湖南省常德朗州高级中学2022届高三英语第四次月考试卷本试题卷分四个部分。时量120分钟。满分150分。PartⅠListeningComprehension(30marks)SectionA（22.5marks）Directions:Inthissection,youwillhearsixconversationsbetweentwospeakers.Foreachconversation,thereareseveralquestionsandeachquestionisfollowedbythreechoicesmarkedA,BandC.Listencarefullyandthenchoosethebestanswerforeachquestion.YouwillheareachconversationTWICE.Example:Whenwillthemagazineprobablyarrive?A.WednesdayB.ThursdayC.FridayTheanswerisB.Conversation11Wherecantheconversationtakeplace?A.Atabookstore.B.Inthecinema.C.Atarailwaystation.2Howlongshouldtheywaitforatleast？A.14minutes.B.40minutes.C.50minutes.Conversation23What’sthedate?A.January4th.B.April1st.C.April14th.4Whenwilltherebeanexam?A.Today.B.Tomorrow.C.OnApril14th.Conversation35.Whatdoesthewomanthinkoftheswimmingpool?A.Notgood.B.Justsoso.C.Good.6.Whatmaynotbethereasonwhythewomangoesthere?A.Thepriceislow.B.Lotsofequipmentisprovided.C.Thetrainersareverycute.Conversation47.Howmanypeoplecanthecakeserve?A.10.B.20.C.Notmentioned.8What’sinthecake?A.Chocolate.B.Cherries.C.Strawberries.9What’sthecakefor?-13-A.Ameeting.B.Awedding.C.Aparty.Conversation510.Whichclubisgoingtotakeinnewmembers?A.Thedramaclub.B.Thereadingclub.C.Themovieclub11.Whyisitgoingtoacceptalotofnewmembers?A.Itneedsnewmemberseveryyear.B.Ithasn’ttakeninnewmembersforages.C.Ithasjustbeenfounded.12.Whocanapplyforit?A.Anyone.B.Boystudents.C.Girlstudents.Conversation613.Howlongdotheyhavetoworkperday?A.7hours.B.8hours.C.9hours.14.Whendidthedepartmentmeetingheld？A.EveryFridaymorning.B.EveryFridaynoon.C.EveryFridayafternoon.15.Howarethesalariespaid?A.IncashB.Intothecreditcards.C.Intothebankaccounts.SectionB(7.5marks)Directions：Inthissection，youwillhearashortpassage.Listencarefullyandthenfillinthenumberedblankswiththeinformationyou’veheard.FillineachblankwithNOMORETHANTHREEWORDS.YouwillheartheshortpassageTWICE.Newtechnologyaims●Toremovefears,and16._______memories●Tohelppeople17_______.HowitfunctionItworksonaproteinthatisimportantfor18________formation.Applicationpossibilities●Thetestwereonlydoneon19________.●Itcouldbeyearsbeforetheyusethetechnologyon20_________.PartIILanguageKnowledge(45marks)SectionA(15marks)Directions:ForeachofthefollowingunfinishedsentencestherearefourchoicesmarkedA,B,CandD.Choosetheonethatbestcompletesthesentence.Example:-13-Thewildflowerslookedlikeasoftorangeblanketthedesert.A.coveringB.coveredC.coverD.tocoverTheanswerisA.21.Hehashadhisradio_____,sohecanlistentomusicagain.A.repairB.repairingC.torepairD.repaired22.I_____inthecountrysidefor20years,butnowI’vegotusedtothecitylifenow.A.liveB.havelivedC.havebeenlivingD.lived23.Thesuggestion_____bytheforeignexpertwasadoptedbythemanager.A.beingmadeB.madeC.makingD.tobemade24.__iseasytoimaginethatsomeonefromChinamightfollowinMr.Gate’sfootsteps.A.ThisB.AsC.ThatD.It25.__________,Ithink,andyou’llfallintothewell.A.SolongasyoutakeonemorestepB.IfyoutakeonemorestepC.OnemorestepD.Takingonemorestep26.Hetriedhardtogetthecarstartedbut___.A.invainB.insuccessC.ineffectD.infailure27.ThelovelydogistheonlyoneofherpetsJuliawillhave_________onherbed.A.itsleepB.itsleepingC.sleptD.sleeping28.Wasitnotuntilyoubegantowork______howmuchtimeyouhadwasted?A.didyourealizeB.thatyourealizeC.thatyoudidn’trealizeD.thatyourealized29.Inaroomabovethestore,whereaparty,someworkerswerebusilysettingthetable.A.wastobeheldB.hasbeenheldC.willbeheldD.isbeingheld30.Itiswrittenclearlyintherequirementsthatallpassengers______checkontoboard30minutesbeforetheplanetakesoff.A.mayB.canC.shallD.will31.If_________toolong,theVitaminCinthemwillbedestroyed.A.cookedB.vegetablescookC.beingcookedD.vegetablesarecooked32.Ourschoolforbids,thatistosay,wearenotallowedatschool.A.tosmoke;tosmokeB.student’stosmoke;smokingC.tosmoke;student’ssmokingD.students’smoking;tosmoke-13-33.Isthisresearchcentre________wevisitedthemodernequipmentlastyear?A.whereB.thatC.theonethatD.which34.________inmypresentwork,Iwouldbequitewillingtodowhatyouaskmeto.A.IfIamnotengagedB.WereInotengagedC.IfIdidn’tengageD.Didn’tIengage35.---Doyouknowwhenthemansheisreferringto____________?---Thisevening,Ithink.A.comingB.willcomeC.hascomeD.comeSectionB(18marks)Directions:ForeachblankinthefollowingpassagetherearefourwordsorphrasesmarkedA,B,CandD.Fillineachblankwiththewordorphrasethatbestfitsthecontext.MyfatherpassedawaywhenIwaslessthantwoyearsold.AsIwasaboutfouryearsold,mymom36____.IthoughtshewasgoingawayforawhilebutIwastoo37_____tounderstandhowlongitwouldtake.Wewould38______onthephoneandshewouldalwaystellmethatIwouldseehersoon.Ialsorememberwhenmy39_____hadeventsallparentswouldcometoschoolbutatthattimeminewasneverthere.Ithadbeensevenyearsofnot40______her.ThenwhenIcamebackschoolIgotsomevery41____news.Iremembertheexactwordsmygrandmatoldme.“Youaregoingtobeabletolivewithyourmomsoon,”shesaid.ThedayIsawmymomwaswhatIwould42____forget.Shewaswearingasuitabledressandsandals(凉鞋).As43____asshesawmeshehuggedmereallytightwhilecryingandsodidI.Mymomfinallyaccomplishedourdreamthatwe44______togetherinabetterapartmentsheboughtinthebigcity.NowIunderstandwhyshewantedmetodobetter.Itwouldbeashameforastudenttowastetimeandtakeschoolforgranted.Iamgratefulforwhatmymomhasgivenme.Sheismyhero.Shehastaughtmenotto45_____.Nomatterhowharditis.Shehasmademeknowonlyperseverance(坚持不懈)canleadto46_______,whichI’llkeepinmind47______thoughIhavebecomeasuccessfulpersonnow.36.A.graduatedB.wonC.leftD.died37.A.foolishB.confused[CtiredD.little38.A.wishB.talkC.shoutD.cry39.A.classB.grandmaC.familyD.friend40.A.missingB.imaginingC.seeingD.mentioning41.A.promisingB.sadC.puzzlingD.exciting42.A.neverB.seldomC.usuallyD.sometimes43.A.fastB.farC.longD.soon-13-44.A.visitedB.livedC.stoodD.played45.A.stopoutB.giveupC.breakdownD.lookdown46.A.competitionB.respectC.successD.greatness47.A.foreverB.alreadyC.finallyD.constantlySectionC(12marks)Directions:Completethefollowingpassagebyfillingineachblankwithonewordthatbestfitsthecontext.Itdrewtheworld’sattentionwhenahugegarbageislandwasfoundinthemiddleofthePacific.Now,researchershavereturnedtotheareaandsay48______isgettingworse.Researchersspend30dayslivingonaboatinthearea,49______havebeentakenaplanetotakeimagesfromthesky.“Ourresearchcrewiscurrentlyliving50_____oneofthemostpollutedareasoftheworld,”theteam,founded51_____CharlesMoore,whofirstdiscoveredtheproblem,said.“Thisplaceis1,000milesawayfromtheland.Thepersistence(持续)andincreasingquantityofplasticdebris(碎片)hascreatednewhabitats-----plasticsreefs(礁)thatseacreatureshavemade52____homes,”theteamsaid.Theteamhasalreadyfoundone，called“FloatingIsland”,53_____theybelieveweighs7,000kg.“It’sshowingsignsofpermanence,”Mooresaid.“Therewillbe54_____newfloatingworldinouroceans55_______wedon’tstoppollutingthemwithplastics.”PartⅢReadingComprehension(30marks)Directions:Readthefollowingthreepassages.Eachpassageisfollowedbyseveralquestionsorunfinishedstatements.ForeachofthemtherearefourchoicesmarkedA.B.CandD.Choosetheonethatfitsbestaccordingtotheinformationgiveninthepassage.ADogsareamazingcreaturesandLilica,aBrazilianhomelessdog,isaperfectexampleofthat.Shelivesinajunkyardandhasmadeafewfriendsthere,andshemakessureherfriendsnevergohungry.Everynight,Lilicawalksfourmilesinthedark,bravingtherushhourstraffic,justtobringfoodbacktootheranimalsinthejunkyard.Lilicawasabandonedwhenshewasjustapuppy.Asshegrew,shebecamefriendswithalltheotheranimalsinthejunkyard.Threeyearsago,Lilicagavebirthto-13-eightpuppies.Sheknewshehadtofindawaytoprovidefoodforherchildren.That’swhenshestartedgoingoutatnight,walkingfourmiles,insearchoffood.Duringoneofhernightlytravels,Lilicawasluckyenoughtomeetdog-loverLucia.LuciasaidshenoticedLilicawalkingaroundthestreetsandrealizedthepoordogwaslookingforfoodsoonenight,sheofferedabagoffoodbuttohersurprise,whenthedogfinishedeating,shetookthebagawayagain.“Fromthenon,that’showwedoit.”Oneday,LuciafollowedLilicaanddiscoveredwhyshetookthebageverynight.Itturnsoutthatshewascarryingthefoodbacktothejunkyard.ThelittledogswereeventuallyadoptedbutLilicadidn’tstop.Forthepastthreeyears,shehasbeenwalkingthefour-miledistancefromthejunkyardtoLucia’shomeeverynight.Lucialeaveshomeat9pmandwaitsforLilicaatanemptylotnearby.Thedogarrivestoeatandtakeawaythefood.Luciasaid,“Iknowshereliesonme,soit’sapromisethatIhavewithher,andapromiseshehaswithmetoobecauseshecomeseveryday.”56.WhatdoyouknowaboutLilica?A.ShewasabondondedbyLuciawhenshewasalittledog.B.Sheisahomelessdogwhoisnowlivinginajunkyard.C.Shewalkedaroundeverynighttolookforfoodforherfamily.D.Sheissokindthattheotheranimalsbringfoodforhereveryday.57.Theunderlinedword“puppy”inthesecondparagraphmeans“____”A.aluckydog.B.alonelydog.C.ayoungdog.D.Ahomelessdog.58.WhatwasLilicadoingwhenLuciafirstsawher?A.Shewaswalkingaroundthestreetslookingforfood.B.Shewasplayingwithherfriendsinthejunkyard.C.ShewaseatingsomefoodinfrontofLucia’syard.D.ShewasstealingLucia’sfoodinthekitchen.59.WhichofthefollowingwordscanbestdescribeLucia?A.Politeandfriendly.B.Impatientandrude.C.Caringandgenerous.D.Wealthybutmean.60.Whatisthepurposeofthepassage?A.Tosolveadifficultproblem.B.Togivesomepracticaladvice.-13-C.Topresentaresearchresult.D.Totellatouchingstory.BGiftednessismypassion.Sincehighschool,I’vesoughttounderstandtheheart,themind,andthesoulofthegiftedperson.I’vespentnearlyfivedecadestryingtohelpothersrecognize,understandandsupportgiftednessintheirchildren,students,customers,lovedonesandthemselves.What’sgiftednessallabout?Certainly,peoplewhorisetostardom(明星地位)inchildhoodoradultlifeareoftengifted,butmostgiftedpeopledon’tseekorachievefame.Manygiftedchildrenarehiding—tryingtoremainunnoticedbypretendingtobejustlikeeverybodyelse.Manygiftedadultsareinthehelpingprofessionsbecausetheyfeeltheneedtoeasethesufferingofothers.Butthere’recertainqualitiesofthegiftedpeoplethattranscend(超越)age,nationality,socio-economicstatus,occupations,interestsortalentdomains(领域). Giftedpeoplenotonlythinkdifferently,butfeeldifferently.Giftednessisadifferentwayofbeing,andthesedifferencesmayaffectthemthroughoutallthelife.There’ssomuchconfusionaboutthemeaningofthistermthatthemostgiftedpeoplerejecttheconceptofbeinggifted.Here’sthemostimportanttipIcangiveyou.Ifyou’reagiftedperson,thegreatestgiftyoucangivetoyourparents,children,students,lovedonesandyourselfistheappreciationofyourowngiftedness.Appreciationbeginswithrecognition.Yourfirstjobistounderstandyourself,andyou'llbeagoodrolemodelforotherswhoneedyourhelp.Consciousnessofthemeaningofgiftednessisoxygentothesoul.Youneedtoputonyourownoxygenmaskbeforeyouhelpothersputontheirs.Eachperson’sawarenesshelpstheworldbecomemoreconscious.Littlebylittle,giftednesswillcomeoutoftheclosetallovertheglobe,andwe’llbeabletoputtorestforevertheshamethathasfortoolongaccompaniedtheexperienceofbeinggifted.We’reskilledatworkingwiththeentirerangeofgiftedness.61.WhichoneisNOTtheauthorseekingforsincehighschool? A.Helpingthegiftedfindtheirspecialqualities． B.Understandingtheheart,themind,andthesoulofthegiftedperson. C.Helpingothersrecognize,understandandsupportgiftednessinpeople. D.Seekingpopularityamongthepeoplewhorisetostardominchildhoodor-13-adultlife.62.Whydosomegiftedchildrenhidetheirgiftedness?A.Becausetheyarenotreallygifted. B.Becausetheydon’twanttobeknowntoothers.C.Becausetheywanttobefamousjustlikeeverybodyelse.D.Becausetheydon’thaveconsciousnessofthemeaningofgiftedness.63.Youcangiveyourgreatestgifttothefollowingonesexcept___________. A.yourneighborB.theonesyoulove C.thepersonsyouteachD.yourdirectandcloserelatives64.Whichofthefollowingisthefirststeptothegiftedpeople’ssuccess?A.Others’awareness. B.Theirrecognitionofothers. C. Theirunderstandingofthemselves.D.Theirappreciationofthemselves.65.What’sthegeneralideaofthepassage?A.Themeaningofgiftedness.B.Helpingthegiftedpeople.C.Thelifestylesofgiftedpeople.D.Theentirerangeofgiftedness.CAlaska’sArcticlakesnowfreezelaterandmeltearlierintheyearthanin1950，makingthemlosewatereasilythroughevaporation(蒸发)andpossiblyaddingtolocalwarming，anewstudyfinds.ThewintericeseasonnearBarrow，Alaska，ismuchshorterinthisyearthanthatin1950,researchersreportedinthejournalTheCryosphere.Lakeiceisalsothinnereachwinter.ThescientistssurveyedalotoflakesontheNorthSlope,thetundra-covered(冻土覆盖的)regionwherepermafrost(timelesslyfrozenground)andshallowlakesdominatethearea.In2022，thelakeicewas38percentthinnerthanin1950,and22percentfewerlakesfrozethroughtotheirbottoms．“Whenwesawtheactualnumberswewereshockedathowdramaticthechangehasbeen,”leadstudyauthorCristinaSurdu,oftheUniversityofWaterlooinCanada,saidinastatement.Surduandherco-authorsanalyzedthechangesinlake-icethicknessandicecoverwithsatelliteimagesandclimatemodelsimulations(模拟)(satelliteimagesareonlyavailablefrom1991).TheclimatemodelssuggesttheArcticlakesfrozealmostsixdayslaterandbrokeupabout18daysearlierinthewinterof2022comparedwiththewinterof1950.“ThechangesiniceandtheshortenedwinteraffectNortherncommunitiesthatdependon-13-iceroadstotransportgoods,”Surdusaid.Forexample,everywinter,oilcompaniesbuildroadsoverfrozenlakestocarrysuppliestoPrudhoeBay.“Thedramaticchangesinlakeicemayalsocontributetofurtherwarmingoftheentireregion,becauseopenwateronlakescontributestowarmerairtemperatures,eveniftoalesserextentthanopenseawater,”Surdusaid.TheArcticiswarmingtwiceasfastastherestoftheplanet，forreasonsthatmayincludeitslayeredatmosphere,whichkeepsheat,andthelossofseaiceandsnowcover,whichhelpsreflectthesun’senergy.66.Whatdoesparagraph1mainlytellus?A.Alaska’sArctic1akesnowfreezeearlierandmelt1ater． B.Alaska’slocalwarmingisreducingsharply． C.ThewintericeseasonofAlaska’sArcticlakesshortens. D.Alaska’sArcticlakesholdmorefleshwaterthanbefore．67.Whatcanwelearnfromthepassage?A.Climatechangesweremuchmoreobviousin2022． B.Permafrostmeltsgraduallyintheseyears．C.Lakeicewasthickerin2022thanthatin1950．D.AgreatnumberoflakesspreadacrossNorthSlope．68.Accordingtothepassage，thegreatchangesofAlaska’sArcticlakes_____________． A.aretotallybeyondSurdu’sexpectations B.arecompletelywithinSurdu’sexpectations C.comeasnosurprisetoSurduandherco-authors D.comeasgreatexcitementtoSurdu69.ThewintericeseasonsofArcticlakesin2022was_______?A.6daysshorterthanthatin1950.B.12daysshorterthanthatin1950． C.18daysshorterthanthatin1950.D.24daysshorterthanthatin1950．70.ThereasonswhytheArcticbecomesmuchwarmeraredueto_______?①itslayeredatmosphere②thelossofsnowcover③seawaterevaporation④thelossofseaiceA.①③④ B.①②④C.②③④ D.①②③PartⅣWriting(45marks)-13-SectionA(10marks)Directions:Readthefollowingpassage.Fillinthenumberedblanksbyusingtheinformationfromthepassage.WriteNOMORETHANTHREEWORDSforeachanswer.Thepressingissueofglobalwarminghasmadeitnecessaryforustolookatotherrenewablesourcesofenergy.Windenergyisarenewablesourceofenergyanddoesn’tproducetoxicby-products(有毒的副产品),asisthecasewithfossilfuels.However,itstillhasbadside.Thebiggestissueconcerningwindenergyisitsunreliability.Therecanbeperiodswhenadequateelectricityisproducedonaccountofstrongwind,andtherecanalsobeperiodsoflull(间歇),wherenoelectricitycanbeproducedfordays,becauseoftheabsenceofwind.Asdiscussedbefore,duetothelullnatureofwindenergy,itneedstobestored,orusedasasubstitutefortheconventionalsourcesofenergy.However,storingitisquiteexpensive,andcountrieshavetorelyonfossil-fuelfactoriestomeettheirenergyneeds.Theclaimthatthisenergywillleadtocreationofmorejobsisn’tacceptedbymostpeople.Theypointouttothefactthatawindpowerfactoryneedslotsofworkersonlyduringitsconstruction,andonceitisbuilt,itneedsonlyafewmaintenanceworkers(维修工).Therehavebeenreportsinthepastaboutthedangerthatwindmills(风车)posetobirds.Duetotheheightofthewindmills,birdsareoftenonacollisioncoursewiththem,andalargenumberofdeathshaveoccurredduetothisreason.Installation(安装)ofwindmillshasfacedviolentoppositionfrompeoplelivinginnearbyareas,wherethewindpowerfactorieshavebeensuggested.Oneofthemainreasonsfortheiroppositionisthat,windmillsdocausesomelevelofnoisepollution.Windenergycertainlyisoneofthebrighthopesforourfuture.Althoughwindenergyhascertainlimitations,thereisnoreasonwhyweshouldgiveuponthisrenewableandcleansourceofenergy,andstoptheeffortsfrommakingittoitsfullpotential.TitleWindenergyIntroductionWindisakindofenergywhichis71________________andclean-13-72_______Itisnot73__________.Sometimeswindis74__________whenhumansneedit.Itisexpensivetostoreit.Humanhavetospend75________instoringwindenergy.Thusmanycountriesstilldependonfossil-fuelfactories.Itcan’toffer76__________Whenawindplantisbeing77___________manyworkersareneededAfterthat,onlyafewworkersareneededinfact.Itis78_______tobirds.Windmillskillagreatnumberofbirdsbecauseofcollision.Itwillcausenoisepollution.Manypeopledon’tagreewindmillsshouldbesetupneartheirneighborhoodbecausetheyare79_________.ConclusionAlthoughwindenergyhasmanydisadvantages,humanstillshouldmakeeffortsto80______________ofitinthefuture.SectionB(10marks)Directions:Readthefollowingpassage,Answerthequestionsaccordingtotheinformationgiveninthepassage.PeopleintheUShaveaspecialcamptogotothissummer.Thosewhoaretiredofthesocialmediaandwanttounplug(不插电)foracoupleofdayscanconsidergoingtoafast-growingsummercampthreehoursoutsideofSanFrancisco.Checkingintothecampinvolveshandingoveryourpersonalelectronicstovolunteersinwhitelabcoats.CampGroundednowinitssecondyear,offersattendeesabreakfromthenoiseofsocialmedia.Therulesofthiscampareclear:Noshoptalk,noalcohol,andmostimportantly,nophones,computers,tabletsorwatches.Co-founderLeviFelixhasstresseditisnotjustanexperiencefortechworkers,althoughcurrentandformerSiliconValley(硅谷)employeesmakeupthebiggestpartoftheattendees.Thisyear,campersrangedfromcollegegraduatestoretirees.Inrecentyears,the“unpluggingmovement”cameintovogue(流行).Inotherwords,itreallyreceivedmoreandmorepopularity------althoughithasbeencriticizedbythepressforcausing“postmoderntechno-anxiety”andfailingtorecognizethepositiveimpactsoftechnology.EachMarch,thousandsofpeopleunplug-13-fromtheirdevicesfor24hours,aspartofaneventorganizedbythenonprofitorganizationReboot.Tech-freegetawayoptionslikeCampGroundedaregrowingintheUS.WithnoiPhonesorcomputerstodistractthem,campersatCampGroundedparticipateinallkindsofinterestingactivitiesfeaturingyoga,laughingcontestsandwritingcourses.Butformanyoftheparticipants,themostexcitingactivityisconversation.Campersadoptnicknamesandareforbiddentotalkaboutworkordisclosingtheirage.Felixsaysthattheaimofthecampisnottobreakawayfromthemodernsociety“Westillliveinthemodernsociety.It’snotaboutnotusingtechnology.It’saboutbeingincontrolofusingitandit’sallaboutwhatyoudowhenthedevicesaregone.”81.Howdopeopledealwiththeirpersonalelectronicswhenattendingthecamp?(Nomorethan8words)_______________________________________________________________82.Whomadeupthebiggestpartoftheattendeesofthefirstcamp?(Nomorethan7words)_______________________________________________________________83.Whyhasthecampbeencriticizedbythepress?(Nomorethan15words)_______________________________________________________________84.Listthreeactivitiesattendeeswilldointhecamp.(Nomorethan8words)_______________________________________________________________SectionC(25marks)Directions:WriteanEnglishcompositionaccordingtotheinstructionsgivenbelowinChinese.仔细读下面的英文句子后，结合自己的经历写一篇不少于120词的英语作文。Ifyougiveupwhenit’swinter,youwillmissthepromise(生机)ofthespring,thebeautyofyoursummer,andtheharvestofyourfall.注意：作文中不要出现真实姓名和班级。-13-常德朗州高级中学2022届高三第四次月考英语参考答案听力部分(1.5’×20=30分)1-5.CBBAC6-10.ABCCA11-15.BABAC16.painful/unhappy17.livebetterlives18.memory19.mice20.humans单项选择(1’×15=15分)21---35,DDBDCADDACDDABB完型填空（1.5’×12=18分）36-47CDBACDADBBCA完型填空II（1.5’×8=12分）48,it.49.and50.in51.by52.their53.which54.a55.if阅读理解（2’×15=30分）56-60BCACD61-65DBACB66-70CDADB阅读填空（1’×10=10分）71.renewable72.Disadvantages/Shortcomings73.reliable74.absent75.lotsofmoney76.morejobs77.constructed78.dangerous79.nosiy80.makefullof简答（10分）(81，82小题各2分；83，84小题各3分)81.Givethemtovolunteersinwhitelabcoats82.CurrentandformerSiliconValleyemployees83.Becausethecampcaused“postmoderntechno-anxiety”andcouldn’trecognizethepositiveimpactsoftechnology.84.Featuringyoga,laughingcontests,writingcourses,conversation.(其中任意三个)作文（25分）：Weoftenheardsuchanencouragingword,“Nevergiveup”.Personally,apersonwhobelieveinthemselveswillkeeptryingtoachievehisgoalnomatterhowmanytimeshefails.Onereasonweshouldnevergiveupisthatifwegiveuptooeasily,wewillrarelyachieveanything.IrememberwhenIwasinJuniorschool,mygoodfriendandIwerenotgoodatEnglish。Shegaveitupbecauseshethoughtshecouldn’tlearnitwell,butIdidn’t.Ireadloudlyinthemorningandlistenedtothetapeintheevening.Afterseveralweeks,ImademuchprogressinmyEnglish.Asaresult,Iwenttothecollege,butshedroppedoutofschool.Inaword,weneedfacethedifficultiesbravelyandthenthesuccesswillcometous.-13-
