2023-2024学年重庆市部分中学校高三上学期11月联考英语试题含答案

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英语试题卷
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第一部分 听力(共两节，满分 20分)
第一节(共5小题； 每小题1分，满分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。
1. Hw shuld the wman g t the mvie theater accrding t the man?
A. By bicycle. B. By taxi. C. On ft.
2. Why are the wmen hlding umbrellas?
A. It is raining. B. It is sunny. C. It will rain sn.
3. What is the best way fr the wman t save mney?
A. Buying fewer clthes.B. Getting her hair cut less ften.C. Getting her nails painted less ften.
4. What did the man d yesterday?
A. He cut the grass.B. He repaired the cars.C. He played vide games.
5. At what time des the meeting start?
A.8: 30. B.9: 00. C.9: 30.
第二节 (共 15 小题; 每小题1分,满分 15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。
听下面一段对话，回答第6和第7两个小题。
6. Where are the speakers prbably?
A. In a bkstre. B. In a café. C. In a htel.
7. What will the man prbably d next?
A. G t buy a drink.
B. Use the wman's cmputer.
C. Use the wman's phne data.
听下面一段对话，回答第8至第10 三个小题。
8. What d we knw abut the man?
A. He pened a new bar.
B. He just gave up his jb.
C. He didn't perfrm well in the last shw.
9. When will the man have a lnger shw?
A. On Wednesday. B. On Friday. C. On Saturday.
10. What's the prbable relatinship between the speakers?
A. Friends.B. Directr and actr.C. Cmedian and audience.
听下面一段对话，回答第11 至第13 三个小题。
11. What's the cnversatin mainly abut?
A. A physical test. B. A jb interview. C. A team meeting.
2. What is the wman's biggest weakness?
A. She's bad at studying.B. She's hard n herself.C. She's nt skilled at technlgy.
13. In what aspect has the wman greatly imprved?
A. Wrking in teams.B. Wrking by herself.C. Wrking in cmpanies.
听下面一段对话， 回答第14 至第16 三个小题。
14. Why is the man wearing ne sck?
A. It's the fashin. B. It's an accident. C. It's cmfrtable.
15. What kind f clthes des the wman like?
A. Fashinable nes. B. Frmal nes. C. Classic nes.
16. Hw des the wman feel abut big suits?
A. They are t lse.B. They are a gd trend.C. They are nt big enugh.
听下面一段独白， 回答第17 至第20 四个小题。
17. What made sweet fds special in ancient civilizatins?
A. They were hard t make.
B. They were the safest fds.
C. They were nly given t imprtant peple.
18. Which cuntry traded sugarcane first?
A. China. B. India. C. Macednia.
19. When was the first recrded recipe f an apple pie published?
A. In the 1200s. B. In the 1300s. C. In the 1800s.
20. Why didn't mst peple try t experiment with new techniques?
A. The materials were t expensive.
B. Peple perfected desserts early n.
C. Mre demand fr sugar was needed.
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 和D 四个选项中，选出最佳选项。
A
Travel Guide t Hangzhu, a Paradise n Earth
Hangzhu is nw in the sptlight as the main hst f the 19th Asian Games. The capital city f East China's Zhejiang prvince, is ne f the seven ancient capitals f China. Here are sme highlights f the city yu can't miss.
West Lake
West Lake is definitely a place peple can never miss when visiting Hangzhu. It is situated in the center f the city, with cnvenient public transprt access. The Hangzhu gvernment als ffers free public bikes fr turists t travel arund the lake. The parks arund the lake are all free t visit.
Six Harmnies Pagda
Standing n Yuelun Hill, n the nrth bank f the tidal Qiantang River, the Six Harmnies Pagda is anther masterpiece built during the Wuyue Kingdm —— this ne designed t cnquer flding frm the Qiantang River. The name Six Harmnies was given t characterize its purpse f restring the balance between the heavens and earth, as well as nrth, suth, east, and west.It was erected in the hpe f cmbating the “evil” river's tidal actin. Tday, the 13-strey pagda cmmands a spectacular view f the Qiantang River.
The Xixi Wetland Park
Xixi, lcated less than five kilmeters frm West Lake in the west f Hangzhu, is China's first natinal wetland park. Envirnmental degradatin is threatening wetland wrldwide, and mre than half f the cuntry's inter-tidal wetland has als vanished, which makes the 226 plant species, 50 kinds f fish and aquatic animals as well as 126 kinds f birds in Xixi even mre valuable. Its native vegetatin cnsists f subtrpical muntainus swamp and evergreen and deciduus, brad-leafed frest.
Leifeng Pagda
On the suth f West Lake, Leifeng Pagda is cnsidered the tp scenic structure arund West Lake due t its stunning silhuette in the glw f evening. Fr almst a thusand years the pagda withstd fires and wars, but finally fell dwn in 1924.
21. What benefit is prvided fr turists visiting West Lake?
A. Discunted tickets.B. Free bike rentals.
C. Cnvenient lcatinD. Paid turist guides.
22. What was the Six Harmnies Pagda built fr?
A. Cmbating the river's annual actin.
B. Preventing the Qiantang River's flding damage.
C. Restring the balance between Gd and human beings.
D. Demnstrating an image f centuries-ld majesty.
23. Which spt can make turists enjy bilgical diversity?
A. West Lake.B. Six Harmnies Pagda.
C. The Xixi Wetland Park.D. Leifeng Pagda.
B
After many years f wearing my favrite denim lng-sleeved shirt, I nticed a hle in the elbw.
“ Yu better put a patch r smething n it, r it's ging t get wrse.” My husband says the secnd he sees me. I kindly thank him fr his advice —— and prmptly prceed t ignre it.
I cntinue t get ready fr my day. I reach fr smething at the bttm f my clset. Rip.Was that…I'm sure it's fine. I stand up and lk fr smething at the tp f my clset. Riiiip.Um. I reach fr the clset dr and slide it shut. Riiiiippp. I lk dwn at my shirt and see paper-thin scraps f fabric flapping arund my arms.
This shirt was ne f thse that gt mre cmfrtable the mre it was wrn, slwly becming sft as butter against my skin. There were warning signs that it was n its last legs, r arms.Sme f the buttns were getting a bit lse. And there were thse faint splatters f meals enjyed that hadn't quite cme ut in the wash. Peple weren't really wearing this style anymre. But this shirt had seen a lt with me: the ups and dwns f dating, saying my vws, the birth f my first child...
There are few material items in life that gain my lyalty. We're cnstantly attacked by advertisements, begging us t try the latest and greatest thing. The s-called fast-fashin industry rushes t prduce clthes that fit the latest, but in a week thse styles are yesterday's news. But there's smething sweet abut reaching fr what yu knw, hlding tight t that thing yu're just drawn t, lng past when lgic tells yu it might be time t let g. They represent a life well lived and the jy f being in yur element.
“Is it time t let that ne g?” My husband asked, as I inspected my blwn-ut elbws. I paused fr a mment, then smiled. I grabbed a pair f scissrs and cut the paper-thin fabric right abve the rips. Gently, I flded the material past my elbws. I turned t ward my husband t shw him my new, shrt-sleeved shirt.
Nt yet.
24. What was the authr's initial reactin t her husband's advice abut the hle in her shirt?
A. She immediately started repairing it.
B. She thanked him and ignred the advice.
C. She went shpping fr a new shirt.
D. She argued with her husband.
25. What is the authr's attitude twards fast fashin?
A. She praises its affrdability and cnvenience.
B. She emphasizes sustainability in fashin chices.
C. She criticizes its influence n clthing chices.
B. She expresses cncerns abut its envirnmental impact.
26. What's the pssible reasn fr the authr t transfrm the shirt int a shrt-sleeved ne?
A. A creative way t hld nt sentimental value.
B. A desire fr a mre stylish appearance.
C. A respnse t her husband's suggestin.
D. An attempt t fllw current fashin trends.
27. What culd be a suitable title fr the article?
A. Fashinable Chices: When t Let G f Old Clthes.
B. Embracing Nstalgia: The Stry f My Denim Shirt.
C. Practical Skills: Hw t Extend the Life f Yur Clthes.
D. Explring Wardrbe: My Fashin Evlutin.
C
Virtual reality is already widespread in entertainment and is starting t spread t fields ranging frm educatin t health care. But while visin and hearing interfaces(界面) are extremely advanced, and tuch, is imprving, ne key sense has been missing frm the virtual wrld: smell.
That may be abut t change. Engineer Xinge Yu f the City University f Hng Kng and his clleagues have develped a lightweight, flexible and wireless smell interface that can precisely deliver smells t VR users and mre fully immerse them in scented virtual wrlds.“We wanted t develp smething in a wearable, skin-integrated frmat that peple can g anywhere with and use anytime.” Yu says.
Previus smell interfaces have typically used bttles f liquid perfume, an atmizer (a device that turns liquids int a fine mist). But it des nt easily allw fr cntrlling intensity.The drawback has made the devices less practical fr VR systems. The new design uses a small special pad with scents that is heated t release an dr. A temperature-dependent resistr belw it senses the temperature, which cntrls the smell's intensity. And a cil cntrls a metal plate that cnducts heat away t rapidly cl it dwn and shut ff the scent.
The study describes tw different device frmats. The first is small enugh that it can be stuck t a user's tp lip, but it includes nly tw dr generatrs. The secnd is wrn like a face mask and has nine. Bth are custmized with a selectin f 30 drs. Different cmbinatins can be blended at varying intensities t create thusands f pssible fragrances.
The study includes demnstratins f pssible applicatins beynd just VR, including cmmunicating messages by smell. The researchers suggest the devices culd even be used t alleviate depressed md r prmte recall in peple with age-related cgnitive decline.“Scent is directly cnnected t the emtinal parts f the brain, s there are a lt f applicatins related t well-being and health,” Amres says.
28. Why did engineer Xinge Yu and his clleagues undertake research n smell devices fr VR applicatins?
A. T enhance the sensry experience.B. T expand the use f VR technlgy.
C. T replace traditinal VR prducts.D. T study the effects f new devices.
29. Hw des the newly develped smell interface cntrl the intensity f smells in VR?
A. By using bttles f liquid perfume. B. By cling dwn the metal plate.
C. By heating the small special pad. D. By detecting the pad's temperature.
30. What des the underlined wrd “custmized” in Paragraph 4 mean?
A. Generalized. B. Updated. C. Tailred. D. Charged.
31. What are the ptential uses f the new devices beynd VR?
A. Md regulatin. B. Anti-aging treatment.
C. Visual training. D. Health educatin.
D
I ften find myself running late n the edge f missing appintments. It's nt that I enjy being late, but smehw, it keeps happening. A delayed train, a miscalculatin in time, a wrng turn —— the reasns fr my lateness are many. I dislike being late, and yet, I frequently find myself in a rush r arriving behind schedule.
Michaela Thmas, a Swedish clinical psychlgist, calls peple like me “time ptimists” r “tidsptimists”. We underestimate hw lng tasks will take and verestimate the time we have.As a result, we ften find urselves rushing, causing stress fr bth urselves and thse arund us. This might sund like a charming trait, but it can be perceived as disrespectful when it leads t lateness, as it signals that ur time is mre valuable than thers'.
Lateness nt nly affects the latecmer but als impacts lved nes and clleagues. It creates a dmin effect f chas, annyance, and incnvenience fr everyne invlved. It can even have severe cnsequences.
The causes f chrnic lateness are cmplex. Peple, accrding t Jung, fall int tw categries: “timekeepers”and“timebenders.” Timekeepers wrk methdically, stay rganized,and usually finish tasks ahead f schedule. In cntrast, timebenders, like me, push things t the last minute, feeling mst energized and creative when under pressure.
Many see prcrastinatin (拖延) as a key reasn fr lateness, but it's nt simply a time management issue. Fuschia Siris, a prfessr f scial and health psychlgy, believes prcrastinatin ften arises frm md management. Peple put ff tasks t avid dealing with emtins like anxiety, fear, r frustratin. It can als be a frm f rebellin when face d with bring r uncntrllable tasks.
Is there a slutin fr latecmers? Researchers suggest creating pre-event deadlines fr imprtant ccasins like a wedding r catching a flight, s that the extra time can help yu avid being late when unfreseen circumstances arise. Yu can infrm friends, family, and clleagues abut yur cmmitment t punctuality and ask fr their supprt in helping yu stay n time. Fr everyday imprvement, setting alert s n phnes fr getting ready instead f departure time,breaking tasks int smaller, manageable parts and priritizing time-flexible tasks can be helpful.As we seek t vercme ur lateness, understanding the rt causes is the first step t making a psitive change.
32 Accrding t the passage,“time ptimists” refer t peple wh tend t .
A. leave things until the last minuteB always be punctual
C. wrk in an rganized mannerD. have a casual persnality
33. What can we learn frm the passage abut prcrastinatin?
A. It is always due t a lack f time management skills.
B. It is driven by the desire fr perfectinism.
C. It is a charming and creative quality in individuals.
D. It may arise frm a desire t avid uncmfrtable emtins.
34. What is a suggested slutin fr latecmers?
A. Setting departure time alerts n the phne.
B Priritizing time-sensitive tasks ver flexible nes.
C. Allwing enugh time fr imprtant events.
D. Relying n friends t make plans in advance.
35. What is the main idea f the passage?
A. Ways f strict time management.B. The impact f prcrastinatin n punctuality.
C Benefits f punctuality in daily life.D. Reasns fr lateness and strategies t address it.
第二节 (共5 小题; 每小题2.5分, 满分12.5分)
根据短文内容，从短文后的选项中选出能填入空白处的最佳选项。选项中有两项为多余选项。
There is increasing evidence that, unless yu are a wheelchair user, sitting dwn t much can be a risk t yur health. The less sitting r lying dwn yu d during the day, the better yur chances fr living a healthy life.
Sitting fr lng perids can lead t weakening and wasting away f the large leg and gluteal (臀肌) muscles. If these muscles are weak, yu are mre likely t injure yurself frm falls.、36 Sitting fr lng perids can als cause prblems with yur back, especially if yu cnsistently sit with pr psture r dn't use an ergnmically designed chair.
37 This might be because peple wh spend a lt f time sitting are missing the psitive mental effects f physical activity and fitness. If s, getting up and mving may help.
Humans are built t stand upright. Yur heart and cardivascular system wrk mre effectively that way. Yur bwel (肠) als functins mre efficiently when yu are upright.
When yu sit, yu use less energy than yu d when yu stand r mve. 38 If yu spend a lt f time sitting, digestin is nt as efficient, s yu retain thse fats and sugars as fat in yur bdy.
Yu may be thinking, “I exercise several times per week.” Unfrtunately, yu cannt und 8 hurs f cntinuus sitting with a wrkut. Dn't thrw away all that hard wrk at the gym by hitting the cuch fr the rest f the day. 39
Hwever, simple mdificatins t yur rutine can make a big difference. When yu're tidying up, put items away in small trips rather than taking them all tgether. Get ff the bus ne stp early and walk the rest f the way. If yu wrk in an ffice, stand up while yu read emails r reprts. Sitting can't be avided cmpletely. 40
A. Yu are advised t exercise hard.
B Als yu may hurt frm strains when yu d exercise.
C. The effects f t much sitting are hard t reduce with exercise.
D. Mving yur muscles helps yur bdy digest the fats and sugars yu eat.
E. It is thught that excessive sitting may cause weaker muscles and bnes.
F. The risk f bth anxiety and depressin is higher in peple that sit mre.
C. Thugh, it is nt t late t add mre mvement thrughut the day.
第三部分 语言运用(共四节，满分40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。
On Dec.26, Gelinne, 60, was gazing ut the back windws f his hme in Edgewater,Maryland, at frzen Beards Creek. That's when Gelinne's daughter, Aimee DeMay, 41 the plane Piper Cherkee.
“Lk!” she cried. Gelinne lked up just in time t see a small aircraft a few hundred yards away, lsing altitude. As the plane 42 behind the trees, Gelinne, a frmer Navy cmmander and current cybersecurity expert, realized it was ging t land in the creek. He didn't 43 and ran dwn t the waterfrnt. The plane had crashed t the brad, frzen creek, far frm 44 . It was nw 45 . The pilt was standing n the wing.
Gelinne tested the 46 with his ft and decided nt t take any chances walking n it.S he and his sn, Jhn Jr.,37, pulled tw kayaks (皮划艇) ut frm under their back deck.The tw men set ff, taking their bats acrss the ice. It was 47 wrk. When Gelinne reached the plane, it had brken thrugh the ice; nly its tail was 48 . The pilt was standing n a tail wing, submerged up t his chest, 49 by pen water.Gelinne 50 his kayak ff the ice and int the water, paddling t ward the pilt. Then the pilt 51 the kayak's bw. Nw the tw men were flating tgether, and Gelinne knew he had t get the pilt ut f the water and up nt the shelf f 52 ice behind him befre the man lst t much bdy heat. He attempted t keep the pilt calm, saying 53 , “Just hang n t the bat as if yu were hlding yur wife.” But each time Gelinne tried t land atp the ice shelf, the kayak brke thrugh. He needed ther men's help.
By nw a plice fficer had arrived and radied fr help. A bat frm the Maryland Department f Natural Resurces appeared, breaking thrugh ice as it arrived. It 54 the pilt, Steve Cuchman, 71, and delivered him t safety. Later the bat returned t help Gelinne, nw exhausted, t shre.
The cavalry had arrived just in time, Gelinne recalled.“I'm 60 years ld. There was n way I culd get him t shre.” Still, he was 55 he'd dne the right thing that day.
41. A. pinted B. sptted C. sensed D. captured
42. A. declined B. flwed C. disappeared D. emerged
43. A. scare B. determine C. hurry D. hesitate
44. A. shre B. cliff C. sand D. water
45. A. crashing B. fading C. sinking D. cllapsing
46. A. land B. ice C. grund D. stream
47. A. exhausting B. relaxing C. hpeful D. tired
48. A. vague B. bvius C. visible D. tremendus
49. A. cvered B. surrunded C. hidden D. hugged
50. A. brught B. caught C. carried D. pushed
51. A. grabbed B. tapped C. handed D. squeezed
52. A. sft B. unbrken C. unreliable D. changeable
53. A. cautiusly B. patiently C. encuragingly D. cnfidently
54. A. picked up B. saved up C. handed up D. set up
55. A. mtivated B. regretful C. depressed D. satisfied
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。
In the past, glbalizatin 56 (shape) by sea mstly fr centuries, Inland natins were trapped in pverty. Over the past decade, a transfrmative initiative has begun t break this cycle. That is the Belt and Rad Initiative, 57 (establish) in 2013. These intercntinental railways have greatly reduced trade csts by prviding a cst effective alternative 58 sea r air. freight, thereby driving the grwth f glbal trade. There are nw 86 freight train lines in China that are linked t mre than 200 cities in 25 Eurpean cuntries and regins and mre than 100 cities in Asia. The China-Las Railway brings t fruitin a lng-held dream frm the start) 59 (transfrm) La Peple's cuntry frm an inland ne t a land linked center. Nigeria nw has 60 (it) first mdern deep sea prt Lekki, which is frecast t create nearly 170,000 jbs. The initiative has facilitated the 61 (adpt ) f clean energy in Africa,helping it avid 62 pllutin assciated with Western industrializatin. The Belt and Rad Initiative has attracted the participatin f mre than three quarters f cuntries glbally, 63 (substantial) imprving the lives f 30 percent f the wrld's ppulatin. China's rle in bringing thse cuntries t a 64 (high) level f develpment shuldn't be frgtten. And cntrary t 65 Western cynics say, that help cmes with n strings attached. Fr China,everything these cuntries gain is a gain fr the wrld.
第三节 单词拼写(共5 小题； 每小题 1 分，满分 5 分)
66. Beware f d (不诚实的) traders in the turist areas.
67. As the saying ges, there are n tw i (完全相同的) leaves in the wrld.
68. Althugh this wman had achieved great success, she said she was nly a scientist h (谦逊地).
69. It was nt my i (意图) that she shuld suffer.
70. This pattern f wds and fields is typical f the English l (景色).
第四节 补全句子(共5小题；每小题1分，满分5分)
71. She slwly (浏览) the rm in search f smething special. “I'd like t buy a present, sir,”she said shyly.
72.“N,”the child (咧着嘴笑),“Mmma said the present was fr yu.”
73. (含泪地), the mther hugged her sn in her arms.
74. When they were given their gifts, the children culdn't (抑制) their jy.
75. Their laughter became quite (有感染力的) and the waiting rm pulsed with happiness.
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，荷兰某中学学生代表团将来你校拜访，学校安排你负责接待。请你告知代表团学校的相关情况，内容包括：
1.学校概况(地点，历史等)；
2.学校特色；
3.期待两校合作，促进交流。
注意：1.写作词数应为 80 左右；
2. 开头和结尾已给出，不计入总词数。
Dear delegates frm the Netherlands,


yurs sincerely
Li Hua
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。
My name is Tm. Befre I was brn, the dctrs examined my mm and fund there was smething wrng with my face, and actually it was wrse. With my“weird” face, I struggled in schl, realizing kids were scared t tuch me, ften aviding me. Frtunately, I had my friend Jack and teacher Mr Green supprting me always. Hwever, ne thing happened t me which almst destryed me.
Fr me, Hallween was the best hliday in the wrld. It even beat Christmas. I gt t dress up in a cstume. I gt t wear a mask. I gt t g arund like every ther kid with a mask and nbdy thught I lked weird. On the mrning f Hallween this year, I rushed t my rm and started t put n the Spiderman cstume I had mentined t Jack, but all f a sudden, I didn't feel like wearing it. S, at the last minute, I changed int the Irnman cstume frm last year.Then, my dad sent me t schl.
Walking thrugh the halls that mrning n my way t the lckers was, I have t say,abslutely awesme. Everything was different nw. I was different. Where I usually walked with my head dwn, trying t avid being seen, tday I walked with my head up, lking arund. I was starting t think this was ging t g dwn as ne f the mst awesme days in the histry f my life, but then I gt t the classrm. Several classmates were talking and I knew wh they were fr their vices, even in cstumes, thse wh were ppular guys but mean t me at schl.Then I nticed anther vice, s familiar, frm my best friend, Jack. He said, “I've thught abut this a lt and I really think... if I lked like Tm, seriusly, I think that I'd kill myself.”
After hearing his wrds, I walked ut f the classrm withut anyne knwing I had been there. My face felt like it was n fire while I walked dwn the stairs t a quiet place with n ne there. I was sweating under my cstume. And I started crying.
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Just when I felt utterly defeated, I felt a gentle tuch n my shulder.
Shrtly after Mr Green talked t Jack, I nticed Jack rushing t me with guilt in his eyes.
重庆市部分中学校2023-2024学年高三上学期11月联考
参考答案
听力
1—5 CBCAB6—10 BACCA 11—15 BCAAC 16—20 BCBBA
阅读理解
21-23 BBC24-27BCAB28-31 ADCA32-35ADCD
七选五
36~40 BFDCG
完型填空：
41-45 BCDAC46-50 BACBD51-55 ABCAD
语篇填空
56.was shaped57.established58.t/f59.t transfrm60.its
61.adptin62.the63.substantially64.highest65.what
单词拼写
66.dishnest67.identical68.humbly69.intentin70.landscape
补全句子
71.scanned72.grinned73.tearfully74.restrain75.infectius
写作
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第一节
Dear delegates frm the Netherlands,
Feeling privileged t be assigned the respnsibility f shwing yu arund,I,the student representative,am writing t infrm yu f the details abut ur campus as the visit is arund the crner.
Our schl,situated in a flurishing district in Chngqing,dates back t its establishment in the early 1920s.Over the years,it has becme a reputable institutin fr academic excellence,princeling n ffering a well-runded educatin that fcuses n nurturing students' talents and skills.Additinally,ur schl rganizes varius extracurricular activities,such as rbtics and cding wrkshps,t fster students' creativity and critical thinking abilities.We are heartfeltly anticipating the cllabratin with yur schl and facilitating cultural exchange.Thrugh this campaign,I'm firmly cnvinced that it is a splendid pprtunity t strengthen the bnd between ur schls and fster mutual learning.
Once again,I extend my warmest welcme t yu and yur delegatin.Please let us knw if there is any specific infrmatin r assistance yu require fr yur visit.
Yurs.
Li Hua
第二节读后续写
Just when I felt utterly defeated,I felt a gentle tuch n my shulder.I turned t see Mr.Greenstanding there.I tk ff my mask and just cried fr I didn't knw hw lng.All the pretense f
tughness crumbled.Only after I stpped crying did Mr.Green,his vice filled with cncern,ask,“What's ging n,Tm?"I pened up t him abut Jack's perceptin f me and the pain thse wrds respnded with reassurance,speaking in a gentle tne,"Tm,smetimes peple say hurtful things they dn't really mean.I'll have a chat with Jack and srt things ut".
Shrtly after Mr Green talked t Jack.I nticed Jack rushing t me with guilt in his eyes.“Tm,I was mean and stupid.I shuld never have said that stuff in frnt f the Trnman'.I didn't mean the stuff I said.",he admitted regretfully.He went n t explain that he had mmentarily wanted t fit in with thse ppular kids,even thugh he hadn't truly meant t becme like them.In that mment,the internal struggle Jack faced and reasns behind him uttering thse hurtful wrds became clear t me.I accepted his sincere aplgies and we hugged each ther,with a warn current flwing between us.Hallween,the hliday I cherished s much,tk n a new meaning fr me that year,symblizing the strength f friendship and the pwer f healing.