高三2024届普通高等学校招生全国统一考试 青桐鸣信息卷二英语试题

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One possible version:Nowadays,many students stay up until【写作提示】midnight,resulting in sleep debt.Here are some本文的语篇类型是记叙文，主题语境为人reasons why some students in our school have与自然。作者的妻子在户外发现了两只饥饿的such a bad habit.孤零零的浣熊，她将它们带回家。但是只有作According to the chart,academic pressure is者有时间照顾这两只浣熊。作者起初不喜欢浣the primary reason for students staying up late,熊，但通过长时间的接触，他最终喜欢上了它accounting for 65%.The second leading cause is们。两只浣熊长大后，作者最终选择将它们放addiction to phones,which makes up 20%.归大自然，但还是很担心它们的安危。Meanwhile,those suffering from insomniaaccount for 10%.根据续写第一段所给的段首句可知，作者在院子大门处发现一条有环状条纹的动物尾巴。作者认为这是什么动物呢？他是否会上前查看？再5%of them stay up late for various reasons,根据续写第二段所给的段首句可知，这只动物就such as engaging in their hobbies.是作者之前收养的浣熊Bonnie。.那么，这只浣熊The prevalence of staying up late among和作者会有怎样的互动？同学们展开合理的想象即可。students is alarming.However,our overall well-being should be prior to academic success,let根据续写第二段所给的段首句可知，作者让alone excessive technology use.儿子Jim给浣熊Bonnie拿一根香蕉，但是儿子拒绝了，并告诉作者它会自己找到食物。作者是否认同儿子的观点？作者最后是否让Bonniel回归大自然？这段经历又给作者怎样的感悟呢？第二节阅读下面材料，根据其内容和所给段落开头语One possible version:续写两段，使之构成一篇完整的短文。My son Jim would soon go to college.He desired to leave home andI spotted a ringed tail beyond the gate that openedbe independent.yet I was absent and constantly concerned about whetherhe'd take care of himself.to the woods."Look,Shirley,"I whispered.AndOne day,my wife,Shirley,found two lonely,starving raccoon (though I had no idea if it was one of our raccoons,babies in the woods and brought them home.I hated them,but I knew I hadI called,"Bonnie?Clyde?"The animal turned andto attend to themI cleaned them.made a bed,and fed them.The next morning,theylooked at us curiously.For a frozen moment,wewoke up shortly after Shirley left for her company.But I had my own workfaced off,statue-like.Then I called again,and theto do-writing books at home“Will you feed them?I asked Jim.“Sorry,I'm late for school,"he replied.animal moved in our direction.It was Bonnie,andLater,I asked an expert about raising raccoon babies."The object,"hewe went to meet her.Kneeling,I held out my hand,said,"is to take care of them until they can go back to the woods and takecare of themselves.This fall.they'll be old enough on their own."which she excitedly licked while I rubbed her neck.After that day,I became a day-care"mother"for them,and named"Is she hungry?"I wondered.them Bonnie and Clyde.Before long,they could eat bananas.When Julycame,I built a cage and moved them outdoors"Get Bonnie a banana,"I told Jim,but he said,"No.When they adjusted well,Jim suggested we free them to explore thewoods and look for food."What if they get lost or hurt?I said."Theyshe can find food on her own.""She's a big girl now.should get used to being on their own,"Jim insisted.We then left their doorDon't do anything for her that she can do foropen so they could wander during the day.At night,we called them homeherself,"Jim added.I looked at Shirley and winked.by hitting their food bowls.Still,I was concerned.One afternoon,in the yard,I spotted BonnieTall,broad-shouldered Jim wasn't talking aboutstanding on a tree,eating bananas."Be careful,"I called,rushing for a ladderraccoons.He was talking about parents.I suddenly(梯子)“Let her go,”Jim said.“She's on an adventure.Don't affect herfun.Your excessive concern will cost Bonnie all her field survival skills."realized it was time to let go.After rubbing Bonnie'sWhen September came,the raccoons were six-pound balls with ringedneck one last time,I stepped back.She sensed mytails.One evening,they didn't come home.Jim laughed at my concern.Justrelease and bounded off joyfully into the woods.the next morning,they returned.Near the end of September,they were missing for a week.I thought"Have a good life,"I called after the raccoon,athey were probably gone for good."It's a mistake to try to hold on tocreature that I once hated but left me a gift:toanything that no longer needs you,"Shirley said."What if they're introuble?"I worried.peacefully let my son go and have independence.Weeks later,Shirley,Jim,and I were in the yard.详见答案解析页注意：1.续写词数应为150左右；2.请按如下格式作答。I spotted a ringed tail beyond the gate thatopened to the woods."Get Bonnie a banana,"I told Jim,but he said."No,she can find food on her own."6