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17:39令〈高一英语学科阶段性作业参考答案.do●●0鹿回家之路”，符合“过去时间状语对应一般过去时”的核心考点。2.were reintroduced考点：动词（一般过去时被动语态)解析：主语“20deer”（20只麋鹿)与“reintroduce”(重新引入)为被动关系（麋鹿被从英国引入中国），且动作发生在1985年（过去时间)），故需用一般过去时被动语态；被动语态结构为“b+过去分词”，此处be动词用were（对应复数主语)，所以填werereintroduced。63.where考点：从句引导词（定语从句）解析：先行词为“safe habitats'”(安全的栖息地，指地点)，定语从句“the deer could live freely..”不缺主宾，需用关系副词where作地点状语，相当于“in which'”,表“在这些栖息地中，麋鹿可以自由生活'，符合“where引导定语从句作地点状语”的高频考点。64.to survive考点：非谓语动词（不定式）解析："train sb.to do sth.”意为“训练某人做某事”，此处为被动语态“sb.be trained to do sth.”(某人被训练做某事)，故填to survive,表示“训练麋鹿在野外生存”。65.amazing考点：构词法（动词变形容词）解析：修饰名词“rescue story”(拯救故事)需用形容词；amaze的形容词形式有amazing（令人惊叹的，修饰事物)和amazed(感到惊叹的，修饰人)，此处修饰“stoy”,故用amazing,表“这个物种令人惊叹的拯救故事”，符合“形容词修饰名词表特征”的考点。66.范文(An Initiative Letter):Dear fellow students.Wild animals play a crucial role in maintaining the balance of ourecosystem.However,many species are now facing serious threats,such ashabitat loss and illegal hunting.It's time for us to take action.We sincerely invite you to join our "ProtectWildlife,Build a Harmonious Home"campaign.Here is what you can do:1.Refuse to buy any products made from wild animals.2.Volunteer to spread knowledge about wildlife protection in yourcommunity or online.Every small effort counts.Let's work together to ensure a brighter futurefor all living beings!The School Eco-Club67.【答案】Paragraph 1:Without a second thought,I ran to my desk and pulled out a sheet ofpaper.The words came easily,four years of hidden feelings now flowingonto the page.I wrote about my first day of high school,about the scienceprize I'd won but had no one to share it with,about how empty the gardenfelt without her.Most importantly,I said sorry-for my silence,for myproud heart that saw love as leaving.I closed the letter,and with it,closedaway my old anger.As I put it in the mailbox,I felt lighter.It wasn't just aletter;it was a step I was finally brave enough to take.Paragraph 2:A week later,a light blue envelope arrived in our mailbox.Her answerwas short but full of happiness."My dearest Lily,"she wrote,"your lettermade me so very happy."She added a dry rose leaf from her garden andwrote:"Come any time.The roses are in flower,and your room here isalways ready for you."That summer,I did visit.We worked in the gardentogether,filling the quiet with talk and laughter.The box of letters now sitsby my bed,reminding me that love waits patiently,and that growing up oftenstarts with being brave enough to open a door you once shut.