湖北部分省级示范高中2025-2026年学年高二上学期1月月考英语试题

高二英语1月月考参考答案 第一部分 听力 1-5 ACBCA 6-10 BCABA 11-15 BCBCB 16-20 CACAB 第二部分 阅读 21-23 BDB 24-27 BADC 28-31 BCAC 32-35 BADC 36-40 FBCGA 第三部分 语言运用 第一节 完形填空：41-45 ABBDC 46-50 ADCDB 51-55 CADCB 第二节 语法填空：56. had built 57. truly 58. more meaningful 59. where 60. activities 61. But / And 62. valued 63. a 64. to keep 65. Without 应用文范文 A Refresh Corner on Campus To offer teachers and students a peaceful escape from heavy workload and academic pressure, “A Cozy Reading Haven” can be set up. Nestled in a sunlit corner of the library, the Cozy Reading Haven offers both physical comfort and mental renewal. Designed with warm lighting and soft seating, this space minimizes distractions and promotes relaxation. Carefully selected inspirational books provide a mental escape, complemented by a refreshment station offering herbal teas and healthy snacks. Moreover, the wall is decorated with a dedicated encouragement board, allowing everyone to share motivational and uplifting messages. With thoughtful design and deep comfort, this haven is where we can reset, restore and refresh. 续写范文 Version 1: Then, I saw my classmate Stella coming up. She was returning from her home, one of the lucky ones who lived near the school. The sunshine fell on her school uniform. She had something in each hand. When she stepped up closer, I saw she was holding two apples. She noticed my interest and asked, “Want one?” I nodded and told her I had nothing to trade. Stella held up the two apples. One was perfectly shaped, red and shiny. The other was smaller, slightly wrinkled. Without hesitation, Stella handed me the perfect apple. I held it for a minute and cast a glance at her, waiting for her to realize her mistake. But when she started to eat the less attractive apple, I began to eat mine. At that moment, it dawned on me that it was her nature to give away the best. When I finished the apple, overcome with admiration for Stella and ashamed at my own bargaining practices, I could barely say a thank-you. Now I attempt to join with the Stellas of this world who always give their best away. Version 2: Then, I saw my classmate Stella coming up. She had just returned from her home for lunch, a privilege I often envied. Her gaze swept across the playground before settling on me, solitary under the maple tree. As she drew nearer, I noticed she was holding two apples. One was radiantly red and perfectly shaped, like something from a picture book. The other was smaller, its skin slightly dull and uneven. A gentle smile touched her lips as she extended her hands, presenting the choice. “Would you like one?” she asked. My heart leapt, but years of selfish bargaining habits made me hesitate. I glanced between the two fruits, my mind instinctively calculating which one I might be offered. “I… I have nothing to trade today,” I finally admitted, my voice thick with a shame I didn’t fully understand, my eyes lingering on the flawless red apple. Without hesitation, Stella handed me the perfect apple. “I don’t need a trade,” she replied, her tone warm and final. I accepted it, stunned into silence. My eyes were fixed on her as she took a contented bite of the smaller, imperfect fruit, as if it were the most natural thing in the world. In that quiet moment, a profound realization dawned on me. Her simple act of giving the best away, without any expectation of return, struck me with a force that all my clever trades never had. Right then, holding the perfect apple, I made a silent vow to change, to learn the grace of selfless giving from the quiet teacher beside me. It was my first lesson in a greater truth: that the most meaningful possessions are not what we keep for ourselves, but what we willingly give to others. 听力材料 Text 1 W: Are you going to the book fair tomorrow? M: I won’t miss it for the world. My favorite writer is going to recommend a new book then. W: But I think your history project needs to be finished tomorrow. M: Well, there’s no rush. Text 2 M: Jennifer, you just clocked your fastest time ever! If you were three seconds faster, you would have broken the school record this year. W: My time is 10 seconds slower than the national record. I still have a lot of work to do. Text 3 W: Tom, are you going to talk with Allens parents? M: Yes. Allen is doing well in his studies. And he gets on well with his classmates. But he is always late. W: Yeah, I caught him coming late for my class several times. Text 4 W: The five of you will give a presentation on Thursday. Each presentation should be about 10 minutes. I expect to see all of you at 3 ∶ 00, but the first presentation won’t start until 3 ∶ 15. M: Am I going first, Mrs. Robert? W: Yes. Text 5 M: You should have a good weekend break, like going for a picnic. W: But the weather forecast said it was going to be cold. M: Oh, that’s a shame. Do you think it will rain? W: Well, they said there was a 99% chance it would rain on Saturday. Text 6 W: Mike, your teacher called. You did a great job in the final exam! Your father and I want to reward you. How about new e-sports game equipment? M: Thanks, Mom! That’s really kind. But to be honest, I’ve been thinking about something else. W: Oh? What’s on your mind? M: Well, I know we usually go to the beach for summer vacation. But this year, I’d really love to visit the Science Museum instead. They have a special exhibition on space exploration. W: The museum? Are you sure? It’s quite a different plan. M: Yes, I’m sure. I’ve been reading a lot about astronomy lately, and it seems interesting. It could also help me with my physics class next semester. W: Wow! That’s a wonderful idea! Its educational and fun. Let’s look up the ticket prices online right now. Text 7 M: Hi, this is Bill Patton calling about the objects I bought yesterday. W: Hello, Mr. Patton. You should have received your receipt by email this morning. M: I did, thanks. But I’m afraid I need to remove one of the objects from my order. I just realized I spent more than the $700 limit my company gave me. W: No problem. May I ask which object you no longer need? M: Well, I really need the hard drive for my work. I guess I won’t bother getting some mice this time. W: Okay. Ill adjust your receipt and email it to you for confirmation. Text 8 M: Lily, how was your holiday? I went to Rome—so crowded! The Colosseum line took 3 hours! W: Hello, Jim. I did “ alternative travel” this time. I canceled the trip to a coastal town in Greece and visited a small village in Croatia. Quiet beaches, light traffic and cheap homemade food. M: But isn’t it boring? No famous landmarks? W: We hiked through the hills, learned farming from locals. And the village market had unique handmade crafts. My scarf only cost five euros. Plus, the local people were most friendly—they even invited us for dinner! M: Weren’t you worried about getting lost? W: Map apps just worked fine! M: Hmm what about accommodation? W: We stayed in a family-run guesthouse. Clean, comfortable, and only 30 euros a night! M: Okay. I think I won’t miss out on “ alternative travel” next time. Text 9 M: Fairfield Rentals. How can I help you? W: Hello. My names Jane Ryder. I’m calling from the U. K.—were hoping to find somewhere to rent in Fairfield, Canada. M: Oh, may I have your email address? So we can send you the information. W: I’ll give you my husbands. Its Richard@ visiontech. co. uk. M: And the occupation? W: Richard works for an advertising company. He’ll be reassigned to their Fairfeld branch, so my son and I are going with him. And I’m a doctor at a hospital. M: What kind of accommodation are you looking for? W: An apartment with two bedrooms. And we’ll be shipping all our furniture over, so we don’t need any. Before we come, well sell our fridge, so we’d like the apartment to have one. M: How about location? W: Wed like to be fairly close to a school. M: Got it. Um, can I just ask how you heard about us? Obviously not from our TV commercials if you’re living in the U. K. W: Actually, it was Max. We studied at the same university in America. He spent a few months in Fairfield last year and pointed us in the direction of your website. Text 10 M: If you dream of a newer and fitter you, starting this January, I have some bad news: 70% of health-related New Years resolutions are given up in the first week. By the end of the month, 90% of us have got the chocolate cake back in the cupboard and the pizzas in the freezer, while the new gym membership card is gathering dust. This may not seem a very inspiring start on motivation, but we need to learn what has gone wrong, so that this time we can do it differently, with the help of science. I guess most of us have started something with good intentions, only to fail at a later stage through shortage of something, such as energy or commitment. So, what’s the secret? Exercise devotion, which means making an organized program and keep up with it, applies to everyone; from great athletes who need the extra drive that turns a natural talent into an Olympic gold, to the overweight who need to do something to protect themselves against heart disease and cancer. Somewhere in the middle of these extremes, struggling to get to the gym three times a week, is you. This involves setting realistic goals, scheduling workouts, tracking progress, and adjusting the program as needed. You can do it. All you need is a bit of moral support and some good old-fashioned determination. 学科网（北京）股份有限公司 $第一节听下面5段对话。每段对话后有一个小题，从题中所给的ABC3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。现在你有5秒钟的时间阅读第一小题的有关内容。Are you going to the bookstore tomorrow? I won't miss IT for the world. My favorite writer is going to recommend a new book then. but I think your history project needs to be . finished tomorrow. Well, there's no rush. Are you going to the books fair tomorrow? I won't miss IT for the world. My favorite, Peter, is going to recommend a new book then. But I think your history project needs to be . finished tomorrow. Well, there's no rush. Jennifer, you just clock your fastest time ever. If you were three seconds faster, you would have broken the school record. This year. my time is ten seconds slower than the national record. I still have a lot of work to do. Jennifer, you just clock your fastest time ever. If you were three seconds faster, you would have broken the school record. This year. my time is ten seconds slower than the national record. I still have a lot of work to do. Tom, are you going to talk with Allen's parents? Yes, Allen is doing well in his studies, and he gets on well with his classmates, but he is always late. Yeah, I caught him coming late for my class several times. Tom, are you going to talk with Allen's parents? Yes, Allen is doing well in his studies, and he gets on well with his classmates, but he is always late. Yeah, I caught him coming late for my class several times. The five of you will give a presentation on thursday. Each presentation should be about ten minutes. I expect to see all of you at three, but the first presentation won't start until three fifteen. Am I going first, mrs. Robert? yes. The five of you will give a presentation on thursday. Each presentation should be about ten minutes. I expect to see all of you at three, but the first presentation won't start until . three fifteen. Am I going first, mrs. Robert? yes. You should have a good weekend break, like going for a picnic. But the weather forecast said I was going to be cold. Oh, that's a shame. Do you think IT will rain? Well, they said there was a nineteen nine percent chance IT would rain on saturday. You should have a good weekend break, like going for a picnic. But the weather forecast said IT was . going to be cold. Oh, that's a shame. Do you think IT will rain? Well, they said there was a nineteen nine percent chance IT would rain on saturday. 第一节到此结束，第二节听下面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ABC3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。听下面一段对话，回答第六和第7两个小题。现在你有10秒钟的时间阅读这两个小题。Mike, your teacher called you did a great job in the final exam. Your father and I want to reward you. How about new espace ts game equipment? Thanks, mom. That's really kind. But to be honest, i've been thinking about . something else. Oh, what's on your mind? Well. I know we usually go to the beach for summer vacation, but this year i'd really love to visit the science museum. Instead, they have a special exhibition on space exploration. the museum. Are you sure it's quite a different plan? Yes, i'm sure i've been reading a lot about astronomy lately, and IT seems interesting. IT could also help me with my physics class next semester. Wow, that's a wonderful idea. It's educational and fun. Let's look up the ticket Prices online right now. Mike, your teacher called you did a great job in the final exam. Your father and I want to reward you. How about new espace ts game equipment? Thanks, mom. That's really kind. But to be honest, i've been thinking about something else. Oh. what's on your mind? Well, I know we usually go to the beat for summer vacation, but this year i'd really love to visit the science museum. Instead, they have a special exhibition on space exploration. the museum. Are you sure it's quite a different plan? Yes, i'm sure i've been reading a lot about astronomy lately, and IT seems interesting. IT could also help me with my physics class next semester. Wow, that's a wonderful idea. It's educational and fun. Let's look up the ticket Prices online right now. 听下面一段对话，回答第八和第9两个小题。现在你有10秒钟的时间阅读这两个小题。Hi, this is bill pattern calling about the objects I bought yesterday. Hello, mr. Pattern should receive your received by email . this morning. I did, thanks, but i'm afraid I need to remove one of the objects from my order. I just realized I spent more than the seven hundred dollar limit my company gave me. No problem. May I ask which objects you no longer need? Well, I really need the hard drive for my work. I guess I won't bother getting some mice this time. Okay, i'll adjust your receipt and email IT to you for confirmation. Hi, this is bill pattern calling about the objects I bought yesterday. Hello, mr. pattern. You should receive your receipt by email this morning. I did, thanks, but i'm afraid I need to remove one of the objects from my order. I just realized I spent more than the seven hundred dollar limit my company gave me. No problem. May I ask which objects you longer? Well, I really need the hard drive for my work. I guess I won't bother getting some mice this time. Okay, i'll adjust your receipt and email IT to you for confirmation. 听下面一段对话，回答第十至第十二三个小题。现在你有15秒钟的时间阅读这三个小题。Lily, how was your holiday? I went to rome so crowded. The classroom line took three hours. Hello, jim. I did alternative travel this time. I cancelled the trip to a coastal town in greece and visited a small village in the asia, quiet beaches, light traffic and cheap homework. Ate food, but isn't IT boring. No famous . landMarks through the hills learn farming from locals, and the village market had unique handmade crafts. My scarf only costs five euros plus. The local people were most friendly. They even invited us for dinner. Weren't you worried about . getting lost? Map apps just worked fine. Um what about accommodation? We stayed . in the family run guest stoles clean, comfortable and only thirty years old at night. Okay, I think I won't miss out on alternative travel next time. Lily, how was your holiday? I went to rome so out IT. The classroom line took three hours. Hello, jim. I did alternative travel this time. I cancelled the trip to a coastal town in greece and visited a small village in arash. Quiet beaches, light traffic and cheap homemade food. but isn't IT boring. No famous landMarks. We hiked through the hills, learn farming from locals, and the village market had unique handmade crafts. My scarf only cost five areas, plus the local people were most friendly. They even invited us for dinner. Weren't you worried about getting lost? Map apps just worked fine. What about accommodation? We stayed in . the family run guest house, clean, comfortable and only thirty euros a night. Okay, I think I won't miss out on alternative travel next time. 听下面一段对话，回答第13至第16 4个小题。现在你有20秒钟的时间阅读这四个小题。Fairfield rentals, how can I help you? Hello. my name's jane writer. I'm calling from the U. K. We're hoping to find somewhere to rent in fairfield, canada. Oh, may I have your email address so we can send you information . i'll give you. My husband's is Richard at vision tech, T, C, O, U, K and the . occupation. Richard works for an advertising company. He'll be resigned to their film field branch. So my son and I are going with him, and i'm a doctor at a hospital. What kind of recommendation are you . looking for an apartment with two bedrooms and will be shipping all our furniture over. So we don't need any. Before we come, we'll sell our fridge. So we'd like the apartment to have one. How about location? We'd like to be fairly close to your school. Got IT. Um can I just ask how you heard about us? Obviously not from our TV commercials. If you are living in the U. K. Actually IT was max. We studied at the same university and america. He spent a few months in fairfield last year and pointed us in the direction of your website. fairfield rentals. How can I help you? Hello. my name's jane rider. I'm calling from the U. K. We're hoping to find somewhere to rent in fairfield, canada. Oh, may I have your email address so we can send you the . information i'll give you. My husband's is Richard at vision tech, T, C, O, U. K and the occupation. Richard works for an advertising company. He'll be resigned to their film field branch. So my son and I are going with him and am a doctor at a hospital. What kind of recommendation are you looking . for an apartment with two bedrooms? And we'll be shipping all our furniture over so we don't need any. Before we come, we'll sell average. So we'd like the apartment to have one. How about location? We'd like to be fairly close . to your school. Got IT. Um can I please ask how you heard about us? Obviously not from our TV. Commercials, if you are living in the U. K. Actually, IT was max. We studied at the same university in america. He spent a few months in fairfield last year and pointed us in the direction of your website. 听下面一段独白，回答第17至第24个小题。现在你有20秒钟的时间阅读这四个小题。If you dream of a newer and fitter you starting this january, I have some bad news. Seventy percent of health related new year's resolutions are given up in the first week. By the end of the month, ninety percent of us have got the chocolate cake back in the cupboard and the pizzas in the freezer, while the new gym membership card is gathering dust. This may not seem a very inspiring start on motivation, but we need to learn what has gone wrong so that this time we can do IT differently with the help of science. I guess most of us have started something with good intensions, only to fail at a later stage through shortage of something such as energy or commitment. So what's the secret exercise? Devotion, which means making an organized program and keep up with IT, applies to everyone from great athletes who need the extra drive that turns a natural talent into an olympic gold, to the overweight who need to do something to protect themselves against heart disease and cancer. Somewhere in the middle of these extremes, struggling to get to the gym three times a week, is you this involves setting realistic goals, scheduling workouts, tracking progress and adJusting the program as needed. You can do IT. All you need is a bit of moral support and some good old fashion determination. If you dream of a newer and fitter you starting this january, I have some bad news. Seventy percent of health related new year's resolutions are given up in the first week. By the end of the month, ninety percent of us have got the chocolate cake back in the cupboard and the pizzas in the freezer, while the new gym membership card is gathering dust. This may not seem a very inspiring start on motivation, but we need to learn what has gone wrong so that this time we can do IT differently. With the help of science. I guess most of us have started something with good intensions, only to fail at a later stage through shortage of something such as energy or commitment. So what's the secret exercise? Devotion, which means making an organized program and keep up with IT, applies to everyone from great athletes who need the extra drive that turns a natural talent into an olympic gold, to the overweight who need to do something to protect themselves against heart disease and cancer. Somewhere in the middle of these extremes, struggling to get to the gym three times a week is you this involves setting realistic goals, scheduling workouts, tracking progress and adJusting the program as needed. You can do IT all you need is a bit of moral support and some good old fashion determination. 2026年高二英语1月月考 第一部分 听力（共两节，满分30分） 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，每段对话仅读一遍。 1. What is the man going to do tomorrow? A. Attend a book fair. B. Finish his project. C. Recommend a book. 2. Which record did the woman just break? A. The national record. B. The school record. C. Her personal record. 3. What is the probable relationship between the speakers? A. Mother and son. B. Fellow workers. C. Teacher and student. 4. What time will the man's presentation start? A. At around 3:00. B. At around 3:10. C. At around 3:15. 5. What are the speakers mainly talking about? A. The weather. B. A picnic. C. A weekend plan. 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.Why do Mike's parents want to reward him? A. He won an e-sports competition. B. He performed well in his final exam. C. He proposed a good vacation plan. 7. What does Mike really want to do? A. Go to the beach as usual. B. Buy new video equipment. C. Visit the Science Museum. 听第 7 段材料，回答第 8、9 题。 8.Why does the man make the call? A. To change the order. B. To check the receipt. C. To ask for a discount. 9. What problem did the man face? A. He failed to get any mice. B. He went over budget. C. He deleted an email. 听第 8 段材料，回答第 10 至 12 题。 10.Where did Lily go for her holiday? A. A rural area in Croatia. B. A coastal town in Greece. C. Colosseum in Rome. 11. How did Lily find her way in the unfamiliar place? A. By asking the local people. B. By using electronic devices. C. By referring to the landmarks. 12. How does Jim feel about “alternative travel” in the end? A. Worried. B. Doubtful. C. Interested. 听第 9 段材料，回答第 13 至 16 题。 13. Where will the husband work? A. In Britain. B. In Canada. C. In America. 14. What leads to Jane's decision to move? A. Her son's further education. B. Her career change. C. Her husband's job relocation. 15. What does Jane expect the apartment to provide? A. Some furniture. B. A fridge. C. Three bedrooms. 16. Where did Jane first know the rental company from? A. The Internet. B. TV advertisements. C. A college classmate. 听第 10 段材料，回答第 17 至 20 题。 17. What percentage of people keep their health-related New Year's resolutions after the first month? A. 10%. B. 20%. C. 30%. 18. Why do most people give up their initial resolutions? A. They set unrealistic fitness goals. B. They ignore the importance of motivation. C. They lack energy or devotion. 19. What is the key secret to achieving fitness goals? A. Sticking to an organized program. B. Applying natural talent to daily exercise. C. Studying training methods of great athletes. 20. What is the topic of the talk? A. Making New Year's resolutions. B. Maintaining an exercise program. C. Preventing heart disease and cancer. 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。 A Four Remarkable National Parks Around the Globe Zhangjiajie National Forest Park Located in China’s Hunan Province, Zhangjiajie National Forest Park was established in 1982 and recognized as a UNESCO Global Geopark in 2004. The park is well-known for its spectacular sandstone pillars, deep valleys, and thick forests that inspired the floating mountains in Avatar. The most iconic feature is “Avatar Hallelujah Mountain,” which stands out dramatically from the misty landscape, creating a magical scene that attracts photographers worldwide. Kruger National Park South Africa’s oldest national park, founded in 1926, Kruger is both a UNESCO Biosphere Reserve and one of Africa’s largest game reserves. It is world-famous for hosting the “Big Five” --- lion, leopard, rhinoceros, elephant and buffalo. The park’s well-developed infrastructure (基础设施), including large road networks and guided wildlife tours, provides exceptional opportunities for wildlife observation throughout the year. Banff National Park As Canada’s first national park, established in 1885, Banff forms part of the Canadian Rocky Mountain Parks UNESCO World Heritage Site. The park is celebrated for its breathtaking turquoise (蓝绿色的) lakes, including the famous Lake Louise, set against a backdrop of snow-capped peaks and ancient glaciers. Beyond these scenic wonders, Banff offers vast wilderness areas with rich wildlife and over 1,600 kilometers of hiking trails through undeveloped landscapes. Torres del Paine National Park Situated in Chilean Patagonia, this park was designated (指定) a UNESCO Biosphere Reserve in 1978. It features dramatic landscapes of rough mountains, bright blue icebergs, and golden grasslands. The three granite (花岗岩) peaks of the Paine Massif form the park’s attractive centerpiece, while world-class trekking routes like the W Circuit offer access to some of the most breathtaking scenery on the continent. 21. What is the primary reason why Zhangjiajie’s landscape appears magical? A. The well-developed infrastructure of the park. B. The mist-covered splendid sandstone pillars. C. The ancient glaciers carving through valleys. D. Its position as China’s first national park. 22. What is the key reason given in the text for Banff’s UNESCO World Heritage recognition? A. The large system of hiking tracks. B. Its position as Canada’s first national park. C. Its vast wilderness and rich wildlife. D. Its location within the Canadian Rocky Mountains. 23. What do all the four national parks have in common? A. They all feature unique geological formations. B. They all hold UNESCO titles of different types. C. They are all known for protecting specific wildlife. D. They were all founded in the twentieth century. B The cover of a serious science magazine recently caught everyone’s attention in a special way. It showed how trees communicate through an “internet of trees” made of fungal threads (菌丝) in the soil. But instead of looking like a regular science diagram, the image appeared as a beautiful Chinese silk embroidery (刺绣), with golden threads connecting the roots in an elegant pattern. This creative idea came from Dr. Elena. When she was still a university student, she often found it hard to explain complex plant relationships to people who weren’t experts. Scientific terms and complicated charts made it difficult for many to understand. One day, she remembered her childhood: her grandmother teaching her embroidery. She recalled how colorful threads wove together on fabric, eventually forming beautiful patterns. It reminded her of the hidden connections between plants. “That’s it!” she suddenly realized. Inspired, she picked up her sketchbook and started creating. She drew seed spreading processes as delicate paper art, with seeds floating across the sky like tiny white sculptures. She gave a description of how plants send signals to each other using patterns similar to those found in textiles. At first, this was just her personal way to organize her thoughts, but other scientists saw her work and loved it. Over five years, her team created more than 800 of these scientific illustrations, with many featured in world-famous science magazines. “Science doesn’t need to feel cold and emotionless to be correct,” Elena said, pointing to her latest work. This painting shows how plants use sunlight to create energy as a colorful traditional woven artwork. “When we combine cultural heritage with scientific truth, we can build a bridge that helps everyone understand knowledge.” 24. Why did Dr. Elena start creating her scientific illustrations? A. To prove her scientific discoveries. B. To explain plant science clearly. C. To replace traditional diagrams. D. To show science can be incorrect. 25. What was the direct inspiration for Dr. Elena’s unique way of scientific drawings? A. A childhood memory of learning embroidery. B. The complex charts in science textbooks. C. The advice from her university professors. D. Her research on traditional Chinese art forms. 26. The reaction of other scientists to Dr. Elena’s work suggests that they _________. A. were initially skeptical about its value B. viewed it merely as decorative art C. considered it an oversimplification D. valued her creative approach 27. According to the passage, what is the key message Dr. Elena wants to convey? A. Science and culture should be separate. B. Digital tools are best for science art. C. Culture can bridge science and the public. D. Traditional science diagrams are useless. C Imagine if you could travel decades ahead and meet the person you will become. You would observe the slight shifts in your body language, the wisdom shown on your face, and the stories your hands would tell. You could witness the impact of your life’s journey reflected in your own eyes. This concept, once purely philosophical, has been brought to life through a new “Time Travel” filter (滤镜) on social media platforms. Unlike simple novelties, this filter uses advanced AI to recreate not just aging, but life experiences, suggesting how one’s entire behavior and appearance might evolve based on current personality indicators. Psychologists on these platforms have noted its “making people think” accuracy. The widespread reaction, particularly among millennials (千禧一代), reveals a complex mix of curiosity and a deep anxiety about the path their lives are taking, and more importantly, the person they are destined to become. What makes this filter unique? The “Time Travel” filter, featured in over 5 million posts, generates a short, moving video. It doesn’t just add wrinkles; it slightly changes the user’s gaze, body language, and even micro-expressions, proposing a future self shaped by years of imagined joys and challenges. The AI analyzes users’ current photos, video diaries, and even stated goals to create a personalized future digital character. Instagram is not the first to explore such concepts. Earlier apps offered basic “future self” motionless images. However, the dynamic and deeply personalized nature of this new filter has captured the public’s imagination. Tech influencer Elon Musk reportedly tried the filter and commented, “It’s fascinating, but it makes you question your present choices more than it predicts your future.” Many users debate the filter’s plausibility, comparing their projected future self to older relatives or mentors they admire. Some have applied the filter to photos of themselves from a decade ago to see how accurate the prediction might have been. On the contrary, a significant number have found the experience motivating. They report feeling a renewed sense of purpose, with comments like, “I look so at peace, it gives me hope,” becoming common. This filter has sparked not just a trend, but a global conversation about fate, choice, and the person we are all slowly becoming. 28. What is the main purpose of the first paragraph? A. To explain how the AI filter works. B. To introduce the topic in an imaginative way. C. To compare different social media platforms. D. To demonstrate future predictions are accurate. 29. What does Elon Musk’s comment on the filter imply? A. Its prediction is technologically accurate. B. Its main value is for entertainment. C. It makes people reflect on their current life. D. It helps people set clear future goals. 30. The underlined word “plausibility” is closest in meaning to _________. A. believability B. popularity C. complexity D. unreliability 31. What is the overall tone of the passage towards the “Time Travel” filter? A. Critical and dismissive. B. Promotional and enthusiastic. C. Balanced and thoughtful. D. Indifferent and unconcerned. D A new cross-disciplinary field termed “cosmic (宇宙的) heritage studies” has been proposed by an international team of archaeologists and space physicists. This discipline focuses on identifying, documenting and preserving historical objects from humanity’s ventures into space, treating them as valuable cultural heritage rather than mere space junk. “The objects we’ve left in space and on other planets and moons tell the story of human technological achievement and exploration spirit,” said Dr. Maria Chen, lead researcher from the European Space Heritage Foundation. “With increasing commercial space activities, these artifacts face never-before-seen risks of damage or destruction if not properly protected.” The concept builds upon traditional archaeological principles but adapts them to the unique conditions of space environment. Unlike Earth-based archaeology that deals with centuries-old artifacts, cosmic heritage must consider factors like radiation exposure, low-gravity effects, and orbital decay (衰减) that affect preservation. A central challenge for cosmic heritage researchers involves establishing criteria for what is considered as significant space heritage. “While obviously historically important items like the first satellite Sputnik or Apollo landing sites deserve protection, we also need to consider more recent objects that represent technological milestones,” Dr. Chen explained. The international community currently debates whether to preserve all human-made objects in space or only selected historically significant ones. The team recommends establishing an international record-keeping system for space artifacts and developing low-impact documentation methods using remote sensing technology. “We’re not suggesting we bring everything back to museums,” Dr. Chen clarified. “In many cases, digital preservation through high-resolution imaging and 3D modeling may be the most practical approach.” As space becomes increasingly accessible, cosmic heritage studies aim to ensure that future generations can understand and appreciate the material evidence of humanity’s first steps beyond Earth. The researchers hope their work will inform international space policy and promote responsible management of off-Earth cultural resources. 32. Why does Dr. Chen advocate for treating space objects as heritage? A. For their commercial value. B. For their historical stories. C. For their rescue urgency. D. For their display potential. 33. How does Dr. Chen view the current protection situation? A. Urgent due to commercial growth. B. Challenging due to harsh space conditions. C. Complex due to unclear ownership. D. Manageable with current laws. 34. What is the key challenge mentioned in paragraph 4? A. Agreeing on preservation technology. B. Setting international protection rules. C. Finding long-term conservation funds. D. Deciding which objects to protect. 35. What is the principle behind Dr. Chen’s recommended preservation method? A. Bringing items back to Earth. B. Building bases at sites. C. Using remote, low-impact tech. D. Making strict space laws. 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。选项中有两项为多余选项。 In life, we make many decisions that define who we truly are. It feels really good to live with integrity, once we master this quality, both our career and lives can develop better. What is the meaning of integrity? Integrity means living your life according to your own morals and ethics. 36 Alongside that, you must also know what the purpose of your life is, and what you intend to do with your life. Here are some of the ways to develop and preserve integrity! Define Your Values Clearly The first step to developing your integrity is to define your values. Every person has a set of values that they live by. 37 No matter what happens, you will never go against your core values. Analyze Each and Every Choice Always remember that your choices define you finally. Practicing integrity means making the right decision no matter what. Some seemingly right decisions that we make in life could be disastrous for some. Honesty and integrity aren’t something that you must practice when it is convenient for you. 38 Practice Your Values In The World 39 We learn so many great things in childhood, some of which are habits that we follow for our whole life. Practicing integrity is just like that, you would just be practicing your everyday life but with more analysis. Having integrity also means more than being consistent. 40 We must not always do what comes naturally to us because it is our nature to shy away from difficulties. We must find the courage within ourselves to face all the difficulties in life, only then will we become successful. A. Sometimes we have to face the unavoidable. B. You must acknowledge them as you go further in life. C. You must always be like that whatever the circumstances are. D. Sometimes we need to decide what we want to achieve in life. E. There are circumstances when right and wrong are very apparent. F. To have integrity, you must clearly know what is right and wrong. G. Always find ways to apply your ethics and morals in everyday life. 第三部分 语言运用 (共两节，满分30分) 第一节(共15小题；每小题1分，满分15分) 阅读下列短文，从每题所给的A、B、C、D四个选项中选出可以填入空白处的最佳选项。 My grandmother grew up during the Great Depression（经济大萧条）, and the memory of those lean years never left her. She was 41 to ensure her family would never know such hunger, and one important method she 42 was cultivating a substantial vegetable garden behind our house. When my brother and I were 43 , we were assigned daily chores in that garden. Every afternoon, we would spend an hour 44 the plants, watering them and eliminating pests. There was always work to be done, and we had to 45 each task thoroughly before we could play. Grandma didn’t 46 us with money, but she treated us with stories and homemade cookies, teaching us the importance of consistency and 47 . One spring, our town experienced a severe 48 , with weeks passing without a drop of rain. Grandma worked tirelessly in the garden, her hands becoming rough and 49 from the labor. Yet she would 50 inspect our work with gentle precision. If she found any flaw (瑕疵) we had overlooked, she would have us 51 the weeds from the entire row again. This taught us to 52 cautious attention to detail in all things. Grandma also 53 us about resourcefulness. When we harvested vegetables, she showed us how to 54 the leftover through canning and preserving. She demonstrated that with cautious planning, we could enjoy summer’s abundant food even during winter, a lesson in 55 that would serve me for life. Through these experiences, I learned that true wealth lies not in what we possess, but in what we can create with our own hands and hearts. 41. A. determined B. astonished C. concerned D. discouraged 42. A. created B. selected C. avoided D. abandoned 43. A. citizens B. children C. adults D. students 44. A. cleaning B. decorating C. constructing D. tending 45. A. go through B. put off C. carry out D. turn down 46. A. reward B. lend C. borrow D. provide 47. A. humanity B. generosity C. honesty D. responsibility 48. A. celebration B. storm C. drought D. incident 49. A. annoyed B. thrilled C. uninterested D. exhausted 50. A. occasionally B. always C. hardly D. seldom 51. A. plant B. water C. remove D. gather 52. A. value B. avoid C. ignore D. forget 53. A. guided B. allowed C. forced D. taught 54. A. waste B. sell C. preserve D. cook 55. A. kindness B. foresight C. bravery D. integrity 第二节 (共10小题；每小题1.5分，满分15分) 阅读下面短文，在空白处填入1个适当单词或括号内单词的正确形式。 In recent years, rural museums have become important across China. They help to protect local culture and support village development. By 2023, Yunnan Province in southwest China 56  (build) over 400 such museums. These museums don’t just show old objects; they 57   (true) involve local people in protecting their cultural traditions. These museums are special because they keep traditions in their real setting. For example, they might show an old farming tool together with stories told by village elders, making the experience 58  (meaningful). This helps to keep the true meaning of culture, especially when traditional objects are taken from their original places. The museums also hold classes 59  skilled elders teach young people traditional skills, making sure these special traditions are saved for the future. These museums also help the local economy. Many villages now combine museum visits with fun 60  (activity) like pottery making. This way of mixing culture with tourism has become very popular and successful. 61  it also brings a real economic benefit to local families through homestays and sales of local products. Besides economic benefits, these museums help build community spirit. They make older people feel 62  (value) and give young people new chances by connecting traditional culture with modern life. In this way, the museum becomes  63  unique place that brings people together. However, 64  (keep) being successful, these museums need to balance keeping old traditions and trying new things.  65  this balance, the museums might not be able to help their communities well in the long term. 第四部分 写作 (共两节，满分40分) 第一节 (满分15分) 66.假定你是某国际学校学生李华。为了帮助师生放松身心，提升校园幸福感，你校打算设立一个“元气补给站” (A Refresh Corner) ，现向全体师生征求设计意见，请你写一篇短文，内容包括： (1) 描述你的设计； (2) 阐述设计理由。 注意： (1) 写作词数应为80 左右； (2) 请按如下格式在答题纸的相应位置作答。 A Refresh Corner on Campus __________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________ 第二节(满分25分) 67. 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。 It was an ordinary school day at my secondary school. Children like me who didn’t live close enough to go home for lunch brought their paper-wrapped meals and gathered under the shade of a tree. The air was filled with the sounds of talking and laughter as we settled on the ground, ready to enjoy our short break. Such lunches usually consisted of a sandwich, hard-boiled egg, cookie and pieces of fruit. If a schoolmate’s sandwich or cookie appeared to be more appetizing than your own, you tried to negotiate a trade. I always tried to trade something I didn’t want anyway — a mashed-bean sandwich or an overripe banana. It never occurred to me to trade a slice of Mama’s Old Kentucky walnut cake for my schoolmate’s offering of a boring-looking cookie, even though I could see longing in the schoolmate’s eyes. Sometimes Mama put two pieces of fruit in my lunch package, one to be eaten at morning break if I was hungry. Quite often, though, I saved that piece of fruit as my bargaining piece for a jam doughnut or apple pie. That extra fruit was my secret weapon, my key to getting something better from someone else's lunch. Unashamedly, I always examined the looks and quality of my fruit to see which piece was better and then offered my classmate the poorer, less attractive piece. I did not feel guilty of selfishness. I took it for granted that I deserved the better one. After all, it was my fruit, from my lunch. That autumn day after the lunch-bringers had eaten their food, got rid of the wrappings and walked to various parts of the playground, I stayed under the shade of a maple tree, watching butterflies flying lazily southward. I was still hungry after eating my small sandwich and Mama had put no fruit in my lunch that day. Sitting alone, I watched schoolmates playing in the distance, their energy making me feel even more empty. I prayed that the school day would end soon. Then, I saw my classmate Stella coming up.______________________________________________ __________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________ Without hesitation, Stella handed me the perfect apple. _____________________________________ __________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________ 学科网（北京）股份有限公司 $ 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。 A Four Remarkable National Parks Around the Globe Zhangjiajie National Forest Park Located in China’s Hunan Province, Zhangjiajie National Forest Park was established in 1982 and recognized as a UNESCO Global Geopark in 2004. The park is well-known for its spectacular sandstone pillars, deep valleys, and thick forests that inspired the floating mountains in Avatar. The most iconic feature is “Avatar Hallelujah Mountain,” which stands out dramatically from the misty landscape, creating a magical scene that attracts photographers worldwide. Kruger National Park South Africa’s oldest national park, founded in 1926, Kruger is both a UNESCO Biosphere Reserve and one of Africa’s largest game reserves. It is world-famous for hosting the “Big Five” --- lion, leopard, rhinoceros, elephant and buffalo. The park’s well-developed infrastructure (基础设施), including large road networks and guided wildlife tours, provides exceptional opportunities for wildlife observation throughout the year. Banff National Park As Canada’s first national park, established in 1885, Banff forms part of the Canadian Rocky Mountain Parks UNESCO World Heritage Site. The park is celebrated for its breathtaking turquoise (蓝绿色的) lakes, including the famous Lake Louise, set against a backdrop of snow-capped peaks and ancient glaciers. Beyond these scenic wonders, Banff offers vast wilderness areas with rich wildlife and over 1,600 kilometers of hiking trails through undeveloped landscapes. Torres del Paine National Park Situated in Chilean Patagonia, this park was designated (指定) a UNESCO Biosphere Reserve in 1978. It features dramatic landscapes of rough mountains, bright blue icebergs, and golden grasslands. The three granite (花岗岩) peaks of the Paine Massif form the park’s attractive centerpiece, while world-class trekking routes like the W Circuit offer access to some of the most breathtaking scenery on the continent. 21. What is the primary reason why Zhangjiajie’s landscape appears magical? A. The well-developed infrastructure of the park. B. The mist-covered splendid sandstone pillars. C. The ancient glaciers carving through valleys. D. Its position as China’s first national park. 22. What is the key reason given in the text for Banff’s UNESCO World Heritage recognition? A. The large system of hiking tracks. B. Its position as Canada’s first national park. C. Its vast wilderness and rich wildlife. D. Its location within the Canadian Rocky Mountains. 23. What do all the four national parks have in common? A. They all feature unique geological formations. B. They all hold UNESCO titles of different types. C. They are all known for protecting specific wildlife. D. They were all founded in the twentieth century. 【答案】21. B 22. D 23. B 【导语】这是一篇应用文。它带领我们探索世界自然奇观：从中国张家界那宛若《阿凡达》仙境的巍峨石柱，到加拿大班夫国家公园镶嵌在雪山间的碧蓝湖泊；从南非克鲁格广袤原野上驰骋的“非洲五霸”，再到智利百内国家公园嶙峋的花岗岩群峰与幽蓝冰川。这四座国家公园备受联合国教科文组织推崇，共同为我们呈现了一场跨越洲际的视觉盛宴与心灵震撼，邀您一同探寻地球最本真的壮丽面貌。 21. B  细节理解题。原文中“The most iconic feature is ‘Avatar Hallelujah Mountain,’ which stands out dramatically from the misty landscape, creating a magical scene...” 表明张家界的神奇景观主要源于云雾缭绕的砂岩柱。文中未提及张家界的基础设施，该描述更适合克鲁格国家公园，A项有误。C项是班夫国家公园的特点，与张家界无关。文中仅提到张家界建于1982年，未说明它是中国第一个国家公园，D项有误。故B项正确。 22. D 推理判断题。原文提到“Banff forms part of the Canadian Rocky Mountain Parks UNESCO World Heritage Site.” 班夫国家公园是 “加拿大落基山公园群” 这个UNESCO世界遗产的一部分。之所以说是UNESCO遗产，是因为它位于加拿大落基山脉范围内，并且该山脉公园群整体被联合国认定为世界遗产。A项中的徒步小径是公园内部的设施和特色，但UNESCO认可的原因是整个落基山公园群的自然地理价值，不是因为这些步道。B项因果混淆，虽然班夫是加拿大第一个国家公园，是它的历史地位，但它的联合国教科文组织地位是基于其作为落基山脉一部分的自然遗产价值，而非其“第一”的称号。但UNESCO评定世界遗产时，并不会因为它“最早成立”而给予认可。C项是概括性描述，虽然这些确实是其价值的一部分，但原文在说明联合国教科文组织地位时，直接关联的是“Canadian Rocky Mountain Parks”这个整体，而非具体的野生动物或荒野。事实上，这是落基山公园群的共性特征，不是直接原因。故D项正确。 23. B 细节推断题。定位题干关键词，要求我们快速浏览四个公园介绍的共同点。四个公园都拥有不同类型的联合国教科文组织头衔(Geopark, World Heritage, Biosphere Reserve)。因此，它们的共同点是“都拥有不同类型的联合国教科文组织认证”。A项是以偏概全，克鲁格国家公园以野生动物闻名，其地质构造并非文中强调的重点。C项也是以偏概全，张家界和百内国家公园的文中描述侧重于景观，并未强调特定动物保护。D项是事实错误，其中班夫国家公园建于1885年，属于19世纪，不符合这一描述。故B项正确。 B The cover of a serious science magazine recently caught everyone’s attention in a special way. It showed how trees communicate through an “internet of trees” made of fungal threads (菌丝) in the soil. But instead of looking like a regular science diagram, the image appeared as a beautiful Chinese silk embroidery (刺绣), with golden threads connecting the roots in an elegant pattern. This creative idea came from Dr. Elena. When she was still a university student, she often found it hard to explain complex plant relationships to people who weren’t experts. Scientific terms and complicated charts made it difficult for many to understand. One day, she remembered her childhood: her grandmother teaching her embroidery. She recalled how colorful threads wove together on fabric (布料), eventually forming beautiful patterns. It reminded her of the hidden connections between plants. “That’s it!” she suddenly realized. Inspired, she picked up her sketchbook and started creating. She drew seed spreading processes as delicate paper art, with seeds floating across the sky like tiny white sculptures. She gave a description of how plants send signals to each other using patterns similar to those found in textiles. At first, this was just her personal way to organize her thoughts, but other scientists saw her work and loved it. Over five years, her team created more than 800 of these scientific illustrations, with many featured in world-famous science magazines. “Science doesn’t need to feel cold and emotionless to be correct,” Elena said, pointing to her latest work. This painting shows how plants use sunlight to create energy as a colorful traditional woven artwork. “When we combine cultural heritage with scientific truth, we can build a bridge that helps everyone understand knowledge.” 24. Why did Dr. Elena start creating her scientific illustrations?? A. To prove her scientific discoveries. B. To explain plant science clearly. C. To replace traditional diagrams. D. To show science can be incorrect. 25. What was the direct inspiration for Dr. Elena’s unique way of scientific drawings? A. A childhood memory of learning embroidery. B. The complex charts in science textbooks. C. The advice from her university professors. D. Her research on traditional Chinese art forms. 26. The reaction of other scientists to Dr. Elena’s work suggests that they _________. A. were initially skeptical about its value B. viewed it merely as decorative art C. considered it an oversimplification D. valued her creative approach 27. According to the passage, what is the key message Dr. Elena wants to convey? A. Science and culture should be separate. B. Digital tools are best for science art. C. Culture can bridge science and the public. D. Traditional science diagrams are useless. 【答案】24. B 25. A 26. D 27. C 【导语】你能想象树木之间的交流像一幅刺绣作品吗？本文有效引发读者的好奇心，并通过比喻让科学概念更生动易懂。科学家埃琳娜博士从童年刺绣中获得灵感，将树木通过真菌交流的网络，绘制成一幅中国丝绸刺绣图。这一创新作品登上科学杂志封面，让复杂科学变得直观易懂。 24. B 细节理解题。从第二段中she often found it hard to explain complex plant relationships to people who weren’t experts可知，其创作初衷是向非专家解释复杂的科学概念，和B项一致。A项中“prove her discoveries”属于目的过度推导。她的目的是“解释与沟通”，而非“证明”其科学发现。C项中“replace traditional diagrams”说法过于绝对。文中只提及她用新方法辅助理解，并未说要取代所有传统图表。D项与文章主旨完全相悖，她强调科学在保持正确的前提下可以更亲切，而非“可以不正确”。故B项正确。 25. A 细节推断题。文章第二段明确描述了Dr. Elena的灵感来源：“One day, ...... her grandmother teaching her embroidery.” “She recalled .... It reminded her of ....” 紧接着是她的顿悟：“‘That’s it!’ she suddenly realized.” 这清晰地指出了她的直接灵感（direct inspiration）是回忆起童年学习刺绣的经历，这个记忆中的画面（彩色的线在织物上交织）让她联想到了植物之间隐藏的联系。文章中提到“Scientific terms and complicated charts made it difficult for many to understand”，正是这些图表的难以理解，促使她去寻找新的方法，但并未说这些复杂图表本身启发了她的刺绣风格。这些复杂的图表是她想要解决的问题，而不是她的灵感来源。B项(科学教科书中的图表)不对。C项(大学教授的建议)是一个无中生有的选项。通篇阅读文章，完全没有提到她的教授曾给过她任何关于使用艺术或刺绣进行科学阐释的建议。D项(她对传统中国艺术形式的研究)是一个过度推断和偷换概念的选项。虽然文章开头的杂志封面和她的作品最终呈现形式类似于“中国丝绸刺绣”，但这描述的是她作品的最终形态和风格，而非她的直接灵感。她的灵感来自于“embroidery”这一通用概念，而非特指“Chinese art forms”。故A项正确。 26. D 细节理解题。文章第四段中other scientists saw her work and loved it直接指出，其他科学家看到她的作品后非常喜欢，她的作品被世界著名科学杂志刊登。这直接证明了他们认可并重视 (valued)她这种创新的方法。文章描述的科学家们的反应是立即的喜爱(loved it)，并没有提及任何最初的怀疑阶段，A项与原文信息相悖。从文章第四、五段内容可知，很多科学家喜欢她的想法，那些插图被科学杂志广泛采纳，而非单纯的装饰，B项不对。C项中“过度简化”通常带有负面含义，暗示其损害了科学的严谨性。文章结尾引用了Dr. Elena的观点：Science doesn’t need to feel cold and emotionless to be correct.，反驳了这种看法。作品被顶级科学杂志接受这一事实，也证明其科学性得到了维护，并未被业界视为“过度简化”。故D项正确。 27. C 观点态度题。文章结尾直接引用Dr. Elena的核心观点When we combine cultural heritage with scientific truth, we can build a bridge...，C项正是此意的凝练表达。A项与她的核心观点(将科学与文化元素结合)完全相反。文章通篇在赞扬以刺绣、编织等传统手工艺为灵感的艺术形式，并未提及或推崇数字工具是最好的方法。B项属于无中生有的信息。D项是一个典型的过度绝对化的选项。她的方法是补充和创新，而没有全盘否定传统图表的作用。useless夸大了原文的论点。故C项正确。 C Imagine if you could travel decades ahead and meet the person you will become. You would observe the slight shifts in your body language, the wisdom shown on your face, and the stories your hands would tell. You could witness the impact of your life’s journey reflected in your own eyes. This concept, once purely philosophical, has been brought to life through a new “Time Travel” filter (滤镜) on social media platforms. Unlike simple novelties, this filter uses advanced AI to recreate not just aging, but life experiences, suggesting how one’s entire behavior and appearance might evolve based on current personality indicators. Psychologists on these platforms have noted its “making people think” accuracy. The widespread reaction, particularly among millennials (千禧一代), reveals a complex mix of curiosity and a deep anxiety about the path their lives are taking, and more importantly, the person they are destined to become. What makes this filter unique? The “Time Travel” filter, featured in over 5 million posts, generates a short, moving video. It doesn’t just add wrinkles; it slightly changes the user’s gaze, body language, and even micro-expressions, proposing a future self shaped by years of imagined joys and challenges. The AI analyzes users’ current photos, video diaries, and even stated goals to create a personalized future digital character. Instagram is not the first to explore such concepts. Earlier apps offered basic “future self” motionless images. However, the dynamic and deeply personalized nature of this new filter has captured the public’s imagination. Tech influencer Elon Musk reportedly tried the filter and commented, “It’s fascinating, but it makes you question your present choices more than it predicts your future.” Many users debate the filter’s plausibility, comparing their projected future self to older relatives or mentors they admire. Some have applied the filter to photos of themselves from a decade ago to see how accurate the prediction might have been. On the contrary, a significant number have found the experience motivating. They report feeling a renewed sense of purpose, with comments like, “I look so at peace, it gives me hope,” becoming common. This filter has sparked not just a trend, but a global conversation about fate, choice, and the person we are all slowly becoming. 28. What is the main purpose of the first paragraph? A. To explain how the AI filter works. B. To introduce the topic in an imaginative way. C. To compare different social media platforms. D. To demonstrate future predictions are accurate. 29. What does Elon Musk’s comment on the filter imply? A. Its prediction is technologically accurate. B. Its main value is for entertainment. C. It makes people reflect on their current life. D. It helps people set clear future goals. 30. The underlined word “plausibility” is closest in meaning to _________. A. believability B. popularity C. complexity D. unreliability 31. What is the overall tone of the passage towards the “Time Travel” filter? A. Critical and dismissive. B. Promotional and enthusiastic. C. Balanced and thoughtful. D. Indifferent and unconcerned. 【答案】28. B 29. C 30. A 31. C 【导语】一款名为“时光旅行”的AI滤镜风靡社交媒体，它不仅能让你看到年老的模样，更能通过动态影像揭示岁月可能如何塑造你的气质与神态。这项创新技术不仅引发了全球热潮，更促使人们深入反思当下的选择与未来的自己。本文将探讨这款滤镜的独特之处及其带来的广泛社会影响。 28. B 写作目的题。第一段以“Imagine if...”开头，通过描绘一个与未来自己相遇的生动场景，旨在激发读者的想象力与共鸣，从而巧妙地引出文章的核心话题——能够实现这一想象的“时光旅行”滤镜。它并未涉及任何技术原理或平台比较。A项解释AI滤镜的工作原理是在后续段落才出现的内容，并非本段目的。本段没有对不同社交媒体平台进行比较，与C项表达不一致。本段是充满文学性的想象，并未提供任何证据来“证明”预测是准确的，与D项不符。故B项正确。 29. C 推理判断题。埃隆·马斯克的评论是：“It’s fascinating, but it makes you question your present choices more than it predicts your future.” (这很有趣，但它让你质疑当前选择的作用，远大于预测你的未来。)。这与选项C中的“reflect on their current life” (反思他们当前的生活)是完全同义的概念转换。因此，C项是对其评论最准确的推理和概括。A项与马斯克的评论直接相反。B项是一个强干扰项。马斯克确实说了“It’s fascinating” (这很迷人)，承认了滤镜有趣的一面。但“but”之后的内容才是重点。因此，“娱乐”非他所说的“主要价值”。D项属于过度推断或无中生有。马斯克的评论集中在“质疑现在”上，虽然有些用户可能会因此受到激励而去设定目标，但马斯克评论的焦点是“反思”本身，而非反思后的具体行动。故C项正确。 30. A 词义猜测题。根据下文comparing their projected future self to older relatives or mentors they admire，用户将自己的未来形象与年长的亲戚或崇拜的导师进行比较，这种行为的目的正是在评估这个预测结果是否合理、是否可信。因此，A项是最贴近的释义。流行度或受欢迎度与用户进行比较验证的行为逻辑不符，B (popularity)不对。复杂性同样无法由比较行为推导出来，C (complexity)也不对。D. unreliability (不可靠性)是一个反义词。虽然有些用户可能认为它不可靠，这会产生逻辑矛盾：“不可靠性”是一个负面结论。如果用户已经在“争论”它是否不可靠，说明他们还没有就此达成一致的负面结论。故A项正确。 31. C 观点态度题。此题考查对文章整体基调的判断。通读全文，作者既阐述了滤镜的创新性、流行现象及用户的积极反馈(如感到充满希望)，也提及了它引发的深度焦虑和关于预测可信度的争论。既呈现正面又提及反面影响的写法，体现了客观、平衡且富有思辨性的立场。A项中的“批判和不屑一顾”不符合文意，因为文章提到了许多正面反响。B项中“推广”也不准确，因为文章没有回避其引发的焦虑和质疑。D项的“漠不关心”，与文章深入探讨社会现象的姿态完全不符。故C项正确。 D A new cross-disciplinary field termed “cosmic (宇宙的) heritage studies” has been proposed by an international team of archaeologists and space physicists. This discipline focuses on identifying, documenting and preserving historical objects from humanity’s ventures into space, treating them as valuable cultural heritage rather than mere space junk. “The objects we’ve left in space and on other planets and moons tell the story of human technological achievement and exploration spirit,” said Dr. Maria Chen, lead researcher from the European Space Heritage Foundation. “With increasing commercial space activities, these artifacts face never-before-seen risks of damage or destruction if not properly protected.” The concept builds upon traditional archaeological principles but adapts them to the unique conditions of space environment. Unlike Earth-based archaeology that deals with centuries-old artifacts, cosmic heritage must consider factors like radiation exposure, low-gravity effects, and orbital decay (衰减) that affect preservation. A central challenge for cosmic heritage researchers involves establishing criteria for what is considered as significant space heritage. “While obviously historically important items like the first satellite Sputnik or Apollo landing sites deserve protection, we also need to consider more recent objects that represent technological milestones,” Dr. Chen explained. The international community currently debates whether to preserve all human-made objects in space or only selected historically significant ones. The team recommends establishing an international record-keeping system for space artifacts and developing low-impact documentation methods using remote sensing technology. “We’re not suggesting we bring everything back to museums,” Dr. Chen clarified. “In many cases, digital preservation through high-resolution imaging and 3D modeling may be the most practical approach.” As space becomes increasingly accessible, cosmic heritage studies aim to ensure that future generations can understand and appreciate the material evidence of humanity’s first steps beyond Earth. The researchers hope their work will inform international space policy and promote responsible management of off-Earth cultural resources. 32. Why does Dr. Chen advocate for treating space objects as heritage? A. For their commercial value. B. For their historical stories. C. For their rescue urgency. D. For their display potential. 33. How does Dr. Chen view the current protection situation? A. Urgent due to commercial growth. B. Challenging due to harsh space conditions. C. Complex due to unclear ownership. D. Manageable with current laws. 34. What is the key challenge mentioned in paragraph 4? A. Agreeing on preservation technology. B. Setting international protection rules. C. Finding long-term conservation funds. D. Deciding which objects to protect. 35. What is the principle behind Dr. Chen’s recommended preservation method? A. Bringing items back to Earth. B. Building bases at sites. C. Using remote, low-impact tech. D. Making strict space laws. 【答案】32. B 33. A 34. D 35. C 【导语】本文介绍了一个新兴的交叉学科——“宇宙遗产研究”。该领域由考古学家和天体物理学家提出，旨在将人类留在太空中的器物视为文化遗产，而非太空垃圾，并进行识别、记录和保护。文章探讨了该学科的目的、其面临的独特挑战、对太空文物构成威胁的因素以及可行的保护方案。 32. B 细节理解题。根据第二段Dr. Chen的发言：“The objects we’ve left in space… tell the story of human technological achievement and exploration spirit”，可知她主张将太空物体视为遗产的原因是它们承载了人类的历史故事。A项(因为商业价值)在文中未提及。C项(救援紧迫性)是保护的原因之一，但不是定义为遗产的根本理由。Dr. Chen明确反对将所有物品带回展示，与D项相反。故B项正确。 33. A 观点态度题。第二段中Dr. Chen指出“With increasing commercial space activities, these artifacts face never-before-seen risks”，表明她认为当前因商业太空活动的发展，保护形势十分紧迫。B项具有干扰性， 第三段提及了太空环境的恶劣条件（如辐射），但这是保护工作始终要面对的长期背景，而非Dr. Chen强调的当前出现的新威胁，因此不能准确回答“当前形势”。C项也具有干扰性，“所有权不明确”是遗产保护中一个合乎逻辑的现实挑战，但文章并未提及，属于无中生有。文中暗示现有法律不足，需制定新政策，D项不对。故A项正确。 34. D 段落主旨题。第四段首句指出“A central challenge... establishing criteria for what is considered as significant space heritage”，后续内容围绕选择保护“所有物体”还是“部分重要物体”展开，因此核心挑战是确定保护对象的标准。A项(技术保护问题)是第五段解决方案，非本段重点。本段焦点是“保护哪些物体”，而不是B项国际规则制定。C：未提及资金问题。故D项正确。 35. C 推理判断题。第五段提到“low-impact documentation methods using remote sensing technology”和“digital preservation... as the most practical approach”，可推知Dr. Chen推荐方法的核心原则是使用远程、低影响的技术。A项与文中“不主张将所有物品带回”明显矛盾。B项(建立基地)是文中未提及的过度推断。D项(制定严格法律)是政策层面的建议，非具体保护方法原则。故C项正确。 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。选项中有两项为多余选项。 In life, we make many decisions that define who we truly are. It feels really good to live with integrity, once we master this quality, both our career and lives can develop better. What is the meaning of integrity? Integrity means living your life according to your own morals and ethics (道德标准). 36 Alongside that, you must also know what the purpose of your life is, and what you intend to do with your life. Here are some of the ways to develop and preserve integrity! Define Your Values Clearly The first step to developing your integrity is to define your values. Every person has a set of values that they live by. 37 No matter what happens, you will never go against your core (核心) values. Analyze Each and Every Choice Always remember that your choices define you finally. Practicing integrity means making the right decision no matter what. Some seemingly right decisions that we make in life could be disastrous for some. Honesty and integrity aren’t something that you must practice when it is convenient for you. 38 Practice Your Values In The World 39 We learn so many great things in childhood, some of which are habits that we follow for our whole life. Practicing integrity is just like that, you would just be practicing your everyday life but with more analysis. Having integrity also means more than being consistent. 40 We must not always do what comes naturally to us because it is our nature to shy away from difficulties. We must find the courage within ourselves to face all the difficulties in life, only then will we become successful. A. Sometimes we have to face the unavoidable. B. You must acknowledge them as you go further in life. C. You must always be like that whatever the circumstances are. D. Sometimes we need to decide what we want to achieve in life. E. There are circumstances when right and wrong are very apparent. F. To have integrity, you must clearly know what is right and wrong. G. Always find ways to apply your ethics and morals in everyday life. 【答案】36. F 37. B 38. C 39. G 40. A 【导语】本文是一篇说明文。文章介绍了一些发展和保持正直的方法。 36. F 根据后文“Alongside that, you must also know what the purpose of your life is, and what you intend to do with your life.”(除此之外，你还必须知道你生活的目的是什么，你打算怎么处理生活。)”可知，此处强调，除了要知道什么是对、什么是错，还必须要知道生活的目的，即对设空处的补充。F选项“To have integrity, you must clearly know what is right and wrong. (要有诚信，你必须清楚地知道什么是对、什么是错。)”指出要有诚信，你必须清楚地知道什么是对、什么是错。后文中that指代“你必须清楚地知道什么是对、什么是错”的事实。故E选项中引起下文，符合语境。故选F。 37. B 根据本段段旨“Define Your Values Clearly (明确你的价值观)”以及下文“No matter what happens, you will never go against your core values. (无论发生什么，你都不会违背你的核心价值观。)”可知，此处强调的是在生活中的任何时候，你一定要了解它们，正好与B项“ You must acknowledge them as you go further in life. (当你在生活中走得更远时，你必须承认它们。)”正好相吻合。故选B。 38. C 此空处于段尾，可以看做本段的总结。根据本段段旨“Analyze Each and Every Choice (分析每一个选择)”以及本句前文“Honesty and integrity aren’t something that you must practice when it is convenient for you.” (诚信不是在你方便的时候才需要遵守的。)可知，诚信是我们任何人在任何时候都要坚守的事情。故C项“You must always be like that whatever the circumstances are.” (无论情况如何，你都必须始终如此。)正好可以总结全段。故选C。 39. G 根据本段段旨“Practice Your Values In The World (在世界上实践你的价值观)”可知，本段主要讲述的是在生活中实践自己的价值观。G选项“Always find ways to apply your ethics and morals in everyday life. (总是想办法在日常生活中运用你的伦理道德。)”与段旨呼应。故选G。 40. A 根据前文“Having integrity also means more than being consistent.(正直也不仅仅意味着始终如一。)”以及后文“We must not always do what comes naturally to us because it is our nature to shy away from difficulties. (我们不能总是随遇而安，因为逃避困难是我们的天性。)”可知，我们不必永远随遇而安，因为畏难是人类的天性，故而可推测空中句应为我们需要敢于面对困难。A选项“Sometimes we have to face the unavoidable. (有时候我们不得不面对不可避免的事情。)”符合语境。故选A。 第II卷（非选择题） 第三部分 语言运用 (共两节，满分30分) 第一节(共15小题；每小题1分，满分15分) 阅读下列短文，从每题所给的A、B、C、D四个选项中选出可以填入空白处的最佳选项。 My grandmother grew up during the Great Depression, and the memory of those lean years never left her. She was 41 to ensure her family would never know such hunger, and one important method she 42 was cultivating a substantial vegetable garden behind our house. When my brother and I were 43 , we were assigned daily chores in that garden. Every afternoon, we would spend an hour 44 the plants, watering them and eliminating pests. There was always work to be done, and we had to 45 each task thoroughly before we could play. Grandma didn’t 46 us with money, but she treated us with stories and homemade cookies, teaching us the importance of consistency and 47 . One spring, our town experienced a severe 48 , with weeks passing without a drop of rain. Grandma worked tirelessly in the garden, her hands becoming rough and 49 from the labor. Yet she would 50 inspect our work with gentle precision. If she found any flaw (瑕疵) we had overlooked, she would have us 51 the weeds from the entire row again. This taught us to 52 meticulous (小心翼翼的) attention to detail in all things. Grandma also 53 us about resourcefulness. When we harvested vegetables, she showed us how to 54 the leftover through canning and preserving. She demonstrated that with cautious planning, we could enjoy summer’s abundant food even during winter, a lesson in 55 that would serve me for life. Through these experiences, I learned that true wealth lies not in what we possess, but in what we can create with our own hands and hearts. 41. A. determined B. astonished C. concerned D. discouraged 42. A. created B. selected C. avoided D. abandoned 43. A. citizens B. children C. adults D. students 44. A. cleaning B. decorating C. constructing D. tending 45. A. go through B. put off C. carry out D. turn down 46. A. reward B. lend C. borrow D. provide 47. A. persistence B. generosity C. honesty D. responsibility 48. A. celebration B. storm C. drought D. incident 49. A. annoyed B. thrilled C. uninterested D. exhausted 50. A. occasionally B. always C. hardly D. seldom 51. A. plant B. water C. remove D. gather 52. A. value B. avoid C. ignore D. forget 53. A. guided B. allowed C. forced D. taught 54. A. waste B. sell C. preserve D. cook 55. A. kindness B. foresight C. bravery D. integrity 【答案】41. A 42. B 43. B 44. D 45. C 46. A 47. D 48. C 49. D 50. B 51. C 52. A 53. D 54. C 55. B 导语：本文是一篇记叙文，作者通过回忆童年时与祖母在菜园里劳作的经历，讲述了祖母如何通过言传身教，将坚韧不拔、注重细节、未雨绸缪等宝贵品质传授给下一代的故事。文章歌颂了亲手创造财富的劳动精神，体现了代际之间爱与智慧的传承。 41. A 上下文逻辑题。根据上文“祖母在大萧条中长大”和下文“确保家人永不挨饿”可知，她对此事抱有坚定的决心。A. determined (坚定的)最符合语境。B. astonished (惊讶的)、C. concerned (担心的)、D. discouraged (气馁的)均无法体现这种坚定的意志。 42. B 动词辨析题。句意为“她______的一个重要方法就是在屋后开辟一个菜园”。开辟菜园是她从众多可能的方法中“选择”出来的一种。B. selected (选择)符合句意。A. created (创造)不如“选择”贴切，因为方法本身并非她独创；C. avoided (避免)和D. abandoned (放弃)语意不符。 43. B 上下文逻辑题。下文提到他们被分配“日常杂务”，并且干完活才能去“玩”，这些行为都指向他们的年龄阶段是“孩子”。因此B. children (孩子们)是正确答案。A. citizens (公民)、C. adults (成年人)、D. students (学生)与“玩耍”等语境不符。 44. D 动词辨析与固定搭配题。句意为“照料植物，给它们浇水、除虫”。D. tending (照料，照顾)与“plants”构成固定搭配“tend the plants”，且与后文的“watering” (浇水)和“eliminating pests” (除虫)是并列的具体照料行为。A. cleaning (清洁)、B. decorating (装饰)、C. constructing (建造)均与园艺活动不符。 45. C 短语辨析题。句意为“我们必须彻底______每项任务后才能去玩”。C. carry out (执行，完成)与“task” (任务)搭配，表示完成任务。A. go through (经历，通过)、B. put off (推迟)、D. turn down (拒绝)均与“完成任务”的语境不符。 46. A 上下文逻辑题。句意为“祖母不用钱______我们，而是用故事和自制饼干款待我们”。后文的“stories and homemade cookies”是另一种形式的“报酬”或“奖励”。A. reward (奖励，报酬)准确地表达了这种关系，且与后文“treated us with” (款待我们)形成同义复现。B. lend (借出)、C. borrow (借入)、D. provide (提供)均不体现“作为回报而给予”这层含义。 47. D 名词辨析与上下文逻辑题。上文提到他们有“daily chores” (日常杂务)，必须“carry out each task thoroughly” (彻底完成每项任务)，这些都是在培养他们的“责任感”。因此D. responsibility (责任)是正确答案。A. persistence (坚持)有一定干扰性，但“consistency” (始终如一)已包含坚持的含义，此处应填入另一个被教导的品质。B. generosity (慷慨)和C. honesty (诚实)在上下文中没有直接体现。 48. C 名词辨析与上下文逻辑题。后置的定语“with weeks passing without a drop of rain” (数周没有下一滴雨)直接定义了这是一种“干旱”天气。因此C. drought (干旱)是唯一正确的答案。A. celebration (庆祝)、B. storm (暴风雨)、D. incident (事件)均与“数周无雨”的描述相矛盾。 49. D 形容词辨析题。句意为“她的手因劳作而变得粗糙和______”。D. exhausted (疲惫的)与“rough” (粗糙的)并列，共同描述长期辛勤劳动后的状态，符合语境。A. annoyed (恼怒的)、B. thrilled (激动的)、C. uninterested (不感兴趣的)均不能直接描述双手因劳作而产生的状态。 50. B 副词辨析题。句意为“然而，她______会以温柔的精准度检查我们的工作”。前文说祖母自己已经很疲惫，这里用“Yet”转折，强调她“始终如一、从不松懈”地坚持检查，体现了她的严格和一贯性。B. always (总是)最能体现这种持续性。A. occasionally (偶尔)、C. hardly (几乎不)、D. seldom (很少)与转折语气及祖母严谨的形象不符。 51. C 动词辨析题。上文提到“她发现了我们忽略的杂草”，那么自然是要我们“清除”这些杂草。C. remove (移除，清除)是正确答案。A. plant (种植)、B. water (浇水)、D. gather (收集)都与“weeds” (杂草)的语境不符。 52. A. value 动词辨析题。句意为“这教导我们要______对所有事情都保持一丝不苟的关注”。祖母通过让我们返工，是在教育我们“重视”细节。A. value (重视，珍视)符合语境。B. avoid (避免)、C. ignore (忽视)、D. forget (忘记)都与祖母想要传达的教诲相反。 53. D 动词辨析题。全文的核心就是祖母通过菜园“教导”我们人生道理。本段开头“祖母也______我们关于随机应变的能力”是又一个教学实例。D. taught (教导)是贯穿全文的核心动词。A. guided (指导)有干扰性，但不如“taught”直接和全面。B. allowed (允许)和C. forced (强迫)与文章温馨、正向的教育基调不符。 54. C 动词辨析与上下文逻辑题。后文明确提到了方法“through canning and preserving” (通过罐装和保存)。因此C. preserve (保存)是原词复现，是唯一正确答案。A. waste (浪费)、B. sell (卖掉)、D. cook (烹饪)均与“canning and preserving”的具体描述不符。 55. B 名词辨析题。句意为“她证明了通过谨慎的计划，我们即使在冬天也能享受夏天的丰收，这是一个让我终生受益的关于______的教训”。“在夏天为冬天做计划”这正是“远见”的体现。B. foresight (远见，先见之明)完美概括了这一品质。A. kindness (善良)、C. bravery (勇敢)、D. integrity (正直)均无法准确概括“为未来做计划”这一核心行为。 第二节 (共10小题；每小题1.5分，满分15分) 阅读下面短文，在空白处填入1个适当单词或括号内单词的正确形式。 In recent years, rural museums have become important across China. They help to protect local culture and support village development. By 2023, Yunnan Province in southwest China 56  (build) over 400 such museums. These museums don’t just show old objects; they 57   (true) involve local people in protecting their cultural traditions. These museums are special because they keep traditions in their real setting. For example, they might show an old farming tool together with stories told by village elders, making the experience 58  (meaningful). This helps to keep the true meaning of culture, especially when traditional objects are taken from their original places. The museums also hold classes 59  skilled elders teach young people traditional skills, making sure these special traditions are saved for the future. These museums also help the local economy. Many villages now combine museum visits with fun 60  (activity) like pottery making. This way of mixing culture with tourism has become very popular and successful. 61  it also brings a real economic benefit to local families through homestays and sales of local products. Besides economic benefits, these museums help build community spirit. They make older people feel 62  (value) and give young people new chances by connecting traditional culture with modern life. In this way, the museum becomes  63  unique place that brings people together. However, 64  (keep) being successful, these museums need to balance keeping old traditions and trying new things.  65  this balance, the museums might not be able to help their communities well in the long term. 【答案】56. had built 57. truly 58. more meaningful 59. where 60. activities 61. And / But 62. valued 63. a 64. to keep 65. Without 【导语】本文探讨了乡村博物馆在中国乡村振兴中扮演的多重角色。文章指出，这些博物馆不仅是系统性保护与活化文化遗产的关键，通过沉浸式展示和技艺传承确保了文化的真实性；更是推动社区发展的引擎，通过文旅融合提振当地经济，并通过增强代际交流与文化认同，有效凝聚了社区精神。 56. had built 考查动词时态过去完成时。句意：到2023年，中国西南部的云南省已经建立了400多座这样的博物馆。时间状语“By 2023”表示“到2023年为止”，描述的是在一个过去时间点之前已经完成的行为，因此主句应用过去完成时(had + 过去分词)。故填had built。 57. truly 考查词性转换(形容词转副词)。句意：这些博物馆不仅仅是展示旧物件；它们真正地让当地人参与到保护自己的文化传统中。空格处需要修饰动词“involve”，因此需用形容词“true”的副词形式“truly”。故填truly。 58. more meaningful 考查形容词比较级。句意：例如，它们可能会将一件古老的农具与村里长辈讲述的故事一同展示，这让体验变得更有意义。根据语境，将工具与故事结合后的体验，是相较于单纯展示物品而言“更有意义的”，应该用比较级形式。故填more meaningful。 59. where 考查定语从句关系词。句意：博物馆还开设课程，让有技能的长辈在那里教授年轻人传统技艺。空格后是一个定语从句“skilled elders teach...”，修饰表示地点的先行词“classes”。关系词在从句中作地点状语，意为“在课程上/在课堂里”，因此用关系副词。故填where。 60. activities 考查名词复数。句意：现在，许多村庄将博物馆参观与陶艺制作等有趣的活动结合起来。空格前有“with fun”，空格后是“like...”，说明是多种活动中的举例。且“activity”为可数名词，应用复数形式activities。故填activities。 61. And / But 考查连词。句意：这种文化与旅游结合的方式已经变得非常流行和成功。而且，它还通过民宿和当地产品的销售，给当地家庭带来了实实在在的经济效益。这里表示一种“意料之外的补充”或“语意的转折强调”。这种用法在英语中非常普遍且地道。前一句说它“流行和成功”，这可能让人联想到的是文化影响力、游客满意度等“软性”成功。然后用But话锋一转，引出“但是，不仅如此，它还有实实在在的经济效益”，使得“带来经济利益”这个信息点更具冲击力。此空也可以表示纯粹的递进或并列。即：“这种模式很流行、很成功，并且它还带来了经济利益。”空格位于句首，连接两个独立的句子。后句“it also brings...”是对前句的补充和递进，表示“而且，它还……”。因此用连词“And”来衔接，符合逻辑且使行文流畅。故填And / But。 62. valued 考查动词过去分词作表语。句意：它们让老年人感到自己被重视。在“make sb. + 宾语补足语”结构中，不带不定式符号的feel valued做宾补，此处表示“老年人”与“重视”之间是被动关系，即“感到被重视”，故使用过去分词“valued”作表语。故填valued。 63. a 考查冠词。句意：通过这种方式，博物馆成为一个将人们凝聚在一起的独特场所。空格后的“unique place”是单数可数名词，且“unique”以辅音音素开头，其前无限定词，因此需要加不定冠词“a”，表示“一个”。故填a。 64. to keep 考查非谓语动词动词不定式。句意：然而，为了保持成功，这些博物馆需要在保持旧传统和尝试新事物之间找到平衡。根据句意和句子结构分析，这里应该用一个目的状语，意为“为了保持成功”，应用动词不定式。故填to keep。 65. Without 考查介词。句意：没有这种平衡，博物馆可能无法在长期内很好地帮助其社区。空格后是名词“this balance”。根据句意“没有这种平衡，博物馆可能无法...”，此处应填入表示“没有”的介词“Without”。它相当于一个含有否定的条件状语从句，表示虚拟。此处在句首，首字母应该大写。故填Without。 学科网（北京）股份有限公司 $