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2022-2023学年度高三年级上学期期末考试英语试卷第一部分听力(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)听下面对话。每段对话后有一个小题，从题中所给的选项中选择最佳选项，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.Whatdoweknowaboutthewoman?A.Sheisfired.B.Shedidn’tworkhard.C.Shecantakeadayofftomorrow.2Atwhattimedoesthesecondfilmstart?A.6:45.B.8:15.C.8:20.3.Wheredoestheconversationtakeplace?A.Inabookstore.B.Inashop.C.Inarestaurant.4.Whatarethespeakersmainlytalkingabout?A.Animals.B.Scars.C.Childhood.5.Whatisthewoman’sattitudetowardstheman’splan?A.Shocked.B.Envious.C.Disappointed.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.Whatdoesthewomanadvisethemantodo?A.Havearest.B.Domoreexercise.C.Finishhispaper.7.What’stheman’sattitudetowardsmountainclimbing?A.It’stough.B.It’swonderful.C.It’sterrible.听第7段材料，回答第8、9题。8.Whatisprobablymostimportantfortheman?A.Supportinghisfriend.B.Goingtoafancyrestaurant.C.Havingdinnerinaquietplace.9.WhenwillthespeakersprobablyappearattherestaurantonThursday?第13页/共13页学科网（北京）股份有限公司
A.At6:00p.m.B.At8:00p.m.C.At10:00p.m.听第8段材料，回答第10至12题。10.Whendidthespeakers’parentsgetmarried?A15yearsago.B.30yearsago.C.35yearsago.11.Whatwillthespeakersdofortheweddinganniversary?A.Sendtheirparentsonatrip.B.Havealittleweddingceremony.C.Invitesomenewfriendstoaparty.12.Whowillsendouttheinvitationemails?A.Theman.B.Thewoman.C.MomandDad.听第9段材料，回答第13至16题。13.WhichofthefollowingwasJ.K.Rowling’sfirstcharacter?A.Arabbit.B.HarryPotter.C.Adiamondowner.14.WhatdidJ.K.Rowlingmajorinatuniversity?A.English.B.French.C.Literature.15.WheredidJ.K.RowlingfirsthavetheideaforHarryPotter?A.OnatraintoLondon.B.InPortugal.C.InScotland.16.Whydidn’tJ.K.Rowlinguseherfullname?A.Shedidn’tlikehername.B.Hergrandmotherdidn’tapprove.C.Thepublisherwantedtoattractyoungboys.听第10段材料，回答第17至20题。17.Whydoesthespeakergivethistalk?A.Tointroducetheguests.B.Toexplainthechangetotheplan.C.Tomaketheprocedurecleartothelisteners.18.Howlongwillthequestionpartlast?A.Aboutonehourandahalf.B.Aboutonehour.C.Abouthalfanhour.19.Whowilltalkaboutthefutureofthetoyindustry?A.SarahSmith.B.RobertPrice.C.KenjiNakamura.20.Whatcanwelearnfromthetalk?A.LunchwillbeservedinVictoriaHall.B.Peoplecanenjoyteaandjuiceafter6p.m.第13页/共13页学科网（北京）股份有限公司
C.SallyConnorwillmakeaconclusionoftheconference.笔试部分第一部分阅读(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。ATheworldhasseenmanyinventions.Whilemostpeopleareproudofthoseassociatewiththeirnames,therearethingsmakinginventorsfeeltheotherway.Thepop-up(弹出)advert,byEthanZuckermanPop-upadsareconvenientforthosewhoareinterested,butmostpeoplegetannoyedwhentheyareoncomputers.Theymaycontaincomputerviruses.Justaswewouldblametheinventor,themanhumblyacceptedhisinventionisn’toneofthebest.Inhisessay,Zuckermanwroteaboutthemosthatefulthing,“Iwrotethecodetolaunchthewindowandrunanadinit.”Theemoticon,byScottE.FahlmanEmoticonsbegantooccupyscreenscrazilyin2011andgainedgreatpopularity,especiallywithyoungmen.IthadbeenfouryearssinceFahlmanfirstuseda“smileyface”inacomputermessage.Hecreatedtheemoticonasajokemarker.Butthingsaredifferent.“IthasgonetoplacesIdon’tapproveof,”hecomplainedtoTheWallStreetJournalin2013.“Itshouldn’thavebeencreated.”Theofficecubicle(隔间),byBobPropstIn1968,BobPropstcameupwiththeideaofficecubicles,somethingthat“wouldbuildafuturisticandtidyofficestylewithnorealwallsordoorsandprovideamorecomfortableenvironment”.Butthemanhascometohatewhathehasinvented,asPropstrecalledtoFortuneatage80,“They’vechangedandjustbecomecubicles”.TheK-Cup,byJohnSylvanItseemseveryonehasaKeurigcoffeemakerforK-Cups.JohnSylvaninventedtheK-Cup,aimedatfacilitatingofficelifeofwhite-collarworkers.Nowit’scommoninhousesandcompanies.However,thesingle-serveplasticcoffeecupsaren’teco-friendly.“IfeelbadsometimesthatIeverdidit”,Sylvanadmits.But!GoodnewsforMr.Sylvan:KeuringnowoffersvarietiesofrecyclableK-Cups.1.Whenwastheemoticoninvented?A.In2007.B.In2009.C.In2011.D.In2013.2.Whichonewascreatedforofficeworkers’convenience?A.Thepop-upadvert.B.Theemoticon.C.Theofficecubicle.D.TheK-Cup.第13页/共13页学科网（北京）股份有限公司
3.Whatdotheaboveinventionshaveincommon?A.Theybenefithumanlifegreatly.B.Theircreatorsareblamedbythepublic.C.Theirinventorsfeelregretful.D.Theyareverypopularwithyoungpeople.BBeforemydaughter,Evelyn,wasborn,Ieagerlyexpectedherfirstyearoflife.Iimaginedcelebratingeverymilestone—bondingwithherasanewborn,seeinghersmileforthefirsttime,hearinghersayherfirstword.Ididn’tthinkoffeedingtubes,longhospitalstaysoranorgantransplant(移植).ForEvelyn,thefirstyearincludedallandmore.Evelyncameintothisworldatjust34weeksweighinglessthan3pounds.GenetictestingrevealedshehadAlagillesyndrome,ageneticdisorderthatcandamagetheliver,heartandotherorgans.Soon,wereceivedthenewsthatbabyEvelynneededalivertransplant.OurfamilymovednearertoUPMCChildren’sHospitalofPittsburghsothatwewerecloserifaliverwasavailableforEvelyn.WhenEvelynwasaddedtotheorgandonationwaitlist,itwasundertheliverallocation(分配)policyinplaceatthattime,whichwasmap-based.Thispolicylacksanyspecialconsiderationfortransplantcandidates.Weweretolditwouldlikelytakethreemonths.Justthen,anewpolicyforliverallocationwastriedout.Underthenewsystem,thesickestchildpatientsgetfirstpriority.Thenewpolicywasonlyineffectforalittleoveraweek.Butinthatperiod,Evelynreceivedherlivertransplant.Haditbeenjustoneweekearlierorlater,wewouldnothavereceivedthecall.AsEvelynrecoversfromhertransplant,wearegratefulforthechange.Iamalsosad,becausethenewpolicywasshort-lived.Thatmeansanothermomlikememightnotreceivethatphonecallwithgoodnews.OtherchildrenshouldhavethesameopportunityasEvelyntolivehealthy,happylives.Whenitcomestolivertransplantpolicy,wecanandmustdobetterforchildren.4.WhatprobablyhappenedtoEvelynshortlyaftershewasborn?A.Shefailedtogiveasmile.B.Shehadpsychologicalproblems.C.Shehadaseriousliverfailure.D.Shesufferedfromaheartattack.5.Whydidtheauthor’sfamilymovenearertothehospital?A.Tosavetime.B.Tosavemoney.C.Toseeadoctorregularly.D.Togetfirstpriority.6.Whatdoestheauthormeanbytheunderlinedsentence?第13页/共13页学科网（北京）股份有限公司
A.Herdaughterisfortunate.B.Theywaitedtoolong.C.Theeffectofthenewpolicywasuncertain.D.Evelynishealthynow.7.Whatdoestheauthorwanttoexpressinthelastparagraph?A.Wemustguaranteekidshavehealthylivers.B.Thesickestkidsshouldgetlivertransplantsfirst.C.Childrenarethemostimportant.D.Kidsshouldhavechancesofalivertransplant.CNapping(小睡)maybepartoflifeformostofus.However,somecountrieswheredaytimenapshavelongbeenpartoftheculture,suchasSpain,nowdiscouragethehabit.Meanwhile,somecompaniesintheUSnowpromotenappingasawaytoboostproductivity.“It’simportanttotrytorevealthebiologicalpathwaysthatcontributetothereasonwhywenap,”saysDashtifromHarvardMedicalSchool.Previously,co-seniorauthorRichaSexenaatMassachusettsGeneralHospital(MGH)andhiscolleaguesusedmanydatabasesofgeneticandlifestyleinformationtostudyotheraspectsofsleep.Togainabetterunderstandingofthegeneticsofnapping,theyperformedagenome(基因组)-wideassociationstudy(GWAS),whichinvolvesrapidscanningofcompletesetsofDNAofalargenumberofpeople.Forthisstudy,theresearchersuseddatafromtheUKBiobank,whichincludesgeneticinformationfrom452,633people.Alltheparticipantswereaskedtoclassifytheirnapsduringthedayas“never/rarely”,“sometimes”or“usually”.TheGWASidentified123regionsinthehumangenomeconnectedwithdaytimenapping.Thentheparticipantsworeactivitymonitorscalledaccelerometers,whichcanprovidedataaboutdaytimenapping.Thisdataalsoshowedthattheself-reportsaboutnappingwereaccurate.Severalotherfeaturesofthisstudybolster(巩固)itsresults.Forexample,theresearchersobtainedsimilarfindingsinananalysisofthegenomesof541,333peoplecollectedby23andMe,aconsumergenetic-testingcompany.Also,asignificantnumberofthegenesnearoratregionsidentifiedbytheGWASarealreadyknowntoplayaroleinsleep.Theteamalsoidentifiedatleastthreepotentialmechanisms(机制)thatpromotenapping.Somepeopleneedmoreshut-eyethanothers.Adaytimenapcanhelpmakeupforpoor-qualitysleepthenightbefore.Peoplewhoriseearlymay“catchup”onsleepwithanap.“Thistellsusthatdaytimenappingisbiologicallydrivenandnotjustanenvironmentalorbehavioralchoice,”saysDashti.Someofthesemechanismsarelinkedtohealthconcerns,suchasalargewaistlineandincreasedbloodpressure,thoughmoreresearchonthoseassociationsisneeded.8.WhatdidtheresearchersatMGHfocusonintheirnewstudy?第13页/共13页学科网（北京）股份有限公司
AThecausesoflongnappingtime.B.Thebenefitsofnappingfrequently.C.Thegenescontributingtopoorsleepingquality.D.Thereasonsbehindthenappinghabit.9.Whydidtheresearchersusetheactivitymonitors?A.Tostudythedatabasemoreefficiently.B.Tofindthecauseofgeneticvariation.C.Toguaranteetheaccuracyoftheself-reports.D.Toexplorehowtheparticipantsfeelafterthenaps.10.Whatcanweknowfromthetext?A.Americancompaniesencouragenappingtomakepeoplefeelatease.B.ThesubjectsoftheGWAScomefrom123regions.C.Itiseasiertohaveanapbyshuttingeyes.D.Nappinghassomethingtodowithone’sbiologicalfactors.11.AccordingtoDashti,whatwilltheresearchersstudynext?A.Thewaystohelppeoplesleepbetter.B.Theconnectionbetweensomehealthproblemsandthethreemechanisms.C.Theimpactofenvironmentonpeople’snappingchoice.D.Thecausesofandsolutionstosomehealthconcerns.DWhatmaywellbetheoldestmetalcoinsintheworldhavebeenidentifiedatanancientabandonedcityknownasGuanzhuanginChina.LikemanyBronzeAge(青铜时代)coinsfromtheregion,theywerecastintheshapeofspades(铲)withfinelycarvedhandles.Theseancientcoinsexistedduringanin-betweenperiodbetweenbarter(以物易物)andmoney,whencoinswereanovelconcept,buteverybodyknewthatagriculturaltoolswerevaluable.Readingaboutthisincrediblediscovery,Ikeptthinkingaboutthewaymodernpeoplerepresentcomputernetworksbydescribingmachinesashaving“addresses”,likeahouse.Wealsotalkaboutonecomputerusinga“port”tosendinformationtoanothercomputer,asifthedatawereafloatingboatwithdestination.It’sasifweareintheBronzeAgeofinformationtechnology,graspingdesperatelyforreal-worldreferencetotransformourcivilization.Nowconsiderwhathappenedtospadecoins.Overcenturies.metalworkersmadethesecoinsintomoreabstractshapes.Somebecamealmosthumanfigures.Others’handleswerereducedtosmallhalf-circles.Asspadecoins第13页/共13页学科网（北京）股份有限公司
grewmoreabstract.peoplecarvedthemwithnumbervaluesandthelocationswheretheyweremade.Theybecamemorelikemoderncoins,flatandcoveredinwriting.Lookingatoneoftheselaterpieces,youwouldhavenoideathattheywereonceintendedtolooklikeaspade.Thismakesmewonderifwewilldevelopanentirelynewsetofsymbolsthatallowustointeractwithourdigitalinformationmoresmoothly.Takingspadecoinsasourguide,wecanguessthatfar-futurecomputernetworkswillnolongercontainanyrecognizablereferencestohouses.Buttheystillmightbringsomeoftheideasweassociatewithhometoourmind.Infact,computernetworks—iftheystillexistatall—arelikelytobealmosttheindispensablepartofourhousesandcities,theirsensorsinset(嵌入)withwallsandroads.Ournetworkaddressesmightactuallybethesameasourstreetaddresses.Ifclimatechangeleadstofloods,ourmobiledevicesmightlookmorelikeboatsthanphones,assistingustoland.Mypointisthatthemetaphors(比喻)oftheinformationagearen’trandom.Mobiledevicesdoofferuscomfortafteralongdayatwork.Insomesense,ourdesiretosettleontheshoresofdatalakescouldchangethewayweunderstandhome,aswellashowwebuildcomputers.Soaswecastourmindsforward,wehavetothinkaboutwhatnewabstractionswillgoalongwithourinformationtechnology.Perhapstheonethingwecountonisthathumanswillstillappreciatethecomfortsofhome.12.WhyweremanyBronzeAgecoinsmadeintotheshapeofaspade?A.Thesecoinsalsoservedasagriculturaltools.B.Thisstylishdesignmadethecoinsvaluable.C.Alotofemphasiswasputonagriculture.D.Thehandlesmadethecoinseasilyexchanged.13.Whydoestheauthorrelatecomputerstospadecoins?A.Toshowtheybothusedtobenewconceptswhenfirstinvented.B.Tohighlighttheirsameimportanceinourcivilizationaltransformation.C.Tosuggestcomputerswillexperiencedramaticchangesascoinsdid.D.Toexplainabstractdigitalworldsaredifferentfromconcretecoins.14.Whatdoestheunderlinedword“indispensable”inParagraph5probablymean?A.Flexible.B.Wasteful.C.Essential.D.Alternative.15.Whichofthefollowingwouldbethebesttitleforthepassage?A.HowAgricultureLosestoDigitalIndustryB.WhatCoinsandComputersBringUs第13页/共13页学科网（北京）股份有限公司
C.WhatBronzeAgeandInformationAgeHaveInCommonD.WhatAncientMoneyTellsUsAbouttheFutureDigitalWorld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。Thissummer,asthecapitalofEnglandbecamewarmerthanbefore,therehasbeenmanystoriesfrompeopleexperiencingoddinsectbites.___16______17___And,astheSpacesongsaid,thefemalesofthesespeciesaremoredeadlythanthemales,beingtheonesthatseekoutanimalbloodasextranutritionfortheireggs.Mosquitoesaremoresecretattacker,bitingusverypreciselywiththeirneedle-sharpmouth.Horseflieshaveaparticularlycruelbiteusingtheirjawstobiteintoourskinlikeacarvingknifeuntiltheybreakabloodvessel(血管).___18___“Insectshaveaspecialandspecificrelationshipwithheat,”saysVickiSimsfromLadyBugPestControl.“Theriseintemperatureseesinsectsgrowfaster.___19___”So,whatdoesthismeanforthestateofourskin?LongandwarmLondonsummersmeanwemayseemoreoftheinsectsweexpect,butsomenewoneswedon’t.___20___.Usuallyarrivingwithinternationalshipments(运输),traditionally“insectspeciesbroughtoverwoulddieoutrelativelyquicklybecauseofourcoldweather,”saysNatalieBungayfromtheBritishPestControlAssociation.“Butastheweatherwarmsupthere’smorechancethatthey’llsurviveandbecomeaproblem,soeffectivemeasuresshouldbetakenassoonaspossible.”A.Yearonyear,manyspeciesarealteringtheirbehaviourandbiologytofollowthetrendsoftheseasons.B.EventheLondonUndergroundhasitsownspeciesofmosquitowithaparticularappetiteforhumanblood.C.Concernsaboutincreaseofalien(外来的)speciesintheUKaregrowing.D.ThemaininsectsoutforyourbloodinLondonaremosquitoesandhorseflies.E.Andithasraisedtheawarenessofsocialpsychologists.F.Theseinsectsarefarmoreactiveinwarmweather.G.Thehigherthetemperatureis,themorepoisonoustheinsectsare.第二部分语言运用(共两节，满分30分)第一节(共15小题;每小题1分，满分15分)ItwasNewYeartime,anditwouldbeourfirstNewYearawayfromAlabama.Thatwinter,mymotherandmystepfathermovedourfamilytoSouthernCalifornia.Myathleticlittlebrother,Paul,was___21___abouttheclimatethatallowedhimtogotothebeach___22___hewanted.I,however,wasafatchildwithtypicalsouthern第13页/共13页学科网（北京）股份有限公司
___23___.Onmyfirstdayinthenewclass,Iintroducedmyselfinalowvoice.AllIsaidwasmynameandwhereIwasfrom.Theclassburstinto___24___,“Hetalksfunny.”Iwasso___25___thatIwenttoplaceacalltoGrannySmithafterschool,whowasmybiggest___26___.ButIdidn’t___27___.OnSundayevening,thephonerang.ItwasGranny.Sheoftentookadvantageofthediscountedlong-distance___28___onSundays.Shesaidshe’d___29___aNewYearpackage.Sureenough,itarrived.Surprisedatthebox,largeenoughtoholdasmallrefrigerator,we____30____itopen.ThesmellofGranny’shousefilledtheroom:a____31____offriedmeat,sausages,furniturepolishanddecorations.Whilealwaysfilledwith____32____holidaydecorationsandhomemadefoodbeforeNewYear,Granny’shouse,inmychildhoodeyes,waspreciousandfantastic.Therewerecountlesstinsandcontainers.Weopenedthemtodiscoverpilesofholiday____33____.Sheevenincludedourtraditionalcandybars.Theboxwasasbottomlessasamagicalbox.There,____34____allthese,wasmyfamiliarholiday.EveryNewYearthatwespentinCalifornia,the____35____servicecouldcall.Overtheyears,manytreasuresarrivedinthebox.Forme,it’salwaysbeenthebestpartoftheholiday.21.A.concernedB.regretfulC.skepticalD.crazy22.A.becauseB.unlessC.whenD.though23.A.appearanceB.characterC.mindD.accent24.A.discussionB.argumentC.laughterD.tears25.A.helplessB.disappointedC.panickedD.confused26.A.fanB.supportC.sponsorD.challenge27.A.gothroughB.gooverC.getthroughD.getacross28.A.ratesB.tradesC.transportD.interaction29.A.spottedB.shippedC.orderedD.claimed30.A.forcedB.pushedC.spreadD.tore31.A.stringB.rangeC.varietyD.combination32.A.inexpensiveB.complexC.wonderfulD.costly33.A.cardsB.toysC.treatsD.costumes34.A.againstB.beneathC.byD.except35.A.postalB.traditionalC.civilD.social第二节(共10小题;每小题1.5分，满分15分)第13页/共13页学科网（北京）股份有限公司
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。ArePeopleUnique?Throughoutthehistory,wehumanbeingsalwaysbelievethatwearetheonlyspeciesonthePlanetthatcanspeakandthink.___36___,recentresearchcastsdoubtonthatcommonbelief.Zuberbuhler,apsychologistatSt.AndrewsUniversity,andhiscolleaguesrecordedthousandsofcallsmadebyDianamonkeysandnoticedthatthemonkeysadaptedtheircalls___37___(change)themeaningtowarnoneanotheraboutdifferentsituations.___38___isalsosurprisingisthatsignsofintelligencehavebeenfoundinbirds,whosesmallbrainswerelongassumedtobe___39___completebarriertointelligence.Butthatischangingfast.Afewyearsago,IrenePepperbergoftheMassachusettsInstituteofTechnologytaughtaparrottorecognizeandcountuptosixobjects,___40___couldn’thavebeenachievedwithouttheabilitytomemorizethingsasabird.Lastyear,thatwastoppedbyAlexKacelnik,aprofessorofbehavioralecologyatOxford,whodiscoveredthatcrows(G49)areabletousetoolsoncomplexorders.Thiswasthefirsttimethatsuchbehavior___41___(observe)innon-humans.Inanexperimentsevencrowssuccessfullygrabbedapieceoffood___42___(place)outofreachusingthreedifferent___43___(length)ofsticks.___44___(crucial),theywereabletocompletethetaskwithoutanyspecialtraining,suggestingthebirdswerecapableofalevelofabstractreasoningnormallyassociatedonlywithhumans.Allthisispowerfulevidence____45____theideathatpeopleareunique.第三部分写作(共两节，满分40分)第一节(满分15分)46.假如你是某国际学校学生李华，你校校报正在为12月即将举办的科技节征集英文口号，要求主题积极向上，不超过10个英文单词。请你根据该要求投稿，内容包括：1.介绍你的口号；2.预祝活动成功。注意：1.写作词数应为80左右；2.请按如下格式在答题卡的相应位置作答。Deareditor,第13页/共13页学科网（北京）股份有限公司
___________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________Yours,LiHua第二节(满分25分)47.阅读下面短文，根据所给情节进行续写，使之构成一个完整的故事。ItwasthemiddleofthedayonabrightsunnySaturday,andJayandhisfriendsMikeandTonywereridingtheirdirtbikesononeoftheirfavoriteoff-roadtrails.Thetrailtwistedandturnedthroughsomeincrediblesmallwoods.Occasionallytheywouldstoptoclimbatreeandfindacomfortablebranchtositonsotheycouldtakeabreakfromridingintheheat.Onthisparticularday,thethreekidsweresettledinoneoftheirpreferredtreeswhenJayspottedsomethingshinyontheground.“Whatcouldthatbe?”heaskedMikeandTonyashepointedouttheobjectreflectingthesun.TheyallhoppeddownfromtheirindividualbranchesandwenttotakeacloserlookWhattheyfoundwasunbelievable.Itwasagoldmoneyclip(夹子)holdingfivehundreddollars.Mikeimmediatelycriedout,“Awesome!Wecansplitupthemoney,andwewilleachbemuchclosertobeingabletobuythenewbikeswewant.”“Notsofast,”saidTony.“Jaywastheonewhospottedthecash.Tobefair,heshouldgetmore.”“Areyouguyscrazy?”askedJay.“Wecan’tkeepthemoney.Itisn’tours.Aren’twemorematurethantoplayfinderskeeperslikewedidwhenwewerekids?”“Stopbeingsuchanadvocateforhonesty,”complainedMikeandTony.“Let’sallgohomeandthinkaboutthis,”saidJay,knowingthathecouldhavemadethecallbecausehewastheonewhospottedthemoneyclipinthefirstplace.MikeandTonyagreedtoJay’ssuggestion.Jaykeptthemoneyandtheyallrodetheirbikeshome.Theydecidedtomeetupafterdinnerattheheadoftheoff-roadtrail.MikeandTonylivedonthesamestreetsotheyrodehomemostofthewaytogether.TheywereabletotalkabitmorewithoutJay’sinput.Themoretheytalked,themoretheycametoseeJay’spoint.注意：1.续写词数应为150左右；2.请按如下格式在答题卡的相应位置作答。Afterdinner,asagreed,thethreekidsmetbackup.第13页/共13页学科网（北京）股份有限公司
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