學(xué)年高二英語上學(xué)期第一次月考卷（外研版）聽下面5段對話或獨白。每段對話或獨白后有2至4個小題，從題中所給的A、B、C三個選項中選出全解全析5小題將給出5秒鐘的作答時間。每段對話或獨白讀兩遍。（考試時間：120分鐘試卷滿分：150分）聽下面一段對話，回答第6和第7題?？忌⒁猓?．Whatarethespeakersmainlytalkingabout?1．答題前，請務(wù)必將自己的姓名、準(zhǔn)考證號用黑色字跡的簽字筆或鋼筆分別填寫在試題卷和答題紙規(guī)A．Newgamingtechnology.B．Thelatestcamera.C．TheVRheadset.定的位置上。7．Whycouldthewomanonlyusethefirstmodelforshortperiods?2.“注意事項”A．Itmadeherfeelsick.一律無效。B．Itspowerdidn’tlastlong.3．難度系數(shù)：0.65。C．Itwasveryuncomfortabletowear.4．考試結(jié)束后，將本試卷和答題卡一并交回。聽下面一段對話，回答第8至第10題。第一部分聽力（共兩節(jié)，滿分分）8．Whatdothespeakersintendtoattend?A．Atechnologyconference.B．Atechnologyclass.C．Arobotcontest.卡上。9．Wheredothespeakersprobablywork?第一節(jié)（共5小題；每小題分，滿分分）A．Inatechnologycompany.B．Inahospital.C．Inarobotfactory.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，并標(biāo)在10．Howdothespeakersfeelabouttheevent?試卷的相應(yīng)位置。聽完每段對話后，你都有10秒鐘的時間來回答有關(guān)小題和閱讀下一小題。每段對話僅讀A．Shocked.B．C．Excited.一遍。聽下面一段對話，回答第11至第13題。1．Howisthemanpreparingtousethetools?．Whatisthewoman'sjob?A．Bylearningatwork.B．Bywatchingonlinevideos.C．Byreadingtheinstructions.A．Awriter.B．Ajournalist.C．AnOlympicmedalist.2．Whyhasthewomanbegunusingreusablebags?12．Whathappenedtothemanlastyear?A．helpreducewaste.A．HewonamedalintheOlympics.B．savemoneywithdiscounts.B．Hestoppedworkingasasoccerplayer.C．a(chǎn)ppreciatetheirstylishdesign.C．Hestruggledwithverystrongcompetitors.3．Whichactivitywillthemantakepartin?13．Whatdoesthemanwanttoachievethemostthisseason?A．ClothingRecycling.B．Conservation.C．BeingaforOneDay.A．medals.B．newstrategies.C．Havingbetterteamwork.4．Whatwastheman’sbestrecordbeforetoday?A．12.35seconds.B．12.23seconds.C．12.13seconds.聽下面一段對話，回答第14至第15題。14．Whatdidthemangetthistime?5．Whichteamwillprobablywininthefinal?A．TheGermanteam.B．TheFrenchteam.C．TheBrazilteam.第二節(jié)（共小題；每小題分，滿分分）A．Thegold.B．Thesilver.C．Thebronze.15．Howdidthemanfeelatthesecondfence?試題第9頁（共12頁）試題第10頁（共12頁）A．Quiteexcited.B．Rathertired.C．Absent-minded.●Deadline:June13,202316．Whathappenedatthewaterjump?●Fee:NoneA．Themancamethehorse.TheOceanContestasksstudentstoconsiderthefutureofacoastalormarinespeciesthatisunderthreatB．Thewatermadethehorsenervous.fromclimatechange.Submissionsareacceptedinavarietyofartforms.ThecontestisopentoallinternationalandC．Somethinginthecrowdupsetthehorse.USstudentsbetweentheagesofand18.17．Whatwillthemandotomorrow?A．Runinanotherrace.B．BeonaTVC．a(chǎn)friend.●PublicationintheRiverofanthology聽下面一段獨白，回答第18至第20題。●Deadline:January31,202318．Whatisthedisadvantageofoldalarmsystems?●Fee:NoneA．Theyweretoinstall.TheRiverofcontestasksstudentstoconsiderwatersheds-anareathatdrainsintothesamebodyofB．Theywouldcausepowerfailures.water-andhowtheyconnectwiththeirlocalcommunity.Studentscanexplorethisconceptinartorpoetry.TheC．Theywereexpensivebutunreliable.contestisopentoInternationalandUSstudentsfromkindergartentograde12(ages5through19).19．Whathappenswhenasmartcameradoesn’trecognizesomeone?A．Itignorestheperson.●Amount:Upto$10,000cashawardsB．Ittakesaphotooftheperson.●Deadline:October15,2023C．Itcontactsyouortheauthorities.●Fee:$3520．Whatisthespeakermainlytalkingabout?Opentostudentsinavarietyofdisciplines,includingvisualarts,writing,andmusic,theA．Petcare.B．Homesecurity.C．Cameratechnology.competitionasksstudentstosubmitaportfolioofwork.Applicantsmustbe15-to18-year-oldUScitizensor第二部分閱讀理解（共兩節(jié),滿分分）permanentresidents,oringrades10through12atthetimeofsubmission.第一節(jié)（共小題；每小題5分,滿分5分）21．WhatcanweknowabouttheScholasticArtand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，并在答題卡上將該選項涂黑。A．Thedeadlineisnotfixed.B．Entriescantakeanyform.AC．Ithasthelowestcashawards.D．Itisopentostudentsworldwide.22．WhatdoOceanContestandRiverofhaveincommon?●Amount:$1,000to$12,500scholarshipsA．Theyhavethesameclosingdate.B．cangettheirworksissued.●Deadline:betweenDecemberandJanuary,dependingonyourregionC．Studentsdon’thavetopayanentryfee.D．Theagelimitforapplicantsisthesame.●Fee:$10forsingleentry,$30forportfolio(作品選輯)23．WhocanparticipateintheCompetition?TheScholasticArtandcelebrateartbystudentsingradesseventhroughtwelve(age13orolder)onA．Nancy,acollegegraduatemajoringinliterature.aregionalandnationalscale.Categoriesincludescience-fictionandfantasywriting,humor,criticalessays,andB．Kevin,a12-year-oldEnglishboystudyingmusic.dramaticscripts.C．Adam,ahighschoolfreshmanwhoexcelsatsports.D．Mary,a16-year-oldAmericangirlwholoveswriting.●Amount:Scholarshipsupto$1,500B試題第11頁（共12頁）試題第12頁（共12頁）November23wasthehappiestdayoflastwinterforXiaolong.Onthatday,hespottednearly400whiteC．Ithasbeenrecognizedandpraisedbyotherscranes(鶴)inhispatrol(巡邏)areanearPoyangLake.D．Hisprojectsarefundedbyinternationalorganizations.“Iwasthrilled.ItwasthelargestnumberofmigratorybirdsIhadseeninmonths,”said.ChasbeenapatrolattheprotectionandadministrationstationofthePoyangLakeWhenyoupictureazoo,whatdoyousee?Alonebearinaconcretecage,pacingaimlesslyinfrontofNationalNatureReserveBureaufor38years.Eachmorning,around5am,herisesearly,hasasimplebreakfast,andtourists?Oragroupofvolunteers,tryingdesperatelytocleanthebodyofthegiantpanda?Theroleofzoosissetsfromtheprotectionstation.unclearatfirstthought.Ontheonehand,fundingfromzooscomesfromvisitorsanddonors,sotoattractthepublic,“ProtectingthebirdsofPoyangLakeismyduty.ThisworkhasbecomeasignificantpartofmylifeandholdszoosmustputonagoodOntheotherhand,thereisagrowingcrytoprotecttheanimalkingdomfromtheutmostimportancetome.Byprotectingnature’sspirits,Ihavefoundmylife’spurpose,”said.conservation-concernedindividuals.Thatputszoosinadilemma.fondlyrecallsrescuingayoungwhitecrane20yearsagoonawinter’sday.HespottedtheinjuredLondonZoo,whichopenedtomembersin1828asthefirstscientificzoo,openeditsdoorstothepublic19youngcraneduringhispatrolandbroughtitbacktotheprotectionstation,wherehefeditsmallfishandshrimpandyearslaterasitwasnotreceivingsufficientfunding.However,whentheenvironmentalmovementwasborninthetookittothebirdhospitalfortreatment.late20thCentury,LondonZoobegantochangeitsfocus.InthesameyearwhentheIUCNRedListwasfirst“Irememberwhenwewenttothehospital;Iwalkedinfront,andtheyoungcranefollowedme.enteredpublished,LondonZooworkedwithPhoenixZooonacooperativeprogrammetoboostArabianoryx(大羚羊)thehospitaltogether.Afteraboutamonth,itsinjuryhealed,andIdecidedtoreleaseitbackintothewild,”hesaid.numbers.LondonZoosoonbecamethemodelonhowtorunazoothatcansatisfybothitsvisitorsandits“Thatdayleftadeepimpressiononme.Thelittlewhitecranecircledabovemyheadforalongtimebeforeflyinginhabitants.away.Itfeltlikeitrecognizedmeandwasreluctanttoleave.”Somezoosdidnotfollowsuit.Thereputationofdeclined,followingthedocumentaryBlackfish,anOverthedecades,hasrescuedandreleasedover300birdsandparticipatedinmorethan180projectsexposureonpoortreatmentoftheirkillerwhales.Itisclearfromtheirwebsitethatseacreatures’involvingtheprotectionofmigratorybirds.Hehasreceivednumeroushonors,includingbeingnamed“Jiangxi’swellbeingandconservationarenotpriority.Theyarehappytoadvertisetheirsealionshowsandmostbeautifulenvironmentalist”.penguinpettingexperiences,buttheirconservation“mission”istuckedneatlyintoadustycornerofthewebsite.24．WhatmadeNovember23aremarkabledayforlastwinter?Knowingthatplacessuchasmaynotprovidethebestcarefortheiranimals,wecontinuetogivethemourA．Hesuccessfullycompletedhiswinterpatrol.B．Heachievedapersonalmilestoneinhiscareermoney.C．HewitnessedanextraordinarygatheringofbirdsD．Hereceivedrecognitionforhisconservationefforts.However,weshouldnotstopvisitingzoos.Zoosareessentialtooureducation.Zoosareoutdoors,25．Howdoestheauthordevelopdedicationtobirdprotection?soul-lifting,andinneedoffootfalltoremainopenandservingtheanimalkingdom.SoresearchzoosbeforeyouA．Byanalyzingscientificdata.B．Bydescribinghisdailyroutine.visitthem.Onlypayforticketstozoosthatcommittoconservation,aimtoeducateratherthanentertainandhaveC．Bycomparinghisworkwithothers’.D．Byquotinghispersonalstatements.highanimalwelfarestandards.Donottolerateanyless.Celebratezooswhichdoitright.26．Whatdoes‘sexperiencewiththeyoungcranerevealregardinghischaracter?28．Whatleadstothedilemmainparagraph1?A．Hisscientificcuriosity.B．Hisadventurousspirit.A．Theprotestfromvolunteers.B．Thecompetitionamongzoos.C．Hisprofessionalambition.D．Hiskindandcaringnature.27．Whatdoesthetextimplyaboutwork?C．Thepressurefromfundingandconservation.D．Theconflictbetweenvisitorsandzookeepers.29．WhyisLondonZoomentioned?A．Itfocusesonlyonlocalbirdspecies.B．Heworksalonewithoutanypartners.A．giveanexample.B．introduceanopinion.C．makeaprediction.D．recommendadestination.試題第9頁（共12頁）試題第10頁（共12頁）30．Whatdoestheunderlinedword“tucked”inparagraph3probablymean?B．Byabsorbingtheenergyofsunlight.A．B．Divided.C．Hidden.D．Combined.C．Byheatingthesurroundingenvironment.31．Whatdoestheauthorsuggestvisitorsdointhelastparagraph?D．Bymakinguseoftemperaturedifferences.A．Celebratetheanimalshows.B．Fundthepoorly-managedzoos.33．Whatadvantagedothenewpolymershaveoverpreviousmaterials?C．Recognizezoosdevotedtoprotection.D．Increasetheirvisitstodifferentzoos.A．Lowercosts.B．Greatersafety.C．Higherstability.D．Lessweight.D34．Whatcanwelearnaboutthenewyarnfromparagraph5?Forgettobringyourcharger?WhatifyourclothingcouldgenerateelectricityfromtheheatyourbodyA．Itneedstobechargedregularly.naturallyproduces?Thisfuturisticconceptisbecomingareality.B．Ithasbroadapplicationprospects.ScientistsatChalmersUniversityandLink?pingUniversityinSwedenhavedevelopedanewyarn(紗線)thatC．Itisdesignedformedicaltreatment.cangenerateelectricityfrombodyheat,usingapolymercoating(聚合物涂層)appliedtoordinarysilkyarn.TheD．Itwillbelaunchedintothemarketsoon.principleisthethermoelectric(熱電效應(yīng)),wheretemperaturedifferencesbetweenthehumanbodyandits35．Whatisthelastparagraphmainlyabout?surroundingenvironmentcreateelectricalenergy.Asthehumanbodyproducesconstantheat,thewarmersideoftheA．Thelimitationsofputtingthepolymersintopracticaluse.thermoelectricmaterialtransferselectronstothecolderside,generatinganelectricalcurrent.B．Thestandardofproducingthenewtextile.“Thepolymersthatweusearebendable,lightweightandeasytouseinbothliquidandsolidform.TheyareC．Thepotentialofthepolymersinpoweringdevices.alsoharmless,”saysstudyfirstauthorMariavittoriaCraighero.UnlikepreviousattemptsatcreatingthermoelectricD．Thefollow-uptestplanofscientists.textiles,thisbreakthroughsolvesalong-standingproblem:thelackofair-stablepolymers.第二節(jié)（共5小題,每小題5分,共5分）“Thenewtypeofpolymerhasoutstandingperformancestabilityincontactwithairwhileatthesametime,havingaverygoodabilitytoconductelectricity.Byusingpolymers,wedon'tneedanyrareearthmetals,whichareFirstofall,weneedtounderstandthathandlinginterpersonalrelationshipsisnotassimpleastreatingotherstocommoninelectronics,”explainsCraighero.mealsorgivinggifts.Intoday’sera,everyoneseemstocarryaninvisiblelistoftreatingandgifting,fromdinnerThenewthermoelectricyarncouldpowersensorsinclothingtomonitorvitalsignslikeheartrateandbodypartiestoweddingbanquets,fromMid-AutumnmooncakestoSpringFestivalredenvelopes,whichallseemtobetemperaturewithoutneedingbatterychangesorrecharging.Beyondhealthcare,itcouldenablelowpowerfunctionstightlywrappedinthe“humanrelationshipculture”.36insmartclothing,suchasenvironmentalsensingandlocationtracking.Aspowerconversionefficiencyimproves,morepower-demandingfeaturescanbesupported.PsychologistAlbertMehrabianputforwardaveryinterestingformula,whichrevealstheimportanceoftheWhilethenewpolymersmarkamajorstepforwardinthermoelectrictextiles,it'simportanttonotethatthethreemajorelementsincommunication:thecontentofwordsaccountsforonly7%,thetoneofvoiceaccountsfortemperaturedifferencesinlabtestsaremuchhigherthanthosetypicallyexperiencedineverydayclothing.Asa38%,andahigh55%oftheinformationactuallycomesfromnon-verbalbodylanguage.37Whetherresult,real-worldperformancemaybelower.Moreover,theyarngeneratesonly0.67microwattsata70-degreeyoureyesarewanderingorfirmwhenyouspeak,whetheryourgesturesareflutteringorquiet,thesesubtledetailstemperaturedifference,whichisfartoolittletochargedeviceslikesmartphones.Themanufacturingprocessisalsothatareeasilyignoredarethetruthofinterpersonalcommunication.time-consuming,requiringfourdaysofmanualworktocreateonepiece,makingitimpracticalforlarge-scalecommercialproduction.32．Howdoesthenewapproachgenerateelectricity?Fromtheperspectiveoflanguagepsychology,aperson’sspeakingintonation,pitch,andspeedwillothers’understandingofhisintentions.AtthebeginningofMartinLutherKing’sspeech,histonewascalmandlow,A．Byrecyclingtheflowofair.withanalysisandcontemplation,tellingthefactsofracialinequalityandgraduallyintroducinghope.38試題第11頁（共12頁）試題第12頁（共12頁）Finally,itreachedthepeakin“Freedomforever”.Thereasonwhythisspeechmovedtheaudiencewasnotonly“Halfanhourlater,thecatwas46again,wakingmeup.”Stamperrecalled.“ButthistimeIhadrelyingonthewords,butalsoonthepassionandhopeconveyedbythetone.sweatthroughallmyclothes.Iwasn’tabletomove.Ifeltreally47tomystomach.”Thefamilywasnot48withacarbonmonoxidedetector(探測器),but49,theyhadThor.thescreamingandThe“emotionalcapital”insociologycanhelpusunderstandtheroleoftheMehrabianPrincipleindisordergoingon,thekids50andcalledinterpersonalrelationships.39otherstomealscanaccumulateshort-termgoodwill,butonly“Thorplayeda51roleinsavingthefamily.Allofthemweresevereofcarbonlong-termemotionalinvestmentcanmakeinterpersonalrelationshipsasstableasbankdepositsandplayaroleatmonoxide52,”FarmingtonHillsFireChiefJonUnruhsaid.criticalmoments.“JustthethoughtthatIwouldn’tbeheretoseemykids,that’sreally53,”anemotionalStampersaid.“Ifitwasn’tforThor,wewouldn’tbehere.He54ourlives.”Asthesayinggoes,don’thitapersonwhosmilesatyou”.AsinceresmilecaninstantlyshortentheAssoonasthefamilygotoutofthe55,theyputincarbonmonoxidedetectors.distancebetweenpeople.40Afacethatoftenwearsasmilewillmakepeoplefeelthatyouarefriendly41．A．contactB．powerC．controlD．propertyandapproachable,andtheyarewillingtohavein-depthcommunicationwithyou.42．A．realizeB．explainC．indicateD．expressA．However,infact,thekeytointerpersonalcommunicationdoesnotlieinmaterialthings,butintheemotional43．A．a(chǎn)voidedB．delayedC．practicedD．startedtransmissionduringcommunication.44．A．tookB．droveC．showedD．leftB．Whenhesaid“Ihaveadream”,histonerose,fullofpassionandexpectation,andhisvoicebecamemore45．A．understandB．surviveC．escapeD．recoverpowerfulandrhythmic.46．A．sleepingB．wanderingC．screamingD．coughingC．Thismeansthatnon-verbalsignalsarefarmoreinfluentialthanthewordsthemselvesincommunication.47．A．hungryB．sickC．fullD．coolDEmotionalcapitalisarelationalassetaccumulatedthroughemotionalinteraction,whichcreatestrustinlong-term48．A．B．impressedC．satisfiedD．equippedrelationships.49．A．fortunatelyB．obviouslyC．eventuallyD．a(chǎn)ctuallyE．Whetherit’saworkplacemeetingorasocialgathering,asmileisalwaysthebesticebreaker.50．A．cameupB．gaveupC．wokeupD．stayedupF．Manypeoplebelievethatmaterialgiftsarethemostdirectwaytomaintainrelationships.51．A．slightB．simpleC．crucialD．G．Itistobuildtrustwithothersifyoualwaysshowacoldorunfriendlyexpression.52．A．burningB．poisoningC．supplyD．a(chǎn)pplication第三部分語言運用（共兩節(jié),滿分分）53．A．scaryB．meaningfulC．movingD．puzzling第一節(jié)（共小題；每小題1分,共分）54．A．riskedB．transformedC．savedD．cherished閱讀下面短文，從每題所給的A、B、C、D四個選項中選出可以填入空白處的最佳選項。55．A．garageB．hospitalC．storeD．communityThor,thekitten,aMichiganfamily’spet,hasliveduptohissuperheroname.第二節(jié)（共小題；每小題5分,滿分分）HeidiStamper’shomeinFarmingtonHillshadlost41,soshewasrunningaportablegeneratorin閱讀下面短文，在空白處填入1個適當(dāng)?shù)膯卧~或括號內(nèi)單詞的正確形式。hergarage.Whatshedidn’t42wasthatherhusbandandtwokidswerealsobeingpoisonedbytheLake,China’sthird-largestfreshwaterlake,hasreacheditsbestwaterqualityin30years,56odorless(無氣味的),colorlessgas.reflectsChina’sinenvironmentalprotectionalongsideeconomicgrowth.Despiteapopulationincreaseof“About1:45inthemorning,thecat43screaming(尖叫)anditwokemeup,”Stampersaid.Thornearly7millionanda3.6-foldeconomicexpansionsince2007,the57(lake)waterqualityhasimprovedwasill,soStamper44himoutside.Whenthefreshairhit,Thorseemedto45,soshetookhimfromGradeVtoⅢ.backinsideandfellbackasleep.Restoringlargelakesthatfromeutrophication(富營養(yǎng)化)is58globalchallenge,butthe試題第9頁（共12頁）試題第10頁（共12頁）experienceofLakehasprovedthatitispossible.Inthepasttwodecades,around55millioncubicmetersofEverychildhopesforgiftsforChristmas.Butitseemedthatmyfamilydidn’thaveenoughmoneytobuymesilt(淤泥)59(remove).In2024,theintelligentdredging(清淤)shipTaihuStarbeganoperation,thebikethatI’dwantedforChristmas.AftersupperwasoveronChristmaseve,Isatatthetable,feelingsorryfor60(process)upto5,000cubicmetersdaily.myself.Jiangsuhascarriedoutarangeofpollutioncontrolmeasures.Ithasshutdownorrestructurednearly60,000Itwascoldoutside.SoonDadcameback.“Comeon,Eric,”hesaid.“Putonwarmclothes.It’scoldoutpollutingfactories.190wetlandconservationareashavebeenestablished.InSeptember2024,anintelligentonlinetonight.”Iwasreallyupsetthen.NotonlywasInotgettingthebikeforChristmas,butnowDadwasdraggingmeplatformwaslaunched61(monitor)waterquality.outinthecold.Butanyway,Igotupandfollowedhim.Lastsummer,theblue-greenalgaegrowthareaandthedensitydropped62(significant).TheOutside,infrontofthehouse,ouroldtruckwasready.Thecoldwasalreadybitingatme.Dadwentintotheenvironmentalmeasureshavedrivenindustrialtransformation.In2024,high-techindustriesaccounted63woodshed(柴房)andcameoutwithanarmloadofwood.“Dad,”Iasked,“whatareyoudoing?”Hesaid,“IpassedoverhalfofthetotaloutputofindustrialfirmsabovethedesignatedsizeinthreecitiesofJiangsu:Suzhou,andbyMs.Black’shousetoday.Sheisasinglemotherofthreekids.Hereldestson,8-year-oldRobert,wasoutdiggingChangzhou.aroundinthewoodpiletryingtofindafewchips.Hewasjustwearinganoldthinshirt,tremblingwithcold.They’re“TheLakeexperienceshowsthatwithproperpoliciesandstrong64(commit),lakescanbeoutofwood,Eric.”Thatwasallhesaidandthenheturnedandwentbackintotheroomforabigham.Hehandedrestoredandeconomicdevelopmentcangohandinhandwith65(ecology)protection,”saidanofthemtomeandtoldmetoputtheminthetruckandwait.Whenhereturned,hewascarryingabagofsomethinginJiangsu’sDepartmentofEcologyandEnvironment.hishand.“What’sinthebag?”Iasked.“Coats.They’reoutofwarmclothes.Igotthechildrenalittlecandytoo.It第四部分寫作（共兩節(jié)，滿分分）justwouldn’tbeChristmaswithoutalittlecandy.”第一節(jié)（滿分分）drovetwomilestoMs.Black’shouse.stoppedatthegateandunloadedthewood,thenwetookthe假設(shè)你是學(xué)生會主席李華，為幫助外國留學(xué)生了解中國傳統(tǒng)文化，你校將舉行中國傳統(tǒng)藝術(shù)周活動，請你寫otherthingstothedoor.Ms.Blackopenedthedoorandletusin.Theroomfeltcold.Suchasmallfirecouldhardly一個通知，告知你校外國留學(xué)生，內(nèi)容包括：giveanyheatatall.SoDadaskedmetoaddmorewoodtothefire.1.活動的時間、地點；注意：2.活動內(nèi)容。1．續(xù)寫詞數(shù)應(yīng)為150左右；注意：1.詞數(shù)80左右；2．請按如下格式在答題卡的相應(yīng)位置作答。2.盡量用本單元知識點；Isoonmadethefireburnbrighterandeveryone’sspiritsrosehigh.3.標(biāo)題和結(jié)尾已給出，不計入總詞數(shù)。___________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________Onthewaybackhome,DadturnedtomeandbegantoexplainaboutthebikeIhadlongedfor.____________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________