2026届辽宁沈阳市高三下学期二模自编英语试卷5

1-5BBCAA 6-10ACBCB 11-15CACAB 16-20ABBAC 21-23CBA 24-27AAC 28-31 CAAC 32-35 DAAD 41-45 ADACD 46-50CDABA 51-55DBCBC 56. covering 考查非谓语动词。 57. with 考查介词。 58. gestures 考查名词复数。 59. Bathed 考查非谓语动词。 60. encountered 考查动词时态。 61. closer 考查形容词比较级。 62. What 考查名词性从句。 63. increasingly 考查副词。 64. representative 考查形容词。 65. a 考查冠词。 Dear Jim, Great to hear from you and know that you take an interest in traditional Chinese clothing. As for my favorite, it has to be hanfu, which features a long gown with loose sleeves, a high collar, and a wide belt at the waist. I fall in love with hanfu for its graceful style. Hanfu also has an important cultural significance in China. Wearing hanfu inspires me to learn about the culture and history behind the clothing. I hope my introduction can offer you a glimpse of the charming Chinese culture. If you have any more questions, feel free to write back to me. Now, Julie peeked out behind the stage curtain and the theatre was full. A wave of nervousness swept over her. “You’re a fantastic dancer. This is just stage fright,” she comforted herself. Julie took deep breaths. The music began and she twirled on to the stage. Her shoes tapped lightly on the stage floor, her arms flowing like an arc. As she danced, she forgot all about the audience. A slight smile tugged at her lips as she finished a perfect landing. All the years of hard practices melted away. In that moment, there was only her, the music, and the dance she’d waited a lifetime to share. Bowing at the end, she saw her family. They were on their feet, clapping and cheering. The audience in the theatre also burst into thunderous applause. “You were fabulous!” her husband beamed, hugging her afterwards. Their daughter joined in the group hug. “You were always a better ballerina than me,” Kirsty appeared, smiling. Julie was finally able to sign up for ballet lessons when she was 40. “Mum, let’s go home to celebrate your success,” her daughter bubbled with excitement. Linking arms with her daughter, Julie hoped she’d shown her that it was never too late to follow your dreams. 听力 1．B 【原文】W: Hello! Could I speak to Shirley Lim please? M: Sure, just a second. Who’s calling? Sonya? W: No, this is Sue from work. 2．B 【原文】M: Would you like some more? W: No more, thank you. M: Here is to our friendship and health! W: Bottoms up! 3．C 【原文】W: A blouse? I would say... for, like, a nice quality one, like, 500 Thai baht. M: Okay. That’s not bad. W: Yeah. That’s alright. 4．A 【原文】M: Ah, you're from Nepal, right? W: Yes, I am. M: I was thinking about going there. Could you tell me some good places to visit while I'm in Nepal? 5．A 【原文】M: Morning, Myra. W: Oh hi, Arthur! M: You’re taking Introduction to Computer Science too? W: Looks like it. It's my only elective this term. 6．A 7．C 【原文】M: So Hana, tell me, do you cook much? W: Yes, Daniel. I always cook. I always make Chinese or Japanese food. How about you? M: Well, I don’t really cook that often. I’m really busy on weekdays. So, I always just get something at the shop. But, during the weekends, I always cook because I really like making food. That’s what I do. W: So, do you ever eat out? M: Only occasionally, because I don’t have time on weekdays, and I prefer cooking, so not really often. 8．B 9．C 【原文】M: OK, Keri, your father sounds like a very interesting man. W: Yes. My dad's name is Robert. He's retired now and in his free time he's building an airplane (wow) Yeah! M: So can he fly a plane as well? W: Yeah, he has a private pilot's license. M: Wow, that must be pretty difficult. W: Yeah. Well, he used to be an airplane mechanic, so quite a while ago. But yeah, he's building all the different parts of the plane and fitting them together. M: Wow When is he going to be finished? W: I don't know. His recent e-mail said he's just putting the tail section on soon. 10．B 11．C 12．A 【原文】W: I’ve been planning to ask you for some advice about restaurants. I need to book somewhere to celebrate my sister’s 30th birthday, and I like the sound of that place you went to for your mum’s 50th. M: The Junction. Yeah, I’d definitely recommend that for a special occasion. W: Where is it again? I can’t remember. M: It’s on Grayson Street. W: Oh, that’s good. M: Yes, the location’s perfect, but that’s not necessarily why I’d recommend it. The food’s amazing. W: Is it really expensive? M: It’s certainly not cheap, but for a special occasion I think it’s fine. It’s got a great atmosphere and before dinner you can go up on the roof and have a drink. It’s really nice up there, but you need to book. W: Hmm... sounds good. 13．C 14．A 15．B 16．A 【原文】W: Now, then, Mr., uh, Johnson. How can I help you? M: Well, I’m thinking about transferring, but I’m not sure... I was hoping you could help me make a decision. W: I’ll try. Which university are you thinking of transferring to? And why do you want to leave Hillside University? M: Um... I’m thinking of going to Central University, because it’s in my hometown. I’ve been kind of homesick this year. W: I see. And would you keep the same major if you transferred? M: Yeah, I would. The credits I’ve earned here will transfer to Central. W: Why did you choose to come to Hillside University in the first place? M: Um, firstly you have a great business school. And secondly I wanted to get away from home. W: You’re right, Mr. Johnson, we do have an excellent business school. But, so does Central. The thing is, you’ve got almost a year under your belt here now. At Central, you’ll be starting from scratch. M: Yeah, I know that. But I’m a little bit familiar with Central. I had older friends who went there, and I visited it before I came here. W: You know, freshman year is usually the hardest. 17．B 18．B 19．A 20．C 【原文】 M: Good morning and welcome to City Football Club. I’d like to give you some useful information about your visit to the stadium today and then we’ll start the tour. I can see lots of children here today, so just to let mums and dads know a few things. The stadium has lots of stairs and the players’ tunnel is very dark. Please don’t let your children wander off on their own, even for a minute. We don’t want any accidents or anyone getting frightened. Cameras are permitted everywhere and you can take pictures of your child taking a shot. It’s very hot and sunny out on the field today. You can get food and drink at the cafe and I really recommend the healthy lunch boxes for children. Also in the cafe, children are invited to do a football themed drawing. We’ll pick the best one at the end of the afternoon, so don’t forget to put your name and contact details on the back. That way if you’ve left the stadium before then, we’ll send your prize, but sadly we can’t return drawings. 学科网（北京）股份有限公司 $听力考试正式开始。Hello, could I speak to shirly lib, please? Sure, just a second. Who's calling Sonia? No, this is sue from work. Hello, could I speak to shirly lib. please? Sure, just a second. Who's calling Sonia? No, this is sue from work. Would you like some more? No more. Thank you. Here is to our friendship and health. Bottoms up. Would you like some more? No more. Thank you. Here is to our friendship and health. Bottoms up. A black, I would say, for, like a nice quality one, like five hundred. Tibet. okay, that's not bad. Yeah. that's alright. A blouse, I would say, for like a nice quality one, like five hundred. Tie bat. okay, that's not bad. Yeah. that's alright. Ah you're from the paul, right? Yes. I am. I was thinking about . going there. Could you tell me some good places to visit while i'm in nepal? Ah you're from the paul, right? Yes. I am. I was thinking . about going there. Could you tell me some good places to visit while i'm in the park? Morning, mara. Oh, hi artha. You are taking introduction to computer science too. Looks like IT. It's my only elective this term. Morning, mara. Oh, hi Arthur. You are taking introduction to computer science too. Looks like IT. It's my only elective this term. So hanna, tell me, do you cook much? Yes, Daniel. I always cook. I always make chinese or japanese food. How about you? Well. I don't really cook that often. I'm really busy on weekdays, so I always just get something at the sharp, but during the weekends I always cook because I really like making food. That's what I do. So do you ever eat out only . occasionally? Because I don't have time on weekdays, and I prefer cooking, so not really often. So, hanna, tell me, do you cook much? Yes, anie, I always cook. I always make chinese or japanese food. How about you? Well. I don't really cook that often. I'm really busy on weekdays, so I always just get something at the shop. But during the weekends, I always cook because I really like making food. That's what I do. So do you ever eat out . only occasionally? Because I don't have time on weekdays, and I prefer cooking, so not really often. Okay, kerry, your father sounds like a very interesting man. Yes, my dada's name is Robert. He's retired now, and in his free time he's building an airplane. Wow, yeah. So can he fly a plane as well? Yeah, he has a private pilot license. Wow, that must be pretty difficult. Yeah, well, he used to be an airplane mechanic so quite a while ago. But yeah, he's building all the different parts of the plane and fitting them together. Wow, when is he going to be finished? I don't know. His recent emails said he's just putting the tail section on soon. Okay, kerry, your father sounds like a very interesting man. Yes, my dada's name is Robert. He's retired now, and in his free time he's building an airplane. Wow, yeah. So can he fly a plane as well? Yeah, he has a private pilot license. Wow, that must be pretty difficult. Yeah, well, he used to be an airplane mechanic so quite a while ago. But yeah, he's building all the different parts of the plane and fitting them together. Wow, when is he going to be finished? I don't know. His recent e mail said he's just putting the tail section on soon. I've been planning to ask you for some advice about restaurants. I need to book somewhere to celebrate my sister's story at birthday. And I like the sound of that place you went for your . mom's fifty eighth, the junction. yeah. I definitely recommend that for a special occasion. Where is IT again? I can't remember . it's on Grace in street. Oh, that's good. Yes, the locations perfect. But that's not necessarily why I recommended. The food's amazing. Is that really . expensive? It's . certainly not cheap. But for a special occasion, I think it's fine. It's got a great atmosphere, and before dinner, you can go up on the roof and have a drink. It's really nice up there, but you need to book. HMM sounds good. I've been planning to ask you for some advice about restaurants. I need to book somewhere to celebrate my sister's story at birthday. And I like the sound of that place you went for your . mom's fifty eth th. The junction. yeah. I definitely recommend that for a special occasion. Where is IT again? I can't . remember it's on Grace in street. Oh, that's good. Yes, the locations perfect, but that's not necessarily why I recommended the foods. Amazing is IT really expensive? It's certainly not cheap, but for a special occasion, I think it's fine. It's got a great atmosphere. And before dinner, you can go up on the roof and have a drink. It's really nice up there, but you need to book. HMM sounds good. Now, don, mr. A Johnson, how can I help you? Well, i'm . thinking about transfering, but I am not sure I was hoping you could help me . make a decision. I'll try. Which university are you thinking of transferring to and why do you want to leave hillside university? Um i'm thinking of going to central university because it's in my hometown. I've been kind of homesick this year. I see. And would you keep the same major if you transferred? Yeah, I would. The credits i've earned here will transfer the central. Why did you . choose to come the hillside university in the first place? Firstly, you have a great business school. And secondly, I wanted to get away from home. You're right, mister Johnson. We do have an excEllent business school. But so as central, the thing is, you've got almost a year under your belt here. Now at central, you'll be starting from scratch. Yeah, I know that, but i'm a little bit familiar with central. I had older friends who went there and I visited IT before I came here. You know freshman years, usually the hardest. Now, don, mr. A Johnson, how can I help you? Well, i'm thinking about transfering, but I am not sure I was hoping you could help me make a decision. I'll try. Which university are you thinking of transferring to? And why do you want to leave hill side university? Um i'm thinking of going to central university because it's in my hometown. I've been kind of homesick this year. I see. And would you keep the same major if you . transferred? Yeah, I would. The credits i've earned here will transfer the central. Why did you choose to come the hillsides university . in the first place? Um firstly, you have a great business school and secondly, I wanted to get away from home. You're right, mister Johnson. We do have an excEllent business school. But so as central the thing is you've got almost a year under your belt here. Now at center, you'll be starting from scratch. Ch. yeah, I know that, but i'm a little bit familiar with central. I had older friends who went there, and I visited IT before I came here. You know, freshman year, usually the hardest. Good morning, and welcome to city football club. I'd like to give you some useful information about your visit to the stadium today, and then we'll start the tour. I can see lots of children here today, so just to let mum's and dads know a few things. The stadium has lots of stairs and the players tunnel is very dark. Please don't let your children wander off on their own even for a minute. We don't want any accidents or anyone getting frightened. Cameras are permitted everywhere, and you can take pictures of your child taking a shot. It's very hot and Sunny out on the field today. You can get food and drink at the cafe, and I really recommend that healthy lunch boxes for dren. Also in the cafe, children are invited to do a football themed drawing. We'll pick the best one at the end of the afternoon, so don't forget to put your name and contact details on the back. That way, if you've left the stadium before that, we'll send your prize. But sadly, we can't return drawings. Good morning, and welcome to city football club. I'd like to give you some useful information about your visit to the stadium today, and then we'll start the tour. I can see lots of children here today. So just to let moms and dads know a few things. The stadium has lots of stairs and the players tunnel is very dark. Please don't let your children wander off on their own even for a minute. We don't want any accidents or anyone getting frightened. Cameras are permitted every where, and you can take pictures of your child taking a shot. It's very hot and Sunny out on the field today. You can get food and drink at the cafe, and I really recommend that healthy lunch boxes for children. Also in the cafe, children are invited to do a football steamed drawing. We'll pick the best one at the end of the afternoon, so don't forget to put your name and contact details on the back. That way, if you've left the stadium before, then we'll send your prize. But sadly, we can't return drawings. 听力部分到此结束。 2026届辽宁省沈阳市二模自编试卷 第一部分 听力（共两节，满分30分） 第一节 （共5小题；每小题1.5分，满分7.5分） 听下面5段对话。每段对话后有一个小题，从题中所给的A、B、C三个选项中选出最佳选项。听完每段对话后，你都有10秒钟的时间来回答有关小题和阅读下一小题。每段对话读两遍。 1．Who is wanted on the phone? A．Sonya. B．Shirley. C．Sue. 2．What are the two speakers doing now? A．Exercising. B．Drinking. C．Competing. 3．What does the man think of the price? A．Too high. B．Quite low. C．Just acceptable. 4．What does the man plan to do? A．To go traveling. B．To study abroad. C．To visit a friend. 5．What is the relationship between the two speakers? A．Fellow students. B．Boss and clerk. C．Teacher and student. 听下面一段对话，回答以下小题。 6．What are the speakers mainly talking about? A．Cooking. B．Shopping. C．Working. 7．Why doesn’t Daniel eat out often? A．He doesn’t like the food at restaurants. B．He is too busy every day of the week. C．He likes cooking and is busy on weekdays. 听下面一段对话，回答以下小题。 8．What is Keri's father now? A．He's an airplane pilot. B．He's retired. C．He's a mechanic. 9．What is Robert doing recently? A．Practising for a pilot's license. B．Repairing an old plane. C．Making a new plane. 听下面一段对话，回答以下小题。 10．Why does the woman want to find a restaurant? A．For her mum’s birthday. B．For her sister’s birthday. C．For her own birthday. 11．Which of the following is one reason for the recommendation of the place? A．Its quiet surroundings. B．Its cheap food. C．Its great atmosphere. 12．What can guests from the restaurant do on the roof? A．Have a drink. B．Read a book. C．Enjoy the food. 听下面一段对话，回答以下小题。 13．What is the man planning to do? A．To earn more credits. B．To change his major. C．To move to another university. 14．How does the man feel at Hillside University? A．Homesick. B．Stressed. C．Bored. 15．What was one of the reasons why Mr. Johnson chose Hillside University initially? A．It is located just in his hometown. B．It has a first- class business school. C．His older friends graduated from there. 16．What does the woman imply about the man’s plan? A．Johnson will start all over again. B．Central’s business school is worse. C．Freshman year at Central is easier. 听下面一段独白，回答以下小题。 17．What is the speaker mainly doing at the beginning? A．Introducing City Football Club. B．Providing tips for the stadium visit. C．Inviting visitors to a football match. 18．Why does the speaker remind parents about the players’ tunnel? A．Too crowded for children. B．Dark, maybe causing fear. C．Only open to adult visitors. 19．What should the drawings be about? A．Football. B．The stadium. C．The cafe. 20．What should children do to enter the drawing competition? A．Finish the drawing before the tour really starts. B．Submit the drawing to the tour guides directly. C．Add contact information on the back of the drawing. 第二部分 阅读（共两节，满分50分） 第一节 （共15小题；每小题2.5分，满分37.5分） 阅读下列短文，从每题所给的A、B、C、D四个选项中选出最佳选项。 A Day Trip to Tarangire National Park Tarangire is one of those parks whose beauty is not fully recognized by people. It is often only visited for day trips because it is close to Ngorongoro and the Serengeti. It is full of elephants, zebras and lions. It also has some superb scenery to go with it. You can also see sights such as the Tarangire River. Tarangire has the second highest concentration of wildlife in Tanzania after the Serengeti and the highest concentration of elephants in the world. It has over 700 lions living there as well as a wide selection of other animals. Itinerary (行程) You will be picked up from your accommodation. After an approximate 3 hours’ drive, you will arrive at Tarangire National Park. The name of this national park originates from the Tarangire River that crosses the park. The park is considered as one of the best places to view elephants up close. From the open roof of the safari (野外观兽旅行) vehicle you will be able to absorb the landscape and see the animals wandering around. In the late afternoon you will have a hot meal, and then you will leave the park and drive back to Moshi. Included in the price (US $620 per person) All Tanzania national park fees International flights to/from Tanzania Meals according to the itinerary for Alcoholic and soft drinks each day Personal expenses & tips Bottles of mineral water for each day Travel insurance & visa fees Professional English-speaking guide Extra activities within the park Safari 4 × 4 jeep with all accessories Hotel accommodation before and after the safari Come and start your day trip! Click here and fill out the form to send a booking request immediately. 21. What do we know about Tarangire? A. It offers day and night trips. B. It owns the biggest lion population. C. It’s better than what people think. D. It has more wildlife than the Serengeti. 22. What can visitors do in the park? A. Wander along the river. B. Watch animals in jeeps. C. Interact with elephants. D. Spend a night in the park. 23. What’s included in the price? A. Guide services. B. Travel insurance. C. Meals and soft drinks. D. Round-trip airfares. B I opened my car window and called out “Ma’am! Ma’am!” The only lady in the parking lot looked around until she saw me. “I just wanted to tell how nice you look today,” I said. “The colors you have on are beautiful on you.” Her face registered surprise for a second, and then she smiled. “Thank you!” she called back. Her final steps to her car seemed lighter, and I smiled to myself. I grew up with very few cheerleaders in my own life. When I was in the middle of fighting a battle for my life, I had been confirmed depression, along with anxiety. It has taken many years and more effort and determination than I thought I was capable of recovering from this illness. With no cheerleaders in my court, I fought this battle alone. I am proud of the progress I have made thus far. There are times when I thought, if only I had had someone to hold me and say, “Susan, I believe in you. You can do this, and I’ll be there every step of the way.” I wonder how much sooner I would have recovered. I’ll never know. So I have made it a point in recent years to praise people, especially women and girls. Instead of just thinking that someone looks nice or did a great job, I say it out loud. It doesn’t take long, and it’s easy. So, I wonder, why don’t more people do this? As women, we have learned from our role models to be quiet. We downplay our own achievements even when we do receive a rare compliment. Now, when I compliment someone and she denies, I say to her, “Just say thank you.” Most women are relieved that they don’t have to deny the compliment; they can accept the praise without guilt. Cheerleading doesn’t require any skills. It only takes a few seconds, although you do have to remind yourself to do it. Eventually, it becomes a habit. 24. How did the lady feel after hearing the author’s praise? A. Delighted. B. Anxious. C. Relaxed. D. Worried. 25. What made the author become a cheerleader? A. Her experience. B. Her habit. C. Her personality. D. Her ambition. 26. What does the author hope when she praises someone? A. She can be rewarded. B. She can be appreciated. C. They can accept the praise. D. They should say something. 27. Which of the following best describes the author? A. Caring. B. Brave. C. Outgoing. D. Honest. C What is a lifestyle and how is that different from a life? A lifestyle is about brand names and buying identity or fame. Lifestyle gives a false sense of peace and acceptability that comes from others recognizing what you’ve bought into (as well as bought). If your car, clothes, and home are expensive, you’re sophisticated (见过世面的) and stylish. If you have the right kind of job or go to the right social gatherings, then you receive the insincere approval of others. This means that your self-esteem is always at the mercy of others, with no appreciation of you as an individual. A life, on the other hand, is very different. A life is what you lead when you know what matters most to you. It is very simple and comes from being connected to what you know is important and being willing to put that first, no matter what others may think. When you create a life vs. a lifestyle, your self-esteem comes from what’s inside you, not what others think about you. Lifestyle is expensive financially and personally, because it costs a great deal to keep up appearances and do what you think is socially acceptable. A life is not expensive. Rather than using personal or financial resources, a life generates energy and staying power. It’s about liberating yourself from the mindless consumption that society expects. It is about making the choices that are in line with your values, instead of using up your bank account or energy for no heart-driven reason. How can you make the change? Understand the difference between a life and a lifestyle. Analyze your current lifestyle to see what is costing you in money, time, stress, and energy to maintain it. Let go and make room for what is really important to you, what supports you and brings you joy. Remember who you are from within, not what you own! 28. Which of the following examples best explains “what is life about”? A. We work long hours in a job that we do not enjoy. B. We focus on what we wear, or what kind of car we drive. C. We find out what our true beliefs and values are and choose to live by these. D. We think that how others see us is more important than what we think of ourselves. 29. What method does the author use to explain his opinion in the third paragraph? A. Making a comparison. B. Giving an example. C. Giving a definition. D. Giving a reason. 30. To make the change, we need to _______. A. be directed from within B. be directed from outside C. be driven by social values D. be driven by others’ opinions 31. What is the author’s purpose of writing this passage? A. To describe what life is. B. To introduce what lifestyle is. C. To promote life instead of lifestyle. D. To tell the differences between life and lifestyle. D Extreme heat often brings extreme wildfires, and this year is no exception, with unprecedented heat waves fueling enormous outbreaks of fires in the western United States and Canada, as well as across the Mediterranean and in Siberia. But paradoxically, the most intense wildfires can have the opposite effect on temperatures, cooling Earth's surface both regionally and globally. Thick wildfire smoke can temporarily block sunlight near the ground, causing regional temperatures to drop by several degrees. Wildfire smoke can also have global cooling effects by making clouds in the lower atmosphere more reflective or blocking sunlight in the upper atmosphere, similar to what a volcanic eruption does. The effect is far too small to counteract human-caused global warming; researchers say it's too early to predict what it means for the broader climate system. But with fire seasons growing more intense around the world and triggering a range of extreme fire weather in North America and elsewhere, the search for answers is growing increasingly urgent. Smoke particles act as seeds for water vapor to form clouds that are smaller and reflect more sunlight. While smoke tends to rain out of clouds fairly quickly, the Australian bushfires raged for months, pumping more and more cloud-brightening smoke into the atmosphere. “It's not a big effect, but when you integrate over the entire Southern Ocean, it adds up," one of the researchers says. While this research highlights the cooling effects of smoke in the lower atmosphere, on occasion, wildfire smoke can reach even higher altitudes into the stratosphere, the layer that starts about 10 miles up. There, it can have additional effects on the climate. Smoke reaches the stratosphere when heat from a powerful wildfire creates an updraft that combines with moisture in the atmosphere to generate towering thunderclouds. However, scientists have only recently begun studying these effects. “We might still be in the infancy of understanding how large and how important the effects of these wildfires are," scientists say. 32. What probably causes extreme wildfires to cool the earth globally? A. Extreme wildfires can result in volcanic eruption. B. Wildfire smoke covers sunlight above the ground forever. C. The smoke blocks less sunlight in the higher atmosphere. D. The clouds in the lower atmosphere reflect more sunlight. 33. What does the underlined word “raged" probably mean in Paragraph 4? A. Spread. B. Stopped. C. Released. D. Strengthened. 34. What can we infer from the text? A. Scientists need further studies of the effects of wildfires. B. Extreme wildfires are the consequence of global warming. C. Wildfire smoke means a lot to the climate system of the earth. D. Smoke at higher altitudes has the most impact on cooling earth. 35. Where does the text probably come from? A. A science fiction. B. A research report. C. A geography textbook. D. A science magazine. 第二节 （共5小题；每小题2.5分，满分12.5分） 阅读下面短文，从短文后的选项中选出可以填入空白处的最佳选项。选项中有两项为多余选项。 People say fortune favors the brave, but taking a leap is easier said than done. 36 ·Embrace strategic risk. One of the biggest misconceptions about risk-taking is that if something feels uncomfortable, it’s a sign to back away. But researches have taught us this: 37 Ask yourself, “Does this risk match my values? Is it moving me toward something I care about?” If yes, expect some embarrassment. The biggest payoffs live just past that initial awkward phase. · 38 Many of us have grown too afraid of taking risks—maybe because one risk made us embarrassed. A good way to feel less scared of risks is to ask yourself, “What’s one small thing I can do to get used to not knowing what will happen?” Start with bite-size, winnable risks, like speaking up in a meeting, volunteering for a project slightly outside your wheelhouse. ·Breathe in bravery. Breathe out fear. 39 In other words, taking a few deep breaths helps regulate anxiety. Another easy way to stretch your risk-taking muscles is by copying someone you admire. Imagine them in your shoes and how they’d approach your challenge. How would they talk, walk or hold themselves? Even standing tall sends a signal to your brain that “you’ve got this”. ·Forgive yourself. We all have moments when we don’t do the thing that will help us grow. And that’s okay! Instead of beating yourself up, forgive yourself because you’re human. 40 Being kind to yourself may just be the best way to step forward toward a braver version of yourself. A. Enjoy small wins. B. Our body impacts our mind. C. Overcome unexpected fears. D. No one is courageous all the time. E. Humans always have high expectations. F. Bravery and awkwardness are sisters in life. G. The following tips will help you outsmart fear. 第三部分 语言运用（共两节，满分30分） 第一节 （共15小题；每小题1分，满分15分） 阅读下面短文，从每题所给的A、B、C、D四个选项中选出最佳选项。 Every Saturday morning Phoenix Young would take piano lessons with a family friend when he was a child. “At that time we would 41 and take all morning just to have a lesson," Phoenix 42 . “And I loved it.” But when Phoenix was 12, his teacher proposed that he need better 43 . So his mother took him to a music school in the Bronx, and signed him up for classes with a teacher named Bade Simon, experienced but known for being 44 .And she quickly lived up to that 45 .Phoenix found the stressful life was 46 like his lighthearted Saturday mornings with his former teacher, so it wasn't long before he 47 that he would quit. One day, however, Bade 48 him and said something surprising: “I have 49 in you. Keep going. Then the reluctant student did something surprising 50 : he said, “Okay." “It was as if all I wanted was just a 51 from her that she cared about me, Phoenix said. That moment 52 their relationship. Within a few weeks, they were having 53 during lessons. And within a few months, she was teaching him things about music that he'd never known before. It was the beginning of a long and fruitful relationship. “I went into 54 and became a piano teacher, a career I have been doing for 50 years,” Phoenix said. “And I 55 it all to that precious moment with my unsung hero, Bade Simon." 41. A. stick around B. walk down C. stay up D. laugh off 42. A. announced B. sighed C. regretted D. recalled 43. A. instruction B. behaviour C. recognition D. relationship 44. A. sweet B. violent C. tough D. strange 45. A. expectation B. standard C. quality D. reputation 46. A. something B. everything C. nothing D. anything 47. A. pretended B. admitted C. rejected D. decided 48. A. turned to B. attended to C. lied to D. referred to 49. A. courage B. faith C. doubt D. luck 50. A. in return B. in vain C. in time D. in peace 51. A. promise B. vision C. notice D. sign 52. A. recovered B. transformed C. ruined D. clouded 53. A. stress B. patience C. fun D. argument 54. A. acting B. music C. composition D. singing 55. A. leave B. lead C. credit D. add 第二节 （共10小题；每小题1.5分，满分15分） 阅读下面短文，在空白处填入1个适当的单词或括号内单词的正确形式。 Reports from Hotan, Xinjiang: Intangible Cultural Heritage (ICH) showcases, 56 (cover）opera and crafts, unite artists, youth and communities through creativity, mentorship and cultural exchange in Hotan, Xinjiang. In a hall decorated 57 Beijing’s distinctive ICH items, Elham Arkin, a boy from Uygur carefully copies 58 (gesture) by leading Peking Opera artist Li Hongyan. 59 (bathe) in the glow of cloisonne (景泰蓝), fine palace carpet and colorful opera costume, he practices singing, sleeve-sweeping and step-pacing under Li’s instruction. Elham has loved and dreamed of Peking Opera since he first 60 (encounter) it in 2018. He recalled borrowing his brother’s phone to search online. From hanfu and calligraphy to martial arts and tai chi, each interest led him gradually 61 (close) to Peking Opera. 62 first fascinated him were the exquisite costumes and melodic singing. As he began to understand the plots and techniques, he grew 63 (increasing) appreciative of the subtle beauty of the performances. The event carried the theme Nurturing Xinjiang with Culture, Enriching Life with Heritage. The Yotkan folk culture and tourism town brought together 435 64 (represent) ICH programs and 383 inheritors from many regions. Through exhibitions, stage performances and cultural fairs, traditions found 65 young voice and the showcases highlighted the achievements of ICH preservation, transmission and interregional cooperation. 第四部分 写作（共两节，满分40分） 第一节 （满分15分） 假设你是李华，你的英国朋友Jim在给你的邮件中提到他对中国传统服饰很感兴趣，让你介绍你最喜欢的中国传统服饰。请你给Jim回信，内容包括： 1. 你最喜欢的中国传统服饰; 2. 喜欢的原因。 注意： （1）写作词数应为80个左右； （2）请按如下格式作答。 Dear Jim, 第二节 （满分25分） 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。 Julie twirled (旋转) in her white ballet costume. She couldn’t believe, at 40, she was going to fulfil her dream of becoming a ballerina in tonight’s show. Tying her ballet shoe ribbons, she remembered that moment. When she was 11, she’d been fascinated by the graceful dancing and beautiful costumes in Swan Lake on TV. So she had decided to be a ballerina instead of a nurse when she grew up. Back then, her mum shook her head. “Sorry, love, we can’t afford ballet lessons.” Julie tasted disappointment. Next day, she peeked (偷看) through the window of the local dance school and tried to follow the routines. But without a pole to hold on to, she fell over and hurt her knees. She struggled to get up and continued to copy the girls, stretching her arms in an arc (弧形). She noticed Kirsty from her school in the class. “Will you teach me?” Julie begged. Kirsty blinked. “I’m not sure I’ll remember the steps when the teacher isn’t showing us what to do.” It turned out Kirsty was a hopeless teacher. But the girls giggled and became firm friends. Afterwards, they often practised in the park. Julie listened to ballet music in her bedroom every day, doing complex dance moves. “Julie, please turn down that music. It’s giving me a sore head,” her mum complained. Julie loved the music for the ballet. She couldn’t understand how her mum didn’t appreciate the emotions in it. Kirsty wasn’t a fan either. “I’d rather listen to pop tunes. I asked grandma if you could take my lessons instead of me, but she said no.” Julie hugged her thoughtful friend. “Thanks for asking.” Kirsty pointed to a bruise (淤青) on her arm. “Ballet may not help my clumsiness (笨拙) anyway.” “What happened?” Julie asked. “I crashed into the piano at my ballet lesson.” They both burst out laughing. 注意： （1）续写词数应为150个左右； （2）请按如下格式作答。 Now, Julie peeked out behind the stage curtain and the theatre was full. Bowing at the end, she saw her family. ( 英语 第 1 页 ) 学科网（北京）股份有限公司 $