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英语试题第1页（共12页）长沙市2023年新高考适应性考试英语第一部分听力（共两节，满分30分）做题时，先将答案标在试卷上。录音内容结束后，你将有两分钟的时间将试卷上的答案转涂到答题卡上。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

三个选项中选出最佳选项。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。例：Howmuchistheshirt?A．£19.15.B．£9.18.C．£9.15.答案是C。1．Wherearethespeakers?A．Inasup

ermarket.B．Athome.C．Onafarm.2．Whatdoesthewomanaskthemantodo?A．Meetanewclient.B．Translateadocument.C．Preparemeetingmaterials.3．What

arethespeakersmainlytalkingabout?A．Anactor.B．Acase.C．Aplay.4．WhatdoesthewomanthinkofJacob?A．He’soutgoing.B．He’sco

mpetent.C．He’sexperienced.5．Whatdoesthemanmean?A．Helosthiscomputer.B．Hiscomputerisbroken.C．Hecan’thelpthewom

an.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。英语试题第2页（共12页）听第6段材料，回答第6、7题。6．WhydidAnnaaskforleave?A．Totakeavacation.B．Tosettleanaccident.C．Tolookafterherfather.7．Whendoestheconversationtakep

lace?A．OnMonday.B．OnWednesday.C．OnFriday.听第7段材料，回答第8、9题。8．Whatistherelationshipbetweenthespeakers?A．Fellowworkers.B．Bossandassis

tant.C．Customerandreceptionist.9．HowmanypeopleareexpectedtoattendSwipeWire’sannualparty?A．20.B．40.C．60.听第8段材料，回答第10至12题。10．Howdoest

hemansound?A．Anxious.B．Curious.C．Ambitious.11．Whatisthenameoftherecord-breakingpainting?A．TheQueen.B．W

ildandFree.C．TheBlueElephant.12．Whoistheownerofthepig?A．Atalentedfarmer.B．AGermanpainter.C．Ananimalrescuer.听第9段材料，回答第13至16题。13．

Whatmakesthewomanwanttoquithercurrentjob?A．Fairlylowsalary.B．Longworkinghours.C．Poorjobprospect.14．Howdidthewomanknowab

outtheposition?A．FromtheInternet.B．Fromthenewspaper.C．Fromtheinterviewer.15．Whatjobisthewomaninterestedin?A．Afa

shioneditor.B．Achiefdirector.C．Anadvertisingdesigner.16．Whatisthewomanlikelytodonext?A．Focusontheindustry.B．Checkfashioninformat

ion.C．Waitfortheinterviewresult.英语试题第3页（共12页）听第10段材料，回答第17至20题。17．Whatisthespeakerdoing?A．Introducingaprogram.B．Deliveringale

cture.C．Givingsomeadvice.18．WhatdoesMiriamMitchellplantodonextyear?A．TravelinChina.B．WorkinChina.C．Stud

yinChina.19．WhydoesLilyRabbchoosetolearnChinese?A．TomakemoreChinesefriends.B．TogetmoreworkchancesinChina.C．ToknowmoreaboutChinesefashion.20．Whatenabl

esstudentstokeepstudyingChineseaccordingtoLiuJiang?A．Theirloveforclassmatesandteachers.B．Theirinterestinthelanguag

eandculture.C．Theirexpectationsoffutureopportunities.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）阅读下列短文，从每题所给的A、B

、C、D四个选项中选出最佳选项。AStillwaitingforyourlettertoarrivebyowl(猫头鹰)?Don’tworry.YoucanstillloseyourselfinthemagicalworldofHarryPot

ter,justbyfollowingthisfour-dayroute.Day1OverviewEdinburghItwasinScotland’scapitalcitythatJ.K.Rowlingstartedtoplottheadventureso

fHarryandhisfellows.Withstonedstreets,windingalleys(小巷)andmedieval(中世纪的)architecture,thecitycertainlyhasafewthingsincommo

nwiththesettingsfromthebooksandfilms.Shewrotetheearlychaptersinvariouscafésaroundthecity’sOldTowns.Day2Ove

rviewtraveltoFortWilliamTravelbytrainfromEdinburghtoGlasgowandfromthere,andyoucantaketheWestHighlandLinet

oFortWilliam.Thisisagreatwaytoseesomefamousspotsfromthewindow,includingthemysteriousRannochMoor,theplacewhereDeathEatersboardthetraininthemovi

eHarryPotterandTheDeathlyHallows.Day3OverviewallaboardtheHogwartsexpressWitnessthesweepingcinematicscenerystraight

outoftheeightsuccessfulfilmsbybookingaseatontheJacobiteSteamTrain,whichtravelsfromFortWilliamtoMallaigalong英语试题第4页（共12页）theWestHighlandLine.Stopforlu

nchinMallaigandthenmakethereturnjourneytoFortWilliam.Pleasebesuretobookthesteamtraininadvance,asitis

averypopularexperience.ItopensfortheseasoninApril.Day4OverviewlakesandvalleysInthefilms,mysterious,mistylandsc

apesframe(衬托)thebackgroundofHarry’stale,soit’snosurprisethattheproducerschosetheHighlandsformanyscenes.Spendadaywanderingthroughsomeofthesebeautif

ulspotsandfeelthemagicalatmosphere.21．WheredidJ.K.RowlingfirststarttocreateHarryPotter?A．InMallaig.B．InEdinburgh.C．InGlasgow.

D．InFortWilliam.22．Whatareyourequiredtodoifyouwanttotakethesteamtrain?A．Havelunchearlierthanusual.B．Learnaboutthereturnticket.C．Makeareservatio

nbeforehand.D．TakeatrainingcourseinApril.23．Onwhichdaycanyouexperiencetheproducers’favoritesettings?A．Day1.B．Day2.C．Day3

.D．Day4.BSylvesterJamesGatesisthecurrentpresidentoftheAmericanPhysicalSociety.Heappearsinanumberofdocumentarie

s,andisthereceiverofcountlessawards.Inlookingbackathiscareer,GatescreditedMITashis“intellectualbirthin

gground”.Infact,hispathtoMITstartedathome.Hestillremembersthatwhenhewasachild,hisfatheraskedhimandhisthr

eeyoungersiblings(兄弟姐妹)aquestion:Whatcollegedoyouplantoattend?Hisfatherhadspenthisownchildhoodonasugarca

nefarm,andthenworkedinthearmyfor27years,neverhavinghadtheopportunitytoattendcollegehimself.“Buthehadan

ironfaiththateducationwasthewaytomakeprogressforourfamily,”Gatessaid.GatesfirstlearnedofMITwhenhewas14.Hewaswatchingatelev

isionshow,withacharacterwhohappenedtobeanMITstudent.ItleftsuchanimpressionthatGatesdeclaredtohisfathe

rthatMITwasthecollegehewantedtoattend.Butasherecalled,“Thatdreamalmostneverhappened.”HespenthishighschoolyearsinFlorida.Heandhisfriendsstart

edachessteam.Whentheyvisitedotherhighschoolsformatches,hesawthequalityofeverything,fromthefacilities,tothe

desks,andeventhebooks—especiallythebooks—wasbetterthanthoseathisownschool.英语试题第5页（共12页）Thisexperiencemadehim

hesitateinapplyingtoMIT.Buthisfather,rememberingGates’earlydeclaration,insisted.Whentheacceptancelettercame,itwashisfatherwhogavehimthenew

s,whilesittingonthefamily’srockingsofa.“Hewasenergeticallygoingbackandforth,backandforth,andthenhelookedupandsawme,smilingthebi

ggestsmile,”Gatessaid.“AndthatwasmyintroductiontoMIT—thatverypersonalwelcomingfrommyfather,wholetmeknowthatmydreamcouldcometru

e.”24．WhatdoweknowaboutGates?A．HeispresidentofMIT.B．Hehasgotlotsofhonors.C．HispathtoMITbeganonfarm.D．Hisserviceinthearmylasted

27years.25．Whichofthefollowingcanbestdescribetheauthor’sfather?A．Insightful.B．Picky.C．Educated.D．Hesitant.2

6．WhatmadeGatesapplytoMIT?A．Theironfaithinhighschoolcareer.B．Father’sinsistenceonhisearlydream.C．Theexperienceofvisitinghighschool

s.D．HiscommunicationwithanMITstudent.27．Whatcanwelearnfromthepassage?A．It’snevertoolatetolearn.B．Knowledgemakesonehumb

le.C．Makingmistakesispartoflearning.D．Birthismuchbuteducationismore.CCurrently,NewZealand’sgovernmentannouncesitwillhelppayforpoorerfam

iliestoreplacetheiroldcarswithcleanerhybrid(混合动力的)orelectricones.Thegovernmentsaysitplanstospend$357

milliononthetestprogram.Themoveispartofawiderplantoreducegreenhousegasemissions(排放物).Greenhousegasesarebelieve

dtocausewarmingtemperaturesintheEarth’satmosphere.NewZealandplanstoprovideaidforbusinessestoreduceemissionsandhavebusesthatrunonenvironmenta

llysafefuelby2035.Thegovernmentalsoplanstoprovidefood-wastecollectionformosthomesby2030.PrimeMinisterJacindaArdemsaidinastatement,“We’veallseenthere

centreportson英语试题第6页（共12页）sealevelriseanditsinfluencerighthereinNewZealand.Wecannotleavetheissueofcli

matechangeuntilit’stoolatetofix.”TheplanisasteptowardNewZealand’sstatedgoalofreachingnet-zero(净零)carbonemissionsby2050.

Reachingnet-zeroemissionsmeansnotcreatingmorecarbonintheatmospherethanoceansandforestscanremove.Ardernsaidthatreducingdependenceontrad

itionalfuelswouldhelpprotectfamiliesfromextremepriceincreases.Theplanalsosetsagoalofreducingtotalcartravelby20percent

overthenext13years.Theprogramswillbepaidforfroma$2.8billionclimateemergencyresponsefund.Officialssaidthatovertime,moneycollecte

dfrompolluterswouldpayfortheprogramsratherthantaxesfromfamilies.Somecriticsoftheplansayitcontinuedtobelessres

trictiveonNewZealand’shugeagricultureindustry.Agriculturecreatesmorethanhalfofthenation’stotalgreenhousegasemissions.Butitisalsoimpor

tanttotheeconomyasthenation’sbiggestexportearner.DavidSeymouristheleaderofNewZealand’sACTpoliticalparty.Hesaidthat

someoftheannouncedprogramswereproventobeineffectiveandhadbeentriedandfailedoverseas.Seymouraddedthatpeopleshouldbeabletochoosehowtheyreduceemissions

throughthemarket-basedemissionstradingplan.28．WhatdoesNewZealandgovernmentplantodo?A．Increasedependenceontraditio

nalfuels.B．Reduceexpenseonfood-wastecollection.C．Offerbusinesseshelptolessenemissions.D．Buycarsforfamiliesanddoublecartravel.2

9．WhatdoesJacindaArdemsuggestdoingabouttheclimatechange?A．Observingthesealevelrise.B．Publishingtherecentreports.C．Dealingwiththeis

sueinstantly.D．Raisingemergencyresponsefunds.30．Whatcanweinferfromthetext?A．Themovehasagoalofreducingtheuseofbuses.B．Agricultureplaysavit

alpartinthenation’seconomy.C．Theannouncedprogramswillbeappliedinternationally.D．Achievingnet-zeroemissionsmeanscreatingnocar

bonatall.31．WhatisDavidSeymour’sattitudetowardstheprograms?A．Tolerant.B．Unclear.C．Favorable.D．Doubtful.英语试题第7页（共12页）DNaturalsilence—thekindwhenyouhe

arnothingbutthesoundofnaturearoundyou—isbecomingincreasinglyscarce.Thenoiseofman-madecanbeheardevenintheremotecornersofnationalparksanddeepi

ntheArcticOcean.Thisishavingsometroublingeffects.Inhumans,noisepollutionhasbeenlinkedtophysical,mentalhealthproblem

sandcognitiveimpairment(认知功能障碍)inchildren.Inwildlife,it’sdisturbingnavigation,pairing,communicationan

dcancausehearingloss.“We’relosingtheabilitytolistentonaturewithoutnoisepollution,”sayssoundrecordistMattMikkelsen.He’spartofthenon-profitorganizati

onQuietParksInternational,whichaimstoidentifyandpreservetheplanet’slastquietplaces.Recently,thistookhimtoBoundaryWatersCanoeAreaWild

ernessinnortheasternMinnesota.Nocars,motorboats,electricityortelephonelinesareallowedintheone-million-acreare

a,makingitastrongcandidateforQuietParkstatus.Butlisteningbacktotherecording,Mikkelsencanhearthelowhum(嗡鸣声)ofaco

mmercialplaneflyingfaraway.QuietParkshasn’tyetdecidedifBoundaryWatersmeetsitscriteria—it’soneof260potentialsitesaroundthew

orldthattheorganizationiscurrentlyexploring.Theteamwillanalyzethesoundrecordingsfromeachlocationandcons

iderthemalongsideotherdata.Inrecentyears,theworldhasbeengettinglouder,withcitiesandtownsexpandingandanincreas

ingnumberofnoisesfromcars,airplanesorships.ButduringtheCOVID-19pandemic(流行病),therehasbeenmomentarydelay.In2020,

globalairtravelwasdownby60%androadtransportdecreasedbyalmosthalf.ScientistsinEuropefoundthatnoisecausedbyhumansfellbyupto50%afterlockdownswereca

rriedout.“Peopleenjoyedthesilence,”saysMikkelsen.“Therewerenoairplanesintheskyandcarsweren’tonthestreet.Itwasanincrediblethingtobeabletohearthe

world,allofasudden,freefromnoisepollution,”hesays.Sincethestartofthepandemic,QuietParkssaysithasexperiencedahugeincrea

seininterestforquietplaces.“Ihopethatwecantakethatdesireforaworldwithlessnoiseforward,”saysMikkelsen,“andappreciate

thespotswehave,wherewecangoandnotexperiencenoisepollution.”32．Whatdoestheunderlinedword“scarce”probablymeaninparagraph1?A．Special.B．Rare.C．Common.

D．Typical.33．Whatisparagraph2mainlyabout?A．Causesofhearingloss.B．Tipsonprotectingthenature.C．Harmfuleffectsofnoisepoll

ution.D．Unidentifiedproblemsfromhumanbeings.英语试题第8页（共12页）34．WhatwillMattMikkelsen’steamanalyseaccordingtothetext?A．Thesoundrecordings.B．Globala

irtravels.C．QuietParks’criteria.D．Dataofthepandemic.35．Whereisthetextprobablytakenfrom?A．Abookreview.B．Atravelguide.C．Abusinessplan.D

．Asciencereport.第二节（共5小题；每小题2.5分，满分12.5分）阅读下面短文，从短文后的选项中选出可以填入空白处的最佳选项。选项中有两项为多余选项。I’mahiker—“borntohike”.Itdoesmyheartan

dsoulgoodtotakeapackandheadoutonatrail(小路),especiallywhenI’maloneandcanletmymindwanderwhereitwill.36.Hikingkeep

syourbrainsharperthanmanyotherformsofexercise.Asaprofessionalwriter,althoughIambusywithmywork,Ioftensparesometimeto

hike.37.38.Exerciseingeneralcanbeagoodwaytodecreasestress.Butwhatsetshikingapartfromotherformsofexerciseisthathiking

canhappenalmostanywhereandgiveyouthehappinessthatyoucantakefromnature.Hikingcanincreaseourcreativity.I’msureI’mnotaloneinfindingthat

walksinnatureletmymindwanderfreelyincreativedirections.39.Sometimes,ideasrelevanttomusiccomeupfromunconsciousplaceswhenI’mnotdeliberatelyt

hinking.Hikinghelpsstrengthenapositiverelationshipwiththenaturalworld.Besidesbeinggoodforus,hikingmayal

sohelptheworldaroundus.Afterall,ifwesticktowalkingandcoveringlongerdistances,wecouldusecarslessandreduceourcarbonfootprint.40.Forexample,itincreas

esourconnectiontonature.Asonestudysuggests,whenwehaveapersonalconnectiontonature,wearemorelikelytowanttoprotectit.Thatmeansexperie

ncesinnature—likehiking—canbemutually(相互地)beneficial,helpingpeopleandtheearth.So,grabawaterbottle,abackpack...andheadoutonthetrail.Youw

on’tbesorryyoudid.A．HikinghelpstokeepyoucalmandhappyB．Beyondthat,hikingbenefitsourplanetindirectlyC．Followingaretheben

efitsyoucangetfromhikingD．Infact,I’vewrittenmanyofmysongswhilehikingonatrailE．It’seasyformetocomeupwithcreativeideaswhil

esittingaloneF．Itnotjustmakesmefeelgood,butalsohelpsmekeepthebrainintopshapeG．Thisallgoestoshowthathikingmaybeoneofthebestwaystomoveyourbo

dy英语试题第9页（共12页）第三部分语言运用（共两节，满分30分）第一节（共15小题；每小题1分，满分15分）阅读下面短文，从每题所给的A、B、C、D四个选项中选出可以填入空白处的最佳选项。OnedayChristopherColumbuswas

atapartythataSpanishgentlemangaveinhishonor.Peopleweresaying,“Whatagreat41youhavemade!”However,severalpeoplepresentwereen

viousofhim.TheybegantotrytomakeColumbus42.“Youhavediscoverednew43beyondtheseas,”theysaid,“butwhatofthat?Anybod

ycan44acrosstheoceanandanybodycancoastalongtheislandsontheotherside.Itisthe45thingintheworld.Allyouneedto

doissailwest.That’snota(n)46feat(功绩).”Columbusmadeno47,butafterawhilehetookaneggfromadishandsaidtothecompany,“Whoamongyo

u,gentlemen,canmakethisegg48onend?”“That’simpossible,”thehostreplied.“Youwouldneedtobea49todothat.”Onebyone,thoseatthetable50theexperiment

.51,noneofthemsucceeded.Afterashortsilence,Columbustooktheeggandstruckitssmallend52uponthetablesoasto53theshell(壳)alittle.Afterthat,the

rewasno54inmakingitstandupright.“Gentlemen,”saidhe,“whatiseasierthantodothiswhichyousaidwasimpossible?Itisthesimplestthinginth

eworld.Anybodycandoit—AFTERHEHASBEEN55HOW!”41．A．decisionB．scheduleC．discoveryD．statement42．A．unhurtB．uncomfortableC．unfortunateD．un

afraid43．A．substancesB．oceansC．landsD．treasures44．A．sailB．runC．walkD．hike45．A．greatestB．worstC．hardestD．simplest46．A．small

B．uselessC．remarkableD．ordinary47．A．apologyB．answerC．mistakeD．secret48．A．rollB．sitC．fallD．stand49．A．magicianB．sailorC．pla

nnerD．doctor50．A．evaluatedB．finishedC．triedD．designed51．A．AboveallB．AtlastC．ForinstanceD．Inaddition52．A．gentlyB．helplesslyC．heavilyD．critically53．A

．findB．changeC．hideD．break54．A．troubleB．instructionC．reactionD．point55．A．HITB．SHOWNC．EXPLODEDD．SET英语试题第10页（共12页）第二节（共10小题；每小题1.5分

，满分15分）阅读下面短文，在空白处填入1个适当的单词或括号内单词的正确形式。Giftgivinghasbeenalongtraditionthatdatesbackthousandsofyearsasfarbackasmancanremember.Ashumanbeing

s,wearesocialcreatureswhoenjoyeachother’scompanyandexpressing56(we)feelingsthroughthegivingofgifts.Thegivingofgiftsmaybeoneoftheoldestofhuman57(

activity)thatpre-datescivilizationandmaydateback58theoriginofourspecies.Eveninprimitivecavemenculture,thegivingo

fgiftswas59(fair)commonasitwasusedtoshowloveandaffectiontowardsoneanother.Thepresentingofgiftswasalsoinfer

redasastatussymbolwhenleadersoftribes(部落)wouldshowtheir60(appreciate)forthecontributionsofthosewhowerepartofanimport

antachievement.Whetheritwasanunusuallyshapedrock,atoothfromananimal,thebarkfromatree61someotheritemthatwasnaturalinori

gin,thegivingofgiftshadbeencertainlycommonbehaviorlongbeforeanadvancedcivilizationcameintobeing.Today,giftgivingisspre

adacrossallculturesaroundtheworld.Gifts62(give)tofamilymembers,friends,thoseweworkwithandevenneighborswhoreceivegiftsofalldifferenttypes.Thepsycho

logyof63giftgivingissorewardingissimple:Itallowspeople64(connect).Makingconnectionswithpeoplearoundusgivesusasenseofpurpo

seandfeelingofsatisfaction.Thisfeelingisonethatenlightensthesoulandbringsoutthe65(good)inus.第四部分写作（共两节，满分40分）第一节（满分15分）假定

你是李华，正负责筹备学校年度英语诗歌创作大赛。你想去找外教Mariam咨询关于诗歌主题等相关的事情，但是发现Mariam不在办公室，请你给她写一封邮件。内容包括：1．找她的原因；2．约定见面的时间、地点。注意：1

．词数80左右；2．开头和结尾已给出，不计入总词数。英语试题第11页（共12页）DearMariam,I’mLiHuafromyourEnglishpoetryclass.Yours,LiHua第二节（满分25分）阅读下面材料，根据其内容和所给段落开头语续写两段，使之构成一篇完整的短文。Iwa

sbackpackingandplannedtoclimbavolcanocalledVolcanBaru.At3,474m,itisthehighestpeakinthecountryandoneoftheo

nlyplacesonEarthfromwhereyoucanseetheAtlanticandthePacificOceansatthesametime.Itisanactivevolcano,butlasteruptedaround1550.Isetoffbeforesu

nrise.Itwasalittlecold,soIhadpulledontightsundermytrousers.Iintendedtoreachthetopbymidday,andthenreturnbeforedarktogetalifttomyhotel.I’vealw

aysfeltsafetravellingasawomanonmyown,whichI’vedonesincemy20s.Ilovethefreedom.WhenIgottothebaseofthevolcanoat7inthemorning,t

heranger(护林员)disagreedtoletmegoalone,butsaidOKbecauseanAmericancouplewerebehindme.Thefirstpartoftheclimbwasbeautiful.Itwas

notdryasyoumightimagineavolcanomightbe—thereweretreesandflowersallaround,andadirtroadforthefarmerswhoworkedaroundthere.Iwalkedforanhourandrea

chedafairheight.Theviewswereimpressive,soIstoppedtotakeaphotograph.SuddenlyIheardviolentbarkingbehindme.Iturnedandsawtwodogsrunningaggressively(挑

衅)towardsme.Iexpectedthemtostop,buttheydidn’t.Astheygotcloser,I英语试题第12页（共12页）couldseetheirteethlookedsharp,andthattheylooked

angry.Therewasnowhereformetorun.Itriedtokeepcalm,butmyheartwasracing.I’dneverbeenbittenbyadog,andIcouldn’thelpbutfearwhatwouldhappen.Theystoppedadoze

nfeetfromwhereIstoodandkeptbarking.Iknewtheycouldmovefast,soIdidn’twanttotrytooutrunthem.注意：1．续写词数应为150左右；2．请按如下格式在答题卡的相应位置作答。T

errified,Islowlykeptwalking,saying,“Comeon,gooddogs!”Justatthiscriticalmoment,apickupappeared,drivenbyt

heranger.2023年长沙市新高考适应性考试英语试题参考答案第一部分听力1-5BBABC6-10CACCB11-15BCCBA16-20CAACB第二部分阅读理解21-23BCD24-27BABD28-31CCBD

32-35BCAD36-40CFADB第三部分语言运用41-45CBCAD46-50CBDAC51-55BADAB56.our57.activities58.to59.fairly60.appreciation61.or62.aregiven63.why64.toconne

ct/tobeconnected65.best第四部分写作应用文写作【参考范文】DearMariam,I’mLiHuafromyourEnglishpoetryclass.I’mwritingtoaskforyourhelp.Thean

nualEnglishPoetryWritingCompetitionwillbeheldnextmonth.However,it’sastruggleforustodecideonthethemeandthesty

le.Iknowyouhaveaverybusyschedule,butI’dbeverygratefulifyoucouldgiveussomepracticalguidance.Meanwhile,we’dliketoinviteyouto

beourjudge.Ifpossible,shallwemeetinyourofficeat4’oclocktomorrowafternoon?Lookingforwardtoyourearlyreply.Yours,LiHua读

后续写【参考范文】Terrified,Islowlykeptwalking,saying,“Comeon,gooddogs!”Suddenly,onedogdasheduptowardsme,sinkinghisteethintomyleg.“Oh,myGod,I’m

inadog’smouthandhe’stryingtoswallowme,”Ithoughttomyself,withthepaintakingmybreathawayasIfelthisteethinmyflesh.Ip

ickeduparocktofighthimoff,butwasnervousthathewouldgoformyneckorthattheotheronewouldcometoattackmetogether.Facingth

esetwoaggressivedogs,Idesperatelyfeltataloss.HardlycouldIstepoutofthetroubleonmyown.Justatthiscriticalmoment,apickupappeare

d,drivenbytheranger.SeeingthestateIwasin,heimmediatelystoppedhispickup,openedthedoor,andsignaledtometogetin.Whenwereachedthebase,hehelpedmeband

agethelegup,earnestlyremindingmethatsafetycomesfirstwhiletravelling.Ifeltrelievedandgrateful.Andfromthenon,Itravelcarefullyaswellascautiously.Afteral

l,nothingismorepreciousthanlife.