福建省宁德市2024-2025学年高二2024-2025学年高二上学期11月期中英语试题

null福建省部分达标学校2024一2025学年第一学期期中 高二英语质量监测参考答案 听力部分录音材料 听力部分。该部分分为第一、第二两节。 注意：做题时，先将答案标在试卷上。录音内容结束后，你将有两分钟的时间将试卷上的答案转 涂到答题卡上。 停顿00'10 现在是听力试音时间。 M:Hello.International Friends Club.Can I help you? W:Oh,hello.I read about your club in the paper today and I thought I'd phone to find out a bit more. M:Yes,certainly.Well,we are a sort of social club for people from different countries.It's quite a new club-we have about 50 members at the moment,but we are growing all the time. W:That sounds interesting.I'm British actually,and I came to Washington about three months ago.I'm looking for ways to meet people.Er,what kinds of events do you organize? M:Well,we have social get-togethers,and sports events,and we also have language evenings. W:Could you tell me something about the language evenings? M:Yes.Every day except Thursday we have a language evening.People can come and practice their languages-you know,over a drink or something.We have different languages on different evenings.Monday-Spanish;Tuesday-Italian;Wednesday- German;and Friday-French.On Thursday we usually have a meal in a restaurant for anyone who wants to come. W:Well,that sounds great.I really need to practice my French. M:OK.Well,if you can just give me your name and address,I'll send you the form and some more information.If you join now,you can have the first month free. 试音到此结束 听力考试正式开始。 停顿00'10 请看听力部分第一节。 第一节 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。 停顿00'02 例如：现在你有5秒钟的时间看试卷上的例题。 【高二英语·参考答案第1页（共5页）】 ·25-137B· 停顿00'05” 你将听到以下内容： M:Excuse me.Can you tell me how much the shirt is? W:Yes,it's nine fifteen. 停顿00'02” 你将有5秒钟的时间将正确答案标在试卷上。 停顿00'05 衬衫的价格为9镑15便土，所以你选择C项，并将其标在试卷上。 现在，你有5秒钟的时间阅读第1小题的有关内容。 停顿00'05” (Teat 1) M:Where were you yesterday?I was waiting for you at home the whole day. W:I was busy looking after my sister in the hospital and forgot our appointment.I should have given you a call.I'm very sorry. (Text 2) M:Can I leave now,Mrs Smith? W:Sure you can.But remember,if you don't pay more attention to your work and less to sports,you won't pass your exams. (Text 3) W:Do you want to see the new play in the theater this Friday or Saturday? M:I'd love to.But there's a rock concert in the school's lecture hall on Saturday.We can see the play on Sunday,so that we can see both. W:OK,let's do that. (Text 4) W:So you went to see the doctor this morning.What did he tell you? M:Well,he didn't give me any special medicine.He told me to rest for a few days.Anyway, I was glad to hear no operation was necessary. (Text 5) M:What are you going to do tonight? W:I'm going to watch TV with Paul. M:You know we have an exam tomorrow.Aren't you going to study? W:No,I think I can pass it easily,so I don't have to study. 第一节到此结束。 第二节 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。 【高二英语·参考答案第2页（共5页）】 ·25-137B· 听下面一段对话，回答第6和第7两个小题。现在，你有10秒钟的时间阅读这两个小题。 (Text 6) M:I can't wait to go to Shandong! W:Me,neither.Let's go in March. M:That sounds good. W:And we choose...Oh,hold on a second,please!I have another call...Sorry,where was I? M:We choose... W:Yeah,we can either go to Zibo to taste the food or to Jinan to see the Daming Lake.But I really want to go to Qingdao. M:OK.Just think we can see the beach every day! 听下面一段对话，回答第8和第9两个小题。现在，你有10秒钟的时间阅读这两个小题。 (Text 7) W:What is so special about tomorrow? M:Tomorrow is United Nations Day.It was exactly on the day in 1945 that the United Nations began. W:How does your school celebrate it? M:Our school's celebrations include the songs and dances of different countries in the United Nations,displaying students'works of art from different countries and cultures.We also hold a festival called Tastes from Around the World. W:What a meaningful day! M:Yes.We can learn about other cultures and understand and respect them. 听下面一段对话，回答第10至第12三个小题。现在，你有15秒钟的时间阅读这三个小题。 (Teat 8) M:What's your plan for this weekend? W:Nothing much.Do you have something in mind? M:I've been thinking about going out on a picnic. W:Not a bad idea.Now that I've been tired of going shopping and going to movie theaters on the weekends,an outdoor picnic would be great.Do you have a location in mind? M:How about Tava?It's a really beautiful place. W:Can we cook our own food there? M:I'm not sure about it.We can carry the material to be cooked.We can only know it when we reach there, W:OK. M:I forgot to mention that we can even play volleyball there.Tava has a sandy beach. W:Sandy beach,wow!Let's ask more friends.We should aim for 5 to 6. M:Agree.Let's speak to them today and make the final decision by tomorrow. 【高二英语·参考答案第3页（共5页）】 ·25-137B· W:Sounds good. 听下面一段对话，回答第13至第16四个小题。现在，你有20秒钟的时间阅读这四个小题。 (Text 9) W:I was told that you would take a year off from college.What are you going to do? Traveling to Beijing,China? M:No.I planned to work in my father's company in Washington to gain some practical experience,but I changed my mind because of an ad for volunteers. W:That means you want to volunteer? M:Yes.The ad says volunteers are needed to work in Utah in the western United States to protect desert plants and animals.I think this is an excellent opportunity for me.Do you have any volunteering experiences? W:I once volunteered to protect sea creatures.And I also taught in a primary school as a volunteer.Those are my precious experiences that make a difference both to the world and to myself. M:I am already looking forward to my first volunteering experience now. W:Have you sent your application? M:Yes.And actually,it had been approved. W:When will you start your work? M:I will start to work from October 1st this year to June 30th next year,with a two-week vacation in December,when I can have a get-together with my family. 听下面一段独白，回答第17至第20四个小题。现在，你有20秒钟的时间阅读这四个小题。 (Text 10) M:Hello,everyone.I am George.In today's program,I'd like to share an impressive story of mine with you.Last Sunday,I went back home from shopping in a supermarket.I stood on the road side watching the traffic carefully.When I saw it was safe,I moved forward to cross the road.Suddenly,a motorbike came from the wrong side and knocked me down and my things went all over.Thankfully,the driver was driving very slowly.My leg was only injured slightly.He apologized to me and called a taxi to drive me to the nearby hospital as soon as possible.After a medical examination,I was told that there was nothing serious.The doctor gave me some medicine for my injury.The driver insisted on paying the money for my goods,my examination and the medicine,but I refused.I thanked the driver for making the effort to send me to the hospital.I reminded him of the safety when he crosses a road.I will also regard this accident as an advance warning to me and be more careful when going out. Thank you for spending time listening to my story. 第二节到此结束。 现在，你有两分钟的时间将试卷上的答案转涂到答题卡上。 听力部分到此结束。 【高二英语·参考答案第4页（共5页）】 ·25-137B· 试题答案 1-5 CCABA 6-10 BCBCA 11-15 BCBAB 16-20 CABAC 21-23 BBD 24-27 AACB 28-31 DCAA 32-35 BCCD 36-40 BFCAG 41-45 BADAD 46-50 ADBBC 51-55 CABCC 56.located 57.was built 58.a 59.playing 60.and 61.which 62.to study 63.combination 64.architectural 65.views 写作 第一节 参考范文： The Chinese Scientist Who Inspired Me Yuan Longping,the father of hybrid rice,is one of the most influential scientists in agriculture.For more than 50 years,he devoted his life to rice production.His dedicated research led to the development of high-yielding,disease-resistant varieties,vastly improving food security worldwide.His research has not only helped China find a way to remove hunger but also contributed to the world peace and social progress. Yuan's perseverance and dedication inspire me to strive for excellence,reminding me that innovation can solve global challenges.What he did encourages me to pursue a career where I can make a positive impact. 第二节 参考范文： Then I invited students to visit the class library corner.Emily was the first to pick up a book,her fingers gently touching the cover of a classic novel."This book looks interesting," she exclaimed.Soon more students joined in,hesitantly at first.Then,they picked up their favourite books and settled on the soft carpet with growing enthusiasm.The once skeptical expressions were replaced with interest and excitement.To my relief,the classroom,once filled with bored sighs during silent reading,was now characterized by quiet anticipation and shared discoveries. With time going by,my efforts seemed to pay off.The library corner became the most popular spot in the classroom.Students began to exchange recommendations,discussing their favorite characters and plot twists with newfound passion.The transformation was remarkable.My students'enthusiasm for reading grew so much that they started bringing their own books to add to our collection,proudly contributing to our shared library. Reflecting on this change,I felt a deep sense of satisfaction,knowing that I had successfully fostered a love for reading in my students. 【高二英语·参考答案第5页（共5页）】 ·25-137B·dr {P # Ed ih {$ H (r Efi K iE tt g.ff ,)itffi +& 2024-2025 + + H - +ffi H + H=HiEtrEHUll trHSIE: 1. E M iii, 4 *.*,!'W H - W t+ 4 . 1 4 + . Z th +, tF,fn gH5#6@-F L. 2. tll sit#EHt, rt & 64.M8*tr, lHffi SJESE F txiDM E 6iS Ftr9& R. irffi ,t dr, nl & N.&1 & r-;, #i6*H.fUS*tj g " tr ElFit#ffi Et,'&X*C fr aM-F.l:." 5E4ii{trn&" 3. t1frfr*.Ei ,:{1+ifi++nSM-F-n'rt E . 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C, Confused. tr,- 1, (* 15 zlrffi;@zJrffi t.s rl,ffirl22.s rl) lETm s &f iifr 4r4 Ll. Eftxtifi 4ta1 tr fi )Lt 4'w, i^ffi + tfr h ffJ A. B. c = f itII 4'ffi\4k tr, s f)fr BlfFsFf lEt " @Etxtifr 4r4 H i*ffi iE " afiffi 6 &.fi*+,t\|sfi 6,7 E. 6. What are the speakcrs doingl A. Sharing thcir travel cxperiences. 11, Discussing travel on the phone. C. Talking about Shandong history. IH:4iE + 1n(+10F)l .25-13?8. 7. Where do the speakers dccide to goJ A. To Jinan. B. 'l'o Zibo. |fiH7 &.ilrf+,8€i# 8,e M" C. 'lo Qinedao. 8. How old is the Uniled Nations in 2024? A.83 years old. I3. 79 years old. C. 48 years old. 9. Which of the {ollowing is the celebration of the man's schoolT A. Singing the school song. B. I)oing voluntary work. O. Having a {ood lestival. ffiH 8 &frf+, E8H 10 5 12 U" 10. What will the speakers do this weekendl A. Go on a picnic. I3. See a play. C. Cio shopping. 11. What is the man's attitude to cooking their own food in Tava? A. Scared. I]. Unccrtain. C. Ncgative. 12. Why do thc speakcrs ask more friends? A. To play football thcrc. B.'lo share delicious food. O. To play vollcyl-,all there. rfiffi s F*ttN,E8H 13 5' 16 ffi" 13. Where does the man plan to volunteerl A. In Beijing. Il. In Utah. C. ln Washington. 14. What docs the man hope to do as a voluntcer? A. Protect desert wildlife. B. Protect sea animals. C. Teach in a primary school. 15. How many times has the won)an volunteered? A. Once. IJ. Twice. C. 'l'hree times. 16. When will the man finish his voluntary workl A. f)n f)ctober lst this year. B. On December 1st this year. C. ( )n June 30th next year. afiff, to P;.+ttf+,ts** 17 420 ffi. 17. What did the speaker do last Sundayl A. He went shopping in a supcrmarket. B. He savcd a motorbike driver by chance. C. He visited a motorbike driver in hospital. 18. How did the speaker go to hospital? A. By motorbike. B, By taxi. 19. Who paid for the medicine? A. The speaker himself. B. The motorbike driver. C.'I'he speaker's friend. 20. What is the speaker talking about? A. A story o[ a lucky motorbike driver. B. A serious accident that he witnessed. C, An unforgettable personal experience. C. By ambulance. lE:*iE H 2fr(*rcm)l ,25-1378. H=f,iri rHi*(^nmf ,ffi,}50 rt) ffi-fr (* 15 zlrff ;@zJrffi 2. 5 tl,ffitl 37. 5 t)) lfl iqTr{fitL}1.@WFfi hffJ A.B.c.D ElfjErfi + j&H&.i+jtrn. A Would you like to admire autumn's leavesJ Does the colorful and natural scenery in the autumn attracl you to travel thcre? We have selected lour popular choices {or leaf watching in America. Littleton, New Hampshire Its riverside village has a path along the lvater where visitors can appreciate the autumn Ieaves by the rivcrbanks. There's also a Sunday farmers' market and a number of antique (fi !i) stores to look at. But the historic town's biggest draw is what lies on its doorstep. To the southwest there's White Mountain National Forest, a lavourite for outdoor lovers. There are hiking trails and peaks with thick colorful forests in autumn. Bolton Landing, New York On I.ake (ieorge in northern New York state, Ilolton I-anding is a beautiful town with a charming main street. Autumn makcs its surrounding Adirondack Mount:Lins' forests even more attractive. The Adirondack Balloon Festival is another highlight, during which travelers can watch the more than 70 hot air balloons go up at sunrise against the lealy skyline. La Conner, Washington Since the 1940s, this place has becn a gathering placc for artists, with ficry red, orange, and yelk:w larch, poplar, and maple trees furming thc town's autumn colors, and has long bccn a source of inspiration for paintcrs and writers. Thc restored historical buildings now housc local restaurants, cafes, museums and galleries. You can walk around the town and admirc a collection of Iocal art organized by the I-a (irnner Arts Commission each year. Greenville. Maine Liolors appear earlicr in the far north and visitors heading for (]reenvillc to experience autumn on Mrxrsehead Lake should plan on taking their trip in September or the first week of ( )ctobcr. The lake is considered one oI thc best places to bathe in autumn colors in Maine. 'lravclcrs can also hikc to Moxie Falls, a waterfall surrounded by leaves, to admire autumn's beauty. 21. Which place attracts hot air balloon lovers! A. Littleton, New Hampshire. C. l-a Conner, Washington. 22. What can visitors do at Greenville? A. Go boating on Lake George, B. Hike to Moxie Falls. C. Buy produce from local farms. B. Bolton Landing' New York. D. Greenville, Maine. D. Have a walking tour in White Mountain National Forest. IH:4iE H 3 F(Jt 1O E)I .25-7378. 23. What do the listed places have in common? A. They are in tsritain. ts They have many famous antique slores. C. They have exhibits of local artworks. D. They are favored by people enjoying autumn leaves. B Firstly, Mohiuddin was looking at global environmental issues with the hope of [inding one that his entrepreneurial (A!LXH!) spirit could deal with. He would finally focus on plastic use, the overreliance on it in society, and the dangers o[ plastic pollution in the {orm o{ microplastic particles (M&). In particular, he wanted to find an alternative to one of the most common plastic products used todayr the plastic shopping bag, According to The Bctter India, he started studying a biodegradable polyme, (It-MtflWffi *AtZ) that was first formed and researched in the 1980s called PBAT. At the time, it was made with corn and potatoes. After identifying a suitable class of machinery to produce the PBAT bags in Gujarat, his speech on PBAT received nearly $ 100,000 in sced funding that allowed him to start the project. "I tried to balance both my studies and the operations of the company frorn collecting raw material, helping workers to produce bags, to delivcring the products in the market," Mohiuddin told 'I'he l3etter lndia. "l used to sleep in a corner in the factory. " Ovcrcoming bankruptcy (ffiP ) , university studies, and long term unfinished orders, Mohiuddin's slartup company linally started to makc profits, and today produces almost 500,000 bags per year, with a total revenue oI $ 180,000. "l am glad I am able to contribute my part. Not having a normal college life can be tiring sometimes, but in the end, it is all worth it. I feel content when I go back to sleep. But much more needs to be done to make lndia plastirfrce, and I will continuc to strive for it," he adds. 24. What is the primary focus of Mohiuddin's entrepreneurial efforts? A. To develop replacements to plastic shopping bags. B. To improve traditional plastic products. C, To promote the use of corn in producing. D. To lengthen the use of plastic shopping bags. 25. What was the result of Mohiuddin's speech on PtsATJ A. He gained the fund to start his project. B. He received a sum of money for his studies, C. He got to know many investors. D. He decided to put o[[ t he project. 26. What can be inlerred about Mohiuddin from paragraph 3l A. He solved many kinds oI environmental issues. B. He considered learning more important than business. IH-*iE H4n(+10n)l . 25 137r\. H+ E ) H M H H (r Efi t( +{ *r{ ffi C. He was willing to losc personal com{ort for his goals. l). He sought advice from experts for developing his business. 27. How does Mohiuddin feel about the progress he has made? A. Confused. ts. Satisfied. O. RegretIul. C D. Challenged. A fin whale body that was washed ashore at San Diego's Pacific Bcach was discovered to have many bite marks from killer whales, which could have contributed to its death, according to the t.\ational f)ccanic and Atmosphcric ,A.dministration ( NOAA). At first' NOAA researchers deemed the marks might be from sharks, but further analysis ( j)fr) by experts showed that these were actually rake (fl7) marks, an unusual feature of killer whales, as stated by NOAA spokesperson Michael Milstein. Whilc it is possible that killer whales playcd a rolc in the {in whalc's dcath, NOAA has not confirmed that they were the de{initive cause. Milstein noted that there are documented instances where killer whales have chased fin whales, causing them to beach themselves in attempls to escape. This suggests that killer whales could have influenced the whale's {ate (ft E), but there is no certainty that they were the direct cause of death. Additionally, NOAA relxrrted sightings of a group of about a dozen killer whales along the Southcrn California coast, including San Dicgo. Iloaters in the area filmed footage of a group of killer whales actively chasing and likely {eeding on dolphins near Torrey Pines. This indicates that killer whales are currently active in rhe region and may take part in various predatory (ffiA't|L6i) behaviors. The fin whale's body was discovered on l)ecember 10. Lileguards spent the entire day trying to drag the whale back out to sea, but despite their efforts, the body returned to shore at least once. The whale was observed blecding from its side, and attempts to pull it away using a small boat connected to its tail were unsuccess{ul. Fin whalcs, which are the second- largest whale species on Earth after blue whales, are considered endangered and relatively few in number. These whales can weigh up to 100,000 pounds. NOAA highly values public reports regarding stranded (lH*lBl) or injured sea animals. NOAA cxtremely appreciates such reports and encourages the public to provide information on how to report these incidents. NOAA supposes that it is time for all to work together. 28. What does the underlined word "deemed" in paragraph 1 probably mean! A, Oomplained. B. Persuaded. C. Forgot. D. Believed. 29. What could killer whales do to cause the possible death of the fin whale? A. Drag it to the shore. B. Hit it unexpectedly. C. Chase it until it beached itsell. D. Attack it in a group. IH:4iE H 5 n(* ro A)l .25-t378, 30. What can we know about killer whalcs from paragraph 3? A. They are observed to be active near'l'orrey Pines. B, They are a new threat to the local ccosystem, C. They hardly take part in predatory behaviors. D. Their presence is causing concern for locals. 31. What is NOAA's attitude towards puLlic reportsf A. Supportive. B. I)oubtful. C. Unclcar. D D. Worricd. I-ow Ievels ol vitamin (44.*) D could lead to a slower recovery process in children with broken bones, according to research to be presented at a conference this weekend. "Children need to be givcn well balanced dicts that include vitamin D to maintain children's overall health and cnsure efficient rccovcry when injurics occur," said the study's senior author, Dr. Jessica McQuerry oI the University o[ Florida. McQuerry's team examined data about 166 paticnts, from babies to 17-year olds, who had broken a bone betwecn 2015 and 2aZZ. They found that in 61. 4 percent of cascs, the children had low lcvels of vitamin D and these children were likely to take significantly longer to recover. Professor Scarlett McNally, the deputy director of I-ondon's Center for Periopcrative Care, said, "Vitamin D helps in many body functiotts, including repair of bones and tissues. It is a vitamin that helps the body manage calciunr which keeps your boncs strong and is nceded {or muscles to contract. Vitanrin l) also has a role in immune (4,rtr) function, hclping your body deal with infcction and cancer. It also has a role in ccll division-esscntial for tissue repair. " The study's authors said that previous studics had focused on how vitamin D can hclp prevent fractures (Bfr), but this new rcsearch is making up for the fact that vitamin D for children's Iractures had been largely uncxplored up to this point. They recommended testing your child for vitamin D levels i{ a broken bone is taking a long timc to recover. Vitamin I) can be {ound in a variety of foods. Dairy products, such as milk and cheese, are particularly high in the nutrient' but it is also lound in fish, eggs and somc vegetables. Sunlight exposure can help the body absorb vitamin D. "Getting outside and enjoying the fresh air can do wonders for your recovery while also upping vitamin D abrcrption, " MQuerry said 32. What is paragraph 4 mainly aboutJ A. The side ef{ects of medicine. C. The good ways to keep {it. 33. How does the new research dilIer lrom previous studies? A. It uncovers the secret of tasty foods. B. It focuses on teenage exercise routine. B. The functions o{ vitamin D. D. The roles oI bones and tissues. tE-*iE H 6 n(+ l0 n)l . 25- l37B . C. It offers a deep undcrstanding o[ vitamin D. D. It provides thc cure for brokcn bones. 34. What do the study's authors advise parcnts to do? A, Eat vegetables as much as possible, B. Ask their family mcmbers to work out. (1. Check vitamin I) levels o{ thcir kids. D. Refuse dairy products in thc supermarket. 35. Which can be a suitablc ritle for thc textJ A. Well-balanced Diets Help 1'eenagcrs Grow Up B. Exploring Nature Plays a Key Rolc in I-ife C. Rescarchers Find a New Kind of Vitamin D. Vitamin D ls Vital for Children H .]t (xr 5 4\U.t€4\Ut 2. s /rl,lkrl 12. 5 rl) m i* f m tu JL rr.fE -{,;' B! E ]ri F lE r I i EI tl H^+ I r ft E! &1jtr In . )Lrfr.+ H N r n h * /* fr ." To some extent, smartl)lroncs are extcnsions (tE{+) oI our hands, but it's easy to forget how much time wc actually spentl on them. Hcre are ways for you to gct rid of (F.,UL ) this adcliction 36 'lhey kccp us r:onnccted to friends, work, thc news and funny videos. But whcn you start feeling anxious al)out not having your lrhonc arorrnd, that's differcnt. It's one thing to leel inconvenient, but it's anothcr to fer:l really anxiorrs. Is that the casc with youl 37 'i If so. start slow. 'l'ry leaving your phonc at home for short, controllcd periods to take a quick walk. Gradually, it's okay even without a phonc lor a k>ng tinre. I found mysclf checking my phone from time to tinre. And what do I find'i Nothing ncw. 38 It's.just the habit of checking lor the sake of (h-() checking. So, how havc I been getting rid of this habit? One strategy is to create somc trouble. Sct your phonc 10 requirc a password to unlock rathcr than immcdiately opcn it through facial recognition. If you find yourself pulling out your phone dLrring dinner with friends, at family gathcrings, or evcn when sorneone is tclling you somcthing important, this ntight be a sign oI phone addiction. 39 'l'hat is. when I'm about to mcet with fricnds, I set my phone to "Do Not Disturb ( FJi)" modc or put il on airplane modc. I've even lelt my phone in my bag, car, or another room.just to break thc constant dcsire to check it. It feels awkward at first. 40 A. Here's a trick I've lound helpful B, Our phones are necessary tools these days C. There's not any urgent task I need to handle D. What can you do about it effectively and easily E. You can set screen time limits on certain apps to handle this situation F. Do you want to Icel more comlortable without your phone sometimes G. Actually, the conversations are more enjoyable without being disturbed [B:4.iE H z E(* ro n)l .25-13?8. ff=f,ir) LEEEH(*Fifr,ffi,} 30 r)) H,1l G\ 1s zJrffi ;tgzJrffi t tl,tfr/rl ti h) lE i* T E l,J L r\'ft W Ffi h ft1 A. ts. c . D E t jt rfr .F it l li EI ul H E H 4I P! &,f+E rfr " 'I'hc evening before Fathcr's Day, I couldn't slcep. At {irst, I thought my insomnia (* nR) was due ro thc 4l and excitcmcnt about a match. But what kept rne 42 was the rcalization that this would he the last Fathcr's l)ay before my kid 43 collcgc. I was preparing lor cmpty nest life. In my household' the fridge door is thc place holding thc slxrrts .14 and the family calendar (iCiFA). Also stuck on it are imporrant photos, awards and the 45 report cards. '['he calcndar and schedule 46 so much of my attcntion, so I ncvcr had the time to Iook 47 at the photos of his childhood. But I began to cxatrinc the memorabilia ( 'ltrfiii ) by taking in thc memories. I 48 the golclen mcmories. I never played or watchcd socccr before becotuing a parent. In a worcl, I really 49 soccer IQ, Yet, I bccame a soccer coach bccause srrccer bccamc my son's 50 and I made efforts to 51 his every gzrme. Back thcn I assumed i1 was my 52 to takc part in my srxr's activitics. but now I undcrstood that I was 5iJ Alrcr ycars of supporting. guiding, and loving my son, I finally 54 that participating in my son s lilc. on any level was no1 an ollligation it was a privilege (ft f'). Teenagers nright not give rrs sornclhing wc wanr or neccl on Father's l)ay. That's okay. 'l'hey havc already givcrr us tht best possiblc r5 allowirrg us to feel what it's like to bc their dad. 41. A. failure B. expectation O. anxicty D. nrisundcrsranding 42. A. awake B. asleep C. ashamed D. akrne 43. A. voted lor B. accounted for C. carcd {or D. lcft for 44, A. schedulc 13. impression C. perrnission D, talent 45. A. identical B. confusing C. strange f). excellent 46. A. occupicd B. changcd Ll. tcsted L). shcltered 47. A. smoothly B. differently O. quickly D. carelully .18. A. returned B. rcmembcrcd C. limited D. shared 49. A. predictcd B. lacked Li. pushed D. adjusted 50. A. disappointment B. curiosity C. passion D. imagination 51. A. rcpeat B. select C, attend D, measure 52. A. duty B. turn C. bclief D. enjoyment 53. A. confident B. wrong C. clever D. realistic 54. A. inquircd B. allowed C. realized D. reminded 55. A. patience B. ability C. present D, plan [E *iE H 8 n(+ 10 n)l .25-1378. 9I ) XB 4* H 4r {" g H :ifi H + {l{ t< H-1t (+ 1o {rff;fuy'rffi \. 5 rl,ffitl $ h) lE i* f E E I, & ir H ft rE 1 f i6 + E! +,,1 Et + E 4 N 4id1 ffi Effifrt *.. OId Town o{ I-ijiang is a well preservcd old town of ethnic minorities with brilliant Khan, the first culture, 56 (locate) in a central town of thc l-ijiang Autonomous County of the Naxi Ethnic Minority in Yunnan Provincc. Old Town oI t-ijiang which occupies an arca of 3. 8 square kilometcrs firstly in the late Song Dynasty antl thc early Yuan Dynasty. Since Kubla 57 ( build ) emperor o[ the Yuan Dynasty, developmental way and becamc his reign rffirs'r here, I.ijiang wa* on 58 fast political, cultural. and educational center in this area, in the trading activities. Till now, whcn anyone walks on o{ the 64 ( architeclure ) Old Town of l-i.liang is now a customs, uniquc bLrildings and 59 (play) a very important set the role thc streets oI Old Town of l-ijiang' hc can {eel the prospcrity and flourish from the shops with fancy tjO superb collections of harrdicrafts. Old Town of l-ijiang, 6l is btrilt along the linc oI mountains and the flow of rivers, provides a vcry prer:ious samplc 62 (study) the old time architccture. As a rcsult of the 63 (combine) of thc mtrltinational culture anci the progress oI Naxi ethnic minority, the buildings hcrc combinc thc bcst parts characters o[ Han, IJai, and Xizang into a rrnique Naxi style. Iamous tourisl atlr.rclion for its traclitional ethnic culturt and thc beautiful natural 65 (view). trE*llr) 5,lf (+ffifr,ffi) 40 i)) H -n Qfi/S 1s tl) {6&4X+&1g]i!,i..EE[!..Heroes rn your Eycs', ft!'i[ {ifrd" i#,f6 L_l,,T'he Chinese Sci ent ist W ho Inspi red Me" ! ffi tr- ffi E ;fflt {it- ' I \ d lJt'ft, 1. Lry)Jfit+D.+),Xl 2.x+t fi\)et\. ,i:g'. l.EttiiilW.fih 8o +X.tr1; 2. iEl( m f +&tt /+.SU l- tr'r+E.ruinE'E$ " 'I'he Chinese Scientist Who Inspired Me [E:4iE ff e a(* l0 n)l .25-137ts. H-fr (ifr/tl 25 /tl) lE i* l Er t Bl, & ffi N fr d 411 Ffr k wiE fi *.,.-E *c N E9., l\ Zf4 hy- H iig a! ff a . Onc Friday in January, I fclt a wave o{ anxiety wash ovcr me as I noticed my students' disinterest in reading. During silent reading time, I oftcn saw them yawning (1TPfr.t.) ut looking blankly (#.*\ j&) at their books. Their lack o[ enthusiasm was obvious, and it troubled me deeply, I knew thc power of a good book and thc worlds it corrld opcn, and I was dctermined to make a changc. 'I'herefore, I decided to takc a brave step to cultivale Gfi#) " lovc lor books in my classroonr. As I thought of possiblc solutions, I suddenly rcmembered my loca) community library, a placc that had always drawn nrziny neighbors to read and connect. The library was always fillcd with people of all agcs lost in their reading, discussing books, and parlicipating in community events. This mcnrory inspired an idea. If a corrrrnurrily library could create such a wclcoming atmosphere, wl.rv couldn't I create a similar space in my classroom'1 That very weekend, I scl 10 work. I carefully sclectcd my favoritc books frorn my pcrsonal collection, ranging Irorn thrilling advcnturcs to heartwarming talcs, and even a {ew classic novcls. I arranged thc books neatly on a shelf in a corner of the classroom, placing a soft carpcl to create a welconring reading area, aiming to draw my students into the world of books. On Monday morning, as nry students walked into thc classrrpm, thcy noticed the new addition. " What's thjs, Mr. .lohnsonJ" asked Emily, her eyes widening with curiosity. "This, my dear students, is our very own class library corner," I announccd with a smile. "You can borrow any book you like, at any timc. Thcre's rur need {or fornral check-outs. Just takc a book, enjoy it, and bring it back when you'rc done. " Doubtful words filled thc room, but I could scc a little light of inrcrcst. "ReallyJ No rulesl" questioned Mark, a student. "Well, thcrc is one rule." I replied. "'l'rcat books with rcspcct and share them with your classmates. " &H, l.4Ei,l&,"1 t t;o 1't,,6 . 2. ffi &in i. ffi tti+AEE I fl.tfHD'fnE'ftH. 9I E !B nH H ) Then I invited students to visit thc class library corncr. With timc going by, my e{{orts scemed to pay off. 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