江西抚州市金溪县第一中学2025-2026学年上学期高三英语阶段性作业英语试卷

2025-2026学年上学期高三英语阶段性作业 本试卷满分150分，考试用时120分钟。 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。每段对话读两遍。 1. What will the speakers do next? A. Build a nest for the bird. B. Wait for the parent birds. C. Treat the injured bird. 2. What does the woman advise the man to do? A. Present his paper idea to Prof. Lee. B. Choose French Literature this term. C. Sign up for Prof. Smith’s class. 3. Why is Tom late? A. He woke up late.B. The subway was delayed.C. He missed the first bus. 4. How does the woman view the man’s career development? A. It’s dynamic. B. It’s stable.C. It’s stuck. 5. What benefit can the man get from doing puzzles? A. Managing his time better. B. Improving his eyesight. C. Keeping his mind sharp. 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 percentage of the woman’s monthly income goes to entertainment? A. 20%. B. 30%. C. 50%. 7. What will the man do? A. Create his budget plan. B. Quit buying sports shoes. C. Open a savings account. 听第7段材料，回答第8至10题。 8. Who is the man? A. A teacher.B. A doctor. C. A fitness coach. 9. What keeps the woman from exercising? A. Lack of interest.B. Fear of injury.C. Lack of time. 10. What does the man suggest the woman do? A. Find a workout partner in the gym. B. Incorporate exercise into her daily routine. C. Get some professional fitness equipment. 听第8段材料，回答第11至13题。 11. Why was Luisa Yu given the award? A. She was popular on social media as a travel blogger. B. Her travel experiences have inspired many people. C. She has travelled to the most places in the world. 12. When did Luisa Yu finish her visits to all the UN countries? A. In 2021.B. In 2022.C. In 2023. 13. What did Luisa Yu do in Serbia? A. She went skydiving. B. She learnt a local song. C. She enjoyed a surprise party. 听第9段材料，回答第14至17题。 14. What did the woman see robots do in Shenzhen? A. Run a marathon.B. Sweep the streets.C. Perform a dance. 15. What extra service does the robot 6S store offer compared to the 4S store? A. Rental service.B. After-sales service.C. Customer feedback service. 16. What does the man say about the World Robot Contest? A. It has global involvement and influence. B. It’s for university students majoring in AI. C. It is held every four years in different countries. 17. Where will the woman compete next? A. In Shenzhen.B. In Zhengzhou.C. In Sanya. 听第10段材料，回答第18至20题。 18. What is the main purpose of KSES? A. To promote elephant tourism in Thailand. B. To improve the living standards of elephants. C. To provide formal training for elephant keepers. 19. What rule must volunteers follow? A. Feed elephants at fixed times. B. Keep elephants in protected areas. C. Maintain a distance from elephants. 20. What will the speaker probably talk about next? A. Her village life with the locals. B. Ways to register for KSES. C. Her weekly work schedule. 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和D四个选项中选出最佳选项。 A City Explorer App: Your Guide to Urban Adventure Welcome to City Explorer, a free mobile app intentionally designed for teenagers aged 13-18, aimingto transform urban exploration into an engaging, secure, and educational experience. Developed through a partnership with local museums and urban planners, the app converts your smartphone into an interactive guide that encourages deeper engagement with the city’s cultural and historical landscape beyond passive screen time. How It Works: Choose Your Trail: Selected from over 20 themed walking routes, such as “Green Spaces in the City”, “Street Art Stories” , “Historical Highlights” or “Local Food Journeys”, each trail is curated by experts and includes interesting stops. Follow Interactive Maps&Audio:Turn-by-turn navigation guides you, while short audio clips from historians, artists, or community elders bring each location to life. Complete Challenges&EarnRewards:Answer quizquestions or take creative photos at checkpoints to unlock digital badges and collect points. Top explorers each month win small prizes, like bookstore vouchers or museum tickets. Create & Share: Once you’ve completed a trail, you can create your own trail and share it with the City Explorer community. Why Join? Learn Actively:Gain knowledge about your city’s culture, environment, and history through real-world experience. Stay Healthy:Trails range from 1 to 5 kilometers, promoting physical activity in the fresh air. Build Digital & Creative Skills:Learn to use maps, research content, and design your own project. Completely Free & Safe:No ads or payments. The app includes built-in safety features, such as location sharing with pre-approved contacts and clear boundaries for exploration zones. Upcoming Event: Join our“City Explorer Weekend”on June 15-16, an event which provides an opportunity to meet fellow users, experiment with newly developed trails, and participate in a photo competition with a tablet as the premier prize. Ready to embark on your exploration? For comprehensive details and essential safety guidelines, visit cityexplorer.org/teen. 21. What can users do with City Explorer? A. Exchange earned points for discounts. B. Design and share their walking trail. C. Watch documentaries about cities. D. Chat with historians online. 22. Which is thebenefit the app can bring? A. Free expert-guided tours. B. Weekly prize competitions. C. Outdoor walking exercise. D. Direct chat with historians. 23. Who is the passage intended for? A. Tourists seeking guidance to major attractions. B. Young residents interested in exploring city culture. C. Teachers planning outdoor activities. D. Urban researchers collecting data. B Tears filled the eyes of three sisters as they reunited for the first time in over a decade. The eldest, Rubye Cox, 110, was wrapped in a blanket while her “kid” sisters, 104-year-old Ruth Branum and 101-year-old Rose Shloss, each held one of her hands. This long-awaited reunion was made possible by Wish of a Lifetime, a nonprofit that flew Rose from Florida and Ruth from Oklahoma to Rubye’s retirement home. The charity is the brainchild of Jeremy Bloom, a former Olympic skier and NFL practice squad player. During his global travels, Bloom was struck by how other cultures seemed to respect their elders more deeply than in America. “Sometimes we forget here that their dreams still matter,” reflects Bloom, 43. A formative moment came when he was 15 in Tokyo, watching passengers bow and help an elderly woman onto a bus. The seed was planted. Even as he pursued a successful athletic career, Bloom wondered what else was out there for him. “As a professional athlete,” Bloom says, “I had a fear that I would never find purpose in the next chapter.” In 2008, he founded Wish of a Lifetime, adapting the “Make-A-Wish” model for seniors. Its first wish was for a woman named Nancy to visit her dying daughter for a final goodbye. “I picked up a totally different human being,” Bloom recalls, seeing the profound peace it brought her. Today, Wish of a Lifetime has a staff of 26 full-time employees and some 25,000 volunteers nationwide. Most wish applications are submitted by a friend or family member. Bloom’s insight was profound: fulfillment and dignity are not bound by age. By helping seniors realize long-held dreams, the charity does more than create joyful moments; it affirms that a person’s narrative deserves a meaningful conclusion, challenging society’s tendency to overlook the inner lives of the elderly. While Bloom now leads the X Games, this charity represents his most personal victory. It answers the question of purpose he once sought, proving that the most significant legacies are often built not on personal glory, but on empowering others to reclaim theirs. “It was my 100 percent all in,” he says simply. 24. What is the main purpose of Wish of a Lifetime? A. To create job opportunities. B. To promote tourism. C. To realize seniors’ dreams. D. To support athletes. 25. What inspired Jeremy Bloom to found the charity? A. A sense of duty to his own grandparents. B. The need for a new career after sports. C. A suggestion from a fellow athlete. D.A cultural practice he observed overseas. 26. What can be inferred from paragraph 4? A. Fulfilling a wish provides more than happiness. B. Public demand for elderly care is growing. C. Professional help is the key to wish fulfillment. D. Seniors’ inner lives are widely valued. 27. Which is the best title of the text? A. From Champion to Changemaker B. Beyond Age: Fulfilling Lasting Dreams C. Giving Voice to the Forgotten Elderly D. The Ripple Effect of a Simple Wish C Trees are known for absorbing carbon dioxide as they grow. However, recent research reveals a hidden function of trees: their bark hosts countless microbes that consume other climate-active gases. The tree bark microbes feed on hydrogen, methane and carbon monoxide, researchers report January 8 in Science. As for trapping heat, methane is a greenhouse gas 28 times more potent than carbon dioxide over a 100-year period. Carbon monoxide and hydrogen enhance global warming indirectly, by helping methane persist longer in the atmosphere.Globally, tree bark covers an estimated 41 million square kilometers, with about six trillion microbes per square meter. “This is a hidden benefit of trees we previously didn’t realize,” says Luke Jeffrey, a biogeochemist at Southern Cross University in Australia. The discovery emerged from long-term research on methane sources. Initially, scientists found that methane emissions from Amazon flooded areas were only half the expected amount. Then in 2017, it was discovered that half of the region’s methane seeped from tree trunks instead of the ground. While trees were once seen as passive chimneys releasing soil methane, a 2021 study by Jeffrey’s team found that bark microbes reduce methane emissions by about 35% by oxidizing it for energy. In follow-up work, researchers analyzed microbial genomes in eight Australian tree species. They found hydrogen-oxidizing microbes were most common, followed by methaneand carbon monoxide-consuming types. Experiments confirmed that bark microbes not only digest gases within trees but also draw trace amounts of these gases from the air. Though atmospheric concentrations are low (2 parts per million to 40 parts per billion), scaled globally, tree microbes remove millions of tons of these gases annually. This hidden function strengthens trees’role in fighting climate change. Since different tree species host distinct microbial communities, reforestation efforts could prioritize species that maximize removal of multiple greenhouse gases. “You’re not just thinking about the tree you’re planting, but also the microbes within the tree,” Chris Greening, one researcher participating in the study notes, “You can ideally get rid of three or four climate-active gases for the price of one.” 28. What is the role of bark concerning climate change? A. Absorbs carbon dioxide directly. B. Blocks harmful gas emissions. C. Contains microbes eating climate gases. D. Stores carbon dioxide internally. 29. What does the underlined word “potent” in paragraph 2 mean? A. powerful B. harmful C. common D. visible 30. What can we learn from the research? A. Amazon’s methane emissions matched earlier predictions. B. Tree bark microbes raise methane emissions by using it for energy. C. Hydrogen-oxidizing microbes are the rarest in Australian tree bark. D. Tree microbes can take in small amounts of greenhouse gases from the air. 31. What is Chris Greening’s words mainly about? A. The difficulty of studying tree microbes. B. The benefits of planting trees with microbes. C. The high cost of reducing greenhouse gases. D. The need to focus only on trees, not microbes. D For centuries, humans have always been fascinated with space, wondering if we are alone in the universe. If intelligent alien life exists, how could we possibly communicate with it across the vast distances of space, where a simple round-trip message could take over a decade? Scientists propose that the answer might lie not in complex technology, but in a universal language we already share with some earthly “aliens”: mathematics. The idea of mathematics as a universal language is not new. Galileo described the universe as a book written in the language of mathematics. Science fiction, like the The Three-Body Problem, depicts that communication between aliens and humans to solve a mathematical problem occurs through a video game. Real scientific efforts at universal communication have also involved mathematics and numbers. The Voyager space probes carried golden records with mathematical instructions, and the 1974 Arecibo message used binary code to convey basic mathematical and scientific information. But how can we test this idea without actual aliens? Researchers turned to an earthly counterpart: the honeybee. A creature with two antennae, six legs, and five eyes may sound like an alien, but it also describes a bee.Humans have developed language, while honeybees communicate complex information about food sources through their “waggle dance” , which encodes distance and direction.Despite an evolutionary history diverging from humans over 600 million years ago, bees exhibit surprising mathematical abilities. In a series ofexperiments conducted between 2016 and 2024, honeybees demonstrated evidence of solving simple addition and subtraction, understanding the concept of “zero”, and even the ability to link symbols with numbers, in a simple version of how humans learn Arabic and Roman numerals. The vast differences between human and bee brains make bees a good model for “insectoid aliens.” If two species so distinctfrom each other can both grasp mathematical concepts, it suggests that mathematics might be a fundamental consequence of intelligence rather than a purely human invention. This lends weight to the hypothesis that any sufficiently advanced extraterrestrial civilization might also possess the ability to understand mathematics, potentially forming a basis for cosmic communication. A further question to be answered is whether different species will develop different approaches to mathematics, similar to dialects in language. 32. What is the function of paragraph 2? A. To provide evidence for the previous idea. B. To present the historical origins of the concept. C. To contrast fictional and real attempts. D. To explain the scientific principles used. 33. Why are bees chosen in the studies? A. They can imitate human language closely. B. They share recent evolution with humans. C. They differ greatly from humans biologically. D. They naturally communicate using math symbols. 34. What is the author’s attitude towards math as a universal language? A.Doubtful. B. Enthusiastic. C. Critical. D. Objective. 35. What will the following study most likely focus on? A. Training bees to improve mathematical abilities. B. Different mathematical systems across intelligent species. C. New methods for extraterrestrial communication. D. Brain structure comparison between bees and humans. 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。 We often measure progress by looking forward.We set goals and plan milestones to predict the future to somedegree in various fields.For example：Can we increase our earnings by 20 percent? 36These are all measurements that face forward.The oppositealso works well in the measurement,though. Nearly every improvement we wish to make in our lives requires some type of behavior change.But the chains of habit are too weak to be felt.The more automatic a certain behavior becomes,the less likely we are to notice it.This helps to explain how the bad habits can affect us. 37 That’s because it forces us to take notice of our recent actions to determine on our decisions and improvements. 38 When measuring backward, you get to enjoy the progress you have made rather than desire a different life in the future.You don’t have to put happiness off until you reach a future milestone or goal.Happiness is no longer a finish line out there in the future. Focusing on how you can immediately improve over your past is more satisfying than comparing your current state to where you hope you’ll be some day. Nevertheless,one warning should be kept in mind to this strategy. 39 If data from two years ago is used to measure progress and make decisions,the choices would be off.The same is true for lifting weights or other areas of improvement.In other words,the short-term feedback is preferable to change long-term behavior. 40Measure backward and let that recent results drive your future actions to change you for the better. A. However,measuring backward helps uncover these invisible patterns. B. Having a sense of direction for where to go is quite critical. C. The references should be those from the recent past. D. How can we improve by a little bit this week? E. Can we lose 20 pounds in the next 3 months? F. There is an additional benefit as well. G. Simply put,the shorter,the better. 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，选出可以填入空白处的最佳选项。 Twenty years ago,I drove a cab for a living. One night, when I arrived to 41 , the building was dark except for a single light in a ground floor window. So I walked to the door and knocked as usual, thinking this passenger might be someone who needs my 42 .  “Just a minute”, answered a frail, 43 voice. Then, the door opened.A small woman in her 80s stood before me. By her side was a small suitcase. The apartment seemed 44 , with furniture covered by sheets. She 45 my arm and we walked slowly toward the curb. In the cab, she gave me an address, and asked me to drive through downtown. “It’s not the 46 way,” I responded quickly. “I’m in no hurry. I’m going to a hospice.” She continued, “I have no family 47 . The doctor says I don’t have long.” I quietly 48 and shut offthe meter. For the next two hours, we drove through the city. Sometimes she requested me to slow down and sat in 49 , staring into the darkness. At dawn, I drove her to the address she had given me. While we waving goodbye, I bent and gave her a hug. Our hug ended with her 50 , “You gave an old woman a little moment of 51 .” I squeezed her hand, and then walked into the dim morning light. Behind me, a door shut. It was the sound of the 52 of a life. I didn’t pick up any more passengers that 53 . I drove aimlessly lost in thought. We’re conditioned to think that our lives revolve around great moments. But great moments often catch us 54 , beautifully wrapped in what others may consider a 55 one. 41. A. collect B. deliver C. depart D. wait 42. A. direction B. company C. assistance D. approval 43. A. familiar B. elderly C. cheerful D. impatient 44. A. empty B. modern C. messy D. bright 45. A. pulled B. took C.grabbed D.pushed 46. A. cheapest B. furthest C. easiest D.shortest 47. A. nearby B.ahead C. behind D.left 48. A. reached over B. looked back C. slowed down D. turned around 49. A. anxiety B. surprise C. silence D. confusion 50. A. whisper B. remark C.promise D. question 51. A.doubt B.joy C. hope D. courage 52. A. fading B.closing C. beginning D. remaining 53. A. night B.routine C.shift D. journey 54. A. unaware B.excited C. conscious D. ready 55. A. similar B. lost C. different D.small 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。 Traditional Chinese paper-cutting, once56 (find) on windows during festivals, is now appearing in modern product designs and international art shows. Gen Z creator Chen Fenwan is among those who bring this ancient craft into contemporary life. Her work moves easily between tradition and modernity. She57 (design) paper-cut-themed items for brands like Jo Malone and Huawei up to now. “Paper shapes both58 I create and how I think.” she says.59 (tradition), the cut-out parts are discarded, and the intact pattern is kept. Chen challenges this: “Can the hollow itself become the main subject?” Her exhibition Paper Cutting, displayed in Paris during the 2024 Olympics, presents a world 60 everything is in symmetrical paper-cut forms. “What matters is the logic of subtraction,” she explains. “The interplay of solid and void reflects Eastern philosophies of 61 (coexist).” To her surprise, when she introduced her work to Thomas Bach, president of the International Olympic Committee, he immediately mentioned yin and yang. “That moment made me realize it’s 62 universal language of balance.” Chen recalls. Another signature is her bold use of pink. “Pink was once off-limits to me,” she admits. The turning point came in 2016 when she began to see it 63 the natural hue of Asian skin. “My early pinks were soft; now they are fluorescent and sharp.” she says. For her, color is a way of communicating, and her shifting shades of pink mirror her 64 (grow) courage. Chen believes the modern vitality of paper-cutting lies not in technique, 65 in the contemporary spirit it carries. “I want my works to make people think.” she concludes. 第四部分 写作（共两节，满分 40 分） 第一节 （满分15分） 66. 假定你是李华，你校英文广播站“Stress-relieving Tips”专栏正在向高三学生征集稿件。请你给栏目编辑写一封邮件投稿，内容包括： （1）你的解压方法； （2）说明理由。 注意： （1）写作词数应为80个左右； （2）请按如下格式在答题卡的相应位置作答。 Dear Editor, Yours, Li Hua 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 a rainy Saturday afternoon, and 16-year-old Mia sat on the porch (门廊), staring at the rain forming puddles in the driveway. Her dad, a single parent, had lost his job last month, and their car had broken down that morning. “We need to get to the hospital,” Dad had said, his voice tight — Mia’s little brother, Leo, had a high fever and was struggling to breathe. But with no car and no money for a taxi, they were stuck. Mia wrapped her arms around herself, listening to Leo’s weak coughs from inside. She’d checked their savings jar earlier — only $12. Not nearly enough for even a short taxi ride, let alone the hospital bills she knew would come. The rain tapped harder on the roof, as if adding to their worry. Just then, Mr. Carter, their elderly neighbor, appeared at the gate, holding an umbrella. He’d lived next door for years, always sitting on his porch reading newspapers, sometimes waving slightly if they passed by, but they’d rarely spoken beyond a quick “hello.” “Heard the little one’ s sick?” he asked, rain dripping from the brim of his old canvas hat. Mia nodded, biting her lip to hold back tears — she hated feeling so helpless. Mr. Carter stepped closer. “My car is in the garage. It’s old, but it runs. Let’s get him to the doctor.” Mia’s eyes widened. “Really? But the rain?” “Rain never stopped a Carter from helping a neighbor,” he said. Without another word, he turned and hurried toward the garage. Moments later, the old car rumbled to life and pulled up to the curb in front of the house. Dad hurried out with Leo in his arms, and Mr. Carter helped tuck the boy into the back seat. By the time they reached the hospital, Leo’s fever had gone down a little. Nurses rushed him to a small examination room, asking Dad to stay by his side to answer questions. Mia waited in the lobby, her hands shaking as she thought about the money they didn’t have. She decided to get a cup of water to calm herself, stepping toward the water dispenser (饮水机) near the reception desk. 注意：1.续写词数应为150左右； 2.请按如下格式在答题卡的相应位置作答。 Getting water, she saw Mr. Carter, who was with the receptionist, pulling out his wallet. Later that night, Leo recovered from his illness. ( 第 4 页 共 10 页 ) ( 第 3 页 共 10 页 ) 学科网（北京）股份有限公司 $ 2025-2026学年上学期高三英语阶段性作业 （解析版） 听力: 1-5 BACAC 6-10 BAAAB 11-15 BCCBA 16-20 ACBCA 阅读理解： 21-23 BCB 24-27 CDAB 28-31CADB 32-35 ACDB 36-40 EAFCG 完形填空： 41-45 ACBAB 46-50 DDACB 51-55 BBCAD 语法填空： 56. found 57. has designed 58.what 59.Traditionally 60.where 61.coexistence 62. a 63.as 64. growing 65.but 写作： 第一节 【参考范文】 One possible version: Dear editor, I am Li Hua, a senior three student aware of the pressure we all face as the Gaokao approaches. Witnessing how stress affects my peers and myself, I am writing to share a personally effective method: mindful walking. Unlike a hurried walk, this practice involves intentional awareness. I dedicate fifteen minutes each evening to a walk in the schoolyard, consciously engaging in the surroundings. The goal is not to reach a destination, but to guide my mind back whenever it wanders to worries. This practice acts as a mental reset button, melting my anxiety and fatigue. I sincerely invite my fellow students to try this simple yet powerful technique, and I am confident it can bring you similar peace and clarity. Yours, Li Hua 第二节 【参考范文】 One possible version: Getting water, she saw Mr. Carter, who was with the receptionist, pulling out his wallet. Mia stood stunned, rooted to the spot. She inched closer and noticed his old leather wallet looked well-worn — the very same one he’d tuck into his coat pocket every time he sat on his porch reading. After a moment, she heard him say, “Put the boy’s fees on my tab — I’ll cover it all.” The receptionist nodded, and Mr.Carter turned, catching her gaze. He winked, his eyes crinkling at the corners. Mia’s throat felt tight — she had wanted to thank him, but words didn’t come. Instead, she hugged him, feeling the warmth of his old wool coat through the rain-soaked fabric. Later that night, Leo recovered from his illness. Dad stepped out; wiping his eyes, and froze when he saw Mr. Carter. A mix of embarrassment flashed across his face. He reached for his wallet, but Mr. Carter lifted a hand to stop him. “Your mom brought us meals every day when my wife was sick; remember?” Dad’s mouth dropped open, that old kindness popping up like a lost memory. Watching them with a smile, Mia felt a warm current surging in her heart. On the way home, the rain stopped, a thin moon peeking through the clouds. Never had she realized how kindness, like the moon behind clouds, lingers unseen yet always finds its light to shine. 【答案详解】 听力原文 Text 1 W: Look, there’s a damaged nest on the ground with a baby bird in it. M: Its parents are probably not far away. We’d better watch from a distance for now. W: OK. Text 2 W: Have you decided on a topic for your graduation paper? M: Yeah. Prof. Smith’s class got me interested in English literature, but he won’t act as a thesis advisor this term. W: Maybe you could contact Prof. Lee and discuss your topic idea with her. Text 3 W: Tom, you’re late. M: Sorry, I actually woke up early to catch the first bus as usual. W: Then what happened? M: I went back home to fetch my homework halfway to the bus stop, so I only caught the second bus, which came half an hour later than the first one. Text 4 M: Chloe, I’ve accepted an offer as a sales manager from a company based in New York. W: That’s a surprise! Anyway, it’s great to see you working your way up from a salesperson to a team leader, and now to a sales manager, while I’ve been stuck in the same role for years. Text 5 M: I’m sick of wasting time on my phone. W: Maybe you could try puzzles. Figuring out the tiny details from the big picture is a great workout for your brain. M: I’ll give it a try. W: But don’t forget to rest your eyes. Text 6 M: I spent much money on some new sports shoes, and now I’ve got no money to spare this month. W: You really need to get a handle on your finances. M: I’m thinking about selling some of them. W: Well, that’s only a short-term fix. Managing your finances might help. For example,I divide my monthly income into three parts: 50% for basic needs, 30% for things that could make my life more fun, and the rest goes into my savings account. M: Sounds great! I’ll figure out my own plan. Text 7 W: The busy semester is finally over. Standing for long hours to teach has been causing pain in my legs. M: That’s a big part of our job. But you shouldn’t just ignore the pain. If it gets serious, you should see a doctor. W: Yeah. I’m a bit worried it might get worse, so I’m going to start exercising. M: You’re not going to excuse yourself for not having enough time this time? W: Honestly, it’s just an excuse. After all, spending time in the gym is not nearly as enjoyable as watching TV at home. So, any suggestions? M: Actually, exercise doesn’t have to be formal. You can work out at home using simple exercise equipment while watching TV every day. Or you can make your dog a workout partner during your daily walks. Text 8 M: Luisa Yu, you received the NomadMania Most Positive Traveller Award in 2022 for making travel a means of spreading kindness and being a role model for others to pursue their dreams. How do you feel about it now? W: I still remember how excited I was, standing with other travellers who’d set foot in even more places. M: You truly deserved the award by showing us that it’s never too late to enjoy life and live to your fullest potential. W: Thanks. I’m in my 80s now, but I’m still challenging myself to explore new places. M: I’ve been following you on social media. You actually achieved your goal of visiting all 193 UN countries the year after you received the award, right? W: That’s right. Serbia was the last stop. M: Any memorable moments from this lifelong adventure? W: There were so many, like skydiving in Dubai, attending a traditional dance and singing event in Papua New Guinea, and enjoying a surprise party my friends arranged at my final stop. Text 9 M: I could never imagine watching AI robots dancing at the Spring Festival Gala, or running a half marathon in Beijing outside of sci-fi movies. W: And it’s amazing how AI robots are being applied in our everyday life. I once saw AI powered street-sweepers at work in Shenzhen. M: Wow! Our country is definitely taking the lead in AI development. W: Absolutely. Shenzhen has just opened the world’s first robot 6S store, offering full lifecycle services to robots. M: Oh, I’ve only heard of robot 4S stores. What exactly is a 6S store for robots? W: Well, a robot 4S store integrates robot sales, spare parts supply, after-sales service and customer feedback, while a 6S store goes beyond—offering two additional services: tailoring robots to meet customers’ needs and renting them out. M: You really have a wide knowledge of robots. W: Thanks. I’m thinking about studying AI in college. And I signed up for the World Robot Contest this year as a stepping stone for my future. M: I heard it is called the annual “Olympics” of the robotics community with participants from around the world. W: Yeah. It is composed of multiple trials, finals, and championships. I just qualified through one trial in Shenzhen, and now I’m preparing for the next round in Sanya. I hope I can make it to the championship in Zhengzhou. Text 10 W: My previous experiences with elephants had been similar to that of most people: visiting the zoo and observing elephants from a distance. But being a volunteer at the non-profit foundation Kindred Spirit Elephant Sanctuary (KSES) is an amazing experience. I highly recommend it to anyone who wants to get closer to nature and help improve the living standards of elephants in Thailand. The situation of elephants in Thailand is heartbreaking and KSES is doing its best to help them. To cover the costs and collect data, it organizes tourist visits and volunteer work in a respectful way: From Monday to Friday, we spend 90 minutes each morning collecting data on the elephants, but we need to stay at a certain distance from them the whole time. What’s more, the elephants are free to go wherever they want in the forest during the day. This is why we need to hike in different places every day to get to them and follow them. Beyond the work with the elephants, daily life with the local villagers also left a deep impression on me. For example… 阅读理解 A 【导语】本文是一篇应用文，主要介绍了一款名为 “City Explorer” 的城市探索应用程序的功能特点、参与益处以及适用人群，旨在鼓励青少年用户通过互动方式深入了解自己所在的城市。 21. B 细节理解题。根据“How It Works”部分第四点“Create & Share”中明确说明：“Once you’ve completed a trail, you can design your own using our simple editor and share it with the City Explorer community.” 因此B项为文中直接提到的功能。A项“兑换折扣”未提及；C项“观看纪录片”和D项“与历史学家聊天”均属过度引申或信息错位。 22. C 细节理解题。题干中“advantage”指向“Why Join?”部分。该部分明确列出“Stay Healthy: Trails range from 1 to 5 kilometers, promoting physical activity in the fresh air.”，即“户外步行锻炼”是一项核心益处。A项“免费专家导览”文中未提及；B项“周度竞赛”属于激励措施，非核心益处；D项“直接与历史学家聊天”与原文“收听音频”不符。 23. B 推理判断题。全文围绕“为13-18岁青少年设计”“本地探索”“了解社区文化”等关键词展开，语气为直接劝说青少年用户。因此，文章的目标读者是对探索本地文化感兴趣的年轻居民。A项“游客”虽可能使用类似功能，但不符合文本强调的“本地性”；C项“教师”和D项“研究者”均非文本主要劝说对象。 B 【导语】本文以三位百岁姐妹的重聚为切入点，讲述了前奥运滑雪运动员杰里米·布鲁姆创办慈善组织“Wish of a Lifetime”的故事，并揭示如何通过帮助老年人实现人生愿望来重新定义个人意义，同时对社会忽视长者精神世界的普遍倾向提出反思。 24. C 细节理解题。文章第一段提及百岁姐妹的重聚由该组织促成，第三、四段明确该组织沿用了“许愿基金会”模式并致力于“帮助老年人实现珍藏已久的梦想”，这是贯穿全文的核心目的。 25. D 细节理解题。第二段明确提到布鲁姆在海外旅行中被其他文化尊重长者的方式触动，第三段以东京公交车上的经历作为“种子被埋下”的关键例证。 26. A 推理判断题。第四段指出该组织“不仅仅是创造快乐时刻”，而是“肯定一个人的人生叙事值得一个有意义的结局”，并“挑战社会忽视老年人内心生活的倾向”。由此可推断，实现愿望所带来的影响超越了表面的快乐，触及尊严、人生意义与社会认知层面。 27. B 主旨大意题。标题需同时涵盖“对象”（老年人/年龄）、“行动”（实现梦想）与“深层内涵”（超越年龄限制）。B项中“Beyond Age”超越年龄，精准呼应了“fulfillment and dignity are not bound by age”的核心观点，“Fulfilling Lasting Dreams”实现持久的梦想，则概括了组织的主要行动与持久意义，是最全面、精准的概括。A项（从冠军到变革者）——侧重人物身份转变，但未点明服务对象与核心行动。C项（为被遗忘的老人发声）——侧重“发声”，未能突出“实现梦想”的具体行动与赋能内核。D项（简单愿望的涟漪效应）——强调了愿望的影响力，但缺失了“年龄”这一贯穿全文的关键维度与挑战社会观念的内涵。 C 【导语】本文是一篇说明文，揭示了树木的树皮中寄居着巨量的微生物，它们能够消耗并清除大气中的甲烷、氢气和一氧化碳等其他温室气体，从而直接和间接地减缓全球变暖。 28. C 细节理解题。根据第一段“their bark hosts countless microbes that consume other climate-active gases”可知，树皮的作用是“包含能吞噬气候相关气体的微生物”，对应选项 C。A、D是树木本身（非树皮）的功能；B中“阻挡有害气体排放”表述不准确，树皮是通过微生物“消耗”气体，并非“阻挡”。 29. A 词义猜测题。根据 “As for trapping heat, Methane is a greenhouse gas 28 times more potent than carbon dioxide over a 100-year period”，可推测 “potent” 意为 “强有力的、强效的”，对应选项 A。 30. D 细节理解题。根据第四段“Experiments confirmed that bark microbes... draw trace amounts of these gases from the air”可知，树木微生物能从空气中吸收少量温室气体，对应选项D。A与第三段“methane emissions from Amazon flooded areas were only half the expected amount”矛盾；B与“bark microbes reduce methane emissions by about 35%”矛盾；C与“hydrogen-oxidizing microbes were most common”矛盾。 31. B推理判断题。根据Chris Greening的话“You can ideally get rid of three or four climate-active gases for the price of one”可知，其核心是说明 “种植带有（高效）微生物的树木的好处”，对应选项B。A 未提及“研究难度”；C 与 “or the price of one（低成本）” 矛盾；D 与 “not just thinking about the tree... but also the microbes” 矛盾。 D 【导语】本文是一篇议论文。文章围绕“数学是否能作为宇宙通用语言”展开，先提出“用数学与外星生命沟通”的设想，接着通过历史观点、科幻作品及现实探测案例佐证这一思路，再以蜜蜂（与人类差异极大却具备数学能力）为“地球外星模型”进行实验验证，最终推测数学可能是智能的基础产物，有望成为宇宙沟通的工具。 32. A 细节理解题。第二段先点明“数学作为通用语言并非新想法”，随后用伽利略的观点、《三体》的科幻设定、旅行者号金唱片、阿雷西博信息等案例，为第一段提出的“用数学与外星沟通”的想法提供证据支撑，对应选项 A。B（仅提“不是新想法”，未聚焦“历史起源”）；C（对比不是核心，是为了佐证观点）；D（未解释科学原理）。 33. C 细节理解题。根据第三段 “Despite an evolutionary history diverging from humans over 600 million years ago” 及第四段 “The vast differences between human and bee brains make bees a good model for ‘insectoid aliens’” 可知，选择蜜蜂是因为它们与人类在生物学上差异极大，可模拟“外星生命”，对应选项 C。A（蜜蜂用 “摇摆舞” 而非模仿人类语言）；B（与人类进化分歧超 6 亿年，并非“近期共享进化”）；D（蜜蜂的摇摆舞编码信息，并非“自然用数学符号沟通”）。 34. D 态度判断题。文章客观呈现“数学作为宇宙通用语言”的设想、证据、实验（蜜蜂案例），既说明其可能性，也提及“不同物种是否会发展出数学‘方言’”的待解问题，未体现怀疑、狂热或批判，态度是客观的，对应选项 D。 35. B 推理判断题。根据文章最后一段 “A further question to be answered is whether different species will develop different approaches to mathematics, similar to dialects in language” 可知，当前研究遗留的待解决问题是“不同物种是否会形成不同的数学体系”，因此后续研究最可能围绕这一问题展开，对应选项 B。A（文章未提及“训练蜜蜂提升数学能力”的研究方向）；C（“外星沟通新方法”并非当前遗留的核心问题）；D（“蜜蜂与人类的大脑结构对比” 是已作为实验模型的前提，非后续研究重点）。 七选五 【导语】本文是一篇说明文，介绍了我们经常通过“前看”测量我们的进步，而通过measure backward(回看）同样有效。主要介绍了这一策略的好处：避免行为改变中的坏习惯恶性循环及增加满足感，及这一策略的注意事项：回看参考数据要新。 36. E 根据空前举例说明我们通过设定目标预测未来发生在各种领域，结合空后这都是我们往前看的测量，所以此处此空应该继续举例，故答案为E. 37. A 空前说坏习惯很难察觉，而且会影响我们的行为改变，指出行为改变中的问题，因此此空应该涉及如何避免这一问题，结合主题回看对我们进步的影响及空后的take notice of our recent actions，此处应选择A 选项，指出回看有效揭示了坏习惯不易察觉的模式，帮助我们实现进步必须做出的行为转变，并养成好习惯。 38. F 位于段首，结合后文回看所带来的满足感，此处应衔接上文，指出回看除了帮助行为转变的附加影响。 故答案为F。 39. C 空前说这一策略有一个问题需要注意，再结合空后说明2年前的数据对决定的影响，短期反馈更适合决定的选择，此处应指明注意的问题，就是回看参考的数据应该是近来的，不能是太久远的数据。 40. G 此处衔接上句继续说明短期反馈对长期行为改变选择的影响，行为的参考数据时间越新越好。 完形填空 【导语】本文是一篇记叙文，讲述了二十年前 “我” 开出租车时，搭载一位 80 多岁、即将前往临终关怀医院的老人的经历。老人无亲无故且时日无多，请求 “我” 驱车穿过市中心，“我” 关闭了计价器，陪伴她度过了最后一段温馨的旅程。文章最终点明主旨：生活中真正珍贵的时刻往往并非惊天动地的大事，而是那些被他人视作平凡的微小瞬间。 41. A 结合上下文，“我”以开出租车为生，此处 “arrived to collect” 指“到达目的地接乘客”。B 选项 “deliver” 意为“递送（物品）”，C选项“depart” 意为“出发”，D选项“wait” 意为“等待”，均不符合“出租车司机接乘客”的场景，故选 A。 42. C 前文提到 “我” 像往常一样敲门，后文描述乘客是 80 多岁的老人，还带着行李箱，因此 “我” 推测这位乘客可能 “需要帮助”。A 选项 “direction” 意为 “方向”，B 选项 “company” 意为 “陪伴”，D 选项 “approval” 意为 “批准”，均与语境不符，故选 C。 43. B 后文明确提到 “A small woman in her 80s stood before me”（一位 80 多岁的小个子女人站在我面前），因此此处形容声音应是 “年老的”。A选项 “familiar” 意为“熟悉的”，C选项 “cheerful” 意为“愉快的”，D选项 “impatient” 意为“不耐烦的”，均未体现老人的核心特征，故选B。 44. A 根据后文 “with furniture covered by sheets”（家具都盖着床单），可推测公寓看起来是 “空的”（老人可能即将搬走，前往临终关怀医院）。B选项 “modern” 意为“现代的”，C选项 “messy” 意为“凌乱的”，D选项 “bright” 意为“明亮的”，均与“家具盖着床单” 的细节不符，故选 A。 45. B 此处描述老人“挽住我的胳膊”，表示友好且需要搀扶的动作。A选项 “pulled” 意为 “拉”，带有强迫性；C选项 “grabbed” 意为 “抓住”，语气较粗鲁；D选项 “pushed” 意为“推”，与语境完全相反。“took my arm” 是“挽住我的胳膊” 的常用表达，故选 B。 46. D 老人要求“我”开车穿过市中心，“我”快速回应“这不是最短的路”，符合常理（司机通常会优先选择近路）。A选项“cheapest”意为“最便宜的”，B选项 “furthest” 意为“最远的”，C选项“easiest”意为“最容易的”，均未呼应“穿过市中心”与常规路线的差异，故选D。 47. D 老人说“I have no family left”，意为“我没有家人了”，“left”此处表示“剩余的、留下的”。A选项 “nearby”意为“附近的”，B选项“ahead”意为“在前的”，C选项“behind” 意为“在后面的”，均无法表达“无亲无故”的含义，故选D。 48. A 得知老人的情况后，“我”悄悄“伸过手去”关掉了计价器，符合“开车时伸手操作仪表”的动作场景。B选项“looked back”意为“回头看”，C选项“slowed down”意为“减速”，D选项“turned around”意为“转身”，均无法完成“关计价器” 的动作，故选A。 49. C 前文提到“sometimes she requested me to slow down”（有时她让我减速），后文“staring into the darkness”（凝视着黑暗），结合老人的处境，她应是“沉默地”坐着。A选项 “anxiety（焦虑）”，文中没有任何能体现紧张担忧的细节；B选项 “surprise（惊讶）”，文中未提及引发惊讶的情节；C选项 “silence（沉默）”，“坐在沉默中”契合“缓慢行车、凝视黑暗” 的安静场景，符合语境；D选项 “confusion（困惑）”，文中无“她感到困惑”的线索。 50. B 此处 “Our hug ended with her remark” 指“我们的拥抱在她的一句话中结束”，后文引号内是老人说的话，属于“评论、话语”。A选项“whisper”意为“低语”（侧重说话方式，而非内容本身），C选项 “promise” 意为“承诺”，D选项 “question” 意为“问题”，均与老人说的“你给了一位老太太片刻的欢乐”不符，故选B。 51. B 结合前文，“我”陪伴老人度过了一段平静的旅程，没有催促，还给予了拥抱，因此老人感受到的是“欢乐”。A选项 “doubt” 意为“怀疑”，C选项 “hope” 意为“希望”，D选项 “courage” 意为“勇敢”，均未呼应老人话语中“因陪伴而产生的愉悦感”，故选B。 52. B 前文提到老人前往临终关怀医院，且“我”知道她时日无多，因此“a door shut”象征着“一个生命的终结”。A选项“fading”意为“褪色、逐渐消失”（侧重过程，而非“结束”的动作），C选项 “beginning” 意为“开始”，D选项 “remaining” 意为“剩余”，故选B。 53. C “that shift” 指“那一班（工作时间）”，此处表示“我那一班再也没有接其他乘客”。A选项“night”意为“夜晚”，B选项“routine” 意为“常规”，D选项“journey”意为 “旅程”，均无法准确表达“出租车司机的工作班次”，故选C。 54. A “great moments often catch us unaware” 意为“美好的时刻往往在我们毫无察觉时降临”，结合文章主旨，那些珍贵的瞬间并非刻意追求，而是意外到来。B选项 “excited” 意为 “兴奋的”，C选项 “conscious” 意为“有意识的”，D选项 “ready” 意为“准备好的”，均不符合语境，故选A。 55. D 前文提到“我们习惯于认为生活围绕着重大时刻展开”，但后文用“but”转折，强调“重大时刻往往包裹在他人眼中的小事里”，与前文“great moments”形成对比。A选项 “similar”意为“相似的”，B选项“lost”意为“丢失的”，C选项“different”意为“不同的”，均未呼应“重大与微小”的对比，故选D。 语法填空 【导语】本文介绍了中国非遗剪纸艺术家陈将当代设计融入非遗，并成为沟通东西方美学的桥梁。 56. found 考查非谓语动词。此处修饰前面的“paper-cutting”，表示“曾经在窗户上被发现的剪纸”。由于“剪纸”与“发现”之间为被动关系，且动作已完成，因此使用过去分词“found”作定语。 57. has designed 考查动词时态。根据语境，陈芬万为这些品牌设计产品是过去发生的动作，但其影响持续至今（体现她的设计能力和合作），且句子中有up to now，因此使用现在完成时“has designed”。 58. what 考查名词性从句。 “both... and...”连接两个宾语从句。“what I create”是名词性从句作“shapes”的宾语，其中“what”在从句中作“create”的宾语，意为“我所创造的东西”。 59. Traditionally 考查副词。此处需要修饰整个句子“the cut-out parts are discarded...”，表示“传统上，习惯上”，因此需用副词形式“Traditionally”。 60. where 考查定语从句。此处引导定语从句“everything is in symmetrical paper-cut forms”，修饰先行词“a world”。“world”在这里是一个抽象的地点概念，从句结构完整（主系表），缺少地点状语，故用关系副词“where”。 61. coexistence 考查词性转换。解析： 介词“of”后面需要接名词作宾语，构成“philosophies of coexistence”（共存的哲学），因此需将动词“coexist”变为名词“coexistence”。 62. a 考查冠词。 “universal language of balance”在这里是首次提到，且为可数名词单数形式的泛指，意为“一种通用的平衡语言”，因此用不定冠词“a”。 63. as 考查介词。 “see... as...”是固定搭配，意为“将……视作……”。此处意为“她开始将其视为亚洲皮肤的自然色调”。 64. growing 考查非谓语动词。此处修饰名词“courage”，表示“正在增长的勇气”，有主动和进行的含义，因此使用现在分词“growing”作定语。 65. but 考查连词。 “not... but...”是固定搭配，意为“不是……而是……”。此处句子结构为“lies not in technique, but in the... spirit”，意为“不在于技术，而在于其承载的当代精神”。 读后续写 【导语】本文以人物为线索展开，讲述了一个雨天，16岁的米娅和失业的父亲因弟弟利奥生病急需去医院而犯难，邻居卡特先生主动开车相助，还悄悄支付了医疗费。原来米娅母亲曾帮过卡特先生。利奥康复后，父亲欲还钱被拒，米娅感悟善良如月，虽隐却总发光。 【详解】1.段落续写： ① 由第一段首句内容“（米娅）去接水时，她看到卡特先生正和接待员在一起，并掏出了钱包。”可知，第一段可描写卡特先生主动为米娅的弟弟支付医疗费用，以及米娅对此的感动反应。 ② 由第二段首句内容“当晚晚些时候，利奥的病情有所好转。”可知，第二段可描写米娅的父亲对卡特先生的感激之情，以及卡特先生提及米娅母亲曾经对他的帮助，最后以米娅对善良行为的感悟作结。 2.续写线索： 卡特先生支付费用——米娅的感动——利奥病情好转——父亲的感激与回忆——卡特先生提及往事——米娅的感悟 3.词汇激活 行为类 ①感动：be stunned/be touched/feel moved ②支付：cover /pay for /foot the bill ③ 回忆：remember/recall/recollect 情绪类 ① 感激：thank/express gratitude ② 尴尬：A mix of embarrassment/a blend of awkwardness 【点睛】[高分句型1]. 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