福建省宁德市闽东三校2025-2026学年高三上学期12月月考英语试题

宁德市三校2025-2026学年第一学期高三12月联考 (英语)试题答案 第一部分（共20小题：每小题1.5分，满分30分） 1-5 CCBBC 6-10ABCBA 11-15 BAABB 16-20 CACAC 第二部分阅读理解（共20小题：每小题2.5分，满分50分） 第一节（共15小题：每小题2.5分，满分37.） 21-23 BDACB 26-30ACCDB 31-35 CBBCD 第二节（共5小题：每小题2.5分，满分15分） 36-40 GACEF 第三部分英语知识应用（共30小题，满分30分） 第一节（共15小题：每题1分，满分15分） 41-45 CABBC 46-50DADBC 51-55CADDA 第二节（共10小题：每题1.5分，满分15分) 56.has produced 57.the 58.which 59.what 60.including 61.with 62.Compared 63.particularly 64.remains 65.stability 第四部分写作（共2节：满分40分） 第一节（满分15分） One possible version: In this thought-provoking comic,a llama holds a small pile of sad memories and asks her brain to erase them.However,her brain surprises her by presenting a large pile of happy memories saying,"These are your happy memories though." This comic conveys a significant message that sad memories cannot be simply erased but we can choose to focus on the happy moments.The brain's response is a reminder that our happy memories far outweigh our sad memories.The happy memories can help us heal and find strength in the face of sadness It teaches us to cherish every moment,for it is the balance of joy and sorrow that makes life truly meaningful. 第二节（满分25分） One possible version: Li Ming and his classmates quickly got to work.They spent days practicing the skill,determined to perfect it for the exhibition.Li Ming,who was in charge of organizing,contacted local media and invited community members.He knew that if they could show the beauty and history of Dragon Beard Noodles,people would appreciate it.On the day of the exhibition,the students demonstrated the process,explaining its significance.Many visitors were amazed by the skill, realizing that traditions like this should not be lost. The day after the exhibition,Ms.Chang entered the classroom with a smile.She announced that the school board had decided to keep the class after seeing the positive response from the exhibition."You've shown everyone the value of preserving traditions,"she said proudly.Li Ming and his classmates cheered,feeling a sense of accomplishment.They knew that their hard work had made a difference and that they had played a part in saving a piece of history. 作文评分细则： 应用文： 一、图片描述(5分) 按描述的准确性与完整性赋分： 1.满分5分：清晰、准确描述漫画核心情节一一羊驼(1lama)请求大脑抹去悲伤回忆，大脑却拿出堆积如山 的快乐回忆展示。 2.3-4分：能描述主要情节，但细节略有遗漏（如未提“1lama”或“快乐回忆数量多”）。 3.1-2分：仅模糊提及漫画与“回忆”相关，未说清核心情节。 4.0分：完全未描述漫画内容或描述与漫画原意不符。 二、表达观点(7分) 按观点的明确性与贴合度赋分： 1.5-7分：围绕漫画主题提出明确观点（如“悲伤回忆实则与快乐回忆交织，所有回忆都有价值”，“悲伤回忆 反衬快乐回忆的珍贵”等)。 2.3-4分：有观点但表述模糊（如“回忆很重要”)，未紧扣漫画中“快乐与悲伤回忆的对比”。 3.1-2分：观点与漫画主题关联度低（如“要多交朋友”）。 4.0分：未表达任何个人观点。 三、得到启示(3分) 按启示的贴切性与深度赋分： 1.满分3分：提炼出贴合漫画主旨的启示（如“要珍惜生活中的快乐回忆，坦然面对悲伤的瞬间”“所有回忆 共同构成了独一无二的自己，不必逃避负面回忆”)。 2.1-2分：有启示但较为浅显（如“快乐回忆很好，要记住它们”)。 3.0分：启示与漫画主题无关（如“要努力学习，创造美好未来”）或未写出任何启示。 读后续写： 一、主要内容：本文以人物为线索展开。李明和同学们在常老师的指导下学习制作中国传统手工面食龙须面。但校 董事会认为该课程不实用要取消。李明提议举办展览展示其价值。围绕“濒危传统技艺的传承”展开，通过学生的 努力展现传统文化的价值以及年轻人在传承中的责任与担当。 二、核心冲突线索：课程因被校董事会认定“不实用”面临取消，展示龙须面技艺的文化价值成为解决冲突的关键， 李明提议的文化展览是推动情节的核心事件。 三、续写线索： 第一段：开始工作一一筹备展览（练习技艺、联系媒体和邀请社区成员等）一一举办展览（展示技艺等）一一展览 成功 第二段：常老师微笑着走进教室一一校董事会决定保留课程一一同学们感到自豪和有成就感一一保护传统技艺的重 要性 听力： Text 1 M:My alarm didn't go off so I'm running late.I'll need to grab breakfast at the office. W:Okay.Remember that you're meeting Jack for lunch at 1:00 p.m. M:Thanks for reminding me.(1)I had completely forgotten.See you tonight for dinner. Text 2 M:Can I have a bowl of beef noodles as well as a glass of water,please? W:Sorry,I'm afraid we have run out of beef.But we have chicken and mutton now. M:OK,I'll try the latter one.(2) Text 3 M:Hey Julia,do you like boxing? W:I do.I don't know if I ever told you that my brother was on the men's boxing team in the city. M:I didn't know that.Well,I have tickets for tonight's match if you want to go.(3) Text 4 M:I'm glad to see you are eating Chinese food again.It's far healthier than that hamburger I saw you eating. W:What you saw at lunchtime was a one-off,(4)because I was with a Western friend. M:I bet it wasn't as good as this dinner your mother made. Text 5 M:Did you send that email to Mark so that he could sign off on the building plans? W:Yes,I sent it an hour ago,but he hasn't replied yet.I'll call him to see if he has checked the email.(5) M:Please do.They need to be filed by noon. Text 6 W:Hi there.I'm looking to buy a new camera for my husband.(6) M:Does he have a camera already? W:No,just the one on his phone,but he loves taking photos.It's for his birthday. M:Ifhe is just starting out,I would recommend one of these cameras. W:I like the look of that one.How much is it? M:The camera alone is $800,(7)but ifyou get the starter pack,it's $1000. W:I was looking for something around $500. M:I'm afraid this is the cheapest we have. W:All right.I'll take that camera alone.(7) Text 7 M:Do you have any plans for the three-day holiday? W:I'm going to stay at my sister's house in the country.She and her husband are planning on barbecuing at a park on Monday.(8)What about you? M:I think I'm just going to stick around here.I haven't had more than two days off in weeks.So it will be nice just to slow down and relax. W:I understand.I'm going to grab dinner and enjoy some music with a few co-workers on Friday evening.Would you like to join us?(10) M:Sure.(10)Where are you going? W:We're going to Ben's Burgers first,and then we're going to see a jazz band at Jupiter.(9)We should be at the restaurant at around 6:00. M:I get off work at 6:30,and I can make it in around 15 minutes.Is that okay?(10) W:Definitely!(10) Text 8 M:Hey,Lisa.You got a minute? W:Sure,what's up? M:You went to your high school formal dance when you graduated,right?(11) W:Yeah,it was two years ago.I have a lot of fun memories of that night.All of my old school friends were together.Why do you ask? M:I'm nervous about going to mine.(11) W:Why? M:Because I can't dance.We've had some lessons,butI keep tripping(over my partner's feet.It's so embarrassing. W:You should speak to my mom.She used to be a dance teacher.(12)(13) M:Oh,I didn't know that about Aunt Lily.(12) W:Yeah,she was really good at it,but she injured herself in a dance class and had to quit.(13) M:Oh,I'm sorry to hear that...Okay,I'll ask her and see if she can give me some tips. W:Just make sure you go to the dance.You'll regret it otherwise. Text9(第17题为总结题) M:What's the best vacation that you've ever been on? W:When I was in middle school,I went to Thailand with my parents.(14)(15)It was my first time out of the country,so it was pretty exciting. M:What did you do there? W:We spent one night in the capital Bangkok,and then we took a short flight to the southern part of the country.We saw many islands there,(14)and you could take little boats between them. M:Did you go to Chiang Mai?(15)I've heard that's where the jungles and elephants are.That's where I'd like to go. W:Well,we wanted to,but that city is in the north.We didn't have enough time.(15)All right,what about your best vacation? M:Well,when I was 17 years old,I went to China with my classmates.(16)We had been studying Chinese for a few years,and our teacher thought a trip to China would help us get to the next level.We spent two weeks there and stayed with host families.(16)We started out in Beijing,and then we spent a few days in Tianjin and Hangzhou.Our last stop was Shanghai,and we flew home from there. W:Was it cool to live with local families? M:Yes.Everyone was different,but they were all super friendly.They cooked amazing food every night.And because I talked with them every day,my Chinese really improved.(16) Text10(第18题为推断题) When Arthur came to join our company 20 years ago,I remember he was shy in his interview.Usually,I would rule him out immediately if that was the case.As you all know,being a salesperson requires a lot of courage to go into places full of strangers.To get high sales,a salesperson has to appeal to a number of loyal customers.When I first met Arthur,I wasn't sure if he was able to be a good salesperson,but he convinced me to give him the job.Within three months,he was selling double what his colleagues were.His gentle manner and good attitude made him so popular among his customers. Not only did he make us lots of money,but the influence he had on us changed our sales and marketing strategy.(19) We were no longer looking to make loyal customers but lifelong friends.I believe that his influence on our company is what has kept us going when many of our competitors have failed.And this is why it's so depressing that he is leaving.(20)I thought he'd be here until he retired,but he is off to a new country and takes a new job four days later.(20)Now let's hear it from the man himself.Please give a big round of applause to Arthur!宁德市三校2025-2026学年第一学期高三12月联考 (英语)试题 本试卷共(11)页，共(150)分。考试时长(120)分钟 注意事项：答卷前，考生务必将班级、姓名、座号填写清楚。 第一部分听力 第一节（共5小题；每小题1.5分，满分7.5分） 听下面5段对话。每段对话后有一个小题，从题中所给的A、B、C三个选项中选 出最佳选项。听完每段对话后，你都有10秒钟的时间来回答有关小题和阅读下一小题。每 段对话读两遍。 1.What will the man do at 1:00 in the afternoon? A.Remind the woman to prepare dinner. B.Have a meeting in the office. C.Have lunch with Jack. 2.What will the man have? A.Beef noodles. B.Chicken noodles. C.Mutton noodles. 3.What does the man invite the woman to do? A.Meet with his brother B.Watch a sporting event. C.Try out for the boxing team. 4.When did the woman eat a hamburger? A.At breakfast time. B.At lunchtime. C.At dinner time. 5.What will the woman do next? A.Email the man. B.Submit a file. C.Call a colleague. 第二节（共15小题：每小题1.5分，满分22.5分） 听下面5段对话或独白。每段对话或独白后有几个小题，从题中所给的A、B、C三 个选项中选出最佳选项。听每段对话或独白前，你将有时间阅读各个小题，每小题5秒钟： 听完后，各小题将给出5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、7题。 6.Where does the conversation take place? A.In a camera store. B.At a birthday party C.In a photo studio. 7.How much will the woman pay? A.$500 B.$800. C.S1000. 听第7段材料，回答第8至10题。 8.What will the woman do on Monday? A.Eat dinner with her co-workers. B.See a jazz concert. 1 C.Visit her sister. 9.What might Jupiter be? A.A bakery. B.A concert hall. C.A fast food restaurant. 10.When will the man meet the woman on Friday? A.At around 6:45 p.m.B.At around 6:30 p.m C.At around 6:00 p.m 听第8段材料，回答第11至13题。 11.What is the man anxious about? A.Sitting his final exams. B.Going to his high school dance. C.Signing up for dance lessons. 12.What is the relationship between the speakers? A.Cousins. B.Schoolmates. C.Dance teacher and dancer. 13.Why did the woman's mother give up her career as a dance teacher? A.She got injured. B.She was offered a better job. C.She wanted to spend more time with her family. 听第9段材料，回答第14至17题。 14.What did the woman see in Thailand? A.Jungles. B.Islands C.Elephants. 15.Why didn't the woman and her family visit Chiang Mai? A.They were not interested. B.Their time was limited. C.They didn't like the food there. 16.What does the man say about his Chinese host families? A.They were all pretty similar. B.They took him out to eat amazing food. C.They helped improve his language skills. 17.What are the speakers mainly talking about? A.Their best vacation. B.Their life of studying abroad. C.Their favorite cities in China. 听第10段材料，回答第18至20题。 18.What is the purpose of the talk? A.To celebrate Arthur's retirement. B.To share Arthur's sales techniques. C.To thank Arthur for his contribution. 19.What happened to the company? A.They changed their sales and marketing strategy. B.They were beaten by their competitors. C.They lost a lot of money. 20.Why is Arthur leaving the company? A.He is retiring. B.He is planning to study abroad. C.He is moving somewhere else 第二部分阅读（共两节，满分50分） 第一节（共15小题；每小题2.5分，满分37.5分） 阅读下列短文，从每题所给的A、B、C、D四个选项中选出最佳选项。 GoRice aims to empower and engage young people to learn more about issues such as hunger,sustainability and gender equality.After more than 10 years,GoRice is growing up! A Game with a Cause GoRice is a quiz game that raises rice grains for each correct answer.In GoRice,players have to earn rice grains to fill a virtual bowl.This "unlocks"the donations of the private sponsors who fund the program-raise rice and you raise money.The funds then go to support The World Food Programme (WFP)'s work in emergencies-in countries impacted by conflict,climate disasters and rising prices. Categories for All Ages and Interests GoRice has more than 60 categories covering academic subjects,general knowledge,the UN's Sustainable Development Goals and more.The most popular categories are English Vocabulary and the Multiplication Table.New content areas cover Women Leaders,Foods of the World and Pop Culture.These are the contributions of volunteers who include educational influencers,academics and GoRice fans. Now there are even more ways to learn and give back.The new GoRice aims to provide young people with resources and ideas on how to become advocates in their communities.Visitors can read stories on the Blog and submit their own stories to be featured on the program. Some of the latest stories you'll find on GoRice include: How climate change is affecting our food systems .5 tips on how to live a more sustainable life How to incorporate more pulses into your diet ·The power of com Schools are one of GoRice's biggest audiences,so the new program also offers printable materials for the classroom,including an A-Z ebook that introduces WFP's work,a toolkit for using the game and certificates of participation to reward players for raising rice grains. 21.How does GoRice help support WFP? A.By improving upon rice farming. B.By unlocking sponsors'donations. C.By asking players to donate money. D.By providing material aid in emergencies. 22.What can we know about GoRice's categories? A.There are over 60 categories targeting teenagers. B.The new content includes English Vocabulary. C.Most popular categories are from academics. D.Volunteers can contribute new content areas 23.What is the main purpose of the passage? A.To introduce a non-profit program. B.To attract people to submit stories. C.To persuade people to play games. D.To inform people of WFP's work. b David Saroni,a name that is becoming increasingly synonymous with sustainable farming,is pioneering a movement towards environmentally friendly and sustainable agricultural practices. As a dedicated farmer,Saroni is not just tending to his crops and livestock but also to the future of our planet. At the core of Saroni's philosophy lies a deep understanding of the impact of farming on the environment.Recognizing that traditional farming methods often lead to soil degradation,water depletion,and biodiversity loss,Saroni has taken a different path.He integrates principles of ecology and conservation into his farming routine,promoting practices that maintain the health of the land while producing high-quality,nutritious produce. One of the most significant steps Saroni has taken is the adoption of regenerative agricultural practices.This approach goes beyond sustainability;it actively improves the ecosystem.By practicing crop rotation,maintaining cover crops,and utilizing compost()and natural fertilizers,Saroni's farm works in harmony with nature,aiding in carbon sequestration (and soil fertility enhancement. In an era where water scarcity is a growing concern,Saroni has put a spotlight on water conservation.Employing drip irrigation and rainwater harvesting techniques,he has managed to reduce water usage dramatically on his farm.These methods ensure that crops receive the precise amount of water they need,minimizing waste and preserving this precious resource. A question that often arises is whether sustainable farming can be as productive as conventional methods.Saroni's farm serves as a testament to the fact that sustainable practices can lead to both high yield and superior quality.Through soil care and natural pest management, Saroni has shown that it is possible to produce abundant,healthy crops without relying on harmful chemicals. David Saroni's commitment to sustainable development does not end at his farm gates.He is actively involved in educating the community about the benefits of sustainable agriculture.By hosting workshops,farm tours,and speaking at events,Saroni is spreading the word and inspiring others to follow in his footsteps,paving the way for a greener,more sustainable future in farming. 24.What concerns David Saroni in terms of farming? A.Crops and livestock. B.Methods and practices. C.Sustainability of farming. D.Quality of the produce. 25.What is the advantage of Saroni's measure? A.Reducing chemical waste. B.Boost ecological health. C.Maintaining certain crops. D.Enhancing carbon in soil. 26.What does the underlined word"yield"in paragraph 5 mean? A.Production. B.Profit. C.Conservation. D.Development. 27.Which of the following can best describe David Saroni? A.Courageous and devoted. B.Educational and responsible. C.Innovative and committed. D.Knowledgeable and generous. C If you walk into any modern office in China these days,you might spot a small,mysterious figure on someone's desk:a Labubu toy.However,what seems like a fun little toy is more than a trend.It is actually a big cultural wave,connecting everyone from celebrities to ordinary families on social media.So,what does this trend tell us?It shows us the power of a new group shaping China's economy:young people. Young adults are the main drivers of this trend.Their spending habits are changing the market.Young consumers from smaller cities contribute to nearly 60%of spending growth. Although they form a relatively small part of the population in big cities like Shanghai,their impact on overall consumption is overwhelmingly huge. This generation,raised during China's rapid economic growth and immersed in the internet from childhood,has a unique"digital DNA".They value quality over price,seek experiences to express individuality,and possess both an international perspective and a confident cultural identity.They are big fans of"guochao"-trendy products inspired by Chinese culture.Meanwhile, the "She Economy",powered by nearly 400 million young female consumers,is booming.The rise of single-person households,particularly among young urban professionals,also fuels spending on personal hobbies,dining,and travel. To keep up,businesses are adapting.The car market sees young buyers favoring smart, internet-connected vehicles.Home appliances are becoming smarter and more personalized. Beyond physical goods,the emotional side of consumption is growing,with stress-relief services gaining popularity. In China's vast market,spotting a niche trend can lead to explosive success.The next big wave is likely growing within the unique hobbies and cultures of young people today. 24.What does the phrase"more than a trend"(Line 2)imply about the rise of Labubu? A.It represents a widespread lifestyle accepted by the public. B.It depends on continuous promotion through social media. C.It has a deeper impact in cultural and economic dimensions. D.It serves as a perfect marketing model for various industries. 25.What is true about young consumers from smaller cities? A.They have moved to big cities like Shanghai. B.Their spending habits have no significant impact. C.Their population size is larger than that in big cities. D.They are the primary force behind consumption growth. 26.What is the common cause behind"guochao"and the "She Economy"? A.The intelligent upgrading of car and home appliance industries. B.The unique values and lifestyles of young consumers in China. C.The powerful promotion by social media platforms like Douyin. D.The transition of traditional retail businesses to online operations 27.What can be inferred about China's future market from the text? A.Businesses will greatly succeed by producing more basic physical goods B.The market will see a decrease in personalized products like smart vehicles. C.The key to great success lies in discovering an emerging and specialized trend. D.Its growth will primarily rely on following a mass trend rather than niche one. D Alongside the crisps in the snack aisle,supermarkets are now stacking shelves with roasted chickpeas,cheese bites,and beef jerky.An array of high-protein alternatives is appearing alongside low-fat and low-sugar foods.Dairy sections are packed with hard-to-pronounce fare such as skyr and kefir.High-protein diets have become mainstream. On social media,food and fitness influencers recommend protein.Celebrities have made it trendy to look strong,rather than skinny.A trend is close to an obsession.Google searches for "high-protein diet"reached their highest point ever in January.Some 64%of Americans want to increase the amount of protein they eat.In Britain,Ocado,an online supermarket,figures over 40%of consumers have increased their protein intake over the past year.So what explains the constant appetite? Gym enthusiasts have been keen on protein for decades.More recently the less strong have also realized that protein can help them build muscle while feeling fuller for longer.Juergen Esser at Danone,a French dairy giant,says hunger for protein first took off among youngsters who want to look muscular.It soon spread to older people eager to stay strong and healthy.The pandemic got people worrying about their health and increased demand. High-protein products are helping firms expand.Revenues at Danone increased by 4.3%in 2024,driven by high-protein yogurts and drinks.The question is whether the trend has gone too far.The World Health Organization recommends 0.83 grams a day per kilogram of body weight. By that measure,the average American or Briton consumes too much. For food firms already,struggling to meet multiple requirements,it is yet another challenge. Consumers do not only want more protein and less ultra-processing,but also more plant-based 6 food and anything good for the gut().The Curators,a British snack maker,has a balancing act to perform.When the firm began making soya and lentil chips,it settled on ten grams of protein per bag.Recipes with more were not as tasty.And as food crazes come and go,a pleasant flavour may be the most enduring requirement of all. 32.What can we learn about high-protein diets? A.High-protein foods on supermarket shelves are always low in fat and sugar. B.Their popularity was largely driven by social media and celebrity influence. C.The majority of Google users are obsessed with adopting high-protein diets. D.The consumption of high-protein diets in America is higher than that in Britain. 33.How does the author develop the idea in Paragraph 3? A.By presenting a series of statistical data. B.By tracing the spread of the trend over time. C.By analyzing the benefits through expert opinions. D.By comparing the attitudes across different groups. 34.What is the main challenge food companies face in the high-protein market? A.Ensuring that high-protein products satisfy nutritional guidelines. B.Reducing the costs of protein-rich products to remain competitive. C.Balancing the dietary preferences and health concerns of consumers. D.Convincing consumers that high-protein diets are universally healthy. 35.What can be a suitable title for the text? A.Fueling the Future:The Science Behind the Protein Obsession. B.Protein Revolution:Whether Modern Diets Have Gone Too Far. C.The Rise of Protein:How Demand Reshaped Consumer Behavior. D.From Gym to Shelves:A Growing Appetite for High-Protein Diets. 第二节（共5小题；每小题2.5分，满分12.5分） 阅读下面短文，从短文后的选项中选出可以填入空白处的最佳选项。选项中有两项为 多于选项。 Even as a child,I was always goal-directed.Every January Ist,I would dutifully sit down and write out my resolutions for the upcoming year:lose 50 pounds,run a marathon,have a picture-perfect home!Oh,and be the best parent ever who never yelled at my children!36 By every March,I fall trapped in a cycle of ambition and guilt. Everything changed when I faced consistent battles with breast and appendix cancer.That's right:two different cancers,with two different treatment plans,at the same time,in the same body. 37 And I won't lie-the next year was incredibly difficult. Experiencing dual treatments taught me profound lessons.38Simply waking up cancer-free became my definition of triumph.Where I once measured success by completed checklists,I now found victory in my children's laughter or sunlight filtering through hospital blinds. I abandoned traditional resolutions by realizing that big goals invite big failures.Instead,I adopted a "mini-mission"approach.39 For example,rather than aiming for daily gym marathons,I committed to 20-minute walks three times weekly. The magic lies in accumulated progress.After mastering basic nutrition goals(five vegetable servings daily),I added hydration targets (replacing soda with herbal tea).This gradual method even helped me conquer the fearful rowing machine--a feat (I'd previously considered impossible. _40_My only“resolution'”last year was avoiding medical deductibles(免赔a额)through sustained small health habits.To my delight,it worked not through extreme measures,but through the snowball effect of mini-achievements. A.It was a lot to deal with. B.Immediate results often mask long-term costs C.Survival reshaped my understanding of success. D.External pressures weaken self-improvement efforts. E.Tiny achievable steps replaced monumental demands. F.Piled accomplishments build sustainable transformation G.In practical terms,my grand plans frequently backfire psychologically. 第三部分语言应用（共两节，满分30分） 第一节完形填空（共15小题；每小题1分，满分15分） 阅读下面短文，从短文后各题所给A、B、C和D四个选项中，选出可以填入空白处的 最佳选项。 Sargassum is the smelly seaweed piling up on beaches across the Caribbean.It isn't something most people41kindly.But for Omar de Vazquez,a gardener,it was something like a(an)42 Years ago,as part of his gardening business,Omar launched a beach cleanup service to43 the leafy seaweed.But,as its 44intensified,he started considering how to turn it into something useful,and in 2018 he45 a way to use it in building blocks.He started his company-SargaBlock to market the bricks which are being46by the United Nations Development Program(UNDP)as a sustainable solution to a current environmental problem. "When I look at SargaBlock,it's like looking in a47,"he says,comparing his company to overcoming his personal48,like alcohol addiction."That was a time when I felt unwanted and49,like the sargassum people complained about." Luckily,Omar grew up in nature and poverty,which50his character and turned him into someone who takes action.He wanted to make something good out of something everyone saw as bad.Omar then put his idea into51,mixing 40%sargassum with other organic materials,like clay,which he then puts into a block-forming machine.The process was52. The UNDP selected Omar's work for their Accelerator Lab,which53and recognizes innovative solutions to environmental challenges globally.The idea is that some of the most timely and creative 54come from locals suffering from environmental dilemmas 55 41.A.give up B.bring in C.look upon D.come across 42.A.gift B.game C.race D.trouble 43.A.access B.remove C.harvest D.process 44.A.heat B.presence C.image D.movement 45.A.showed off B.called for C.worked out D.turned down 46.A.withdrawn B.undervalued C.overemphasized D.highlighted 47.A.mirror B.window C.dictionary D.puzzle 48.A.opinions B.fears C.desires D.struggles 49.A.appreciated B.rejected C.interrupted D.infected 50.A.fitted B.revealed C.shaped D.described 51.A.bill B.word C.operation D.profit 52.A.transforming B.straightforward C.natural D.consuming 53.A.combines B.provides C.drafts D.identifies 54.A.issues B.reminders C.appeals D.responses 55.A.firsthand B.offshore C.underneath D.alongside 第二节（共10题，每小题1.5分，满分15分） A Chinese robotics start-up shares a film of its production facility on its official website, which reportedly 56(produce)at least 962 humanoid robots so far.In57 4-minute video,it showcases various stages of the robotic production line at its Lingang Fengxian factory in Shanghai,58features self-made humanoid robots working alongside human workers. Moreover,the company has established59 it calls a "data collection factory"for real-world data gathering,60(include)training scenarios such as folding clothes,organizing, cleaning and doing the laundry. Industry observer Hong Shaodun notes that humanoid robots have evolved from laboratory prototypes()to substantial products,61 this year's robots entering a phase of increased intelligence and versatility ()62(compare)with other global competitors,China is positioned to achieve higher output of humanoid robots at lower costs.Meanwhile,Chinese companies excel 63(particular)in motion control and the exploration of advanced AI models.Hong also mentions the focus for next year in this industry will be on expanding practical applications in specific scenarios.However,the industry insider points out that achieving rapid breakthroughs in a short time 64 (remain)quite demanding due to technical hurdles,such as 65 (stable)and efficiency issues that need to be addressed. 第四部分写作（共两节，满分40分） 第一节（满分15分） 9 你校英文报在举办征文比赛。请你根据下面的漫画，以Memories'”为题，写一篇短文进 行投稿。内容包括： (1)漫画内容： (2)你的看法。 注意： (1)词数80左右： (2)短文的题目己给出。 参考词汇：羊驼llama Brain,can you erase these These are your happy sad memories for me? memories though. 第二节（满分25分） 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。 When Li Ming signed up for Ms.Chang's"Endangered Traditions"class at Brocade High,he didn't expect this class to be about saving history.Ms.Chang,one of the few remaining masters of Dragon Beard Noodles(龙须面)，explained in the first class that this skill has been passed down for over three hundred years and was considered one of China's most intricate culinary arts.She emphasized,"A small number of people have mastered this skill.If we don't act,this art will disappear.” The students fell silent.realizing the significance of what they were learning.Then,with flour-dusted hands,Ms.Chang lightened the mood."Now,let me show you its magic."The students leaned forward as she began the mesmerizing process.She rolled the dough (into a thick rope and then stretched it repeatedly,transforming it into over a thousand hair-thin strands The classroom filled with awe as her hands moved with practiced grace. For weeks,Li Ming and his classmates immersed themselves in learning Dragon Beard Noodles under Ms.Chang's guidance,though progress was challenging.The dough often broke or stuck together.Sometimes,they couldn't achieve more than thirty-two strands.Still,they refused to quit,helping and encouraging each other as they improved little by little. One afternoon,Ms.Chang entered the classroom with heavy steps.She sighed,"The school 10