2019年成都市锦江区一诊英语题(含答案)

2019年成都市锦江区一诊英语题(含答案)2019年成都市锦江区一诊英语题(含答案)2019年成都市锦江区一诊英语题(含答案)2019年成都市锦江区一诊英语题(含答案)编制仅供参考审核批准生效日期地址：电话：传真:邮编:锦江区初2016级学业质量专项检测工具英语注意事项：全卷分A卷和B卷，A卷满分100分，B卷满分50分；考试时间120分钟。作答前，考生务必将自己的姓名、考号涂写在答题卡上。选择题部分请在答题卡使用2B铅笔填涂；非选择题部分请在答题卡使用0.5毫米黑色的签字笔书写，字体工整，笔迹清楚。请按照题号在答题卡上各题目对应的答题区域内作答，超出答题区域书写的答案无效，在草稿纸、试卷上答题无效。保持答题卡面（机读卡加答题卷）清洁，不得折叠、污染、破损等。A卷（100分）听力测试（共30小题，记30分）听句子，根据所听到的内容选择正确答案。每小题念两遍。（共5小题，每小题1分；计5分）1.A.OK,hereyouare. B.Ilikethem. C.Yes,Ican.2.A.Yes,Iagree. B.Sure,I’dloveto. C.No,Idon’t.3.A.You’rewelcome. B.Howcleveryouare! C.Itdoesn’tmatter.4.A.Becauseoftoomanycars. B.That’stooearly. C.Thatsoundsgood.5.A.Foroneweek. B.EveryMondaymorning. C.Inthreedays.听句子，选择与所听句子内容相符的图片，并将代表图片的字母填在答题卡的相应位置，每小题念两遍。（共5小题，每小题1分；记5分）ABCDE.10.三、听对话，根据对话内容及问题选择正确的答案，每小题念两遍。（共10小题，每小题1分；记5分）11.A.Themountains.B.Thepark. C.Thenewsportscenter.12.A.Tea.B.Coffee. C.Cola..13.A.Bysubway.B.Bybike. C.Bycar.14.A.Dosomereading.B.Dosomeshopping. C.Playgames.15.A.20yuan.B.18yuan. C.16yuan.16.A.Thepark.B.Thefactory. C.Thegovernment.17.A.InEngland.B.Inchina. C.InAustralia.18.A.Ataquarterpasttwo.B.Attwothirty. C.Attwoforty-five.19.A.Putonfewerclothes.B.Greetpeoplefirst. C.Makehimselfthinner.20.A.Acrossfromthelibrary.B.Nexttothelibrary. C.Nexttothesupermarket.四、听短文，根据短文内容选择正确答案，短文念两遍。（共5小题，每小题2分，记5分）21.Carverwaswhomadehundredsofproductswithpeanuts（花生）.A.ascientistB.Abusinessman.C.afarmer.22.WhendidCarverstarttoteachinthecollege.A.In1864.B.In1894.C.In1896.23.WhatdidthesouthoftheUnitedStatesmainlygrowbeforeCarvermadehisresearch.A.Cotton.B.Peanuts.C.Bothcottonandpeanuts.24.Carvercameupwithnewusesforthepeanutsbecausehewantedto.A.Stopfarmersplantingcotton.B.Sellhisproductswithpeanuts.C.Encouragefarmerstoplantpeanuts.HowdidCarverimprovethefarminginthesouthernUnitedStates.A.Hehelpedfarmersthereplantintherightway.B.Hehelpedyoungscientistsandsetagoodexample.C.Heinventedmorethan300peanutproductswithfarmers.听下面一段对话，根据内容补全所缺信息，短文念三遍。（共5小题，每小题1分；记5分）Coloringhasbecomepopularwithpeopleatallages.TheactivityofcoloringPeoplefillincertainpictureswiththeir2627ofcoloring-Childrenenjoycoloringaroundtheworld.-Moreteenagersandadultsbecomeinterestedincoloring.-Coloringbooksare28booksinthestoresinAmericanow.Thereasonswhysomanypeoplelovecoloring-Customerssaytheyspendtimecoloringtorelaxthemselves.-Aresearchshowscoloringguidespeopletofocusononesimpletaskandhelpsthemfeelfeel29-Expertssaycoloringcanhelppeople’sbrainhealthythrough30ofthedrawing.基础知识运用（共30小题，计40分）选择填空。（共15小题，计20分）A.从以下各题的A、B、C三个选项中选择正确答案。（共10小题，每小题1分；计10分）31.-China’srunningstarLiZixuanwasthewinnerofChengduInternationalMarathonlastyear.-Whatexcitingnews!Let’sgiveherthethumbs-up.A.a B.an C./32.-What’stheofyourexcelletspokenEnglish?

-Practicemakesperfect.A.influence B.result C.secret33.-I’mafraidwecan’ttotakeataxi.Howabouttakingthesubway?

-Iagreewithyou.Thetrafficistoobusynow.A.wait B.choose C.refuse34.AirpollutioninChengduremainsaproblemwehavedonealottosolveit.A.although B.unless C.since35.NobodyelseismorethanmyuncleJoebecauseheisgoodattellingjokesandalwaysmakesushappy.A.patient B.polite C.humorous36.Scotwaskilledinthecaraccidentyesterday.Luckily,hewassavedbythedoctor.A.exactly B.nearly C.completely37.AftersingingapopularEnglishsong,JessieJbecameafamoussingerhasgotmillionsoffansinChina.A.who B.whose C.which38.Ababy’sfirstmonthbirthdayisaspecialeveninChinaandwithaspecialparty.A.wascelebrated B.iscelebrated C.willbecelebrated39.-Whereareyougoingforyourwintervacation?-IgotoPhuketforitsbeautifulbeaches.ButIhaven’tdecidedyet.A.can’t B.must C.may40.-Sir,canyoutellme

A.howwecanfindhappinessB.whenwecanfindhappinessC.whocanhelpusfindhappinessB.补全对话。根据对话内容，从下边方框中选出适当的选项补全对话。（共5小题，每小题2分；计10分）A:Hello,William.YoumustbeveryexcitedaboutleavingforFrancenextweek!B:Yes.ButIamalittlebitnervous.A:Howcome41B:Actually,IhavenodifficultytalkingwiththeFrench.Butwhatworriesmemostishowtouseknivesandforkswell.A:42Icanteachyou.Pleaseremembertheimportantrulewhenusingthem-thelefthandfortheforkandtherighthandfortheknife.B:Wow,that’seasy.Ioftenmistooktherightortheleftbefore.Thankyouverymuch.43A:Don’tworryaboutthat.IhaveabookaboutFrenchtablemanners.44B:That’sgreat.45A:Noproblem.Iwillbringittoyoutomorrow.B:Thanks.It’ssoniceofyou.It’snobigdeal.Couldyoupleaselendittome?WeknowyouhavestudiedFrenchforyears.ButIamstillnervousaboutthetablemanners.IttellsusalotofthingsthatFrenchpeoplemaythinkimpolite.完形填空。阅读下面两篇短文，根据短文内容，从A、B、C三个选项中选出可以填入空白处的最佳答案。（共15小题，计20分。A篇每小题2分，计10分；B篇每小题1分，计10分。）AOnceavillagerownedadonkeyandasheep.Heusedhisdonkeytocarrygoodsfromthevillagetothetown.Sometimes,he46thedonkeytootherswhentheyneeded.Afterusingit,theyreturned.Asthedonkeyworkedhardeveryday,thevillagerfedthedonkeymorefoodthanthesheep.Thesheepfelt47sohewantedtoplayjokesonhim.Oneday,hesaidtothedonkey,“Youworkalldaylongandhardlyrelaxyourself.Youshouldactasifyouwereill.Thisway,youcanchoose48togetsomerest.”Thedonkeytookthesheep’s49andactedasifhewasill.Thevillagercalledadoctortotreathisdonkey.Thedoctorsaid,“Yourdonkeyhasastrangeillness.Tocurehim,youmustfeedhimthesoupmadeofasheep’sheart.”Thevillagerkilledthesheepatonceandcookedsoupoutofthesheep’sheart.Thesheephadtriedtoharmthedonkeyoutofjealousy（嫉妒），but50harminghimself.46.A.carried B.sent C.lent47.A.uneasy B.uncomfortable C.unusual48.A.politely B.wisely C.patiently 49.A.advice B.place C.chance50.A.tookup B.thoughtup C.endedupBJoeHillisacollegestudentfromBoston.He51asocialmediagroupcalled“GoodorBadJerseyBusiness”severalyearsago.Atfirst,hethoughthecouldlearnmoreaboutNewJerseyfromthegroup.However,hesoonfoundoutthatthegroupwasactuallyasmall52namedJerseyintheEnglishChannelinsteadoftheAmericanState.Realizingthathehadjoinedthe53group,HillpostedamessagetothegrouplastSeptember.HesaidthathehadneverheardofJerseybeforehe54becameamemberofthegroup.Andthatthegroupwasnowhisfavorite.Hispostwasahitamongtheothergroupmembers.ThoughHilllatertriedtoleavethegroupmanytimes,theothermemberskept55.ShortlyafterHillknewhis56,anativeinJerseynamedAlexDolaninvitedhimtovisittheisland.Otherlocalpeoplealsojoinedin.They57Hillfreefoodanddrinks,andshowedhimaroundtheisland.Theluckiesttouristwasinvitedtovisiteverypartoftheisland,58itsbeaches,farmsandsoon.Hillfeltquiteathomeduringhisstayontheisland59everyonehemetwaskindandfriendly.Therewasnotasinglebad60alloverhistrip.HeisnowplanningtoinviteDolantoexpresshisthanksforthepeople’shospitaliy（热情好客）inJersey.Itseemedhisbadluckhadaccidentallyturnedintoagoodone.51.A.created B.spread C.joined52.A.island B.state C.community53.A.correct B.wrong C.valuable54.A.sadly B.gradually C.unexpectedly55.A.lettinghimdown B.cheeringhimup C.holdinghimback56.A.purpose B.mistake C.choice57.A.left B.received C.offered58.A.besides B.except C.including59.A.though B.because C.if60.A.experience B.tourist C.custom阅读理解（共15小题，计30分）阅读下面短文，根据短文内容判断句子的正误，正确的涂“A”，错误的涂“B”。（共5小题，每小题2分；计10分）Manycooksthinktheycantelliffoodisdoneandsafe-to-eatbyhowitlooksandfeels.However,accordingtotheUSDA,recentresearchhasshownthatusingafoodthermometer（温度计）istheonlywaytomakesurethefoodsarecookedtoatemperaturehighenoughtobesafe.Buthow?◆Placethethermometerinthethickestpartofthefood.Itshouldnottouchbone（骨头）orfat,oritmayinfluencetheresult.◆Begincheckingthetemperaturetowardtheendofcooking.Makesuretocleanyourfoodthermometerwithhotsoapywaterandrunningwaterwellbeforeandaftereachuse.◆Cookallbeef,lambandvealtomediumtoatleastatemperatureof63℃.Forsafetyandquality,allowthemeattorestforatleastthreeminutesbeforeeating.◆Groundbeef（牛肉沫）aswellasgroundlambshouldbecookedto71℃.Cookallpoultrylikechickenorturkeytoatleast74℃.Afoodthermometershouldalsobeusedtomakesurethatcookedfoodisheldatsafetemperaturesuntilserved.61.Manycookscantellwhetherthefoodisdoneorsafebyhowitlooksandfeels.62.Ifyourthermometertouchestheboneorfat,youwillfailtogetthehightemperature.63.Whenusingathermometer,makesureitworksduringthecookingandcleanittwice.64.You’dbettereatthebeef,lambandvealassoonastheyarecookedwell.65.Fromthepassage,thesehotfoodsshouldbekeptat60℃orabovetobesafeenough.阅读下面两篇短文，根据短文内容选择正确答案。（共10小题，每小题2分；计20分）AA13-year-oldboycalledKipsang,livesinasmallvillageinAfrica.Kipsanglovesrunning.HeandhisfriendChuiaresenttoaspecialrunningschool.However,Kipsangfacesaproblem.Whatdoeshedo?Let’sfindout.TheywereshownsomeoftheprizesthatwerewonbyKenyanrunnersinbiggames.Thestudentslookedatphotos,watchedvideosandlearntaboutfamousKenyanrunners.Kipsangwastransportedtoanotherworld,andbeforehefellasleepeachnight,heimaginedthathewasoneofthefastestrunnersintheworld.However,rightnowKipsanghadaproblem.Thestudentsweregivenrunningshoestowear,butKipsangneverworeshoesbefore.Whenhetriedthemon,hefeltuneasy.Howcouldhepossiblyrunfastwithsuchheavyobjectsstuckontheendsofhislegs?Hefelthecouldn’ttouchthegroundwithhistoesorfeeltheearthashepushedoff.Hewatchedasotherstudentsgotusedtotheirshoesandhetalkedtotheexperiencedonesaboutthem.Mostunderstoodhowhefeltastheyhadgrownupwithouteverwearingshoes,too.Theytoldhimtherunningshoeswouldbebetterforhisfeetandintimehewouldgetusedtothemandtheywouldhelphimgofaster.SoKipsangkepton,andfinallyhewasabletoenjoyrunningwithshoeson.Thisstoryhappenedin.A.asmallvillageB.abiggameC.arunningschool67.Afterbeingshowntheprize,Kipsang.A.wastransportedtoanothercountryB.dreamedhimselfatoprunnerintheworldC.thoughthewouldbethefastestrunnerintheworld68.Kipsangfacedaproblemthat.A.hedidn’tdaretowearrunningshoesB.hedidn’tgetusedtowearingrunningshoesC.hewassurerunningshoespreventedhimpushingoff69.Whatdoestheunderlinedwordtheyreferto?

A.Kipsang’srunningshoes.B.Kipsang’sclassmates.C.Theexperiencedrunners.70.Kipsang’sclassmateshelpedhim.A.getthebetterrunningshoesB.growuptobeanexperiencedrunnerC.knowtheimportanceofwearingrunningshoesBThrowingyourbagsinthetrunk,jumpinginthecar,experiencingunexpectedscenery（风景），feelingtheseasononyoufacethroughtheopenwindow...thereissomethingexcitingaboutaroadtrip.IntheUS,theroadtriphasbeenatraditionsincelongtimeago.Althoughitoncebecamelesspopular,researchshowsit’sonceagainlovedbymoreandmorepeople.AccordingtoastudybytheFordMotorCompany,ahalfofthesurveyedUSpeoplesaidtheyweremoreinterestedinroadtripsthanotherformsoftravel.Asforthechoice,thetopreasontheygavewasthatroadtripsallowthemtomakestopsandlast-minuteplansalongtheway.The2018FordTravelreportsaysroadtripsaretotallyontheriseduetobotheconomic（经济的）andculturalreasons.Newtechnologieslikemobilemappingservices,theabilitytoresearchandbookhotelsandchoicesforworkingfarawayhaveallmadeiteasierforpeopletoheadoutintheircarsatanytime.“Millennials(thosewhowerebornbewteen1980and2000)playsareallyimportantpartintheresurgence(复兴)ofroadtrips”,saidSteveCohen,seniorpresidentoftheU.S.travelagencyonlineMMGYGlobal,“Eventhoughthey’reyoung,nostalgiaplaysarole.Millennialsarerememberingtripstheytookwhentheywerekids,whichwasn’tthatlongago.”Beforearoadtrip,youneedto.A.haveagoodplanB.packyourbagsC.openyourcar’swindow72.Americansprefertheroadtripbecause.A.itispopularallthetimeB.theycanmakedecisiononthewayC.Millennialsplayaroleintheresurgenceofroadtrips73.Ifyouwanttobookhotelsfarawayquickly,youcan.A.searchonlineB.drivethereyourselfC.usemobilemappingservices74.Theunderlinedwordnostalgiainparagraph4probablymeans.A.beingachildB.theinterestinnatureC.afeelingofmissingthepast75.What’sthebesttitleofthepassage?

A.Theroadtripisbackinfashion.B.Newtechnologiesareeasierforpeople.C.Themillennialsareimportantintheroadtrip.B卷（50分）注意事项：请用蓝、黑钢笔或圆珠笔在答题卡上作答补全单词。根据首字母及句意写出完整单词。（共5小题，每小题1分：计5分）Withoutgettingtherequiredl,youarenotallowedtodriveontheroad.Thepotatoeswillbemoredeliciousiftheyarepbythisspecialmachine.Afterbeingsavedbythedoctor,thepatientbreathednagainandcamebacktolife.Whentravellingabroadweshouldbwell,orwe’llgetourselvesembarrassed(尴尬)atlast.Thedisappearanceofthekidremainsam.Thepolicehavespentnearlyaweeksearching,butnothingabouthimwasfound.完成对话在空格中填上适当的单词，使对话完整正确。一空一词（含缩写词）。（共10小题，每小题1分：计10分）（JobHunter-AidenHRassistant-Catherine）C:Congratulations!You’vebecomeamemberofourcompany.A:Thankyou!It’snoteasyformetomakeit!Iknowtherearemany1intheinterview.C:Yes,youdidthebest.Nobodyismore2thanyoufortheposition.A:Thanksalot.C:Bytheway,aboutone-monthpre-trainingisduetostarttomorrow.Pleasebe3wellbeforeit.A:OK,Iwill.Actually,Iamnotsurehowtofit4intoanewworkenvironment,likenewleaders,workmates,newteamandsoon.Canyougivemesomeadvice?

C:Sure,Iamatyourserviceatanytimeifnecessary.A:It’sniceofyou.Firstly,canIwearmyownclothestoworktomorrow?

C:Sorry,youcan’t.5ofusareallowedtowearourownclothes.Everyonemustwearformalclothesprovidedbythecompany6.A:Then,whatotherrulesshouldIfollow?C:Don’tforgettogiveyourself15moreminutesbeforegoingtowork.Beingontimealso7alot.A:Sure,Iwill.IknowHuaweiershavebeenconsideredasthemosthard-workingintheworld.HowcanIdobetterintheteam?C:Bealwaysreadytostandhardworkandgothroughhardtimes.Youknowthatisthe8ofHuawei.A:Ibelievetheseexperienceswillimprovemyabilitiestosolveanyprobleminthework.C:Mostimportantly,foolishmistakesduringthepre-trainingmustbe9.That’stosay,everyoneshouldtakeresponsibilityforthewholeteamanddevelopagoodsenseofteamwork.A:Igotit.Huaweihasbecomeaninternationalcompanythathasgreatfameallovertheworld.C:It’sjustthegreat10Huaweiersmadethathavemadeusthemostcompetitiveandcreative.A:IamproudtobeoneofthemembersinthisteamandIalsoappreciateyouradvice.C:That’sallright.Seeyoutomorrow.A:Seeyouthen...9.10.短文填空从下面方框中选出10个单词，将其正确形式填入短文，使短文意思正确通顺（每词限用一次）。（共10小题，每小题1分：计10分）beautifulespecialexpresspoemproudquietrainrequireservicespreadhelpwith“Ifwintercomes,canspringbefarbehind?”byShelley,whowasoneofthegreatestpoetsfromEngland.InancientTangDynasty(AD618-AD907),therewasalsoonenamedDufu,whowasour1.ThepoemHappyRainonaSpringNight,writtenbyDufudescribesatypicalsceneofspringrain.DuwasoverjoyedattherainwhenhelivedinJinguanCity,today’sChengduinSichuanprovince.It2Du’scareforfarmingandhiswishforapeacefullife.Inthefirstcouplet(联),thepoetusesthemeansofpersonifiction(拟人)toshowhisheartfulloveforthespringrain,becauseit3asasymbolfornaturetocomebacktolife.Ancientpeopletakespringrainasanimportantpartoflife,asitcanwakeupinsects,refreshflowersand4helpfarming.That’swhythereisasaying,“Springrainisasvaluableasoil.”Thesecondtwolinesdescribetherainfromthehearing.Itcomesso5atnightthatnoonerealizesit,whichaddsasenseof6totherain.Thewords“steals”and“moisten（使...湿润）”tellsthegentlecharacteristicsofthespringrain,showingitsspiritoftryingtohelpothers7wantingtobeknown.Thethirdcoupletisaboutthesenseofsight.Inthepitch-dark8night,thelonelylightsontheriverboatshine.Asforthelasttwoline,whichareinthe9imagination,Dufocusesontheimportanceofthespringrainagain.Theraininthenightnourishes（滋润）thespringflowerssopeoplecanenjoytomorrow’sbloom.Assomeoneintoday’slife,weshouldbeconsideredtobea“HappyRain”.10othersunselfishkindnessandhopewhengettingalongwithothers...9.10.四、阅读表达（共10小题：计10分）A.补全短文根据短文内容，从短文后的A-F选项中，选出5个适当的选项补全短文，答题卡上只需填涂选项的编号字母。（共5小题，每小题1分：计5分）Weusuallythinkthatplantsalwaysstayquietandneverspeak.Grassdoesn’tcrywhenyoucutit.Flowersdon’tshoutoutwhenthey’repicked.1Plantstalktoeachotherallthetime.Theirlanguageisoneofchemicals.Overtheyears,scientistshavestudieddifferenttypesofplants,fromtreestotomatoes.Theyfoundsomethingimportant.2Butexactlyhowplantsreceiveandactonmanyofthesesignals（信号）isstillunknown.ScientistsfromKyotoUniversityinJapanlookedattomatoplantsthathadbeenbittenbyinsects.Tostartout,theygrewplantsintwoplasticbagsconnectedbyatube（管子）.3Theotherwasnotbitten.Theyfoundthatwheninsectsbiteplantleaves,theplantsdon’tsitquietly.Theyreleaseachemicalcall“hexvic”intotheair.Humancan’tsenseit,butthesechemicalscarryanodor（气味）thatneighboringplantscansense.4Theybegintoreleasemore“hexvic”toprotectthemselves.Thesamescientistscontinuedtheirexperiment.Theyplacedinsectsontheplantsthathadnotbeenbitten.5It’smuchmorethantheirneighbor.Itwassurprisingthattheplantsthathadnotbeenbittendidn’tsendthechemicaluntiltheyreceivedawarmingmessagefromtheirinfested（受侵扰的）neighbor,thescientistssaid.Oneplanthadbeenbittenbyinsects.Butthisviewoftheworldcouldn’tbemorewrong.Theplantswereabletokillnearly50percentoftheinsects.Thisway,neighboringplantswillhaveasenseofthedanger.Thesefindingscouldbeusedtohelpfarmerswithinsectcontrol.Plantscouldsendchemicalsintotheairtohelpneighboringplants.B.完成表格阅读下面短文，根据其内容，完成表格中所缺的信息。（共5小题，每小题1分：计5分）PatMcGeenoticedherdaughterhadn’treturnedtothedentist’swaitingroomjustbeforehersurgery(外科手术)wassupposedtostart.ShewalkedtothebathroomandfoundJessicaMcDaniels,32,inside,crying.McGeetookherdaughterintoherarms.“We’regoingtosaygoodbyetotheoldJessica,”shesaid.“AndhitothenewJessica.”McDaniels,fromSt.Louis,US,hadbeenwishingforthisdaysincehighschool,whenthebullying(霸凌)aboutherteethstarted.Theybecamethesignoflaugh.Nowthatitwasfinallyhappening,shewasnervous.Itwasasocialmediaposttwomonthsagothatgotherthere.SomeonepostedaphotoofMcDanielswithacommentaboutheroverbite-aseriousproblemthatinfluencestheteeth.Thepostwassharedmanytimes,withmanypeoplemakingunkindcommentsaboutherappearance.Thebulliesdidn’tknowtheroadMcDanielshadtraveled.Shehadninesurgeriesonherearsformage2to12yearsold.Shehardlyeverheardanythinginherrightear.Heradultteethdidn’tstartcominginuntilshewas11or12,anddoctorscouldn’tunderstandwhytheywerepushedoutward.McDanielshadbeentryingforyearstogetteethfixed,butitwasalwaystoexpensive.Whenherstorygotout,dentistswantedtohelpher.Oneofthem,MaryannUdy,gotintouchwithMcDanielsandgaveheranewsmile-freeofcharge.McDanielswasn’tsureatfirst,soshecalledhermother.ShetoldMcDanielsthatUdywasherangel.“Youneedtodoit,”shetoldherdaughter.Thesurgerywaslonganddifficult.IttookseveralmonthsbeforeMcDaniels’newsmilewasready.Laterthatyear,shelookedatheroldphotosonlieandsmiled.“Ilovedher,”shesaid.“She’shappytobeinlesspain,tobeonthewaytoanewsmile.Sometimes,though,itfeelslikesomethingismissingfromwhoshewas.”Still,shelovestakingselfiesandadmiringhernewappearance.“Ilookedgoodbefore,”shesaid.“Ilookevenbetternow.”Face-to-facewiththenewmeDaysofsadnessandbullying·JessicaMcDanielshadninesurgeriesonherearsatayoungageandshewas1inherrightear.·Doctorscouldn’tfindoutwhat’swrongwithheroverbite.·Jessicawas2ofaftershestartedhighschool.3thechanges·Someonepostedherpictureonsocialmedia,andmanypeopleleftbadcomments.·Herstorygotout.newsmilefromJessica·AdentistdecidedtohelpJessicawithasurgery.·Therewas4toworryaboutsavingmoneytofixherteeth.·Becauseofhermother’s5andhelp,shegotthroughthesurgery.·Afterthatshewassatisfiedwithhernewappearanceandfeltconfident