英语答案第一部分听力（满分30分）1-5CBCAB6-10BAABA11-15ABCBA16-20CABCB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）21-23ACA24-27ADCA28-31CADB32-35BCAA第二节（共5小题；每小题2.5分，共12.5分）36-40BFEGD第三部分语言运用（共两节，满分30分）第一节完形填空（共15小题；每小题1分，满分15分）41-45BCDCB46-50CCBAD51-55ADBAA第二节语法填空（共10小题；每小题1.5分，满分15分）56.Despite57.where58.isfired59.recalling60.left61.possibly62.a63.freedom64.hardest65.their第四部分写作（共两节，满分40分）第一节：应用文写作（满分15分）范文1DearChris,Howarethingsgoing?I'mwritingtodiscusswithyouaninterestingtrendinancientbuildings.ManyhistoricalChinesebuildingsarebeingthoughtfullyturnedintostylishcafes,andtheyquicklybecomepopularinternet-famousspotsforsocialmediaphotos.Ifindthisameaningfulformofpreservation.Ratherthanleavingoldstructuresempty,thisgivesthemrenewedpurposeandfundstheirupkeep.Awell-designedcafecanrespecttheoriginalarchitecture—usingtraditionalmaterialsandlayoutswhilegentlyintroducingmoderncomfort.Itbecomesalivingspacewheretraditionalheritageandmodernlifestylequietlyconverse,allowinghistorytoremainpartofourdailylives.SohaveyouseensimilarthingshappentooldbuildingsintheUK?What’syouropiniononthis?Gladtohearwhatyouthink.(125words)Yourssincerely,LiHua应用文范文2DearChris,小学、初中、高中各种试卷真题知识归纳文案合同PPT等免费下载www.doc985.comHowarethingsgoing?I'mwritingtodiscusswithyouaninterestingtrendinancientbuildings.ManyoldChinesebuildings,liketraditionalcourtyard,hadbeenturnedintocafesjustforcommercialpopularityandbecameinternet-famousspots.Tobehonest,Ifearthatwithoutcarefulbalance,werisklosingtheintangibleheritagethesespacescarry.Manycafesturningquietcourtyardsintobustlingcommercialspotswithmoderndecor,andtherealhistoricalatmospheregetslost.Theshiftsfromexperiencinghistorytoconsumingcoffeemaydisruptthespace’sculturalcoherence.Itstartstofeellesslikeaculturalsiteandmorelikejustaphotospot.Ibelievetruepreservationshouldmaintainabuilding’sstoryandcontext,notjustitsexterior.Curiousifyourcountryfacessimilardilemmas.(125words)Yourssincerely,LiHua第二节：读后续写（满分25分）Paragraph1:Atthatmoment,Susanrememberedthespoonandthepotshehadbrought.Withoutthinkingtwice,shesteppedforwardandhitthespoonagainstthepotashardasshecould.Thesuddenloudnoisebroketheforest’ssilence,startlingthewildpig.Itstoppedmovingforward,shookitshead,andsteppedback.Susankeptmakingthenoise,whileMaxandAlexfinallyreacted—shoutingandwavingtheirflashlights.Together,theycreatedenoughdisturbancetoscaretheanimalaway.Asthepigturnedandranintothedarkness,thethreefriendsfeltawaveofrelief,buttheirheartswerestillbeatingfastfromfear.Paragraph2:Seeingthepigwalkaway,theyreturnedtotheirtentimmediately.Onceinside,MaxandAlexlookedateachother,filledwithdeepregretfortheirearlierrecklessactions.Maxadmittedthattheyshouldnothaveenteredthewoodssocarelessly,hisvoicefullofapology.Heacknowledgedthattheirfoolishcuriosityhadputeveryoneindanger.AlexnoddedinagreementandthankedSusanforstayingcalmandsavingthemall.HesaidtheyshouldhavelistenedtoSusan'sadvicefromthebeginning.Susansmiled,acceptingtheirthanksandremindingthemthattheywereateam.Thatnight,theylearnedavaluablelessonaboutrespectingnatureandthinkingbeforeacting.Whenmorningcame,theypackedtheirthingsandleftthecampsite,carryingwiththemnotonlymemoriesbutalsoadeeperunderstand...