桂林市2025屆高考第一次跨市聯合模擬考試英語2025.4(本試卷滿分150分，考試時間120分鐘)注意事項：1.答題前，務必將自己的姓名、學校、班級、準考證號填寫在答題卡規定的位置上。2.答選擇題時，必須使用2B鉛筆將答題卡上對應題目的答案標號涂黑，如需改動，用橡皮擦干凈后，再選涂其它答案標號。3.答非選擇題時，必須使用0.5毫米黑色墨水簽字筆，將答案書寫在答題卡規定的位置上。4.所有題目必須在答題卡上作答，在試題卷上答題無效。第一部分聽力(共兩節，滿分30分)第一節(共5小題；每小題1.5分，滿分7.5分)聽下面5段對話。每段對話后有一個小題，從題中所給的A、B、C三個選項中選出最佳選項。聽完每段對話后，你都有10秒鐘的時間來回答有關小題和閱讀下一小題。每段對話僅讀一遍。例:Howmuchistheshirt? A.￡19.50. B.￡9.18. C.￡9.15.答案是C。1.Wheredidthemangetthebird? A.Inamuseum. B.Inthemarket. C.FromDylan.2.Whendidtheboy'sfathergoout? A.Twohoursago. B. Anhourago. C.Halfanhourago.3.Howdoesthemanfeelnow? A.Full. B.Sleepy. C.Thirsty.4.Whatarethespeakersmainlydiscussing? A.Theman'sclassmate. B.Theman'sschool. C.Thewoman'sjobinterview.5.Whatisthemandissatisfiedwithabouthisfirstapartment? A.Itsprice. B.Itssurroundings. C.Itssize.第二節(共15小題;每小題1.5分,滿分22.5分)聽下面5段對話或獨白。每段對話或獨白后有幾個小題，從題中所給的A、B、C三個選項中選出最佳選項。聽每段對話或獨白前，你將有時間閱讀各個小題，每小題5秒鐘；聽完后，各小題將給出5秒鐘的作答時間。每段對話或獨白讀兩遍。聽第6段材料，回答第6、7題。6.Whatisthemangoingtodotomorrow? A.Haveacheck-up. B.Goonabusinesstrip. C. Dosomecleaning.7.Whereisprobablytheman'sIDcard? A.Inthebedroom. B.Inthestudy. C.Inthelivingroom.聽第7段材料，回答第8至10題。高三英語第1頁共10頁8.WhatdoweknowaboutAlice?A.Shehasbeenlearninghowtocook.B.She'sbusywithlabexperiments.C.She'soutofworknow.9.WhendoesBobusuallydogardening? A.Onweekdayevenings. B.OnSaturdaymornings. C.OnSundaymornings.10.WhatdoesAlicewanttodowithBob?A.Getsomeexerciseatagym.B.Gocyclingnearhiscommunity.C.TryChineseflowerarranging.聽第8段材料，回答第11至13題。11.WhatdoesMaxenjoydoing?A.Designingbuildings.B.Observinghumanbehavior.C.Solvingprogramming-relatedproblems.12.WhatjobisSarahinterestedin?A.Beingacomputerprogrammer.B.Beingaresearcher.C.Beingapsychologist.13.WhosupportedSarah'sdecisiononhermajor? A.Hermother. B.Herfather. C.Herschoolmate.聽第9段材料，回答第14至17題。14.WhatinstrumenthasAaronbeenlearningforadecade? A.Theguitar. B.Theviolin. C.Thesaxophone.15.WhydidAarongotoamusicschool?A.Hisparentsaskedhimtodoso.B.Hehopedtogetspecializedsupport.C.Hewantedtolearnmoreinstruments.16.Whydoesthewomanmentionherexperienceofstartingaband?A.Toexpressherdeepinterestinmusic.B.Toshowherrichexperienceinperformingatconcerts.C.Topointoutthechallengesofbeginningamusiccareer.17.WhatdoesAaronsayaboutmusicfestivals?A.They'reknownforthevariety.B.Theytendtobecrowded.C.Theyofferbigstages.聽第10段材料，回答第18至20題。18.Howlongdoestheregistrationlast? A.Threedays. B.Sixdays. C.Ninedays.19.Whatkindofspeechesmightbewarmlywelcomed?A.Thosewiththelatestnewsstories.B.Thosewiththeconsequencesoffoodwaste.C.Thosewithideasofreducingfoodwaste.20.Whatcanthefourth-placewinnerget? A.Extracredits. B. Acashprize. C. Acertificateofparticipation.高三英語第2頁共10頁第二部分閱讀(共兩節，滿分50分)第一節(共15小題;每小題2.5分,滿分37.5分)閱讀下列短文，從每題所給的A、B、C、D四個選項中選出最佳選項。AFamilyvacationscansupplylifelongmemories,buttoensurethateveryfamilymemberissatisfied,it'simportanttotraveltotheperfectdestination.Herearetop4placesintheUSAin2024.No.1OrlandoThere'snoothercityinthetheworldthatcelebratesthespiritofchildhoodlikeOrlando.ThefeelingthatyougetwhenyoucatchthelightoffEPCOT'sSpaceshipEarthfoundinWaltDisneyWorld;orfromyourfirstsipofButterbeerDiagonAlley;orwhenyouwitnessthesoaringheightsofShamu'saerobatics,allprovethatbeingakidisaboutyourstateofmind,notage.ThebesttimestovisitOrlandoarefromMarchtoMay.You'llfindthemostpleasantweatherthen.Summertimeistheworstseasonwhenthestate'sheatandhumidityareunbearable.No.2YellowstoneNationalParkWithdramaticpeaksandpristinelakes,YellowstoneNationalParklocatedinWyomingisanoutdoorenthusiast'sparadise.Multicoloredpoolsswirlaroundhotspringsandlaunchstreamsofsteamingwatertowardthesky.Whileyoutravelthroughmilesofmountains,canyons,becautiousaboutwildanimalslikebuffalo,deerandgrizzlies.ThebesttimestovisitYellowstoneNationalParkarefromSeptemberthroughOctoberbetweenpeakseasonandoff-peakseason.Theseshouldermonthsoffermildweather,andhasnoroadclosures.No.3Washington,D.C.Withitsmarbledmonumentsandhigh-profilepoliticians,thecapitalcityhastransformeditselfintoanexciting,faster-pacedEastCoastvacationdestination.TheDistrictalsooffersahostofrenownedmuseums.Andwithanexplosionofrestaurants,cafes,andclubs,D.C.hasbecomeathrivingculturalcenter.ThebesttimestovisitWashington,D.C.,arefromMarchtoMay.Ittendstobefreezingduetosnowstormsinwinter.Therefore,insuranceisrecommendedforanyonewhoplansawintervisittoD.C.No.4YosemiteNationalParkOneofCalifornia’smostfantasticnaturallandscapes,YosemiteNationalParkfeaturesnearly1,200squaremilesofsheerawe:toweringwaterfalls,millennia-oldtrees,dauntingclifffacesandthemostuniquerockformations.ThebesttimestovisitYosemiteareMayandSeptemberwhentheparkisaccessibleandwarm,butnottoocrowded.Makesureitisopenbeforeyougotherebecausemanyroadsareclosedforthemajorityoftheyearduetosnow.21.Whichplacewillafamilyvisitiftheypreferthepurehappinessofachild?A.Orlando.B.YellowstoneNationalPark.C.WashingtonD.C.D.YosemiteNationalPark.高三英語第3頁共10頁22.WhatoughtvisitorstodowhenstayinginWashingtonD.C.inDecember?A.TogotoDisneyWorld.B.Tocheckifitisopen.C.Togetinsured.D.Tokeepaneyeonwildanimals.23.WhatdoYellowstoneNationalParkandYosemiteNationalParkhaveincommon?A.Theyareoftenfullybookedinwinter.B.Theyareopenmostoftheyear.C.Theyarelocatedinthesamestate.D.Theyofferamazingnaturalscenery.BNowadayscollegeprofessorsfacehigherbartograbtheattentionoftheirstudents,forcedtocompetewiththestimuli(刺激)ofsmartphonesandlaptopsinlargelecturehalls.Butwhenyourprofessorisasocialmediastar,it'salittlebiteasier.Tatiana,whoteachesphysicsatTexasUniversity,performsphysicstrickswithendlessenergyandenthusiasm.Inthekid-friendlyvideos,Dr.Tatianausesarangeofeverydayobjectsinherexperiments,fromping-pongballsandtoiletpapertobicyclewheelsandhairdryers.Herdepartment'sYouTubepagehasabout2.5millionfollowersonline.Sheowesherfametotheuniversitymarketingteam'sgoodqualityvideosofherlessons.“Thisisjustoneofourwaystoconnectwithpeopletomakephysicsaccessibletopeople.”shesays.Teachingcollegefreshmanclassesalmosttwodecadesagowaschallenging.Shewasusedtoteachingjuniorswhoaredeterminedtolearnphysics.Butwhenitcomestoteachingalargelecturehallof100-plusfirst-yearstudents,firstimpressionsare“makeorbreak”.“Ididnotcapturetheirattentiononthefirstday,”shesays,“Imissedthisopportunitytobondwiththemfromtheverybeginning,andthenittookmeawhiletofindmyvoice.”HerstrongRussianaccenthasbecomefamiliartoherfansonline.Bythesecondsemester,shefoundherfooting.Thekeyhasbeentomakeherselfapproachableandherinstructionpersonal.“Talktoyourstudentsbeforeandafterclass.Anddon'tjustlecture,talktothem.Whenyouaskthequestion,youexpecttheanswer,”shesays,“It'snotalwayseasy,butwhenyou'reclosetothem,it'sdefinitelyeasier.”DhananiattendedTexasUniversityafterseeingDr.Tatiana'svideosonline.“WatchingDr.Tatianadotheexperimentsonline,especiallysinceshewasafemaleleader,wasmoreinspiringformetoevengointophysics,”Dhananisaid.That'swhatDr.Tatianacanhopefor:makingphysicsmoreexcitingandlessintimidating.“Iftheyremembermyclassin20yearsorso,Icouldnotaskforabetterreward.”shesaid.24.HowdidTatianagainpopularityonlineinheropinion?A.Withherpassionforteaching.B.Byusingthemodernsmartphonesandlaptops.C.Bydoingherexperimentswithvariousitems.D.Withtheaidoftheprofessionallyproducedvideos.25.WhattroubledidDr.Tatianahaveinteachingthefirst-yearstudentsatfirst?A.Shefailedtoimpressstudents.B.Shegaveherlectureinabighall.C.Shewastooconfidentinherclassroom.D.ShetaughtinherstrongRussianaccent.26.Whatcanbelearnedfromthepassage?A.Smartphonesmakeiteasierforteacherstoteach.B.Dr.Tatiana'suniqueaccentmadeherunacceptable.C.Dr.Tatianalikestointeractwithstudentsinclass.D.DhananiattendedTatiana'sclassbecauseofherpatience.高三英語第4頁共10頁27.Whatmightbethebesttitleforthetext?A.OnlinevideosmakephysicseasierB.IttakestimetobeagoodteacherC.LearningphysicscanbeinterestingD.CelebrityinspiresstudentsCOnNovember1,1876,TheNewYorkTimes,anewspaper,confidentlydeclaredHalloweenwoulddisappearforever.However,in2024,consumersareexpectedtospend$11.6billioncelebratingtheholiday,upfrom$3.3billionin2005.Perhapsitistimeforthenewspapertoeatsomecrow.Halloween,hastransformedfromapagan(異教的)feasttoacelebrationwithlovinglyhomemadecostumesandtreatstooneofthelargestconsumerspendingholidaysinAmerica.Buthowdidthisholidaywithhumbleoriginsbecomeaneconomicboostwithglobalappeal?Halloweenisamarketer'sdream,saidArnold,afinanceprofessor.Itfallsonthesamedayeveryyear.Halloweenitemsarelargelyconsumable,forcandyneedstobemeteveryyearandkidsoutgrowcostumes,andpopculturetrendscanhelppredictwhichcostumeswillbethemust-haveseachseason.The1970sbroughtmass-manufacturedcostumesandindividuallywrappedcandythatmadetheholidayexplodeinpopularity.Italsoshiftedfromamorereligiousholidaytomasscelebration.Evenwhenconsumersareworriedabouttheirfinances,they’llstillopentheirwalletsforholidayslikeHalloweenandChristmas,ProfessorArnoldsaid,because“itcreatesauniqueexperienceataparticulartimeoftheyear.”“Evenduringthepandemic,consumerstrytocelebratethesetwoholidays,”hesaid.Trick-or-treatingcameaboutasawaytodistractchildrenwho,by1900,hadtakenovertheholiday.Kidsonlyplayedsimplebutmischievouspranks.However,astimepassedandAmericabeganurbanizing,thepranksbecameverydestructive.Communitiesneededawayto“buyoff”gangsofnaughtychildrenwhowerefrighteningneighborsbydamagingfurniture,settingtiresonfireandeventrippingpeopleonsidewalks.Neighborhoodhouse-to-housepartieswereheldforkids.Thisoriginoftrick-or-treatalsoprovidedthebasisfortoday'shauntedattractionslikehauntedhousesandmazesaspeoplewouldsetup“trailsofterror”intheirbasements.28.Whatdoestheunderlinedphraseinparagraph1“eatsome-crow”probablymean?A.Keepitspromise.B.Makeanapology.C.Announcesomethingofficially.D.Reportanevent.29.WhathasHalloweenchangedinto?A.Atraditionthathasalreadyvanished.B.Aholidaythatdrivespeopletospend.C.Afestivalthatfeaturesdecorations.D.Afeastthatislikedallovertheworld.30.WhydopeoplespendmuchonholidayslikeHalloween?A.Togetfashionablecostumes.B.Toshowtheirfaithinthereligion.C.Toboosttheeconomyintheirway.D.Togainaspecialexperience.31.Whatistheoriginoftrick-or-treat?A.Itisdesignedtokeepchildrenamused.B.Itservesasapurposeofdrivingevilsaway.C.Itisawaytokeepchildrenfromplayingdestructivetricks.D.Itisamethodtostrengthenthebondbetweenkidsandadults.高三英語第5頁共10頁DWiththeinventionoftinnedgoodsandpasteurization(巴氏消毒法)inthe19thcentury,foodprocessingbecamepossibleonanindustrialscale.Processinginnovationsmadefoodcheaper,moreconvenientandplentiful.AccordingtotheUN,thefoodsupplyinrichcountriesavailableforapersonincreasedbyover20%between1961and2021,to3,500kilocalories.Meanwhile,obesityrateshavemorethantripled.Nowconcernsaregrowingthattheheavyprocessingmayitselfbeharmful.Aparticulartargetis“ultra-processedfoods”(UPFs),arelativelyrecentlabelputforwardbyMonteiro,aBrazilianscientist.AuthoritiesinBrazil,CanadaandPeruhaveadvisedthepublictolimitconsumptionofthesefoods.Attheheartofthedebateisaquestion:areUPFsunhealthybecausetheirnutritionalcontentispoor,ordoestheprocessingsomehowposerisksinitself?Newresearchmaysoonprovideanswersthatcouldreformulatewhatpeopleeat.Attheturnofthe21stcenturyDrMonteironoticedthatpeopleinBrazilwerebuyinglesssugarandoilthaninthepast.Yettheratesofobesitywerestillrising.Thiscoincidedwiththegrowingpopularityofpackagedsnacksandready-mademeals,whichwereloadedwithsugar,fatsandotheradditives.UPFsincludesheavilyprocesseditems,forexamplefizzydrinks,sugarycerealsandfrozenpizzas.Thesearemadewithingredientsnottypicallyfoundinahomekitchen,suchashydrogenatedoils,high-fructosecornsyrup,flavouringagents.UPFsaremadebybreakingdownwholefoodsintocomponentssuchassugars,proteins,starchesandfibre.Thesearechemicallyprocessedalongwithadditiveslikeartificialcolorsandsweetenerstomakethefoodmoreappealing.Sincethe1990stheshareofUPFsindietsworldwidehasgrown;theynowaccountformorethanhalfofthecalorieintakeinAmericaandBritain.Evidencehasalsobeenbuildingthatthesefoodsareharmfulinsomeway.NumerousstudiesshowthatpeoplewhoconsumedietshighinUPFstendtohavemorehealthproblems,includingobesity,type-2diabetes,variouscancersandmentalhealthproblems.UPFsoftencontainhigherfat,sugarandsaltthanprocessedfoods,whichcouldaccountfortheirnegativeeffects.Butarecentanalysisfoundthatevenafteradjustingforfat,sugarandsalt,UPFswerestillstronglylinkedtopoorhealth.Thatsuggeststhereismoretotheirharmthanjustapoornutrientprofile.32.WhatistheattitudeoftheauthoritiesinBraziltowardsUPFsinparagraph2?A.Supportive.B.Negative.C.Indifferent.D.Favorable.33.Whyareadditiveswidelyusedinfoodprocessing?A.Theycontributetofood'sdiversity.B.Theymakefoodmoreattractive.C.Theymakefoodeasiertodigest.D.Theyarehigh-qualifiedandaffordable.高三英語第6頁共10頁34.Whatcanwelearnfromthepassage?A.UPFsmerelycausesproblemsinthedevelopedcountries.B.Foodprocessingisharmfulthroughoutthehistory.C.OnewillbemorelikelytofallillifconsumingmuchUPFs.D.UPFswillbehealthyiffat,sugarandsaltarereduced.35.Whatisthetextmainlyabout?A.ThereasonwhyUPFsarebadforhealth.B.TheingredientsofUPFs.C.ThebenefitsthatUPFsusedtoprovide.D.ThediseaseslinkedtoUPFs.第二節(共5小題；每小題2.5分，滿分12.5分)閱讀下面短文，從短文后的選項中選出可以填入空白處的最佳選項。選項中有兩項為多余選項。FacelessinfluencersarebecomingfamousonlineThemostsuccessfulinfluencersputtheirlivesinthespotlight--andtheirfacesalloveryoursocial-mediafeed.36Meetfacelessinfluencers,whoareattractingmillionsoffollowersandarequietlyconqueringsocialmedia,turningtheiranonymity(匿名)intocommercialgains.OnTikToksome200,000postsaretagged#Faceless;theyhaveacombined1.1billionviews.Facebookgroupssuchas“GirlsGoneFaceless”boastover100,000members.“Facelesscreatorshavethesamededicatedfollowingsastraditionalinfluencers,”saysJuliaMarkowitzofEmeraldWoodsManagement,aninfluenceragency.“37”38Intheearlydaysthismeantunnamedbloggersandusingapenname.Butsocialmediaandinfluencerculturehavealwaysemphasisedpersonalidentity.Removingone'sidentitymarkershasmadefacelessinfluencingamoreinclusivespacefortheneutralcontent.Twothingschangedtogiverisetothenewfacelesstrend.OnewasthesuccessofAsia'sunnamed“silentvloggers”,whosecinematicvideosofdailylifewhilestuckathomeduringthepandemicwentviral.39FacelessinfluencersemergedwhenTheGenZcorporategirlwantedtomakemoneyonthesideofhernine-to-fivewithoutputtinguphermake-up.Facelessinfluencersmaybethrivingtoday,buttheyarenotimmunetopressures.Somewonderwhethertheyaremorelikelytobedisplacedbyaccountsthatuseartificialintelligencetocreatecontentcheaply.Technologyisnowgoodenoughforvirtualinfluencerstobebelievable,cuttingouttheneedforrealpeople.40A.Theinternethasahistoryofanonymity.B.Theonlydifferenceisthattheirfollowerscareabouttheirlifestyle,nottheirspecificlife.C.Thesecondwasthatpeopletrytomakemoneyasinfluencerswithoutdevotingtoomuch.D.AnotherwasthatFacelessinfluencerscouldavoidsomeannoyingcommentsfromviewers.E.Theirbiggestcompetitionisnototherimitatorsbuttherecommendationalgorithm(算法).F.Influencerswithoutuniquepersonalityandreal-lifestoriescanbeeasilygeneratedbyAI.G.Butanewkindofcreatoristurningtheinternet'straditionalmodelofsuccessupsidedown.高三英語第7頁共10頁第三部分語言運用(共兩節，滿分30分)第一節(共15小題；每小題1分，滿分15分)閱讀下面短文，從每題所給的A、B、C、D四個選項中選出最佳選項。Acouplewalkedthroughthecoldnight,seekingshelter.Thefather-to-bescannedtheroadsideforsomehomewherehisstruggling41mightrestsafely.Helookedoveratherfrequently.Shewalkedwithdifficulty,herwaymade42bythenewlifegrowinginsideher.Theyneededawarmplacesafefromthe43wind.TheirnameswerenotMaryandJoseph,butPepperandCooper.Norweretheymanandwife,butratherapairofbeagles(小獵犬).Guswasdrivinghomewhenhe44thepairintheflashofhisheadlights.Itwasdifficulttoseeforthesnow,buthecouldtellthedogswerewearingtags.Whatweretheydoingouthere?Hepulledovertocheckitout.Gusbentdownandstretchedouthishandstothebeagles,whichmadenoeffortto45.Gusreadtheirtagsandtriedtocallthenumberlisted,butitwassnowingsohardthathisscreen46.Heplacedthedogsinhiscarand47hiswifeKatieofthedogs.Thenhedialedthenumberfromthetags.Amanansweredandimmediatelygrew48whenGustoldhimwhyhewascalling.“Igavethosedogsaway,”themansaid.“Idon'tneedthem.”Theman49quickly.50,thesepoorbeagleswereabandoned.Guslookedoveratthem,theirlargehoundeyesbegging.Katieaskedhimtobringthemhome.Theylaidoutfoodandwaterforthedogs.Theexhaustedanimalslaytogether,Cooper,51liftinghisheadtofussoverPepper.Keepingthispairwas52sincetheyalreadyhadadog.Thenextday,Katietookthedogstothesheltertodropthemoff.“I'mnotsigningthedogsovertoyouifyou'regoingto53them,”shesaid.Andtheshelterworkerspromisedherthey’dkeepthecoupletogether.Inthedaysfollowing,Katiephonedtheshelter54tocheckuponthecouple.Eventually,thebeagleswereadoptedasapair.Whenkindnessandlovetriumphover55andneglect,itcanfeellikethegreatestmiracleofall.41. A.companion B.opponent C.stranger D.neighbour42. A.smoother B.heavier C.easier D.lighter43. A.gentle B.sweet C.warm D.bitter44. A.spotted B.heard C.grabbed D.shot45. A.survive B.interact C.escape D.eat46. A.cleared B.fell C.broke D.misted47. A.informed B.accused C.warned D.cured48. A.impressive B.disappointed C.excited D.defensive49. A.thoughttwice B.hungup C.helpedout D.brokedown50. A.Luckily B.Hopefully C.Obviously D.Miraculously51. A.accidentally B.constantly C.magically D.dramatically52. A.impossible B.appealing C.suitable D.interesting53. A.kill B.display C.separate D.abuse54. A.merely B.hardly C.rarely D.repeatedly55. A.kindness B.cruelty C.warmth D.ignorance高三英語第8頁共10頁

第二節(共10小題；每小題1.5分，滿分15分)閱讀下面短文，在空白處填入1個適當的單詞或括號內單詞的正確形式。UNESCOaddedSpringFestivaltotheRepresentativeListoftheIntangibleCulturalHeritageofHumanity.Thedecision56(make)duringthe19thsessiontakingplaceinParaguayfromDecember2to7,2024.ThecommitteerecognizedthefestivalforitswidearrayofritualsanduniqueculturalelementsthatengageallofChinesesociety.57UNESCOhighlightedwasthattheSpringFestival,58(mark)thestartofthetraditionalChineseLunarNewYear,involvesvarioussocialpractices,includingprayersforgoodfortuneandfamilyreunions.Italsofeaturesactivities59(plan)byeldersandfestivepubliceventsorganizedbycommunities.Receivingtheluckymoneyissomething60kidsdesiremostonthatoccasion.Peoplelightfireworks,put61coupletsondoorsandenjoyalargemealtogether.AccordingtoUNESCO'sdocumentation,thetraditionalknowledgeandcustomsassociatedwiththeSpringFestivalarepasseddowninformallywithinfamiliesand62(community).China'sviceministerofCultureandTourism,RaoQuan,wholedtheChinesedelegationattheUNESCOsession,expressedgratitudeforthe63(recognize).HestressedthattheSpringFestivalisChina'smostimportanttraditionalholiday,symbolizingtheChinesepeople'shopesforabetterlife,strongtiestofamilyandcountry,andthevaluesofharmonybetweenhumansandnature.Rao64(far)explainedthatthefestival,passeddownthroughgenerations,hasprovidedlastingspiritualstrengthtotheChinesepeople.Ithasplayed65significantroleinpromotingfamilyandsocialharmonyandfosteringglobalculturalexchange.第四部分寫作(共兩節，滿分40分)第一節(滿分15分)假定你是李華，你校上周六舉行了“大美我的國”為主題的演講比賽，請你為學校的英文報寫一篇關于這次比賽的報道。內容包括：1.比賽的過程；2.比賽的反響。注意：(1)寫作詞數應為80左右；(2)請按如下格式在答題卡的相應位置作答。MybeautifulcountryEnglishSpeechcompetition高三英語第9頁共10頁第二節(滿分25分)閱讀下面材料，根據其內容和所給段落開頭語續寫兩段，使之構成一篇完整的短文。SamwashavingatoughFriday.The51-year-old,whowasdealingwithkidneyfailure(腎衰竭)andhadbeenondialysis(透析)forafewyears,foundhimselfatavascularcenter30milesfromhomeforthesecondtimein24hours.Thedaybefore,hisbrotherhaddrivenhimtoahospitalinNewJersey,foraroutinedeclotting(除血塊)ofhisdialysisaccessport,butitunexpectedlyclogged(堵住)againthatnight.He'dbeendiagnosedwithdiabetesmorethan20yearsbefore,whichledtohiskidneyproblems.Hewasonthetransplantlist,butnomatcheshadyetappeared.Samtookataxitoandfromhisappointment.Leo,ataxidriveraged31,wasdrivingnorthandacceptedtheorder.WhenSamgotintothecar,Leocouldseethattheoldermanwasweakbutingoodspirits.Andastheysetoutonthe40-minutedrivetoSam'shomeinSalem,theychatted.“Samreallylitupthecarwithpositiveenergy,”saidLeo,whosharedwithSamthathewasaproudArmyveteran.Sam,whoworkedinsalesatacompanythatproducespiping,mentionedthatinthepasthe'denjoyedvolunteeringathischurchandinhiscommunity,evenservingaspresidentofthecitycouncil.Buthewasdoinglessthesedays,heexplained,becausethedialysistreatmentslefthimexhausted.ThenSamrevealedthathewassearchingforakidneydonorandthatthegiverandreceiverbothneedtobetestedbeforethesurgery.Leojokedthathe'dbeagooddonorcandidate,becausehedidn'tdrinkorsmoke.Samagreed,thoughhedidn'tthinkmuchofitastheykeptdriving.Leo,however,couldn'tstopthinkingaboutit.WhenLeoofferedtoexchangetheirphonenumbers,SamthoughtLeowasjustbeingnice.注意：(1)續寫詞數應為150左右；(2)請按如下格式在答題卡的相應位置作答。Later,SamgotacallfromLeosayingthathewouldofferhiskidneytohim.14monthsaftertheymeteacho