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高二英语[English]
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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段录音。每段录音后有一个小题，从题中所给的 A、B、C三个选项中选出最佳
选项。听完每段录音后，你都有10秒钟的时间来回答有关小题和阅读下一小题。每段录音播
放两遍。
1. What does Rachel benefit from practicing yoga?
A. It clears her mind. B. It shapes her body. C. It fills her with energy.
2. What impresses the speakers about the silent film?
A. The storyline. B. The visual expression. C. The modern technology.
3. How does Alex mainly feel about being the team leader?
A. Terribly proud. B. A bit dissatisfied. C. Extremely stressed.
4. Why has Tom been training hard recently?
A. He wants to lose weight. B. He follows his doctor’s advice.
C. He’s preparing for a running race.
5. Where does the conversation probably take place?
A. At a bank. B. At a hotel. C. At an airport.第二节（共15小题；每小题1.5分，满分22.5分）
听下面5段录音。每段录音后有几个小题，从题中所给的 A、B、C三个选项中选出最佳
选项。听每段录音前，你将有时间阅读各个小题，每小题5秒钟；听完后，每小题都有5秒
钟的作答时间。每段录音播放两遍。
听下面一段对话，回答以下小题。
6. How does the woman know about the book?
A. From her history teacher. B. From the Internet. C. From the man.
7. What does the woman admire about Mandela?
A. His forgiveness. B. His determination. C. His political strategies.
听下面一段对话，回答以下小题。
8. What does the woman decide to do?
A. Study a language. B. Find a part-time job. C. Learn Chinese culture.
9. Why does the woman prefer German?
A. It takes less time to master. B. It is easier to get high grades.
C. It matches her future work interests.
10. Which aspect of Chinese does the woman think is difficult to learn?
A. Its writing. B. Its grammar. C. Its pronunciation.
听下面一段对话，回答以下小题。
11. What is the probable relationship between the speakers?
A. Teacher and student. B. Reporter and writer. C. Cook and customer.
12. How long did the man work in restaurants?
A. 50 years. B. 15 years. C. 5 years.
13. What does the cookbook teach?
A. How to deal with bad food. B. How to cook less expensive dishes.
C. How to keep food for a longer time.
听下面一段对话，回答以下小题。
14. How long did Sophie’s gap year last?
A. Four months. B. Eight months. C. Twelve months.
15. What field does Sophie want to work in?
A. Social work. B. Environmental law. C. Wildlife biology.
16. What were Sophie’s parents concerned about at first?
A. Her loss of interest in studies. B. Her safety during the trip.
C. Her money problems.
听下面一段独白，回答以下小题。
17. Who taught James how to play chess?
A. His father. B. His teacher. C. His grandfather.
18. What did James do last year?
A. He founded a chess club. B. He created an online class.
C. He offered chess sets to schools.
19. What does James think chess can teach people?
A. Life skills. B. Winning strategies. C. Mathematical thinking.
20. What is the talk mainly about?
A. The influence of a chess player. B. The achievements of a chess player.
C. The advice about becoming a chess player.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
If you’re looking for new headphones (头戴式耳机) and want to try something different,
House of Marley could be a good choice for you. As a company created by the Marley family to
carry on Bob Marley’s love for both music and the planet, the company creates attractive and
timeless products that are good for the earth. Today we tried out a new type of over-car headphone
which you could get with high quality at a really fair price.
Battery
Offering 32 hours of playback with noise canceling turned off, and 26 hours turned on, the
headphones will get you through several days of listening to good music without charging (充电) the
batteries. You can use them longer if you put them on airplane mode. And the quick-charge
technology will allow you to enjoy a two-hour playback after just 15 minutes of charging.
Sound
The most important thing here is the sound. It has a lot of sound quality for you to choose
from, with clear sound that will sound great on a classical track. You can also design the sound to
your liking on the app.
Material
Made of wood and reusable aluminum (铝), the headphones weigh quite a bit but it’s not to say
that they’re uncomfortable. The special ear pads (衬垫) fit around the ears closely, and the underside
of the headband also has lots of soft pads so you can’t feel uncomfortable even afterhours of
listening. Costs: RRP £199.
If over-ear headphones aren’t your thing, you can’t go wrong with our other excellent products.
21．Which of the following can best describe the products of House of Marley?
A．Beautiful.
B．Traditional.
C．World-famous.
D．Environmentally friendly.
22．What is special about the new type of headphone?
A．It has long battery life.
B．It works best in airplane mode.
C．It can be fully charged in 15 minutes.
D．It can recognize environmental noise easily.
23．Why are there many soft pads?
A．To make the headphones unbreakable.
B．To make the headphones look beautiful.
C．To make people feel physically comfortable.
D．To improve the sound quality of headphones.B
A 16-year-old Granite Bay High School student is spreading holiday cheer by helping make
sure kids in the community don’t go without a present this Christmas. Livy Hickey, a responsible
youth ambassador for Marine (海军) Toys for Tots (a charity program), is on a mission to make this
holiday season brighter for children in need.
Her journey with the nonprofit started when she was in eighth grade after she saw an activity
for the organization, which has been providing holiday joy to families since 1947. “I love Christmas,
it’s my favorite time of year, and I just value it so much,” said Livy, reflecting on her passion for the
holiday season.
Livy’s efforts didn’t go unnoticed. Matt Vidosh, the local organizer for Marine Toys for Tots,
quickly recognized her potential (潜力). “She was so well-spoken, warm and friendly. I honestly
thought she was already a junior or senior in high school. She acted older than she actually was,”
Vidosh said. For Livy, the desire to give back has deep roots. “My grandpa was a Marine, so I
wanted to honor his legacy (遗产). That’s really what inspired me to take part in the program,” she
explained.
She threw herself into the mission by buying toys, sorting them in the warehouse, and
personally handing them out to families in need. Her hard work paid off when she was selected as
one of just 35 student ambassadors nationwide for the program.
In 2024, the local Toys for Tots collected over 28, 000 toys, reaching more than 12,000 kids.
The program depends on the generosity of people like Livy, and they’re always looking for donations
of new, unwrapped toys. “We’re always accepting new, unwrapped toys, and if you’re someone who
loves to make toys at home, we’ll take those too. Every little bit helps,” Vidosh added.
For Livy, the true reward (回报) comes when the kids open their gifts. “Seeing the smiles on
the kids’ faces is priceless. It lights up their entire face. Honestly, it brightens my day and my whole
year,” she said.
24．What impressed Matt Vidosh most about Livy Hickey at first?
A．Her excellent qualities. B．Her school achievements.
C．Her skills in collecting toys. D．Her strong interest in making gifts.
25．Why did Livy Hickey join Marine Toys for Tots?
A．She wanted to get volunteer experience.
B．Her grandfather’s background touched her.
C．The local organizer personally invited her.
D．She desired to share her favorite holiday joy.
26．What can we know from Livy’s words in the last paragraph?
A．She hopes to get valuable rewards. B．The program helps kids build confidence.
C．The joy of helping others is lasting.D．She expects more teens to join the program.
27．What is the best title for the text?
A．How to Donate Toys to Children
B．Marine Toys for Tots: A Care Program
C．A Teenage Volunteer’s Holiday Journey
D．Spreading Holiday Joy: A Teen’s Mission
CValentia Island, one of Ireland’s most westerly points, receives around 20,000 visitors annually.
Most tourists come to the island to see the picturesque lighthouse. Since Paul O’Neil built the first
bee beds on the island in summer 2023, visitors have been drawn to the island for a unique
experience.
“I’ve created a whole experience around the bee beds,” explains Paul. “You start on a bus
where we will give you a natural liquid collected by honey bees, then I will help you into your
beekeeping suits.”
Each wooden house has two beds, each with five hives (蜂箱) underneath it. “You’re very
close to the bees but protected by a fine net. There are also observation hives built into the wall of the
house where you can observe all the bees in a way that you can’t even do through traditional
beekeeping. You’re then free to just lie down and experience this unique moment,” says Paul.
Guests usually stay for about half an hour, breathing in the smell of fanning bees. Many fall
fast asleep, supported by advanced red light technology, soft sounds, and nice smells. The hives
similarly purify the air, which Paul says are “very beneficial for cleansing your lungs.” Being so
close to honey bees is thought to have beneficial health effects. While claims haven’t been proven,
bee beds have been used for centuries for sleep disorders, tiredness, and stress.
The bee houses close during the winter months when the queen stops laying, but they reopen in
the spring when the queen is busy again. Due to the year-round demand, Paul is now looking to
winter bee experiences for bee-friendly visitors.
Beekeepers, who barely cover their costs these days, can earn a second income from this
unusual travel trend. That’s why Paul offers a course that teaches other bee enthusiasts how to set up
bee beds.
“Bee beds allow normal people to feel the goodness of bees while obviating the risks of being
a beekeeper,” says Paul.
28．What was Paul’s motivation for building bee beds?
A．To protect wild bees. B．To attract tourists with uniqueness.
C．To sell honey on Valentia Island. D．To replace traditional beekeeping.
29．What can guests get during their bee bed experience?
A．A course on setting up bee beds.
B．A chance to engage in beekeeping.
C．Peaceful rest and natural comfort.
D．30 minutes of physical exercise and recovery.
30．What is Paul’s plan for the future?
A．Moving bee beds outdoors.
B．Providing winter bee experiences.
C．Improving the living environment of bees.
D．Offering a safe environment for observing bees.
31．What does the underlined word “obviating” in the last paragraph mean?
A．Posing. B．Assessing.
C．Spreading. D．Removing.
DOn a Saturday morning, I took my son to the Museum of Modern Art, eager to introduce him to
the endless world of artistic expression. Yet, as we stood before a breathtaking painting, my son
suddenly asked, “Dad, how much do you think this is worth?” The question caught me off guard.
Instead of losing ourselves in the colors and shapes, we were pulled into a discussion of numbers.
It was then that I became aware of how deeply we’ve fallen into the trap of quantification (量
化). We measure everything: steps, calories, likes. Consider how we approach dining. Do we truly
enjoy the flavors and the atmosphere? Or do we immediately take a photo for social media, checking
how many likes it obtains, as if popularity could justify the experience? The simple pleasure of a
meal has been reduced to restaurant ratings and social media engagement.
One evening, as I put on my running shoes, I hesitated. My smartwatch would track my speed,
my heart rate, and the distance. But what if I ran just to feel the wind against my skin? What if I
moved for the pleasure of movement? So I left the device behind. For the first time in years, I ran
unburdened by numbers. There was just my breath and the pounding of my feet on the road. It was
liberating in a way I hadn’t anticipated.
That experience has made me realize that quantification offers the comforting illusion (幻觉)
that we can manage it when we’re afraid to face the unpredictable nature of life. Numbers can
provide a false sense of security in a chaotic existence. We assume if we can track life, we can master
it. But happiness, love and wonder can’t be quantified. In our obsession (痴迷) with measurement,
we risk reducing our lives to data points, forgetting what makes them rich.
Now, I resist reaching for the ruler. Life is not about keeping score but about being present
wholeheartedly, without the constant need to prove our worth through numbers. Things that matter
most can only be experienced.
32．Why did the author mention dining experiences in paragraph 2?
A．To criticize people’s dining habits.
B．To argue against the restaurant ratings.
C．To explain technology’s role in dining.
D．To show quantification’s impact on life.
33．What did the author discover after running without his smartwatch?
A．He needed better running shoes.
B．He felt an unexpected sense of freedom.
C．He achieved better running performance.
D．He missed the drive provided by numbers.
34．What makes people obsessed with quantification according to the author?
A．The resistance to changes. B．The pressure of social recognition.
C．The pursuit of true happiness. D．The desire for control of uncertainties.
35．What can be a suitable title for the text?
A．Technology Reshapes Our Lives
B．Precise Data is Vital for Happiness
C．Stop Measuring and Start Living
D．Capture Life’s Beauty with Cameras
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。
Beijing Accelerates AI Integration in Education
According to officials, AI applications now cover 87.7 percent of Beijing’s primary and
secondary schools. The goal is to make learning more efficient, teaching more effective, and support
more personalized. In 2025, the city launched a broader plan to promote AI education in all schools.
36
At a recent forum on “AI+ Education”, Zhang Yaotian, deputy director of the Beijing
Municipal Education Commission, shared the city’s progress. Achievements include the “Jingwa”
intelligent platform, an AI application marketplace, and 50 AI model schools. 37 They
even have produced internationally competitive results.
38 Many schools have adopted these tools. China Telecom’s Beijing branch
introduced the “Jingxiaojian” platform, now serving over 60 schools and 60,000 students. TAL
Education Group is piloting AI projects to improve learning efficiency. 39 This creates a
“Jingwa” ecosystem linking data from schools, families, and communities.
Beijing No 80 High School, one of the AI education model schools, has partnered with Intel
and Lenovo to open an AI lab. Principal Ren Weidong believes AI education goes beyond using
technology. Students must apply AI creatively in real situations. He gave an example: if a student is
disengaged, teachers can use AI to check learning data and offer timely support. “We encourage wise
AI use with human care at the core,” Ren added. 40 This demonstrates how AI can
enhance teacher-student interaction.
Local authorities say efforts will be strengthened to improve security measures. Beijing is
improving the management and evaluation standards of educational AI models and establishing a
data life cycle monitoring system to strengthen security and ethical safeguards.
A．AI platforms are already being used in classrooms.
B．This helps teachers communicate more effectively.
C．Teachers are now required to attend AI training every year.
D．The plan covers all grade levels from primary to high school.
E．AI technology will replace traditional teaching methods soon.
F．The Beijing branch of China Mobile has also joined the effort.
G．These innovations have been recognized as national models by MOE.
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。
Many Chinese people used to 41 each other with “Have you had your meal?” to
show their friendliness. Recently, a new greeting has become 42 in many Chinese cities,
namely “Have you 43 weight?”
Chen Xin, a manager of a media company in Hangzhou, has 44 his friends after
successfully getting 45 . “Following instructions from my nutritionist, I went on a 46
and lost 10 kg,” Chen said with a(n) 47 smile.
In recent years, food-delivery services have been growing fast and entering every corner of
Chinese cities. Also, Chinese people can 48 buy foods from all over the world. But people
are paying more and more attention to their 49 . More people are becoming 50
with various terms, such as “low calories” “sugar cut-off” and “light food”.
“I used to eat a lot of unhealthy food, which brought me much 51 ,” Chen said. “Now
my health indicators (指标) are becoming 52 , and I can feel that my body is in good 53
again.”
Chen is not alone. Many Chinese are troubled with “diseases of richness”, including obesity
(肥胖) and high blood pressure, as the quality of life has greatly 54 over the past decades.
Most people need to worry about if they have a healthy diet, 55 if they have enough
food.
41．A．ask B．question C．tell D．greet
42．A．important B．necessary C．popular D．usual
43．A．put B．lost C．caught D．gained
44．A．surprised B．excited C．frightened D．scared
45．A．fatter B．fitter C．slimmer D．stronger.
46．A．diet B．walk C．sport D．food
47．A．relaxed B．confused C．interested D．satisfied
48．A．hardly B．simply C．easily D．quickly
49．A．mind B．body C．wealth D．health
50．A．similar B．familiar C．strange D．curious
51．A．trap B．mistake C．trouble D．difficulty
52．A．formal B．normal C．high D．low
53．A．shape B．level C．situation D．condition
54．A．processed B．improved C．changed D．enlarged
55．A．rather than B．or rather C．other than D．more than
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。Since November 5, the Inka Museum in Cuzco, Peru, has held the exhibition “Light of the Sun:
A Dialogue Between Ancient Shu and Inca Civilizations”, 56 features numerous cultural
treasures. On display are copies and 3D-printed versions of 57 (object) from China’s
ancient Shu kingdom, such as giant bronze trees and golden masks, alongside Inca relics (文物).
Both cultures share a respect for the sun and a love for gold, 58 (make) the exhibition a
powerful vehicle for cultural exchange.
This is not the first cross-cultural event. In 2016, to mark 59 45th anniversary of
China-Peru diplomatic (外交的) relations, over 100 Chinese exhibits were shown in Lima, with
thousands of visitors eager 60 (see) relics like the Terracotta Warriors.
In recent years, Chinese museums have also hosted Peruvian relic exhibitions. A 2021 joint
show 61 (tour) five Chinese cities. After that, a 2024 exhibition featuring 168 relics from
14 Peruvian museums proved highly popular in Chengdu 62 Shenzhen, attracting over a
million visitors in total. The Peruvian President even visited the Shenzhen show.
These exchanges can 63 (deep) mutual understanding and help people recognize
64 (share) cultural roots. They highlight the vital role cultural interaction plays 65
bridging distant civilizations and strengthening ties between China and Peru.
第四部分 写作(共两节，满分40分)
第一节(满分15分)
假定你是李华，6月8日是世界海洋日，你校英文报举办了以“Protecting Our Ocean”为主
题的英语演讲比赛。请你写一篇报道，内容包括：
（1）比赛现场描述；
（2）师生反响。
注意：
（1）写作词数应为100个左右；
（2）请按如下格式在答题卡的相应位置作答。
A Memorable Ocean-themed Speech Contest
第二节（满分25分）
阅读下面材料，根据其内容和所给段落的开头语续写两段，使之构成一篇完整的短文。Last month in science class, the teacher asked students to work in pairs to look after a small
plant. Lily and Mia became partners. They chose a young sunflower seedling with bright green
leaves and a thin, upright stem. They named it Sunny and placed it in a clay pot by the classroom
window.
Every day, they took turns watering Sunny, making sure it got enough sunlight, and gently
wiping dust off its leaves, Lily enjoyed measuring how much Sunny grew each morning. Mia liked
talking to it softly, believing it helped the plant thrive. Soon, Sunny became the pride of the class. Its
leaves stretched wide and its stem grew strong. Other students would stop by to admire it, and some
even offered leftover tea leaves as fertilizer.
One Monday, it was Lily’s turn to water Sunny. She carefully poured water into the soil, but as
she was putting the watering can back, she accidentally knocked over the pot. The clay pot cracked
and the soil spilled everywhere. Sunny lay on its side, roots exposed. Lily’s face turned pale.
She quickly tried to scoop the soil back, but the stem looked weak and bent. Just then, Mia
rushed over, her eyes wide with anger. “How could you be so careless?” she shouted. Lily felt
terrible but also defensive. “Well, last Friday you left Sunny by the drafty (通风的) window all night.
It nearly froze. So don’t just blame me.” Mia crossed her arms. “I didn’t break the pot — you did!”
Just then the bell rang. They had to go to their next class. Mia walked away without looking
back. Lily stared at the cracked pot and the wilted (发蔫的) leaves, feeling a wall rising between
them. After school, they both stayed behind without a word. They found a new pot and fresh soil,
carefully replanting Sunny. But the leaves remained limp. Lily was about to give up when she
noticed a tiny new bud pushing out from the side of the stem — still green, still alive.
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。
Lily pointed at the tiny bud, her eyes lighting up.
Every morning, Lily and Mia took turns caring for Sunny again.
高二英语[English]六月供题参考答案、试题解析与听力录音文稿（川北）
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听力部分答案与听力录音文稿
1. 【答案】C
【原文】M: Rachel, I heard you’re taking yoga classes. How are you finding it so far?
W: I feel more energetic now. My teacher says regular practice can be good for our body and mind.
2. 【答案】B
W: This silent movie is attractive. The actors expressed themselves pretty well without any lines!
M: I agree! It really shows how powerful visual storytelling can be. Modern filmmakers could learn
a lot from these early techniques.
3. 【答案】A
W: Congratulations on being selected as team leader for the soccer match, Alex!
M: Thanks! I’m a bit nervous about the responsibility, but I’m honored that my teammates trust me.
I’ll do my best!
4.【答案】C
W: Tom, you’ve been spending every evening at the gym lately. Why?
M: I signed up for a charity run next month. I hope to raise money for children’s hospitals while
challenging myself physically.
5.【答案】A
M: Good morning! I’d like to exchange these US dollars for Euros, please.
W: Certainly, sir. The current exchange rate is shown on that screen. Please fill out this form first and
wait in line.
【答案】6. B 7. A
W: Are you reading a book about Nelson Mandela?
M: Yes. Our history teacher recommended it.
W: I actually read it last year when I came across it online. What part are you at now?
M: I just finished the chapters about his 27 years in prison. It’s amazing how he kept his values even
when things were so hard.
W: Those chapters really moved me too. His ability to forgive and unite the country afterward shows
remarkable character.
M: Exactly. It makes me think about how I can contribute to making society fairer, even in small
ways.
【答案】8. A 9. C 10. A
M: Emma, have you decided which course you’ll take?
W: I’m torn between Chinese and German. Both seem interesting and useful.
M: What are you considering?
W: Well, I’m interested in Chinese culture, but German might be more useful for my future
engineering plans.
M: Good points. How difficult are they to learn?
W: Chinese has a completely different writing system, which takes time to master. German grammar
is difficult, but it uses the letters we already know.
M: Which one offers more learning resources?W: Almost the same. There are lots of learning apps and online content now.
M: Sounds like the resources won’t be a problem, then.
【答案】11. B 12. B 13. C
W: Mr. Harrison, thank you for agreeing to this interview about your new cookbook focused on
reducing food waste.
M: My pleasure. Food waste is a serious issue that concerns me.
W: What inspired you to write this book?
M: I worked in restaurant kitchens for 15 years and saw shocking amounts of food thrown away
daily. However, many families struggle to afford meals. This problem troubled me deeply.
W: How does your cookbook help reduce waste?
M: It teaches creative ways to use entire foods. I also include tips to keep food fresh longer.
W: That’s great. Who is your target audience?
M: Busy families and young people learning to cook. The recipes are simple and budget-friendly.
W: That’s wonderful.
【答案】14. C 15. B 16. A
M: Hey Sophie! I haven’t seen you in ages. How was your gap year? I heard you did something in
Brazil.
W: It was amazing! I spent eight months volunteering there with a rainforest conservation project,
and then four months traveling through South America.
M: Wow! What kind of work did you do in Brazil?
W: We planted trees and educated local communities about green living.
M: Did it change how you think about things?
W: Definitely. It taught me to appreciate nature more deeply and showed me how connected
environmental and social issues are. I realized I want to study environmental law to protect natural
resources.
M: That’s a big change! Did your parents agree with your decision to put off university?
W: At first, they were worried I’d lose interest in studies. But when they saw how clear I was about
my goals, they became my biggest supporters.
M: Great!
【答案】17. C 18. C 19. A 20. B
James Chen is a 16-year-old chess player who popularizes the game among young people. James
learned chess from his grandfather at age seven and developed strong thinking skills. By twelve, he
became the youngest player in his city to earn a master title. James created a free online chess class
for beginners three years ago. His videos break down complex strategies into simple lessons using
humor and examples. James founded a chess club at his school that meets twice weekly, growing
from eight students to 60 today. Last year, James worked with three elementary schools in less
developed neighborhoods to introduce chess programs. He donated chess sets and volunteered as an
instructor every Saturday morning. His efforts have created interest among 200 younger students.
James believes chess teaches valuable life skills like patience, critical thinking, and the ability to deal
with both success and failure. He plans to study further to understand how games promote mental
development, hoping to make chess accessible worldwide.
21．D 22．A 23．C24．A 25．B 26．C 27．D
28．B 29．C 30．B 31．D
32．D 33．B 34．D 35．C
36．D 37．G 38．A 39．F 40．B
41．D 42．C 43．B 44．A 45．C
46．A 47．D 48．C 49．D 50．B
51．C 52．B 53．D 54．B 55．A
56．which 57．objects 58．making 59．the 60．to see
61．toured 62．and 63．deepen 64．shared 65．in
第一节：
One possible version:
A Memorable Ocean-themed Speech Contest
To mark World Ocean Day on June 8, our school successfully held an English speech competition
themed “Protecting Our Ocean” in the school hall.
The atmosphere was incredibly enthusiastic. Contestants delivered passionate speeches, sharing
their unique insights into marine pollution and proposing practical solutions to protect the blue
planet. Their fluent English and moving stories won thunderous applause from the audience.
The competition was highly praised by both teachers and students. Everyone agreed that it not
only improved our oral English but also raised our awareness of environmental protection. It was
truly an inspiring and meaningful event!
第二节：
One possible version:
Lily pointed at the tiny bud, her eyes lighting up. “Mia, look! It’s still alive,” she said softly.
Mia stepped closer, knelt beside Lily and stared at the small green shoot. For a moment, neither
spoke. Then Mia whispered, “I’m sorry. I shouldn’t have yelled at you, ” her angry face softening.
Lily shook her head. “I was careless too. And you were right — I broke the pot.” Together, they
carefully added fresh soil around the new bud and watered it gently. The wall between them began to
crack.
Every morning, Lily and Mia took turns caring for Sunny again. They began researching care
guides together, adjusting light and moisture. Over the next few weeks, the little bud grew into a
strong new branch. The sunflower leaned a little, but it reached toward the sun more bravely than
before. Days passed. The bud swelled, spread out a pale yellow petal, then another. By the end of the
project, a bright yellow flower bloomed. The whole class cheered, but Lily and Mia just looked at
each other and smiled. They knew that some things, like plants and friendships, can grow back
stronger after being broken.
