江西宜春市樟树市樟树中学、滨江中学、丰城九中等校2026届高三下学期第二次联考英语试卷

**基本信息** 以科技前沿（OpenClaw AI风险）、社会热点（社区冰箱、孤独经济）和文化场景（博物馆活动）为载体，全面考查语言理解与表达能力，梯度设计适配高三二模综合素养评估需求。 **题型特征** |题型|题量/分值|知识覆盖|命题特色| |----|-----------|----------|----------| |听力|20题/30分|日常交际、校园生活、公共通知|从细节捕捉（如时间、行为）到主旨推断（如第20题广播目的），考查信息筛选与逻辑分析能力| |阅读理解|20题/50分|应用文（广告）、记叙文（社区故事）、说明文（科技/社会现象）|素材贴近现实，如B篇“社区冰箱”体现文化意识，D篇OpenClaw风险分析培养批判性思维| |语言运用|25题/30分|词汇辨析、语法结构、语篇连贯|完形填空以“人猫情感”故事渗透人文关怀，语法填空通过摩托车品牌创业史考查语境语法运用| |写作|2题/40分|应用文（辩论赛报道）、读后续写（道德选择）|应用文要求整合正反观点，续写围绕“诚信与友情”冲突，提升语言表达与思维品质|

樟树中学、滨江中学、丰城九中、高安二中、奉新一中、宜丰中学、铜鼓中学、万载中学、宜春九中、宜春一中 2026届高三第二次联考英语试卷 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。每段对话仅读两遍。 1. What time is it now? A. 3:00.　 　B. 3:20.　 　C. 3:45. 2. What is the man doing? A. Making a new appointment. B. Canceling an appointment. C. Rescheduling an appointment. 3.Why does Tom decide not to drive to the airport? A. The highway is too crowded. B. He doesn’t like driving at all. C. The subway station is very close. 4. How much will each person pay? A. 200 yuan. B. 300 yuan.　 C. 400 yuan. 5. What is the man's overall impression of the concert? A. Somewhat disappointing. B.Completely wonderful. C. Extremely boring. 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 is the man's problem? A. He reserved the wrong book. B. His order number cannot be found. C. One of his reserved books is unavailable. 7. What will the man do first? A. Check another library. B.Join the waiting list. C.Wait for the book to be returned. 听第7段材料，回答第8至10题。 8. Why does Linda look tired? A. She has been working out too much. B. She has been preparing for a history test. C. She has been preparing for a presentation. 9. What best describes the topic of Linda’s presentation? A. It focuses only on China. B. It involves multiple regions. C. It is limited to modern trade. 10. What is the relationship between the two speakers? A. Classmates B.Teacher and student. C. Brother and sister. 听第8段材料，回答第11至13题。 11.What is the man dissatisfied with about the first apartment? A. High rent. B. Tiny kitchen. C. No parking. 12.What is included in the second apartment’s rent? A. Parking fee. B. Internet service. C.Water and electricity. 13.What does the woman say about the parking? A. Always available. B. On a first-come basis. C. Reserved for renters. 听第9段材料，回答第14至17题。 14. How did Amy feel at first in the interview? A. Nervous. 　　 B. Relaxed.　　 C. Delighted. 15. What does the company mainly do? A. It sells electronic devices. B. It develops educational apps. C. It offers learning programs for kids. 16. What did Amy do during her internship? A. She taught social media marketing. B. She designed a new app for children. C. She managed a marketing campaign. 17. How does Amy feel about the interview result? A. She is hopeful but uncertain. B. She is slightly disappointed. C. She is extremely confident . 听第10段材料，回答第18至20题。 18. When is the deadline to sign up for the Arts Festival? A. April 10th.　　 B. April 15th.　　 C. April 17th. 19. How does the speaker feel about the basketball team's victory? A. Proud and celebratory. B. Surprised and doubtful.　 C. Calm and indifferent. 20. What is the main purpose of this broadcast? A. To introduce the School Arts Festival. B. To praise the school basketball team. C. To share several school announcements. 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，从每题所给的四个选项A、B、C和D中，选出最佳选项，并在答题卡上将该选项涂黑。 A The Riverside Museum of Natural History is pleased to announce its "Free Family Weekends" program for 2025. On the first and third Saturday of every month, families with children aged 5–15 can enjoy free admission to all permanent exhibitions. What's on Offer Dinosaur Hall: Walk among life-sized dinosaur models and touch real fossils. A 15-minute guided talk runs every hour from 10:00 am to 3:00 pm. Ocean Discovery Zone: An interactive space where kids can handle sea shells, watch live fish feeding, and build their own coral reef models. Stargazing Room: Our rooftop mini-observatory opens after sunset on Saturday evenings (weather permitting). Telescopes and expert guides are provided. Workshops (Advance Booking Required) Two hands-on workshops are available each Saturday: Workshop Time Age Group Capacity Junior Fossil Hunter 10:30 am–12:00 pm 5–9 20 Young Scientist Lab 1:30 pm–3:00 pm 10–15 15 Materials are included, and every participant takes home a small project kit. Getting Here The museum sits at 45 River Lane, a 10-minute walk from Central Station. Free parking is available on site, though spaces are limited. We encourage visitors to use public transport or cycle — bike racks stand right outside the main entrance. Important Notes Children must be accompanied by at least one adult. Photography is welcome everywhere except the Stargazing Room. Please leave food and drinks in the picnic area on the ground floor. For more details and to book workshops, visit www.riversidemuseum.org. 21. What can be learned about the Stargazing Room? A. Its opening depends on weather conditions. B. It is only available during daytime hours. C. It requires visitors to bring their own telescopes. D. It opens every Saturday evening regardless of weather. 22. A 7-year-old child who wants to join a workshop should choose __. A. Young Scientist Lab at 1:30 pm. B. Ocean Discovery Zone at 10:00 am. C. Junior Fossil Hunter at 10:30 am. D. Dinosaur Hall at 3:00 pm. 23. What is the purpose of this text? A. To report on a museum's history. B. To review a children's science show. C. To advertise a family-friendly program. D. To compare different museums in the city. B On a quiet block in Bed-Stuy, Brooklyn, a bright orange refrigerator sits in Keegan Stephan's front yard. It is not decoration. Every morning Stephan stocks it with fresh fruit, bread and canned goods. By noon, the shelves are bare. By evening, neighbours have filled them again. Stephan, a civil-rights lawyer, launched the community fridge in January 2025 after he witnessed a sharp rise in food prices which resulted in widespread hunger across New York City. Official data showed that visits to the city's food pantries(食品分发站) hit 8.4 million in the last quarter of 2024 — a record. "The numbers floored me," he said. "I had to act." The rules are simple: take what you need; give what you can. Nobody is asked to show identification, and there is no charge. The fridge runs on a current of goodwill rather than funding. Local bakeries donate day-old bread; a nearby farm stand drops off vegetables every Wednesday. Stephan shoulders most of the daily maintenance himself, cleaning the fridge, checking dates and removing spoiled items. What strikes Stephan most, however, is not the food. It is the conversations. "A retired teacher and a college freshman met at the fridge last month," he recalled. "Now they champion a weekend reading group for children on the block." Such connections, he believes, are the fridge's true harvest. The idea has spread. Three more fridges have appeared within a ten-block radius, each tended by different volunteers. Collectively, they serve roughly 200 households a week. Stephan hopes the model will travel even further. "You don't need money or a title," he said. "You just need a spare plug and a heart that refuses to look away." Food insecurity is a complex challenge, and one fridge cannot solve it. But for the families on Stephan's block, that bright orange box is proof that a single act of generosity can plant the seeds of something much larger. 24. What happens to the fridge by the middle of the day? A. It is locked up by Stephan. B. It is moved to another block. C. It is restocked by bakeries. D. It has been emptied by people. 25. Why did Stephan set up the community fridge? A. He wanted to reduce food waste. B. He received a government grant. C. He was alarmed by growing starvation. D. He witnessed a sharp rise in food prices 26. What can be learned about the fridge from Paragraph 3? A. It offers only home-cooked meals. B. It is maintained by a team of workers. C. It is financed by a charity organization. D. It depends on neighbourhood generosity. 27. Which of the following can best serve as the title for the passage? A. How to Start a Food Bank B. One Fridge, A Whole Community C. Brooklyn's Fight Against Rising Prices D. New York's Hunger Crisis in Numbers C I love going on solo dates. Whether it’s eating out alone or catching a movie by myself, there is something deeply restorative about quality me-time. A famous proverb says, “No man is an island”—but it is nice to have an island escape sometimes. In a world that often equates solitude with loneliness, China is quietly rewriting the script, turning alone time into a cultural and economic phenomenon. As social attitudes shift, a new demographic is emerging: the solo dweller. According to the National Bureau of Statistics, single-person households accounted for nearly 20 percent of all Chinese households in 2024. This profound change is driven by declining marriage rates, increased mobility, and a generational redefinition of what it means to live well. With this rise comes the “loneliness economy”—a booming market for products and services tailored to people living alone. Technology has kept pace: apps like “Are You Dead Yet?,” which lets users check in daily for safety, soared to the top of paid app charts this year. While its name sparked debate, its popularity reveals a deeper truth: millions living alone seek new ways to stay connected and safe. The trend is reshaping daily life. In dining, eating alone has transformed from a potential source of stares to a celebrated choice, fueling a market estimated at 800 billion yuan. Restaurants now offer private booths, single hot pots, and perfectly portioned meals. At home, compact washing machines, mini fridges, and single-serving appliances are flying off shelves, all designed to meet the unique needs of one. Travel is also adjusting. China’s railway network will expand “quiet carriages” to nearly all high-speed trains, offering a peaceful environment based on voluntary compliance and mutual respect. This “culture of quietude” creates dedicated spaces where people can truly recharge and reflect during their journeys. Younger generations are redefining the good life. With rising living costs, traditional milestones like marriage and homeownership feel increasingly out of reach. Instead, many are embracing self-care, enjoying small luxuries, and finding joy in their own company. Social media trends like “Ai ni laoji!” (“Love you, dear self”) promote self-compassion and immediate self-reward. Alone time is no longer seen as a deficiency, but as a necessary and even desirable part of modern life. 28. What is the main idea of the passage? A. The challenges of solo living in China. B. Social and economic changes from solo living. C. Reasons for choosing single life in China. D. Pros and cons of living alone. 29. The phrase “loneliness economy” most likely refers to ______. A. Market serving people living alone. B. Economic loss from loneliness. C. Online platforms for lonely people. D. A theory about social connections. 30. Which is TRUE about the “quiet carriage” service? A. Preventing passengers from talking. B. Popular with business travelers. C. Using strict rules and fines. D. Expanding to almost all high-speed trains. 31. What is the author's overall attitude to the trend of solo living described in the passage? A. Clearly critical and worried. B. Objective yet slightly positive . C. Strongly supportive and encouraging. D. Somewhat unclear and ambiguous. D OpenClaw represents a significant advancement in open-source AI agents, capable of performing complex tasks autonomously on a user’s own computer. By connecting to powerful language models, it can execute activities from online shopping and bill payments to interacting with web services. Its functionality is further expanded by ClawHub, a marketplace hosting thousands of community-built “skills.” While this automation offers remarkable utility,particularly for developers and tech enthusiasts, it concurrently (i.e. at the same time) introduces substantial risks that have alarmed cybersecurity professionals. The primary concerns revolve around financial security. First, the potential for uncontrolled spending is significant. Like all AI systems ,OpenClaw can misinterpret user instructions, leading to unauthorized disputes with companies or the sending of unsolicited(未被要求的）messages. If the agent is linked to a payment method without a strict spending limit, a single ambiguous prompt could result in severe financial loss. Second, users face runaway API costs. Although the software is free, it operates by making calls to paid AI models like GPT-4. Configuration or settings errors or tasks stuck in loops can trigger a series of paid requests, rapidly generating charges that can amount to hundreds or even thousands of dollars. Another critical risk is sensitive data exposure. Providing the agent with a real credit card number will cause this information to be stored in local files. A serious security vulnerability discovered in 2026 demonstrated that thousands of OpenClaw control panels were exposed online. Furthermore, the ClawHub marketplace’s limited checking process has allowed hundreds of malicious skills designed to steal passwords and financial details to coexist with legitimate(正当的） ones. In response, the developer has enforced safety updates, such as requiring GitHub accounts for skill creators. However, the core risk profile—combining deep system access with unverified third-party code—remains. Given these risks, experts strongly advise users to employ key protective measures: using virtual payment cards to isolate real account details, and diligently applying spending limits to any payment method linked to the agent. Thus, for anyone choosing to utilize this powerful technology, a thorough understanding of the risks is not just advisable, but crucial. 32. What is the main purpose of the passage? A. To promote OpenClaw’s features and convenience. B. To explain how OpenClaw connects to AI models. C. To warn about OpenClaw’s risks and give advice. D. To detail OpenClaw’s development history. 33. According to the passage, how can a “misinterpreted prompt” lead to financial loss? A. It can corrupt local files, requiring repair costs. B. It can cause unauthorized purchases or charges. C. It forces users to buy a more expensive version. D. It subscribes users to many paid third-party skills. 34. Which of the following best summarizes the “core risk profile” of OpenClaw? A. Deep system access combined with unverified skills. B. Its open-source nature vs. founder’s move to a closed firm. C. The high cost of the required AI models. D. The difficulty for average users to configure it. 35. Why does the author mention “virtual payment cards” in the concluding paragraph? A. To introduce a new feature for the ClawHub market. B. To compare their effectiveness with cryptocurrency. C. To criticize the developer for not including the feature. D. To recommend a security measure that limits exposure. 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。 No one likes to be told that they're self-absorbed. We all want to think that we are empathetic and compassionate human beings who consider other people’s feelings as well as our own. 36.____ However, it can be easy to fall into the habit of focusing on yourself instead of others. So, how do you know if you’re self-absorbed? 37._____ Characteristics of self-absorption are most likely to become apparent as a result of interactions with others. If you begin to become more aware of the nature and development of conversations you have with others, you can get a sense for whether you are self-absorbed. After conversations with others, ask yourself some of the following questions: Who did most of the talking in the conversation? Who seemed to “steer” or dominate the discussion? Rate your listening skills. Self-absorbed people tend to move the conversation back to themselves, instead of listening to and appreciating what others have to say. 38.______ Think about whether you are a good listener who really engages with the other person rather than waiting for a break in the conversation so that you can steer the topic back to yourself. Think about how much time you spend considering the feelings of others. One classic sign of a self-absorbed person is the inability to put yourself in someone else’s shoes. If you rarely think about how your friends or family are feeling, you may be self-absorbed. 39._____, but others (especially loved ones) should never feel invisible or ignored by you. Evaluate the way you respond to constructive criticism or feedback. 40._____While it's generally a good idea not to let negative feedback get you down, letting negative feedback get to you can damage your work and personal relationships if you never listen to others or respect their opinions. Notice if one of your first responses to feedback is getting defensive or angry rather than attempting to understand another’s perspective. A. Evaluate your conversations B. Be aware of your feelings after interactions with others C. In fact, if you're self-absorbed you may not even appear to listen to others D. We often fail to recognize our own self-absorbed behaviors in daily life E. It’s okay to think about keeping yourself feeling happy and content F. People who are self-absorbed tend to distrust or dismiss feedback from others G. We all hope to be liked and respected by those around us. 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。 I met Carla in the darkest days of life 15 years ago. I was in bad 41 . I lost my mother, living in a shabby house. One day, a gorgeous cat 42 from a nearby pet hospital. 43 in love, I took her home and gave her a name. Every night, Carla would curl up on my keyboard as I 44 to make ends meet. And then we would watch old films in silence. She added 45 to my life. And mostly, we shared hours doing nothing — the quiet time is like 46 when having the right company. Soon, a depressed me started to see daylight. Then came the fateful day she literally 47 my life. That was a dawn when Carla jumped onto my bed, rubbed my face aggressively and 48 “meows”. A little 49 at first, I dismissed her behavior as mere naughtiness — until her 50 jolted me awake. Rushing downstairs, I froze in horror: thick smoke billowed (喷涌) from the ceiling, and tongues of flame were 51 from a ceiling panel. I quickly dialed 911. A firefighter later informed me that hadn’t Carla given me that warning, the fire would have torn through the building and 52 both the house and me to ashes. Months later, however, Carla 53 kidney disease and left me. That last night, she climbed in my lap and rubbed her hand on my face. It felt like a 54 of goodbye. I think she knew. And I know I will never have another cat to whom I 55 such a debt. 41. A. taste B. faith C. shape D. temper 42. A. intervened B. emerged C. engaged D. presented 43. A. Instantly B. Fortunately C. Recently D. Obviously 44. A. decided B. strived C. hesitated D. motivated 45. A. challenge B. success C. routine D. wisdom 46. A. healing B. wandering C. training D. sinking 47. A. elevated B. saved C. lifted D. transformed 48. A. repeated B. created C. discovered D. announced 49. A. embarrassed B. depressed C. stressed D. annoyed 50. A. annoyance B. persistence C. existence D. appearance 51. A. bouncing B. clapping C. shooting D. diving 52. A. consumed B. swallowed C. damaged D. reduced 53. A. settle down with B. came up with C. put up with D. came down with 54. A. gesture B. character C. description D. emotion 55. A. entitle B. reward C. owe D. identify 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。 After French rider Valentin Debise crossed the finish line 1.______(secure) back-to-back victories at the Portuguese round of the 2026 FIM Supersport World Championship, Chinese motorcycle entrepreneur Zhang Xue could barely contain his emotion. It was only the second round of the season, yet ZXMoto, a newly 2.________(establish) Chinese manufacturer, had already claimed its first-ever race wins. Born in a small village in Hunan province, Zhang began working as a motorcycle repair apprentice at the age of 14. In 2006, he rode more than 100 kilometers in the pouring rain for a chance to appear on television 3._____ showcase his riding skills. 4. ______failure at first, his persistence paid off, eventually earning him 5._____ opportunity with a professional racing team. However, years of high-intensity training led to injuries. Zhang shifted his focus from racing to manufacturing. Between 2009 and 2012, he worked at a motorcycle factory in Zhejiang, getting a good 6._______(master) of the full vehicle development process. In 2013, he moved to Chongqing, a major hub of China's motorcycle industry, 7.______ he began his own journey of motorcycle manufacturing. Looking ahead, Zhang said he aims to capture over half of the market share 8.______(current) held by international big brands within five years. For many Chinese motorcyclists, ZXMoto 9._______(transform) from a role of a conventional manufacturer into a symbol of pride, 10.________(reshape) the domestic motorcycle landscape in ways no one anticipated. 第四部分 写作（共两节，满分40分） 第一节 （满分15分） 假定你是李华，你校学生会近期举办了一场关于高考填报志愿应优先考虑学校还是专业的英文辩论赛，正反双方各抒己见，引发同学们广泛讨论。请你为校英文报写一篇报道，内容包括： 1. 正反双方的阐述； 2. 活动的意义。 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。 3. 标题已给出，不计入总词数。 Debate on University Application Priorities 第2节 （满分25分） 阅读下面材料，根据其内容和所给段落开头语续写两段，使之构成一篇完整的短文。 The Choice at the Crossroad The final exam for chemistry was underway. At the front of the room, their form tutor（班主任）, Mr. Davies, was focused on marking papers from a previous class. The classroom lay in deep silence, broken only by the steady scratching of pencils. A square of golden afternoon sunlight fell across the floor, illuminating floating dust and the anxious faces of the students. Alex was focused on his paper, his own pen moving with confidence born of months of honest preparation. As he glanced up to ease his stiff neck, his gaze drifted across the aisle and met, for a single heartbeat, the eyes of his best friend, Leo. In that instant, Alex saw everything. Leo’s fingers, trembling slightly, drew a tiny, folded square of paper from his sleeve. With a quick, guilty motion, he dropped his eyes to it and then pressed it swiftly out of sight beneath the desk, his knuckles（指节） turning white. A heavy, cold stone seemed to drop into Alex’s stomach. Leo was not just a friend; they were brothers built in childhood adventures, holding now a shared, fragile dream of the same university. This single act could reveal it all—cheating meant possible dismissal, a permanent stain, a future ruined in a moment. Yet, the thought of speaking up felt like a deeper, more personal betrayal. It would mean his own hand striking the blow that broke their world. He thought of his other classmates, who had studied late into the night with honest effort, and a wave of hot shame for Leo, and for his own silence, washed over him. The conflict became a physical ache within his chest. Should he report Leo when the exam ended, choosing rule over a lifelong bond? Or should he bury the truth, choosing friendship but forever carrying the sharp, guilty weight of a secret accomplice(同伙）? He stared down, but the words on his exam paper clouded and swam before his eyes. His inner compass, once steady, now spun wildly, lost. The weight of the choice pressed upon his shoulders, heavier and more real than the exam itself. 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。 Paragraph1: Feeling the weight of the moment, Alex waited until the classroom emptied.____ Paragraph2: That newfound resolve led Leo, with Alex silently by his side, to knock on Mr. Davies’s door after school._________________________________ 第 1 页 共 8 页 学科网（北京）股份有限公司 $高三年级测试卷第一部分听力做题时，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。现在是听力试音时间。Hello, international friends club, can I help you? Oh, hello. I read about your club in the paper today, and I thought I phone to find out a bit more. Yes, certainly. Well, we are a sort of social club for people from different countries. It's quite a new club. 试音到此结束。听力考试正式开始。请看听力部分第一节，第一节听下面五段录音，每段录音后有一个小题，从题中所给的ABC3个选项中选出最佳选项。听完每段录音后，你都有10秒钟的时间来回答有关小题和阅读下一小题，每段录音播放两遍。现在你有5秒钟的时间阅读第一小题的有关内容。听下面的录音，回答第一小题。I thought the meeting was at three. I've been waiting in the conference room for twenty minutes. Didn't you get the email? IT was pushed back to three forty five. You've still got about twenty five minutes. I thought the meeting was at three. I've been waiting in the conference room for twenty minutes. Didn't you get the email? IT was pushed back to three forty five. You've still got . about twenty five minutes. 听下面的录音，回答第二小题。Hello, this is Greene's dental office. How can I help you? Hi. i'd like to change my appointment from thursday to friday, if possible. Hello, this is Greens dental office. How can I help you? Hi, i'd like to . change my appointment from thursday to friday, if possible. 听下面的录音，回答第三小题。Tom. are you driving to the airport? The traffic report says the highway is packed. I think i'll take the subway instead. I don't want to miss my flight because of a traffic . jam smart choice. The subway station is just around the corner. Tom, are you driving to the airport? The traffic report says the highway is packed. I think i'll take the subway instead. I don't want to miss my flight because of a . traffic jam smart choice. The subway station is just around the corner. 听下面的录音，回答第四小题。The sweater is nice, but it's four hundred. Jon, that's a bit deep for us. The second one is half Price. If we each get one, we'd save quite a bit. Let's do IT. The sweater is nice. but it's four hundred. You one that's a bit deep for us. The second one is half Price. If we each get one, we'd save quite a bit. Good thinking. Let's do IT. 听下面的录音，回答第五小题。How was the concert last night? I heard the singer was fantastic. The singer was gray, no doubt, but the sound system was terrible. You could barely hear the lyrics over the noise. IT really took the shine off the . whole experience. How was the concert last night? I heard the singer was fantastic. The singer was gray, no doubt, but the sound system was terrible. You could barely hear the lyrics over the noise. IT really took the shine off the . whole experience. 第一节到此结束，第二节听下面5段录音。每段录音后有几个小题，从题中所给的ABC3个选项中选出最佳选项。听每段录音前，你将有时间阅读各个小题，每小题5秒钟，听完后每小题都有5秒钟的作答时间。每段录音播放。两遍。听下面的录音，回答第六和第七小题。现在你有10秒钟的时间阅读这两个小题。Welcome to city library. How can I help you? Hi, I reserve two books online, one on european history and one on modern art. The order number is seven, seven, four, two. Let me check. I found the european history book, but the modern art one is currently checked out by another reader. IT should be returned by next monday. Oh, that's too bad. I need both for my paper, which is due next friday. You could try our partner library on oak street. They usually have a copy, or I can put you on the waiting list here. I'll try up street first. If that doesn't work out, please add me to the list. Welcome to city library. How can I help you? Hi, I reserve two books online, one on european history and one on modern art. The order number is seven, seven, four, two. Let me check. I found the european history book, but the modern art one is currently checked out by another reader. IT should be returned . by next monday. Oh, that's too bad. I need both for my paper, which is due next friday. You could try our partner library on knock street. They usually have a copy, or I can put you on the waiting list here. I'll try up street first. If that doesn't work out, please add me to the list. 听下面的录音，回答第八至第十小题。现在你有15秒钟的时间阅读这三个小题。Hi Linda, you look worn out. Is everything okay? Hi jack, i've been burning the midnight twae all week. I have a big presentation for my history class on friday. What's the topic? The sink road? And how would influence trade between china and europe? I finished the research, but i'm still working . on the slides. Need any help? I'm pretty handy with presentation . software that would be a lifesaver. I'm struggling with the layout and the charts. How about we meet at the library tomorrow afternoon? Round three, i'm free after . my math class. perfect. Thanks so much. jack. Don't mention IT. That's what friends are for height. Linda, you look worn out. Is everything okay? Hi jack. I've been burning the midnights wall all week. I have a big presentation for my history class on friday. What's the topic, the silk rode and how IT influence trade between china and europe? I've finished the research, but i'm still working . on the slides. Need any help? I'm pretty handy with presentation software . that would be a lifesaver. I'm struggling with the layout and the charts. How about we meet at the library tomorrow afternoon? Round three, i'm free . after my math class. perfect. Thanks so much, jack. Don't mention IT. That's what . friends are for. 听下面的录音，回答第十一至第十三小题。现在你有15秒钟的时间阅读这三个。小题。So I have two apartments to show you today. The first one is on no street. It's a one bedroom for eight hundred a month. It's cozy, but the kitchen is quite small. Hum, I do a lot of cooking, so a small kitchen might be something I can live with. What about the other one? The second one is on maple avenue. It's a bit more nine fifty a month, but IT has a larger kitchen and a balcony. All basic services, including water and electricity, are covered in the rent, except internet. That sounds much Better. Honestly, I don't mind paying a little extra for the space. Is there parking available? Yes, there is a small lot behind the building. It's first come, first served though. All right. Could I see that one first? So I have two apartments to show you today. The first one is on no street. It's a one bedroom for eight hundred a month. It's cozy, but the kitchen is quite small. Hum, I do a lot of cooking, so a small kitchen might be something I can live with. What about the other one? The second one is on maple avenue. It's a bit more nine fifty a month, but IT has a larger kitchen and a balcony. All basic services, including water and electricity, are covered in the rent except internet. That sounds much Better. Honestly, I don't mind paying a little extra for the space. Is there parking available? Yes, there is a small lot behind the building. It's first come, first served. though. All right, could I see that one first? 听下面的录音，回答第十四至第十七小题。现在你有20秒钟的时间阅读这四个小题。Amy, I heard you just got back from your job interview. How did you go? Hard to say, really the interviewer was friendly, which helped me relaxed, but honestly, I was a bit nervous at first. That's Normal. What position did you apply . for a marketing assistant position that attack company downtown? They focus on developing educational apps for kids. That sounds right up your ally. What kind of questions did they . ask mostly about social media marketing and content creation? They also asked me to talk about a campaign managed during my internship last summer. How did you answer? I talked . about the campaign for that local bookstore, the one that increase their online followers by forty percent in two months. impressive. When will you hear . back within a week? I'm keeping my fingers crossed. I'm sure you'll get IT. You're the perfect fit. Thanks, mike. That means a lot. amy. I heard you just got back from your job interview. How did you go? Hard to say, really the interviewer was friendly, which helped me relax. But honestly, I was a bit nervous at first. That's Normal. What position did you apply . for a marketing assistant position that attack company downtown? They focus on developing educational apps for kids. That sounds right up your ali. What kind of questions did they . ask mostly about social media marketing and content creation. They also asked me to talk about a campaign I managed during my internship last summer. How did you answer? I talked about the campaign for that local bookstore, the one that increase their online followers by forty percent in two months. impressive. When will you hear back . within a week? I'm keeping my fingers crossed. I'm sure you'll get IT. You're the perfect fit. Thanks, mike. That means a lot. 听下面的录音，回答第十八至第二十小题。现在你有15秒钟的时间阅读这三个小题。Good morning, everyone. Welcome to today's school radio broadcast. I'm your host, Kevin, with some exciting announcements. First, our annual school arts festival will be held next friday, April seventeenth in the school jimnez. Um this year's theme is colors of youth. Students can sign up for singing, dancing, painting or drama. Please register with your class teacher before next wednesday. Second, i'd like to give a shout out to our school basketball team. They won the city championship last saturday with a final score of seventy eight to sixty five. Team captain in jingo scored thirty points in the final game. Let's give them a big round of applause. Finally, a reminder about the library. Starting next monday, the library will extend its hours from eight AM to nine P. M. On three days, one hour longer than before. This changes in response to students requests for more evening study time. If you've been looking for a quiet place to hit the books after dinner, the library is your best bet. That's all for today. Have a great day, everyone. Good morning, everyone. Welcome to today's school radio broadcast, I mere host Kevin, with some exciting announcements. First, our annual school arts festival will be held next friday, April seventeen in the school gym, naim. This year's theme is colours of youth. Students can sign up for singing, dancing, painting or drama. Please register with your class teacher before next wednesday. Second, i'd like to give a shout out to our school basketball team. They won the city championship last saturday with the final score of seventy eight to sixty five. Team captain in janez scored thirty points in the final game. Let's give them a big round of applause. Finally, a reminder about the library. Starting next monday, the library will extend its showers from AAM to nine PM on weekdays, one hour longer than before. This change is in response to students requests for more evening study time. If you've been looking for a quiet place to hit the books after dinner, the library is your best bet. That's alfa today. Have a great day, everyone. 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答题卡上。听力部分到此结束。 高三英语参考答案 听力：1-5 BCABA 6-10 CACBA 11-15 BCBAB 16-20 CABAC 阅读理解：21-23 ACC 24-27 DCDB 28-31 BADB 32-35 CBAD 七选五： 36-40 GACEF 完形填空：41-45 CBABC 46-50 ABADB 50-55 CDDAC 语法填空：56. to secure 57. established 58. and 59. Despite 60. an 61. mastery 62. where 63. currently 64. has transformed 65. reshaping 答案解析： 21-23 ACC 21. A 解析：本题为细节理解题。原文在 Stargazing Room 部分明确提到 Our rooftop mini-observatory opens after sunset on Saturday evenings (weather permitting).，说明观星室的开放以天气条件为前提，对应 A 选项。B项开放时间为日落后的周六晚上，并非白天时段，与原文不符。C项原文明确说明 Telescopes and expert guides are provided，博物馆会提供望远镜，无需游客自带；D项与原文括号内的 weather permitting（视天气情况而定）直接矛盾，并非无论天气如何都开放； 22. C 解析：本题为细节理解题。根据 Workshops 表格信息，7 岁儿童属于 5–9 岁 年龄组，对应匹配的是 Junior Fossil Hunter（10:30 am–12:00 pm） 工作坊，对应 C选项。A项Young Scientist Lab 的年龄要求为 10–15 岁，7 岁不符合报名条件； B、D项Ocean Discovery Zone 和 Dinosaur Hall 是常设展览，不属于需要预约的 Workshop（工作坊），不符合题干要求。 23. C 解析：本题为主旨大意题。文章开篇即宣布博物馆 2025 年 “Free Family Weekends（免费家庭周末）” 项目，随后详细介绍了展览内容、工作坊、交通方式及注意事项，核心目的是宣传这项适合家庭参与的博物馆活动，对应 C 选项。A项全文未提及博物馆的历史相关内容，属于无中生有； B项文章是活动公告，而非对儿童科学秀的评论或观后感； D项仅介绍了 Riverside Museum 这一家博物馆，未对市内多家博物馆进行对比。 24-27 DCDB 24. D 解析：本题为细节理解题。原文第一段明确提到 By noon, the shelves are bare.（到中午，货架就空了），直接对应D 选项 “被人们取空”。A项文中从未提及 Stephan 会锁上冰箱，无原文依据；B项冰箱一直放置在 Stephan 的前院，没有被搬到其他街区的相关描述； C项面包店捐赠面包是社区互助的常规行为，并非中午发生的操作，与题干时间不符。 25. C 解析：本题为细节理解题。原文第二段指出，Stephan 目睹食品价格暴涨导致纽约市大范围饥饿，食品分发站的访问量创下 840 万次的纪录，他表示 "The numbers floored me. I had to act."（这些数字让我震惊，我必须采取行动），可见设立社区冰箱的核心动机是对日益严重的饥饿问题感到震惊，对应 C 选项。 A项文章未提及 “减少食物浪费” 是 Stephan 的初衷，属于无中生有； B项文中明确说明冰箱 runs on a current of goodwill rather than funding（靠善意而非资金运转），不存在政府资助； D项物价上涨是引发饥饿的诱因，而非设立冰箱的根本动机，C选项更精准概括了行动的出发点。 26. D 解析：本题为推理判断题。原文第三段提到，冰箱的运行规则是 take what you need; give what you can（取你所需，予你所能），且 runs on a current of goodwill rather than funding（靠善意而非资金运转），当地面包店、农场主动捐赠食物，居民自愿补给，完全依赖社区邻里的慷慨互助，对应 D 选项。 A项冰箱内的物品是新鲜水果、面包、罐头等，并非只有家常菜，与原文不符；B项文中明确说明 Stephan shoulders most of the daily maintenance himself（Stephan 自己承担大部分日常维护），并非由工人团队维护；C项冰箱无慈善机构资金支持，完全靠社区自愿捐赠，与原文矛盾。 27. B 解析：本题为主旨大意题。全文围绕布鲁克林 Bed-Stuy 街区的一台亮橙色社区共享冰箱展开，不仅讲述了它解决食物短缺的作用，更重点阐述了冰箱带来的邻里联结、社区凝聚，以及该模式的扩散与影响力，核心是 “一台冰箱激活整个社区”，B 选项最贴合全文主旨。 A项文章并非介绍 “如何创办食物银行” 的方法，仅描述了社区冰箱的实践，偏离核心； C项物价上涨是背景诱因，文章核心是社区互助冰箱，而非 “对抗物价上涨”； D项仅用数据呈现饥饿危机，完全忽略了冰箱与社区互助的主线，以偏概全。 28-31 BADB 28. B解析：本题为主旨大意题。文章开篇以个人体验引入，随即指出中国正在将独处时间转变为一种社会文化现象，并具体阐述了其带来的深远社会结构变化（单人家庭比例上升）及引发的经济形态变革（“孤独经济”兴起，涵盖餐饮、家电、出行等多个消费领域）。全文核心是描述这一趋势带来的广泛社会与经济的改变。A项“独居生活的挑战”和D项“独居的利弊”在文中均非重点；C项“选择单身的原因”仅在第二段简要提及，不足以概括全文。 29. A解析：本题为词义猜测题。该短语出现在第三段首句，破折号后的内容即为其定义：“…a booming market for products and services tailored to people living alone.” 因此，它指的是一个为独居者服务的市场。B项“孤独导致的经济损失”、C项“为孤独者交友的平台”和D项“关于社交连接的理论”，均为对字面“loneliness”的过度引申，脱离了文章的明确界定。 30. D解析：本题为细节理解题。根据第五段：“China’s railway network will expand ‘quiet carriages’ to nearly all high-speed trains...” 明确说明了该服务将扩展至几乎所有高铁。A项“阻止乘客交谈”、B项“受商务旅客欢迎”、C项“依赖严格规定与罚款”在文中均未提及。文中强调的是“voluntary compliance and mutual respect”（自愿遵守与相互尊重）。 31. B解析：本题为观点态度题。通观全文，作者以客观描述现象和数据为主，体现了客观性。但同时，作者使用的语言隐含积极色彩，如将独自就餐称为“a celebrated choice”，描述独处是“restorative”、“necessary and even desirable”。这种在客观陈述中流露出的认可，符合“客观但略带积极”的判定。A项“明确批评与担忧”、C项“强烈支持鼓励”语气过当，D项“有些模糊不明”与文章明确的倾向不符。 32. C解析：本题为主旨大意题。文章开篇简要介绍了OpenClaw的功能，但随即用“However”转折，并将大部分篇幅用于详细阐述其三大风险（财务失控、API成本激增、数据暴露）及第三方技能威胁，最后段落着重给出具体的安全建议（如使用虚拟卡、设置消费限额）。全文的核心目的是警示用户风险并提供防护建议。A项“宣传”和B项“解释技术过程”仅为开头引入部分，非主旨；D项“详述发展史”在文中未涉及。对应段落：全文，特别是各段首句及结论段。 33. B解析：本题为细节理解题。根据第二段：“If the agent is linked to a payment method without a strict spending limit, a single ambiguous prompt could result in severe financial loss.” 其中“ambiguous prompt”即指被“misinterpreted prompt”，其直接后果是造成“financial loss”，前文对此的具体说明是“unauthorized disputes”（未授权的纠纷，通常涉及支付）和“unsolicited messages”（此例虽不直接涉及财务，但说明了错误指令可导致意外操作）。因此，财务损失最直接的途径是导致代理进行未授权的消费或交易。A、C、D项在文中均未提及。 34. A解析：本题为细节理解题。文章在倒数第二段（或第四段）明确总结了风险核心：“However, the core risk profile—combining deep system access with unverified third-party code—remains.” 这正是其强大系统权限与未经验证的外部技能的结合。B项“开源与创始人变动”文中未提及矛盾；C项“AI模型成本高”是具体风险之一，但非核心概括；D项“用户配置困难”非文中强调的重点。 35. D解析：本题为推理判断题。在结论段（最后一段）中，作者提出“experts strongly advise users to employ key protective measures”，随后列举的首要措施就是“using virtual payment cards to isolate real account details”。这说明提及虚拟支付卡的目的是作为一项被推荐的安全措施，其作用在于“isolate...details”（隔离账户信息），即“限制暴露”。A项“即将新增的功能”、B项“与加密货币对比”、C项“批评开发者”在文中均无依据。 36-40 GACEF 36. G 考查上下文逻辑：前句 “我们都想被看作有同理心、会体谅他人的人”，G 项 “我们都希望被身边的人喜欢和尊重” 继续推进 “自我期待” 的心理层；后句 “However” 转折，指出 “但人很容易只关注自己”，形成 “期待 vs 现实” 的对比，衔接最顺。 37. A 考查段落主旨：本段后文反复出现 “evaluate your conversations /ask yourself questions about the conversation” 等信号，A 项 “Evaluate your conversations（审视你的交谈）” 正是本段主题句，统领 “通过对话表现判断自我中心”。 38. C 考查递进逻辑：前句 “自我中心的人往往把对话拉回自己，而不是倾听并欣赏别人所说的”，C 项 “In fact, if you're self-absorbed you may not even appear to listen to others（事实上，自我中心的人甚至可能看起来根本没在听别人）” 是对 “不倾听” 的强化与递进；后句继续转向 “你是否真的在倾听”，上下文衔接自然。 39. E 考查转折结构：前句 “如果你很少考虑家人朋友的感受，你可能自我中心”；后句以 “but” 转折，强调 “但他人（尤其是亲人）不应被无视”。E 项 “关注自己的快乐和满足是可以的” 恰好构成转折关系：可以关注自己，但不能忽视他人。 40. F 考查指代与主题衔接：本段段首主题为 “Evaluate the way you respond to constructive criticism or feedback”，F 项 “People who are self-absorbed tend to distrust or dismiss feedback from others（自我中心的人往往不信任或忽视他人反馈）” 直接对应 “自我中心者对反馈的反应”，后句进一步说明 “不倾听反馈的危害”，逻辑闭环。 41-55 CBABC ABADB CDDAC 41. C。考查名词词义辨析。句意：我当时状况很糟糕。shape 在此处表示“状态、状况”，in bad shape 是固定搭配，意为“处境/状态不佳”，精准概括了作者失去母亲、住破旧房子的人生低谷状态。故选 C。 42. B。考查动词词义辨析。句意：一天，一只漂亮的猫从附近的宠物医院跑了出来。emerged 表示“出现、浮现”，emerged from 描述猫从宠物医院现身的场景，符合语境逻辑。故选 B。 43. A。考查副词词义辨析。句意：我立刻就爱上了它，把它带回了家并给它取了名字。Instantly 表示“立刻、马上”，instantly in love 体现了作者对这只猫一见钟情的情感，与后文“took her home”的行动形成呼应。故选 A。 44. B。考查动词词义辨析。句意：每晚，当我努力维持生计时，Carla 总会蜷在我的键盘上。strived 表示“努力、奋斗”，strived to make ends meet 是固定搭配，意为“努力收支平衡/维持生计”，契合作者当时艰难的生活处境。故选 B。 45. C。考查名词词义辨析。句意：她为我的生活增添了日常与规律。routine 表示“日常惯例、常规生活”，作者此前的生活混乱灰暗，猫的陪伴让生活有了固定的节奏与温暖的细节，与后文“watch old films in silence”的日常场景呼应。故选 C。 46. A。考查名词词义辨析。句意：而大多数时候，我们会一起虚度时光——有了合适的陪伴，这样的安静时光就像一种治愈。healing 表示“治愈、疗愈”，精准体现了陪伴对处于抑郁状态的作者的精神慰藉，与后文“started to see daylight”的转变呼应。故选 A。 47. B。考查动词词义辨析。句意：然后，那个决定命运的日子到来了，她实实在在地救了我的命。saved 表示“拯救”，后文讲述了火灾中猫叫醒作者的情节，save one’s life 直接点明了猫的救命行为，是全文的关键转折。故选 B。 48. A。考查动词词义辨析。句意：那是一个黎明，Carla 跳到我的床上，用力蹭我的脸，不停地喵喵叫。repeated 表示“重复、反复发出”，repeated “meows”体现了猫为了叫醒主人，急切、持续地发出叫声的状态，符合它警示危险的行为逻辑。故选 A。 49. D。考查形容词词义辨析。句意：一开始我有点烦躁，以为她只是调皮捣蛋。annoyed 表示“恼怒、不耐烦”，描述了作者被猫在黎明反复吵醒时的第一反应，与后文“dismissed her behavior as mere naughtiness”的态度呼应。故选 D。 50. B。考查名词词义辨析。句意：直到她的坚持把我彻底弄醒。persistence 表示“坚持、持续的行为”，指猫没有放弃，一直蹭脸、叫，最终让作者意识到不对劲，与前文“annoyed at first”形成转折，推动情节发展。故选 B。 51. C。考查动词词义辨析。句意：冲下楼，我吓得僵住了：浓烟从天花板喷涌而出，火舌从天花板的一块板里窜了出来。shooting 表示“喷射、窜出”，tongues of flame were shooting 是对火灾中火舌迅猛窜出的形象描写，符合火灾现场的场景逻辑。故选 C。 52. D。考查动词词义辨析。句意：后来一名消防员告诉我，如果不是 Carla 给了我那个警告，大火会烧毁整栋楼，把房子和我都化为灰烬。reduced 表示“使沦为、使变为”，reduce…to ashes 是固定搭配，意为“把……化为灰烬”，精准表达了火灾的毁灭性后果。故选 D。 53. D。考查短语动词词义辨析。句意：然而几个月后，Carla 患上了肾病，离开了我。came down with 表示“染上（疾病）、得病”，是描述生病的常用短语，契合后文“left me”的情节。故选 D。 54. A。考查名词词义辨析。句意：那天晚上，她爬到我的腿上，用爪子蹭我的脸，感觉就像是一个告别的姿态。gesture 表示“姿态、示意动作”，指猫蹭脸的行为，被作者解读为一种无声的告别，传递出温暖又伤感的氛围。故选 A。 55. C。考查动词词义辨析。句意：我知道我再也不会有另一只猫，让我欠它如此大的恩情了。owe 表示“欠（人情/恩情）”，owe such a debt 是固定搭配，意为“欠如此大的恩情”，点明了作者对 Carla 的感激与怀念。故选 C。 56. to secure 57. established 58. and 59. Despite 60. an 61. mastery 62. where 63. currently 64. has transformed 65. reshaping 56. to secure。 考查非谓语动词。句意：在法国车手 Valentin Debise 冲过终点线，拿下2026年世界超级摩托车锦标赛葡萄牙站的胜利后，中国摩托车企业家张雪几乎抑制不住自己的情绪。不定式作目的状语，表示冲过终点线的目的是“拿下、确保胜利”，符合语境逻辑。 57. established。考查非谓语动词。句意：这只是赛季的第二站，然而，一家新成立的中国制造商 ZXMoto 已经取得了其有史以来的首场比赛胜利。过去分词作前置定语，与被修饰词“manufacturer”构成被动关系，表示“被建立的、新成立的”。 58. and。考查并列连词。句意：2006年，为了获得一个上电视和展示车技的机会，他在瓢泼大雨中骑行100多公里。 and连接并列的动词短语appear on television 和 showcase his riding skills，表并列顺承的关系。 59. Despite。 考查介词。句意：尽管起初遭遇失败，他的坚持最终有了回报，为他赢得了加入一支职业赛车队的机会。表示让步关系，意为“尽管”，后接名词“failure”，构成介词短语作状语。 60. an。考查冠词。句意：尽管起初遭遇失败，他的坚持最终有了回报，为他赢得了加入一支职业赛车队的机会。“opportunity”为可数名词单数，且发音以元音音素开头，故用不定冠词“an”，表示“一次机会”。 61. mastery。 考查名词构词。句意：2009至2012年间，他在浙江的一家摩托车厂工作，熟练掌握了整车开发的全流程。固定搭配“get a good mastery of”意为“精通、熟练掌握”，此处需用名词形式“mastery”。 62. where。 考查定语从句。句意：2013年，他搬到中国摩托车产业的重要枢纽重庆，在那里开启了自己的摩托车制造之路。先行词为地点名词“Chongqing”，关系副词“where”在从句中充当地点状语，修饰先行词。 63. currently。 考查副词。句意：展望未来，张说他的目标是在五年内夺取目前由国际大品牌占据的一半以上市场份额。用副词修饰过去分词“held”，表示“目前、当前被占据的”。 64. has transformed。 考查动词时态。句意：对于许多中国摩托车手来说，ZXMoto 已经从一个传统制造商的角色转变为一种自豪的象征。句子强调从过去到现在的变化，主语“ZXMoto”为单数，故用现在完成时“has transformed”。 65. reshaping。 考查非谓语动词。句意：对于许多中国摩托车手来说，ZXMoto 已经从一个传统制造商的角色转变为一种自豪的象征，以前所未有的方式重塑着国内摩托车行业的格局。现在分词作结果状语，表示“转变为自豪象征”这一动作自然带来的结果，即“重塑了国内摩托车格局”。 写作 第一节 参考范文 Last Friday, the Student Union of our school held a meaningful English debate on whether we should prioritize universities or majors in college application. Both sides passionately presented their views, which sparked a heated discussion among the students. Supporters of top universities argue that famous schools provide abundant learning resources, broad platforms and more promising job opportunities. What’s more, they attach great importance to the long-term social advantages brought by famous schools. However, those who prioritize suitable majors firmly believe that matching personal hobbies lays a solid long-term foundation for lifelong career development. Only in this way can students keep motivated and achieve greater academic progress. The activity not only cultivates our critical thinking skills but also helps us view college application in a more balanced and reasonable way. 写作 第二节 参考范文 Feeling the weight of the moment, Alex waited until the classroom emptied. He approached Leo, whose face was pale. “Outside, now,” Alex said firmly. Under the old oak tree, Alex confronted him quietly. “I saw the note.” Leo’s denial died in his throat, replaced by shame. “You’re my best friend,” Alex said, placing a hand on his shaking shoulder. “You must tell Mr. Davies yourself. I’ll be with you.” The fear in Leo’s eyes slowly gave way to resolve. That newfound resolve led Leo, with Alex silently by his side, to knock on Mr. Davies’s door after school. He confessed with a trembling voice. The consequence was direct: a failed exam. Walking out, the weight felt different—no longer secret guilt, but a clear consequence faced. He looked at Alex with steady clarity. “Thank you,” he whispered. Their friendship, tested by fire, remained. It was now stronger, built not on shared secrets, but on chosen honesty and the courage to face one’s mistakes. 一、续写核心思路分析 范文严格遵循了“承接-发展-解决-升华”的叙事逻辑： 第一段：从“内心冲突”到“关键对话” 核心任务：将原文戛然而止的“抉择”转化为具体行动。范文没有让Alex选择“公开举报”或“彻底沉默”这两个极端，而是创造了一个更成熟、更有建设性的“第三条路”：私下对质，并引导好友主动承担责任。 情节设计：等待 → 对质 → 揭穿 → 引导 → 支持。这个链条的关键在于，Alex既是原则的捍卫者（“你必须自己说”），也是友谊的支持者（“我会陪着你”），这为Leo的转变和友谊的存续奠定了合理基础。 第二段：从“承担责任”到“获得成长” 核心任务：展现“决心”的后果与价值。情节聚焦于“认错”这一行为本身及其带来的心理解放，而非渲染惩罚的严重性。 情节设计：行动（敲门/坦白）→ 结果（挂科）→ 心理转变（如释重负）→ 关系重构（友谊升华）。重点从“接受外部惩罚”转向“获得内心成长”，强调了诚实和担当带来的积极力量。 二、 动作与情感词汇运用分析 范文通过精炼的“动作链”和“情感外化”描写，让人物栩栩如生。 段落 人物 动作链(体现发展与状态) 情感外化词汇(体现心理变化) 第一段​ Alex​ waited→ approached→ said firmly→ confronted quietly→ placing a hand 通过firmly, quietly等副词和placing a hand的安抚性动作，塑造其冷静、坚定、支持的复杂形象。 Leo​ (脸色)pale→ denial died→ shaking shoulder pale(恐惧) → shame(羞愧) → fear(害怕) → resolve(决心)。清晰展现了从防御到崩溃，再到萌生勇气的情感弧线。 第二段​ Leo​ knock→ confessed with a trembling voice→ looked with steady clarity→ whispered trembling voice(紧张但诚实) → steady clarity(坦然与坚定)。这对矛盾形容词的并置，极富张力地展现了“承担后果”所带来的内心成长与平静。 友谊​ tested by fire→ remained→ stronger 用比喻tested by fire形象地说明了经历的严峻，而remained和stronger则体现了关系的韧性与升华。 三、 主题升华的句子运用 范文的精华在于其结尾对主题的提炼，将一个故事提升为普遍的价值探讨。 核心升华句：“It was now stronger, built not on shared secrets, but on chosen honesty and the courage to face one’s mistakes.” 技巧分析：此句采用了对比结构​ (not on..., but on...)。 效果：它从根本上重新定义了这段友谊的基石——从孩童时期单纯的“共享秘密”（可能包含顽皮、逃避），转变为成年世界更珍贵的“共同选择的诚实”与“面对错误的勇气”。这直接回应并超越了原文中“是否告发秘密”的初级道德困境。 辅助升华点：“The weight felt different”：将抽象的“负担”具体化、对比化，从“秘密的愧疚”变为“清晰的后果”，暗示承担明确的责任比背负模糊的罪恶感更让人坦然。 “Thank you”：简单的两个字，在此语境下含义丰富。它不仅是感谢陪伴，更是感谢对方迫使自己走上正确的、虽然艰难的道路，认可了这份“艰难的爱”。 听力录音稿（Listening scripts） Text 1 M: I thought the meeting was at 3:00. I've been waiting in the conference room for 20 minutes. W: Didn't you get the email? It was pushed back to 3:45. You've still got about 25 minutes. Text 2 W: Hello, this is Green's Dental Office. How can I help you? M: Hi, I'd like to change my appointment from Thursday to Friday, if possible. Text 3 W: Tom, are you driving to the airport? The traffic report says the highway is packed. M: I think I'll take the subway instead. I don't want to miss my flight because of a traffic jam. W: Smart choice. The subway station is just around the corner. Text 4 W: The sweater is nice, but it's 400 yuan. That's a bit steep for us. M: The second one is half price. If we each get one, we'd save quite a bit. W: Good thinking. Let's do it. Text 5 W: How was the concert last night? I heard the singer was fantastic. M: The singer was great, no doubt. But the sound system was terrible — you could barely hear the lyrics over the noise. It really took the shine off the whole experience. Text6 W: Welcome to City Library. How can I help you? M: Hi, I reserved two books online — one on European history and one on modern art. The order number is 7742. W: Let me check... I found the European history book, but the modern art one is currently checked out by another reader. It should be returned by next Monday. M: Oh, that's too bad. I need both for my paper, which is due next Friday. W: You could try our partner library on Oak Street. They usually have a copy. Or I can put you on the waiting list here. M: I'll try Oak Street first. If that doesn't work out, please add me to the list. Text7 M: Hi, Linda. You look worn out. Is everything okay? W: Hi, Jack. I've been burning the midnight oil all week. I have a big presentation for my history class on Friday. M: What's the topic? W: The Silk Road and how it influenced trade between China and Europe. I've finished the research, but I'm still working on the slides. M: Need any help? I'm pretty handy with presentation software. W: That would be a lifesaver! I'm struggling with the layout and the charts. M: How about we meet at the library tomorrow afternoon around 3? I'm free after my math class. W: Perfect. Thanks so much, Jack. M: Don't mention it. That's what friends are for. Text8 W: So I have two apartments to show you today. The first one is on Oak Street. It's a one-bedroom for eight hundred a month. It's cozy, but the kitchen is quite small. M: Hmm, I do a lot of cooking, so a small kitchen might be something I can't live with. What about the other one? W: The second one is on Maple Avenue. It's a bit more — nine-fifty a month — but it has a larger kitchen and a balcony. All basic services including water and electricity are covered in the rent, except internet. M: That sounds much better, honestly. I don't mind paying a little extra for the space. Is there parking available? W: Yes, there's a small lot behind the building. It's first come, first served, though. M: All right. Could I see that one first? Text9 M: Amy, I heard you just got back from your job interview. How did it go? W: Hard to say, really. The interviewer was friendly, which helped me relax. But honestly, I was a bit nervous at first. M: That's normal. What position did you apply for? W: A marketing assistant position at a tech company downtown. They focus on developing educational apps for kids. M: That sounds right up your alley! What kind of questions did they ask? W: Mostly about social media marketing and content creation. They also asked me to talk about a campaign I managed during my internship last summer. M: How did you answer? W: I talked about the campaign for that local bookstore — the one that increased their online followers by 40 percent in two months. M: Impressive! When will you hear back? W: Within a week. I'm keeping my fingers crossed. M: I'm sure you'll get it. You're the perfect fit. W: Thanks, Mike. That means a lot. Text10 Good morning, everyone. Welcome to today's school radio broadcast. I'm your host, Kevin, with some exciting announcements. First, our annual School Arts Festival will be held next Friday, April 17th, in the school gymnasium. This year's theme is "Colors of Youth." Students can sign up for singing, dancing, painting, or drama. Please register with your class teacher before next Wednesday. Second, I'd like to give a shout-out to our school basketball team. They won the city championship last Saturday with a final score of 78 to 65. Team captain Zhang Wei scored 30 points in the final game. Let's give them a big round of applause! Finally, a reminder about the library. Starting next Monday, the library will extend its hours from 8 a.m. to 9 p.m. on weekdays, one hour longer than before. This change is in response to students' requests for more evening study time. If you've been looking for a quiet place to hit the books after dinner, the library is your best bet. That's all for today. 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