广东省深圳市建文外国语学校2023-2024学年高二下学期期末考试英语试题

绝密★启用前 2023-2024学年度下学期 建文外国语高二期末考试（校内） （ 英语 ）学科考试题 考试时间2024年7月2日 命题人:高二英语组 审题人：李老师 一、阅读理解：本大题共15小题，共37.5分。 A In the domain of gastronomy, one can effortlessly create a quartet of nourishing and palatable recipes, which are both healthful and delectable, within the sanctuary of one's domicile. Lemon Pudding Should you aspire to inaugurate your day with an incandescent grin, this opulent, saccharine, and pungent concoction will assuredly serve your purpose. It exquisitely amalgamates the piquant essence of the lemon with the nectar of the bee. Given the simplicity with which this culinary delight can be prepared, coupled with its delightful flavor and a plethora of healthful properties, this delicacy makes an exemplary dessert to be incorporated into your morning menu. Curried Chicken Soup In the alchemy of this particular recipe, the fowl is immersed in an olfactorily pleasing broth, enriched with dairy and the sweetness of the batata. To concoct this soup, one must gather a medley of ingredients including curry powder, the fruit of the love apple, succulent poultry, vintage grape nectar, dairy from a cow, and the lacteal fluid of a mammal. Permit yourself the indulgence of this gratifying repast as a token of appreciation for the protracted periods of onerous toil. Orange Carrot Smoothie Equip yourself with a salutary draught to commence your day. The Orange Carrot Smoothie, a recipe that demands minimal effort in its creation, yields a sumptuous and frosty elixir that imparts a delightful flavor, inciting a desire for more. The vivacious zest of the orange ensures a day brimming with cheer, while the flavor of the carrot seamlessly infuses a unique sweetness of the vegetable kingdom, crafting a distinctive and palatable morning beverage. Boiled Egg Toast with Butter For those who relish uncomplicated yet flavor-intense and wholesome repasts, this toast presents itself as the paragon of choice. Elevate the simplicity of your egg toast to new heights by the addition of butter. This recipe harmonizes a symphony of flavors that will undoubtedly satiate your cravings. Whether partaken at the dawn, midday, or dusk, this toast exemplifies the epitome of a satisfying meal, transforming the act of eating into an experience of unparalleled delight. 1.What do we know about lemon pudding？ ______ A. It makes you smile the whole day. B. It has the taste of lemon and honey. C. It is hard to prepare at home. D. It is a great addition to your supper menu. 2.Of the following recipes，which is the best choice after tiring work？ ______ A. Lemon pudding. B. Orange carrot smoothie. C. Curried chicken soup. D. Boiled egg toast with butter. 3.What is special about boiled egg toast with butter？ ______ A. It includes some butter. B. It is simple and healthy. C. It benefits our health. D. It is suitable for 3 meals a day. B Clair Hughes initiated her quest for frugal methodologies to extricate herself from a £3,500 educational advance that had spiraled into a financial overhang. This economic strategist commenced an online odyssey in search of vouchers that would provide her with markdowns on her purchases. She divulged that the full value of an item seldom left her wallet, proclaiming, "Deductions are perpetually accessible; the key lies in meticulous organization. Initially, I anticipated an onerous endeavor, but I have now assimilated this lifestyle to the point where it has become second nature. I have effortlessly amassed savings exceeding £15,000." In the year 2010, Ms. Hughes directed her attention towards fiscal conservation when she relocated to share a domicile with her significant other, Shane Byrne, an instructor within the telecommunications sector. Seeking counsel through digital means, she implemented a series of astute financial maneuvers, such as transferring her financial overdraft to an account that levied no interest. Subsequently, after a few years, she encountered an online collective of individuals devoted to the art of voucher accumulation and resolved to experiment with their practices. She dedicated considerable time to navigating the digital expanse in pursuit of vouchers, meticulously printing each one to accompany her on her commercial forays. Over the passage of time, she has secured some remarkable bargains. On one occasion, a pair of luminaries valued at £140 were hers for the mere sum of £35. Two years prior, Ms. Hughes expanded her repertoire of economic strategies by incorporating rebate applications that offer monetary restitution on a spectrum of items from alcoholic beverages to personal care products. Post each commercial venture, she uploads visual documentation of her financial transactions, which are subsequently scrutinized, and restitution is granted on certain acquisitions. Among her other premier recommendations for financial prudence, Ms. Hughes advocates participation in remunerative online surveys, which have yielded her a substantial cache of vouchers. She remarked, "I have encountered accounts of individuals gathering forsaken receipts from shopping carts to seek overlooked discounts. The extent to which vouchers and rebate applications have been of service to me is astonishing. The community significantly enhances my financial endeavors. There is invariably an individual prepared to elucidate the operational intricacies." 4.What does saving money mean to Clair Hughes？ ______ A. It's part of her daily life. B. It makes her shop less. C. It's a way to leave school. D. It keeps her work organized. 5.What can we know about Clair Hughes？ ______ A. She always asks Shane for suggestions. B. She likes going shopping with her friends. C. She has bought some goods in low prices. D. She is good at discussing prices with others. 6.What does the last paragraph mainly show？ ______ A. Hughes' feelings of her life. B. Hughes' ways to get coupons. C. Hughes' appreciation for society. D. Hughes' difficulty in saving money. 7.Which of the following can be the best title for the text？ ______ A. A Graduate Enjoys Shopping B. A Community Collects Coupons C. A Woman Focuses on Saving Money D. A Shopper Is Famous for Saving Money C Scholars in quest of demystifying the enigmatic depths of the subaquatic cosmos have been bestowed with a trove of invaluable data, courtesy of a conglomerate of international experts who have compiled a compendium delineating the fauna that emit or are anticipated to emit acoustic waves beneath the waterline. Under the aegis of Audrey Looby, a luminary from the University of Florida, the Global Library of Underwater Biological Sounds consortium, in unison with the World Register of Marine Species, has meticulously chronicled 729 species of marine mammals, aquatic vertebrates, and invertebrates that generate either active or passive auditory signals. Furthermore, the register encompasses an additional 21,911 species presumed to be potential sources of sound. "Given that the aquatic expanse envelops more than 70% of the Earth's terrestrial envelope, the majority of our planet's ecosystems are submerged, and it is a prevalent misconception that the majority of these aquatic entities exist in an auditory vacuum. The recently unveiled exhaustive digital repository, which catalogues the known sound-producing creatures, is unprecedented and has the potential to transform the domains of marine and aquatic science," elucidated the team of investigators. "The act of eavesdropping on the subaquatic symphony can unveil a plethora of insights regarding the species that orchestrate these sounds and serves a multitude of applications, from the stewardship of fisheries, the detection of invasive species, to the appraisal of the imprint of human activity on the environment," remarked Looby, who is also the co-architect of FishSounds, a repository that curates a spectrum of research records on the acoustic emissions of fish. The research of this collective was disseminated in the annals of Scientific Data and featured contributions from 19 scribes hailing from six distinct nations. "Comprehending the modalities of interaction between marine species and their environs is of paramount global significance, and the unrestricted availability of this dataset marks a monumental stride towards this aspiration," proclaimed Keran Cox, an affiliate of the investigative cadre. "The majority of individuals are acquainted with the vocalizations of cetaceans or marine mammals, yet are frequently astonished to discover that a multitude of fish and invertebrates also utilize sound as a medium of communication," Looby stated. "Our database serves to exemplify the ubiquity of sound production in the subaquatic realm across a diverse array of creatures, yet our understanding remains in its infancy, with much yet to be uncovered." 8.Why is the data listed in paragraph 2？ ______ A. To show the types of biological sounds. B. To show the sum of documentsion animals. C. To show the species of underwater animals. D. Fo show the number of the sound-producing species. 9.What is people's misunderstanding according to the text？ ______ A. Most rishes can't make sounds. B. Many mammals can live in water. C. Different species can communicate. D. Ocean animals can't get onto the land. 10.What is the goal mentioned by Kieran Cox？ ______ A. To document ocean animals' sounds. B. To set up a free database for scientists. C. To learn how ocean animals communicate. D. To publish the team's research in ocientifio Data. 11.What is the main purpose of the text？ ______ A. To call on people to protect ocean animals. B. To introduce the finding of a research team. C. To list the animals that can produce souna. D. To uncover th mysterious underwater world. D On a daily basis, the digital expanse witnesses an exchange of over two billion pictorial representations. Although imagery offers an entertaining and articulate avenue for online interaction, the process of digesting and generating such content presents formidable obstacles for individuals who are devoid of sight or are enduring profound visual impairments. Given the reality that there are more than 39 million individuals who are sightless, and an excess of 246 million who are grappling with severe visual limitations, a significant cohort may perceive themselves as alienated from the discourse that revolves around photographic content on the Internet. Scholars hailing from Harvard University are endeavoring to construct technological solutions that would enable the visually impaired populace to partake in the appreciation of photographic imagery with the same zest as their sighted counterparts. The advent of automated descriptive text represents a groundbreaking innovation that engenders a narrative depiction of a photograph by leveraging the latest advancements in the field of object recognition technology. Individuals who rely on auditory output devices on their digital gadgets will now be presented with an enumeration of elements that a photograph might encapsulate as they navigate through online images. Previously, those utilizing auditory output devices were limited to hearing solely the nomenclature of the individual who disseminated the photograph, succeeded by the designation "photo" upon encountering a pictorial piece. However, the introduction of automated descriptive text now allows for a more elaborate portrayal of the contents of a photograph. For example, an individual might now perceive an auditory description such as "a visual scene comprising three individuals, exhibiting expressions of joy, in an outdoor setting." This capability is made possible through the object recognition technology developed by Harvard University, which is predicated on a computational framework that encompasses billions of variables and has been refined through exposure to millions of exemplars. Each stride in object recognition technology signifies the potential for researchers to render technological interfaces increasingly inclusive and accessible to a broader demographic. When individuals are interlinked, they are positioned to accomplish remarkable feats, both in isolation and as a collective entity, and such interconnection benefits all participants within the network. The rollout of the automated descriptive text is initially targeting auditory output devices on mobile communication devices configured to English, with plans to extend this functionality to additional linguistic variants and technological platforms in the near term. Although this technology is still in its infancy, harnessing its current competencies to articulate the essence of photographs marks a pivotal advancement in the quest to furnish our community with visual impediments with the identical advantages and gratifications that the broader population derives from photographic imagery. 12.Why is the technology launched？ ______ A. There are so many photos on the Internet. B. There are many people suffering from blindness. C. Some digital devices are in need of the technology. D. People with vision problems fail to enjoy photos online. 13.What is the advantage of the technology over the previous one？ ______ A. It can offer more photos to blind people. B. It can describe more about online photos. C. It can recognize the person who shares photos. D. It can satisfy the common needs of blind people. 14.What is the key to promoting the technology？ ______ A. The photos on the Internet. B. People's care for blind people. C. People's connections to each other. D. The object recognition technology. 15.Which can best explain the underlined word "nascent" in the last paragraph？ ______ A. Emerging. B. Reliable. C. Powerful. D. Conventional. 二、阅读七选五：本大题共5小题，共12.5分。 Do you have plastic bottles at home？Did you throw empty plastic bottles into the trash，just because you didn't know how to use them？However，there are many interesting things you can do with empty plastic bottles! （1） ______ ● Spray for your garden. （2） ______ Then adjust the rubber bracelet to the mouth of the bottle，and make sure the plastic bottle mouth neatly fits through the hole in the lid.When everything is ready，you will have a spray bottle for your garden! ● Separate eggs.Do you find it challenging to separate eggs？In some recipes，you just need the yolks （蛋黄） or the whites，but the process is a bit complicated.（3） ______ Break the egg into a bowl.Remove the lid from the bottle and pinch a little.Then continue the pressure，put the ends into the yolks and stop the pressure.In this way，the yolks will be absorbed into the bottle while the whites will remain on the plate. （ 4） ______ When making biscuits，you may need tools to cut them.Plastic bottles will do again.Making a homemade biscuit cutter from plastic bottles is the best way to reuse plastic bottles，as you never know the situation when you need to use it.You just need a small or a large plastic bottle depending on your needs. （5） ______ And then take one of two sections to cut the biscuits. A.Cut off the biscuits. B.Make biscuits easily. C.Cut the bottle into half. D.So next time take advantage of them. E.Use bottles to kill garden pests effectively. F.Don't worry，and you can solve this problem with a plastic bottle. G.For this trick，you only need to drill a few holes in a plastic bottle. 三、完形填空：本大题共15小题，共15分。 Spanish class scared me in the freshman year.I knew little Spanish before starting the class，and I thought it would be （1） ______ for me.However，Mary，our honored Spanish teacher，who was full of creativity，made her class fun from the beginning.I knew what to expect with a schedule for each week，but there was always some slight （2） ______ . Before the exam，Mary often asked us to （3） ______ our lessons by ourselves.But I could remember one day she said， "This time，let's play a game before going over what you've learned." The game was so interesting that we all （4） ______ ourselves.After the exam，Mary gave us opportunities to make up for our （5） ______ .After each error correction，she would check again.She took things so （6） ______ that she wouldn't overlook any detail.No wonder she was （7） ______ by us. Mary was （8） ______ and willing to help，within reason，on everything.We could ask her questions at any time.She encouraged everyone to speak Spanish in class.Because of that，I was （9） ______ enough，and then I could communicate with Spanish speakers outside of class.When she knew our problems，she would give advice.When someone was struggling，she would （10） ______ . Mary's （11） ______ teaching eventually transformed my （12） ______ into fascination.She infused （灌输） foreign culture into lessons，using music and dance to （13） ______ our language skills.Her personalized attention to each student's needs fostered a（n）（ 14） ______ environment.At the end of the term，my Spanish improved，and my confidence soared.Mary left a lasting impact on my （15） ______ for new challenges. 21.A. exciting B. easy C. boring D. beneficial 22.A. variation B. disturbance C. annoyance D. inconvenience 23.A. explain B. describe C. prepare D. review 24.A. challenged B. enjoyed C. trusted D. developed 25.A. experience B. time C. losses D. mistakes 26.A. seriously B. roughly C. modestly D. curiously 27.A. amused B. respected C. judged D. spotted 28.A. understanding B. humble C. athletic D. courageous 29.A. discouraged B. suspected C. heartened D. comforted 30.A. stand out B. reach out C. get around D. get by 31.A. passive B. conventional C. voluntary D. innovative 32.A. fear B. sorrow C. anger D. confusion 33.A. know B. match C. enhance D. assess 34.A. secure B. supportive C. economic D. competitive 35.A. pity B. profit C. debate D. desire 四、语法填空：本大题共1小题，共15分。 36.The Ocean of Stars，a symphony（交响乐） concert by Suzhou Symphony Orchestra，was staged at the Jinji Lake Concert Hall in Suzhou，Jiangsu Province，on July 15，2023.（1） ______ part of the ongoing Hua Xia Music Festival hosted by Suzhou Symphony Orchestra，the concert （2） ______ （ conduct） by Chen Xieyang，featuring famous pianist Wu Chun.Chinese music （3） ______ （ work），including The Ocean of Stars and Mulan Psalm，all by Chinese composer Guan Xia，were performed. The orchestra teamed up with Suzhou Silk Museum，presenting a modern show，which saw musicians of the orchestra wearing and showing （4） ______ （ tradition） Chinese silk clothes at the Jinji Lake Concert Hall.Started by conductor Chen，artistic director of the orchestra，the two-week Hua Xia Music Festival，（5） ______ was in the third year，aimed at （6） ______ （ promote）Chinese music works. Suzhou Symphony Orchestra also announced （7） ______ （ it） 2023-2024 season on July 15，which would close in July 2024.It was the orchestra's （8） ______ （eight） season，which gathered music artists with （9） ______ average age of 30 years old from around the world. The year 2023 marked the 65th anniversary of foreign relations between China and Algeria.It was the first time the orchestra （10） ______ （ perform） in Africa at the 13th International Classical Music Festival in Algiers，Algeria. 五、书面表达：本大题共2小题，共40分。 37.假定你是李华，"五一"期间，你积极参加了社区组织的劳动。请你在校英文报上写一篇报道，内容包括： （1）劳动项目； （2）劳动过程； 注意： （1）写作词数应为80左右； （2）请按如下格式在答题卡的相应位置作答。 ________ 38. William's upbringing took place in the vibrant yet challenging environs of Miami. His paternal progenitor oversaw a commercial enterprise dedicated to the trade of marine life in the Florida Keys, an endeavor in which William actively participated. The act of angling was an integral component of their existence. His father was wont to remark, "The pursuit of fishing is a tranquil endeavor, akin to a respite from the world's tumult." Motivated by the wisdom imparted by his father, William established a philanthropic organization in Lakeland, Florida, that facilitated angling excursions for numerous youths. The organization's mission was to mentor economically disadvantaged children, often absent the guidance of paternal figures, in the art and sport of fishing. In the course of the laborious weekdays, William was employed in the commerce of tire sales. However, during the respite of weekends, he, along with a cadre of volunteers—predominantly drawn from his own workshop—would shepherd approximately two score of young charges to partake in the angling activities along the nearby riverbanks. To ensure the safety and enjoyment of the angling experience for the children, he had previously orchestrated specialized training for his team in the disciplines of fishing and maritime navigation. William took it upon himself to personally extend invitations to local abodes, beckoning the young ones to join in the angling sojourns. Many of these children had never before ventured onto a vessel or engaged in the act of fishing, thus William, or "Big Will," as he was endearingly known by the youngsters, commenced with imparting the fundamental principles of the sport. Subsequently, he imparted the life lessons that fishing could impart: the virtue of patience, the spirit of camaraderie, and the unadulterated pleasure of repose in the great outdoors. The fishing organization facilitated over six hundred such outings, engaging with nearly two thousand children who were devoid of paternal companionship in their formative years. Naturally, William's magnanimous spirit garnered widespread acclaim within the societal sphere. Upon elucidating his philanthropic mission to Captain Jack, the overseer of a maritime vessel in Clearwater, the captain, in a gesture of solidarity, extended a favorable proposition to William. Consequently, the philanthropic fishing organization was able to reduce the expenditure for their weekend maritime ventures. The children were further inspired to practice the principle of releasing the juvenile marine life. During a recent voyage with children from a communal dwelling, William retained a selection of the larger fish, subsequently savoring a delectable fish stew with the children at the evening repast. William continued to scour the community for youngsters in need, generously sharing his ardor for fishing with them. He articulated, "My sole aspiration is to demonstrate my concern for their well-being and to assure them of my steadfast support." Numerous children availed themselves of multiple outings, thereby enabling William to cultivate enduring relationships with them. 注意： （1）续写词数应为150左右； （2）请按如下格式在答题卡的相应位置作答。 One day，William noticed his eight-year-old neighbor，Camron，sitting sadly in front of his door. ______ Big Will's reputation was growing，and the nonprofit fishing organization attracted more sponsors besides Captain Jack. ______ 答案解析 一、阅读理解 1. 答案：B 解析： 第一段提到了Lemon Pudding含有柠檬和蜂蜜的味道，即"It exquisitely amalgamates the piquant essence of the lemon with the nectar of the bee." 2. 答案：C 解析： 第二段提到Curried Chicken Soup是在长时间劳累后享用的，即"Let yourself enjoy this gratifying repast as a token of appreciation for the protracted periods of onerous toil." 3. 答案：D 解析： 第四段提到Boiled Egg Toast with Butter适合一天中的任何一餐，即"Whether partaken at the dawn, midday, or dusk, this toast exemplifies the epitome of a satisfying meal..." 4. 答案：A 解析： 第二段Clair Hughes提到省钱是她日常生活的一部分，即"It's just a matter of being organized." 5. 答案：C 解析： 第三段提到Clair Hughes通过使用优惠券以低价购买商品，即"a pair of luminaries valued at £140 were hers for the mere sum of £35." 6. 答案：B 解析： 最后一段主要展示了Clair Hughes获取优惠券的方式，即"She dedicated considerable time to navigating the digital expanse in pursuit of vouchers..." 7. 答案：C 解析： 根据整篇文章的主旨，最佳标题是"A Woman Focuses on Saving Money"，因为全文主要讲述了Clair Hughes如何专注于省钱。 8. 答案：D 解析： 第二段提到了声音产生的物种数量，即"has meticulously chronicled 729 species..." 9. 答案：A 解析： 第三段提到了一个普遍的误解，即大多数水生生物不能发出声音，即"it is a prevalent misconception that the majority of these aquatic entities exist in an auditory vacuum." 10. 答案：C 解析： 第十段Kieran Cox提到了理解海洋生物如何交流的目标，即"The act of eavesdropping on the subaquatic symphony can unveil a plethora of insights regarding the species..." 11. 答案：B 解析： 最后一段提到了文章的主要目的，即介绍一个研究团队的发现，即"Our database serves to exemplify the ubiquity of sound production in the subaquatic realm..." 12. 答案：D 解析： 第一段提到了视觉受损的人无法享受在线照片的问题，即"a significant cohort may perceive themselves as alienated from the discourse that revolves around photographic content on the Internet." 13. 答案：B 解析： 第二段提到了这项技术比之前的优势，即可提供关于在线照片的更多描述，即"However, the introduction of automated descriptive text now allows for a more elaborate portrayal..." 14. 答案：C 解析： 第三段提到了促进技术发展的关键因素是人们的相互联系，即"When individuals are interlinked, they are positioned to accomplish remarkable feats..." 15. 答案：A 解析： 最后一段中"nascent"一词被解释为新兴的，即"Although this technology is still in its infancy..." 二、阅读七选五 1. 答案：D 解析： 紧接在"Do you have plastic bottles at home？"之后，表示下次可以利用它们。 2. 答案：G 解析： 在制作花园喷雾器的步骤中提到，需要在塑料瓶上钻几个孔。 3. 答案：F 解析： 在提到用塑料瓶分离蛋黄和蛋清的技巧前，表示不用担心，可以用塑料瓶解决这个问题。 4. 答案：C 解析： 在提到制作饼干的环节中，提到将塑料瓶剪成一半来用作切饼干的工具。 5. 答案：A 解析： 最后提到使用塑料瓶切出饼干的形状。 三、完形填空 1. 答案：B 解析： 根据后文"However，Mary，our honored Spanish teacher..."可知，尽管作者最初认为西班牙语课会很容易，但实际上老师很有创意，让课程变得有趣。 2. 答案：A 解析： 根据"I knew what to expect with a schedule for each week，but there was always some slight..."可知，老师虽然有每周的计划，但总有一些变化，所以选择"variation"。 3. 答案：D 解析： 根据"But I could remember one day she said， 'This time，let's play a game before going over what you've learned.'"可知，老师通常要求学生复习功课，但某天她提议玩游戏。 4. 答案：B 解析： 由于游戏很有趣，学生们享受了游戏，所以选择"enjoyed"。 5. 答案：D 解析： 根据"After each error correction，she would check again."可知，老师给学生机会纠正错误。 6. 答案：A 解析： 由于老师不会忽视任何细节，所以她非常认真地对待事物。 7. 答案：B 解析： 由于老师认真负责，所以她受到学生们的尊重。 8. 答案：D 解析： 根据"We could ask her questions at any time."可知，老师很谦虚，愿意帮助学生。 9. 答案：C 解析： 由于老师鼓励每个人在课堂上说西班牙语，所以作者受到鼓舞，能够与西班牙语使用者交流。 10. 答案：B 解析： 当有人遇到困难时，老师会伸出援手。 11. 答案：D 解析： 由于老师的教学方法最终将作者的恐惧转变为迷恋，所以选择"innovative"。 12. 答案：B 解析： 根据"Mary's innovative teaching eventually transformed my fear into fascination."可知，作者最初对西班牙语课感到害怕。 13. 答案：C 解析： 老师使用音乐和舞蹈来提高学生的语言技能。 14. 答案：B 解析： 由于老师对每个学生的需求给予个性化的关注，所以营造了一个支持性的环境。 15. 答案：D 解析： 由于老师的教学给作者留下了持久的影响，使作者对新挑战有了渴望。 四、语法填空 1. 答案：As 解析： 此处使用"As"引导非限制性定语从句，表示作为华夏音乐节的一部分。 2. 答案：was conducted 解析： 此处使用一般过去时的被动语态，表示音乐会是由陈锡阳指挥的。 3. 答案：works 解析： 此处使用复数形式，表示包括《星海》和《木兰诗篇》等中国音乐作品。 4. 答案：traditional 解析： 此处使用形容词形式，表示穿着和展示传统的中国丝绸服装。 5. 答案：which/that 解析： 引导非限制性定语从句，指代前面提到的华夏音乐节。 6. 答案：to promote 解析： 使用不定式形式表示目的，即推广中国音乐作品。 7. 答案：its 解析： 代指苏州交响乐团，表示它的2023-2024演出季。 8. 答案：eighth 解析： 序数词，表示第八个演出季。 9. 答案：an 解析： average age前使用不定冠词，因为age是可数名词。 10. 答案：performed 解析： 使用过去分词形式，表示苏州交响乐团在阿尔及尔的国际古典音乐节上的首次演出。 五、书面表达 这部分需要根据给定的情境和要求，撰写文章。由于是主观题，没有固定答案，但可以根据题目要求和提供的信息来撰写。这里提供一个可能的写作思路： 37. 报道可以包括劳动项目如社区清洁、绿化等，劳动过程中可以描述团队合作、劳动成果等。 38. 续写部分可以描述William注意到Camron情绪低落，主动邀请他参加钓鱼活动，以及非营利钓鱼组织吸引了更多的赞助商，扩大了影响力等情节。 第7页，共7页 学科网（北京）股份有限公司 $$