2021上海市浦东新区届高三下学期三模英语练习题

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I. Listening Cmprehensin
Sectin A （10 分）
Directins: In Sectin A, yu will hear ten shrt cnversatins between tw speakers. At the end f each cnversatin, a questin will be asked abut what was said. The cnversatins and the questins will be spken nly nce. After yu hear a cnversatin and the questin abut it, read the fur pssible answers n yur paper, and decide which ne is the best answer t the questin yu have heard.
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A. Only the man.B. Only the wman.
C. Bth the man and the wman.D. Neither the man nr the wman.
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A. The same price.B. Different prices.
C. The same clr.D. The same size.
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A. Christina has gne hme.B. Christina feels at hme there.
C. She's knwn Christina a lng time.D. She just met Christina.
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A. 20.B. 25.C. 18.D. 36.
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A. It's snwy.B. It's cludy.C. It's ht.D. It's fine.
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A. The cinema.B. The art center.C. The dinning hall.D. The theatre.
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A. It wasn't pen n Sundays.B. Its pening had been pstpned.
C. It was ging t clse befre Sunday.D. It didn't deserve the praise it received.
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A. The gallery is a gd place fr the exhibitin.
B. Preparing fr the exhibitin wn't be easy.
C. The man isn't telling the truth abut the ffer.
D. The man is making a bad decisin.
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A. Spending mre time n sightseeing.B. Visiting the city with a grup.
C. Turing the city n a fine day.D. Taking the man with her n the tur.
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A. The air will be cleaner if they g t anther city.
B. It'll sn be t late t cntrl the pllutin.
C. Sciety will nt pay attentin t the new laws.
D. The situatin will imprve if changes are made.
Sectin B （15 分）
Directins: In Sectin B, yu will hear tw shrt passages and ne lnger cnversatin, and yu will be asked several questins n each f them. The passages and the cnversatin will be read twice, but the questins will be spken nly nce. When yu hear a questin, read the fur pssible answers n yur paper and decide which ne is the best answer t the questin yu have heard.
听下面一段独白，回答以下小题。【此处可播放相关音频，请去附件查看】
11.
A. Pet dgs.B. Guide dgs.
C. Disabled dgs.D. Tw-year-ld Labradrs.
12.
A. IDs.B. disabled certificates.
C. credit cards.D. dg vaccinatin certificates.
13.
A. Because they are banned t g ut accrding t regulatins.
B. Because they depend n the blind canes t g ut.
C. Because it is incnvenient t g ut.
D. Because they shuld make an appintment t g ut.
听下面一段独白，回答以下小题。【此处可播放相关音频，请去附件查看】
14.
A. Either kings r queens.
B. Bth the pr and the rich.
C. Thse wh had much mney.
D. Bys r girls, men r wmen n matter yung r ld.
15.
A. Because travelling tday is easier than in the past.
B. Because peple have becme interested in traveling.
C. Because great changes have taken place in the wrld.
D. Because peple nw have gt mre mney and time fr travel.
16.
A. Great changes have taken place in many places due t travelling.
B. Turism wn't bring any changes in peple's mind.
C. Peple will have sme truble in making a jurney.
D. Turism causes nly sme changes in clthing.
听下面一段较长对话，回答以下小题。【此处可播放相关音频，请去附件查看】
17.
A. Because his rutine is a little irregular.
B. Because it's the nly TV prgram at nine 'clck.
C. Because his sn lves Ty Stry.
D. Because he lves Buzz and Wdy.
18.
A. At abut six 'clck.B. At abut seven 'clck.
C. At abut eight 'clck.D. At abut nine 'clck.
19.
A. an early bird.B. a night wl.
C. a brn night wl and trained early bird.D. a brn early bird and trained night wl.
20.
A. Yu relax and have fun with yur family.
B. Yu read classic children's bks.
C. Yu get reattached t yur childhd thrugh ld activities.
D. Yu read Dr. Seuss5 bks that are great fr yu.
II. Grammar and Vcabulary
Sectin A (10 分)
Directins: Read the fllwing passage. Fill in the blanks t make the passage cherent and grammatically crrect. Fr the blanks with a given wrd, fill in each blank with the prper frm f the given wrd. Fr the ther blanks, use ne wrd that best fits each blank.
Physical activity and psitive psychlgy are a match made in heaven - ne fcuses n the building f happy, fully functining peple (psitive psychlgy) and the ther is a tried and tested avenue fr creating such psitive peple (physical activity).____21____ a dubt, engaging in physical activity is ne f the mst imprtant things, ____22____nt the mst imprtant thing, ____23____a persn can d t enhance best functining. Nt nly des physical activity enhance physical functining, thus ____24____(reduce) the risks f disease but it can als make us happier,____25____(energized), cnfident, self-regulated individuals and even make us smarter.
Despite knwing that exercise is gd fr us, the human species is nt functining ____26____it was riginally designed t. Reprts suggest that we are nw physically functining at nearly a third f ____27____we used t 100 years ag. Luckily, we dn't need t train like elite athletes ____28____(gain) the benefits f activity. Physical activity refers t any type f mvement that results in energy expenditure, fr example, walking, climbing stairs, gardening r yga. The daily recmmendatin in the UK is currently 30 minutes f mderate t high intensity physical activity at least five times per week. The imprtant thing is t get the heart beating abve resting level. Yu wuld need t perate at 70 percent f yur maximum heart rate. Physical activity must nt be cnfused with exercise, which is a clear fcus n fitness prgressin. Thus, an aerbic class,____29____(train) fr a run, r anything alng the traditinal line f activity ____30____(fall) under this categry.
Sectin B (10 分)
Directins: Cmplete the fllwing passage by using the wrds in the bx. Each wrd can nly be used nce. Nte that there is ne wrd mre than yu need.
The apprach t nutritin ppularized by experts and their fllwers cnsists____31____f eating natural fds plus vitamin and mineral supplements. It is prbably the mst ppular nutritinal thery amng peple wh seek t imprve their health by imprving their____32____.
The diet is based n the idea that the cells that make up ur bdies need specific nutrients and that the health f the____33____determines the health f the bdy. The best fd t nurish ur cells are ____34____whle fds, raised with traditinal methds f agriculture, withut the use f artificial nutrients. It is als believed that because we dn't always eat as well as we shuld and therefre might be missing sme nutrients____35____, we shuld supplement ur diet with vitamins and minerals in cncentrated frm. These will____36____as medicine fr current ills, as well as insurance against pssible future deficiencies.
When natural, whle, unrefined, fds are used, nutrients in ur diet will be____37____. Hwever, if vitamin and supplements are used in additin t these fds, an imbalance f nutrients will____38____.
The nutritinal and supplemental prgram can indeed be f great benefits. Imprvements reprts include the “____39____healing”, a cnditin f health which is created by eating healthful fds, the “negative healing" which is created by nt eating harmful fds. In additin, supplementary vitamins and minerals are believed t have a psitive effect because there is a____40____deficiency state in the bdy.
III. Reading Cmprehensin
Sectin A （15 分）
Directins: Fr each blank in the fllwing passage there are fur wrds r phrases marked A, B,C and D. Fill in each blank with the wrd r phrase that best fits the cntext.
If yu are at all typical, listening takes up mre f yur waking hurs than any ther activity. A study f persns f varied ccupatinal backgrunds shwed that 70% f their waking mments were spent in cmmunicatin. And f that time, writing tk 9%, reading absrbed 16%, talking ccupied 30%, and____41____accunted fr 45%. Other surveys underscre the large amunts f time that peple in different walks f life spend in listening. It is imprtant t listen effectively because f the sheer amunt f it that yu d each day.
____42____, many f the mst imprtant aspects f yur life are greatly influenced by yur skills r____43____f skill in listening. The quality f yur friendships, the ____44____f yur family relatinships, yur effectiveness at wrk these depend, in large measure, n yur ability t listen.
Unfrtunately, few peple are gd listeners. Even at the purely infrmatinal level, researchers claim that 75% f ral cmmunicatin is____45____, misunderstd, r quickly frgtten. Rarer still is the ability t listen fr the deepest meaning in what peple say. Hw____46____, but hw cmmn, t talk with smene abut subjects f intense interest t neself ____47____t experience the chking realizatin that the ther persn was nt really listening and that his respnses were simply____48____and mechanical.
A majr reasn fr the pr listening in ur sciety is that mst f us receive a very rigrus early training in nn-listening. The therapist Franklin Ernst says that "frm the earliest years f life, a persn's____49____ activity is the mst heavily trained f all activities... The persn's listening ... is mre attended t than his bwel training, his bladder activity, r his genital activity." Ernst pints ut that the typical child, in his mst impressinable years, receives a steady____50____f anti-listening regulatins. ____51____say things like:
“Pretend yu dn't ntice."
“Dn't take it s seriusly.”
“He didn't mean what he said.”
“We dn't listen t thse things in ur family.
The typical parent nt nly____52____these anti-listening cmments, he demnstrates them daily in his wn life. By wrd and____53____we are taught t be nn-listeners in ur childhd.
Mst f us have been trained t be pr listeners. Yet ____54____we spend mre time listening than ding anything else, and the quality f ur listening greatly affects bth the persnal and the____55____dimensins f ur lives.
41. A. thinkingB. wakingC. learningD. listening
42. A. NeverthelessB. TherefreC. HweverD. Furthermre
43. A. lackB. masteryC. failureD. pursuit
44. A. happinessB. seriusnessC. chesivenessD. creativeness
45. A. ignredB. retainedC. takenD. remembered
46. A. underminingB. destructingC. deceivingD. irritating
47. A. sB. asC. exceptD. nly
48. A. naturalB. lgicalC. autmaticD. reasnable
49. A. thinkingB. speakingC. listeningD. reading
50. A. nutritinB. cachingC. dietD. supplement
51. A. TeachersB. ParentsC. CachesD. Dctrs
52. A. criticizesB. verbalizesC. cmplimentsD. values
53. A. speechB. analysisC. exampleD. deed
54. A. surprisinglyB. increasinglyC. reverselyD. irnically
55. A. vcatinalB. academicC. scialD. life
ITI. Reading Cmprehensin （22 分）
Directins: Read the fllwing passage. The passage is fllwed by several questins. Fr each f them there are fur chices marked A, B, C and D. Chse the ne that fits best accrding t the infrmatin given in the passage yu have just read.
（A）
We'd all like t believe that career success is strictly a result f talent, drive, and skill set. But have yu ever wndered whether factrs unrelated t yur wrk perfrmance, such as persnal appearance, influence yur chances fr advancement?
We have — and t find answers t this questin, career-intelligence.cm sught the pinins and advice f a number f wrkplace experts, as well as wmen themselves in varius industries. D lks affect getting hired, getting prmted, and making mre mney? And if s, what can yu d abut it?
Nw let's see what's behind the Scenes.
Research gives us a few clues int hw a wman's appearance may influence her advancement ability. A study cnducted by NYU scilgist Daltn Cnley and NYU graduate student Rebecca Glauber fund that wmen's weight gain results in a decrease in bth their incme level and jb prestige. By cntrast, men experience n such negative effects.
A mre recent study designed and executed by researchers at Harvard University, Bstn University, and the Dana-Farber Cancer Institute fund that wmen wearing mre makeup were judged t be mre cmpetent than thse wearing less makeup r n makeup. Makeup was fund t increase peple's perceptins f a wman's likability and trustwrthiness as well.
Despite these research implicatins, many are reluctant t admit that a wman's persnal appearance influences decisins arund hiring and prmtin, accrding t Steve Strum, president f Venmark Internatinal. Strum explains a key reasn fr this is that persnal appearance falls int the subliminal （下意识的）judgment part f the brain. He cmpares the situatin t the autmtive industry placing bright red cnvertibles （敞篷车）in their shwrms, nly t sell white cars. "In the same sense, a wman's persnal appearance is a hidden persuader, says Strum. "Nbdy will admit that smething as trivial will impact their decisin-making prcess... but it des.”
Marc L. Resnick, Ph.D., prfessr f human factrs at Bentley University Cllege f Business, reinfrces this psitin. "My research finds that when making decisins, peple are influenced by a variety f factrs that are explicitly cnscius and uncnscius," says Resnick. "S even fr a hiring manager that knws f this tendency and frces him/herself t suppress it, it is still an influence."
56. Accrding t the studies, what kind f wmen culd get mre advancement?
A. Wmen with mre weight.B. Wmen wearing makeup.
C. Wmen having cnvertibles.D. Wmen with talents.
57. Why d many peple deny that a wman's persnal appearance influences her career?
A. Because it is irrelevant t her career.B. Because it is t superficial.
C. Because it is the subcnscius part in the brain.D. Because it can aruse wmen's jealus emtin.
58. What des explicitly in the passage mean?
A. clearlyB. indirectlyC. extensivelyD. ambiguusly
59. What is the main tpic f the passage?
A Whether peple's persnal appearance influences their jb career.
B. Whether peple's cnsciusness influences making a decisin.
C. Whether clrs influences autmtive industry.
D. Whether peple's talent influence their prmtin.
(B)
Public Ntice f Sleep N Mre Shanghai
1. What prtective measures at Sleep N Mre have been put in place?
• The shw area will be cleaned with disinfectant three times a day, including befre and after each perfrmance.
• The number r audiences fr each perfrmance will nt exceed 75% r maximum capacity.
• All audience and staff' members are required t wear face masks in the shw area.
• T leave sufficient time fr disinfectin, the start time fr matinee (日场) perfrmance n weekends has been adjusted t 14:00.
2. What d I need t prepare befre the shw? Are there any adjustments t the shw?
• Please apply fr the Shanghai Health Cde and check that it's green in advance.
• Befre entry, the bdy temperature f all audience members must be taken.
• Audience members will nt be admitted under any f the fllwing circumstances:
• dn't wear yur face mask;
• yur Shanghai Health Cde is invalid r nt in a green status;
• yur bdy temperature is abve 37.3℃;
• any ther symptm f COVID-19 is bserved.
• The McKinnn Htel's custmized will be n sale fr audience.
3. Is the Sleep N Mre cmpany mnitring the health status f its perfrmers as well as staff members?
All Chinese and internatinal perfrmers as well as staff members f Sleep N Mre have been quarantined fr 14 days with n symptms.
• Bdy temperatures are taken and recrded daily.
• Any member f the cmpany will be put in self-quarantine if they reprt any symptms and sent t hspital if necessary.
4. After bking nline, can I cllect my paper ticket befrehand?
• T minimize risk, it is nw pssible t cllect paper tickets befre the date f shw at the bx ffice.
• Please cllect yur tickets at the Sleep N Mre bx ffice up t tw weeks in advance.
• Audience members will be admitted via their paper tickets.
• Kind reminder: please keep yur papers ticket safe as it will nt be replaced if lst.
• The bx ffice will be pen frm 10:30 t 17:00, seven days a week.
5. After bking, can I get a refund fr my ticket r exchange it fr anther date?
If the bked perfrmance is cancelled due t frce majeure, ticket refunds r exchanges will be available.
Otherwise, ticket exchange is nly available under any f the fllwing circumstances:
• The audience member cannt cme t shw due t COVID-19.
• The audience member's bdy temperature is abve 37.3℃ and cannt be admitted t Sleep N Mre.
60. Which f the fllwing is nt included in prtective measures?
A. The shw area must be thrughly disinfected.B. The audience number is limited.
C. All the audience must wear face masks.D. Public restrms are frbidden.
61. Accrding t the passage, which f the fllwing is true?
A. Audience can enter the shw area at nn n weekends.
B. Audience can exchange e-tickets fr paper tickets up t 14 days in advance.
C. If audience hld the Shanghai Health Cde, they dn't need t take bdy temperature.
D. Internatinal perfrmers have been quarantined fr 14 days befre entering China.
62 Which f the fllwing situatin allws audience t keep the ticket valid?
A. Audience meet with frce majeure.B. Audience lse the paper tickets.
C. Audience are infected with COVID-19 after bking the tickets.D. Audience have clse cntact with perfrmers f the shw.
(C)
Nbdy ever said science educatin was easy. Certainly the cncepts like quantum mechanics can be hard t grasp. But what really cmplicates the endeavr is that we're als trying t teach the subject while helping students understand the nature f science itself.
All t ften, yung peple get the impressin that science is abut learning certain "laws" and then applying them t different situatins. Rather, science is the prcess f building the cncepts thrugh the cllectin f experimental evidence. Let's nt call these cncepts laws, but mdels. Science is all abut building and testing mdels.
Of curse, we can't start frm scratch. If students had t build their wn mdels frm the grund up, it wuld be like trying t learn prgramming by inventing cmputers. As Isaac Newtn said, we stand n the shulders f giants. We must g frm mdels built by thers.
But there's still anther challenge in science educatin less recgnized: Students ften enter a curse with their wn unarticulated ideas abut hw the wrld wrks. We call these "miscnceptins" but it's imprtant t realize that these are als mdels, based n their life experiences, which "make sense" t the students.
What I'd like t suggest is that this actually prvides a great way int the adventure f science and an pprtunity t meet ur bjectives as educatrs. If yu can create a situatin that challenges students' assumptins and prduces cnceptual cnflict, that's a great pprtunity fr learning.
Here's an example that I've used n the tpic f light rays. I set up a pint light surce and put a piece f cardbard in frnt f it. There's a small pinhle in the cardbard and a white screen behind. What d yu expect t see? N surprise: A light shining thrugh a pinhle makes a dt n the screen. But what if I have TWO light surces with the same single hle? Many students cmplain that science is tricky.
OK, that is a prblem. The pint isn't suppsed t be that science is tricky but that learning is tricky. It's hard t change students' ideas, s we deliberately put them in a psitin t cnfrnt their internal mdel. Here, students have the idea that the spt n the screen is due t the pinhle - a natural cnclusin - s ne hle means ne spt. But actually light travels radially utward frm each light surce in straight lines. (Check the tp view (俯视图)f the tw lights, the pinhle, and the screen belw.)
But really, the answer is nt the pint. What I'm saying here is that in educatin, we set things up s students get it wrng. That's hw they learn. Learning requires getting past their wn ideas. Yu can't get physically fit withut breaking a sweat and yu can't really learn, at a fundamental level, withut a little cnflict in yur head. (477 wrds)
63. The italicized phrase "frm scratch" in paragraph 3 is clsest in meaning t "________".
A frm the very beginningB. based n basic cncepts
C. accrding t varius situatinsD. under the guidance f predecessrs
64. Which f the fllwing statements is TRUE accrding t the passage?
A. The leaching f the cmplex science cncepts is the mst difficult.
B. Learning science is all abut putting thery t practice.
C. Life experiences cntribute t students' knwledge f the wrld.
D. Students' wn idea f hw things wrk isn't eligible fr a mdel.
65. The tp view mentined in the writer's experiment is.
A. B.
C. D.
66. Accrding t the writer, what's the best way t teach science?
A. Get the cncepts and laws acrss t the students clearly.
B. Help students t distinctively tell laws and mdels apart.
C. Make science questins less tricky and mre t the pint.
D. Set up experiments t challenge students' predictins.
Sectin C （8 分）
Directins: Read the fllwing passage and chse the mst suitable statement frm A-F fr each blank. There are tw extra statements, which yu d nt need.
A diet t save humankind
When I was a child my family wuld always sit dwn tgether fr meals. My favurite was amng the simplest: pasta in tmat sauce. We ate fresh vegetables and fruit, and, starting in ur teenage years, sipped a glass f red wine. We ate tgether. I indulged with a few slices f prsciutt and practised a wide variety f utdr sprts. This centuries-ld Mediterranean diet kept me fit and trim - and turned ut t be gd nt just fr my persnal well-being, but fr the planet's health t.
In 2021 we will celebrate the tenth anniversary f UNESCO's designatin f this Mediterranean diet as a “Cultural Heritage f Humanity” ____67____ We have started t eat mre fast fd and have increased ur prtins. Fewer Italians enjy scial meals with family and friends. Italian children were amng the mst verweight in a recent study f 30 cuntries.
Pr nutritin is a glbal prblem, nt just an Italian ne. The fact that it's hitting Italy, the land where the Mediterranean diet riginated, represents a dangerus paradx — ne f many afflicting the wrld f fd. After years f decline, hunger is back n the rise. Glbally, sme 821m peple still d nt have enugh t eat. Yet while the pr suth starves, the rich nrth grges: sme 2bn peple are verweight r bese. We waste ne-third f glbal fd prductin. ____68____
____69____ The wrld's ppulatin is expected t increase by 2.3bn peple by 2050, fuelling demand fr meat. Since the end f the secnd wrld war the glbal fd system has fcused n prducing mre fd fr mre peple — but then wastes huge amunts f it. A paradigm shift is needed. Prductin must cncentrate n delivering better, mre nutritius fd. The UN's Sustainable Develpment Gals can shw us the way. They aim t “end hunger, achieve fd security and imprved nutritin and prmte sustainable agriculture”. These gals are ambitius but achievable.
Gvernments must prvide incentives t supprt sustainable agriculture, slash fd waste and meet nutritinal challenges. This des nt just mean taxing unhealthy fds. ____70____ Cmpanies must nt be shrt-sighted, either. They shuld supprt legislatin requiring them t embrace sustainability.
We must change ur diet A fd and envirnment pyramid which highlights the clse links between fd's nutritinal value and envirnmental impact has been devised. This “duble pyramid” is based n the traditinal Mediterranean diet f my childhd. Everyne can and must cntinue t have fun at the dinner table — while eating what is gd fr ur health and ur planet.
A. Withut a change in ur diets, this disastrus cycle will wrsen.
B. Farmers shuld use fertilizers mre efficiently and reduce csts.
C. It is a diet lull f vegetables, fruits and whle grains, with nly ccasinal meat.
D. Livestck cnsume an estimated tw-thirds f all the land dedicated t agriculture and cntribute abut half f farming-related greenhuse-gas emissins.
E. Unfrtunately, Italians have been turning away frm their traditinal healthy diet.
F. A mre effective plicy is t make healthy fd, accessible and affrdable fr cnsumers and prfitable fr farmers.
第二卷（50分）
IV. Summary Writing （10 分）
71. Directins: Read the fllwing passage. Summarize the main idea and the main pint(s) f the passage in n mre than 60 wrds. Use yur wn wrds as far as pssible.
Why Mindset Mastery Is Vital t Yur Success
The single mst imprtant factr influencing a persn's success, whether persnal r prfessinal, is mindset. What yu think abut has a direct impact n yur behavir, and nt the ther way arund. A seemingly small thing that makes a huge difference, mindset accunts fr the primary distinctin between thse wh succeed and thse wh d nt. And, if yu are serius abut achieving success in any area f yur life, yu must learn t master yurs.
T successfully accmplish any wrthwhile feat, a persn must first feel capable f achieving it. It desn't matter what anyne else thinks. Mindset is essential t develping healthy self-esteem. It is an imprtant tl that affects ur daily self-dialgue and strengthen ur beliefs, attitudes and feelings abut urselves. S, becme the gatekeeper f yur mind and plant seeds f psitivity rather than criticism and dubt.
Besides, mindset is critical t drive. Drive is the cnstant determinatin t achieve an imprtant bjective. It includes the prcess f develping a visin fr success and engaging in sustained effrt ver time. Withut drive, achieving mst gals wuld be difficult at best. With the pwer t direct fcus and encurage cmmitment t higher purpse, mindset can easily urge smene t push past cmfrt znes. Peple with drive are self-mtivated and strive t accmplish mre.
N matter what gal yu seek t achieve, the path t yur success is sure t include sme challenges. When facing an extreme hardship, a persn may feel justified in bwing t defeat. Fr them, it can feel like an easy rad. If yu want t get thrugh them, hwever, yu will need t develp thick skin and learn t lace each challenge head n. Yet, this is where mindset plays a critical rle. The capacity t mve thrugh the fire, t get kncked dwn and nt kncked ut, is the prf t the pwer f a strng mindset.
Are yu ready t cmmand yur results? If s, make a cnscius decisin t master yur mindset and reach fr greater success in the new year and beynd.
V. Translatin （15 分）
Directins: Translate the fllwing sentences int English, using the wrds given in the brackets.
72. 请务必将此信息与家人和朋友分享。（sure ）(汉译英)
73. 他得到提升的一个原因是因他深知如何与人相处。（Why ）(汉译英)
74. 虽然我们明白，我们的努力立竿见影，但也不能洋洋得意。（Despite ）(汉译英)
75. 在任何情况下，我们都不要嘲笑别人，因为过往的经历教导我们，嘲笑别人的结果就是自己被嘲笑。（end ）(汉译英)
VI. Guided Writing （25 分）
76. Directins: Write an English cmpsitin in abut 120-150 wrds accrding t the instructins given belw in Chinese.
假设你是名启中学的学生李明，你时常听到小区里爷爷奶奶们说起不会扫二维码、打不着车、没有健康码无法乘坐公交车的尴尬场景。请你就此事给上海市信访办的人民建议征集处写一封信，内容包括：
1.反映当前存在的问题；
2.提出解决办法。
A. definite；B. serve；C. psitive；D. natural；E. diet；F. cell
G. essentially；H. unknwingly；I. ccur；J. remve;K. balanced; L.ccur