广西2022届高三高考信息卷（二）英语试题本试卷分第I卷（选择题）和第Ⅱ卷（非选择题）两部分，共150分。考试用时120分钟。第I卷（选择题，共115分）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三个选项巾选出最佳选项。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．Whatwillthewomanprobablydo?A．Gototheairportbybus．B．Hurrytogototheairportintheman'scar．C．Cancelherflight．2．Whatwillthemandothisweekend?A．Workinhisgarden．B．Gotothepicnic．C．Gotothecompany．3．Whatcanweknowfromtheconversation?A．JoeSmithhasbeenill．B．Joe'swifeisgoingtoNewYork．C．ThemanmetJoeSmithyesterday．4．Whenwillthebookprobablybeavailableinbookstores?A．InSeptember．B．InOctober．C．InNovember．5．Wherearethetwospeakers?A．Atashop．B．Atabank．C．Atahotel．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。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至7题。6．WhichofthefollowingisNOTmentionedintheconversation?A．Auckland．B．Sydney．C．TheSouthIsland．7．Whatcanweconcludefromtheconversation?A．Themanwillprobablystayinabighotel．B．ThemanwillprobablystayinasmallerhotelC．ThemanwillprobablylivewithhisfriendinNewZealand．听第7段材料回答第8至10题．8．Wheredoestheconversationprobablytakeplace?A．Attheairport．B．Atapetrolstation．C．Athome．9．Whatwouldthemanratherdo?15A．Gettheirluggage．B．Leavefortheairportearly．C．Seetheendofthefootballmatch．10．Whatdoesthewomanprefertodo?A．Makethewatchslow．B．Watchpeopleattheairport．C．Havecoffeeattheairport．听第8段材料，回答第11至13题。11．Whowillpayforthegas?A．Theman．B．Thewoman．C．Bob．12．Wherewilltheystayat?A．Theirfriend’s．B．Ahotel．C．Inthecar．13．Whenwillthespeakersleave?A．OnFriday．B．OnSaturday．C．OnSunday．听第9段材料,回答第14至17题。14．Whatblousedoesthewomanwantfirst?A．Abluecottonone．B．Abluesilkone．C．Acreamsilkone．15．Whydoesn’tthewomantaketheblousefirstmentioned?A．Becausethesizeisnotsuitable．B．Becauseit’ssoldout．C．Becauseit’snotofgoodquality．16．Whatdoesthewomanthinkofthecreamsilkblouse?A．It'sprettyandnotexpensive．B．It’sprettybutexpensive．C．It'sexpensiveandnotpretty．17．Howmuchshouldthewomanpayfortheairtickets?A．45．B．90C．450．听第810段材料，回答第18至20题。18．Whydidthespeakergiveuphishobbiesforweekends?A．Becausehetookupsonicothers．B．Becausehewastoobusy．C．Becausehelostinterestinthem．19．Whydidthespeakerdrinkmoreandstartsmoking?A．Toenjoyhimself．B．Tokeepawake．C．Togetridofstress．20．Whatwillthespeakerprobablydowithhislifestyle?A．Continueit．B．Changeit．C．Dropit．第二部分英语知识运用（共两节，满分45分）第一节单项填空（共15小题；每小题1分，满分15分）从A、B、C、D四个选项中，选出可以填入空白处的最佳选项。21．—HowdidyoulikeNick'sperformancelastnight?—___,hissingingdidn'tappealtomemuch．A．TostartwithB．TobehonestC．What'smoreD．What'sworse1522．Microblog,or"weibo",asisknowninChina,userstosendshortmessagesupto140characters,isverypopularamongyoungpeople．A．expectingB．takingC．encouragingD．allowing23．TheChinese-Americanambassadorworkshardtostrengthen_cooperationbetweenChinaandAmericaandestablish____positiveandoverallSino-U．S．relationship．A．the;theB．the;aC．a;aD．a;the24．—It'ssaidthatthewinneroftheraceisatallandthinboy．—Thenit____bemycousinLiWei,wholookslikea"meatball"．A．mustn'tB．can'tC．needn'tD．shouldn't25．Tofullyunderstandthewriter,wemustreadnotonlybetweenthelines,butsometimesthelines．A．withinB．beyondC．besideD．among26．____,thereformhasn'tbeenacceptedbyalltheChineseyet．A．ReasonableasitmaysoundB．AsitmaysoundreasonableC．AsreasonableitmaysoundD．Reasonableasmayitsound27．You'dbetterhaveyourclotheswashedassoonaspossible,oryoucan'thavecleanclothestomorrow．A．wearingB．wornC．towearD．beingworn28．Rightnow,thegovernmentshouldadoptafarmoreapproachtopushthestate'seconomyforward．A．dynamicB．apparentC．desperateD．previous29．I____myhistorythistimeyesterday．NowI____allmyworkfortoday．A．reviewedshaddoneB．wasreviewing;haddoneC．wasreviewing;havedoneD．reviewed;havedone30．Thiskindofglassesmadebyexperiencedcraftsmen____．A．areworncomfortablyB．isworncomfortableC．wearscomfortablyD．wearcomfortable31．Thatoldcastle_the14thcenturyattractsalotoftouristseveryyear．A．thatisdatedbacktoB．whichdatedfromC．fromwhichitdatesD．thatdatesbackto32．—The7theditionofOxfordAdvancedLearner'sEnglish-ChineseDictionaryhasbeenonsaleforlong．—Thanksforremindingme．I'llgoandbuyonSunday．A．itB．thatC．oneD．another33．Internationalfootballmatchesdon'talwaysbetterunderstandingbetweencountries．A．standforB．compensateforC．makeforD．accountfor34．Evidencecameup____specificspeechsoundswererecognizedbyinfantsasyoungastwomonthsold．A．whatB．whichC．thatD．whose1535．Wasitonthetrain"Harmony",whichisChina'sfirsthigh-speedone,_Johnmetwithhisforeignfriend?A．thatB．whenC．whatD．where第二节完形填空（共20小题；每小题1.5分，满分30分）阅读下面短文，从短文后各题所给的四个选项（A、B、C、D）中，选出可以填入空白处的最佳选项。Anneissixyearsolderthanme．Wewerevery36,andmymotherworkedatafactorytomakemoney．WhenMotherwasout,Annewasin37ofmeandmysister．Actually,goingtoAnnewasmuchbetterthangoingtoaparentasitwas38togetherpermissiontodothings,andshenever39uswhenwebroketherules．Sowewere40tolistentoAnneandsometimesbenefitedfromheradvice．WhenIwasseventeen,IthoughtmyonlychanceofgoingtocollegewaswhetherIcould41ascholarship（奖学金）．Ihadanimportant42forit．IwasexcitedandaskedAnne'sadviceonwhatto43．IshowedherhowIwouldsit44theholeinthebottomofmyshoewouldnotbeseen．Annesuggestedwego45andtookmetotheshoedepartment．Shetoldmeto46abeautifulpairofleathershoes．Ithoughtitwasjustfor47asneitherofushadeverownedanythingthatwassoexpensive．Sometimeswesawthesethings,butwenevercould48tobuythem．Butthistimewas49．Annehandedmetheboxedshoesandsaid,"I'11buytheseforyou．""But…"wasallIcouldsay．"Iwanttoseeyougetthat50,"shereplied．Iknewthiswasmuchmoneyforher,andshewouldprobablyhaveto51nothingbutnoodlesforatleastamonth．Iwenttotheinterviewandcrossedmylegssothatmybeautifulnewshoesshonewith52．Iwonthescholarship．Althoughtheywereniceleathershoes,Ididn'twearthemmuch53theyweresospecial．IhopeAnnedidn'tthinkIdidn'tlikethemorsomething．Aftertwentyyears,I54havethatpairofshoes,andIjustwearthemonthose55whenIneedtofeelspecial．36．A．happyB．upsetC．poorD．healthy37．A．chargeB．searchC．needD．memory38．A．quickerB．braverC．earlierD．easier39．A．punishedB．refusedC．caughtD．corrected40．A．rightB．wiseC．seriousD．willing41．A．buyB．earnC．raiseD．support42．A．experimentB．examinationC．interviewD．report43．A．answerB．showC．carryD．wear44．A．asifB．nowthatC．sothatD．evenif45．A．shoppingB．campingC．runningD．walking46．A．lookatB．tryonC．dreamofD．handin47．A．curiosityB．patienceC．funD．interest48．A．wantB．serveC．affordD．form49．A．difficultB．importantC．terribleD．different50．A．rewardB．awardC．scholarshipD．honor51．A．eatB．orderC．useD．play1552．A．wonderB．prideC．careD．doubt53．A．whenB．becauseC．soD．if54．A．stillB．evenC．neverD．hardly55．A．stagesB．groundsC．partsD．occasions第三部分阅读理解（共20小题；每小题2分，满分40分）阅读下列短文，从每题所给的四个选项（A、B、C和D）中，选出最佳选项。AHaveyoueverlookedupinthesky,admiringbirdsinflightandsayingtoyourself"Iwonderwhatkindofbirdstheyare"?ThebirdexpertswhocomefromAtwoodEnvironmentalEducationCenterinRockford．theUSarehelpful．Alotofbirdswerebroughttotellchildrenandadultstheknowledgeaboutbirds．Theyalsolearnedhowthebirdscametobeintheeducationprogram—mostofthemwereshotorhitbycars．Afterrecovery,thebirdscouldn'treturntothewild．Thechildrenandadultswholearnedaboutthemwereinsorrowandthiswassomethingtheyprobablywon'tforget．Withthispersonalexperience,herearcsometipstohelpyouidentifyahandfulofcommonbirdsyoumightsecinyourarea．Themoreyouobservebirds,themoreyoucanlearnfromthem,justlikeanyotheranimal．Vultures（秃鹫）—attheendsoftheirdarkwingstheyarctippedup,likeaslightcurl．Theirflightisnotsmooth,andtheyrock,orupanddown,backandforthduringflight．Itiscommontosecmanytogether,some-timesoverten．Eagles—theirflightissmooth,steadyandmoregracefulwhentheyareflying．It'sliketheyareflyingwithsteadywings．Oncebecomeadults,theyflyalone．Ducks—thesebirdsflap（拍打）theirwingsconstantlyandveryquickly,andhavesmaller,shorterbodies．GreatBlueHerons（苍鹭）—thesearelargebirds,withwingsofoverfivefeet．Wheninflight,theyhavedeep,powerful,slowflapsoftheirwings,withthebodyandlegsstickingstraightoutbehindthem．CanadaGeese—oncetheyfindtheirpartnersintheearlyspring,theyflyinpairs．Inmigratorytimes,theygatherinlargegroups．ThecallsoverheadfromlargegroupsofCanadaGeeseflyinginV-shapedformationshowitisspringorfall．Theyhavearatherslowerwingmovementthanduckswhenflying,anddonotmovesmooth．Sothenexttimeyouarcoutside,lookupandwonderwhatbirdisflyinginthesky,Ihopethisknowledgewillperhapshelpyoudeterminewhatexactlyitisthatyouarcadmiring．56．Whichisthethingthechildrenandadultsprobablywon'tforget?A．Thebirdexpertstoldthemdifferentkindsofbirds．B．Howthebirdscametobeintheeducationprogram．C．Manybirdswereshotbymanorhitbyvehicles．D．Mostinjuredbirdscouldn'tberecoveredanymore．57．Theauthoradvisesyoutolearnmoreaboutbirdsinyourareaby____．A．watchingbirdsasmuchaspossibleB．readingmorebooksaboutbirdsC．learningtheeducationprogramD．goingtothebirdexhibitions58．Whichbirdsmovetheirwingsquicklywhileflying?15A．Vultures．B．GreatBlueHerons．C．CanadaGeese．D．Ducks.59．WhatisspecialaboutCanadaGeeseintheearlyspring?A．Theyflywithsteadywings．B．TheyenjoyflyinginacoupleC．TheyflyinV-shapedformation．D．Theygatherinlargegroups．BItwasspringtime,theflowerswereinbloom,andthebirdsweresinging．Ihadbeenconfined（限制）tomyhousebecauseofarecentminorsurgeryandhadnotbeenabletoenjoythebeautifulspringsunshine．Thatfinedaywastheonlydayoftheweekwithoutrain．Iopenedthedoorandtookaseatinmyrockingchairandbegantosoak（浸泡）inthewonderfulsun．SuddenlyInoticedthatthehouseoppositeminehadbeenoccupied．Andoldladywasinfrontofthedoor．someflowersbesideherwerebeautifulIndeed,andIwalkedtowardsher．Shelookedtobeinherearlyeightiesandhadtheprettiestwhitehaironherhead．"Hi!MynameisKarmen．"Isaidsmilingbrightlyattheoldlady．Shesmiledback．"Well．helloKarmen．I'mHenrietta．"Hervoicewasverystrongforsomeoneatherage．Ms．HenriettaandIspentalotoftimetogetherenjoyingthebeautifulspringweather．WhenIwaswellagain．Iwouldvisitherandhelpherwithherchoresandsometimesshetreatedmesomedeliciousfood．Ilearnedshewasallaloneandhadnofamilyorrelativestohelpher．Ayearhadpassed,andIconsideredMs．Henriettatobeoneofmyverybestfriends．OnedayIwalkedoverformymorningvisitandknockedatthedoor．butnooneanswered．Iknockedagain．andshestilldidn'tappear．ShehadgivenmeakeytoherhomebecauseshehadsaidIwasthedaughtersheneverhad:so1letmyselfin．Icheckedherlivingroomandthenherkitchen．Ifinallywentintoherbedroom,andshewaslyingpeacefullyinherlied．Besidehertherewasanote,herwillwhichsaidallthatshehadwouldbelongtome．Iwenttoherbedsideandweptsadly．HowImissedher!Ms．Henrietta'smemorialservicewasbeautiful．Iwillmissherdearly,andeveryspringIlookatthebeautifulflowersandrememberthewonderfulfriendshipbetweenus．60．Whydidtheauthorhavetostayathomeinthatspring?A．Itrainedforhalfamonth．B．Shehadbeenoperatedon．C．Itwasagoodchancetomeetherneighbor．D．Shewantedtoenjoythespringsunshine．61．Whatdoestheunderlinedword"chores"inParagraph3probablymean?A．Regularshopping．B．Sunbathing．C．Diarywriting．D．Dailyhousework．62．Ms．Henriettadidn'tanswerthedoorthatmorningbecause____．A．shewasverysickandlyinginbedB．sheslepttoosoundlytohearanythingC．shewasinthekitchenandheardnothingD．shepassedaway15thenightbefore63．WhichofthefollowingcanmostpossiblyprovethatMs．Henriettalookedupontheauthorasheronlydaughter?A．Shegavetheauthorthekeytothedoorofherhouse．B．Sheandtheauthorspentmuchtimestayingtogether．C．Shelefttheauthorallthepossessionsthatsheowned．D．Shetreatedtheauthordeliciousfoodsometimes．CThetypesofthingswerememberaredifferent.Althoughwetendtoremembergoodthingsinourlives,badthingshaveawayofsneakingup(悄悄接近)onus.OnesuchthingIrememberhappenedwhenIwas10yearsold.Idecidedtoridemybicycleoveranear-bystream．Icarefullyplannedtheadventure,andaskedmyfriendstogothereandhaveawatch．Thiswasgoingtobemymoment!Istartedridingdownthehill,pickingupspeedandthenpulleduponthehandlebars（自行车把手）attheprecisemomentandlandedface-firstintothemuddystream!ThatpainfulmomentisonethatIwillneverforget．AslongasIlive．IwillrememberTiepainandembarrassmentatthatmoment．Whenwedosomethingstupidorthoughtless,ithasawayofstickingwithus．Fortunately,goodmemorieshaveawayofover-ridingTiebadones．IhavememoriesthatIgladlyremember,likewhathappenedtoday．Ihadmyfirstconversationwithmysontoday．Itwasnotanythingprofound．Itwasasimpleconnectionbetweenfatherandson．Itwasoneofthosebondingmomentsthatyoucan'tplanorforce．Theyjusthappenontheirown．Iwaswalkingintothelivingroomwheremysonsatinbedwatchingtelevisionattentively．Thenhelookedupatmeandpointedtothetelevisionandbabbled（含糊地说）something．IaskedhimitliewaswatchingSpongeBob（海绵宝宝）andhenoddedhisheadandsaid．"Yes．"Itwasatthatmomentthathiseyeslitupanditwasasifwebothrealizedwehadcommunicated．AndhowhappyIwas!Sure．ateighteenmonths,heprobablydidnotrealizewhatcommunicationwaslike．butInsjoyatthatmomentwasevident．ItwasamomentIwillrememberallmylife．Goodorbad,memoriescanlastalifetime．Asforanunpleasantmemory．thoughwecan'tforgetitwecangetlessonsfromitanditislikeamirrorthatwillwarnusagainstmakingsuchmistakesagain．Asforagoodmemory,weshouldtryourbesttoenjoyitduringourlifetime．Suchmomentsarethetreasuresthatwestoreupforever．64．Theauthorwillalwaysrememberwhathappenedwhenhewastenbecausehe.A．drewupacarefulplanbeforetakingarideB．madeafoolofhimselfinfaceofhisfriendsC．hurthimselfseriouslywhileridingdownthehillD．succeededintakingabigadventureoverastream65．Howdidtheconversationbetweentheauthorandhissonhappen?A．Ithappenedofitself．B．Hecausedittohappen．C．Itwascarefullyplanned．D．Heforcedittohappen．66．Whywastheauthorsohappywhenhearinghisson'sanswer"Yes"?15A．Becausehissonrespectedtheauthorandwasveryunderstanding．B．Becauseitwasthefirsttimehecommunicatedwithhislittleson．C．Becausehislittlesondidn'tmaketroubleandbehavedquitewell．D．BecausehissoncouldunderstandthemeaningofSpongeBob．67．Theauthormainlytellsusinthelastparagraphthat.A．one'smemoriescanlastallone'slifetimeB．weshouldforgettheunpleasantmemoriesC．goodmemoriesarethetreasuresofourlifeD．howweshoulddealwithourmemoriesDTheymaystillbeintheprime（全盛时期）oftheirlives-butformanyyoungadults,their20sand30sarenowatimeofpanicandself-doubtastheysuffera"quarter-lifecrisis（青年危机）"．Facedwithtoomuchchoice,theyareexperiencingthetraditionalsymptomsofamid-lifecrisisearlier,aresearchsuggests．Today'syoungadultsoftenstrugglewithmanyoptionsavailable,whichdrivethemtofeelanxiety,depressionandasenseofbeingtrappedor"10ckedinto"amarriageorajobthatdoesn'tfeelright．Andthephenomenonappearstobemorecommonthaninthepast,accordingtoOliverRobinson,aresearcherfromGreenwichUniversity．DrRobinson,whointerviewed50peopleagedbetween25and35abouttheircopingdifficulties,said,"Youarenowmorefootloose（自由自在的）tomakechangesinearlyadulthoodthanIthinkyouoncewere．"Thereisgreaterfluidity（流动性）inthejobworld,greaterfluidityinmarriage．Thisfluidityhasmeantmajorlifechangesaremoreacceptable．Inthepastifamajorlifechangeweretooccuritwouldhappeninmidlife．"Pressuretomeetparents'demandscanaddtothesenseofcrisisamongtoday'syoungadults,"hesaid．"Itisaboutpeoplefeelingafrenetic（狂乱的）needtogetajob,makemoneyandbesuccessfulquickly,anditlinkstothedemandingnatureofpeopleintheir20sand30swhowantitall．Theyarenothappywithanordinary,dull,conventionallife．"Whileamajorre-evaluationoflifechoicescanbeunsettling（令人不安的）,itseemstobeworthitintheend,theBritishPsychologicalSociety'sannualconferencesaid．DrRobinsonsaidsettingtheclockbackonadulthoodandstartingagainbroughtasenseoffreedom．Andthosewhohavesuffered-orareintemidstof-a“quarter-lifecrisis"willbegladtoknowthatitcutstheirchancesofsufferingaproper"mid-lifecrisis"lateron．68．Whatmakesmanyyoungadultsexperiencethetraditionalsymptomsofamid-lifecrisisearlier?A．Experiencingthefluidityinthejob．B．Feelinganxietyanddepression．C．Beingtrappedintoamarriage．D．Facingtoomanyoptions．69．Fromthepassagewecandrawtheconclusionthat.15A．re-valuationofthechoicesoflifeisunworthyB．majorlifechangesusedtohappenduringone'smiddleageC．thesenseofcrisisamongpeopleisgettingmoreseriousD．theadvantageofa"quarter-lifecrisis"ismakingpeopleliveapeacefullife70．Whatdoesthepassagechieflytalkabout?A．Amajorre-evaluationoflifechoices．B．Tewaysofavoidinga"quarter-lifecrisis"．C．Howtogetoverpanicandself-doubtinlife．D．Mostyoungadultssufferingfroma"quarter-lifecrisis"．71．Thetextismostprobablya（an）.A．sciencenewsreportB．entertainmentreportC．sciencefictionstoryD．bookreviewEThegovernmentwarnedconsumersThursdaythatwaterwalkingballs,arecreationalactivitythathasgainedpopularityinrecentyears,areunsafeandcouldleadtosuffocation（窒息）ordrowning．TheConsumerProductSafetyCommissionsaiditisurgingconsumerstostopparticipatingintheactivityandthecommissiondoesnotknowofanysafewaytousetheseproducts．Theinflatable,see-throughspheres（球）arecommonatamusementparks,mallsandfairsintheUS,AustraliaandEurope．Theyarefrequentlyusedbychildren．Ariderclimbsinsidetheplasticbubble,similartoagianthamsterball（仓鼠球）,andstandsup．Theballissealedwithazipperandfloatsinapooloralake．Astheriderwalksinsidetheball,theballrollsalongthetopofthewater．Thecommissionsaidthatithasinformedstateofficialsoftherisksassociatedwiththeproductsandtheyalsoencouragedstateofficialsnottopermittherideintheirstate．Onekeyconcernisthelackofanemergencyexit．sothewaterballscanbeopenedonlybyapersonoutsideoftheball,thecommissionsaid．Thecommissionsaiditisawareoftwoincidentsinwhichpeoplewerehurt．Inthefirst,a5-year-oldgirlinKingston,Mass,passedout（昏迷）lastyearwhileinsideaballforabrieftime;intheother,ayoungboysufferedabrokenarmwhentheballhewasinfelloutofashallowabove-groundpoolandlandedonthehardground．Manufactures,fortheirpart,saythewaterwalkingballsaresafe．"Therearenowhundredsofthousandsofthewaterballsaroundtheworldbeingusedsafely,"saidCharlesB．Jones,headofVialeCampaniainMonza,Italy,whoclaimstohaveinventedthewatersphere14yearsago．"The6．5-footwaterwalkingballscontainabout90minutes'oxygen,"hesaid．Aridetypicallylastsfivetosevenminutes．72．Waterwalkingballsareconsideredunsafemainlydueto____．A．gettingbrokeneasilyB．lackofenoughoxygen15C．lackofanemergencyexitD．waterinthelakeorpoolbeingshallow73．Howmanyridescanonewaterwalkingballbeusedbykidsatmost?A．14．B．16．C．18．D．20．74．Fromthepassagewecanlearnthat____．A．waterwalkingballsareplayeda@aroundtheworldB．themanufacturersthinktheirproductsneedredesigningC．waterwalkingballshavebeenbannedinallthestatesD．thecommissionhasrealizedthepotentialdangerfromtwoincidents75．Whichofthefollowingisthebesttitleofthepassage?A．HamsterballisthemostpopularsportB．HowtoplaywithwaterwalkingballsC．WalkingonwaterinballsisnotsafeD．Thetipsonplayingwithwaterwalkingballs第Ⅱ卷（非选择题，共35分）第四部分写作（共两节，满分35分）第一节短文改错（共10题;每小题1分，满分10分）此题要求改正所给短文中的错误。对标有题号的每行作出判断:如无错误，在该行右边横线上画一个勾（√）如有错误（每行只有一个错误），则按下列情况改正:该行多一个词:把多余的词用斜线（）划掉，在该行右边横线上写出该词，并也用斜线划掉。该行缺一个词:在缺词处加一个漏词符号（∧），在该行石边横线上写出该加的词。该行错一个词:在错的词下划一横线，在该行石边横线上写出改正后的词。注意：原行没有错的不要改。Ithinkitistimethatwedosomethingtohelp76.animals.Firstly,thefurfarmsshouldbeclose.77.Animalsshouldnotbekeptinsmallplaces,and78.treatedcruel.Theyshouldbegiventherightto79.liveinthewildwheretheyarebelong,Secondly,80.thegeneralpublicshouldnotsellfurcoats.Ifthere81.isnolongerademandatthecoats,factorieswill82.stopmakingit.Thiswouldsavethelivesofmany83.animals,someofthathavealmostdiedoutasaresult84.ofwhatwehavedonethem.Pleasegivethemachance.85.第二节书面表达（满分25分）15最近，你校学生会发起了"杜绝食堂浪费"的活动，要求各班举办英语主题班会。请你按照下面要点提示准备一篇英语演讲稿。1．列举学校食堂浪费现象;2．陈述浪费造成的不良后果;3．号召同学们从自身做起，杜绝浪费。注意:1．词数100左右，演讲稿的开头和结尾已写好，但不计入总词数。2．可适当发挥，使行文连贯。Dearclassmates,MayIhaveyourattention,please?I’dliketotalkabouttheproblemofwasteinourcanteen. 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