湖北省部分名校2025-2026学年高三1月联考英语试卷

高三英语答案 1-5 CCABA 6-10 BCBBA 11-15ACABC 16-20 BAABC 21-23CDB 24-27ADCA 28-31 CBDC 32-35 CBDC 36-40 BGEAC 41-45 CADAB 46-50 CBADB 51-55 BCACC 56.whose 57.a 58.tracks 59.Published 60.is celebrated 61.to 62.urgent 63.warmth 64.systematically 65.to compete 第一节： Possible version: Recycle Old Books,Share Knowledge Last week witnessed a book circulation activity under the title of"Recycle Old Books,Share Knowledge",which proved to be refreshing and meaningful. The event kicked off with a vibrant opening ceremony in the school library,where students gathered with their preloved books,ranging from classic literature to popular fiction.Following the ceremony,books were displayed on specially designed shelves,creating an inviting atmosphere of a book fair.Students were free to browse,select,and take home whichever caught their interest.To enhance engagement,we organized several interactive sessions,including book reviews and a panel discussion.The response to the event was overwhelmingly positive,some students expressing their delight at discovering hidden gems among the donated books and some appreciating the opportunity to connect with peers over shared literary interest. The initiative not only fostered a passion for reading but also promoted environmental consciousness and community spirit among students. 第二节： Possible version: Every afernoon,Willic went to the garden.These seeds,seemingly not much significant for other children became the center of his world for every tiny seed represented a promise of life waiting to unfold.With great patience and care, William observed the soil every day to see if there was sign of life and watered those seeds to give them enough moisture to awake.When tiny green shoots came out of soil one after another,William became more dedicated to caring for them, making sure they got plenty of sunshine and water.He would also remove the weeds that popped around them and applied organic fertilizer when necessary.As time moving on,the shoots grew taller and stronger. About a nonth into the sunimer vacation,I saw Willian's bectiful sunflowers.Definitely,for William,caring for seeds was a rewarding experience.The sight of those blossoms was truly breathtaking.Growth didn't happen overnight.It took time,effort and a lot of waiting.From a tiny seed to a fully-grown plant with flowers,it was a remarkable transformation. Every living thing had the potential to grow and blossom if given the right conditions and care.It was true of William---the joy to have and the angel to give brightness.Looking at those sunflowers all facing the sun,I saw the special seed planted inside William.I was confident that one day he would blossom and shine just like his sunflowers. 答案解析： 阅读： A篇 【语篇出处】The_New_York_Review_of_Books_-November20_2025 【文章大意】本文是一篇应用文，介绍了2025年度秋季新出的四本书籍。 【答案解析】 2l.C【解析】细节理解题。由第二段A stirring selection of new work includes the sonnet sequence(十四行诗)“Cuel April:Poems from the Pandemic,.”which inspired a2020 short film.可知十四行诗Cruel April::Poems from the Pandemic 为2020年的一部电影提供了灵感，故选C。 22.D【解析】细节理解题。由第三段31 black&white illustrations..University of South Carolina Press,Cloth,$34.99 可知，Mollie Barnes写的这本书Paper Heroines含有插图，故选D。 第1页共8页 23.B【解析】细节理解题。由第四段Archaeologies of Food in Australia presents diverse approaches to food studies across cultural groups and ages.Through eight case studies,contributors examine diet,cookery and food culture, highlighting the range and potential of archaeological research in Australia.可知，《澳大利亚食品考古学》这本书介绍了 不同文化群体和年龄段的食品研究方法。通过八个案例研究，考察了饮食、烹饪和饮食文化，突出了澳大利亚考古 研究的范围和潜力。故选B。 B篇 【文章大意】这是一篇人物传记，讲述的是David Baltimore既作为生物学领域巨匠的传奇成就、又作为卓越的科研 领导者所富有的人格魅力。 【答案解析】 24.A【解析】细节理解题。原文提到David traced the origins of his interest in biology to a particularly inspiring high school summer that his mother organized for him at the Jackson Laboratories'”,说明他在高中暑假参加了母亲为他安排在 杰克逊实验室的科学活动，这激发了他对生物学的兴趣。选项A“高中暑假科学营”与此对应。B项“母亲在家中的耐 心指导不准确：C项“与霍华德特明的会议讨论”发生在后来，并非最初激发兴趣的原因：D项“本科化学学习”是 他后来的专业方向，但并非激发生物学兴趣的源头。 25.D【解析】细节理解题。原文明确提到For his revolutionary discovery concerning the interaction between tumor viruses and the genetic material of the cell,,"以及前文指出他和特明在《自然》上发表了关于逆转录酶(RT)将RNA 复制成DNA的发现，这一定义了逆转录病毒的新类别。因此，诺贝尔奖的直接原因是这一发现。A项探索RNA 肿瘤病毒”是研究过程，但获奖直接原因是发现T的功能；B项“发明基因组编辑新方法”不是他的贡献；C项“在科 研机构的领导力”与获奖无关。 26C【解析】推理判断题。作者描述面试时，巴尔的摩主动起身握手、自我介绍，并进行了广泛的交谈，表现出 温暖、真诚、博学、易于接近的特质。虽然巴尔的摩警告实验室需要独立性，但他的态度让作者感到enriching'。 A项“严肃疏远”、B项“犹豫谨慎”、D项“权威苛刻均与原文描述的亲切、博学形象不符。 27.A【解析】主旨大意题。全文回顾了巴尔的摩的科学成就、个人品质以及对作者的影响，结尾提到作者在他生 命最后时刻的探望，表达了对这位科学家的深切缅怀。B项“强调科学合作”虽在文中略有涉及（如与特明合作）， 但并非主旨；C项“宣布重大成就”和D项“鼓励青年从事科学事业”均不是主要写作目的。 C篇 【语篇出处】psychologytoday.com 【文章大意】本文是一篇说明文，介绍了熬夜后大脑出现了注意力失效现象，但是研究发现，大脑在利用注意力失 效的间隙清除大脑里面的有害物质。 【答案解析】 28.C【解析】细节理解题。由第一段You experience a sleepless night,.and the next day you find yourself in a meeting, reaching for an answer to a question from your supervisor that you failed to hear.Or you're driving home and realize that the exit you were supposed to take from the highway is30 seconds behind you.可知，熬夜后人们会出现注意力失效的现 象，比如开会时没有听到导师的问题，走高速时错过高速出口，故选C。 29.B【解析】细节理解题。由第三段Far from being the result of our brain's“neglect'in failing to keep us alert,the lapse()of attention that we experience after a sleepless night are actually a sign that our brains are working hard to prevent damage that lost sleep--whether voluntary or otherwise一might bring about..可知，熬夜后出现的注意力失效的现 象其实是大脑在在防止睡眠不足带来的损害，故选B“大脑是在保护我们”。 30.D【解析】词义猜测题。由第五段urprisingly,immediately after each lapse began,a pulse of cerebrospinal fluid flowed outward from the brain,and just as the lapse ended,the process was reversed,and the fluid flowed back into the brain.可知，每次注意力失效开始后，脑脊液脉冲都会从大脑流出，在注意力失效结束时，脑脊液又流回大脑，故 这个过程被逆转了，故选D“改变方向”。 31.C【解析】主旨大意题。由文章内容可知，熬夜后大脑出现了注意力失效现象，但是研究发现，大脑在利用 注意力失效的间隙清除大脑里面的有害物质，所以注意力失效现象是大脑的一种保护机制。故选C。 第2页共8页 D篇 【文章来源】《考研英语经济学人双语精读》 【文章大意】本文是一篇说明文，围绕多语言学习的认知优势展开。首先指出大量研究认为多语言能改善“执行功 能”，甚至双语者患痴呆症的时间更晚，随后说明最大的益处来自完全掌握第二语言的人，译者的研究提供了有力 证据。还引用加拿大专家将双语认知保护比作有洞的瑞士奶酪，指出做其他益脑之事能叠加保护。最后强调语言学 习无可争议的优势是能与人交流，即便不能从小流利掌握，也值得尝试。 【答案解析】 32.C【解析】细节理解题。根据第一段中Most striking,numerous studies have even shown that bilinguals undergo a later onset of dementia(痴呆)，perhaps of around four years,.on average可得出：之前的诸多论文指出双语学习最显著的好 处为延缓痴呆症的开始。 33.B【解析】推理判断题。文章第三段首先说明双语学习对于完全掌握第二语言的人能获得最大益处，然后说对口 译员和笔译员的研究为双语优势提供了最有力的证据，比如他们在简单加减法问题间反复跳跃的速度比单语者快， 这表明他们一般有更好的认知控制。提到口译员和笔译员是为了通过他们的例子证明双语熟练带来的认知益处，与 文章主旨相符，B选项正确。 34.D【解析】推理判断题。文章中第四段提到加拿大约克大学的Ellen Bialystok将双语对认知的保护作用比作一片 有洞的瑞士奶酪对一片面包的覆盖，而做其他对大脑有益的事情（如锻炼)就像是叠加更多的奶酪片，因为这些“奶 酪片”的洞出现在不同的位置，所以集体提供了更大的保护。D选项：即双语加上多种活动可以防止认知下降，故 D选项正确。 35.C【解析】推理判断题。文章通过介绍多语言能力的认知优势、学习新语言对大脑的益处以及语言学习带来的无 可争议的交流益处，鼓励人们尝试学习语言，所以C选项正确。 第二节： 【文章大意】本文是一篇说明文，文章围绕Change for Good这一核心，指出变化是生命的本质属性，稳定依托变 化而存在且并非永恒；人们虽受固有观念影响畏惧、否定变化，但转变想法的能力是活出健康活力人生的关键；人 即便年长也具备改变的生理基础，且仅理智接纳变化不够，需调动积极情绪、建立顺应变化的心态，主动拥抱并促 成有益的改变。 36.B【解析】过渡衔接题。根据第二段“Equating health with stability,then you have to think again.”,后文紧接着说 “Even that stability is not permanent,but a temporary functional state.”。此空需要承接“健康与稳定的关系”，并引出 “稳定是暂时的”这一观点。B选项“这里的理念是，稳定是通过改变来实现的”，既回应了前文“健康≠稳定” 的反向铺垫，又为后文“稳定非永恒”做了过渡，完美衔接上下文。 37.G【解析】主旨概括题。根据后文：骨骼每3个月更新一次，其他器官也处于更新与损耗的状态，皮肤每月更 新，胃黏膜每5天更新。这些内容都是在说明人体组织的动态更新，G选项“你的身体组织处于持续的更替和再 生状态”是对后文所有例子的总体概括。 38.E【解析】细节支撑题。根据前文“Change is unavoidable,.yet we fear it.”,后文举例“How many times have people said to you in a critical way,.“You have changed!”,且提到“changing your mind”is seen as a sign of weakness,.although it could more properly be seen as evidence of strength”。此空需要解释“我们惧怕改变”的原因，E选项“我们常 被教育要保持一成不变，将改变视为负面的东西”，既承接了前文的“恐惧改变”，又为后文“指责他人改变”的 现象提供了原因。 39.A【解析】主旨概括题。根据后文“身体早己停止生长，但大脑到中年仍在发育，40多岁时白质体积还在增加： 神经元之间的连接也能通过学习重新建立，老狗也能学新把戏”。说明“年龄不是改变的障碍”，A选项“好消息 是，你永远不会因年纪太大而无法改变”是对后文的总领，且“good news'”与前文“惧怕改变”的负面情绪 形成转折，引出积极观点。 40.C【解析】总结归纳题。根据前文“Intellectually accepting change is not necessarily enough to bring change into life.”, 后文￥例“heart patients are better motivated with"joy of living''than fear of death. 第3页共8页 此空需要衔接“理智接受”与“实际行动”的鸿沟，并引出后文的“积极动力”例子。C选项“要真正促 成改变，你必须触及积极情绪”，既回应了前文“理智不够”的问题，又为后文“Create yourself a mindset for change” 提供了观点支撑。 干扰项排除说明： D.Regular exercise can help improve your ability to change quickly 文章未提及“运动”相关内容。 F.Many people believe that staying unchanged is the key to happiness. 此选项强调“不变是幸福的关键”，虽然与“惧怕改变”的态度相关，但第38空后重点是“将改变视为负面” 的教育影响和他人指责的现象，F选项的“幸福”话题在文中无对应内容，且无法衔接后文的例子，属于偏离语 境。 语言运用第一节： 【文章大意】这篇文章讲述了一位母亲与5岁女儿通过跑步建立深厚情感纽带的故事。文章以一次阴天晨跑为切 入点，回忆了母女俩从疫情期间的日常散步习惯逐渐发展为共同跑步的历程。她们在运动中探索自然、分享生活琐 事，这些简单却愉快的相处时光让彼此学会了相互支持、共同面对挑战。母亲意识到女儿终将长大离开，但此刻能 陪伴在女儿身边、享受她的陪伴，让她感到无比幸运和珍惜。文章表达了母亲对这段珍贵时光的感恩之情，以及对 女儿成长过程中必然分离的理性认知与不舍。 【答案解析】 41.C.push 语境分析：前文提到女儿邀请“我”一起跑步，后文明确说“我确实想跑步，她的陪伴是完美的动力”。 选项辨析：A.belief(信念)、B.value(价值)D.choice(选择)、C.push此处指“推动力、激励”，与后文“motivation” (动力)呼应，符合句意一一女儿的邀请正是“我”需要的推动力。 42.A.stress 语境分析：空格前说“我们慢慢开始，必要时停下来去洗手间”，空格后是“没有任何或厌烦”，前后形成“轻 松无压力”的氛围。 选项辨析：A.stress(压力)、B.trouble(麻烦)、C.effort(努力)、D.question(问题)；A.stress(压力)与“annoyance”(厌 烦)并列，指两人跑步时毫无压力、互不厌烦，贴合语境。 43.D.fell 语境分析：前文说“慢慢开始、偶尔休息”，后文说“平稳的节奏，之后返程时加快速度”，体现“逐渐进入状 态”的过程。 选项辨析：fall into a rhythm是固定短语，意为“进入节奏”；A.turned into(变成)、B.laid into(猛打，责骂)、C.crashed into(碰撞，撞倒均不符合句意。 44.A.in silence 语境分析：空格后用“yt”(然而)表转折，后文说“我们也会聊天”，因此空格处应是“不聊天”的状态，形 成“沉默跑步但也偶尔聊天”的对比。 选项辨析：B.in secret(秘密地)、C.in order(有序地)、D.in chaos((混乱地)只有A.in silence(沉默地)符合“沉默与聊 天”的转折关系。 45.B.casually 语境分析：后文列举聊天内容一一“有时是她和朋友的时光，有时只是日常琐事”，都是轻松、不正式的话题。 选项辨析：A.constantly(持续地)与前文“沉默跑步”矛盾；C.fluently(流利地)侧重语言能力，不贴合话题特点； D.frequently(频繁地)也与“沉默跑步”的转折逻辑不符；B.casually(随意地)符合“日常琐事、轻松聊天”的语 境。 46.C.pleasant 语境分析：空格前说“所有话题都很简单，但”，“ut”表转折，强调“简单却有意义”，结合前文“两人 一起跑步、聊天”的愉悦氛围。 第4页共8页 选项辨析：A.distinct((清楚的，不同的)、B.insightful(有深刻见解的)、D.formal(正式的)均与“日常琐事”的语境 不符；C.pleasant(偷快的)指这些简单的聊天虽普通，却让人感到开心，贴合母女相处的温馨感。 47.B.bond 语境分析：后文提到“疫情期间的散步习惯”“共同的经历教会我们互相支持”，体现母女之间通过“跑步、散步” 建立的情感联结。 选项辨析：A.advantage(优势)、C.plan(计划、D.concern(担忧)均不符合“情感联结”的语境；B.bond指“联 结，纽带，契合”，“our bond over running”即“我们通过跑步建立的契合关系和情感连接”，贴合后文对过往经 历的回忆。 48.A.exploring 语境分析：疫情期间，两人“几乎每天走很远的路”，空格后是“山谷、铁轨和桥洞”，体现“四处走走、探索 周边”的动作。 选项辨析：B.survey ing(调查)侧重“有目的的考察”，不贴合日常散步；C.discovering(发现)侧重“找到新事物”， 而此处是“一起去各处走走”；D.guarding(守卫)与语境无关；A.exploring(探索)指悠闲地探索山谷、铁轨等地方， 符合疫情期间出门散心的场景。 49.D.routine 语境分析：前文说“一开始只是为了出门”，后文说“变成了快乐的”，结合“几乎每天都走”，体现“从 偶然行为变成常规习惯”。 选项辨析：A.excuse(借口)、B.service(服务)、C.freedom(自由)均不符合“日常习惯”的语境；D.routine(日常惯 例、常规)指散步从“出门的方式”变成了“快乐的日常”，贴合“每天坚持”的细节。 50.B.runs 语境分析：前文回忆“疫情期间的散步”，后文说“我从未想过这些散步会在任何时候变成”，结合全文核心 “和女儿跑步”，可知是“从散步变成跑步”。 选项辨析：A.acts(行为、C.goals(目标)、D.chats(聊天)均与前文“散步”和全文“跑步”的衔接不符；B.uns(跑 步)呼应主题，指散步最终演变成了一起跑步。 51.B.hang out 语境分析：空格后说“和我、喜欢和我做一样的事”，结合全文“母女一起跑步、散步”，体现“相处、共 度时光”。 选项辨析：A.check out(检查、退房)、C.take out(取出、外卖)、D.set out(出发)均不符合“相处”语境；B.hang out 是口语中“闲逛、共度时光”的意思，符合“女儿愿意和我一起做事、相处”的句意。 52.C.company 语境分析：前文多次提到“her company”(她的陪伴)，此处呼应前文，指“我真的很享受她的陪伴”。 选项辨析：A.guidance(指导)B.popularity(受欢迎)、D.action(行动)均与前文“陪伴”的核心不符；C.company(陪 伴)与第一段“her company was the perfect motivation”呼应，贴合句意。 53.A.expect 语境分析：后文说“她会去上大学，我无法”，体现“知道这段时光不会永恒，不奢求永远”。 选项辨析：B.allow(允许)、C.force(强迫)、D.advise(建议)均不符合“不奢求”的语境；A.expect(期望)，“don't expect it to last forever'”即“不期望这段时光永远持续”，贴合后文对未来的理性认知。 54.C.keep up 语境分析：前文说“她会去上大学”，暗示“女儿长大后会离开，两人不再能像现在这样一起跑步”，即“我无 法再跟上她的脚步”。 选项辨析：A.go away(离开)B.get through(度过、通过)、D.hold back(阻止)均不符合“无法继续陪伴跑步”的 语境；C.keep up(跟上、坚持)指女儿上大学后，“我”不能再像现在这样跟上她的节奏、一起跑步，贴合句意。 55.C.center 语境分析：前文说“知道我们总会度过这个甜蜜的阶段”，后文用“bt”转折，强调“但现在我很感激能身处 第5页共8页 其中”。 选项辨析：in the center of it指“身处其中、在核心位置”；A.case(情况)、B.fom(形式)、D.face(面孔)均不符合“珍 惜当下甜蜜时光”的语境，C.center贴合“此刻正享受这段时光”的情感。 第二节： 【文章大意】本文介绍了中国现代数学家丘成桐所著iews on Education及其教育理念。 文章出处：Molding the y oung minds of tomorrow-Chinadaily.com.cn 【答案详解】 56.whose,考察定语从句关系代词表属格，先行词为figure表示人物，故填whose。 57.a;考察同位语中的不定冠词，Shing-Tung Yau是一位76岁的教授，故填a。 58.tracks;考察并列句中的谓语动词，前半句It contains a road ma即用一般现在时，主语是单数第三人称，故填tracks。 59.Published;考察非谓语动词，动词publish与主语the book存在逻辑上的动宾关系，且位于句首，故填Published。. 60.is celebrated;考察谓语动词的被动语态，动词celebrate表示赞扬或歌颂，与主语Yau存在逻辑上的动宾关系， 根据上下文的时态填is celebrated。 61.to,考察介词，前文中动词contribute在表示对…做出贡献时搭配介词to。 62.urgent,:考察形容词，根据句子结构，此处应填形容词urgent。. 63.warmth;考察名词，根据句子结构，此处应填名词warmth。 64.systematically;考察副词，根据句子结构，此处应填副词systematically。 65.to compete;考察非谓语动词，在nurture the creativity of its top students后compete globally in science应为目的， 故填to compete。 第四部分写作 第一节： Possible version: Last week witnessed a book circulation activity under the title of"Recycle Old Books,Share Knowledge",which proved to be refreshing and meaningful The event kicked off with a vibrant opening ceremony in the school library,where students gathered with their preloved books,ranging from classic literature to popular fiction.Following the ceremony,books were displayed on specially designed shelves,creating an inviting atmosphere of a book fair.Students were free to browse,select,and take home whichever caught their interest.To enhance engagement,we organized several interactive sessions,including book reviews and a panel discussion.The response to the event was overwhelmingly positive,some students expressing their delight at discovering hidden gems among the donated books and some appreciating the opportunity to connect with peers over shared literary interest. The initiative not only fostered a passion for reading but also promoted environmental consciousness and community spirit among students. 第二节： 【主要内容】 这篇文章讲述了一名小学教师Woodall女士在与女儿参观新房时偶遇她的学生William的故事。William是一个对植 物和动物有着极大热情的孩子，尽管他在阅读方面有困难，学习成绩也不理想，但他在老师心中始终是个“快乐之 源'。学年快结束时，班级进行了一次种植向日葵的项目。Wiia对这个项目投入了极大热情，最终他种植的向日 葵在学校的花园里茁壮成长。William的成长让老师深受感动，她意识到作为教师的重要职责是培养和信任孩子们 内在的潜力，尽自己所能去呵护它，让他们像向日葵一样最终绽放光芒。 【文章主题】 教师的责任是发现和信任孩子们内在的潜力，悉心培养，实现他们的成长与绽放。 Possible version: Every afternoon,William went to the garden.These seeds,seemingly not much significant for other children became 第6页共8页 the center of his world for every tiny seed represented a promise of life waiting to unfold.With great patience and care, William observed the soil every day to see if there was sign of life and watered those seeds to give them enough moisture to awake.When tiny green shoots came out of soil one after another,William became more dedicated to caring for them, making sure they got plenty of sunshine and water.He would also remove the weeds that popped around them and applied organic fertilizer when necessary.As time moving on,the shoots grew taller and stronger. About a month into the summer vacation,I saw William's beautiful sunflowers.Definitely,for William caring for seeds was a rewarding experience.The sight of those blossoms was truly breathtaking.Growth didn't happen overnight.It took time,effort and a lot of waiting.From a tiny seed to a full-grown plant with flowers,it was a remarkable transformation. Every living thing had the potential to grow and blossom if given the right conditions and care.It was true of William---the joy to have and the angel to give brightness.Looking at those sunflowers all facing the sun,I saw the special seed planted inside William.I was confident that one day he would blossom and shine just like his sunflowers. 听力原文： (Text 1) M:How much will it cost to have this dress cleaned? W:The regular rate is 10 dollars for one week.For a faster service,it's 15 dollars for four days,or 25 dollars if you need it by tomorrow afternoon. M:OK,my wife needs it as soon as possible. (Text 2) M:I'll drop you off and you get in line to buy tickets for the amusement park.I'll park the car and then get us some drinking water. W:That sounds good. M:See you in a bit. (Text 3) W:I've just seen an article you might find interesting. M:Really?What's it about? W:How to enjoy life without a mobile phone. (Text 4) M:You press the up or down arrows. W:I did,but nothing happened.The TV screen is frozen,still showing the same image. M:Then check the batteries in the remote control. (Text 5) M:It is said to be the largest in Texas. W:I hear it was made for multiple uses.It can be used for all types of athletic competitions.It is also used for concerts. M:Is it true that it can seat an audience of 50,000 at once? W:That's right. (Text 6) M:What's inside the cardboard box? W:It's a bookcase.I've got books piled everywhere and I need something to put them on. M:But it's in a flat pack!Oh,it looks nice in the picture.Was it expensive? W:I got it in a sale at a really good price and I just couldn't resist it. M:Are you going to make it now? W:I think I'd better.I hope I've got all the right parts and tools. M:I can give you a hand if you want. W:That's very kind of you.Let's have a look and see if we can understand the instructions. (Text 7) M:Good morning,Tessa.I understand you want to have a quick word with me. W:Thanks,Tom.I just wanted to let you know about the job I applied for.I got an email this morning informing me that they want me to start at the end of this month. 第7页共8页 M:Well,congratulations,but I really need you to stay on for three weeks.We're coming up to the busiest time of the year and I can't possibly manage without a key worker. W:But according to my contract,I only have to give you two weeks'notice before leaving my job. M:In that case,I'd better find someone to replace you before next week. (Text 8) W:I think jewelry's fascinating,don't you?I loved that talk on identify ing precious stones. M:I know.I'm going to sign up for that jewelry-making course. W:Yeah,so am I.I was finding out more about it the other day.You do it all online,which means going at your own pace and studying in your free time. M:That sounds good-we can fit it around other stuff we're doing. W:Exactly.The site says we have to provide the course books ourselves.We will receive the tools because they're included in the fee. M:Great!We'll feel like real jewelers by the end of the course!Don't you need some previous experience to join,though? W:Well,it's for beginners like you and me,so qualifications or knowledge aren't necessary-just passion. M:Well,we've certainly got that. (Text 9) W:Peter,what was it like leaving the U.K.to go to Antarctica? M:Leaving my friends wasn't easy.And before I left,I had to do several weeks'training,which was hard.When the plane took off,rather than the excitement I was expecting,I was just thinking."At last!" W:Is it difficult to live in such a cold place? M:It was certainly a shock to begin with!During the day,it was fine as you have loads of layers to keep you warm,but it would be impossible to wear them to bed at night.I discovered that getting under the covers after running up and down the hallway helped the most.Hot food before bedtime was also an option,but you had to go outside in the cold to reach the restaurant. W:What was day-to-day life like for you there? M:Antarctica is such a huge continent with only around 4,000 people,but I was rarely alone!Lots of the everyday maintenance work we did was pretty repetitive.Everyone tended to have long shifts,but there was not much entertainment. W:Thanks,Peter! (Text 10) W:Now,everyone,I'd like to introduce the free workshops run by the school's counseling team.Each one lasts for two hours. The first workshop we offer is Adjusting.For some people,college education is found to be a big challenge.It tends to be simple to get lost after the structured learning surroundings of school.Therefore,in this workshop,we'll share the essentials for academic success.As you might expect,this workshop is aimed primarily at first-year students. The second workshop is called Getting Organized,where we'll actively help you break the habit of putting things off.We will try to help you get the most out of your time and find the balance between academic and leisure activities.This workshop is designed for a broader audience,from undergraduates to postgraduates. The next one is a Communication workshop.If you've come from overseas,the way people interact here may be quite different from what you're used to.This workshop will recommend some ways for foreign students to handle many situations. The last workshop we have is the Motivation workshop.This workshop focuses on how to stay on track and maintain motivation during long-term projects.It is only available for research students. Well,that's it.Thanks for listening. 第8页共8页这是高三英语模拟试题听力部分，该部分分为第一第二两节。注意回答听力部分时，请先将答案标在试卷上。听力部分结束前，你将有两分钟的时间将你的答案转涂到客观题答题卡上。现在是听力试音时间。Hello, international friends club, can I help you? Oh, hello. I read about you a club in the paper today, and I thought i'd found to find out a bit more. Yes, certainly. Well, we're a sort of social club for people from different countries. It's quite a new club. We have about fifty members at the moment, but we're . growing all the time. That sounds interesting. 试音到此结束，听力考试正式开始。请看听力部分第一节，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。例如现在你有5秒钟的时间看试卷上的例题。你将听到以下内容。excuse me, can you tell me how . much the shirt is? Yes, it's nine fifteen. 你将有5秒钟的时间将正确答案标在试卷上。衬衫的价格为九磅15便士，所以你选择C项并将其划在试卷上。现在你有5秒钟的时间阅读第一小题的有关内容。How much will IT cost to have this dress cleaned? The regular rate is ten dollars for one week for a faster service. Its fifteen dollars for four days, or twenty five dollars if you need IT by tomorrow afternoon. Okay, my wife needs IT as soon as possible. How much will IT cost to have this dress cleaned? The regular rate is ten dollars for one week for a faster service. Its fifteen dollars for four days, or twenty five dollars if you need IT by tomorrow afternoon. Okay, my wife needs IT as soon as possible. I'll drop you off and you get in line to buy tickets for the amusement park. I'll park the car and then get us some drinking water. That sounds good. See you in a bit. I'll drop you off and you get in line to buy tickets for the amusement park. I'll park the car and then get us some drinking water. That sounds good. See you in a bit. I've just seen an article you might find interesting. really, what's IT about . how to enjoy life without a mobile phone? I've just seen an article you might find interesting. really, what is about . how to enjoy life without a mobile phone? You press the up or downy rows. I did, but nothing happened. The T, V screen is frozen, still showing the same image. Then check the batteries in the remote control. You press the up or downy oes. I did, but nothing happened. The T, V screen is frozen, still showing the same image. then check the batteries in the remote control. IT is said to be the largest in texas. I hear IT was made for multiple uses. IT can be used for all types of athletic competitions. IT is also used for concerts. Is IT true that you can see an audience of fifty thousand at once? That's right. IT is said to be the largest in texas. I hear IT was made for multiple uses. IT can be used for all types of athletic competitions. IT is also used for concerts. Is IT true that you can see an audience of fifty . thousand at once? That's right. 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。What's inside that? The cardboard box? It's a bookcase. I've got books piled everywhere, and I need something to put them on. but it's in a flat pack. Oh, IT looks nice in the picture. Was IT expensive. I got IT in a sale at a really good Price, and I just couldn't resist IT. Are you going to make IT now? I think i'd Better I hope i've got all the right parts and tools. I can give you a hand if you want. That's very kind of you. Let's have a look and see if we can understand the instructions. What's inside that? The cardboard box? It's a bookcase. I've got books piled everywhere, and I need something to put them on. but it's in a flat pack. Oh, IT looks nice in the picture. Was IT expensive. I got IT in a sale at a really good Price, and I just couldn't . resist IT. Are you going to make IT now? I think i'd Better I hope i've got all the right parts and tools. I can give you a hand if you want. That's very kind of you. Let's have a look and see if we can understand the instructions. 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。Good morning, Tessa. I understand you want to have quick word with me. Thanks, tom. I just wanted to let you know about the job I applied for. I got an email this morning informing me that they want me to start at the end of this month. Well, congratulations, but I really need you to stay on for three weeks. Were coming up to the busiest time of the year, and I can't possibly manage without a key worker. But according to my contract, I only have to give you two weeks notice before leaving my job. In that case, i'd Better find someone to replace you before next week. Good morning, Tessa. I understand you want to have a quick word with me. Thanks, tom. I just wanted to let you know about the job I applied for. I got an email this morning informing me that they want me to start at the end . of this month. Well, congratulations, but I really need you to stay on for three weeks. We're coming up to the basest time of the year, and I can't possibly manage without a key worker. But according to my contract, I only have to give you two weeks notice before leaving my job. In that case, i'd Better find someone to replace you before next week. 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。I think jewelers fascinating, don't you? I loved that talk on identifying precious stones. I know i'm going to sign up for that jewelry making course. Yes, so am mine. I was finding out more about IT the other day you do at all online, which means going at your own pace and studying in your free time. That sounds good. We can fit IT around. Other stuff were doing exactly. The site says we have to provide the course books ourselves. We will receive the tools because they're included in the fee. Great will feel like real jewellers by the end of the course. Don't you need some previous experience to join though? Well, it's for beginners like you and me. So qualifications or knowledge aren't necessary. Just passion. Well, we've certainly got that. I think jewelers fascinating, don't you? I loved that talk on identifying precious stones. I know i'm going to sign up for that jury making course. Yes, I am mine. I was finding out more about IT the other day you do at all online, which means going at your own pace and studying in your free time. That sounds good. We can fit IT around. Other stuff were doing exactly. The site says we have to provide the course books ourself. We will receive the tools because they're included in the fee. Great will feel like real jewelers by the end of the course. Don't you need some previous experience to . join though? Well, it's for beginners like you and me. So qualifications or knowledge aren't necessary just passion. Well, we've certainly got that. 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。Peter, what was IT like leaving the U. K. To go to antarctica. leaving my friends was uneasy. And before I left, I had to do several weeks training, which was hard when the plane took off, rather than the excitement. Expecting, I wish, just thinking at last. is IT difficult to live in such a cold place. IT was certainly a shock to begin with. During the day, I was fine as you have loads of layers to keep you warm, but I would be impossible to wear them to bed at night. I discovered that getting under the covers after running up and down the hallway helped the most hot food before. Bedtime was also an option, but you had to go outside in the cold to reach . the restaurant. What was day today? Life like for you there? Antarctica is such a huge continent with only around four thousand people. But I was rarely alone. Lots of the everyday maintenance work we did was pretty repetitive. Everyone tended to have long shifts, but there was not much entertainment. Thanks, Peter. Peter. what was IT like leaving the U. K. To go to antarctica. leaving my friends was uneasy, and before I left, I had to do several week's training, which was hard when the plane took off, rather than the excitement I was expecting. I was just thinking at last. is IT difficult to live in such a cold place? IT was certainly a shock to begin with. During the day, I was fine as you have loads of layers to keep you warm, but I would be impossible to wear them to bed at night. I discovered that getting under the covers after running up and down the hallway helped the most hard food before. Bedtime was also an option, but you had to go outside in the cold to reach . the restaurant. What was day today? Life like for you there? And arctic a is such a huge continent with only around four thousand people. But I was rarely alone. Lots of the everyday maintenance work we did was pretty repetitive. Everyone tended to have long shifts, but there was . not much entertainment. Thanks, Peter. 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。Now, everyone, i'd like to introduce the free workshops run by the school's counselling team. Each one lasts for two hours. The first workshop we offer is adJusting for some people, college education is found to be a big chAllenge. IT tends to be simple to get lost after the structured learning surroundings of school. Therefore, in this workshop will share the essentials for academic success. As you might expect, this workshop is aimed primarily at first year students. The second workshop is called getting organized. Where will actively help you break the habit of putting things off? We will try to help you get the most out of your time and find the baLance between academic and leisure activities. This workshop is designed for a broader audience, from undergraduates to post graduates. The next one is a communication workshop. If you've come from overseas, the way people interact here maybe quite different from what you're used to, this workshop will recommend some ways for foreign students to handle many situations. The last workshop we have is the motivation workshop. This workshop focuses on how to stay on track and maintain motivation during long term projects. IT is only available for research students. Well, that's IT. Thanks for listening now, everyone. I'd like to introduce the free workshops run by the school's counselling team. Each one lasts for two hours. The first workshop we offer is adJusting for some people, college education is found to be a big chAllenge. IT tends to be simple to get lost after the structured learning surroundings of school. Therefore, in this workshop will share the essentials for academic success. As you might expect, this workshop is aimed primarily at first year students. The second workshop is called getting organized. Where will actively help you break the habit of putting things off? We will try to help you get the most out of your time and find the baLance between academic and leisure activities. This workshop is designed for a broader audience from undergraduates to post graduates. The next one is a communication workshop. If you've come from overseas, the way people interact here maybe quite different from what you're used to. This workshop will recommend some ways for foreign students to handle many situations. The last workshop we have is the motivation workshop. This workshop focuses on how to stay on track and maintain motivation during long term projects. IT is only available for research students. Well, that's IT. Thanks for listening. 第二节到此结束，现在你有两分钟的时间将试卷上的答案转涂到客观题答题卡上。听力部分到此结束。 高三英语 第一部分听力（共两节，满分30分）》 做题时，先将答案标在试卷上。录音内容结束后，你将有两分钟的时间将试卷上的答案转涂 到答题卡上。 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。 例：How much is the shirt? A.f19.15. B.f9.18. C.9.15. 答案是C。 1. How much will the man pay? A.$10 B.$15. C.$25. 2. Where are the speakers? A.At the ticket office. B.At a park C.In the car. 3.What is the article about? A.A lifestyle. B.Amobile phone. C.An interesting story. 4.What does the woman want to do? A.Turn on the TV. B.Change channels. C.Check the batteries. 5.What are the speakers talking about? A.A stadium. B.A concert hall. C.A sports event. 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.What does the woman think of the bookcase? A.It is solid. B.It is a great deal. C.It is beautifully designed. 7.What will the speakers do next? A.Find some tools. B.Sort out the parts. C.Read the instructions 第1页（共12页) 听第7段材料，回答第8、9题。 8.What is the relationship between the speakers? A.Fellow workers. B.Employer and employee. C.Interviewer and interviewee. 9.When will the woman leave her present job? A.In a week. B.In two weeks. C.In three weeks. 听第8段材料，回答第10至12题。 10.What did the woman do? A.She attended a lecture. B.She signed up for a course. C.She bought a piece of jewelry 11.What do we know about the course? A.It allows flexible study time. B.It offers on-campus classes. C.It provides all materials needed. 12.What level is the course? A.Advanced. B.Middle. C.Introductory. 听第9段材料，回答第13至16题。 13.What did Peter do before going to Antarctica? A.He learned some skills B.He visited his friends C.He organized a training course. 14.How did Peter feel when he was leaving for Antarctica? A.Excited B.Relieved. C.Depressed. 15.How did Peter keep warm at night? A.By wearing lots of clothes B.By making hot food himself. C.By doing some exercise. 16.What kind of life does Peter live in Antarctica? A.Lonely. B.Boring. C.Stressful. 第2页（共12页） 听第10段材料，回答第17至20题。 17.What can students do at the Adjusting workshop? A.Learn study ing methods. B.Tour around the college C.Do leisure activities. 18.What is the key goal of the Getting Organized workshop? A.To manage time effectively. B.To adapt to a new academic system. C.To improve social communication skills 19.Which workshop is especially recommended to foreign students? A.The Adjusting workshop B.The Communication workshop. C.The Getting Organized workshop. 20.Who can attend the Motivation workshop? A.All students. B.Newcomers. C.Research students. 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 New Books of Fall 2025 from University Presses Urban Eyes (German-speaking Emigre Photographers in New York in the 1930s and 1940s) by Helene Roth When the National Socialists came to power,New York became a major city of arrival and a new base for German-speaking photographers.The migrants brought with them a broad range of professional training and photographic skills.Helene Roth analyses photography and exile()in 1930s-1940s New York from a transnational perspective. Leuven University Press,$69.00 Constellations (The Collected Poems of Daniel Mark Epstein) by Daniel Mark Epstein Daniel Mark Epstein's poetry has been in the public eye for nearly sixty years.Critics praise the romantic and spiritual expression of his poetry,as well as its power in capturing crucial moments of 第3页（共12页） American history in dramatic monologues().A stirring selection of new works includes the sonnet sequence(十四行诗)“Cruel April:Poems from the Pandemic,.'which inspired a2020 short film. LSU Press,Hardcover,$44.95;e-Book,$19.95 Paper Heroines (Women Writers in Conversation and Community Across the Sea Islands,1838-1902) by Mollie Barnes Paper Heroines studies the ways nineteenth-century women represented their own and one another's lives in their diaries and biographies of their contemporaries.By reading these women writers-black and white,unknown and well-known-in conversation,Barnes presents new portraits of these freedom fighters 31 black&white illustrations. University of South Carolina Press,Cloth,$34.99 Archaeology (Archaeologies of Food in Australia) Edited by Madeline Shanahan Food has long been central to human culture,and in Australia,contemporary interest increasingly turns to the past for insights into health and sustainable practices.Archaeologies of Food in Australia presents diverse approaches to food studies across cultural groups and ages.Through eight case studies, contributors examine diet,cookery and food culture,highlighting the range and potential of archaeological research in australia Sydney University Press,AUD $60.00 21.Which of the following works provided inspiration for a movie? A.Urban Eyes. B.Paper Heroines. C.Constellations. D.Archaeology. 22.Which author's book contains pictures? A.Helene Roth B.Madeline Shanahan. C.Daniel Mark Epstein. D.Mollie Barnes. 23.What does the book Archaeologies of Food in Australia focus on? A.Eight cooking case studies B.Archaeological research of food C.Sustainable practices in Australia D.Diverse approaches to health problems. 第4页（共12页） B As one of modern biology's most influential scientists,David Baltimore left an enduring scientific legacy in the era of molecular biology from its birth to the emergence of cellular engineering and genome(基因组)editing. Born in New York City in 1938,and raised in Great Neck,David traced the origins of his interest in biology to a particularly inspiring high school summer that his mother organized for him at the Jackson Laboratories (Bar Harbor,Maine).There,he first encountered Howard Temin,with whom David would later share the nobel Prize. After earning his bachelor's degree in chemistry in 1960,David dived into the emerging field of molecular biology,specifically concentrating on viral reproduction.David's fascination with viral reproduction strategies led him to explore RNA tumor()viruses,which in turn laid the foundation for his groundbreaking discovery of the enzyme reverse transcriptase (RT).This breakthrough was announced in 1970 in a Nature article alongside Howard Temin's report,which both reported RT copied RNA into DNA,a feature that defined the novel class of retroviruses.For his revolutionary discovery concerning "the interaction between tumor viruses and the genetic material of the cell,'David shared the 1975 Nobel Prize in Physiology or Medicine at the astonishingly tender age of 37. Beyond his scientific excellence,David was also an exceptional leader of scientific institutions.I, like many former trainees,can recount colorful stories of David's wisdom,and influence.I vividly recall my interview for a position in David's lab as a graduate student while David was already a towering scientific celebrity.As I entered his office,David rose from his desk and walked toward me with his hand outstretched."Hello,I'm David Baltimore."And we then engaged in a far-ranging conversation about life,science,and graduate school.While David warned me that his large lab would require considerable independence,his warmth and genuine interest convinced me that even rare moments with him would be enriching. I was so fortunate to visit David during his last days and receive his constructive and encouraging feedback from him,a scientist true to his lifelong role 24.What excited David Baltimore's interest in biology? A.A summer science camp during high school. B.The patient guidance from his mother at home C.A discussion with Howard Temin at a conference. D.His chemistry studies during undergraduate years 25.For what was David Baltimore awarded the Nobel Prize? A.His exploration of RNA tumor viruses. B.Inventing a new method of genome editing. C.His leadership in major research institutions. D.Discovering that RT copied RNA into DNA. 第5页（共12页） 26.What was the author's first impression of David Baltimore? A.Serious and distant. B.Hesitant and cautious. C.Learned and approachable. D.Authoritative and demanding. 27.What's the purpose of this passage? A.To memorize a great scientist. B.To stress cooperation in science. C.To announce a major achievement. D.To encourage youth to pursue a career. 0 You experience a sleepless night,and the next day you find yourself in a meeting,reaching for an answer to a question from your supervisor that you failed to hear.Or you're driving home and realize that the exit you were supposed to take from the highway is 30 seconds behind you. They're called "attentional failures,"and they're far more likely to occur when we have insufficient sleep.And because of the inconvenience and embarrassment that result from these failures, our typical response to them is annoyance at how our brains fail to keep our attention. According to a recent study at MIT and Boston University,however,such annoyance is misguided. Far from being the result of our brain's"neglect"'in failing to keep us alert,the lapses()of attention that we experience after a sleepless night are actually a sign that our brains are working hard to prevent damage that lost sleep-whether voluntary or otherwise-might bring about. Building on earlier research revealing that,while we sleep,the brain removes potentially harmful waste products that build up during the day with a rhythmical flow of cerebrospinal fluid(),the study explored what happens to the waking brain when it is short of sleep.Twenty-six participants completed two sessions in which they performed sustained attention tasks:one after a full night of sleep, and the other after pulling an all-nighter. Surprisingly,immediately after each lapse began,a pulse of cerebrospinal fluid flowed outward from the brain,and just as the lapse ended,the process was reversed,and the fluid flowed back into the brain-a flow pattern that strongly resembled the cleaning process the brain undergoes while we are sleeping. The most obvious solution to attentional lapses due to sleep loss is,of course,to get more sleep.A growing body of research suggests numerous ways in which a good night's sleep benefits the brain,so even if staying more alert during the day is our primary motivation for turning off the TV or computer and sliding under the covers,a secondary result of turning in early is a healthier brain,so prioritizing adequate sleep in our schedule is a win-win 第6页（共12页) 28.What may happen to people after a sleepless night? A.They are late for a meeting. B.They suffer a loss of hearing. C.They miss the intended highway exit. D.They fail to answer the supervisor's question. 29.What is the reason for attentional failures after staying up late? A.Our brains fail to keep us alert. B.Our brains are trying to protect us. C.Sleep loss results in negative feelings D.Harmful products build up in our brains. 30.What does the underlined word"was reversed mean in paragraph 5? A.Paused for a while. B.Speeded up rapidly. C.Was repeated again. D.Changed in direction. 31.Which of the following is the best title for the passage? A.Attentional Failures:A Source of Annoyance B.Sleep Loss:A Threat to Focus and Brain Health C.Unable to Concentrate:A Protective Brain Mechanism D.Cerebrospinal Fluid:A Key to Brain's Nightly Cleaning D Quantities of papers have been published on the cognitive advantages of multilingualism(). Beyond the conversational doors it can open,multilingualism is supposed to improve "executive function",a loose concept that includes the ability to ignore distractions,plan complex tasks and update beliefs as new information arrives.Most striking,numerous studies have even shown that bilinguals undergo a later onset of dementia(),perhaps of around four years,on average.But some of these studies have failed to reproduce,leaving experts wondering whether the effect is real. The good news is that it is never too late to start learning a new language,if you want your brain to benefit.A study from 2019 showed although a moderate amount of language learning in adults does not boost things like executive function,it does alleviate age-related decline. The biggest benefits seem to come to those who master their second languages fully.That is usually because they speak the two as natives,or at least have spoken them on a near-daily basis for a long time.A bit of university French does not,unfortunately,convey the same advantages as deep knowledge and long experience.Switching languages frequently in the course of a day or conversation may be particularly important.Studies of interpreters and translators have provided some of the 第7页（共12页) strongest evidence for a bilingual advantage.For example,they are faster at repeatedly jumping back and forth between simple addition and subtraction problems than monolinguals,suggesting generally better cognitive control. Ellen Bialystok of York University,in Canada,the godmother of the field,has compared the cognitive protection bilingualism offers to the coverage of a piece of bread afforded by a slice of holey Swiss cheese.Doing other things that are good for the brain,such as exercise,is like piling the slices. Their holes occur in different places,and thus collectively offer greater protection. But all related studies take for granted the uncontroversial mental superpower that you get from language study:being able to talk to people you could not have spoken to,or understood,otherwise. Even if you cannot pick your parents and be fluent from babyhood,that should be more than enough reason to give it a go. 32.What is the most noticeable cognitive advantage of multilingualism? A.Opening doors to conversations. B.Improving powers of concentration. C.Delaying the beginning of dementia D.Boosting information processing ability. 33.Why are interpreters and translators mentioned? A.To highlight the importance of learning more languages. B.To prove cognitive benefit of proficiency in bilingualism. C.To make a comparison between bilinguals and monolinguals. D.To suggest the direct link between math and language learning. 34.What can be inferred from paragraph 4? A.Learning foreign languages gives full protection to cognition. B.Exercise can provide greater cognitive protection for the brain. C.The holes of bilingualism cannot be filled by any other practice. D.Bilingualism plus multiple activities relieves cognition decline. 35.What is the author's intention in writing the passage? A.To justify previous studies. B.To raise a controversial topic. C.To encourage people to learn. D.To speak highly of bilingualism. 第8页（共12页） 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。 Change for Good Life itself is changing.To engage in life fully and joyously,you need to find ways to create and cope with change in all aspects. Equating health with stability,then you have to think again.36Even that stability is not permanent,but a temporary functional state.Your body seems solid,yet it is built on change. 37 What's the most solid and stable part?Your bones,which are replaced every three months.Every other organ is also in a state of renewal and destruction.Your skin renews monthly,and stomach lining renews every five days. Change is unavoidable,yet we fear it.38 How many times have people said to you in a critical way,"You've changed!"Similarly,"changing your mind"is seen as a sign of weakness, although it could more properly be seen as evidence of strength.In fact,to live a life of vitality and health,the ability to change your mind is essential. 39 While your body stops growing long beforehand,your brain keeps developing into middle age,with white matter increasing in volume until your late 40s.Not only that,but the connections between neurons resulting from learning can continue to be created anew.Old dogs absolutely can learn new tricks. However,intellectually accepting change is not necessarily enough to bring change into life. 40 For instance,heart patients are better motivated with"joy of living"than fear of death. Create yourself a mindset for change:forget the fear of letting go of your old habits and focus on the joy that making change will bring. A.The good news is that you are never too old to change. B.The idea here is that through change stability is achieved. C.To really foster change,you have to access positive emotions. D.Regular exercise can help improve your ability to change quickly. E.We are often educated to stay constant,viewing change as negative. F.Many people believe that staying unchanged is the key to happiness. G.Your body tissue is in a constant state of turnover and regeneration. 第9页（共12页） 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） 阅读下面短文，从每题所给的A、B、C、D四个选项中选出最佳选项。 Recently,my 15-year-old daughter asked me if I'd go for a run with her.On that grey,misty day, her invitation was exactly the 41 I needed.I did want to run,and her company was the perfect motivation. We set off as soon as we both felt ready.We started slowly,stopping for restrooms whenever necessary,without any 42 or annoyance from either.Gradually,we 43 into a smooth rhythm and then picked up the pace on our way back.We were both happy to run 44 side by side,yet we also chatted 45sometimes about her time with friends,sometimes just minor daily chores,all simple but 46. Actually,our 47 over running grew from our walking habit during the pandemic(). Back then,we walked miles and miles almost every day,48 the valleys,railway tracks and bridge underpasses together.What began as a way to get out of the house turned into a joyful 49 Those shared experiences taught us how to support each other and face challenges together.However,I had never imagined these walks would evolve into 50 at any point. Now,after this recent run,I feel more than lucky to have a daughter who wants to 51 with me,loves doing the same things as me and whose 52 I truly enjoy.And I don't 53 it to last forever.She will leave for university,and I won't be able to 54.But right now,running with my daughter makes me so happy on many levels.I know we will move past this sweet spot at some point,but I am so grateful to be in the 55 of it now 41.A.belief B.value C.push D.choice 42.A.stress B.trouble C.effort D.question 43.A.turned B.laid C.crashed D.fell 44.A.in silence B.in secret C.in order D.in chaos 45.A.constantly B.casually C.fluently D.frequently 46.A.distinct B.insightful C.pleasant D.formal 47.A.advantage B.bond C.plan D.concern 48.A.exploring B.surveying C.discovering D.guarding 49.A.excuse B.service C.freedom D.routine 50.A.acts B.runs C.goals D.chats 51.A.check out B.hang out C.take out D.set out 52.A.guidance B.popularity C.company D.action 53.A.expect B.allow C.force D.advise 54.A.go away B.get through C.keep up D.hold back 55.A.case B.form C.center D.face 第10页（共12页)