内容正文:
2025—2026学年(上)期末考试
高2027届英语参考答案及评分标准
第1部分 听力(共两节,满分30分)
1-5 ABCCA 6-10 AACBB 11-15 ACBBA 16-20 ACCBB
第2部分 阅读理解(共两节,满分50分)
21-23 BCC 24-27 ADDC 28-31 BCDB 32-35 ABCD 36-40 EFBCD
第三部分 语言知识运用(共两节,满分30分)
第一节 完型填空(共15小题;每小题1分,满分15分)
41-45 CBDAC 46-50 ACABD 51-55 BCBAD
第二节 语法填空(共10小题;每小题1.5分,满分15分)
56. An 57. ours 58. led 59. faithfully 60. individuals
61. has been obtained 62. where 63. valuable 64. to 65. explaining
应用文写作(满分15分)
Ladies and gentlemen,
It’s my great honor to stand here and deliver a speech themed “Small Acts Make a Big Difference”.
As a famous historian put it, “Small acts, when multiplied by millions of people, can transform the world.” Indeed, we should never undervalue the power of small deeds: a kind gesture, a helping hand, or even a bright smile. It’s these tiny acts that truly brighten our daily life. Therefore, let’s start right here, right now: volunteer at the library, participate in campus clean-ups, or simply offer a listening ear to those who need to talk. Every small act, done with kindness, contributes to a more friendly and connected community.
Great changes begin with small steps. Together, let’s strive to do small things with great love.
Thank you!
读后续写(满分25分)
On that day, she stayed behind as others left. Approaching my desk cautiously, she handed me her paper with fingers trembling slightly. “ This is my final essay.” she whispered, eyes avoiding mine. “I hope it’s okay.” In her uneasy eyes, I spotted my younger self, anxious before Mrs. Ruth. I took it gently. The title read, “A Letter to My Son.” Before I could speak, she added softly, “Thank you for all that you have done for me. I’ve never felt alone with my memories.” Her voice was quiet but clear, carrying a weight far beyond ordinary gratitude.
“Shall we read it together?” I suggested quietly. Pulling another chair closer, I smiled to her. She hesitated, and then took a seat beside me. As I began to read aloud, her words unfolded like a quiet conversation across time--not an assignment, but a mother’s heart laid bare on the page. One line stood out, simple yet profound: Writing about you isn’t goodbye. It’s how I take you forward with me. My vision blurred. In that shared silence, I finally got what Mrs. Ruth passed on to me: teaching is about honoring the stories they carry and help someone find the courage to move forward.
听力原文
Text 1 社团招募
W: If we don’t get more members, the club will have to shut down.
M: How about we make some posters tonight? Maybe the freshmen haven’t heard about it yet.
W: That’s a good idea! I’ll bring markers to the cafeteria at 7.
Text 2 职业推测
W: Your X-ray shows a broken bone. I’ll give you medicine for the pain and put a cast on it.
M: Should I avoid lifting heavy things at work while I heal?
W: Yes, definitely. You’ll also need to come back for another appointment in two weeks.
Text 3 健身(主旨要义题)
M: My coach suggested 5 gym days weekly, but I can barely manage 3.
W: Have you considered home workouts plus weekend training?
M: That might work, though I lack equipment.
W: Actually, simple workouts require no equipment. Let me show you examples.
Text 4 机场安检
W: Wait, my laptop is still in my bag. Do I need to take it out?
M: Yes, please take it out and put it separately. Also, is that your water bottle? It looks too big.
W: It’s still sealed. Can I drink it now?
M: Sorry, you can’t drink it here. You should have left it before going through security.
Text 5 校园活动
W: If the seminar wasn’t at the same time as my physics test, I would join at once.
M: I don’t want to miss it either, but Professor Clark said there will be recordings online.
W: That’s good to hear! But talking and asking questions live helps me understand better.
Text 6 准备艺术展 第7题观点态度题
M: Wow, Lucy, I just saw your new painting—it’s amazing! You’re so talented!
W: ⑥Thank you, but I’m not sure if I should send it to the art show next month.
M: ⑦Why not? The theme is “Art for a Green Future”, and you used recycled materials —that’s a perfect match!
W: ⑥I know, but I’m concerned that people might not get my message about protecting the environment easily.
M: Don’t worry! Using things like metal pieces and leaves really makes your work meaningful.
W: You might be right. Maybe I should make the “damaged” section and the “hope” section stand out more.
Text 7 交通出行
M: Excuse me, we’re planning to go to Maple Valley tomorrow. Is the direct bus still running?
W: I’m afraid not. However, you can take the train to Greenfield Station first, and then switch to Bus 205.
M: Thank you. ⑧How long does this trip take compared to the direct bus?
W: ⑧It takes about two hours longer, but it’s cheaper. If you want a faster and still affordable option, you could also share a taxi with other passengers.
M: Is it safe? My wife is a bit worried.
W: Yes. ⑨We only recommend licensed drivers, and all passengers must provide their real ID and personal information.
M: That sounds good. ⑩So, if we take the train and bus option, what’s the earliest time we can reach Maple Valley?
W: ⑩The first Bus 205 leaves at 8:30 a.m., so if you catch an early train, you’ll arrive around 10:00 a.m.
Text 8 策划活动
M: ⑪I didn’t know about the storm until I checked the weather. Our beach cleanup might be affected!
W: That’s a problem. Should we wait until next week or use the community center’s indoor space?
M: ⑫But the indoor space can only hold 50 people, and 120 volunteers have already signed up.
W: ⑫How about we split into two groups? One in the morning and one in the afternoon.
M: That’s a good idea! But we’ll need twice as many gloves and eco-friendly trash bags.
W: I’ll call the store that sells them.
M: Oh, the local café will give us snacks if we put up their poster.
W: That’s nice! But maybe we should choose local shops instead of big companies.
M: ⑬I agree. I’ll make sure only nearby shops are on our sponsor list.
Text 9 要求晋升
M: Hi, Ms. Clark. Do you have a moment to talk?
W: Of course, Mark. What’s on your mind?
M: ⑭I’ve been working here for three years now, and I really enjoy being part of the team. I was hoping to discuss a possible promotion in the near future.
W: I see. ⑮You’ve been doing very well lately, especially in team tasks and communicating with clients.
M: Thank you. I’ve taken on more projects, helped new coworkers, and often stayed late to finish important work. What do I need to do to move up in the company?
W: ⑯You need to show stronger leadership skills, like guiding a small team. Also, improving your Excel reports would help a lot.
M: I understand. But I’m also concerned about my salary. It hasn’t changed much since I started, even though I do more now.
W: I know. ⑰If you lead the next team project well, a raise is possible next year.
M: That sounds fair. Should I focus on training and improving my skills then?
W: Yes. I can send you some useful free online courses.
Text 10 智能家居设备的隐患
W: Consumers have only recently begun to understand the possible risks of smart home devices. ⑱While products like voice assistants certainly make life more convenient, they also quietly gather personal information. This has led to serious discussions about privacy.
⑲A 2025 survey found that 70% of users did not know that their device secretly send short audio recordings to faraway computers. Technology companies say this helps make AI systems smarter and quicker. However, online safety experts point out that these devices can still be broken into by others.
Last month, a report showed that hackers could use video from smart doorbells to tell when people are not home. ⑳Because of issues like this, some governments now require companies to clearly ask for permission before saving users’ voice data. Still, not all companies follow this rule strictly.
“Convenience should not take away our privacy,” said a key researcher at a recent technology safety meeting. “People should have easy ways to manage their own information.”
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$2025一2026学年(上)期末考试
高2027届英语试题
考试说明:1.考试时间120分钟
2.
试题总分150分
3.试卷页数10页
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 solution is proposed?
A.Making posters.
B.Holding a meeting
C.Emailing freshmen.
2.Who is the woman probably?
A.A nurse.
B.A doctor
C.Aseller.
3.What are the speakers mainly talking about?
A.Finding a new coach.
B.Buying gym equipment.
C.Planning workout schedules.
4.Where does the conversation probably take place?
A.In a library.
B.At a coffee shop.
C.At a security check.
5.Why doesn't the woman join the seminar?
A.She has an exam.
B.She cannot understand.
C.She prefers online recordings.
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 is Lucy worried?
A.Her idea is not easy to understand.
B.Her work doesn't match the theme.
C.She needs more time to improve it.
7.What does the man think of Lucy's artwork?
A.It perfectly fits the show's topic.
B.The "hone"nart needs to be larger.
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C.It should use more recycled materials.
听第7段材料,回答第8至10题。
8.What is one advantage of the new route?
A.It's smoother.
B.It's faster.
C.It's cheaper.
9.What is required to use the ride-sharing service?
A.A student card.
B.Real ID information.
C.A reservation in advance.
10.When will they arrive by bus?
A.Before 8:30 a.m.
B.Around 10:00 a.m.
C.After 12:00 p.m.
听第8段材料,回答第11至13题。
11.What problem do the speakers face?
A.A coming storm.
B.No trash bags left
C.Too few volunteers.
12.Why does the woman want to have two groups?
A.To avoid the rain.
B.To attract more sponsors.
C.To accommodate all volunteers.
13.What will the man do about sponsors?
A.Ask big chains first.
B.Pick local shops.
C.Print their logos larger.
听第9段材料,回答第14至17题。
14.What does Mark want to discuss?
A.A holiday.
B.A promotion.
C.An experience.
15.What does Ms.Clark praise Mark for?
A.Team tasks.
B.Excel reports.
C.Leading teams.
16.What skill does Mark still need to improve?
A.Leadership.
B.Selling skills.
C.Client communication.
17.What may Mark have next year?
A.A new office.
B.A paid vacation.
C.A possible raise.
听第10段材料,回答第18至20题。
18.What do smart devices secretly do?
A.They use mobile data.
B.They use more electricity.
C.They collect private information.
19.What are many users unaware of?
A.AI needs information to learn.
B.Devices send audio recordings.
C.Devices can be accessed illegally.
20.What new rule have some governments made?
A.Companies must be clear about data use.
B.Companies must get permission to save users'data.
C.Companies must have regular safety checks on the devices.
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第二部分阅读理解(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和D四个选项中,选出最佳选项。
A
One unifying force in New Jersey,U.S.,is that there are countless great restaurants here.
The following recommendations feature extraordinary food,service and atmosphere,and will
present an unforgettable dining experience for any New Jerseyan.Just enjoy!
Ember Eagle (Eatontown)
Open for just a few months,Ember Eagle,has already become a go-to dining
destination in Eatontown.This Italian steakhouse serves all of its award-winning chef's
favorites.Located in a former mansion at Suneagles Golf Club,Ember Eagle recently added
a new dining room downstairs near the gorgeous stone fireplace.
Park Place Prime(Atlantic City)
For a city by the sea,Atlantic City offers surprisingly few opportunities to enjoy fine
dining and ocean views at the same time.This year-old restaurant on the"sixth floor of
Bally's is one of those few.Insist on a window booth,plus seafood specialties,accompanied by
a classic wedge salad.
Fiorentini (Rutherford)
Named for the people of Florence,Fiorentini is a delight.The menu changes seasonally,
and the dishes make you feel like you just crossed the Ponte Vecchio for your favorite Italian
meal.They get much of their produce from local New Jersey farms and sustainably design the
menu based on what's available.
Lula (Ridgewood)
Serving New American cuisine,the restaurant offers fine dining that's done simply,letting
the food speak for itself,says Browne,who previously cooked at Turtle the Wolf in
Montclair.He uses seasonal,sustainable ingredients and delivers the kinds of dishes that people
keep coming back for,such as the flavorful prime coulotte steak.
21.If you are a seafood lover,which restaurant will you possibly choose?
A.Ember Eagle.
B.Park Place Prime.
C.Fiorentini.
D.Lula.
22.What do Fiorentini and Lula have in common?
A.They both serve American flavor.
B.They both get produce from local farms.
C.They both use seasonal ingredients to cook.
D.They both make dishes in a simple way of cooking.
23.In which section of the website can you find the text?
A.Travel and Entertainment.
B.Readers'Feedback.
C.Cuisine Recommendations.
D.Restaurants Around the World.
B
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As a boy,I grew up with little material wealth.Most of my childhood was spent in my
grandma's 75 year old house,which was constructed from two old,worn-out railway cars with
added rooms.I can only remember my Mom buying me new clothes twice.The other times I
was given my two brothers'hand-me-downs.Yet,I never felt ashamed because of this.I
possessed few toys-just a bike,a basketball,and a football.In summer I had the outdoors and
my imagination to play in.In winter,I had the wood stove to sit by with my shelf full of old
books to read.
We never went hungry,though.We raised pigs for meat and had 4 huge gardens that gave
us vegetables throughout the year.And every Sunday afternoon after church my dear Nana and
Mom would make us a huge dinner with pasta,potatoes,meatballs,chicken,and even steaks.It
was a feast that filled the soul as well as the belly.Most of all,our house had a lot of laughter,a
lot of smiles,and a lot of joy,which were the things that made us truly rich.The truth is if I
could go back in time to my childhood,I would try to be more thankful for every meal,for
every smile,for every hug,and for every moment of love we shared.
The truth is that happiness is not what makes us thankful.It is thankfulness that makes us
happy.When you look back on your own childhood,then be grateful.It made you who you are
today.
May all of your days be filled with gratitude.May all of your days be filled with love.
May all of your days be filled with the happiness you create with each choice you make.
24.How did the author usually get his clothes as a child?
A.He took over them from his older brothers.
B.He received them from his brothers as gifts.
C.His clothes were handmade by his brothers.
D.His clothes were mostly bought by his mother.
25.What might the author cherish most about his family?
A.The old but cozy house his family lived in.
B.The religious practices and church gatherings.
C.The abundant food and special Sunday dinners.
D.The shared moments of joy that his family had.
26.What might the author do if he could return to his childhood?
A.Spend more time with his family.
B.Give back to the ones who had helped him.
C.Learn from past experience to make changes.
D.Show more appreciation for his family's daily care.
27.What can be a suitable title for the text?
A.A Lesson from Life.
B.Simplicity in Material.
C.Gratitude-Driven Happiness.
D.Poverty in Childhood.
C
When it comes to back-to-school shopping or choosing makeup colors,the high school
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student Kayla asks ChatGPT for guidance.However,she avoids using AI to do her homework
and limits her interactions to everyday questions."Everyone uses AI for everything now.It's
really taking over,"said Kayla."I think kids use AI to get out of thinking."
But many teenagers say they are increasingly interacting with Al as if it were a companion,
capable of providing advice and friendship.
More than 70%of teens have used AI companions and hear turn to them for help regularly,
according to a new Media from Common Sense study.For the last couple of years,concerns
about cheating at school have dominated the conversation around kids and AI.But artificial
intelligence is playing a much larger role in many of their lives,becoming a go-to source for
personal advice,emotional support,every day decision-making and problem-solving.
In the Common Sense Media survey,31%of teens said their conversations with AI
companions were"as satisfying or more satisfying"than talking with real friends.
Michael Robb,the study's lead author,warns that Adolescence is a crucial time for
developing identity and social skills,and AI companions should complement-not replace-
real-world interaction."If teens are developing social skills on AI platforms where they are
constantly being favored without being challenged,not learning to consider other perspectives,
they may not be adequately prepared in the real world,"he said.
Researchers and educators worry about the cognitive costs for youths who rely heavily on
AI,especially in their creativity,critical thinking and social skills.
"All of us are struck by how quickly this blew up,"said Eva Telzer,a psychology and
neuroscience professor."I could see a kid that grows up with AI not seeing a reason to go to
the park or try to make a friend.I'm worried that kids could get lost in it."
28.What does Kayla think of the use of AI among kids?
A.It gives them some advice and comfort.
B.It helps them escape from mental labor.
C.It pulls them back from the daily chores.
D.It enables them to get away from the reality.
29.How has the AI affected the teenagers?
A.Most of them have become entirely dependent on it.
B.Some of them have significantly improved their social skills.
C.Some of them have experienced different levels of satisfaction.
D.Most of them have effectively solved the problem of loneliness.
30.According to Robb,what is a possible risk of youth relying on AI companions?
A.Getting lost in a virtual world.
B.Missing out on practical skills.
C.Losing the ability of making friends.
D.Lacking preparation for the real world.
31.What is the author's purpose in writing the text?
A.To warn parents of the dangers of AI.
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B.To analyze the mixed impact of AI on teens.
C.To inform the current trend of AI use in schools.
D.To call for the ban on the use of AI among teens.
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Low creatine (can affect brain development even if one takes muscle supplements,
which may not effectively raise brain creatine levels.Professor Chen,one of the researchers,
hopes their new ultrasound (method,which uses focused waves to send creatine directly
to brain cells,will revive learning,memory,and speech in patients who still struggle even after
being given creatine supplements.
Inside the brain,creatine plays a key role in generating cell energy.It helps produce a
substance that powers nearly every function in living cells.Beyond energy,creatine also
influences the way brain cells communicate,managing brain activity linked to learning,
memory and brain development.
Emerging research also suggests creatine may be transported to nerve cells and play a role
in signaling between brain cells.When creatine levels are low,the impact can go beyond
weakened muscles or heart function.A deficiency can severely hurt brain development.While
creatine supplements help patients gain weight and muscle mass,many still experience
developmental delays in speech,reading,and writing.This is largely caused by the brain's
protective blood-brain barrier.This selective barrier blocks poisonous materials and prevents
beneficial nutrients like creatine from reaching the brain when levels are low.
Professor Wu leads the research on curative focused ultrasound,which directs sound
waves to areas of the brain to which access has been opened briefly.The process allows drugs
to reach diseased tissue without harming surrounding healthy cells.While Wu is investigating
its potential for children's brain cancer,he also sees potential in applying it to creatine
deficiency.
"Through the partnership between Virginia Tech and Children's National Hospital,I was
able to present our work."Wu said.
"It was exciting to find a lab where I could move from basic research to something that
could help patients."said Chen.
32.Which of the following is a function of creatine according to the passage?
A.It serves as a key source of energy for cells.
B.It can entirely replace the need for supplements.
C.It helps protect the brain from harmful substances.
D.It mainly works by repairing damaged brain nerves.
33.What does the underlined word"deficiency"in Paragraph 3 probably mean?
A.Fault.
B.Shortage.
C.Disorder.
D.Loss.
34.How does focused ultrasound help deliver creatine to the brain?
A.By opening the blood-brain barrier.
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B.By increasing muscles to boost creatine levels.
C.By using sound waves to access specific brain areas.
D.By replacing the need for oral creatine supplements.
35.What does the author imply in the last three paragraphs?
A.The importance of partnership in medical research.
B.The guaranteed restoration of patients'brain function
C.The success of focused ultrasound in medical applications.
D.The research's transition from basic discovery to clinical use
第二节(共5小题:每小题2.5分,满分12.5分)
根据短文内容,从短文后的选项中选出能填入空白处的最佳选项,选项中有两项为多
余选项。
Faced with disagreements,people are often advised to "put themselves in other's shoes"
and "have compassion"to foster understanding and reduce conflict.These methods,however,
often fail in practice since we can't read minds.A more reliable strategy is to focus on what we
can control:our speech.36 Here are some specific tips for using better language
in a disagreement.
Signal a desire to learn.
The simplest way to signal curiosity is saying you are curious.For example,once you
recognize that your counterpart disagrees with you,you could say:"Hey,it seems we are
seeing this differently.I am curious how you think about XYZ."37 You could say:
"I believe there are different ways of thinking about this,but I'd love to better understand
where you are coming from."
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By definition,anyone speaking wants to be understood.And in conflict,people often
worry they are not even being heard.Recognition is an easy gift you can give to others-even
if you don't agree,you can show others you have received their message.
State your views with caution.
39 Try to be humble by expressing your claims and leaving open the
possibility that you could be wrong.A series of studies have demonstrated a person who
recognizes a complex issue has multiple sides is more likely to be seen as thoughtful and
knowledgeable.
Share your story.
In a disagreement,sharing the personal stories behind your views can build more trust
than just arguing facts.One study asked opposing sides to decide how to share a resource.
Those who shared a relevant personal story were trusted more and seen as more cooperative
than those who only used data.40
A.Notice how others feel.
B.Acknowledge the other side.
C.Don't blindly assume that you are definitely right.
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D.This approach can increase trust and foster cooperation.
E.Thus,we should be trained to carefully adjust our words.
F.Showing the openness doesn't mean abandoning your own argument.
G.Those who were in common with the painful experience won the support.
第三部分语言知识运用(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,从短文后各题所给的A、B、C和D四个选项中,选出可以填入空内
处的最佳选项。
As Norwood drove through St.Petersburg,Florida,the laughter and talk from the four
girls inside her car quickly turned into screams.When they entered an intersection,another car
41 them from the side,making their black car crashed into a tree.
As smoke came out in large amounts from the other car,a person standing by shouted,
"It's going to 42!Get out!"The crash had damaged and made Norwood's driver's side
door sunk,leaving it 43.She was shaken but otherwise44,so she climbed
out through the window,together with two of her friends.
But halfway down the street,she 45 that her best friend,Simmons,wasn't with
them.Norwood ran back to the crashed car and found Simmons laying down 46 in the
back seat.She opened the back door forcefully and pulled her friend out.She 47
Simmons a few feet to a safe place and laid her on the ground."I put my head against her chest."
No_48 of life.“That's when I started CPR(心肺复苏).”
Norwood,who wants to follow a career in medicine,had got her CPR 49 just
the day before.50 on the lawn,she started pressing Simmons's chest with her
51 fingers and breathing into her friend's mouth,hoping to 52 her lungs with air.
After the 30th 53,Simmons began coughing and taking quick 54.The CPR
had worked!
Soon,doctors arrived and took Simmons to the hospital quickly.Then she heard how her
best friend had saved her life."I wasn't 55.She will always help in any way she can."
Simmons said.
41.A.chased
B.avoided
C.hit
D.witnessed
42.A.break down
B.blow up
C.shut down
D.take off
43.A.expanded
B.unlocked
C.buried
D.shut
44.A.fine
B.hurt
C.delighted
D.anxious
45.A.forgot
B.claimed
C.realized
D.admitted
46.A.unconsciously
B.unwillingly
C.unnecessarily
D.uneasily
47.A.rolled
B.guided
C.dragged
D.lifted
48.A.sign
B.sound
C.sigh
D.sight
49.A.occupation
B.certificate
C.record
D.sheet
50.A.Standing
B.Sitting
C.Lying
D.Kneeling
51.A.circled
B.crossed
C.closed
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52.A.empty
B.check
C.fill
D.test
53.A.suffering
B.pressing
C.striking
D.punching
54.A.breaths
B.pauses
C.turns
D.actions
55.A.impressed
B.overjoyed
C.scared
D.shocked
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个适当的单词或括号内单词的正确形式。
Dogs have been our loyal companions for thousands of years.56 official study of
ancient canine()DNA indicates just how deeply connected their histories are with
57_(we).
An international team 58 (lead)by Chinese scientists has found that canine
companions have been 59 (faithful)following human migrations across Eurasia
)for nearly 10,000 years.They analyzed 73 ancient dog DNA samples,including 17
newly-studied60(individual)from East Asia to West Eurasia.Among them are ancient
domestic dogs from northern China,and it is the first time that their genetic information
61 (obtain),according to the study published on Friday in the journal Science.
The research has also found that in some cases,62 particular working or physical
characteristics were considered63 (value),such as in the Arctic,dogs were likely traded
among populations.
The study not only confirms the bond between humans and dogs but also mirrors the
ancient connections of civilizations.Such an approach can be applied 64 horses,cattle,
sheep and other animals,further 65 (explain)their roles in human history,said the
researchers.
第四部分写作(满分40分)
第一节应用文写作(满分15分)
假定你是李华,你校英语社团将举办主题为“Small Acts Make a Big Difference”的英
语演讲比赛,请你写一篇演讲稿参赛,内容包括:
1.阐述你对主题的理解;
2.你打算如何践行。
注意:
1.词数80左右:
2.可适当增加细节,以使行文连贯;
3.开头已给出,不计入总词数。
Ladies and gentlemen,
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第二节读后续写(满分25分)
阅读下面材料,根据其内容和所给段落开头语续写两段,使之构成一篇完整的短文。
I was 14 when I met Mrs.Ruth,an English teacher whose fearless spirit and genuine
passion for her students changed my life.She taught me that the real education was about
revealing the dignity()in every person.More importantly,she had a gift for making each
of us feel truly valued.
Years later,with Mrs.Ruth as my model,I became a teacher of a community college
)Among my students was a quiet woman,a mother of three who worked the night shift
as a medical assistant.She decided to come here for further study after her son died of
leukemia(白血寎)last year.in her essays,she often wrote about him---about his courage,his
smile during treatment,and the world that felt too large without him.Sometimes,when she was
sharing a memory in class,her voice would tremble,and she would quickly apologize.I saw
the tiredness in her eyes,a mix of grief,night shifts,and the demands of raising her other
children.But she never missed a class,even through snowstorms.
The leader of the college's academic programs stopped me one day to share that the
grieving mother had told her our classroom felt like a shelter.It was then I understood that my
class was offering her something more important than a grade."I believe you are truly getting
through to them,"the leader remarked.I was grateful for those encouraging words.However,
my eyes would often return to that mother.When she showed me her imperfect papers,I
wondered:Was I truly reaching her?Was I helping her carry her burden,or was I just another
teacher correcting her grammar?I repeatedly reflected on what I had done for her.
Then came the final day when every student in class was required to hand in a final essay.
It was her paper I awaited with the most expectation,and a touch of nervousness.
On that day,she stayed behind as others left.
"Shall we read it together?"I suggested quietly.
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