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高考英语模拟试题三第一卷三部分共115分第一部分听力部分共二节满分30分第一节共5小题每小题15分满分75分听下面5段对话每段对话后有一个小题从题中所给的ABC三个选项中选出最佳选项并标在试卷的相应位置听完每段对话后你都有l0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1Whatisthemandoing1BAAskingforhelpBMakingsuggestionsCAskingforpermission2Whatdoweknowaboutthespeakers2CATheywanttohaveacupofcoffeeBTheyagreetohaveacupofcoffeethenextdayCThewomancouldntacceptthemanssuggestion3Wheredoestheconversationtakeplace3AAAthomeBInashopCInamuseum4Whatarethctwospeakerstalkingabout4CAArailwaystationBAcinemaCAfilm5WhenwillMrBrownhavetobeattheairport75BABy830BBy930CBy1030第二节共15小题每小题15分满分225分听下面5段对话或独自每段对话或独白后有几个小题从题巾所给的ABC三个选项中选出最佳选项井标在试卷的相应位置听每段对话或独白前你将有时间阅读各个小题每小题秒钟听完后各小题将给出秒钟的作答时间每段对话或独白读两遍听第6段材料回答第6至8题6Whydoesthemanthinkhewasluckytogetthejob6CAHelikesthejobBHelikesthefactoryCHeisabletoliveinthelittlcvillage7Howdidthemansleeplastnight7BAHewokeforseveraltimesBVerywellCHecouldntgotosleep8Whycouldntthewomansleepwell8AAShewasnotuscdmthesilenceBShewasafraidofthebirdCShewastootired听第7段材料回答第9至11题9WhatisthemanSphmforthewintervacation9BAGodeerhuntingBGotravellingCGotovisitthreebigcities10Whydoesthemandecidetodothis10BAToseehisfriendsBTocollectmoneyCToamusehimself11Whomwillthemangowith11CAThewomanBHisfamilyCHisfriends听第8段材料回答第1213题12Wheredoestheconversationtakeplace12BAInadrugstoreBInapetshopCInazoo13Whatisthemancomplainingabout13AATheysoldhimadeadeatBThecatalwayssleepsCThecatistootiredtomove听第9段材料回答第14至16题14Whatisthemanlookingfor14CAAbookstoreBAtownguideCAshoerepairshopl5Whatdoweknowabouttheman15BAHewasshownthewrongwayBHerememberedthewaywronglyatfirstCHcdidntunderstandwhatthewomansaid16Howdoesthewomanseemtobe16CAInahurrytoleaveBCuriousaboutthemanCPleasedtohelptheman听第10段材料回答第17至20题17Whatisthecouplesnationality17BABritishBFrenchCChinese18Whathappenedtothecouplespetdog18BAItwaswellfedinthckitchenBItwaskilledinthekitchenCIthadamealwiththeoldcouple19ttowlongdidthecouplehavctowaitbeforetheirfoodwasready19AAAboutanhourBHalfanhourCAnhourandahalf20Howdoesthewomanfeelaboutwhatthemansaid20CAItistrueBItiswrongtodosoCItisunbelievable第二部分英语知识运用共二节满分45分第一节单项填空共15小题每小题1分计15分21IfeltIhaddonemydutythoughverystoppedtolistentome21BAafewBfewCalittleDlittle22Imafraidyouhavenochoicebutalongwithus22CAcomeBcomingCtocomeDcame23Theyreceivedtheorderthemeetingputoffuntilthenextday23DAthattobeBwhichbeCwhichtobeDthatbe24Doyoulikeworkingawaiter24BYesbut1gettiredstandingthewholedayAforofBasofCofofDasas25LiMinghasntcomeyet25BWellwhereinsuchanightAmusthehavegoneBcouldhehavegoneCwouldhehavegoneDoughthchavegone26Thegirlwhocouldhardlykeepbackhertearsinsistedherteachertohcr26DAdowrongBhaddonewrongChaddowrongDshouldhavedonewrong27Thewindowsaresosmallletinmuchlight27BAnotastoBasnottoCastonotDdonotasto28TodaysChinadiffersgreatlyusedtobe10yearsago28AAfromwhatitBfromthatCwithwhatDwithit29theplayersbeganthegame29DAHavingtakenourseatsBTakingourseatsCBeingtakentheseatsDAfterwehadtakenourseats30Whomwouldyouratherthewashingmachine30CAhaverepairedBhaverepairingChaverepairDhavetorepair31WhatmadeRuthsoupset31BhernewwatchALostBLosingCBecauseoflosingDSinceshelost32Somanypeoplehimheissuretosucceed32DAhelpedBhelpChavehelpedDtohelp33Nothavingbeentherebeforehesimplyhadnoideaabouttheplaceworthvisiting33DAwhateveryonesaysBeveryonesaysthatCeveryonethinksitDwhicheveryonesays34Didittakethemtogetthroughthetask34BAOneandahalfyearBseveralhundreddaysCtwoscoresofdaysDfourdozensdays35IsiteasiertowatchTVnow35CAYesveryBNoIthinksoCYesIthinksoDNonotvery第二节完形填空共20小题每小题15分计30分阅读下面的短文掌握其大意然后从3654各题所给的四个选项中选出一个最佳答案PerhapsallAmericanstudentshaveparttimejobsItsdifficultfor36whoarenotrichto37theirchildrenwithallmoney38atschoolSostudentsthemseIves39trytoearnmoneyItispossibleforthemtoworkintheschoolTheirschoolmay40themasteachingassistantssecretariesworkersinofficeslibrariesanddiningroomsetcTheycarlworkaslongastwentyhoursaweek41arepaid42thehourItisalsopossibleforthemtoworkoutsidetheir43infactoriesstoresrestaurantssupermarketsorhelp44tocleanroomsdorepairsorlookaftertheirbabiesAtmanyuniversitiesthesummerholidays45aslongasthreeorfourmonthsThisisaverygood46forstudentstoworkfulltimesomewhereandgetmoremoney47theycanfromparttimejobsStudentsare48tostopgoingtoschoolforafewmonthsorayearto49fulltimejobsIf50theygotoothercountriestotcachordo51ofotherthings52theyhavecomebacktheyhavesomemoneyandalsosome53whichmaybehelpfultotheirstudiesTherearestudentswhotraveledandworkedseveralyears54theygraduateThats55somestudentslookobviouslyricherthantheirclassmates36AstudentsBparentsCschoolsDhomes36B37AofferBgiveCsendDprovide37D38AwantedBwantingCneededDneeding38C39AusedtoBhavetoCaretoDwantto39B40AhireBtreatCuseDbring40A41AbutBandCorDuntil41B42AbyBonCforDduring42A43AofficesBhomesCschoolsDcity43C44AworkersBfarmersCteachersDfamilies44D45AlastBgoonCkeepDremain45A46AideaBchanceCholidayDway46B47AwhileBasCwhenDthan47D48AtoldBwarnedCallowedDforbidden48C49AmakeBworkCattendDtake49D50ApossibleBnotCnecessaryDso50A51AsomeBmuchCmanyDlot51A52AIfBTillCWhenDOnce52C53AprogressBadvanceCskillsDexperiences53D54AbeforeBafterCsinceDwhen54A55AreasonBwhyChowDwhat55B第三部分阅读理解共20小题每小题2分满分40分阅读下面的短文并做每篇后的题目从四个选项中选出问题的最佳答案AThelongrunningargumentbetweenAustraliansandNewZealandersaboutthemeritsoftheirdifferentaccents口音hasresurfacedinChinaoverEnglishlanguagecoursesDespiteAlthoughtilepopularityofaRadioAustraliasEnglishcourseinsomepartsofthecountryChinesebroadcastingofficialssaidthatsomeNewZcalandersweretryingtoweakenAustralianlanguagecoursesbecauseoftheAustralianaccentANewZealanderEmbassy大使馆officialinBeijingsaidtherehadneverbeenanyofficialcommeat评论onthematterButthelocalbroadcastingofficialssaidtheNewZealandlanguageteachersinChinaweresayingtheNewZealandaccentwascloserthantheAustralianaccenttoproperspokenEnglishAspokespersonfromtheAustralianEmbassysaidtheChinesehadinformedthemthattheyactuallyllkeEnglishcoursesconductedbyAustraliansbecausetheaccentwasnottooBritishandnottooAmericanJohnCroneheadofRadioAustraliasDepartmentwhichputtogethertherecentEnglishfromAustraliacoursethatscoredbigsuccessinChinaHenanprovincesaidheknewaboutthecurrentaccentdebate辩论WedogetcommentsfromtheChineseaboutthemeritsofEnglishfromtheUnitedKingdomUnitedStatesandotherplaceshesaidAccentsareimportantandtheChinesecanfindtheAustralianaccentdifficultiftheyhavenotbeenexposedtoitbeforeWealsonoticetheNewZealandeffortsinshortwaveradioEnglishcoursesandtherescertainlyaplaceforthembutAustraliaisabiggercountrywithmoreresourcesandcandomorethanNewZealandWhatwearehopingtodoistogettheChineseusedtothewaywetalkbecauseintheendwhatsimportantisnothowtheysaythingsbutthattheycanfullyunderstanddifferentaccentsRadioAustraliasEnglishfromAustraliacoursewasbroadcastforninemonthsfromMaylastyearonHenanprovincialradiowhichmayhaveanaudiencereachofcloseto100millionListenerstothecoursewereestimated估计at30000madeupofhighschoolanduniversitystudentsscientistsandtechniciansandsimplydevoteesoftheEnglishlanguageincludingsomeprisonersAlthoughtiletwicedailycoursefinishedinJanuarythisyearitsstrongeffectwasputtothehighestlevelbyafollowupcontest56AccordingtoChinesebroadcastingofficials56DAAustralianlanguagecoursesarehardtounderstandBthereisaplaceforNewZealanderseffortsonshortwaveradioCAustraliansandNewZealandershavelongarguedabouttheiraccentsDsomeNewZealandersaretryingtocastdoubtaboutAustralianEnglish57JohnCronethinksoneofthedisadvantagesoflearningAustralianEnglishisthat57CAthcAustralianaccentisnotlikethcAmericanaccentBtheaccentofAustralianteachersisnotBritishenoughCitiswidelyregardedasanacceptedformofspokenEnglishlanguageDsomelearnerswithnoexperiencebeforemayfindithardtounderstand58TheNewZealandersweakenAustraLianLanguagecoursesinorderto58CAencourageattendanceBrefusetoadmittheirimportanceCdamagetheirreputation名声Dpraisetheireffort59Youcaninferthcmainpurposeofthearticleisto59CAcriticizeRadioAustraliasEnglishlanguagecourseBdefendNewZealandsrighttoprovideEnglishlanguagecourseCcommentontherecentargumentaboutEnglishlearningDargueforgreaterAustralianinputinteachingEnglishinChina60WhichofthefollowingwordscouldbestrepLacetheunderlinedwordmerit60AAValuesBDifficultyCExceUenceDAcceptanceBOneofthegreatestadvancesinmoderntechnologyhasbeentheinventionofcomputersTheyarealreadywidelyusedinindustryandinuniversitiesandthetimemaycomewhenitwillbepossibleforordinarypeopletousethemaswellComputersareabletodoverydifficultworkinallbranchesoflearningTheycansolvethemostdifficultmathematicalproblemsorputthousandsofunrelatedfactsinorderThesemachinescanbeputtovariedusesForexampletheycanprovideinformationonthebestwaytopreventtrafficaccidentsortheycancountthenumberoftimesthewordandhasbeenusedintheBibleBecausetheyworkwellandathighspeedstheysaveresearchworkersyearsofhardworkThiswholeprocessbywhichmachinescanbeusedtoworkforushasbeencalledautomationInthefutureautomationmayenablehumanbeingstoenjoyfarmoresparetithethantheydotodayThecomingofautomationissuretohaveimportantsocialeffectSometimeagoanexpertonautomationSirLeonBagitpointedoutthatitwasamistaketobelievethatthesemachinescouldthinkThereisnopossibilitythatbtmanbeingswillbecontrolledbymachinesThoughcomputersarecapableoflearningfromtheirmistakesandimprovingontheirperformancetheyneeddetailedinstructionsfromhumanbeingsinordertobeabletooperateTheycanneverasitwereleadindependcutlivesorruletheworldbymakingdecisionsoftheirownSirLeonsaidthatinthefuturecomputerswouldbedevelopedwhichwouldbesmallenoughtocarryinthepocketOrdinarypeoplewouldthenbeabletousethemtogetvaluableinformationComputerscouldbepluggedintoanationalnetworkandbeusedlikeradiosForexamplepeoplegoingonholidaycouldbeinformedaboutweatherconditionscardriverscouldbegivenotherrouteswhentherearetrafficjamsItwillalsobepossibletomakeverysmalltranslatingmachinesThiswillenablepeoplewhodonotshareacommonlanguagetotalktoeachotherwithoutanydifficultyortoreadforeignpublicationsItisimpossibletotelltheimportanceofamachineofthissortformanyinternationalmisunderstandingsarecausedsimplythroughourfailuretounderstandeachotherComputerswillalsobeusedinhospitalsByprovidingamachinewithapatientscaseadoctorwillbeabletotellthenatureofhisillnessMachinescouldbeusedtokeepacheckoaapatientshealthrecordandbringituptodaleDoctorwillthereforehaveagreatmanyfactswhichwillhelpthemintheirworkBookkeeperstoocouldtearthemselvesoutofdullworkforthetaskofcompilingandcheckinglistsoffigturescouldbedoneentirelybymachinesComputersarethemostefficientservantsmanhaseverhadandthereisnolimittothewaytheycanbeusedtoimproveourlives61Inexplainingthefunction功能ofcomputerssirLeonBagitwasanxioustotellpeoplethatcomputers61DAcantbedependedontoworkontheirownBwillcausefewerdeathswhentheyareusedinhospitalsCcantbeusedtodoourthinkingforusDwillneverlearntocontrolthemselvesortocontrolus62Thecomingofautomationwillhavetheimportantsocialeffectof62CAremovingtheneedtouseradiosasasourceofinformationBprovidingthepoorwithinformationtheycouldnotaffordCchangingthepatternofourdailylivesbycreatingmoresparetimeDgivingpeoplegreaterchancestoimprovethemselves63Inthefuturepeoplewhogoonholidayabroadwillbeableto63DAplantheirrouteswithoutmapsandenjoygoodweatherBshareacommonlanguagewithanyonetheymeetCtalktoforeignersintheirownlanguagetoavoidmisunderstandingsDreadforeignnewspaperseveniftheydontknowforeignlanguages64Whywillcomputersbeusefultodoctors64BABecausetheywillgetthemoutofdullworkBBecausetheywillprovidetheminformationwhichwillhelpthemintheirworkCBecausemuchoftheworktheyhavetodowillbedoneentirelybymachinesDBecausetheyareuptodateCBillandjohnBloomfieldSimilartwinsfromPerthWesternAustraliabothdiedwithintwominutesofeachotherthisweekafterbeinginseparablefor61yearsThattheirdeathsshouldbesocloseisnotasurpriseasintheircasenatureandnurture培育weresimilarTheyhadthesamegenes基因atethesamefoodinchildhoodandwhenadultsdrankthesameamountofwinetookthesameamountofexerciseandsharedanequalamountofstress压力NeitherwasmarriedThewayinwhichtwinsshouldberaisedisamatterofargumentbutthereisanagreementthattheirindividuality个性shouldbeencouragedassoonaspracticableIn1983DrElizabethBryanwroteastudyontheproblemsfacedbytwinsandtheirparentsManyparentsdonotusualybothertodifferentiatebetweentwinswhoarereferredtoasthetwinsFromthestarttwinsshouldbedresseddifferentlyandgrandparentsandneighboursshouldbeshownanysmalldifferencesthatmightdistinguishthemsothechildrencanbecalledbynameAlltwinsandsimilartwinsinparticularmaketwoclosefeelingfrombirthwitheachotherandwiththeirparentsTwinssoonbecomeinterdependentandbytheageofsixmonthsaregoodatcomfortingeachothersomeparentsdontlikethisInthebeginningonetwinisusuallylargerParentsfinditdifficulttotreatbothequallyinsomecasesthesmalleronegetsmorecareinotherhouseholdsthelargerbabyisfavouredWhileotherparentsparticularlythemotherareattractedtoasmalleroneshelplessnessandfeelthatthelargerbrotherorsistershouldbebetteratlookingafteritselfThedangeristhatpreferencesonceformedcanlastintochildhood65Fromthepassageweknowthatthewriterbelieves65AAdifferencesshouldbeencouragedinraisingtwinsBparentsneedntpaymuchattentiontomakingthetwinsfeeldifferentfromeachotherConeofthebabytwinsshouldgetmorecareDthetwinsshouldbecomeinterdependent66Inthewritersopinionthatthetwinbrothersdeathsweresocloseis66CAjustbecausetheyaretwinsBsomethingthathappenedbychanceCbecausetheyaretwinsandtheyarcraisediiiexactlythesamewayDunexplainable67Inthefirstparagraphtheunderlinedsentencemeans67BApeopledontknowhowtoraisetwinsBtherearedifferentopinionsonflowtoraisetwinsCagreementhasbeenreachedonhowtoraisetwinsDitsdifficulttoraisetwins68Theunderlinedworddistinguishcanbebestreplacedby68DArecognizeBtellCsuggestindirectlyDmakedifferentDThereareseveralthingsaboutmotorcyclingthattheaveragecitizendislikesAcyclistsappearancehassomethingtodowiththisdislikeMotorcyclistsfrequentlylookdirtyinfacttheyaredirtyOntheroadthereislittletoprotectthemfrommudorbirddroppingsetcForpracticalreasonstheyoftendressinoldclothingwhichlooksmuchlessrespectablethantheclothingofpeoplewhorideincarsForthesamereasonmotorcyclistsusuallyweardarkcolorsPerhapsthishelpstoexplainwhytheyaresometimesbelievedtohaveverybadnaturesInoldplaysoflongagobadcharactersusuallyworeblackIncowboymoviesthebadguysfellowsusuallywearblackhatswhilethegoodguyswearlightercolorsSomethingelseabouttheirappearancemakesanunpleasantimpressionIntheirpracticalprotectiveclothingtheylookverymuchlikethemenonmilitary军事的motorcycmsinthemoviesofWorldWarIcruelenemieswhoroared咆哮intopeacefulvillagesfillingpeoplesheartswithfearProbablythemachineitselfalsoproducesangerandfearMotorcyclesarenoisythoughsomebigtrucksareevennoisierButtrucksarebigandcarryheavyloadstheyareacceptedbecausetheyperformaneededservicemakingAmericamoveMotorcyclesontheotherhandmakeanunpleasantnoisejusttogivetheirriderspleasureThatiswhatiscommonlythoughtInthewoodsmotorcyclesfrightenanimalsRoaringalongquietstreetstheywakesleepingfamiliesandmadebabiescry69Themainideaofthispassageis69AAwhytheaveragepeopledislikemotorcyclingBwhymotorcyclistsdressindarkclothesCwhytheaveragepeoplesometimesthinkmotorcyclistshavehadnaturesDwhybigtrucksthoughtheyareevennoisierthanmotorcyclesareacccptcd70Motorcyclistsusuallyweardarkcolorsbecause70CAtheywanttocopybadguysincowboymoviesBtheyhavebadnaturesCtheyarenoteasytolookdirtyDtheyarelessrespcetablcthanthosewhodrivecars71Thoughtheyareevennoisierthanmotorcyclesbigtrucksareusuallyacceptedbecause71DAtheycarryheavyloadsandgivetheirdriverspleasureaswellBtheydontrunalongquietstreetsCtheyarebiggersoitisnaturalforthemtomakeloudernoisesDtheyplayanimportantpartintransportEHowoftenonehearschildrenwishingtheyweregrownupandtheoldwishingtheywereyoungagainEachagehasitspleasureanditspainsandthehappiestpersonistheonewhoenjoyswhateachagcgiveshimwithoutwastinganytimeinuselcssregretsChildrenisatimewhentherearefewdutiestomakelifehardIfachildhasgoodparentsheisfedlookedafterandlovedwhateverhemaydoItsimpossibleforhimtobegivensomuchagaininhislifewithouthavingtodoanythinginreturnBesideslifeisalwaysgivingnewthingstothechildAchildfindspleasureinplayingintherainorinthesnowHisfirstvisittotheseasidemakeshimwildButachildhashispainsheisnotsofreetodoashewishesHeiscontinuallybeingtoldnottodothisnottodothatorbeingpunishedforwhathehasdonewrongHislifeisthereforenotperfectlyhappyWhentheyoungmanstartstomakehisownlivinghebecomesfreefromtherulesofschoolandparentsbutatthetimeheisforcedtoacceptdutiesHecannolongerexpectotherstopayforhisfoodhisclothesandhisroombuthastoworkifhewantstolivecomfortablyIfhespendsmostofhistimeplayingaboutinthewaythatheusedtoasachildhewillgohungryAndifhebreaksthelawofsocietyasheusedtobreakthelawsofhisparentshemaygotoprisonlfhoweverheworkshardkeepsoutoftroubleandhasgoodhealthhecanhavethegreathappinessofseeinghimselfmakesteadyprogressinhisjobandofbuildinguphisownpositioninsocietyOldagehasalwaysbeenthoughtofastheworstagetobebutitisnotnecessaryfortheoldtobeunhappyWitholdageshouldcomewisdomandtileabilitytohelpotherswithadvicewiselygivenTheycanhavethejoyofseeingtheirChildrenmakingprogressinlifetheycanwatchtheirgrandchildrengrowinguparoundthemandperhapsbestofalltheycaniftheirlifehasbeenausefulonefeelthehappinessofhavingcomethroughthebattleoflifesafelyandofhavingreachedatimewhentheycanliebackandrestleavingotherstocontinuethefight72Themainreasonchildrenwishtheyweregrownupandtheoldwishtheywereyoungagainisthat72BAbotharentsatisfiedwiththeweakpointsattheiragesBbothenjoythestrongpointsattheotheragebylookingbackorlookingforwardCthehumanbeingsshouldbelikethisDtheydontthinkbothagesareacceptable73Enjoywhateachagegiveshimwithoutwastingtimeinuselessregretsmeans73CAEnjoywhatisgiventohimbypeopleathisagefeelingregretsBEnjoyhimselfathisownagefeelingregretsforawasteoftimeCMakefulluseofthetimeheisgivenathisageinsteadofregrettinghavingnoachievementsDEnjoyhisownageandtookdownonthepeopleatotherages74Childrenisatimewhentherearefewdutiestomakelifehardmeans74DAChildrenshouldntbemadetoliveahardlifeBAllthechildrenwonthavetoworkfortheirownlivingCChildrenshouldntanswerforthehardlifetheyareleadingDAchildbasfewdutiestotryhardtomakealivingforhimselforforhisseniors75Accordingtothepassagewhatisachildsgreatestdissatisfaction75AAHethinkshehasnotgottheequalfreedomashisseniorsBHethinksheknowslessaboutthingsthantheolderdoCHethinksiteasyforhimtodosomethingwrongDHethinksthesocietydoesntbelieveinhim第二卷二大题共35分第一节短文改错共10小题每小题1分满分10分TheworldspopulationcontinuetogrowExpertshavelongbeen7676continuecontinuesconcerned关心aboutsuchgrowthAncwstudyshowsthat7777sueh后加athesituationmaybebeingchangingAlargeandrapiddrop7878being去掉intheworldsbirthrate率havetakenplaceduringthepast7979havehastenyearsFamiliesgenerallyaresmallnowthantheywerea8080smallsmallerfewyearsbeforeItshappeninginbothdeveloping8181beforeagoordevelopednationsChinaisoneofthenations8282orandthathasmadegreatprogressinreducingitspopulationgrowth8383hashaveEachChinesefamilyisnowurged主张tohavenomorethanonechildAndthehopeistoreachzeropopulationgrowth8484withthetotalnumberofbirthsequaling等于thetotalnumberofdeathsattheyear20008585atby第二节书面表达满分25分请你根据下列有关材料用英文给校报写篇通讯号召大家学习一位学生的英雄事迹姓名黄江涛年龄12岁学习单位南昌市十六中初一4班主要事迹1热爱党和祖国学习刻苦助人为乐深受老师和同学的好评21996年10月12日下午与同学在青云堡花园游玩时发现两名三岁女孩在园中水池挣扎黄江涛毫不犹豫地跳入水中尽全力救起了两名小孩事后不留姓名影响他的英雄事迹在全市广泛传开为我们树立了一个好榜样我们要向他学习注意事项1宇数在100120之间2不要逐条翻译HuangJiangtaoisastudentofClass4GradeOneNo16MiddleSchoolHeisahardworkingstudentandalwaysreadytohelpothersHisteachersandclassmatesallthinkhighlyofhimOnthcafternoonofOctober131996hewasplayingwithhisclassmatesinQingyunpuGardenSuddenlyhefoundtwo3yearoldgirlswerestrugglinginthepondItseemedtheywouldbedrownedIluangJiangtaojumpedintothecoldwaterwithouthesitationHetriedblsbesttopullthemtothebankThetwogirlsweresavedHuangJiangtaoleftwithouttellinghisnameNowhisheroicdeedsspreadalloverourcityHesetusagoodexampleWemustlearnfromhim
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