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第二节
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 childhood is magical and full of adventure. I have so many childhood memories, and I
would I ike to share one 由at still stimulates me. This unforgettable childhood event was about the
first day when I learned how to swim. It happened so unexpectedly and quickly 由at not only I but
my parents were surprised. Of course, we were proud as well. I was barely seven years old back
then, and my parents thought that it was time for me to learn how to swim. One summer morning,
they took me to a swimming pool in the City Swimming Complex which was just a 35-minute drive
from our house. It was a weekend and both my parents accompanied me. After we reached the
Swimming Complex, we found many people were learning how to swim. My mother said she would
watch me learn this important skill with the help of my father. Then she cheered me on and took a
seat.
I had no idea how to swim but I W部 excited to衍y this new adventure. However, when my
father got into the swimming pool with me, I became a bit nervous. It seemed that things were not
quite as easy for me.
Looking around, I noticed that many other children of all ages were also t叩ing to gr部p this
skill and some of them had pretty much learned the art and science of this skill. Influenced by others,
I was detennined to foc皿on my training and swim as well as them. Under the guidan臼 ofmy
father, I learned wi由 all my effort and devotion, and I made rapid progress. After teaching me岛r
30 minutes or so, my father went to b町some snacks for us and my mother came to talk to me for
a while near the pool. She asked me ifl had learned anything at all. To prove my progress, I jumped
into the water and started swimming.
注意：
(I ）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。
Mymotherwα fi电htened by my action αtfirst.
Ealing Jhe snacks bough/ by myf athe月. wewere al/ thrilled and excited
英语试题 第8 页（共8页〉
2025届河源市高三毕业班调研模拟测试（二〉
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第四部分写作
第一节
One possible version:
Notice
Deαr schoolmates
To bridge the gap and strenght en the emotional bond across the Taiwan Strait, an “One Family
across the Taiwan Strait" English speech contest is scheduled in our school, aiming to promote better
understanding and interaction between both sides.
The contest will take place in the school hall at 9:00 a.m. on May 18th. Each contestant will
have a 7 - minute speech, during which you are exp优ted to vividly demonstrate the deep - rooted
kinship between the two sides. After that, there will be a 3 - minute Q&A session.
The speech should cover aspects like the shared history, culture, and the bright fu阳re of cross
- Strait relations. What must忱emphasized is that your sp臼ch should be original, well - organiz时，
and engaging. Please submit your speech scripts to the Student Union office no later than May 15th.
Looking forward to your active involvement!
Student Union
第二节
One possible version:
A今y mother 11 as fi’但htened by my aαion at first. Never did she think I would jump into the
water without my father accompanying me. Scared and terrified, she almost let out a cry for help.
But what surprised her most was that I was actually swimming without struggle. In no time, her
panic gave way to excitement. Meanwhile, she cheered me on, stimulating me to swim with pride.
I was swimming confidently when my father came back. Seeing me swimming on my own, he was
astonished as well. However, he said nothing, signing me to e叮oy snacks.
Eating the snacks bought by myf athe1; we were all thrilled an d excited. My mother seemed to
have forgotten her terror just now. My father was satisfied with my progress, but still wished I hadn’t
taken risks. After all, safety matters a lot. Nodding my head, I promised not to take risks any more.
A I ittle adventurous 臼 it was, this was the first time that I had realized my achievements could make
my阳rents so happy and proud, which also boosted my confidence. It was this childhood adventure
that made me understand noth ing is impossible with all your e汗orts and devotion.

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