山西省大同市2026届高三下学期第一次模拟考试质量监测 英语试卷（含解析）

这是一份山西省大同市2026届高三下学期第一次模拟考试质量监测 英语试卷（含解析），共2页。试卷主要包含了听力选择题，阅读理解，完形填空，语法填空，书信写作，书面表达等内容，欢迎下载使用。
一、听力选择题
1．Where are the speakers?
A．On the beach.B．In the supermarket.C．At their hme.
2．Which hat will the wman buy?
A．The blue ne.B．The brwn ne.C．The white ne.
3．Wh will prbably meet the client tmrrw?
A．Lisa.B．Mark.C．David.
4．What des the man want t watch nw?
A．A ftball match.B．A TV series.C．A talk shw.
5．Why des the wman call the man?
A．T make an invitatin.B．T ask a favr.C．T express her thanks.
听下面一段对话，回答以下小题。
6．What des the wman like mst abut the bkstre?
A．The layut.B．The lcatin.C．The atmsphere.
7．What will the speakers d next?
A．Take a few phts.B．Visit the art gallery.C．Buy several bks.
听下面一段对话，回答以下小题。
8．What des the wman say abut the pht studi?
A．It is under redecratin.B．Its equipment is brken.C．It will repen in a week.
9．Which club will the man prbably jin?
A．The phtgraphy club.B．The drama club.C．The handcraft club.
10．Hw des the man feel in the end?
A．Wrried.B．Relieved.C．Disappinted.
听下面一段对话，回答以下小题。
11．What did the man give the wman fr free?
A．Sme eggplants.B．Sme carrts.C．Sme ptates.
12．What can visitrs d n the farm?
A．Feed gats.B．Milk cws.C．Ride hrses.
13．What is the prbable relatinship between the speakers?
A．Guide and visitr.B．Bss and wrker.C．Seller and buyer.
听下面一段对话，回答以下小题。
14．Hw lng will the man stay in the htel?
A．Fr ne night.B．Fr tw nights.C．Fr three nights.
15．What view des the family rm prvide?
A．A sea view.B．A muntain view.C．A lake view.
16．What is the price f a duble rm per night?
A．$100.B．$120.C．$150.
17．Which rm will the man take?
A．The single rm.B．The duble rm.C．The family rm.
听下面一段独白，回答以下小题。
18．What stimulated the speaker’s interest in birds?
A．A nature dcumentary.B．A science bk.C．A camping trip.
19．What majr did the speaker chse first?
A．Eclgy.B．Chemistry.C．Bilgy.
20．What has the speaker been ding these days?
A．Designing a field study.B．Watching varius birds.C．Writing a survey reprt.
二、阅读理解
Art Prize Challenge
Art Prize Challenge is designed t encurage the best talent wrking in the wrld tday. See yur wrk published in Internatinal Artist magazine and als receive a 4-page Editrial Feature in American Art Cllectr, the famus magazine read by cllectrs and galleries lking fr new art wrk in the wrld’s biggest art market.
Challenge N. 152
The Prize Details
Rules & Cnditins
● All wrk must be riginal and cmpleted within the last tw years.
● Mail-in entries must be accmpanied by ne riginal fficial entry frm.
● Each print must be clearly marked n the back with the artist’s name, the title, the medium and the dimensins f the wrk.
21．Which date is valid fr entry submissin?
A．January 13.B．April 14.
C．January 16.D．April 16.
22．Wh will get 1-year subscriptin t Internatinal Artist magazine?
A．The 2nd prize winner.B．The grand prize winner.
C．The 3rd prize winner.D．The cmpetitin finalist.
23．What requires marking n each print’s back?
A．An artist’s title.B．The wrk’s dimensins.
C．An artist’s age.D．The wrk’s highlights.
My priceless heritage frm my father is a bx f yellw pencils. Sme are barely used, sme are wrn-dwn, but each is unfailingly functinal. They remind me f his lve f slving crsswrd puzzles. They remind me f him sitting by the windw, bathed in mrning light, carefully filling in their tiny bxes.
In his 80s, my father wuld read the day’s newspaper cver t cver, with a pleasant smile n his face. “What are yu reading that’s s funny, Dad?” I wuld ask. “Oh, nthing. I dn’t pay much attentin t the news. But reading reminds me f frgtten wrds that help me slve the crsswrd. Ah, gt it! 12-D, CLASH!”
When he read the papers, ur dg wuld curl up beside him, enjying his sft tuches fr an hur r tw, which left me free t write withut being bthered by it. He wuld gladly put his paper dwn t engage with curius grandchildren, telling them stries abut language, peple and places. Mre imprtantly, he wuld listen. It’s a gd life lessn fr the little nes, as they grew t appreciate that nt all grwn-ups are pushy r impatient. In additin, he wuld live his life quietly helping peple, never frgetting thse wh had lent him a hand. He believed that mre wealth did nt mean greater happiness, and that n kindness shuld be undervalued.
While my father used wrds fr lve, I did the same fr a living as a prfessinal writer. He understd this, and that may have been why he never asked me t suggest a wrd r help him with a puzzle. Fr him, my wrds were precius; each held value. Actually, I learned the wrth f my wrk thrugh his lve fr wrd puzzles. It did nt matter hw much I gt paid fr my writing. I wrte because I lved wrds and I enjyed writing stries that brught ideas t life, ften fr r abut nn-prfits.
24．Why is a bx f yellw pencils mentined?
A．T intrduce the father’s hbby.
B．T stress the tl’s value.
C．T shw the father’s cllectin.
D．T express the past regret.
25．Why did the authr’s father read the newspaper page by page?
A．T read stries fr amusement.
B．T knw the latest news.
C．T find wrds t slve puzzles.
D．T kill his bring time.
26．Which can best describe the authr’s father?
A．Humrus and utging.B．Patient and helpful.
C．Creative and ambitius.D．Grateful and strict.
27．Which is the suitable title fr the text?
A．My Lve fr Crsswrd Game.
B．My Father’s Yellw Pencil Bx.
C．My Gains frm Wrd Puzzles.
D．My Father’s Crsswrd Magic.
Nwadays, nline reviews are everywhere. We’re ften asked t leave a review after making a purchase, dining ut, r receiving a service. Many f us nt nly leave reviews but als value thse frm thers. In fact, 98% f cnsumers cnsider reviews an essential part f the decisin-making prcess, and 45% f users wn’t buy a prduct withut any reviews.
Hwever, what impact des this culture f nline reviews have n ur brains and lives? Take Helen Plycnic as an example. Her lw Uber rating makes her feel anxius every time she takes a ride, even thugh she believes she has dne nthing wrng. Businesses are als significantly affected by nline reviews. Sam Mrgan, wh runs several restaurants, was nce blackmailed (敲诈) by cheaters wh threatened t pst fake negative reviews if he didn’t pay up. Such malicius reviews can be a real headache fr businesses. Mrever, review platfrms ften dn’t act immediately r cnduct strict reviews when dealing with such issues.
Of curse, nline reviews aren’t all bad. Befre buying clthes r ther prducts, we ften refer t reviews t learn abut the prduct’s style, fabric, and size. Reviews can reduce ur anxiety abut unknwn experiences t sme extent. Als, cnstructive feedback can help businesses t make imprvements. Fr example, if a buyer pints ut that the packaging is nt strng enugh, the seller may rethink their packaging methd.
Nevertheless, the truth f nline reviews has always been a cncern. False reviews are widespread, and AI-generated reviews are cmmn. They usually lack emtin and clear pinins. T slve this, the UK has intrduced relevant laws t ban the submissin f fake reviews.
Online reviews have bth advantages and disadvantages. While we enjy the cnvenience they bring, we als need t learn t distinguish between true and false reviews and view these evaluatins ratinally.
28．What is the purpse f listing the statistics in paragraph 1?
A．T explain cnsumers’ chices befre shpping.
B．T shw buyers’ preference fr getting a service.
C．T clarify these gd and bad effects f reviews.
D．T highlight the imprtance f nline cmments.
29．What dcs the underlined wrd “malicius” in paragraph 2 mean?
A．Casual.B．Harmful.
C．Hnest.D．Psitive.
30．What des the UK d t fight against false nline reviews?
A．Make related laws t frbid fake reviews.
B．Stp users making AI-generated reviews.
C．Ask the platfrms t check false reviews.
D．Warn the public nt t pst false reviews.
31．What is the authr’s attitude twards nline reviews?
A．Dubtful.B．Objective.
C．Supprtive.D．Negative.
Many peple believe that the mre indr plants we have, the better ur mental health will be. Hwever, a recent study frm Stanfrd University challenges this cmmn idea, suggesting that t much greenery can actually harm ur well-being. This surprising finding sheds new light n hw the right amunt f greenery affects us indrs.
T address this questin, researchers develped a new methd t measure different “dses” (配置量) f plants and wd inside a given space. They designed 11 virtual rms with varying levels f wd, greenery and nature views visible ut f windws. Then, the researchers recruited (招募) 412 participants, each f whm was assigned ne f the rms and tld t imagine that it was their new wrkplace, within which they were ging t cmplete sme stressful tasks. The team bserved hw different amunts f nature influenced their stress levels and feelings.
The finding shwed that a greenery dse f abut 20 percent had the best results in terms f restring calmness and achieving a sense f belnging fr participants. “In ur 13-square-meter rm, this dse amunted t 17 plants as well as a windw verlking tree canpies,” said Bianchi, a prfessr frm Stanfrd University. In cntrast, the virtual rms with the mst nature — at 60 percent full f plants — actually increased participants’ stress.
Apart frm finding the ideal greenery dse, the researchers reprt that a feeling f “cnnectin” t nature seems t be the key t experiencing well-being benefits frm indr greenery. “Yu dn’t just put a bunch f nature inside the space,” said Bianchi. “Yu make sure that the nature that yu are putting inside the space will successfully make the ccupants feel cnnected t nature.”
Beynd prviding guidance fr the ccupants, they hpe their findings can infrm design recmmendatins fr husing, schls, wrkplaces and hspitals. In an increasingly urbanized wrld, further research, particularly field wrk, n indr dse f nature and well-being will becme essential.
32．What des the new study suggest?
A．T many indr plants can damage ur health.
B．Mre greenery can ffer us mre health benefits.
C．Indr plants are beneficial t ur mental health.
D．The quality f greenery can affect ur well-being.
33．Hw did the researchers cnduct the study?
A．By establishing mdels.
B．By interviewing experts.
C．By making experiments.
D．By searching literature.
34．Hw des 20% indr greenery make participants feel?
A．Delightful.B．Fearful.
C．Peaceful.D．Stressful.
35．Why is further study n indr greenery necessary?
A．Wrkplace stress is gradually increasing.
B．The envirnment is becming unlivable.
C．Peple are discuraged t live utdrs.
D．Peple are spending mre time indrs.
Hw t Start Mindful Eating
Mindful eating is abut waking up t the experience f eating. Experts recmmend starting mindful eating gradually. Aim t eat ne r a few meals per week in a slwer, mre attentive way. 36 Here’s a simple practice t help yu get int a mre mindful eating mindset.
● Prepare with intentin.
Befre eating, take a mment t acknwledge yur hunger level and emtinal state. Take a few deep breaths t calm yur bdy and help it shift int “rest and digest” mde. Turn ff distractins like yur phne, the TV, r yur unfinished wrk. 37
● Engage yur senses.
Observe the clrs and shapes f yur fd. 38 As yu eat, pay attentin t the flavrs and hw the fd feels in yur muth. This sensry awareness can help yu feel mre satisfied and prevent yu frm vereating.
● 39
Take small bites and chew each cmpletely. This allws yu t fully experience and appreciate the taste and texture f yur fd, and helps yu digest it better.
● Reflect n fullness and satisfactin.
40 This simple act helps yu slw dwn and check in with yur bdy. Aim t stp eating when yu’re abut 80% full t allw yur bdy enugh time t register that yu’ve eaten enugh.
A．Check yur hunger.
B．Eat slwly and chew thrughly.
C．Put yur chpsticks dwn after each bite.
D．In this way yu can fcus nly n yur meal.
E．Breathe in the pleasant smell befre taking a bite.
F．Then wrk yur way up t making it a daily habit.
G．Eating mindfully can bst md and imprve fd chices.
三、完形填空
In Gudalur, a quiet twn nestled in the hills, there is an unspken practice. When crisis strikes, the first call ges ut t Sabeena, a nurse wrking with the Shihab Centre fr Humanity. T her patients, she is a 41 presence by the side f thse critically ill and suffering.
On the mrning f 30 July, rainstrms 42 landslides in Wayanad district, where at least 300 lives were lst and hundreds mre displaced r 43 . When Shihab’s care unit was called n t help with the rescue effrts already 44 , Sabeena jined in.
Chas 45 the Shihab team when they reached Chralmala, ne f the villages hit hard by the landslides. The place was filled with what lked like thusands f peple helping 46 . Suddenly smene shuted that rcks were 47 and everyne ran. Thugh it was a false alarm, the situatin was clearly 48 . “But hw culd we just turn back?” Sabeena said, insisting that the team mve t the 49 area in the next village Mundakkai, where they culd still be 50 .
After managing t land in Mundakkai, Sabeena gt t wrk, dressing wunds, 51 the anxius and helping peple mve t Chralmala. By nightfall, she had 52 treated and helped rescue 35 peple.
Fr her bravery, the gvernment 53 her with the Kalpana Chawla Award. When asked abut the 54 , she said, “There were s many thers wh came t the 55 . I just lent them a hand.”
41．A．steadyB．tempraryC．permanentD．ccasinal
42．A．came withB．resulted inC．tk awayD．held up
43．A．hiddenB．killedC．struckD．injured
44．A．at riskB．under wayC．in vainD．behind schedule
45．A．defeatedB．greetedC．excitedD．puzzled
46．A．survivrsB．visitrsC．strangersD．vlunteers
47．A．breakingB．eruptingC．fallingD．piling
48．A．acceptableB．cntrllableC．delightfulD．dangerus
49．A．cveredB．dividedC．affectedD．prtected
50．A．curageusB．usefulC．frtunateD．guilty
51．A．cmfrtingB．feedingC．injectingD．washing
52．A．persnallyB．speciallyC．bviuslyD．pssibly
53．A．equippedB．prvidedC．hnuredD．cnnected
54．A．assumptinB．celebratinC．recgnitinD．peratin
55．A．attentinB．serviceC．trialD．rescue
四、语法填空
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。
New mammals are stepping int the sptlight as “diplmats (外交官)”. Glden snub-nsed mnkeys frm central China have begun making 56 (they) way t Eurpean zs as part f an initiative similar t “panda diplmacy”.
Glden snub-nsed mnkeys have 57 deep histry in China and have been featured in artwrk. They are recgnizable by their striking glden-range fur and hairless blue face. The mnkeys nt just feed n fruits and seeds, 58 they als eat insects. They turn gray-brwn in summer, and each winter they regrw the thick range cat that helps them stand freezing temperatures in the high muntains f the Xizang Plateau, 59 they live.
The species is endangered, with abut 8,000 t 15,000 individuals 60 (live) in the wild. They face majr threats, including habitat lss due t defrestatin, as well as illegal hunting. Since glden snub-nsed mnkeys are native nly 61 China, they can’t leave the cuntry withut gvernment apprval.
China is hping 62 (save) these mnkeys just as it did with pandas, which als live nly in the cuntry. After 63 (success) cnservatin effrts, pandas 64 (remve) frm the endangered species list and reclassified as vulnerable in 2016. T date, six glden “ambassadrs” have brught China’s gdwill abrad, which is a great step tward greater public 65 (aware), scientific research and cnservatin.
五、书信写作
66．假定你是李华，在某英语问答平台上看到网友Chris提出“Why are electric cars s ppular in China?”这个问题。请你用英语回答他的提问，内容包括：
1. 你的理解；
2. 你的评价。
注意：
1. 写作词数应为80个左右；
2. 请按如下格式在答题卡的相应位置作答。
Hi, Chris! Glad t knw that yu are interested in Chinese electric cars.
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六、书面表达
67．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。
My uncle, my mther’s brther, was the ne wh lved me greatly. It was his birthday, and I wanted t d smething really special fr him. S I decided t bake a birthday cake fr him frm zer all by myself.
Having already brught my trusty ven int the kitchen, I set abut the business f gathering the necessary materials and preparing fr the task at hand, with the help f my mther. Nw it was time t bake. I felt just like a great ck, as my hands skillfully measured and mixed ingredients, making sure that everything was abslutely perfect. This was n rdinary cake, yu see. It was created with lve especially fr my uncle n his very special day.
I slaved fr hurs t get that tiny little cake picture perfect. Finally it was dne. It was the mst beautiful cake I had ever seen. It was definitely wrth the extra effrt and hard wrk that I had put int it with patience that nly came frm pride in ne’s effrts.
My masterpiece was a tiny, tw-layer white cake with silky-smth fudge frsting (软糖糖霜) and ne little blue candle fr decratin. I culd barely wait until five ’clck t surprise my uncle with his special gift, painstakingly created by my tw little hands.
Overjyed at the prspect f finally getting t present my uncle with his cake and wish him a very happy birthday, I raced ut the dr with cake in hand. In my haste, I failed t ntice that it had rained. The steps beside the prch were wet. Rushing blindly ff the prch, I hit the slippery steps and realized with hrrr the disaster that was abut t happen. Everything seemed t be in slw mtin as my feet flew ut frm under me, and my cake flew high int the air. Only secnds after my pride hit the grund, my beautiful cake came crashing dwn beside me with a lud sund! When I lked ver at the little brken cake, my heart brke t.
注意：
1. 所续写短文的词数应为150个左右;
2. 请按如下格式在答题卡的相应位置作答。
My mther, wh had been watching frm the windw, came t my rescue.
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I arrived at my uncle’s huse n time, with my cake still perfect.
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Theme
Seascapes, Rivers & Lakes
Medium
Any painting r drawing media
Entries Clse
Last mail received n January 14, 2026
Winners Featured
Issue N. 168 (April/May 2026)
The Grand Prize
The Secnd Prize
Our Grand Prize Winner receives:
● An Award Certificate t authenticate the prize
● 2-page spread in Internatinal Artist magazine
● 4-page Editrial Feature in American Art Cllectr magazine
Having a 4-page Editrial Feature in this art market bible is the kind f publicity that culd change yur career as an artist.
Our Secnd Prize Winner receives:
● 1-page spread in Internatinal Artist magazine
● 2-page Editrial Feature in American Art Cllectr magazine
● Award Certificate
The publicity yu receive thrugh this 2-page article in American Art Cllectr culd lead t multiple sales in the wrld’s biggest art market.
The Third Prize
Hnrable Mentins
Our Third Prize Winner receives:
● 1-page spread in Internatinal Artist magazine
● 1-page Editrial Feature in American Art Cllectr magazine
● Award Certificate
Our Finalists each receive:
● An entry in Internatinal Artist magazine with their wrk seen wrldwide by internatinal galleries
● 1-year subscriptin t Internatinal Artist magazine
● Award Certificate
参考答案
1．C
【原文】M: I can’t wait t g t the beach. When shall we leave?
W: In an hur. Dad went t the supermarket t buy snacks. Culd yu water the plants in the living rm while waiting fr him?
2．B
【原文】W: D yu have this hat in blue?
M: Srry, the blue nes are sld ut. The white nes are als ppular this seasn.
W: I dn’t like white. I’ll take a brwn ne, please.
3．C
【原文】M: Lisa, Mark can’t meet with the client tmrrw. Can yu think f anyne t g?
W: Let me see. Hw abut asking David?
M: Alright. I’m cnfident he’ll handle it well.
4．A
【原文】M: Shall we change the channel? The live ftball match is starting.
W: I thught yu’d watch the talk shw.
M: I’ll watch it nline. But I dn’t want t miss this match.
5．B
【原文】W: Hi Jhn, it’s Sarah. I’m ging t a wedding next week. Culd yu lk after my cat fr several days?
M: Sure. What shuld I d?
W: Just feed her twice a day. Thanks s much!
6．C 7．B
【原文】M: The decratin here is s charming. It feels very czy.
W: I agree. What I lve mst is the peaceful atmsphere in this bkstre. I als enjy the view frm the windw. Culd yu take a pht f me with my phne?
M: Sure. Just lean a little against the bkshelf… perfect. Here, take a lk.
W: Thanks, I really like it. Wuld yu like t g t the art gallery next dr later?
M: That sunds gd.
8．A 9．C 10．B
【原文】M: Hell, I’d like t jin the phtgraphy club.
W: Srry, the club’s pht studi is being redecrated and the equipment is being upgraded. It will repen in a mnth. If yu like creative activities, yu culd try the drama club r the handcraft club.
M: What are they abut?
W: The drama club practices shrt plays. The handcraft club makes DIY crafts.
M: The latter sunds gd. Hw d I jin?
W: Just fill ut a frm, pay a small fee, and cme this Thursday afternn.
M: But I’m nt very skilled at making things.
W: Dn’t wrry. The teacher guides everyne step by step, and the members are very friendly and helpful.
M: That’s a relief. I’m really lking frward t it nw.
11．A 12．B 13．C
【原文】W: Ww, these eggplants lk s fresh! I’d like sme, but I’ve already gt a basket f carrts and tw bags f ptates. It’ll be t much t carry if I add a basket f eggplants.
M: Yu can cme back anther day. All ur vegetables are rganic.
W: All right. Hw much shuld I pay?
M: 45 yuan in ttal. And I’ll give yu three eggplants as a present.
W: That’s s kind! Hw lng have yu been running this farm?
M: It’s been ten years since I quit my jb as a driver.
W: Really? I’m a dctr, and I’ve always thught abut ding smething like this after retirement — maybe keeping sme animals. I’d lve t feed gats r ride hrses.
M: We dn’t have thse, but visitrs are welcme t try milking the cws by hand and get sme fresh milk.
14．C 15．A 16．B 17．C
【原文】W: Sunshine Htel. Hw can I help yu?
M: Hell, I’d like t bk a rm fr my family.
W: Sure. When wuld yu like t check in? And hw lng will yu stay?
M: We’re cming n Tuesday and leaving n Friday.
W: Let me have a duble rm with a muntain view and a family rm with a balcny verlking the sea. The family rm is mre spacius. It cmes with a mini-fridge, a TV and a micrwave.
M: The family rm sunds gd fr us with a kid. Hw much is it?
W: It’s 150 dllars per night. By the way, the duble rm is 120 dllars per night.
M: Is breakfast included?
W: Yes. Bth English breakfast and Asian breakfast are free fr all in-huse guests.
M: Perfect. I’ll take the family rm.
W: Very well. I’ll make the reservatin fr yu.
18．A 19．B 20．A
【原文】 Hi everyne. I’m a bird researcher. Peple ften ask me hw I gt interested in birds. Actually, when I was a kid, I spent much time utdrs. My family ften went camping, and I had many science bks abut animals that I liked t read. But what truly sparked my passin was a nature dcumentary I watched ne evening — it shwed birds migrating acrss the glbe, and I was cmpletely amazed. When I went t university, I first chse chemistry, thinking it was a practical majr. But after ne year, I realized my heart wasn’t in it, s I switched t eclgy. Nwadays, I fcus n studying hw light pllutin affects birds’ migratin. It’s an urgent issue, s recently I’ve been spending a lt f time designing a field study t track their nighttime activity in cities. This invlves a lt f preparatin, and eventually I’ll need t write a reprt n the study. In my free time, I like talking with lcal birdwatchers. Their bservatins are incredibly helpful fr my research.
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66． Hi, Chris! Glad t knw that yu are interested in Chinese electric cars.
I think that electric cars are ppular in China mainly due t rapid technlgical prgress and strng plicy supprt. Breakthrughs in battery life and charging speed have slved the “range anxiety” prblem, while the gvernment’s subsidies and tax cuts lwer the purchase cst. Additinally, the widespread cnstructin f charging piles makes recharging as cnvenient as refueling.
In my view, this trend is highly psitive. It nt nly reduces urban air pllutin, but als demnstrates China’s leadership in the glbal green transitin. With cntinuus innvatin, electric vehicles will undubtedly shape the future f mbility in China and beynd.
67．My mther, wh had been watching frm the windw, came t my rescue. She knelt dwn beside me, kissed me n the cheek, and wiped away the tears, saying, “We had better get busy if we are ging t get this special cake t yur uncle n time.” I lked at her with skepticism, but she just smiled and began carefully picking up the pieces f cake. She tk them int the kitchen and began wrking her magic. With the skill f an artist, she mlded the cake back tgether. Seeing the perfectly restred cake, I gave her a big hug and was nce again n my way.
I arrived at my uncle’s huse n time, with my cake still perfect. I was brimming with lve and pride as I presented my uncle with his cake and sang “Happy Birthday” t him. My uncle, having heard what had happened, prclaimed it t be the mst beautiful birthday cake ever made. As he finished the last bite, he said, “That was the mst delicius cake I have ever eaten!” Then he prceeded t g n and n abut what a great ck I was. I was verjyed, believing the pwer f lve culd d anything!题号
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A
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B
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