南通泰州镇江等市2025届高三第一次调研测试英语试卷答案写作要点评标听力原文

2025届高三第一次调研测试英语注意事项考生在答题前请认真阅读本注意事项及各题答题要求1.答题前,考生务必将自己的姓名考生号、考场号、座位号填写在答题卡上。2.回答选择题时,选出每小题答案后，用铅笔把答题卡上对应题目的答案标号涂黑。如需改动，请用橡皮擦干净后,再选涂其他答案标号。回答非选择题时,将答案写在答题卡上,写在本试卷上无效。3.考试结束后，将本试卷和答题卡一并交回。第一部分听力(共两节，满分30分)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。第一节（共5小题；每小题1.5分，满分7.5分）5ABC101.WhenwillthenexttraintoLiverpoolleave?A.At12:00. C.At12:45. B.At12:15.2.Wheredoestheconversationprobablytakeplace?A.Atauniversity. B.Atacinema. C.Atabar.3.Whatwillthespeakersprobablydotoday?A.Buysomeclothes.B.Goonaboatride.C.Hangoutintown.4.Whatwillhappentotheman?A.Hisorderwillbecanceled.B.HewillgethismoneybackC.Histelevisionwillbedeliveredtoday5.Whatwillthewomanprobablydonext?A.Gotoarepairstore.B.Restartherputer.C.Sendthemanadocument.第二节（共15小题；每小题1.5分，满分22.5分）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。听第6段材料，回答第6、7题。6.Whereisthewoman?A.Onabridge.B.InsideaTVstudio.C.Offthesideofahighway.7.Whenwilltheroadsmostlikelybesafeagain?A.Thisevening.B.Laterthismorning.C.Tomorrowafternoon.听第7段材料,回答第8至10题，8.WhereisGinaprobablyfrom?A.England. B.America. C.France.9.WhyisGinavisitingTokyo?A.Tohaveaholiday.B.Tobuyanapartment.C.Toworkinabranchoffice.10.WhatistherelationshipbetweenGinaandSteve?A.Clientandprojectmanager.B.Colleagues.C.Friends.听第8段材料,回答第11至13题11.Whatarethespeakersdoing?A.Runningonthebeach.B.Ridingacrossariver.C.Watchingahorserace.12.WhatisNed’sattitudetotheriver?A.Heissickofit. C.Heisfinewithit. B.Heisscaredofit.13.Wherewillthespeakersgonext?A.Tothecoast. B.Intothewoods. C.Overabridge.听第9段材料,回答第14至17题。14.WhatdidJinenjoymostwhenshevisitedhergrandparents?A.Climbingthetrees.B.Playingintherivers.C.Lyinginthegrass.15.WheredidtheairballoonsJinsawinchildhoodtakeoff?A.FromGloucestershire.B.FromSomerset.C.FromWorcestershire.16.HowdidJinfeelaboutherfirstairballoonride?A.Scared. B.Hesitant. C.Surprised.17.Whatistheconversationmainlyabout?A.HowJinbecameinterestedinairballooning.B.Howlovelythecountrysideis.C.Howairballoonsfly.听第10段材料,回答第18至20题18.Whendidthespeakerbeeamemberofthetrackteam?A.In9thgrade.B.In10thgrade.C.In11thgrade.19.Whatdoesthespeakerthinkmakeshimaleader?A.Followingrolemodels.B.Believinginhimself.C.Beingmoremotivatedthanothers.20.Whatdoesthespeakermainlysuggestthestudentsdo?A.Makethemselvesinspired.B.Keepanopenmind.C.Guideothers.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。AWheretogotoseethenorthernlightsWhenitestoseeingthenorthernlights,therearemanyincredibledestinationsworldwide,includingNorway,Finland,Iceland,Russia,andtheUSA.Overour12yearsofoperation,we'vemetmanytravelerswhovisitedtheselocationswithhighhopesbutleftdisappointedafterfailingtoseetheauroras(极光).However,whentheyarriveinYellowknife,theyareoftenpleasantlysurprisedandamazedtowitnessthenorthernlightsontheirveryfirstnight!Ourprimelocation,directlybeneaththeAuroraOval,binedwithourdevotedtouristguides,significantlyincreasesyourchancesofexperiencingthisbreathtakingphenomenon.That’swhyauroraseekersfromaroundtheworldetoYellowknifetoenjoythedisplay!OurpassionLightsOverYellowknifeisasmallteamofindividualspassionateaboutputtingsmilesonpeople’sfaces,whichdrivesustooffertheseuniquetours.Weloveentertainingspecialrequestsinhopesofmakingyourdreamsetrue.Ifyou'reinterestedinsomethingnotlistedonoursiteorhaveanideathatplements(补足)whatweoffer.pleaseletusknow!We’reheretomakeithappenandensureyouradventureistrulyunforgettable!NorthernLightsTourPackageContents*1stNight$85/person*2ndNight$75/person*3rdNight+$65/person*AirportShuttleService*HotelAcmodations*NorthernLightsWatchingTourNightly(9pmabout1:30am)*UnlimitedProfessionalPhotoTakingService*VarietyofSnacksandWarmDrinks21.WhatmakesYellowknifeatopchoiceforauroraseekers?A.Cozyacmodations.B.Amoreaccessiblelocation.C.Breathtakingwinterlandscapes.D.Ahigherchanceofviewingtheauroras.22.WhatfeaturesLightsOverYellowknife?A.Itencouragesstrongteamspirit.B.Itofferstailoredcustomerservice.C.Itengagesinrecreationalactivities.D.Itfuelstourists’passionfortheauroras.23.Howmuchshouldacouplepayforathreenightauroratour?A.$195. B.$225. C.$390. D.$450.BMorethanthreecenturiesaftershemadeanadventuroustransatlanticvoyagetostud,butterflies,ararecopyofthehandcolouredmasterworkbythegreatnaturalistandartistMariaMerianisreturningtoAmsterdam.MetamorphosisoftheSurinameisoneofthemostfascinating(有吸引力的)booksinnaturalhistory,Itincludedsome60richlycolouredplatesillustratingthedifferentstagesofdevelopmentthatshehadobservedinSuriname'sinsects.MetamorphosisoftheSurinameisaworkofartandscientificscholarship.Merianrecordedthelocalnamesofplantsandinsectsshestudied.IncontrasttootherEuropeannaturalists,shecreditedlocalpeoplewithhelpingherdiscoverthecolony'swildlife,althoughdidn’tnameindividuals.Bornin1647inFrankfurt,Germany,Merianlearnedtopaintinherartistfather’sworkshop,andbecamefascinatedbysilkworms,mothsandbutterflies.Atthattime,insectswerebelievedtospringforthmagicallyfrommud,wasteandplantmatterinaprocessknownas“spontaneousgeneration”.WhileMerianwasnotthefirsttoshowthetransformationfromeggtoadultinsect,herartistictalentshelpedtobringthismessagetoawideraudienceThepioneeringworkofMerianwascelebratedforitsscientificaccuracyandforbringinganewstandardofprecisiontoscientificillustration.In1691,MerianmovedtoAmsterdamandopenedherownstudio.Sheworkedasanindependentartistandpreparedspecimensforagrowingmarketofcollectors.InAmsterdam,Merianhadaccesstosomeofthefinestnaturalhistorycollectionsintheworld.Assheassociatedwithfamousscholars,physiciansandbotanists,ideasforherownvoyageofdiscoverybegantotakeshape.At52,sheembarkedon(开始)aselffundedvoyagetoSuriname,drivenbycuriosityaboutthelivesofinsects.Herimagewouldbedismissedasafantasy.Inthe18thcentury,peopleresponded:“that’swhatyougetwhenyousendawomantotropicalplaces.Sheprobablymadethatup”.Butscientistslaterconfirmedherfindings.ThespiderplatewasaverygoodexampleofhowMerianworked.Shewasareallygoodobserver.24.WhatdoweknowaboutMetamorphosisoftheSuriname?A.Itwonabookawardforart.B.Itlistedthenamesoflocalhelpers.C.ItrecordedMerian’stransatlanticvoyage.D.ItwasbasedonMerian’sownobservations25.WhatwasthesignificanceofMerian’swork?A.Ithadextremelyhighartisticvalue.B.ItwasthefirstnaturalhistorybookC.Itshapedourunderstandingofinsects.D.Itintroducedacreativeresearchtheory26.WhatinspiredMerian’sideaofapersonaljourneytoSuriname?A.Herencounterwithnotedscientists.B.HerambitiontoexpandherbusinessC.Herdreamtotravelaroundtheworld.D.Hercuriosityaboutthelivesofinsects,27.WhatcanbeinferredaboutnaturestudyinMerian’stime?A.Itlackedconvincingevidence.B.Itwasconductedintoughplaces.C.Itwasconsideredthedomainofmen.D.Itgreatlyimprovedwomen'ssocialstatus.CToday’sdigitalmediadeliverrapidmessages―suchasphonenotificationsandtextoverlaysonvideos―toourbrainsatanimpressivespeed,farfasterthanspokenwordsreachus.Butcanweprocessthesetextsasquicklyaswecandeterminethemakeupofthevisualsthatarealsoapartofourscreenlife?Thescientistsbegantheirresearchbyconsideringcurrentscientificexplanationsofhowweunderstandlanguage,whichcenteronwordbywordsentenceprocessingmodels.Theyconcludedthesedon’teffectivelyaccountforhowquicklyourbrainscanprocessentiresentencesseenataglance,asopposedtowordbywordlikeinspeech.Thescientistsusedatechniquecalledmagnetoencephalography,whichusesmagnetic(磁的)fieldstotrackelectricalactivityinthebrain.Whilebeingscanned,volunteerswerepresentedwithathreewordsentencestructurethatflashedontoascreenfor300milliseconds,followedbyasecondsetofwordsthatwaseitheridenticalordifferedbyoneword.Theparticipantswereaskedtoassesswhetherthesecondsentencewasthesameasthefirstorhadbeenchanged.Thescansrevealedthatthelefttemporalcortexofthebrain,whichisanimportantpartofthebrain’sabilitytounderstandlanguage,showedhigherlevelsofactivityforthreewordsentencesthanrandomwordlists.Theactivityappearedinjust125milliseconds.Thefastestbrainactivitywasobservedwhenphraseslike“nursescleanwounds”werepresented,inparisontonounlistssuchas“heartslungslivers”.Asimilarrapidresponsewasnotedwhensentenceswithasubject,verbandobjectwerealteredsothattheycontainedanagreementerror―forexample“nursescleanswounds”―orbecameimplausible(难以置信的),forexample“woundscleannurses”.Buttheeffectdisappearedwhenthesentencesweregivenlesstypicalstructures,forexample“woundsnursesclean”or“woundscleansnurses”.WhiletheauthorsnotetheyfocusedonEnglish,addingthatrapidataglanceprehensionmayrelyonotherfeaturesindifferentlanguages,theysaythestudyoffersnewinsights.“Theearlieststageofataglanceprehensionappearstobemorestructurethanmeaningdriven,”theywrite.28.Whatdidthenewresearchfocuson?A.Theimpactofconstantfloodofshortmessages.B.Humanbrain’sprehensionofscreenvisuals.C.Theessenceofwordbywordsentenceprocessing.D.Humanbrain’sataglancesentenceprehension.29.Whattaskdidresearcherssetforvolunteersoftheexperiment?A.Indicatingwhetherthesentencesmatch.B.Correctingmistakesintheflashedsentences.C.Interpretingthemeaningsofunstructuredsentences.D.biningunrelatedwordstoformmeaningfulsentences.30.Whichofthefollowingwasassociatedwiththequickestbrainresponse?A.Listsofnouns. B.Threewordsentences.C.Unstructuredwords. D.Lesstypicalstructures31.Whatdoesthelastparagraphtalkaboutconcerningtheresearch?A.Itsimplication.B.Itspracticalapplication.C.Expectationsforfollowupstudies.D.Scientistswithnewperspectives.DInMortenTyldum’smoviePassengers,charactersJimPrestonandAuroraLaneareona120yearinterstellarjourneywith5,000otherpeople.Theirdestination:HomesteadII,anewworldtostarttheirlivesanew.Tosurvivethetravel,passengersenteredhibernation(冬眠),eachonefrozenintheirownpod.However,somethinggoeswrongandJimandAurorawakeup90yearstooearly.ButwhatifwetoldyouthathibernationforspacetravelismorelikelytohappenthantheromanticstorybetweenJimandAurora?Hibernationisastateinwhichlivingorganismsslowdowntheirmetabolic(新陈代谢的)processeswhilemaintainingessentialfunctions.Onceinsidethesepods,astronautswillgetdrugstoadjustmetabolism,reducecoretemperature,andcauseinactivity.OncebackonEarth,theywillwakeupandgraduallyreadopttheirnormalfunctionalmetabolism.ForgoingtoMars,astronautswouldrequireabout30kgoffood,water,air,andothersuppliesperday.Thus,hibernationcansignificantlycutdownontheiressentialneedsAdditionally,hibernatingastronautswouldn’tgetbored,stressed,orlonely,andlesstimeandspacewouldbeneededtohelpkeepthemfitorentertained.Butthisismerelythetheory.Spaceagenciesareinvestigatingwhetherreducingbodytemperatureandlaterinducing(导致)metabolismisamorepracticaloption,whilemostresearchprojectsarecurrentlyfocusingonanimals.Thequestionis:howcanweevokehibernationinspeciesthatarenotnormallydoingthat?Andthisiswhytheresearchonrats,notnaturallyhibernatinganimals,isinteresting,Researchonbearsisalsoimportantsincetheirbodysizeismorerelatabletoours.TheconceptisnotbeingconsideredfortheforthingMarsmission,butforlongermissionstofartherdestinationssuchastheouterplanets,itcouldbeaveryusefultechnologyHibernationforhumansisanethicallycontroversialconcept,andcriticsmayconsideritasamadscientist’sdream.However,withoutsuchdreamers,humanitywouldstillbeintheMiddleAges.32.WhydoestheauthormentionthemoviePassengers?A.Toadvertiseapopularscifispacemovie.B.Tointroduceanewapproachtolongspaceflights.C.Toexplorethepossibilityofsettlinganotherplanet.D.Torevealthepotentialdangersoflongspacetravels33.Whathappenstohibernatingastronauts?A.Theirfunctionalmetabolismisdisturbed.B.Theyneedmoretimeandspaceforentertainment.C.Theylosethebalancebetweenbasicneedsandsupplies.D.Theirphysicalandmentalneedsarereducedtoaminimum34.Whatdoestheunderlinedword“evoke”inparagraph4mean?A.Initiate. B.Justify. C.Define. D.Prioritize.35.Whatdoestheauthorthinkofhibernationforhumans?A.Itmaybeariskystrategy.B.Itisadreamhardtorealize.C.Itcanadvancesocialprogress.D.Itchallengestraditionalmoralvalues.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人空白处的最佳选项。选项中有两项为多余选项。HowtohandlecriticisminahealthywayCriticismisauniversalexperiencethatcantrigger(引|发)feelingssuchasangershame,orfear.Whilecriticismcanbetakenashurtful,itcanalsobeviewedinapositiveway.36Keepingahealthyattitudewillnotonlyhelpyounotgetdepressedbycriticism,butitcanalsohelpyoumoveforwardinlife.Here’showyoushouldseektohandleconstructivecriticismandhowyoucanuseittoyouradvantage.Stopyourfirstreaction.Feeling“attacked”maytriggerafightflightorfreezeresponse.Takeabreathandcoolofftoallowlogictostepin.Havingastockmentinyourpocket,suchas,“That’saninterestingviewpoint,”canlessentheinitialemotionalimpact.Ifyouhavereceivedheavycriticism,thenfeelfreetoaskformoretimetoprocessit.37Embraceitasalearningopportunity.Weallmakemistakes.Aswegothroughlife.wehaveplentyofopportunitiestolearnandimprove.However,acceptingcriticismpositivelydoesnotmeanshuttingyourselfoffemotionally.38Acceptthefactthattheotherperson’smentsmayhavehurtyou.Onceyouhaveacknowledgedit,youcanallowyourselftousetheirwordstowardtheprocessofselfimprovement.39Ifcriticismisfeedback,it’simportanttounderstandwhatthatfeedbackactuallyis.Whatisthetrueintentionofthecriticism?Forinstance,ifyourbossisgivingyoufeedbackonamistakeyoumade,he’sprobablytryingtoconveyhowyoucanfixandavoidthemistakeinthefuture.Trytounderstandwhatyourcriticissayingandseekclarificationifyouneedto.Thankthoseofferingthecriticism.Sometimesthey’reingfromaplaceofwantingtohelpyou.Thattakescourage,andisaverygenerousthing.Evenwhenthey’renottryingtobehelpful,they’vetakenthetimetorespondtoyou.40Causingareactionmeansyou'vedonesomethinginteresting―andforthat,youshouldbethankful.A.Respondcalmly.B.Practiceactivelistening.C.Itisquitenormaltofeelhurt.D.Itcanbeanopportunitytoimprove.E.Gettingaresponseisbetterthanabsolutesilence.F.Thisisagoodtimetoclarifyanymisunderstandings.G.Thisisbetterthanrespondingintheheatofthemoment.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四个选项中选出可以填入空白处的最佳选项。Iusedtobeproudofmycarefree,adventurousattitude.ButwhenIwasabout27,somethingchanged.Istartedtofeel4labouteverydaythings.Amentalhealthadvisortoldmethatpeoplewhohavepanicattackscanmakeitworseby42thethingstheyworryabout.Sincethen,Ihavepromisedtofacethethingsthat43me.ThisiswhyI44trackcycling.Itmaynotsoundlikeanobviousstrategyfor45themindandreducinganxiety,butinthealmostthreeyearsIhavebeendoingitandIhavenoticeda46inmymoodaftereachsession.Cyclingatspeed,so47tooneanother,Ihavetostayinthemomentand48.Ithelps49myheadandletsmefocusonsomethingelse.Nestledawayfrombusymainroads,thevelodrome(赛车场)isan50peacefulhaven(港湾).Itisoutdoors,soovertheyearyouseethe5lchangeasyouride.TherearewonderfulsunsetsonsummereveningsandIlovethecoolairintheautumnastheleavesstartto52.Myanxietyhasn’tpletelygoneawaybutrememberingwhatIam53ofonthebike,andthewayitfeelstoracearoundthetrack,givesmethe54boostthatIneed.Itistrulylikeaformoftherapy(疗法)andIfeeltheold,55meagain.41.A.angry B.curious C.anxious D.passionate42.A.avoiding B.pursuing C.handling D.following43.A.scare B.attract C.please D.disappoint44.A.referredto B.tookup C.missedout D.askedabout45.A.reading B.disturbing C.challenging D.calming46.A.mess B.disorder C.difference D.swing47.A.open B.kind C.close D.loyal48.A.hesitate B.concentrate C.reflect D.pray49.A.clear B.use C.stuff D.energize50.A.unwillingly B.unbearably C.unexpectedly D.unfortably51.A.landscapes B.tracks C.cyclists D.seasons52.A.unfold B.green C.grow D.fall53.A.frightened B.capable C.ashamed D.considerate54.A.confidence B.knowledge C.reputation D.creativity55.A.sensitive B.aggressive C.humorous D.adventurous第二节(共10小题;每小题1.5分,满分15分)阅读下面短文，在空白处填入一个适当的单词或括号内单词的正确形式。MeiLanfangisalegendaryfigureinPekingOpera.Inearly1930,MeiembarkedonatouroftheUS.Fewmomentsinhistory56(bring)theUSandChinacloserthanthesixmonthsMeispentcaptivatingAmericanaudienceswithhisPekingOperaperformances.Mei'svisittoAmericacameatatime57manyAmericansheldmisconceptionsaboutChina.Partof58hewasemphasizingduringhistripwastheneedforrespectforChinesepeopleandChineseculture.Meiexcelledinperformingthe“dan”roles―or,femaleleadrolesandskillfullyblendedtraditionalelementswithmodernphenomenasuchasfilmandvisualdisplays.Hisapproachestocharactertypeswerealsoinnovative,moving59thestrictlimitationsofpreviouseras.TheseapproacheswerevitalinmakingPekingOperaaccessibleand60(appeal)tointernationalaudiences.Despitelanguagebarriers,hegainedinternational61(recognize)throughhiscostumes.bodymovementsanddance.Duringhisvisit,heforgedfriendshipswithWestern62(contemporary),includingsilentfilmactorCharlieChaplin.Byengagingwithsuch63(influence)personalities,MeiwasabletoliftthestatusofPekingOperaintheeyesofAmericanaudiences.YoucanseeitinthewayAmericanswrotereviewsofhowdeeply64(touch)andrespectfultheyfelttowardshimandrealizedthegravityofculturalexchanges.Mei’sgroundbreakingperformancesnotonlyintroducedPekingOperatointernationalaudiencesbutalsosetastandardforartisticexcellencethat65(continue)toinspirecontemporarypractitioners.第四部分写作（共两节;满分40分)第一节(满分15分)假定你是李华,上周五你参加了社区举办的“迎新年写对联"活动。请你给英国朋友Chris写一封邮件分享这次经历,内容包括:1.活动过程:2.你的收获。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，DearChris.I’mwritingtosharewithyouacoupletswritingactivityljoinedinlastFriday.Yours,LiHua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。Weallhavedreams.Yetsofewofusrealizethem.Often,adreamdiesasquicklyasitisbornbecausewelacktheconfidencetokeepit,WhenIwasoldenoughtounderstandtherealitiesoflife,Irealizedthatsocietyputsahighvalueonyouth,beautyandintellectualachievement.Thisdiscoverygavemesomeideatodevelopmydream.IknowbeautyissomethingIwillneverhave.SoIdidn’tdreamofbeingbeautifulButIdidn’tseeitassomethingbadbecauseitforcedmetoconcentratemyenergytodevelopmyotherqualities.Whatpeopleseeinthedisabledisonlytheirappearanceofbeingdisabled.Peoplearenotimpressedwiththeabilitythatliesinsideeverydisabledperson.Mydreamwassimple.Idreamedofbeingatypist.Ialwayshopedtobeabletomasterthetypewriter.Thismagicmachinewouldbemypassporttogettingajob.efromapoorfamilyandthebestthatmyparentscouldgivemewasagoodschooleducation.But,ofcourse,thisachievementprovedtobenosureguaranteeofgettingajobinanofficeTheemploymentfieldwasahighlypetitiveplace,especiallyforadisabledjobseeker.However,Irefusedtogivein.IdecidedtotakeasixmonthtrainingcourseintypingIfilledinthedetailedinformationintheapplicationformandwrotedowntypingasmytrainingcourse.WhenIhandedovertheformtotheinterviewer,shelookedatmeandthenmovedhereyestomybody.Sheleftanddiscussedwithanothermemberofthestaff.Whentheinterviewerreturned,sheadvisedmetochangemychoicefromtyping.“Whydon’tyoutakeupdressmakingsoyoucanearnwhileathome?”shesaid.“Officesprefertohiresmartlydressed,prettygirlswithbeautifulhands,”sheadded.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IknewIdidn’thavethosequalifications.Attheendofthecourse,Iwaschosentotypethefilesfromthegovernmentoffice.南通市2025届高三第一次调研测试参考答案英语参考答案:15CBACB 610ACACB 1115BCBCB 1620CABAB2125DBDDC 2630ACDAB 3135ABDAC 3640DGCBE4145CAABD 4650CCBAC 5155DDBAD56.havebrought 57.when 58.what 59.beyond 60.appealing61.recognition 62.contemporaries 63.influential 64.touched 65.continues应用文Onepossibleversion:DearChris.I’mwritingtosharewithyouacoupletswritingactivityljoinedinlastFridayAtthelocalmunitycenter,weengagedinwritingcoupletstoexpressourwishesforahappy,peacefulandhealthyChineseNewYear.Withasteadyhandandafocusedmind,wecarefullywroteeachcharacter,creatingmeaningfulcouplets.Thesecouplets,featuringwishesforgoodfortune,health,andfamilyharmony,weresenttothelocalstosharethejoyofwelingtheNewYear.Thisactivityturnedoutagreatsuccess,whichnotonlyhelpedusimproveourhandwriting,butalsopromotedourunderstandingofChinesetraditionalculture,includingcalligraphyandancientpoetry.Yours.LiHua读后续写Onepossibleversion:IknewIdidn’thavethosequalifications.Butdeterminedtostaywithmychoiceoftyping,Ilookedherstraightintheeyesandsaidfirmly,“Iwillbeareallygoodtypist”.Withdoubtstillhanginginhereyes,sheadmittedmeintothecourse,offeringmeaonemonthtrial.Finally,Ipassedthefirstknockoutroundandwasallowedtocontinuewiththecourse.Iputmoreeffortsintothetraining,takingeverycaretobeneatandfast,andfinishedtheassignmentsquicklyandperfectly.Attheendofthecourse,Iwaschosentotypethefilesfromthegovernmentoffice,BeingatypistwasjustthebeginningoftheclimbandIdidnotmindstartingatthebottomoftheladder.Isetouttoachieveotherdreams.Overingonechallengeafteranother,Igraduallybuiltupselfconfidence,whichshapedmypositiveattitudetowardlife.Dreamersshouldkeepreachingoutfortheirdreams,nomatterwhatthepain,untiltheygetwhattheywant.Whentheyaresettledfortably,theycansitbackandtelltheworld.“Ididit.”录音原文:Text1W:Hi,IthinkI’vemissedtheelevenfortyfivetraintoLiverpool.WhatcanIdo?M:Yes,madam.Itleftfifteenminutesago,However,ifyouhangontoyourticket,youcanuseitonthenexttrainastheyrunhourly.Text2W:Ilovethismoviebecauseit’sfilmedinLondonandremindsmeofourtimeatuniversityM:Thissceneisinthebarwherewefirstmet.Whenwasthisfilmmade?W:Threeyearsago,fouryearsafterweleft.Text3W:1knowyouwantedtogoonthedolphinboatridetoday,butit’sreallywindywhichwillmakethewavesunfortable.M:Isupposewecouldwanderaroundthetowninstead.W:Actually,Iwasthinkingofgoingshoppinginthecity’sfashioncenter.M:Fine.Text4M:Hi,IboughtaTylastweekandpaidextrafornextdaydelivery.However,itstillisn’thereyet.MaybeIshouldcanceltheorder.W:I'msosorry.It’llbearrivingthisafternoon.Iwillgivebackyourchargefornextdaydelivery.M:Okay,thanks.Text5W:I’mhavingtroubleopeningandsharingdocumentsonmyputerM:Haveyoutriedrestartingit?Thatoftensolvesmyputersoftwareissues.W:I’lltrythatoncemore.Ifthatdoesn’thelp,I’lltakeittoarepairshop.Text6M:Morning,Helen!Lookslikequiteamessoutthere.How’sthetraffic?W:It’samess.I’mstandingonthebridge,overlookingRiversideHighway.Thesnowsweepershavebeenworkingtirelessly,buttheroadshavebeenunsafesinceyesterdayevening.IwishIwereinthestudiotherewithyou!M:We’llhavesomehotchocolatereadyforyouwhenyoureturn!Anyideawhentheroadswillbeclear?W:Thanks,Pete.Theforecastsaysthesesnowshowerswon’tstopuntiltomorrowmorning.Sowe’renotexpectingstreetstobesafeenoughtodriveuntilafewhourspastnoontomorrow.Text7W:Hi,Steve,IthoughtI’dreportfordutynowthatI’vesettledintomyapartment.M:Gina,hi!HowareyoufindingTokyo?W:It’sverydifferentfromwhatI'musedtobackhomeinLondon.It’salsoverydifferenttoNewYorkandParis,whereIwasbasedlastyear.M:Yes,havingworkedinourofficesworldwide,IhavetoagreethattheyareallverydifferentTheLondonandNewYorkofficesareabitoutofthecity,whereastheParisoneisrightbytheriver.ButTokyoisgreat!Thepeoplearesofriendly,andtheapartmentisrightinthecenterwithsomuchgoingon.It’slikebeingonholiday!W:Yes.andit’ssohighthatIcanseethewholecity.M:Fantastic!Anyway,tomorrow,I’dlikeyoutomeetourheadofoperations,Jeff,who’llintroduceyoutoourclientsoverlunch.W:Perfect!Text8W:Howarewegoingtocrossthisriver?Ididn’tknowitwouldbethishigh.ItwasreallylowyesterdaymorningwhenIcameher