上海市华东师范大学第二附属中学闵行紫竹分校2023-2024学年高二下学期3月月考英语试题(无答案)

这是一份上海市华东师范大学第二附属中学闵行紫竹分校2023-2024学年高二下学期3月月考英语试题(无答案)，共10页。
Ⅰ．Listening Cmprehensin
Sectin A
Directins: In Sectin A, yu will hear ten shrt cnversatins between tw speakers. At the end f each cnversatin, a questin will be asked abut what was said. The cnversatins and the questins will be spken nly nce. After yu hear a cnversatin and the questin abut it read the fur pssible answers n yur paper, and decide which ne is the best answer t the questin yu have heard.
1．A．Nt play cmputer games.B．Finish the schl prject.
C．Nt turn n the cmputer.D．Wait fr the wman t arrive.
2．A．Read an article fr the prject.B．Read all the articles related.
C．Wrk n the prject alne.D．Fcus n ne science thery.
3．A．The weather.B．The tiring trip.C．The scenery.D．The air pllutin.
4．A．At an airprt.B．On a plane.C．In a restaurant.D．At an exhibitin.
5．A．1:00.B．3:00.C．4:00.D．5:00.
6．A．The wman made a jke f Tm.B．Tm was hpelessly pr at maths.
C．The man culdn’t believe the news.D．Tm caught a student cheating.
7．A．He has already given up eating salt.B．He plans t cntrl bld pressure.
C．He may die sn if he eats salt.D．He says gdbye t the wman.
8．A．The wman feels srry fr being t late.B．The man can’t g t the shw tmrrw.
C．They can enjy t the shw tnight.D．The shw will be held mre than nce.
9．A．He wants t brrw a guidebk.B．He asks the wman t buy the bk.
C．He can’t affrd a bk frm the library.D．He brrws a bk frm the wman.
10．A．She will be busy in the afternn.B．She desn’t enjy wrking with the man.
C．She wants t wrk n the reprt nce again.D．She desn’t find it necessary t revise the reprt.
Sectin B
Directins: In Sectin B, yu will hear tw shrt passages and ne lnger cnversatin, and yu will be asked several questins n each f the passages and the cnversatin. The passages and the cnversatin will be read twice, but the questins will be spken nly nce. When yu hear a questin, read the fur pssible answers n yur paper and decide which ne wuld be the best answer t the questin yu have heard.
Questins 11 thrugh 14 are based n the fllwing cnversatin.
11．A．T many planes taking ff and landing at the same time.
B．T many passengers waiting t bard the aircraft.
C．T many bags and cases that need lading int planes.
D．T many cmplaints abut plane tickets being ver sld.
12．A．Ask fr mre cash t make up fr lst time.B．Chse the free-trip ticket ver cash.
C．Cnsult their family befre they decide.D．Guarantee their seats n the next flight.
13．A．Over-bking.B．Special fare systems.C．Business flight.D．Hliday discunts.
14．A．G t thse less busy airprts.B．Eat enugh fd befre barding.
C．Make clear why yur flight is delayed.D．Vlunteer fr the next flight fr a better seat.
Questins 15 thrugh 17 are based n the fllwing passage.
15．A．It is a rare cnditin fr human beings.B．It is the result f the bdy’s lack f heat.
C．It is nt a fatal cnditin even if nt fund early.D．It is nt bvius as the patient shws few signs.
16．A．Wearing a bat, a scarf and a pair f glves is imprtant.
B．It’s essential t have all the clthes stay as dry as pssible.
C．Sweating after t much labur is dangerus in the cld seasns.
D．Tw layers f light clthes are better than ne layer f heavy clthing.
17．A．It brings warmth by hlding heat inside bdies.
B．It is a fun way t lwer the bdy’s temperature.
C．It makes the human bdy less able t hld heat.
D．It increases the risk f falling r hurting neself.
Questins 18 thrugh 20 are based n the fllwing passage.
18．A．T demnstrate hw much they missed their hme cuntry.
B．T indicate their lyalty t the Rman Cathlic religin.
C．T shw that they were prud f their natinal culture.
D．T prtest against their lw scial status in America.
19．A．Festive fd and drink.B．The wearing f the green.
C．Irish parades and music.D．A plitical statement.
20．A．It’s the clr f the wild fields in Ireland.
B．It’s the sle clur f the Irish natinal flag.
C．It’s the riginal clur assciated with St. Patrick’s Day.
D．It’s replaced by blue in celebratin frm the 17th century.
Ⅱ．Grammar and vcabulary
Sectin A
Directins: After reading the passage belw, fill in the blanks t make the passage cherent and grammatically crrect. Fr the blanks with a given wrd, fill in each blank with the prper frm f the given wrd; fr the ther blanks, use ne wrd that best fits each blank.
Medieval （中世纪的） manners
While I was grwing up, “keep yur elbws （肘） f the table” was a cmmn remark at dinner time. But, as I learned in ur recent pdcast episde with medieval histrian and authr Cybulskie, such remarks have a lng histry — (21)______ (date) all the way back t the Middle Ages.
In the medieval perid, manners prved mre imprtant than tday and (22)______ (prize) particularly by scial climbers, because a firm grasp f manners was a way f standing ut frm the crwd: “It shwed yu were wrldly and educated, and ready t hang ut with the mst imprtant peple f the day.”
But what wuld have ingratiated （讨好） yu with a medieval hst, and what kinds f scial faux pas （失礼） wuld have ensured (23)______ yu were never invited back? Practising gd hygiene was key, particularly when it came t the dinner table. In this era, dining was a much (24)______ (intimate) experience, accrding t Cybulskie, than it is tday. When sharing a meal with a dining partner, yu wuld als be sharing cups and plates.
“Dn’t blw yur nse at the table, r wipe yur face n the tableclth,” Cybulskie advised. As well as listing sme behaviur (25)______ (avid), Cybulskie shared tips n hw t be an attentive dining partner. “Yu wuld want t give the best prtins f fd t yur partner at the table,” she said, “and make sure they were cmfrtable and well taken care f.”
Such scial cdes were set ut in handbks at the time, ne f (26)______ The Bk f the Civilised Man, written in the early 14th century, was aimed at bys and yung men — and, with advice (27)______ (tailr) t this audience, warned its yung readers against “making bdily functin jkes at the table”.
Scial cnventins extended (28)______ the dining hall. When visiting smene’s huse, fr instance, it was cnsidered fashinable t wash yur hands n arrival, (29)______ yu didn’t bring dirt inside. Thugh this is ne custm that is in line with us in the 21st century, thers feel decidedly medieval: ne bk asks readers “t make sure yu (30)______ (get) dwn frm yur hrse befre entering smene’s huse”.
Sectin B
Directins: Fill in each blank with a prper wrd chsen frm the bx. Each wrd can be used nly nce. Nte that there is ne wrd mre than yu need.
Wedding Bills
Grwing up, little girls are brainwashed int believing that their wedding is the mst imprtant day f their lives. Yu’re suppsed t dream abut it since childhd and when yur big day finally arrives, walk like a princess with all yur friends and family dressed t the nines, watching 31 in the audience. But real life isn’t directed by Disney and in reality, weddings are anything but the fairy tale day that we were taught t believe. In China, weddings are 32 and mre ften than nt, it’s a mney-making event nt just fr the wedding planner, but als fr the bride and grm. It’s all a transactin 33 in a white veil （面纱）.
S hw’s a typical wedding in China different? First f all, in China, the grm’s family is expected t pay fr the wedding. Weddings in China tend t be massive events, and the 34 culture and lcal belief that the mre peple cme t celebrate the mre luck the cuple will have plays a huge part in that. In the US, it’s cmmn fr the cuple t have a gift 35 . But in China, yu bring cash in red envelpes. In recent years sme bridesmaids have even been seen wearing QR cdes arund their necks fr wedding guests t scan t 36 their wedding gift mney. Online, sme have praised this trend as prviding safety and cnvenience fr the cuple. Others call it tacky （俗气）, cmparing it t 37 an admissin fee t watch a spectacle （壮观的场面）. One bride admitted t me that her guest list fr 40 tables cnsisted f friends, family and acquaintances she knew wuld be generus. It’s als an unspken custm in China that even if yu can’t 38 attend smene’s wedding, yur mney is expected t make an appearance.
Mving n t the wedding phts. In China when yu arrive at the 39 , yu’ll mst likely see a giant pster f the cuple in their wedding clthes. Here, there’s n such thing as bad luck fr the grm t see the bride in her wedding dress befre the big day s mst cuples wuld take their wedding phts in advance. T be frank, I find this the mst reasnable way t d it. There’s already enugh 40 n the wedding day, s why add t it by thrwing a pht sht in there t?
Ⅲ．Reading Cmprehensin
Sectin A
Directins: Fr each blank in the fllwing passage there are fur wrds r phrases marked A, B, C and D. Fill in each blank with the wrd r phrase that best fits the cntext.
Heads r Tails?
Careful: it’s nt 50-50
The phrase “cin tss” is a classic synnym fr randmness. But since the 18th century, mathematicians have 41 that even fair cins tend t land n ne side slightly mre ften than the ther. Prving this tiny bias, 42 , wuld require hundreds f thusands f carefully recrded cin flips, making labratry tests a lgistical （后勤的，组织协调的） 43 .
František Bartš, currently a Ph.D. candidate studying the research methds f psychlgy at the University f Amsterdam, became interested in this 44 fur years ag. He culdn’t 45 enugh vlunteers t investigate it at first. But after he began his Ph.D. studies, he tried again, recruiting 47 vlunteers frm six cuntries. Multiple weekends f cin flipping later, including ne 12-hur marathn 46 , the team perfrmed 350,757 tsses, breaking the previus recrd f 40,000.
With ne side initially upward, the flipped cin landed with the same side facing 47 as befre the tss 50.8 percent f the time. The large number f thrws allws 48 t cnclude that the nearly 1 percent bias isn’t a fluke （侥幸）. “We can be quite sure there is a bias in cin flips after this data set,” Bartš says.
The leading thery explaining the 49 advantage cmes frm a 2007 physics study by Stanfrd University statisticians, whse calculatins predicted a same-side bias f 51 percent. Frm the mment a cin is launched int the air, its entire track—including whether it lands n heads r tails—can be calculated by the laws f 50 . The researchers determined that airbrne cins dn’t turn arund their symmetrical axis （对称轴）; 51 , they tend t mve ff-center, which causes them t spend a little mre time high in the air with their initial “up” side n tp.
Fr day-t-day decisins, cin tsses are as gd as randm because a 1 percent bias isn’t 52 with just a few cin flips, says statistician Ameli, wh wasn’t invlved in the new research. Still, the study’s cnclusins shuld eliminate any lasting dubt regarding the cin flip’s slight bias. “This is great experiment-based evidence 53 the bias,” she says.
It isn’t difficult t prevent this bias frm influencing yur cin-tss matches; simply 54 the cin’s starting psitin befre flipping it shuld d the trick. But if yur friends are 55 the tiny bias, yu may as well benefit frm yur slight advantage. After all, 51 percent dds beat a casin’s huse advantage. “If yu asked me t bet n a cin,” Bartš says, “why wuldn’t I give myself a 1 percent bias?”
41．A．cnfirmedB．deniedC．recrdedD．suspected
42．A．therefreB．hweverC．fr exampleD．vice versa
43．A．nightmareB．cntextC．interventinD．delay
44．A．cinageB．disciplineC．challengeD．phrase
45．A．cperate withB．rund upC．shrug asideD．cunt n
46．A．analysisB．raceC．interviewD．sessin
47．A．upwardB．evenlyC．dwnwardD．unifrmly
48．A．vlunteersB．gamblersC．psychlgistsD．statisticians
49．A．accidentalB．dminantC．subtleD．prejudiced
50．A．mechanicsB．relativityC．gemetryD．chemistry
51．A．mreverB．insteadC．likewiseD．initially
52．A．insignificantB．accessibleC．inclusiveD．perceptible
53．A．reversingB．integrating withC．backing upD．rejecting
54．A．cncealingB．shiftingC．perceivingD．anchring
55．A．favurable tB．ppsed tC．unaware fD．suspicius f
Sectin B
Directins: Read the fllwing three passages. Each passage is fllwed by several questins r unfinished statements. Fr each f them there are fur chices marked A, B, C and D. Chse the ne that fits best accrding t the infrmatin given in the passage yu have just read.
(A)
59．______
By Walt Jacksn
The article entitled “New By in Twn” prmpts me t tell f my wn experience in bxing, way back in 1921. I was the banj player f a dance rchestra.
By a strange cincidence, three f the fur musicians were expert bxers. But the nly ne wh wned a set f bxing glves was me—wh knew nthing at all f bxing—s I tk them alng t the summer resrt near the American brder where we had a full seasn’s engagement, bxing in the dance hall. It had a rf, but n sides. The tw cmbatants wuld stand, nt sit, in tw imaginary crners. One wuld shut “Bng!” as we had n gng （锣） t start the rund. If either f the cmbatants wanted t quit, he wuld shut “Bng!” and that was the end f the rund.
We tk turns bxing each ther. Either I was a slw learner r they were fast teachers. I shuted “Bng!” s ften that it became secnd nature; but as the seasn advanced, I imprved a bit and made a name fr myself. That name was “Battling Linleum” because I spent s much time n the flr.
At last the seasn was drawing t a clse, Labr Day being the finish. On the Saturday befre Labr Day, a newcmer named Bb bked int ur bardinghuse. He asked me if I wuld care t take n a rund with him. I agreed. He was much shrter than I was, and I felt cnfident I culd hld him ff, wing t my lnger reach. Hwever, nne f the rchestra bys was arund, fr which I was srry. I wanted them t see hw much I had imprved under their expert guidance.
I said “Bng!” and he went “Bang!” Rund ne was ver. There wasn’t any secnd rund. It was tw minutes befre I culd breathe.
After the last dance n Labr Day night, I said gdbye t Bb and gave him my bxing glves. I have never wrn any since. I fund ut later that his jb was plishing huge slabs f marble （大理石板） at a nearby quarry （采石场）—by hand! “Bng!”
The mral f this stry is: If a man has an ld-age pensin, he shuld give up bxing with a quarry man. There’s n future in it!
56．Which f the fllwing statement is TRUE abut Walt’s dance rchestra?
A．The rchestra was established in 1921.B．All the members were expert bxers.
C．They spent the whle seasn bxing.D．The bxing ring was well furnished.
57．Walt was nicknamed “Battling Linleum” because ______.
A．he was ften kncked ut nt the flrB．he made rapid imprvement in the battle
C．shuting “Bng” became secnd natureD．battle fuelled his curage like petrleum
58．Hw did Walt feel when Bb challenged him t bxing?
A．He felt srry t be a slw learner.B．He was cnfident f winning.
C．He was frightened by Bb’s “Bang”.D．He felt t excited t breathe.
59．Which f the fllwing is the best title f the passage?
A．Anther New By in TwnB．Musicians in Bxing Ring
C．Unbeatable Battling LinleumD．Uncle Walt’s Last Fight
(B)
WHAT ARE RIP CURRENTS?
Rip currents are like the rivers f the sea, transprting water near the shre back ut int the cean depths. The presence f these currents can be hidden by the wild mvements f the surrunding waves. This means that as well as carrying seaweed and pieces f materials quickly ut t sea, they can rapidly sweep away even the strngest swimmers. Arund 80 percent f all lifeguard rescues are caused by pwerful rip currents pulling a swimmer int danger.
If yu find yurself being pulled ut t sea by an unsuspected rip current, yu shuld remain calm, fcus n staying aflat and, if yu can, swim parallel t the shre. Yur instincts might tell yu t swim twards land, as this is where yu’re aiming t get t, but the current will be t strng t swim against. Instead, aim t mve acrss the current and int slwer flwing water next t it. A rip current may nly pull yu just past the breaking waves, but in sme cases they can take yu hundreds f metres ffshre. The strength f currents can be hard t predict, s it’s safest t stay n lifeguarded beaches and nt t swim if yu see any indicatin f a rip current.
60．Understanding rip currents can help ______.
A．prevent yu frm swimming int dangerB．transprt water ut int the cean depths
C．clear away seaweed and pieces f materialsD．warn lifeguards against rescue in rip currents
61．The illustratin prbably explains ______.
A．difference between varius currentsB．tw types f znes ff shre
C．an ideal rute t surf in safetyD．hw rip currents frm
62．Which regin is the path f a rip current?
A．1000 metres ff the shre beynd “HEAD”.B．The channel thrugh the gap in a sandbar.
C．The lcatin where a red flag is erected.D．Over the narrw stretch f a sandbar.
(C)
In the near future there will be AI systems attempting t befriend yu. AI friends ffer many benefits. They’re available any time and they never get bred. But, as cnvenient as an AI friend might be, it’s a friend with mre csts than benefits.
One reasn t be suspicius f AI cmpanins is that yu dn’t knw their mtives. They may be prgrammed t sell prducts r sw cnflict. And, while mst f us wuld feel significant guilt if we hurt r betrayed anther, a machine, having n mind, has n such guilty feeling. Machines are als becming mre persuasive than mst humans. A recent study shwed that pr-vaccine （支持疫苗接种的） arguments prduced by ChatGPT were mre effective than thse used by gvernment agencies — an ability that culd be easily redirected t advance mre immral psitins. Similarly, all aspects f artificial friend-bts can be plished based n the effectiveness f their interactins with varius users.
But what abut AI friends that are created as genuine cmpanins, nt secret salesmen r undercver disruptrs? Culd they be a slutin t ur crisis f lneliness? Friendship is gd fr yu: research has shwn that peple with an active and engaging scial life live lnger and are healthier and happier. Might artificial friends be the helpful supplements when the lively circle f great friends is unavailable?
Here the cncern centres n the mind — r lack f mind — f the ther. Think abut the everyday experience f seeing smething that wuld amuse a friend and making a mental nte t tell them abut it. Why d yu d that? Maybe they’re feeling dwn and yu want t cheer them up. Or, perhaps yu hpe t impress them with yur eye fr the beautiful. In any case, yur cncern is with their inner experience, with hw they feel r what they think f yu. If smething has n mind — n inner experience, just the capacity t imitate thse wh can think and feel — can it really be cnsidered a friend?
Sciety is bund by ur caring abut what thers feel. Empathy （同感） is part f this: we can feel the jy, r sadness, that smene we care abut experiences. It’s als imprtant that we care what thers think f us. Emtins are als essential t keeping ur sciety wrking — we ‘d the right thing’ and cperate, because we care hw thers perceive us. And having thers think highly f us, r simply enjy ur cmpany and care abut ur friendship, can be tremendusly uplifting. The key is that these thers must be cnscius beings, instead f an artificial entity which desn’t actually feel anything.
Des this mean yu shuld avid interacting with AIs? Nt necessarily. Prperly designed, they can help peple practise scial skills and prvide insightful feedback. But, even as we increasingly interact with ever mre sphisticated AIs, we need t embrace the cmplicatins f truly tw-way relatinships and t care abut, and be respnsive t, the experience f living, cnscius friends.
63．Why is the writer cncerned abut the prspect f AI befriending humans?
A．AI friends are t cstly t prduce.B．AI will replace human beings.
C．AI is ignrant f peple’s mtives.D．AI can behave immrally.
64．The underlined phrase “undercver disruptrs” in paragraph 3 prbably means ______.
A．cheats pretending t care abut yuB．peple wh spread disrder
C．relief f ur crisis f lnelinessD．supplements t scial life
65．The writer prbably agrees that ______.
A．we cannt manage withut cntact with human friends
B．bth AI and humans care abut thers’ inner experience
C．empathy links AI friends with human friends emtinally
D．it is advisable fr us t stp interactin with AIs cmpletely
66．Which f the fllwing is the best title f the passage?
A．Is Artificial Intelligence ut f cntrl?B．What Is the Nature f Real Friendship?
C．Culd We Build Relatinships with AI?D．Hw des AI Befriend Human Beings?
Sectin C
Directins: Read the passage carefully. Fill in each blank with a prper sentence given in the bx. Each sentence can be used nly nce. Nte that there are tw mre sentences than yu need.
Hw lng shuld my nvel be?
This is a questin I’m ften asked, and it’s certainly nt the same answer as hw lng a piece f string is! S, hw lng shuld yur bk actually be?
If we wrk backwards, frm a prductin department pint f view, a bk f apprximately 100,000 wrds will cme in smewhere between 300 t 400 pages. 67．______ I’d suggest that 80,000 wrds up wrks well, ccasinally stretching t 120,000 wrds n rare ccasins.
Shrter texts are less daunting （使人气馁的） fr an agent t submit rather than a blck f manuscript s aim t make yur publicatin path easier. There’s an implicatin that a standard bk length shuld have a tighter handle n pacing, with the reader mre readily drawn in. In turn, an verlng nvel ften indicates t a publisher that there’s ptentially extensive editing wrk t be dne by them.
68．______ Fr example, histrical fictin culd mre cmfrtably sit near the 120,000 mark. Literary fictin can head in the ther directin, with 60,000 wrds still ffering a feeling f fundamental wrth t the publisher and reader, with an implicatin that the text is highly develped.
Mre cmmnly, issues ver length tend t highlight that pacing is an issue, be it t lng r t shrt. Overwriting, in particular, can be an issue fr many authrs, wh might struggle t express their ideas clearly, using cmplex language that play dwn the flw f the bk. Successful writing cntains a clarity f thught that enables the writer t cnnect with the reader fr maximum impact, allwing the stry, characters and setting t shine thrugh.
In terms f cntent, it’s imprtant fr an authr t priritise the key themes in the bk. 69．______ Allw yur reader t piece tgether infrmatin yu delicately wrk thrugh yur text and avid excess scenes and infrmatin, revealing instead what’s needed t keep that tensin pulsing. Be brave as yu cut back n the unnecessary, keeping a backup cpy f yur nvel just in case yu change yur mind.
Wrk intuitively, frm the heart, keeping secrets fr as lng as pssible s the reader is frced t read n. In this way, a reader will readily cnnect with yur wrds. 70．______
Ⅳ．Summary Writing
Directins: Read the fllwing passage. Summarize the main idea and the main pint(s) f the passage in n mre than 60 wrds. Use yur wn wrds as far as pssible.
The Science f Chclate
Chclate is a cmplex chemical delight cntaining ver 500 individual flavur cmpnents tgether with stimulants and a hst f substances beneficial t health. With that many ingredients, it’s n surprise that crafting chclate is a science in itself, requiring careful temperature cntrl. Fr starters, cca butter has six different frms f crystals, all f which have different melting pints. And the fat crystals in the final prduct have t be exactly the right type, size and shape fr the flavur t be crrect. This is achieved thrugh tempering, a crucial stage f chclate prductin that invlves cling s that crystals frm befre raising the temperature slightly t melt unstable crystals.
While we tend t think f chclate as junk fd, sme f its cmpnents may actually be gd fr us, Cca beans are rich rganic chemicals called flavnids （类黄酮）. One particular flavnid called epicatechin （表儿茶酸） increases bld flw in the brain and prevents the gruping tgether f the prteins that characterise cnditins such as Alzheimer’s. Research published in March 2014 als fund that dark chclate is used by bacteria in the stmach t prduce anti- inflammatry （消炎的） cmpunds that are gd fr yur heart. But s far, mst studies suggesting health benefits fr chclate have been carried ut n mice, s further research wuld be required t see whether there are the same benefits in humans.
At the University f Bath, scientists have been studying muse brain cells grwn in the lab. “Our research has shwn that epicatechin and related flavnids have prmising prtective actins in brain cells, explains Dr Rbert Williams, a neurscientist at the university. “But whether we culd achieve the levels required t reprduce these effects in humans by eating chclate is uncertain.” The jury is still ut n whether we can cnsider chclate a health fd. But since the psitive ingredients are all fund in cca itself, there’s ne rule f thumb — the darker, the better.
71．_________________________________________________________________________________________
Ⅴ．Translatin
Directins: Translate the fllwing sentences int English, using the wrds given in the brackets.
72．上传独特的文化活动已经成为数字人类日常生活的一部分。（rutine）
73．易爆化学品被指认为前天发生的骇人事故的罪魁祸首。（blame）
74．如何使历史建筑更加节能？在不久的将来，我们可以在该领域取得进展。（where）
75．再过几十年，这位天文学家才能收集到足够的信息来确定这颗新发现的行星的轨道，该行星以他的名字命名。（befre）
Ⅵ．Guided Writing
Directins: Write an English cmpsitin in 120-150 wrds accrding t the instructins given belw in Chinese.
假如你是明启中学的学生王磊，校方将举行一次消防演习并制定如下方案。请写一封邮件给校长，内容须包括：
1．你认为方案中需要改进的地方及改进建议；
2．你的理由。
A．adringlyB．chargingC．exhaustingD．festiveE．giftingF．packaged
G．physicallyH．registryI．stressJ．transferK．venue
A．Bks d have different threshlds （阈） accrding t genre.
B．This is plenty fr a typical authr’s bk, particularly the first ne.
C．Yes, there are exceptins t every genre but these are generally rare.
D．Is everything f equal imprtance and des everything need t be included?
E．Lnger bks are mre expensive t prduce and harder t sell in, s it increases their risk.
F．With a firm handle n length, yur nvel will have increased its chances f cmmercial publicatin.
Schl Fire Drill
Objective: T aruse students’ awareness f fire hazard.
Date f drill: March 6th, 2024Time f drill: 8:00 t 8:10
Scenari （场景）: Fire at the teacher’s ffice.
Actin plan:
1．Trigger the fire alarm.
2．Students evacuate （疏散） frm classrms.
3．A prfessinal firefighter teaches students hw t use the fire extinguisher.