mid-afternn in winter. Residents dn’t bther with umbrellas; they wear waterprf jackets and simply carry n.
Then there’s the famus British pliteness. Peple say “srry” if yu bump int them and thank the bus driver. But this warmth is a perfrmance f gd manners, nt an invitatin t friendship. Yu can chat with a neighbur fr twenty minutes and still never learn their name. The British prtect their privacy like a frtress, and crssing that bundary feels rude.
The systems here wrk — slwly, but they wrk. The NHS (英国国家医疗服务体系) prvides cnvenient access t healthcare, thugh getting an appintment can take weeks. Bank accunts, tax numbers, and husing permits all require patience. As ne friend put it, “Everything in Britain requires a queue — even getting sick.”
But ver time, yu start appreciating its quiet rhythms. Yu learn t enjy walks by yurself alng the landscape, t find cmfrt in a prper cup f tea, and t value small mments f genuine warmth.
Living in the UK wn’t hand yu a fairytale. But it will teach yu patience and strength. And perhaps that’s the real benefit f life abrad — nt discvering a perfect place, but building a strnger versin f yurself within an imperfect ne.
24．What d British residents typically d in the rain?
A．They always carry an umbrella.B．They stay indrs all day lng.
C．They wear waterprf clthing.D．They cmplain abut the weather.
25．What can be inferred abut British pliteness?
A．Neighburs are invited hme ften.B．Clse friendships frm very quickly.
C．Pliteness shws deep friendship.D．Peple keep a private distance.
26．The authr mentins the British Natinal Health Service (NHS) mainly t ______.
A．Praise its excellent medical servicesB．Criticize its slw appintment system
C．Suggest using private healthcare insteadD．Prve that systems wrk despite delays
27．Which f the fllwing best describes the authr’s attitude tward living in the UK?
A．Disappinted and regretful.B．Angry and critical
C．Psitive and appreciative.D．Indifferent and uncncerned.
In an exhibitin hall in Chengdu, suthwest China, Gregry Cattin, a Frenchman with lts f experience in the beverage (饮料) industry, tasted a cup f lng (乌龙茶), his expressin shwing delight.
“This is nt just tea; it’s an innvatin,” he said. Cattin has been in the glbal markets fr 30 years. Nw, he is ne f many internatinal buyers attracted by Chinese tea culture. He came t Chengdu fr the 112th China Fd and Drinks Fair. He said, “I came t seek ut gd brands and prducts, hping t establish partnerships.”
Cattin’s jurney reflects a brader change. As Chinese chains expand glbally, like ChaPanda in Melburne and Barcelna, and HEYTEA in Lndn and New Yrk, they’re nt just selling drinks—they’re reshaping glbal beverage market. ChaPanda has sld ver 140,000 cups f its ppular drink “Yangzhiganlu” (mang pmel sag) verseas. Sme tea stres in the Nrth American market can make as much as 7,000 U. S. dllars a day.
The secret t their success lies in lcal adaptatin. In Barcelna, ChaPanda’s matcha brwn sugar pearl milk tea became an instant hit, while in Kuala Lumpur, the rich milky-flavred tea suits lcal preferences. “It’s abut hnring lcal tastes while keeping ur Chinese sul,” said Wang Huan, head f ChaPanda’s glbal peratins.
The creativity ges beynd taste. HEYTEA’s New Yrk Lab decrates the stre with bambs, making it a cultural place. Special-release drinks with Peking pera r ancient Chinese legend designs turn each rder int a strytelling time.
As Cattin tried t make deals t bring these teas t Eurpe, he said, “China didn’t just invent tea; they’ve reimagined it fr the wrld.” The glbal new-style tea market is grwing fast, and Chinese tea culture is becming mre and mre ppular arund the wrld.
28．Why did Gregry Cattin cme t Chengdu?
A．T find gd tea brands and prducts.B．T visit famus tea markets in Sichuan.
C．T experience the histry f Chinese tea.D．T participate in a tea-making cmpetitin.
29．Hw des the authr prve the success f Chinese tea chains verseas in Paragraph 3?
A．By quting Cattin.B．By prviding data.
C．By giving a definitin.D．By making cmparisns.
30．What makes Chinese tea chains successful verseas?
A．Diversifying tea flavrs abrad.
B．Opening mre branches abrad.
C．Offering lwer prices cmpared t lcal cmpetitrs.
D．Cmbining Chinese traditins with lcal preferences.
31．What is the best title fr the passage?
A．Lcal Adaptatin f Chinese TeaB．The Glbal Spread f Chinese Tea
C．A Frenchman’s Tea Jurney in ChengduD．The Charm f Traditinal Chinese Tea Culture
Tday, friendships can develp between peple frm different cuntries r even different time znes. Scial media and nline platfrms (平台) help peple stay cnnected, n matter where they are. Hwever, this cnvenience als has dwnsides. Traditinal friendships usually grw frm spending time tgether in persn, having deep talks, r sharing imprtant experiences. But nwadays nline friendships ften depend n shrt messages, funny pictures (like memes), r quick cmments, which dn’t create the same strng bnd.
When we chat nline, we miss imprtant emtinal signals such as tne f vice, facial expressins, and bdy language. Psychlgist Albert Mehrabian fund that these nnverbal signals make up abut 70% f a cnversatin’s emtinal meaning. While emjis (表情符号) and GIFs help fill the gaps, they’re nt enugh. Dr. Susan Pinker, a researcher, says that digital friendships can feel shallw because peple tend t fcus n infrmatin sharing rather than the expressin f true feelings.
Meeting friends in persn actually makes ur brains release dpamine (多巴胺), a chemical that makes us feel happy. Studies shw that peple wh see their friends’ scial media psts get 50% less dpamine than thse wh meet face-t-face. That’s why nline interactins can leave us feeling mre tired than satisfied.
But we dn’t have t give up nline friendships entirely — we can make them mre meaningful. One idea is using virtual (虚拟的) characters that imitate real-life gestures and expressins. Anther trend is “Screen-free Saturdays”, where peple take a break frm digital devices t fcus n real-wrld cnnectins. Sme friendships, like thse amng nline games, even cmbine bth nline and ffline interactins — they play games tgether virtually and als meet in persn when pssible.
32．Hw are nline friendships different frm traditinal nes?
A．Online friendships invlve deeper emtinal cnnectins.
B．Traditinal friendships can better cnnect peple glbally.
C．Online friendships are based n relatively surface-level cmmunicatins.
D．Traditinal friendships dn’t invlve as much fun as nline friendships.
33．What des the phrase “the gaps” underlined in paragraph 2 refer t?
A．Lack f knwledge abut digital platfrms.B．Missing emtinal signals f emjis and GIFs.
C．Lack f respnse time during cmmunicatin.D．Missing emtinal depth in digital cnversatins.
34．Why d peple feel mre tired than satisfied after nline interactins.
A．Because peple dn’t share true feelings in nline interactins.
B．Because nline interactins require mre energy and brain wrk.
C．Because nline interactins prduce less jy-bringing dpamine.
D．Because peple never take breaks frm digital devices when interacting nline.
35．What is the last paragraph mainly abut?
A．The effect f face-t-face meeting n friendships.
B．Ways t imprve the quality f nline friendships.
C．The decline f traditinal friendships in the digital age.
D．Ways t strengthen traditinal friendships in the digital age.
While AI tls can be helpful in ur persnal and prfessinal lives, they can als be used against us. 36 Here are fur specific tips fr yu t prtect yurself against scams (诈骗) in general.
Dn’t trust the vice easily. AI-clned vice scams are n the rise. Family emergency scams invlve calling a target, creating an extreme sense f urgency by pretending t be a lved ne in distress, and asking fr mney t get them ut f a bad situatin. 37 If smene calls claiming t be in truble, ask fr the cde wrd and then hang up and call their real number back t check.
Learn t reduce yur digital ftprint. Leaving yur scial media prfiles public makes it easier fr scammers t get a better picture f wh yu are, and they can use that against yu. 38
Carefully check the web address. AI can be used by scammers t make fake (假的) websites that seem real. Scammers have als been reprted t use AI-pwered chatbts in these websites in an effrt t urge peple t click n illegal links. 39 Make sure that yu’re n a trusted site which nrmally starts with https: //.
40 AI tls have been used t create phts r vides f famus peple t trick yu int spending mney. When it cmes t creating phts, AI generatrs can struggle with creating realistic hands, teeth and accessries like glasses and jewelry. They ften lack subtle bdy mvements that real peple make.
A．Remember that images may lie.
B．Create a cde wrd with yur lved nes.
C．Dn’t be cheated by a scam made with AI tls.
D．Limit what persnal infrmatin yu share publicly.
E．Never trust any phne calls frm unknwn numbers.
F．Always check payment requests thrugh varius surces.
G．S it is suggested that yu shuld always check yur Internet Explrer windw.
三、完形填空
Frm my early childhd, my mther helped me develp a lve fr animals. When she fund that I, at 18 mnths ld, had taken a handful f earthwrms (蚯蚓) t bed, she didn’t 41 me. Instead, she gently tld me they wuld die withut 42 . I immediately 43 them up and carefully tk them back t the garden.
Years later, when the authrities in Tanzania 44 t allw me, a yung English girl , t g alne int the frests f Gmbe Natinal Park in Tanzania, East Africa, t watch chimpanzees (黑猩猩), my mther, Vanne, vlunteered t accmpany me. S, fr ver 40 years, I have lived amng the chimpanzees in Gmbe. I have 45 them fr hurs each day and written dwn their 46 in ntebks. There, I first 47 an adult male chimpanzee, named David Greybeard. He 48 branches, tk ff the leaves t make tls, and then used these tls t 49 ants frm their undergrund nests fr fd. I als learned that chimpanzees are hunters and they share their 50 with each ther.
In recent years, I have been wrried abut the harm humans have dne t 51 wrld, S I have turned my effrts t wildlife 52 and the envirnment, I 53 arund the wrld t wrk fr cnservatin. Peple ften ask me, “After seeing what we have dne t the wrld and the living things n it, hw d yu keep ding this wrk?” At such times, I 54 my mther and remembered her cnstant encuragement and 55 .
41．A．admireB．lectureC．encurageD．praise
42．A．lightB．dustC．earthD．leaves
43．A．putB．madeC．gaveD．gathered
44．A．refusedB．drewC．describedD．bserved
45．A．revisedB．masteredC．trainedD．studied
46．A．behavirsB．surcesC．expressinsD．persnalities
47．A．searchedB．nticedC．examinedD．recgnized
48．A．packedB．threwC．pickedD．kncked
49．A．feedB．catchC．requestD．avid
50．A．nestB．fieldC．killD．tl
51．A．naturalB．ecnmicC．uniqueD．mdern
52．A．preferenceB．prtectinC．safetyD．cncentratin
53．A．explreB．visitC．transprtD．travel
54．A．wrked utB．wrried abutC．thught fD．dreamed f
55．A．cmfrtB．cnfidenceC．determinatinD．supprt
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。
Sanyuesan, als knwn 56 the Third-Day Festival in March, is a famus traditinal festival f the Zhuang and ther ethnic grups in Guangxi. It is ne f China’s 57 (natin) intangible cultural heritages, with rich cultural 58 (traditin).
The festival 59 (influence) by the ancient Shangsi Festival fr thusands f years. It falls n the third day f the third lunar mnth, a day fr peple 60 (g) ut t enjy spring and wrship ancestrs.
Peple hld a great many interesting activities. Yung men and wmen sing flk sngs face t face t shw their affectin. They make five-clred glutinus rice 61 (prcess) with natural plants, 62 stands fr gd harvest and gd luck. Besides, peple dress 63 (bright) in traditinal cstumes and share the special fd with family and friends. They als take part in activities such as grabbing flwer cannns and 64 (thrw) embridered balls. The lively perfrmances are 65 big hit amng turists.
五、书信写作
66．假定你是李华，你校英语报正在开展“我的音乐伙伴”征文活动，请你根据自身经历，写一篇短文投稿，内容包括：
1.你喜欢的音乐类型及原因；
2.这首/这类音乐对你的具体影响（如学习，情绪上）
3.谈谈音乐能给校园生活带来哪些好处。
注意：
1.词数80左右；
2.可适当增加细节，以使行文连贯。
My Music Partner
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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。
Kenzie walked hme frm the bus stp. She really missed her best friend Hlly, wh was at hme recvering frm surgery and was ging t stay hme frm schl fr the next tw weeks!
“When my mm was in the hspital after my baby brther Nathan was brn, peple brught her gifts,” thught Kenzie. “I shuld bring a gift t Hlly!” S, Kenzie planned t visit Hlly after schl next Friday. Hwever, Kenzie was lst in thught. She wanted t give Hlly smething meaningful and special. But her family was saving mney fr a new car, and she knew it wasn’t the time t spend a lt f mney. Arriving hme, Kenzie sank int the sfa. Later, while her mther prepared dinner, Kenzie tld her abut Hlly and the gift thing, adding that she hped t prepare smething meaningful and special. She wndered hw she culd d that withut a lt f mney.
“I knw yu can d it. Yu’re creative,” encuraged Mm.“Yu dn’t need t spend a lt f mney t shw yur care.” Kenzie ndded thughtfully, her mind racing t find a pssible slutin.
The next Mnday, Kenzie and her brther Nathan had dentist appintments. They pened their gdy bags (小礼品袋) frm their cnsiderate dentist n the way hme.Inside were the usual tthbrush and tthpaste alng with a few ther meaningful and special things including super cute phts f their first dental experience, hand-made tys and cards. Nathan said it was fun t find these little surprises. Suddenly, she realized Nathan had just given her an idea fr Hlly’s gift. She wuld make little things that wuld be special and meaningful t Hlly. Over the next few days, she thught hard abut her plan.
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。
“What surprises shuld be in my gdy bag fr Hlly?” Kenzie thught t herself.
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On that Friday, Kenzie visited Hlly with her gift.
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参考答案
1．A
【原文】M: Susan, d yu knw if there’s a bkstre nearby?
W: Yes. It is n the third flr f the shpping mall. The shpping mall is n the left side f the bank. Let me shw yu there.
M: Great! Thanks.
2．C
【原文】W: Mike, culd yu play basketball with me at three ’clck this afternn?
M: It’ll be t ht then. What abut tw hurs later?
W: OK. See yu then.
3．B
【原文】M: What bk are yu reading nw?
W: The Kite Runner.
M: I’ve heard that’s a great bk. It has been translated int mre than 70 languages. Can I brrw it after yu finish it?
W: I’m srry. But Lily asked t brrw it befre yu did.
4．C
【原文】W: Hi, there! Culd yu tell me where the dairy aisle is?
M: Sure, it’s just dwn that way, n yur left. Yu’ll see signs fr milk abve the shelves.
W: Great, thank yu! I want t get sme almnd milk t make milk tea.
5．A
【原文】W: Did yu knw China’s new curriculum nw fcuses n practical life skills?
M: Really? What kind f skills?
W: Well, when the bell rings, students dn’t just sit in the classrm. They head t the garden r the kitchen instead!
6．A 7．B
【原文】W: I’m really hungry nw! We’ve been walking arund all day t explre the amazing histrical sites here in Beijing. What shuld we have fr dinner? D yu have any recmmendatin?
M: Yeah. Have yu tried Chinese fried rice? My friend tk me t try it, and it was very delicius!
W: Fried rice? It sunds t plain. I want t try smething special.
M: Trust me. This isn’t rdinary fried rice. The ne here has delicius prk, shrimp, and fresh vegetables. The sy sauce gives it an amazing flavr.
W: That actually sunds gd. Okay, let’s g then!
8．C 9．C
【原文】W: Hi, Andrea! I’ve been thinking abut hbbies lately. What d yu like ding in yur free time?
M: I lve grwing fd. I’ve been ding it in my free time since I was 9. S far I’ve been ding this fr seven years.
W: That’s unique! Hw did yu get interested in it?
M: I grew up in Bethesda, where there were few farms, but every summer we went t rural Vermnt. I wrked in a neighbr’s fields there.
W: D yu still grw fd nw?
M: Yes! It’s my passin. I have a small hme garden.
W: Impressive! Maybe yu can teach me smeday.
M: Sure thing!
10．B 11．B 12．A
【原文】W: Hell, I’m calling t ask abut the cycling trip. First, culd yu tell me hw lng the trips usually last?
M: Each trip takes abut three hurs and cvers 15 t 20 kilmeters. Our previus cycling trips were 25 kilmeters, but we’ve shrtened the distance this year.
W: I see. Where des the trip start?
M: The meeting pint is at Blue Bike at Railway Statin Leuven, frm 1:30 pm t 4:30 pm.
W: Is there a cst fr the trip?
M: The trip itself is free. Yu just need t pay fr yur drinks and snacks during the jurney.
W: That’s perfect. What if I dn’t have a bike?
M: Dn’t wrry. Yu can brrw a Blue Bike fr free.
W: Great! When are the trips held in the first semester?
M: This Friday.
W: Great! That’s the day after tmrrw. I’ll take part in it. And I’ll have a whle day tmrrw t get ready fr the trip.
13．A 14．C 15．B 16．C
【原文】W: Hi, Tm, I heard yu and yur brther Alex are dedicated t envirnmental prtectin activities. What have yu been ding t help the planet?
M: Hi, Miss Green! First, we usually plant trees n wildlands. Trees can make the air fresh and prvide hmes fr animals.
W: That’s amazing! What else?
M: We als jined a beach cleanup. There was s much plastic trash. We cllected five big bags!
W: Well dne! That really helps sea animals. Any ther ec-friendly actins?
M: Yes. Last week, I made bird feeders with Alex frm ld milk cartns. We hung them in ur garden, and nw many birds cme t eat.
W: Thse are all wnderful effrts! Yu’re truly making a difference. I’m prud f yu. Yur parents must really supprt yu, right?
M: Sure. They are always behind us, but they require us t manage ur time prperly t ensure that bth activities and studies are nt neglected.
W: Tm, culd yu share yur stry with my class next week? Yur stry can encurage thers t fllw yur example.
M: Sure. I’d lve t d that.
17．A 18．A 19．C 20．B
【原文】M: Hi, everyne. I’m Rhan. A few weeks ag, a terrible wildfire burned many places in ur city. It destryed ver 16,000 buildings, including many schls and huses. Sadly, my family lst ur hme, and I lst my belved bk cllectin that I had spent years building. I felt as if a part f me was gne, and I was heartbrken. Then I started t think abut ther kids wh had gne thrugh the same thing. Hw sad they must be! That’s when I decided t take actin. I started a prject called “Reading Amng Ruins”. In just the first mnth, we gave away ver 1,000 bks t yung fire victims. I still remember my friend Asher’s face lighting up when he received bks frm his favrite authr, Stuart Gibbs. His smile made all the hard wrk wrthwhile. Nw, I’m asking fr yur help. If yu have extra bks n yur shelves that yu n lnger read, please dnate them. Let’s wrk tgether and make a real difference.
41．B 42．C 43．D 44．A 45．D 46．A 47．B 48．C 49．B 50．C 51．A 52．B 53．D 54．C 55．D
56．as 57．natinal 58．traditins 59．has been influenced 60．t g 61．prcessed 62．which 63．brightly 64．thrwing 65．a
66．例文
My Music Partner
As a senir ne student, light pp is my favrite type f music. It is nt nisy at all, with gentle rhythms and psitive lyrics that can help me relax and ease my tiredness after a whle day f busy study.
When I cme acrss difficulties in my lessns r feel upset, I always turn t light pp. It nt nly calms me dwn quickly but als gives me curage t keep mving frward, and helps me regain fcus n study after a shrt break.
Music is an imprtant part f ur campus life, bringing varius benefits t us students. It can relieve ur study pressure, enrich ur after-class life and help us prmte friendship by sharing ur favrite sngs.
67．【参考范文】
“What surprises shuld be in my gdy bag fr Hlly?” Kenzie thught t herself. She sat at her desk, surrunded by clrful paper, stickers, and pencils, eager t fill the bag with her sincere lve. She firstly drew a lvely card decrated with tiny hearts and smiling sunflwers, inside which she wrte dwn all their sweetest and mst unfrgettable schl memries. Recalling what her mther nce had tld her, she als made a bunch f delicate paper flwers, clring them lively and vivid t add warmth and jy. Every single gift was made with great care. Kenzie truly hped these meaningful and special surprises wuld remind Hlly hw deeply she was cherished and missed.题号
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A
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B
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B
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