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2026 届六校联合体 8 月份学情调研
高三英语
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）
请听下面5段对话。每段对话后有一个小题, 从题中所给的A、B、C三个选项中选出最佳选项。
听完每段对话后, 你都有10秒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.Whatdoesthewomanoccupyherselfindoing?
A.Takingdanceclasses. B.Finishingreports. C.Preparingforalongrace.
2.Whatdoesthemanthinkofhisjob?
A.It’senjoyable. B.It’sboring. C.It’sworrying.
3.Whatisthewomanmainlydoing?
A.Sharingexperienceincheckingpricelabels.
B.Givingtipsonwashingclothesproperly.
C.Praisingtheman’slaundryservice.
4.WhomightSarahbe?
A.AnHRdirector. B.Asaleswoman. C.Anaccountant.
5.Howdidthemangotoworktoday?
A.Onfoot. B.Bysubway. C.Bycar.
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。
听下面一段对话，回答第6和第7两个小题。
6.Whyisthewomanunwillingtogetanelectroniclock?
A.Itistooexpensive.
B.Shemightforgetthepassword.
C.Itmayhavesometechnicalproblems.
7.Whatdoesthemansuggestdoing?
A.Pickingawell-recognizedbrand.
B.Carryingasparetraditionalkey.
C.Downloadinganapptotheirsmartphones.
听下面一段对话，回答第8和第9两个小题。
8.WhathasimpressedLisamostaboutherdormitorylife?
A.Havingdiscussionsoncourses.
B.Watchinglate-nightmovies.
C.TakingpartinDIYprojects.
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A.Calmness. B.Independence. C.Responsibility.
听下面一段对话，回答第10至和12三个小题。
10.Whatsubjectdoesthemanteach?
A.Worldhistory. B.Literature. C.Science.
11.Whatdoesthemanthinkcanbetterhelpstudentsengageinpreservation?
A.Holdingsomecompetitions.
B.Organizingfieldtripstomuseums.
C.Encouragingthemtodovolunteerwork.
12.Whatisthepointofpreservingculturalheritageaccordingtothewoman?
A.Itteachespeopleaboutdiversity.
B.Itconnectspeopletotheirroots.
C.Itpositivelyinfluencesthefuture.
听下面一段对话，回答第13至16题三个小题。
13.Whatistheman’sfirstpieceofadviceforthewoman?
A.Settingoffatherownspeed.
B.Wearingahelmetatalltimes.
C.Exploringdifferentroutes.
14.Wheredoesthemannormallygocycling?
A.Alongthecoast. B.Inthenearbypark. C.Inthemountains.
15.Whatisthelongestdistancethemanhascycled?
A.50kilometers. B.100kilometers. C.150kilometers.
16.Whydoesthemanenjoygrouprides?
A.Theyhelpbreakhiscyclingrecord.
B.Theygivehimasenseofbelonging.
C.Theyusuallyinvolveintensecompetition.
听下面一段独白，回答第17至20题四个小题。
17.Whatwasmentionedintheopenletter?
A.TheconcernaboutAIaffectinghumancreativityinwriting.
B.TheroleofsciencefictionininfluencingAIdevelopment.
C.ThepotentialbenefitsofAIinthefieldofwriting.
18.WhatisthemaintopicofthebookHUM?
A.Afact-checkingprogramwiththepowertochangefacts.
B.ApoetwhoagreestoworkwithanAIpoetrycompany.
C.AwifeandmotherwhoisoutofworkduetoAI.
19.WhoisRyanDoherty?
A.Agovernmentworker. B.Adoctor. C.Adirector.
20.WhichworkwascreatedwiththehelpofAI?
A.Sike. B.DeathofanAuthor. C.InOurLikeness.
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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
Givingbacktothe communitymakes yourself andothersfeelgreat.Whether youwantto helpanimals,
theenvironment,orpeopleinneed,volunteerwebsitescanmatchyouwithspecificopportunities.
VolunteerMatch
VolunteerMatch has matched millions of people with wonderful volunteer opportunities. When you
typeyourlocationinthesearchbar,VolunteerMatchlistsalltheworkpossibilitiesnearyou.
You can sort several possibilities by cause—animals, children, seniors, women, and the arts are just
someofthefilters(过滤器)youcanusetofindtherightvolunteerworkforyou.
Since we live in an age where smartphone apps can help someone, VolunteerMatch also allows you to
checkoutvirtualopportunities.Thisletsyoudovolunteerworkfromthecomfortofyourhome.
Engage
Engage (formerly All for Good) uses your location to find opportunities near you. Enter the kind of
volunteer workyou wanttodoin thekeywords field,andtheninputyour location.Butif you’re notlooking
foraspecifictypeofopportunity,leaveanykeywordsout,enteryourlocation,andhitsearch.
Engage provides you with thousands of results for you to choose from. The site also lets you filter the
resultsbyremoteprojects,issuearea,andskillsrequired.
JustServe
JustServe makes signing up for volunteer work a breeze. Once you find an opportunity, sign up for an
accountonthewebsiteandshowupattheeventwhenthedaycomes.
Typeinthelocationofyourchoicetoviewopportunities.Then,filtertheeventsbyagegroup,volunteer
skills, and your own interests. JustServe not only displays one-time events, but it’ll show you ongoing
opportunitiesaswell.
UnitedWay
If you ever volunteered, you’ve probably heard of United Way. This nonprofit organization specializes
ingivingbacktothecommunity,especiallyineducation,healthcare,andfundraising.
United Way connects you with a wide range of opportunities that involve supporting children,
gardening, construction, therapy, disaster services, and even working at a food bank. To help you find the
bestfit,thesiteletsyousortthroughopportunitiesbyyourskillsandfocusareas.
When you search for opportunities, you’ll find that United Way in your area sponsors most events. To
getinvolvedinvolunteerworkoverseas,makesuretocontactyourlocalUnitedWay.
21.Whichwebsiteallowsvolunteerstoworkfromhome?
A.VolunteerMatch. B.Engage. C.JustServe. D.UnitedWay.
22.WhatshouldonedoiftheywanttovolunteeroverseasthroughUnitedWay?
A.Signupforanaccountonitsofficialapp. B.Filteropportunitiesby“overseas”keyword.
C.ContactthelocalUnitedWaybranch. D.Applydirectlythroughthewebsite’ssearchbar.
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{#{QQABRQQUggAAABJAABgCEwUaCEEQkAEAASoGxEAYoAABSBFABAA=}#}23.Howdothefourvolunteerwebsiteshelpusersfindsuitableopportunities?
A.Byallowingfilteringbasedonspecificneeds.
B.Byprovidingfreetrainingforvolunteerskills.
C.Byrecommendingoverseasopportunitiesfirst.
D.Byfocusingonlyonlong-termvolunteerprojects.
B
In the vast symphony of human expression, few subjects engage the mind and stir the soul quite like
music and physics. Surprisingly, these two areas are connected in ways that have been recognized for
centuries. Even the greatAlbert Einstein, whose ideas reshaped our understanding of the universe, famously
statedthathadhispathledhimawayfromphysics,hewouldhavefoundjoyinplayingmusic.
As a scientist and musician, I’ve been privileged to journey between both subjects, discovering the
profound connections beneath the surface. My journey began in the Bronx, where hip-hop culture and
sciencecame together in excitingways.Years later,atImperialCollege London, Iwas onceagain immersed
in a space where creativity and inquiry integrated. I regularly stopped into the studio of the celebrated
producerBrian Eno,whereIwitnessedfirst-handhisuniquecombinationofartisticexpressionandscientific
exploration.
To bridge the gap between subjects, I created The Jazz of Modern Physics course at Brown University
in Rhode Island, introducing students to the wonders ofmodern physics through the principles ofmusic and
sound.The response was overwhelming, as students from diverse backgrounds embraced the opportunity to
exploretheintersectionofartandscienceinnewandunexpectedways.Theylearnedabouttheharmonicsof
string theory (弦理论) and the rhythms of quantum mechanics (量子力学) expressed through mathematics
andmelody.
My mission continuedwith the foundingof the Sound+Science after-schoolprogram, aimed atstudents
from underserved communities. In this program, students use electronic music equipment to explore the
physicsofsoundwavesandharmonics.TheyworkalongsidePhDstudentsinmusicandphysics,discovering
thebeautyofmathandtheexcitementofaudioexperimentation.
In the connection between music and physics, we see that we are not just observers of the universe but
active participants in its ongoing symphony. Let us embrace this harmony, where science and music come
togethertounlockthemysteriesoftheuniverseandthedepthsofoursouls.
24.WhatdoestheauthorhighlightbymentioningEinstein’sstatementinparagraph1?
A.Einstein’sdeepinsightsintomusic. B.Thechallengesofcareerswitching.
C.Einstein’sinfluenceinthefieldofscience. D.Thelinksbetweenartandscience.
25.WhydidthewritercreateTheJazzofModernPhysicscourse?
A.Toteachclassicalmusictheory. B.Tocombinemusicandphysics.
C.Tointroducequantummechanics. D.Toexplorediverseopportunities.
26.Howdoesthewritermainlysupporthisviewpoint?
A.Byreferringtohistoricalevents. B.Bypresentingscientificdefinitions.
C.Bycomparingexperimentalresults. D.Bysharingcareer-relatedexperiences.
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{#{QQABRQQUggAAABJAABgCEwUaCEEQkAEAASoGxEAYoAABSBFABAA=}#}27.Whatwouldbethebesttitleforthetext?
A.Music’sRoleinScientificDiscovery B.AJourneythroughMusicandScience
C.HarmonizingScienceandMusic D.ExploringthePhysicsofSound
C
A leading fossil expert has suggested that the climate crisis might make humans smaller over time
becausesmallermammalsoftenhandlerisingtemperaturesbetter.
Steve Brusatte, a fossil expert from the University of Edinburgh, thinks looking at how animals dealt
with past climate changes can help us guess what might happen to humans. For example, about 55 million
years ago, when the world got hotter, early horses became smaller. He wonders if humans could follow a
similarpattern.
InhisbookTheRiseandReignoftheMammals,BrusattetalksaboutsomethingcalledBergmann’srule.
It’s anidea thatanimals in warm places areusually smaller thanthose in cold areas.“We’re notsure exactly
why,” he explains, “but smaller animals probably have an advantage. Their bodies have more surface area
comparedtotheirsize,whichhelpsthememitextraheatmoreeasily.”
Brusatte says getting smaller is “a common way mammals survive when the climate changes fast.” He
adds, “Not every mammal would shrink, but it’s a trick many use when temperatures rise quickly. So could
humansgetsmallerifitgetshotfast?Ithinkthat’spossible.”
Butnotallexperts agree.Adrian Lister,from London’s Natural History Museum, says thelink between
heatandshrinkinginmammals isn’tstrong,especiallyforhumans.“Naturalselectiondoesn’tcontroluslike
it used to,” he argues. “For humans to get smaller, bigger people would have to die before having kids
because of the heat. But that’s not happening. We have clothes, heaters, and air conditioners to handle
temperaturechanges.Thesethingsreducetheneedforourbodiestoevolvetocopewithheat.”
So while some think humans might shrink due to climate change, others doubt it. It’s an interesting
debate—onethatshowshownatureandhumantechnologymightshapeourfuture.
28.WhydoesSteveBrusattementionearlyhorsesthatlived55millionyearsago?
A.ToconfirmBergmann’sruleappliesuniversally.
B.Tosuggesthumansareboundtobecomesmaller.
C.Todemonstratetemperature’seffectonhorseevolution.
D.Toshowhowmammalsadaptedtohistoricalclimateshifts.
29.WhatcanbelearnedfromBergmann’sruleasexplainedinthepassage?
A.Surfaceareaaloneaffectsanimals’heatemission.
B.Smalleranimalsaremoreadaptabletowarmenvironments.
C.Warm-regionmammalsevolvefasterthancold-regionones.
D.Smalleranimalswillreplacelargeronesastheclimatewarms.
30.WhatdoesAdrianListerimplyabouthumanevolution?
A.Humanstendtogrowlargerinhotclimates.
B.Naturalselectionstillshapeshumanbodysize.
C.Climatechangenolongeraffectshumanevolution.
D.Technologyreducestheneedforclimateadaptation.
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{#{QQABRQQUggAAABJAABgCEwUaCEEQkAEAASoGxEAYoAABSBFABAA=}#}31.Whatisthepassagemainlyabout?
A.Climatecrisis’simpactonhumansizeevolution.
B.Moderntechnology’simpactonnaturalselection.
C.Mammalevolutioninresponsetoclimatechange.
D.TheapplicationofBergmann’sruleinmodernsociety.
D
Critical thinking influences our daily lives more extensively than we typically acknowledge. Even
common decisions, such as selecting a breakfast, involve subconscious (下意识的) application of critical
thinking as we weigh factors like nutrition, taste preferences, and dietary needs to determine the best option
forthatparticularmorning.
This ability functions much like a muscle—it strengthens progressively with deliberate practice. As a
cornerstone of professional success, critical thinking equips individuals with the capacity to navigate
workplace challenges, systematically test hypotheses (假说) through continuous trials, and put forward
effectivesolutionstocomplexproblems.Itssignificanceincareeradvancementcannotbeoverstated.
Fundamentally, critical thinking refers to the capacity to comprehend, assess, and analyze factual
information to form reasoned judgments or evaluate the validity of claims. Beyond mere curiosity about the
world, critical thinkers excel at establishing logical connections between ideas to grasp broader contexts.
Developingthisskillenablesindividualstoconveytheirthoughtslogically,presentargumentssystematically,
andmakeinformeddecisionshelpfultocontinuousimprovement.
While scientific professions clearly demand critical thinking, its application extends across diverse
careers including law, medicine, journalism, engineering, accounting, and analysis. The World Economic
Forum consistently identifies it as an important workforce skill due to its role in enhancing information
analysis, improving creativity, enabling innovative problem-solving, and advancing strategic planning. In
everyday life, critical thinking operates inconspicuously yet powerfully, empowering independent thought
andjudgment.
Contrary to common misconceptions, critical thinking strengthens interpersonal relationships by
boosting empathy for others’ perspectives and maintaining an open mindset. Critical thinkers maintain
intellectual curiosity, pose inquiring questions, and refuse to accept information at face value. .Critical
thinking isn’t just a nice-to-have; it’s how we grow, improve, and make sense of an increasingly complex
world. It helps us ask better questions, listen more deeply, and approach problems with clarity instead of
chaos.
32.Whichmethodbesthelpsdevelopcriticalthinkingskillsaccordingtothepassage?
A.Learningthroughrepeatederrors. B.Developingstrongeremotionalawareness.
C.Engaginginfocused,intentionalpractice. D.Makingdecisionsbasedonsubconsciousness.
33.Whichexamplebestshowscriticalthinking?
A.Consumersbuyphonesjustbasedonads. B.Doctorsanalyzetestsbeforetreatment.
C.Viewersbelievenewswithoutconfirmation. D.Managersoveremphasizecertificatesinhiring.
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A.Obviously. B.Precisely. C.Unnoticeably. D.Abstractly.
35.Whatcanbeinferredfromthelastparagraph?
A.Criticalthinkinghelpsdrivetheworldforward.
B.Criticalthinkingharmsinterpersonalrelationships.
C.Criticalthinkersrefusetoacceptbasicinformation.
D.Criticalthinkerscanputthemselvesinothers’shoes.
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。
With data shaping everything from healthcare breakthroughs to the latest entertainment trends, data
scientistsareattheheartofsomeofthemostexcitinginnovationshappeningrightnow. 36
Inthesimplestterms,datascientistsaretheproblem-solversofthedigitalage.Theycollect,analyzeand
interpretcomplexdatasetstohelpbusinessessolvereal-worldproblems. 37 Whetherit’suncovering
hidden patterns in customer data, improving product quality or helping businesses make smarter decisions,
datascientistsarealwaysdeeplyengagedinit.
Data scientists are highly skilled in coding. 38 It’s also used to automate repetitive tasks,
freeing up time for more creative work. While not every task will involve coding, it’s still a core skill that
enablesdatascientiststo obtaininsightsefficientlyandeffectively.It’sthefoundationuponwhichtheybuild
themodelsandtoolsthatpowerbusinessinnovations.
39 With more and more data being generated every day, skilled data professionals are more
popular than ever. This rapid growth is driven by the increasing need for data to inform smarter
decision-making across every industry. Roles in the field span a wide range, including machine learning
engineer,dataanalyst,quantitativeresearcherandbusinessintelligencespecialist.
WithAImovingatlightningspeed,it’snaturaltowonderifdatascientistscouldonedaybereplacedby
AI. While AI can automate repetitive tasks like data preparation, it doesn’t have the critical thinking and
strategic decision-making thathuman datascientists bring to the table. 40 If you have a passion for
coding and get excited about turning data into real-world solutions, data science might just be your perfect
match.
A.Aredatascientistsindemand?
B.Codingisn’tjustforcreatinginstructions.
C.Thelifeofadatascientistisanythingbutdull.
D.Theyexcelatturningrawdataintoactionableinsights.
E.So,ratherthanreplacingdatascientists,AIwillhelpthem.
F.Butwhatisitactuallyliketobeadatascientistintoday’sworld?
G.However,theirworkcouldnotalwaysleadtopracticalsolutions.
第三部分 语言运用(共两节，满分 30分)
第一节 (共15小题; 每小题1分，满分15分)
阅读下面短文，从每题所给的A、B、C、D四个选项中，选出可以填入空白处的最佳选项。
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supposedtobeatwo-dayhike 41 anine-dayfightforsurvival.
On June 9, he started his journey. His friend later explained that the hike was a(an) 42 trip.
Wenglinovichhopedtoeasethepain 43 byahorriblepersonalexperienceinOctober2023.
Unfortunately, he went 44 the path and fell down the mountainside. The fall 45 him with
multiplefractures（骨折）. 46 mostofhissupplieswereatthecamp,hehadonlyoneday’sfoodinhis
backpack.To 47 ,hehadtoeatinsects,berries,grass,andevenhisownurine.
BackinFlorida,hisfamilywasdoingeverythingtheycouldtofindhim.They 48 acampaignand
setupaGoFundMepagetoraisemoneyforasearchandrescueteam.Their 49 wassimple:bringhim
homesafely.
50 ,onJune15,Wenglinovichfoundaremotevillage intheHimalayas,fromwherehemanagedto
51 rescuers.Hewasfinallyabletogetthemedical 52 heneededforhisinjuries.
53 , his life-saving surgery wasn’t covered by insurance.The GoFundMe page, which was first for
hiringrescuers,now 54 toraisefundsforhisrecovery.Thisincludespayingforhislong-overdueflight
backtoFlorida.Asiswrittenonthewebpage,itispersistenceandlovethatbring 55 .
41.A.turnedinto B.gaveup C.dependedon D.endedwith
42.A.astonishing B.healing C.adventurous D.relaxing
43.A.awaken B.worsened C.experienced D.caused
44.A.along B.off C.across D.down
45.A.impressed B.sustained C.diagnosed D.left
46.A.When B.Until C.Though D.Since
47.A.sacrifice B.submit C.survive D.exist
48.A.joined B.backed C.launched D.led
49.A.goal B.problem C.fear D.secret
50.A.Suddenly B.Eventually C.Strangely D.Normally
51.A.send B.equip C.contact D.assist
52.A.help B.advice C.training D.research
53.A.Besides B.However C.Instead D.Therefore
54.A.continues B.waits C.fails D.regrets
55.A.success B.warmth C.miracles D.harmony
第二节 (共10小题; 每小题1.5分，满分15分)
阅读下面材料，在空白处填入1个适当的单词或括号内单词的正确形式。
Naadam celebrations in Inner Mongolia autonomous region are 56 vivid expression of
Mongolian culture. 57 makes Naadam popular is that it is a representative folk festival of the
Mongolian ethnic group. Traditionally 58 (feature) Bokh, horse racing and archery (射箭)
competitions,thefestivalisacelebrationofstrength,traditionandcommunity.
On July 19, the 35th Inner Mongolia Grassland Naadam Festival opened in Xiliin Gol League in
pouring rain, joined by performers and 59 (compete) from across the region. 60 the
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grassland.
Theopeningceremony featuredherdersmarchingaroundacircular arena,accompaniedbyprofessional
wrestlers in traditional Mongolian costumes. Traditional Mongolian musical forms, as well as classic folk
songsanddances, 61 (highlight).
Bokh, Mongolian traditional wrestling, is not only a test of strength and endurance 62 one of
concentration,patience,timingandtheabilitytoreadtheopponent’sweakness.
Some moments such as archers swiftly drawing their bows and releasing the arrows were quickly
capturedandcirculated 63 (wide)online.
Although many competitions and cultural experience activities were delayed and postponed due to the
rain, the enthusiasm remained. According to an official statement, the main competition location, 64
Naadam festival took place, received more than 200,000 visits as of the morning of July 21, generating
revenue(收入)exceeding60millionyuan.
He Mingjian, a local official, says the league will continue to host Naadam events through August,
combiningtraditionalandmodernattractions 65 (appeal)toallgenerations.
第四部分 写作（共两节，满分 40分）
第一节（满分15分）
66. 针对目前部分学生沉迷于智能手机的现象，你校将举办英语演讲比赛。请你以GrowUpHealthy
withaSmartphone为题，写一篇发言稿参赛，内容包括：
1. 简述现状及危害；
2. 提出建议；
注意：
（1）写作词数应为80左右；
（2）可适当增加细节，以使行文连贯。
GrowUpHealthywithaSmartphone
Goodmorning,everyone!
That’sall.Thankyou.
第二节 (满分 25 分)
67. 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。
Lenawasa17-year-oldgirlwhoconsideredherselfindependent.Forthreeyears,herdiaryhadbeenher
only trusted friend. Every night, she would record everything in life—the math teacher’s blame, the broken
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mothertalkedtoher.
The cold war began after that night—when Mom opened her schoolbag without warning, stuff fell out
onto the floor—a half-finished love poem, a present prepared for her desk mate, and her private drawing
book.
“Whatareyoudoingonearth?”screamedLena.
“Ijustwanttocheckandkeepyousafe!”Mom’svoicecracked,herhandsshaking.
“Safe?Youjustwant to controlme!” Lena cried, kicking the bagaway.Thatnight, Lena locked herself
inherroom,scribblingangrywordsintoherdiary:“ThisismyPrivacy!Ihateher!I’llneverforgiveher!”
For a week Lena wouldn’t speak to her mother. One rainy afternoon, Lena returned home to find her
diary missing from its usual spot under the pillow. Panic set in. Did Mom take it? She stormed into the
kitchen,wherehermotherwaswashingvegetables,handstremblingslightly.
“Giveitback!”Lenademanded.
Mom wiped her hands slowly, avoiding eye contact. “The roof leaked. I was cleaning up the mess in
your room when I found your notebook lying on the wet floor. I was drying it.” She pointed to the balcony,
wherethediarylayopenunderahairdryer,pagesfluttering.
Lena’s heart sank. Her deepest secrets—complaints about Mom, crushes on classmates—were now
exposed. She grabbed the diary and ran back to her room, tears blurring her vision. Flipping through the
pages,shenoticedsomethingstrange:everyangryentrywasmarkedwithatinyredsticker(贴纸)。
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。
Curious,Lenaturnedtothepagewhereshewrote“Ihateyou!”andfoundunfamiliarhandwriting.
Thatnight,Lenatiptoedintohermother’sroom,diaryinhand.
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