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考试时间：120分钟 满分：150分
第一部分听力（共两节，满分30分）
第一节 （共5小题，每小题1.5分，满分7.5分）
听下面5段对话，每段对话后有一个小题，从题中所给的A、B、C三个选项中选出最佳选项，并标在试卷的相应位置。听完每段对话后，你都有10秒钟的时间来回答有关小题和阅读下一小题。每段对话仅读一遍。
1. What did the man think f the receptin last night?
A. Bring.B. Tiring.C. Interesting
2. Hw did the wman cme t meet the man?
A. By car and by subway.
B. By subway and n ft.
C. By bus and n ft.
3. When did the man’s aunt cme?
A. On the 13th.B. On the 15th.C. On the 17th.
4. Why is the man here?
A. T cllect the papers.
B. T meet a custmer.
C. T sign the cntracts.
5. What are the speakers talking abut?
A. When t water the plant.
B. What plant t grw
C. Which flwers t remve.
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，并标在试卷的相应位置。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. When is the wman available fr vacatin?
A. In August.B. In September.C. In Octber.
7. What is the prbable relatinship between the speakers?
A. Cuple.B. Clleagues.C. Strangers.
听第7段材料，回答第8、9题。
8. What will the man prbably d next?
A. Have sme fd.
B. Shw his ID.
C. Lk fr his barding pass.
9. What is the wman prbably?
A. A waitress.B. A stewardess.C. An airprt staff.
听第8段材料，回答第10至12题。
10. Wh des the man think is the mst qualified?
A. Amy.B. Camern.C. Hectr.
11. What is the wman unsatisfied with Karine?
A. Her language ability.B. Her little enthusiasm. C. Her lack f cnfidence.
12. Wh expects the highest salary?
A. Karine.B. Hectr.C. Camern.
听第9段材料，回答第13至16题。
13. What is nt a requirement fr the FBT Award applicatin?
A. Natinality.B.Grade.C.Age.
14. What des the man need t d befre June?
A. Finish the exams.B. Prvide the reference C. Submit the applicatin.
15. Hw many peple can win the Bisiker Award every year?
A. Tw.B. Three.C. Five.
16. What des the wman stress at last?
A. The applicatin shuld he neat.
B. The summary shuld be lng.
C. The persnal details shuld be real
听第10段材料，回答第17至20题。
17. What can visitrs d first near the main gate?
A. See the bands.
B. Attend the bk fair.
C. Watch the ftball match.
18. Wh is the third gate fr?
A. Bk sellers. B. Flk singers. C. Craft exhibitrs.
19. What is n the left f the I-building?
A. The infrmatin center.
B. The restaurant.
C. The exhibitin center.
20. What can listeners d with the yellw ticket?
A. Park fr free.
B. Stre the items.
C. Cllect the equipment.
第二部分阅读（共两节，满分50分）
第一节 （共15小题；每小题2.5分，满分37.5分）
阅读下列短文，从每题所给的A、B、C、D四个选项中选出最佳选项。
A
Dreaming f picnics filled with family and fun? We’ve cme up with 4 f the tp picnic areas acrss the US.
Cumberland Islands, Gergia
Just a few hurs suth f Savannah, this natinal seashre is a wnderful picnic place. It’s an unspiled place in the Deep Suth with ver 50 miles f hiking trails (小径). Cvered in Spanish mss, the trails are lined with trees and since it’s still a rural area, the stars line up fr a grand shw at night and create the perfect evening starlit picnic pprtunity.
Grant Park, Chicag
If yu are lking fr delicius fd in Chicag, g fr a taste f a 20-day, lake-frnt, fdie festival that happens in Octber each year. Grab a spt near the funtain t enjy yur picnic, appreciate the city scenery and lake views and relax with family and friends. If yu are there n July 4th, be sure t plan the day t include the firewrks display at the Navy Pier.
Cranberry Islands, Maine
Here, yu’ll enjy natural picnics with island views. The islands are a delightful grup f islands abut 20 minutes ffshre frm Acadia Natinal Park. Yu can visit the islands by private bat r ferry service. Bring a picnic basket alng fr the ride as it’s a rmantic picnic area t take yur special smene r g fr a family uting t visit the islands.
Big Sur, Califrnia
The Pint Lbs State Reserve is a small gem. Besides the castal wildlife there are rare plant cmmunities, and unique gelgical frmatins. It’s gd t have a picnic there. We recmmend bringing a telescpe, because much f the wildlife can be seen nly at a distance.
21. Why des the writer advise us t g t Cumberland Islands?
A. Because they are just next t Savannah.
B. Because they keep their riginal eclgy .
C. Because they are almst cvered in Spanish mss.
D. Because they have a grand shw every night.
22. Where can yu enjy bserving wildlife with a telescpe?
A. At the Navy Pier.B. In the Deep Suth.
C. At Acadia Natinal Park.D. At the Pint Lbs State Reserve.
23. Where can we mst prbably read this passage?
A. In a persnal dairy.B. In a science reprt.
C. In a travel magazine.D. In a gegraphy textbk.
B
Imagine reading a stry titled “Pursuing Success.” That wuld be an inspiring stry, wuldn’t it? Maybe—but maybe nt. It might well be the stry f smene whse never - ending chase fr mre and mre success leaves them unsatisfied and incapable f happiness.
Thugh it isn’t a cnventinal medical addictin, fr many peple success has addictive prperties. Obviusly, success ges with praise. T a certain extent, praise stimulates the neurtransmitter dpamine (神经递质多巴胺),which cntributes t all addictive behavirs.The desire fr success may be brn t human nature, but specialness desn’t cme cheap. Success is tugh wrk, and it requires bearing the cst f lsing. In the 1980s, the physician Rbert Gldman famusly fund that mre than half f ambitius athletes wuld be willing t take a drug that wuld kill them in five years in exchange fr winning every cmpetitin they entered.
Unfrtunately, success is endless. The gal can’t be satisfied; mst peple never feel successful enugh. The high nly lasts a day r tw, and then it’s n t the next gal. Psychlgists call this the hednic treadmill(快乐跑步机现象), in which satisfactin wears ff almst immediately and we must run n t the next reward t avid the feeling f falling behind.
Peple shuld get ff the treadmill. But quitting isn’t easy fr addicts. Fr peple hked n substances, withdrawal can be a painful experience, bth physically and psychlgically, research finds that depressin and anxiety are cmmn amng utstanding athletes after their careers end. Olympic athletes, in particular, suffer frm the “ pst - Olympic blues.”
Just like wine, success in and f itself is nt a bad thing. Bth can bring fun and sweetness t life. But bth becme bssy when they are a substitute fr— instead f a cmplement(补充物) t — the relatinships and lve that shuld be at the center f ur lives.
24. What des praise functin as when ging with success?
A. It has nthing t d with success addictin.
B. It may indirectly cause success addictin.
C. It always brings psitive results f success.
D. It results in all addictive behavirs except success.
25. Why did the authr mentin the research findings f Rbert Gldman?
A. T shw success is a tugh and cruel jb.
B. T stress the key t success lies in effrts.
C. T argue that athletes deserve mre rewards.
D. T describe the rutine training f an rdinary athlete.
26. What can success bring t a success addict accrding t psychlgists?
A. Satisfactin and a sense f pride.B. Anxiety and shrt - lived happiness.
C. Relaxatin and endless mtivatin.D. Cnfidence and permanent happiness.
27. What des the authr suggest peple d abut pursuing success?
A. Stp chasing success.B. Chase success at any cst.
C. Reflect n what matters in life.D. Give up lve and relatinships.
C
Fr several decades, there has been an rganized campaign intended t prduce distrust in science, funded by thse whse interests are threatened by the findings f mdern science. In respnse, scientists have tended t stress the success f science. After all, scientists have been right abut mst things, frm the structure f the universe t the relativity f time and space.
Stressing successes isn’t wrng, but fr many peple it’s nt persuasive. An alternative answer t the questin “Why trust science?” is that scientists use the s-called scientific methd. But what is called the scientific methd isn’t what scientists actually d. Science is dynamic: new methds get invented; ld nes get abandned; and at any particular pint, scientists can be fund ding many different things. False theries smetimes lead t true results, s even if an experiment wrks, it desn’t prve that the thery it was designed t test is true.
If there is n specific scientific methd, then what is the basis fr trust in science? The answer is the methds by which thse claims are evaluated. A scientific claim is never accepted as true until it has gne thrugh a lng prcess f examinatin by fellw scientists. Scientists draft the initial versin f a paper and then send it t clleagues fr suggestins. Until this pint, scientific feedback is typically fairly friendly. But the next step is different: the revised paper is submitted t a scientific jurnal, where things get a whle lt tugher. Editrs deliberately send scientific papers t peple wh are nt friends r clleagues f the authrs, and the jb f the reviewer is t find errrs r ther faults. We call this prcess “peer review” because the reviewers are scientific peers—experts in the same field—but they act in the rle f a superir wh has bth the right and the respnsibility t find fault. It is nly after the reviewers and the editr are satisfied that any prblems have been fixed that the paper will be printed in the jurnal and enters the bdy f “science.”
Sme peple argue that we shuld nt trust science because scientists are “always changing their minds.” While examples f truly settled science being verturned are far fewer than is smetimes claimed, they d exist. But the beauty f this scientific prcess is that science prduces bth creativity and stability. New bservatins, ideas, explanatins and attempts t cmbine cmpeting claims intrduce creativity; transfrmative questining leads t cllective decisins and the stability f scientific knwledge. Scientists d change their minds in the face f new evidence, but this is a strength f science, nt a weakness.
28. Scientists stress the success f science in rder t ______.
A. prmte basic knwledge f scienceB. remind peple f scientific achievements
C. remve pssible dubts abut scienceD. shw their attitude twards the campaign
29. What can we learn abut the s-called scientific methd?
A. It’s an easy jb t prve its existence.B. It usually agrees with scientists’ ideas.
C. It hardly gets mixed with false theries.D. It cnstantly changes and prgresses.
30. What can we learn abut “peer” review?
A. It seldm gives negative evaluatin f a paper.
B. It is usually cnducted by unfriendly experts.
C. It aims t perfect the paper t be published.
D. It happens at the beginning f the evaluatin prcess.
31. The underlined sentence in the last paragraph implies that ______.
A. it is nt uncmmn fr science t be verturned
B. scientists are very strng in changing their minds
C. peple lse faith in thse changeable scientists
D. changes bring creativity and stability t science
D
Sme bats sing just as birds and humans d. But hw they learn their calls and meldies is a mystery-ne that scientists will try t slve by researching the genes f mre than 1,000 bat species.
The prject, called Bat 1K, was annunced n 14 Nvember at the annual meeting f the Sciety fr Neurscience in San Dieg, Califrnia. Its rganizers als hpe t learn mre abut the flying mammals’ echlcatin ability—the ability t find directins in the dark; their strng immune systems that can defend against Ebla, a deadly virus; and their relatively lng lifespans.
“The genmes f all these ther species, like birds and mice, are well-understd,” says an expert at the Max Planck Institute fr Psychlinguistics in Nijmegen, the Netherlands. “But we dn’t knw anything abut bat genes yet.”
Sme bats shw babbling behavir, including barks, chatter, screeches, whistles and trills, says Mirjam Knörnschild, a behaviral eclgist at the Free University f Berlin. Yung bats learn the sngs and ther sunds frm lder male tutrs. They use these sunds during curtship and mating, when they seek fd and as they defend their territry against rivals.
Scientists have studied the vcal sunds f nly abut 50 bat species s far, Knörnschild says, and they knw much less abut bats’ cmmunicatin than birds’. Fur species f bat have s far been fund t learn vcal sunds frm each ther, their fathers and ther adult males, just as a child gradually learns hw t speak frm its parents.
Genetic studies have discvered at least ne gene in bats that is linked t speech and language, called FOXP2. The gene is als knwn t have a rle in hw peple learn language, and in vcal learning in sng-birds. Researchers wrking n the Bat 1K prject expect t find that ther genes are als invlved in cmmunicatin, and that many mre bat species have the ability t learn sngs, calls and ther sunds. “It’s nt a rare trait,” Knörnschild says. “I’m becming cnvinced that all bats are mre r less the same in vcal learning.”
Bats’ echlcatin ability has been studied fr many years, partly because f its applicatins t snar and radar. But scientists knw very little abut the vcal cmmunicatin and scial behaviur that drive hw bats learn their sngs and sunds, says Michael Yartsev, a neurbilgist at University f Califrnia, Berkeley. The study f vcal learning in bats is “nearly cmpletely untapped”, he says—cmparing it t the state f research int birdsng 60 years ag.
32. The prject, Bat 1K is carried ut mainly t ______.
A. d research n the genes f mre bat species
B. research bats’ ability t find directins in the dark
C. study the way bats learn their calls and sngs
D. learn mre secrets abut bats’ lnger lifespans
33. Frm Para 5 and 6, we can safely infer that ______.
A. scientists have studied nly apprximately 50 bat species s far
B. f all bats, nly fur species learn vcal sunds frm each ther
C. mre than ne gene linked t speech and language has been discvered
D. the gene FOXP2 has smething t d with human language learning
34. Which f the fllwing is the wrd “trait” in Paragraph 6 clsest t in meaning?
A. qualityB. behavirC. habitD. gene
35. What’s the main idea f the passage?
A. Scientists try t knw mre abut bat genes.
B. Scientists seek keys t bats’ vcal sunds.
C. All bats are almst the same in vcal learning.
D. Bats sing just as birds and human beings d.
第二节 （共5小题；每小题2.5分，满分12.5分）
阅读下面短文，从短文后的选项中选出可以填入空白处的最佳选项。选项中有两项为多余选项。
Will yu stp using plastic?
If yu take a lk arund yur kitchen r ffice right nw, chances are that yu’ll ntice yu’re surrunded by plastic—water bttles, t-g cffee cups, straws (吸管), plastic grcery bags, fd wrappers, take-ut cntainers, single-serve cffee pds and prduce bags. 36
It’s certainly nt realistic t remve all plastic frm yur life, but let’s examine sme statistics that may encurage yu t reduce yur single-use plastic ftprint by thrwing away straws, switching t reusable water bttles, bringing clth bags t the grcery stre and mre.
Accrding t a study published in the jurnal Science Advances, the ppularity f plastic, which began rising in the 1950s, is grwing ut f cntrl. 37 And there’s n sign f slwing dwn, cnsidering scientists say that anther 12 trillin kilgrams will be prduced wrldwide by 2050.
“Every piece f plastic that has ever been created will remain in the envirnment in sme frm, but nce we cnveniently thrw ut ur rubbish at hme, wind and runff carry ur waste frm landfills and streets t the cean,” says Mystic Aquarium’s chief clinical veterinarian Jennifer Flwer, DVM, MS. “Given that we are glbally prducing ver 320 millin tns f plastic annually, the marine envirnment is taking a big hit frm ur daily dispsal f plastic.
38 Fr example, newbrn fish are mistaking tiny bits f plastic waste fr fd. If they die, there will be fewer big fish—and that culd damage the fd chain. Often ur sciety is s fcused n making ur lives mre cnvenient in the shrt term, but in the lng run, ur health and the health f marine life are at the expense f thse everyday cnveniences.”
39 A recent reprt suggests that when heated, certain fd additives (添加剂) can damage hrmnes, grwth and develpment, as well as increase chances fr children f being fat. 40 It is fund in plastic cntainers and metal cans. Parents are urged t avid using micrwaves t warm fd and drinks r placing plastics in the dishwasher.
A. Our plastic cnsumptin is directly affecting the life in the cean.
B. Peple are cncerned abut the results f verusing plastic cntainers.
C. 8.2 trillin kilgrams f plastic have been prduced arund the wrld.
D. Using plastic cntainers in micrwaves is als harmful t children’s health.
E. Let’s stp using plastic fr the benefit f the envirnment and human beings.
F. These are all examples f single-use plastic prducts, which is a ht tpic nwadays.
G. The mst cncerning artificial additive BPA is a chemical used in the prductin f plastics.
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最佳选项。
Ten years ag, I drve a cab fr a living. One night at 2:30 a. m. , when I arrived at a building t cllect a passenger, it was 41 except fr a single light in a grund flr windw.
I walked t the dr and kncked. “Just a minute”, answered a weak, elderly vice. After a lng 42 , the dr pened. A small wman in her 80's std befre me. By her side was a small suitcase. The apartment lked as if n ne had lived in it fr years. All the furniture was 43 with clth. I tk the suitcase t the cab, then returned t 44 the wman. She tk my arm and we walked 45 tward the cab.
When we gt in the cab, she gave me an address and then asked, “Culd yu drive 46 dwntwn?” she said, “I’m in n hurry. I’m n my way t a hspice （临终安养院）. The dctr says I dn’t have very 47 s I want t keep the city in mind.”
Fr the next tw hurs, we drve thrugh the city. She shwed me the building where she had nce 48 as an elevatr peratr. We drve thrugh the 49 where she and her husband had lived.
As the first hint f sun was 50 frm the hrizn, we drve in silence t the address she had given me — a lw building. “Hw much shuld I 51 yu?” she asked, reaching int her purse. “Nthing,” I said. She kept thanking me fr my kindness. Almst withut thinking, I bent and gave her a 52 and then walked int the dim mrning light. Behind me, a dr shut. It was the sund f the 53 f a life.
I didn't pick up any mre passengers that shift. I drve 54 , lst in thught: What if that wman had gtten a(n) 55 driver? On a quick review, I dn't think that I have dne anything mre imprtant in my life.
41. A. darkB. brightC. mdernD. lively
42. A. cnversatinB. shutC. argumentD. pause
43. A. filledB. cveredC. cnnectedD. prvided
44. A. cnvinceB. encurageC. assistD. remind
45. A. firmlyB. slwlyC. quicklyD. gracefully
46. A. thrughB. verC. frD. with
47. A. richB. illC. lngD. yung
48. A. wrkedB. expressedC. insistedD. prmted
49. A. fficeB. squareC. cmmunityD. shelter
50. A. wanderingB. risingC. settingD. falling
51.A. chargeB. saveC. creditD. pay
52. A. smileB. hugC. handD. greeting
53. A. challengeB. beginningC. clsingD. decrease
54. A. aimlesslyB. carefullyC. excitedlyD. prudly
55. A. generusB. enthusiasticC. cautiusD. impatient
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。
Celebrating the Minr Festival(小年)
The 23rd f La is celebrated as the Minr Festival, the festival md f 56 begins t pick up, frm 23rd f La nwards. There are mre and mre traders’ stands alng the streets filled with 57 variety f Spring Festival gds that catch the eyes: Spring Festival cuplets, New Year paintings, windw 58 (decratin), paper cuts, firewrks etc. Yu can hear traders calling fr business up and dwn the streets. The Minr Festival is als knwn 59 the Kitchen Gd Day. In the past, Kitchen Gd, 60 (place) next abve r next t the stve, was adred in every husehld. On this day, Kitchen Gd was t g and reprt t Jade Emperr(玉帝) in Heaven what he 61 (witness) n earth. Kitchen Gd was believed t be able t determine frtunes r misfrtunes f the husehld, t make it rich r pr, 62 , the husehld tk great care t adre Kitchen Gd as best they culd and nt t disrespect him in any event. Amng the fferings presented t Kitchen Gd, there was the 63 (stick) sugar. When Kitchen Gd tk it, his teeth and lips gt stuck up and culdn’t reprt t Jade Emperr fr anything that wuld be harmful t the husehld. 64 the adring was ver, the picture f Kitchen Gd 65 (burn) and peple believed he went up t Heaven while crackers were fired.
第四部分写作（共两节，满分40分）
第一节 （满分15分）
今年是新中国成立70周年。假如你是李华，目睹了近年来你所在城市的变化。请写一篇有关城市变化及所带来的思考的短文寄给某英语报社。短文包括城市的变化，出现的问题和和你的建议。要点如下：
过去：满街小商铺，小卖摊点，拥挤，垃圾遍地；
现在：街道宽敞，沿街种植了绿树和鲜花，新建了公园和高楼。
问题：一些历史性建筑被破坏，城市失去了特色。
建议：在建设和发展的同时，还应加强文物和古迹保护，以传承文化。
注意：
1. 词数：100~120；
2. 可以适当增加细节，以使行文连贯
3. 参考词汇：摊点：stalls 历史文物histrical relics
Dear Editr,
This year is the 70th anniversary f the funding f new China!Our city has changed greatly ver the last few years.
____________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________
Yurs,
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。续写的词数应为150左右。
As the mther f an eleven-year-ld girl, I have read several bks that tell parents hw t bring up a girl t be beautiful, elegant, cnfident, and rich. Hwever, I have always believed that girls need t be brave abve all else, but this is easier said than dne.
I still remember I culdn’t see the screen directly when my daughter switched t the animal channel, which was bradcasting a shw abut snakes. I std as far away frm the TV as pssible, t scared t pen my eyes. Hwever, my little angel was nt scared f the snakes. In fact, she watched the shw with a keen interest. I was relieved that my daughter didn’t get t many genetic phbias（遗传恐惧症）. Even t this day, she is still bsessed with（对…着迷） challenging herself with new things.
This year, I gt a chance t study in Singapre fr six mnths. After the nvelty f the first few days had gne, I fund myself missing my family. With the summer vacatin appraching, my husband agreed t make gd use f the fact that I was staying in Singapre. He brught ur daughter ut t visit me and t enjy the new experience in a new cuntry.
The reunin day finally came. My husband and my daughter arrived in the secnd week f July. I was s lking frward t seeing them. I had made many preparatins fr their visit. On the first day, I arranged fr us t see Gardens by the Bay. When we walked ut f the MRT statin, we were amazed by the sight f the Super Trees. When my daughter saw lts f peple walking n the Skyway, she culdn’t help shuting excitedly that she wanted t have a try. The Skyway is a 22-meter-high suspensin bridge（吊桥） frm which yu can enjy a bird’s eye view. Last time I came here with my friends, I firmly rejected their repeated attempts t challenge me t g up there. It was like the day with the snakes all ver again. But culd I really reject my little angel?
Paragraph 1:
My daughter was waiting fr my reply.
Paragraph 2:
Halfway acrss the bridge, I had t stp.
2021—2022学年（上）辽宁省部分中学高三期末考试
英语参考答案
1-5 ACBAB6-10 CABCB11-15 CBACB16-20 ABCAC
21-25 BDCBA26-30 BCCDC31-35 DCDAB36-40 FCADG
41-45 ADBCB 46-50 ACACB 51-55 DBCAD
56.which57.a58.decratins59.as60.placed
61.had witnessed62.thus/therefre63.sticky64.When/After65.was burned
One pssible versin：
Dear editr,
This year is the 70th anniversary f the funding f new China!Our city has changed greatly ver the last few years.
Streets used t be narrw, with ld buildings and stalls crwded tgether, and litter everywhere. Nwadays the streets are wider, cleaner and there are trees and flwers grwing alng the sidewalks，s ur city is becming mre and mre beautiful.
Hwever, in creating a mre mdern city sme traditin has been lst. Sme f the histrical buildings have been trn dwn and high rise buildings and parks have been built in their place. Besides, ur city has becme the same as all ther cities: mdern, clean but withut its wn special character.
In my pinin, we shuld cntinue t cnstruct ur city better, but we shuld d smething t prtect ur histrical relics at the same time.
Yurs,
Li Hua
One pssible versin：
Paragraph 1:
My daughter was waiting fr my reply. I lked at her, then at the Skyway. I felt my heart threatening t burst ut frm my chest. My husband, wh was used t this kind f situatin and understd hw scared I was, cnsled me. He said he culd g with ur little girl instead. But my daughter wuldn’t give up easily and shuted ut her wn encuragement. I plucked up my curage and tk my first step nt the suspensin bridge, then anther. I inched frward, all the way hlding n tight t the handrail.
Paragraph 2:
Halfway acrss the bridge, I had t stp. I std there, and my legs trembled despite my attempt t stay calm. Belw the bridge, the treetps frmed an cean f green waves that threatened t devur me. Just then, I heard a familiar vice, and tw little hands slipped int my arm. Lking dwn, I saw my little angel’s bright smile, which encuraged me t finish the walk. Eventually, we reached the end tgether. My husband was surprised at my nerve, but I knew the reasn I had felt s brave was my little girl.
考试时间：120分钟 满分：150分
第一部分听力（共两节，满分30分）
第一节 （共5小题，每小题1.5分，满分7.5分）
听下面5段对话，每段对话后有一个小题，从题中所给的A、B、C三个选项中选出最佳选项，并标在试卷的相应位置。听完每段对话后，你都有10秒钟的时间来回答有关小题和阅读下一小题。每段对话仅读一遍。
1. What did the man think f the receptin last night?
A. Bring.B. Tiring.C. Interesting
2. Hw did the wman cme t meet the man?
A. By car and by subway.
B. By subway and n ft.
C. By bus and n ft.
3. When did the man’s aunt cme?
A. On the 13th.B. On the 15th.C. On the 17th.
4. Why is the man here?
A. T cllect the papers.
B. T meet a custmer.
C. T sign the cntracts.
5. What are the speakers talking abut?
A. When t water the plant.
B. What plant t grw
C. Which flwers t remve.
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，并标在试卷的相应位置。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. When is the wman available fr vacatin?
A. In August.B. In September.C. In Octber.
7. What is the prbable relatinship between the speakers?
A. Cuple.B. Clleagues.C. Strangers.
听第7段材料，回答第8、9题。
8. What will the man prbably d next?
A. Have sme fd.
B. Shw his ID.
C. Lk fr his barding pass.
9. What is the wman prbably?
A. A waitress.B. A stewardess.C. An airprt staff.
听第8段材料，回答第10至12题。
10. Wh des the man think is the mst qualified?
A. Amy.B. Camern.C. Hectr.
11. What is the wman unsatisfied with Karine?
A. Her language ability.B. Her little enthusiasm. C. Her lack f cnfidence.
12. Wh expects the highest salary?
A. Karine.B. Hectr.C. Camern.
听第9段材料，回答第13至16题。
13. What is nt a requirement fr the FBT Award applicatin?
A. Natinality.B.Grade.C.Age.
14. What des the man need t d befre June?
A. Finish the exams.B. Prvide the reference C. Submit the applicatin.
15. Hw many peple can win the Bisiker Award every year?
A. Tw.B. Three.C. Five.
16. What des the wman stress at last?
A. The applicatin shuld he neat.
B. The summary shuld be lng.
C. The persnal details shuld be real
听第10段材料，回答第17至20题。
17. What can visitrs d first near the main gate?
A. See the bands.
B. Attend the bk fair.
C. Watch the ftball match.
18. Wh is the third gate fr?
A. Bk sellers. B. Flk singers. C. Craft exhibitrs.
19. What is n the left f the I-building?
A. The infrmatin center.
B. The restaurant.
C. The exhibitin center.
20. What can listeners d with the yellw ticket?
A. Park fr free.
B. Stre the items.
C. Cllect the equipment.
第二部分阅读（共两节，满分50分）
第一节 （共15小题；每小题2.5分，满分37.5分）
阅读下列短文，从每题所给的A、B、C、D四个选项中选出最佳选项。
A
Dreaming f picnics filled with family and fun? We’ve cme up with 4 f the tp picnic areas acrss the US.
Cumberland Islands, Gergia
Just a few hurs suth f Savannah, this natinal seashre is a wnderful picnic place. It’s an unspiled place in the Deep Suth with ver 50 miles f hiking trails (小径). Cvered in Spanish mss, the trails are lined with trees and since it’s still a rural area, the stars line up fr a grand shw at night and create the perfect evening starlit picnic pprtunity.
Grant Park, Chicag
If yu are lking fr delicius fd in Chicag, g fr a taste f a 20-day, lake-frnt, fdie festival that happens in Octber each year. Grab a spt near the funtain t enjy yur picnic, appreciate the city scenery and lake views and relax with family and friends. If yu are there n July 4th, be sure t plan the day t include the firewrks display at the Navy Pier.
Cranberry Islands, Maine
Here, yu’ll enjy natural picnics with island views. The islands are a delightful grup f islands abut 20 minutes ffshre frm Acadia Natinal Park. Yu can visit the islands by private bat r ferry service. Bring a picnic basket alng fr the ride as it’s a rmantic picnic area t take yur special smene r g fr a family uting t visit the islands.
Big Sur, Califrnia
The Pint Lbs State Reserve is a small gem. Besides the castal wildlife there are rare plant cmmunities, and unique gelgical frmatins. It’s gd t have a picnic there. We recmmend bringing a telescpe, because much f the wildlife can be seen nly at a distance.
21. Why des the writer advise us t g t Cumberland Islands?
A. Because they are just next t Savannah.
B. Because they keep their riginal eclgy .
C. Because they are almst cvered in Spanish mss.
D. Because they have a grand shw every night.
22. Where can yu enjy bserving wildlife with a telescpe?
A. At the Navy Pier.B. In the Deep Suth.
C. At Acadia Natinal Park.D. At the Pint Lbs State Reserve.
23. Where can we mst prbably read this passage?
A. In a persnal dairy.B. In a science reprt.
C. In a travel magazine.D. In a gegraphy textbk.
B
Imagine reading a stry titled “Pursuing Success.” That wuld be an inspiring stry, wuldn’t it? Maybe—but maybe nt. It might well be the stry f smene whse never - ending chase fr mre and mre success leaves them unsatisfied and incapable f happiness.
Thugh it isn’t a cnventinal medical addictin, fr many peple success has addictive prperties. Obviusly, success ges with praise. T a certain extent, praise stimulates the neurtransmitter dpamine (神经递质多巴胺),which cntributes t all addictive behavirs.The desire fr success may be brn t human nature, but specialness desn’t cme cheap. Success is tugh wrk, and it requires bearing the cst f lsing. In the 1980s, the physician Rbert Gldman famusly fund that mre than half f ambitius athletes wuld be willing t take a drug that wuld kill them in five years in exchange fr winning every cmpetitin they entered.
Unfrtunately, success is endless. The gal can’t be satisfied; mst peple never feel successful enugh. The high nly lasts a day r tw, and then it’s n t the next gal. Psychlgists call this the hednic treadmill(快乐跑步机现象), in which satisfactin wears ff almst immediately and we must run n t the next reward t avid the feeling f falling behind.
Peple shuld get ff the treadmill. But quitting isn’t easy fr addicts. Fr peple hked n substances, withdrawal can be a painful experience, bth physically and psychlgically, research finds that depressin and anxiety are cmmn amng utstanding athletes after their careers end. Olympic athletes, in particular, suffer frm the “ pst - Olympic blues.”
Just like wine, success in and f itself is nt a bad thing. Bth can bring fun and sweetness t life. But bth becme bssy when they are a substitute fr— instead f a cmplement(补充物) t — the relatinships and lve that shuld be at the center f ur lives.
24. What des praise functin as when ging with success?
A. It has nthing t d with success addictin.
B. It may indirectly cause success addictin.
C. It always brings psitive results f success.
D. It results in all addictive behavirs except success.
25. Why did the authr mentin the research findings f Rbert Gldman?
A. T shw success is a tugh and cruel jb.
B. T stress the key t success lies in effrts.
C. T argue that athletes deserve mre rewards.
D. T describe the rutine training f an rdinary athlete.
26. What can success bring t a success addict accrding t psychlgists?
A. Satisfactin and a sense f pride.B. Anxiety and shrt - lived happiness.
C. Relaxatin and endless mtivatin.D. Cnfidence and permanent happiness.
27. What des the authr suggest peple d abut pursuing success?
A. Stp chasing success.B. Chase success at any cst.
C. Reflect n what matters in life.D. Give up lve and relatinships.
C
Fr several decades, there has been an rganized campaign intended t prduce distrust in science, funded by thse whse interests are threatened by the findings f mdern science. In respnse, scientists have tended t stress the success f science. After all, scientists have been right abut mst things, frm the structure f the universe t the relativity f time and space.
Stressing successes isn’t wrng, but fr many peple it’s nt persuasive. An alternative answer t the questin “Why trust science?” is that scientists use the s-called scientific methd. But what is called the scientific methd isn’t what scientists actually d. Science is dynamic: new methds get invented; ld nes get abandned; and at any particular pint, scientists can be fund ding many different things. False theries smetimes lead t true results, s even if an experiment wrks, it desn’t prve that the thery it was designed t test is true.
If there is n specific scientific methd, then what is the basis fr trust in science? The answer is the methds by which thse claims are evaluated. A scientific claim is never accepted as true until it has gne thrugh a lng prcess f examinatin by fellw scientists. Scientists draft the initial versin f a paper and then send it t clleagues fr suggestins. Until this pint, scientific feedback is typically fairly friendly. But the next step is different: the revised paper is submitted t a scientific jurnal, where things get a whle lt tugher. Editrs deliberately send scientific papers t peple wh are nt friends r clleagues f the authrs, and the jb f the reviewer is t find errrs r ther faults. We call this prcess “peer review” because the reviewers are scientific peers—experts in the same field—but they act in the rle f a superir wh has bth the right and the respnsibility t find fault. It is nly after the reviewers and the editr are satisfied that any prblems have been fixed that the paper will be printed in the jurnal and enters the bdy f “science.”
Sme peple argue that we shuld nt trust science because scientists are “always changing their minds.” While examples f truly settled science being verturned are far fewer than is smetimes claimed, they d exist. But the beauty f this scientific prcess is that science prduces bth creativity and stability. New bservatins, ideas, explanatins and attempts t cmbine cmpeting claims intrduce creativity; transfrmative questining leads t cllective decisins and the stability f scientific knwledge. Scientists d change their minds in the face f new evidence, but this is a strength f science, nt a weakness.
28. Scientists stress the success f science in rder t ______.
A. prmte basic knwledge f scienceB. remind peple f scientific achievements
C. remve pssible dubts abut scienceD. shw their attitude twards the campaign
29. What can we learn abut the s-called scientific methd?
A. It’s an easy jb t prve its existence.B. It usually agrees with scientists’ ideas.
C. It hardly gets mixed with false theries.D. It cnstantly changes and prgresses.
30. What can we learn abut “peer” review?
A. It seldm gives negative evaluatin f a paper.
B. It is usually cnducted by unfriendly experts.
C. It aims t perfect the paper t be published.
D. It happens at the beginning f the evaluatin prcess.
31. The underlined sentence in the last paragraph implies that ______.
A. it is nt uncmmn fr science t be verturned
B. scientists are very strng in changing their minds
C. peple lse faith in thse changeable scientists
D. changes bring creativity and stability t science
D
Sme bats sing just as birds and humans d. But hw they learn their calls and meldies is a mystery-ne that scientists will try t slve by researching the genes f mre than 1,000 bat species.
The prject, called Bat 1K, was annunced n 14 Nvember at the annual meeting f the Sciety fr Neurscience in San Dieg, Califrnia. Its rganizers als hpe t learn mre abut the flying mammals’ echlcatin ability—the ability t find directins in the dark; their strng immune systems that can defend against Ebla, a deadly virus; and their relatively lng lifespans.
“The genmes f all these ther species, like birds and mice, are well-understd,” says an expert at the Max Planck Institute fr Psychlinguistics in Nijmegen, the Netherlands. “But we dn’t knw anything abut bat genes yet.”
Sme bats shw babbling behavir, including barks, chatter, screeches, whistles and trills, says Mirjam Knörnschild, a behaviral eclgist at the Free University f Berlin. Yung bats learn the sngs and ther sunds frm lder male tutrs. They use these sunds during curtship and mating, when they seek fd and as they defend their territry against rivals.
Scientists have studied the vcal sunds f nly abut 50 bat species s far, Knörnschild says, and they knw much less abut bats’ cmmunicatin than birds’. Fur species f bat have s far been fund t learn vcal sunds frm each ther, their fathers and ther adult males, just as a child gradually learns hw t speak frm its parents.
Genetic studies have discvered at least ne gene in bats that is linked t speech and language, called FOXP2. The gene is als knwn t have a rle in hw peple learn language, and in vcal learning in sng-birds. Researchers wrking n the Bat 1K prject expect t find that ther genes are als invlved in cmmunicatin, and that many mre bat species have the ability t learn sngs, calls and ther sunds. “It’s nt a rare trait,” Knörnschild says. “I’m becming cnvinced that all bats are mre r less the same in vcal learning.”
Bats’ echlcatin ability has been studied fr many years, partly because f its applicatins t snar and radar. But scientists knw very little abut the vcal cmmunicatin and scial behaviur that drive hw bats learn their sngs and sunds, says Michael Yartsev, a neurbilgist at University f Califrnia, Berkeley. The study f vcal learning in bats is “nearly cmpletely untapped”, he says—cmparing it t the state f research int birdsng 60 years ag.
32. The prject, Bat 1K is carried ut mainly t ______.
A. d research n the genes f mre bat species
B. research bats’ ability t find directins in the dark
C. study the way bats learn their calls and sngs
D. learn mre secrets abut bats’ lnger lifespans
33. Frm Para 5 and 6, we can safely infer that ______.
A. scientists have studied nly apprximately 50 bat species s far
B. f all bats, nly fur species learn vcal sunds frm each ther
C. mre than ne gene linked t speech and language has been discvered
D. the gene FOXP2 has smething t d with human language learning
34. Which f the fllwing is the wrd “trait” in Paragraph 6 clsest t in meaning?
A. qualityB. behavirC. habitD. gene
35. What’s the main idea f the passage?
A. Scientists try t knw mre abut bat genes.
B. Scientists seek keys t bats’ vcal sunds.
C. All bats are almst the same in vcal learning.
D. Bats sing just as birds and human beings d.
第二节 （共5小题；每小题2.5分，满分12.5分）
阅读下面短文，从短文后的选项中选出可以填入空白处的最佳选项。选项中有两项为多余选项。
Will yu stp using plastic?
If yu take a lk arund yur kitchen r ffice right nw, chances are that yu’ll ntice yu’re surrunded by plastic—water bttles, t-g cffee cups, straws (吸管), plastic grcery bags, fd wrappers, take-ut cntainers, single-serve cffee pds and prduce bags. 36
It’s certainly nt realistic t remve all plastic frm yur life, but let’s examine sme statistics that may encurage yu t reduce yur single-use plastic ftprint by thrwing away straws, switching t reusable water bttles, bringing clth bags t the grcery stre and mre.
Accrding t a study published in the jurnal Science Advances, the ppularity f plastic, which began rising in the 1950s, is grwing ut f cntrl. 37 And there’s n sign f slwing dwn, cnsidering scientists say that anther 12 trillin kilgrams will be prduced wrldwide by 2050.
“Every piece f plastic that has ever been created will remain in the envirnment in sme frm, but nce we cnveniently thrw ut ur rubbish at hme, wind and runff carry ur waste frm landfills and streets t the cean,” says Mystic Aquarium’s chief clinical veterinarian Jennifer Flwer, DVM, MS. “Given that we are glbally prducing ver 320 millin tns f plastic annually, the marine envirnment is taking a big hit frm ur daily dispsal f plastic.
38 Fr example, newbrn fish are mistaking tiny bits f plastic waste fr fd. If they die, there will be fewer big fish—and that culd damage the fd chain. Often ur sciety is s fcused n making ur lives mre cnvenient in the shrt term, but in the lng run, ur health and the health f marine life are at the expense f thse everyday cnveniences.”
39 A recent reprt suggests that when heated, certain fd additives (添加剂) can damage hrmnes, grwth and develpment, as well as increase chances fr children f being fat. 40 It is fund in plastic cntainers and metal cans. Parents are urged t avid using micrwaves t warm fd and drinks r placing plastics in the dishwasher.
A. Our plastic cnsumptin is directly affecting the life in the cean.
B. Peple are cncerned abut the results f verusing plastic cntainers.
C. 8.2 trillin kilgrams f plastic have been prduced arund the wrld.
D. Using plastic cntainers in micrwaves is als harmful t children’s health.
E. Let’s stp using plastic fr the benefit f the envirnment and human beings.
F. These are all examples f single-use plastic prducts, which is a ht tpic nwadays.
G. The mst cncerning artificial additive BPA is a chemical used in the prductin f plastics.
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最佳选项。
Ten years ag, I drve a cab fr a living. One night at 2:30 a. m. , when I arrived at a building t cllect a passenger, it was 41 except fr a single light in a grund flr windw.
I walked t the dr and kncked. “Just a minute”, answered a weak, elderly vice. After a lng 42 , the dr pened. A small wman in her 80's std befre me. By her side was a small suitcase. The apartment lked as if n ne had lived in it fr years. All the furniture was 43 with clth. I tk the suitcase t the cab, then returned t 44 the wman. She tk my arm and we walked 45 tward the cab.
When we gt in the cab, she gave me an address and then asked, “Culd yu drive 46 dwntwn?” she said, “I’m in n hurry. I’m n my way t a hspice （临终安养院）. The dctr says I dn’t have very 47 s I want t keep the city in mind.”
Fr the next tw hurs, we drve thrugh the city. She shwed me the building where she had nce 48 as an elevatr peratr. We drve thrugh the 49 where she and her husband had lived.
As the first hint f sun was 50 frm the hrizn, we drve in silence t the address she had given me — a lw building. “Hw much shuld I 51 yu?” she asked, reaching int her purse. “Nthing,” I said. She kept thanking me fr my kindness. Almst withut thinking, I bent and gave her a 52 and then walked int the dim mrning light. Behind me, a dr shut. It was the sund f the 53 f a life.
I didn't pick up any mre passengers that shift. I drve 54 , lst in thught: What if that wman had gtten a(n) 55 driver? On a quick review, I dn't think that I have dne anything mre imprtant in my life.
41. A. darkB. brightC. mdernD. lively
42. A. cnversatinB. shutC. argumentD. pause
43. A. filledB. cveredC. cnnectedD. prvided
44. A. cnvinceB. encurageC. assistD. remind
45. A. firmlyB. slwlyC. quicklyD. gracefully
46. A. thrughB. verC. frD. with
47. A. richB. illC. lngD. yung
48. A. wrkedB. expressedC. insistedD. prmted
49. A. fficeB. squareC. cmmunityD. shelter
50. A. wanderingB. risingC. settingD. falling
51.A. chargeB. saveC. creditD. pay
52. A. smileB. hugC. handD. greeting
53. A. challengeB. beginningC. clsingD. decrease
54. A. aimlesslyB. carefullyC. excitedlyD. prudly
55. A. generusB. enthusiasticC. cautiusD. impatient
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。
Celebrating the Minr Festival(小年)
The 23rd f La is celebrated as the Minr Festival, the festival md f 56 begins t pick up, frm 23rd f La nwards. There are mre and mre traders’ stands alng the streets filled with 57 variety f Spring Festival gds that catch the eyes: Spring Festival cuplets, New Year paintings, windw 58 (decratin), paper cuts, firewrks etc. Yu can hear traders calling fr business up and dwn the streets. The Minr Festival is als knwn 59 the Kitchen Gd Day. In the past, Kitchen Gd, 60 (place) next abve r next t the stve, was adred in every husehld. On this day, Kitchen Gd was t g and reprt t Jade Emperr(玉帝) in Heaven what he 61 (witness) n earth. Kitchen Gd was believed t be able t determine frtunes r misfrtunes f the husehld, t make it rich r pr, 62 , the husehld tk great care t adre Kitchen Gd as best they culd and nt t disrespect him in any event. Amng the fferings presented t Kitchen Gd, there was the 63 (stick) sugar. When Kitchen Gd tk it, his teeth and lips gt stuck up and culdn’t reprt t Jade Emperr fr anything that wuld be harmful t the husehld. 64 the adring was ver, the picture f Kitchen Gd 65 (burn) and peple believed he went up t Heaven while crackers were fired.
第四部分写作（共两节，满分40分）
第一节 （满分15分）
今年是新中国成立70周年。假如你是李华，目睹了近年来你所在城市的变化。请写一篇有关城市变化及所带来的思考的短文寄给某英语报社。短文包括城市的变化，出现的问题和和你的建议。要点如下：
过去：满街小商铺，小卖摊点，拥挤，垃圾遍地；
现在：街道宽敞，沿街种植了绿树和鲜花，新建了公园和高楼。
问题：一些历史性建筑被破坏，城市失去了特色。
建议：在建设和发展的同时，还应加强文物和古迹保护，以传承文化。
注意：
1. 词数：100~120；
2. 可以适当增加细节，以使行文连贯
3. 参考词汇：摊点：stalls 历史文物histrical relics
Dear Editr,
This year is the 70th anniversary f the funding f new China!Our city has changed greatly ver the last few years.
____________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________
Yurs,
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。续写的词数应为150左右。
As the mther f an eleven-year-ld girl, I have read several bks that tell parents hw t bring up a girl t be beautiful, elegant, cnfident, and rich. Hwever, I have always believed that girls need t be brave abve all else, but this is easier said than dne.
I still remember I culdn’t see the screen directly when my daughter switched t the animal channel, which was bradcasting a shw abut snakes. I std as far away frm the TV as pssible, t scared t pen my eyes. Hwever, my little angel was nt scared f the snakes. In fact, she watched the shw with a keen interest. I was relieved that my daughter didn’t get t many genetic phbias（遗传恐惧症）. Even t this day, she is still bsessed with（对…着迷） challenging herself with new things.
This year, I gt a chance t study in Singapre fr six mnths. After the nvelty f the first few days had gne, I fund myself missing my family. With the summer vacatin appraching, my husband agreed t make gd use f the fact that I was staying in Singapre. He brught ur daughter ut t visit me and t enjy the new experience in a new cuntry.
The reunin day finally came. My husband and my daughter arrived in the secnd week f July. I was s lking frward t seeing them. I had made many preparatins fr their visit. On the first day, I arranged fr us t see Gardens by the Bay. When we walked ut f the MRT statin, we were amazed by the sight f the Super Trees. When my daughter saw lts f peple walking n the Skyway, she culdn’t help shuting excitedly that she wanted t have a try. The Skyway is a 22-meter-high suspensin bridge（吊桥） frm which yu can enjy a bird’s eye view. Last time I came here with my friends, I firmly rejected their repeated attempts t challenge me t g up there. It was like the day with the snakes all ver again. But culd I really reject my little angel?
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My daughter was waiting fr my reply.
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Halfway acrss the bridge, I had t stp.
2021—2022学年（上）辽宁省部分中学高三期末考试
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Dear editr,
This year is the 70th anniversary f the funding f new China!Our city has changed greatly ver the last few years.
Streets used t be narrw, with ld buildings and stalls crwded tgether, and litter everywhere. Nwadays the streets are wider, cleaner and there are trees and flwers grwing alng the sidewalks，s ur city is becming mre and mre beautiful.
Hwever, in creating a mre mdern city sme traditin has been lst. Sme f the histrical buildings have been trn dwn and high rise buildings and parks have been built in their place. Besides, ur city has becme the same as all ther cities: mdern, clean but withut its wn special character.
In my pinin, we shuld cntinue t cnstruct ur city better, but we shuld d smething t prtect ur histrical relics at the same time.
Yurs,
Li Hua
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My daughter was waiting fr my reply. I lked at her, then at the Skyway. I felt my heart threatening t burst ut frm my chest. My husband, wh was used t this kind f situatin and understd hw scared I was, cnsled me. He said he culd g with ur little girl instead. But my daughter wuldn’t give up easily and shuted ut her wn encuragement. I plucked up my curage and tk my first step nt the suspensin bridge, then anther. I inched frward, all the way hlding n tight t the handrail.
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Halfway acrss the bridge, I had t stp. I std there, and my legs trembled despite my attempt t stay calm. Belw the bridge, the treetps frmed an cean f green waves that threatened t devur me. Just then, I heard a familiar vice, and tw little hands slipped int my arm. Lking dwn, I saw my little angel’s bright smile, which encuraged me t finish the walk. Eventually, we reached the end tgether. My husband was surprised at my nerve, but I knew the reasn I had felt s brave was my little girl.
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