重慶市渝北區(qū)合川區(qū)江北區(qū)等七區(qū)2024-2025學(xué)年高二英語下學(xué)期期末聯(lián)考試題

PAGEPAGE16重慶市渝北區(qū)、合川區(qū)、江北區(qū)等七區(qū)2024-2025學(xué)年高二英語下學(xué)期期末聯(lián)考試題本試卷共4個部分，共150分，共12頁?？荚嚱Y(jié)束后，將本試卷和答題卡一并交回。第一部分聽力（共兩節(jié)，滿分30分）第一節(jié)（共5小題；每小題1.5分，滿分7.5分）聽下面5段對話。每段對話后有一個小題，從題中所給的A、B、C三個選項(xiàng)中選出最佳選項(xiàng)，并標(biāo)在試卷的相應(yīng)位置。聽完每段對話后，你都有10秒鐘的時間來回答有關(guān)小題和閱讀下一小題。每段對話僅讀一遍。1.WhatdoesthemanalwaysdoonSaturday?A.Seeafilm. B.Haveaclass. C.Reviewhisnotes.2.Howdoesthewomandealwithdifficultlectures?A.Byrecordingthem.B.Bytalkingwithlecturers.C.Byattendingthemagain.3.Wherewillthemanfetchhisnotebook?A.Inthelibrary. B.Intheclassroom. C.Intheteachers’office.4.Whatkindofmusicdoesthemanoftenlistento?A.Jazzmusic. B.Classicalmusic. C.Rockmusic.5.Whatarethespeakersmainlytalkingabout?A.Sarah’shappyretirement.B.Theman’sartclasses.C.Theirhobbies.其次節(jié)（共15小題；每小題1.5分，滿分22.5分）聽下面5段對話或獨(dú)白。每段對話或獨(dú)白后有幾個小題，從題中所給的A、B、C三個選項(xiàng)中選出最佳選項(xiàng)，并標(biāo)在試卷的相應(yīng)位置。聽每段對話或獨(dú)白前，你將有時間閱讀各個小題，每小題5秒鐘；聽完后，各小題將給出5秒鐘的作答時間。每段對話或獨(dú)白讀兩遍。聽下面一段對話，回答第6、7題。6.Whydoesthemanapologizetothewoman?A.Helostherdictionary.B.Hemadeherdeskdirty.C.Hedamagedherglasses.7.Whatdoesthewomanaskthemantodo?A.Buyheranicecream.B.Lookupsomenewwords.C.Tidyupherdeskcarefully.聽下面一段對話，回答第8、9題。8.Whatmakesthemanchangehisappointment?A.Anunexpectedvisitor.B.Hisurgentproblematwork.C.Thetrafficduetothebadweather.9.WhenwillthemanmeetDr.Martin?A.OnWednesday. B.OnThursday. C.OnFriday.聽下面一段對話，回答第10至12題。10.WhatcanpeopleenjoyinRichmond?A.Localfoods. B.Localartworks. C.Localshoppingcenters.11.HowfarawayisSunValleyfromRichmond?A.5minutes’walk. B.10minutes’walk. C.15minutes’bikeride.12.Wheredothespeakersdecidetostay?A.Inatent. B.Inahotel. C.Inavillager’shouse.聽下面一段對話，回答第13至16題。13.Whatistherelationshipbetweenthespeakers?A.Teacherandstudent.B.Journalistandsportsman.C.Interviewerandjobapplicant.14.Whatdoesthemanthinkofateacher’swork?A.Easy. B.Boring. C.Challenging.15.Whatdoesthewomanlikedoing?A.Playingsports. B.Watchingsports. C.Teachingsports.16.Whatdoesthemanvaluemostaboutdoingsports?A.Teachtheyoungimportantlifelessons.B.Trytomaintainmentalwell-being.C.Makeeffortstokeepphysicallyfit.聽下面一段獨(dú)白，回答第17至20題。17.WhatdoesVolterman’sSmartWalletfocuson?A.Thefunction. B.Thedesign. C.Thesecurity.18.Whatwillinformyouofyourphoneandwalletbeingapart?A.Thealarm. B.Thecamera. C.TheGPStracker.19.Whatcanyoureceiveifsomeoneopensyourwalletsecretly?A.Apictureofhim.B.Avoicefromthephone.C.Amessagefromthewallet.20.WhyisVolterman’sSmartWalletsuitablefortravel?A.Itdoesn’tneedtorecharge.B.Itislightandeasytocarry.C.Ithasalargecapacityforpictures.其次部分閱讀理解（共兩節(jié)，滿分40分）第一節(jié)（共15小題；每小題2分，滿分30分）閱讀下列短文，從每題所給的A、B、C和D四個選項(xiàng)中，選出最佳選項(xiàng)。AWeworkwithCambridgeCountyCouncil'sParticipationTeamtocreateopportunitiesforyoungpeopletovisittheUniversityandlearnmoreaboutit.Thefollowingeventsarescheduledforthe2024/2024academicyear.SuperStarworkshops12engagingworkshopsareplannedforyoungpeopleaged7to11.Thesehalf-dayvisitswillbeheldthroughouttheyear,attimeswhenyoungpeoplearenotatschool.Ifparticipantscomplete8ofthe12workshops,theywillbeawardedthenationallyrecognizedSuperStarCrestAward.Pleasenote,workshopswillonlyrunifwehaveasufficientnumberofattendees(usuallyaround3+participants).ExploreUniversityDaysExploreUniversityDaysareforyoungpeopleaged12-15.ParticipantsvisittheUniversityfortwodaysandengagewitharangeofuniversity-relatedworkshops,andotherfunactivities.Previousparticipantshaveengagedwiththefollowing:

?VisitedtheSportsCentre

?TookpartinaNeuroscienceworkshop

?Enjoyedatwo-coursemealataUniversityCollegeDateswillbeconfirmedinearlyDecember2024,andascheduleforeventwillfollowintheNewYear.Eventsforpost-16studentsIfyouarestudyingforyourpost-16qualificationsandareconsideringapplyingforCambridgeorwouldliketofindoutmoreaboutaspecificsubject,thefollowingeventsmightbeforyou:

?UniversityandCollegeOpenDays

?SubjectMasterclasses

?CambridgeScienceFestival21.WhatcantheparticipantsdoinSuperStarworkshops?

A.Tostayhalfadaythere. B.Togetagift.

C.Toenjoyafreemeal.

D.ToattendCollegeOpenDays.22.WhicheventisspeciallyforapplicantsofCambridge?

A.SuperStarworkshops. B.TheNeuroscienceworkshop.

C.ExploreUniversityDays. D.Eventsforpost-16students.23.Theeventsinthepassagemostprobablyaimto.

A.introducesomecourses

B.advertiseCambridgeUniversity

C.enrichstudents'sparetimelife

D.promotechildren'sinterestintouringBThe3D-printingindustryisacceleratingitseffortstohelpfightthenewcoronavirusandthediseaseitcauses,COVID-19.OnTuesday,HPannouncedit’sworkingwiththosewhoboughtits3Dprinterstomakemedicalfaceshields,hands-freedooropenersandanadjusterforfacemasksformedicalstaffwhooftenmustwearthemforhours.It’salsotesting“hospital-grade”facemasksmeetingthehigher-endFFP3(過濾式面罩)standardandpartsforsimpleemergencyventilators.(呼吸機(jī))Andit’slookingintonasalswabstotestforCOVID-19infection.HPalsoisofferingfreedownloadsofits3D-printedmedicalequipmentdesigns.Carbon,whose3Dprintersareusedtomakeeverythingfrombicycleseatstoteethstraighteners,saiditplanstosendfaceshielddesignstoitsnetworkofcustomerswho’veboughtits3Dprinters.Carbonco-founderandExecutiveChairmanJosephDeSimonesaidonMondaythecompanyexpectstosendthedesignsbyearlyTuesday.3D-printermakerstypicallyselltheirproductstoothersthatactuallydothe3Dprinting.Onesuchcustomer,Ford,saidTuesdaythatit’smade1,000faceshieldsandshippedthemtoMichiganhospitals,withplanstomake100,000faceshieldsaweek.Itisalsoworkingwith3MandGeneralElectriconrespiratormasksandventilatordesigns.Theeffortisoneofseveraltoapply3D-printingtechnologytothefightagainstcoronavirus.3Dprintingisn’tasfastatchurningoutproductsasconventionalmassproductionmethods.But3Dprintersareflexibleandabletomakemanydifferentpartsanywherethere’saprinterandrawmaterialsliketheplasticresinsCarbonprintersuse.Some3D-printingeffortshavefocusedonventilators,whichexpectedtobeinshortsupplywithasurgeofCOVID-19patientssufferingfromrespiratory(呼吸器官)problems.AlsoinshortsupplyareN95masksthatcanbeusefulinreducingthelikelihoodawearerwillspreadCOVID-19toothers.Carbon’sDeSimoneiscautiousabouttheenthusiasm,though,sayingthatregulatory(監(jiān)管的)approvalisimportantandthat3D-printerenthusiastsshouldn’tbemakingcomponentsnotintendedforclosehumancontactthatmightreleaseunhealthygases.24.Whatisthepassagemainlyabout?

A.anintroductionabout3D-printing

B.the3D-printingindustry’seffortstohelpfightCOVID-19.

C.theproductsthat3D-printingmakerssell

D.how3D-printingmakersproducemedicalequipment25.HPannoucedtohelpitscustomerstomakethefollowingproductsexceptfor.

A.medicalfaceshields B.hands-freedooropeners

C.anadjusterforfacemasks D.emergencyventilators26.Whichofthefollowingistrueaccordingtothepassage?

A.Carbon’scompanywillfinishitsdesignafterTuesday.

B.Fordhasmade1,000faceshieldsandplanstomake10,000moreinaweek.

C.3Dprintersaremoreflexiblethantraditionalmassproductionmethods.

D.Most3D-printingsfocusonmakingventilatorsandN95becauseoftheirshortsupply.27.Whatcanbeinferredfromthelastparagraph?

A.3D-printingmayreleaseunhealthygases.

B.DeSimoneiscautiousabout3D-printing.

C.Carbon’scompanydidn’tgainregulatoryapprovalofmakingmedicalequipment.

D.3Dprintersaren’tenthusiasticaboutmakingcomponentsdesignedforclosehumancontact.CImaginethatyou'rethecreatorandshowrunnerofthenewestcomedyshowontelevision.Onlyitisn'tsopopularyet,andyourlivestudioaudienceisn'tgivingyouthebiglaughstheshowdeserves.Doyoufilmtheshowalloveragain,hopingthatthistimetheaudiencewilllaugh?Oristhereanotheroptionformakingajokesoundfunnierthanitwasreceived?Sweeten(改善)thesoundbyaddingalaughtrack!"Sweetening,"ortheadditionofsoundeffectssuchaslaughs,screams,andotheraudience-producednoisestotheaudiotrackofaTVshow,hasbeenusedsincethe1940stoproducetheappearance,orratherthesound,ofanengagedandentertainedresponsetoashow'scomedy.Laughtrackscameintoexistenceasnotonlyasolution,andsometimesreplacement,foranunengagedliveaudiencebutalsoasawaytoengageanat-homeaudienceintoamore-traditional,public,andtheaterlikeexperience.Addingalaughtracktoatelevisionshowmakestheviewersathomefeelmuchlesslikethey'resittingonacouchstaringatthetelevisionscreenandmuchmorelikethey'reinaroomfulloflaughinghappypeopletovaryingdegreesofsuccess.Thoughtheartofsweeteninghasrisenandfalleninpopularityoverthepast60years,creditforitscreationandcontinueduseisowedtolaugh-trackpioneerandsoundengineerCharlesDouglass.Douglasswasthefirsttodevelop,in1953,amachineforproducing"cannedlaughter",accessibleatthepushofabuttonorpullofalever(操縱桿).Despitebeingartificial,sensiblyeditedlaughtracksarefoundbytelevisionstudiostobringaboutapositiveaudienceresponse,astheiruseisusuallyaccompaniedbyhigherratingsandincreasedaudiencememory.Thoughsometelevisionaudiencesmaydisagreewiththevalueofthelaughtrack,thecheerfulandrepetitivesoundholdsapermanentplaceinthehistoryandfutureoftelevisioncomedy.28.Theauthorusesthefirstparagraphto.

A.introducethetopic"sweetening"

B.seeksolutionsfortheproblem

C.pointoutawayofmakingcomedies

D.arousereaders'interestincomedies29.Whateffectdoesalaughtrackproduce?

A.Thecreationofashow. B.Funniersoundinashow.

C.Moreengagedliveaudience DmunicationamongTVviewers.30.What'stheauthor'sattitudetowardstheuseofthelaughtrack?A.Doubtful. B.Positive. C.Neutral. D.Uncertain.31.Whatdoesthepassagemainlytalkabout?

A.Thereasonforusinglaughtracks.

B.Thebriefhistoryoflaughtracks.

C.ThedevelopmentofTVcomedies.

D.Thewaytoimprovetelevisionshows.DYoumaythinkthatcreativityandartisticjudgmentarewhatsetshumansapartfromartificialintelligence(AI).RobotswillbewashingourwindowslongbeforetheystartcreatingmasterpiecesRight?Notnecessarily.AtAmperMusic(ampermusic),youcanmakethemusicyouwantbasedonmood,instrument,speedandlength.Youclick“Render,”andboom!There’syouroriginalpiece,notonlycomposed(作曲)butalso“performed”and“mixed”byAIsoftware.Butsomethinghaskeptbotheringme:Whathappensinaworldwhereeffortandscarcity(稀缺)arenolongerpartofthedefinitionofart?Amass-producedprintoftheMonaLisaisworthlessthantheactualLeonardopainting.Why?Scarcity—there’sonlyoneoftheoriginal.ButAmperturns.professional-qualityoriginalpieceofmusiceverytimeyouclick“Render（提交）.”Itputsusinastrangeworldwhereworksofartareuniquebutrequirealmostzerohumanefforttoproduce.Shouldanyonepayforthesethings?AndifanartistputsAImasterpiecesupforsale,whatshouldthepricebe?That’snotjustathoughtexperimenteither.Soonthequestion“What’sthevalueofAIartworkandmusic?”willstartimpactingflesh—and—bloodconsumers.Ithasalready,infact.Earlier,reportersdiscoveredsomethingsuspicious(可疑的)aboutmanyplaylists（播放列表）ofSpotify—anotheronlinemusicservice.Accordingtothereport,thecomposersandbandswhowrotethesongsappearedtobenonexistent.TheseplaylistshavenameslikePeacefulPianoandAmbientChill—exactlythekindofmusicAIsoftwareisgoodat.IsSpotifyusingsoftwaretocomposemusictoavoidpayingfeestohumanmusicians?TheNewYorkTimesreportedthatthetrackswithfalsenameshavebeenplayed500milliontimes,whichwouldordinarilyhavecostSpotify$3millioninpayments.ButSpotifyhasfirmlydeniedthatthetracksinquestionwerecreatedby“fake”artiststoavoidpayments:whilepostedunderpennames,theywerewrittenbyactualpeoplereceivingactualmoneyforworkthattheyown.Butthebroaderissueremains.Whycouldn’tSpotify,oranymusicservice,startusingAItoproducefreemusictosaveitselfmoney?Automation(自動化)isbeginningtoreplacemillionsofhumantaxidrivers,truckdriversandfast-foodworkers.Whyshouldartistsandmusiciansbeanexceptiontothesameeconomics?Shouldtherebeanythinginplace—aunion,alawtostopthatfromhappening?Orwillwealwaysvaluehuman-producedartandmusicmorethanmachine-madestuff?Oncewe’veansweredthosequestions,wecansettlethereallybigone:WhenanAI—composedsongwinstheGrammy,whowillbeawarded?32.WhatdoweknowfromtheexampleofAmperMusic?

A.Itdoesn’tneedanyhumanefforttocomposemusic.

B.Itallowsordinarypeopletoperformtheirownmusic.

C.Itmakesachallengetothetraditionaldefinitionofart.

D.Itproducesmusicworksthataresimilarinstyles.33.TheunderlinedpartinParagraph4impliesthat.

A.itishardtotellAIartworksapartfromhumanartworks

B.peoplewillbechargedforAIartinthenearfuture

C.peopledon’tknowwhatpriceofAIartisreasonable

D.thescarcityofAIartworksmeansitisoneofacopy34.Spotifywascoveredinthemediabecause.A.AImusiccanbeperformedfreeofchargeB.itsmusiciansmightnotbepaidfairlyC.playlistsofitsmusicdidnotactuallyexistD.AIsoftwarehasreplacedhumanmusicians35.Thewritingpurposeofthispassageisto.

A.drawdeservedattentiontoAI-madeartworks

B.warnagainsttheimmediatethreatfromAlart

C.supporttheuseofAlsoftwareinartcreation

D.solvemisunderstandingsaboutAI’sroleinart其次節(jié)（共5小題；每小題2分，滿分10分）依據(jù)短文內(nèi)容，從短文后的選項(xiàng)中選出能填入空白處的最佳選項(xiàng)。選項(xiàng)中有兩項(xiàng)為多余選項(xiàng)。Shoppingtherapy（療法）isthepracticeofusingtheshoppingexperiencetohelpovercomedepressionorotheremotionalproblems.36Actually,itreallyworks.

37Oneofthemostobviousthingsistheenjoymentpeoplegetfromtheitemstheybuy.Whenpeopleshop,theyoftenbuythingstheyreallycareaboutonsomelevel.Forexample,whenpeoplecomehomewithanewshirtoranewcomputer,theyassumethattheitemisgoingtoimprovetheirlivesinsomeway.Thiscanhelpreducemanyfeelingsofunhappiness.

38Someexpertsthinkhumansarelinkedwiththeneedtoconstantlyachieveandfightforimprovement.Peoplemakeadecisiontobuysomething,andthenactuallyfollowthroughthisplan.Thisisonewaypeoplecantakeactiontodirectlychangetheirownlivesforthebetter.Peoplewhodon'tactuallyhaveanymoneytobuythingsstillbenefitfromshoppingtherapy.Forthem,simplybrowsing（閱讀）canbeaniceexperience.That'sbecauseithelpsthemformfutureshoppingplans.

39Thesimpleactofleavinghomeandspendingtimearoundotherhumansisanotherpossiblereasonfortheeffectivenessofshoppingtherapy.40Manypeopleevenuseshoppingasaspecificsocialactivitybybringingfriendsalongwiththemandturningtheprocessintoapleasantone.A.Sowhynotshopuntilyoustartfeelingbetter?B.Sohowdopeoplebenefitfromshoppingtherapy?C.Theseplansoffergreatexpectationandhopeintheirlife.D.Manypeopleshopforthisreasonwithoutevenrealizingit.E.Peoplecanhavethefeelingofachievementaftershopping.F.Manypeoplehavegoneintodebtduetoshoppingaddiction.G.Thereissometimesasenseofcommunityintheshoppingexperience.第三部分語言學(xué)問運(yùn)用（共兩節(jié)，滿分45分）第一節(jié)（共20小題；每小題1.5分，滿分30分）閱讀下面短文，從短文后各題所給的A、B、C和D四個選項(xiàng)中選出可以填入空白處的最佳選項(xiàng)。Expertsarewarningabouttherisksofextremefussyeating(挑食)afterateenagerdevelopedpermanentsightlossafterlivingonadietofchipsandcrisps.Sinceleaving41school,theteenhadbeeneatingonlyFrenchfries,Pringlesandwhitebread,aswellasa(n)42sliceofhamorasausage.Attheageof14,feelingtiredandnotwell,hewasdiagnosedwithvitaminB12deficiency(缺乏)andwas43supplements(補(bǔ)充劑),buthedidnot44thetreatmentorimprovehispoordiet.Threeyearslater,hewastakentotheBristolEyeHospitalbecauseofprogressive45loss.DrDenizeAtan,who46himatthehospital,said,“Theteenagerexplainedthiseatingdisorderasadislikeofcertaintextures(結(jié)構(gòu))offoodthathereallycouldnot47,andsochipsandcrispswerereallytheonlytypesoffoodthathewantedandfeltthathecouldeat.”48inB12aswellassomeotherimportantvitaminsandminerals,hewasnotoverorunderweight,butwas49malnourished(lackingnutrition)fromhisfoodintakedisorder.“Hehadlostmineralsfromhisbone,whichwasreallyquite50Intermsofhissightloss,hemetthe51forbeingregisteredblind.DrAtansaid,“Hecan’tdriveandwouldfinditreallydifficultto52,watchTVorrecognizefaces.Hecanwalkaroundonhisown,53,becausehedoesn’tloseperipheral(周邊的)vision.”Theconditiontheyoungmanhasistreatable54diagnosedearly.Lefttoolong,however,thenervefibersintheopticnervedieandthedamagebecomes55.DrAtansaidcaseslikethisarethankfullyuncommon,butthatparentsshould56thepotentialharmthatcanbecausedbypickyeating,andseekexperthelp.DrAtansaidvegans(素食主義者)arealsoatincreasedriskofB12deficiency-relatedsightproblemsiftheydonotreplacewhattheycanlackwhen57meatfromtheirdiet.“Multivitamintabletscansupplementadiet,butarenota(n)58foreatinghealthily.It’smuchbetterto59vitaminsthroughavariedandbalanceddiet,”shesaid,addingthattoomuchofcertainvitamins,includingvitaminA,canbe60,“soyoudon’twanttooverdoit”.41.A.vocational B.primary C.middle D.special42.A.funny

B.rigid

C.occasional

D.raw43.A.forbidden

B.denied

C.prescribed

D.offered44.A.stickwith

B.copewith

C.playwith

D.gowith45.A.diet

B.sight

C.weight

D.wit46.A.cured

B.studied

C.instructed

D.treated47.A.describe

B.recognize

C.tolerate

D.receive48.A.Abundant

B.Lost

C.Backward

D.Lacking49.A.severely

B.scarcely

C.seemingly

D.sincerely50.A.amusing

B.normal

C.shocking

D.typical51.A.situations

B.criteria

C.deadlines

D.challenges52.A.read

B.sing

C.dance

D.laugh53.A.even

B.though

C.still

D.yet54.A.since

B.unless

C.after

D.if55.A.persistent

B.periodic

C.persevering

D.permanent56.A.wakeupto

B.liveupto

C.standupto

Deupto57.A.excluding

B.separating C.including D.distinguishing58.Apanion

B.substitute

C.suggestion

D.explanation59.A.takeoff

B.takeafter

C.takein

D.takeover60.A.rewarding

Bpulsory

C.restrictive

D.poisonous其次節(jié)（共10小題；每小題1.5分，滿分15分）閱讀下面短文，在空白處填入1個適當(dāng)?shù)膯卧~或括號內(nèi)單詞的正確形式。Lastyear,mybrotherandIwenttoMiamiforavacation.Someofmyfriendswhohadbeentherebeforesaid61wasawonderfulholidaydestination.Beforewewent,wehadplannedformonths.Whenthedaycame,wewereready.Afterourplanelanded,wewenttothehotel.Wehadmadeourreservationsixmonths62(early),butthemanatthefrontdesksaidtherehadbeenamistake.We63(tell)thatourroomshadn'tbeenreservedforthatweek,64fortheweekafter.Ididn'tunderstand65thiswouldhappenandmycreditcardhadalreadybeencharged66thereservation.What'sworse,thehotelhadbeenfullybooked.Whenwewerewonderingwhattodo,themanagercameout.Shewas67(surprise)helpful.SheapologizedforthemistakeandgaveusaspareVIProomon68topfloor.Wehadneverstayedinsuchanamazingroom,andweweren'tchargedextra.Thenextday,mybrotherandIwenttothebeach69wewatchedsomepeopleplayvolleyball.Wegotalittle70(sunburn),butthedayhadbeensorelaxingthatwedidn'tmind.第四部分寫作（共兩節(jié)，滿分35分）第一節(jié)短文改錯（共10小題；每小題1分，滿分10分）假定英語課上老師要求同桌之間交換修改作文，請你修改你同桌寫的以下作文。文中共有10處語言錯誤，每句中最多有兩處。每處錯誤僅涉及一個單詞的增加、刪除或修改。增加：在缺詞處加一個漏字符號（∧），并在其下面寫出該加的詞。刪除：把多余的詞用斜線（\）劃掉。修改：在錯的詞下劃一橫線，并在該詞下面寫出修改后的詞。留意：(1)每處錯誤及其修改均僅限一詞；(2)只允許修改10處，多者（從第11處起）不計分。ThebookI’mreadingoftalksabouttheafternoonteainBritain.Accordingtothebook,itiscalledtheafternoonteatodaystartsintheearly1800’s.Havingteainthelaterafternoonprovidedabridgebetweenlunchanddinner,whichmightnotbeingserveduntil8o’clockintheevening.Interestingly,theafternoonteacustomssoonledtoarapidgrowintheporcelainindustry.TeainChinawastraditionallydrankfromcupswithouthandles.WhenteabecamepopularityinBritain,therewasacryingneedfortheporcelainindustrytoproducecupswithhandlestosuitnewneed.其次節(jié)書面表達(dá)（滿分25分）請閱讀下面文字及圖表，并依據(jù)要求用英語寫一篇120詞左右的文章。Inarecentsurveyof300Chinesebornafter1990,54percentoftherespondentssaidtheyhadhairloss,51percenthadpoorereyesight,45percentgainedweightand35percenthadweakenedimmunity.Atthesametime,about65percentsaidtheyalwaysstayeduplate.Meanwhile,56.7percentofintervieweessaidtheydidn'tknowhowtoliveahealthylife.WuFeng,whoworksataprivatecompanyinBeijing,waswarnedinthisyear'sphysicalexaminationreportabouthyperlipemia,aconditionwhichheascribed（歸因于）tohisdietandthefastpaceofhislifeandwork."Atwork,Iusuallysitintheofficeforhourswithoutmovingmybody.AndwhenIeatatthecanteen,thefoodisquiteoily.What'smore,Iliketoorderfastfood,suchasfriedchicken,atnightwhenIworkextrahours,"Wusaid.Apost-90sprogrammerWangKehasbeenseeingabnormalparametersinhismedicalreportinthepastfewyears.Heknewhehadsomebadhabits,butitwasnoteasyforhimtochange."Iknowdrinkingtoomuchmilkteaisunhealthy,butIcouldn'tstopmyself,"hesaid.【寫作內(nèi)容】(1)用約30個單詞概述上述信息的主要內(nèi)容；(2)結(jié)合上述信息，簡要分析不健康的生活方式的危害；(3)依據(jù)你的實(shí)際狀況，談?wù)勅绾螕碛薪】档纳罘绞健！緦懽饕蟆?1)寫作過程中不能干脆引用原文語句；(2)作文中不能出現(xiàn)真實(shí)姓名和學(xué)校名稱；(3)不必寫標(biāo)題。

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