湖北郧阳中学、恩施高中2025-2026学年高一下学期5月期中英语试题

/x,1川7 115.(19八、 2026年5月高一英语考试答案及解析 参考答案 1-5 AABCC 6-10 ABABC 11-15 BABBC 16-20 ABCCA 21-23DBC 24-27 CDBD 28-31 BDDB 32-35 BAAC 36-40 BCDAG 41-45 BADAC 46-50 BABAB 51-55 BABCD 56.to mark 57.was staged 58.guided 59.richness 60.professionals 61.and 62.when 63.as 64.simply 65.bringing A篇【语篇出处】Anti-Anxiety_for_Teens--January-2026 【文章大意】本文是一篇应用文，介绍了能缓解焦虑的播客和书籍。 2l.D【解析】推理判断题，根据文章第一段“there are numerous tools-from podcasts to publications--that can help you to make sense of your feelings and develop strategies to reduce the symptoms and overall impact of anxiety”可以推论出，本文的目标读者为 受到焦虑困扰的人，故选D。 22.B【解析】细节理解题。根据文章MINDFUL THINGS一段中“who is better than a former patient at McLean Hospital,a psychiatric facility in Massachusetts'”可见，这个播客的特点是其主持人原来是病人的身份，因此能给听众提供更感同身受的建 议，故选B。 23.C【解析】细节理解题。根据文章倒数第二段中in this journal you can write your goals,feelings,.achievemenis and anything else that you feel is important,,which can make it easy to monitor your progress”可知，这本书可以让读者记录自己的进步， 故选C B篇【语篇出处】Reader Digest 【文章大意】本文是一篇记叙文.Brian Peterson搬到加州后，常看到一位无家可归者在街角吵闹。一次他阅读《Love Does》 这本书，深受书中践行爱心理念的启发，主动上前与这位流浪汉搭话并了解了他的经历，身为艺术专业毕业生的Petersor加为其 画肖像，并创办非营利组织，专门为无家可归者绘制肖像画。画作售卖所得一半存入爱心账户，帮助流浪者重新立足；更深远的 意义是改变了大众对无家可归者的刻板印象，让人们愿意走近、理解并接纳他们。 24.C【解析】细节理解。原文定位：第二段Inspired by what he read in the book,Peterson made an unexpccted decision:He was going to go outside and introduce himself.正是书中传递的理念促使他主动结识对方，故答案为C。 25.D【解析】细节理解。原文定位：第四段Working from a black-and-white photo of the subject taken with his phone,.Peterson chooses colors inspired by the subject's personality and life story,creating a moving portrait.根据人物的性格与人生经历配色，画 出感人的肖像，所以D选项Touching due to relating models''experiences(因关联/讲述模特自身经历而动人)完全契合。 26.B【解析】推理判断。原文定位：第五段But there's more to the finished products than the money they bring to someone who's down and out.He's discovered that the buyers tend to connect to the story of the person in the painting,finding similarities and often friendship with someone they might have otherwise overlooked and stereotyped.But I see homeless people differently now.买家会共情画中人的故事，不再用刻板眼光看待流浪者，人们看待无家可归者的态度发生转变。 27.D【解析】主旨大意。Peterson从一次主动搭话的小小善举做起，发展成公益事业，既帮助流浪者，又改变社会偏见，契合D 选项A small act makes a big difference。 C篇【语篇出处】htps:/www.economist,com/science-and-technology/2026/03/04/ 【文章大意】本文是一篇说明文，主要介绍基因编辑与人工智能技术在水果改良中的应用，并说明相关监管政策的简化将进 一步推动该领域发展。 28.B【解析】猜测词义题。根据第一段内容，文段主要介绍通过基因编辑培育无籽黑莓、无核樱桃，核心是去除水果果籽。由 此可推断，eviscerated在此指除去果实种子。 29.D【解析】细节理解题。根据文章第三段中Moreover,unlike existing genetically engineered crops,.those made using CRISPR do not require DNA from a foreign organism to be introduced-a practice that puts customers off,"可知，CRISPR技术的优 势在于，它不需要插入外来生物的DNA,这是和早期基因工程技术的不同之处。 30.D【解析】推理判断题。文章第四段先提出“Artificial intelligence is helping scientists design fruit more efficiently.The predictive power of computational modelling and machine learning allows them to discover more quickly how multiple genes and biochemical pathways,as well as environmental factors,will come together to produce more complex qualities,such as the chemicals that generate different tastes and change their appearance”,指出AI正助力科学家更高效地设计水果。借助计算建模与 机器学习的预测能力，科学家能够更快探明多种基因、生化通路以及环境因素如何协同作用，从而培育出更复杂的性状，随后 以.Green Venus公司为例，说明该公司利用CRISPR技术阻碍多酚氧化酶的作用，培育出不会褐变的牛油果。由此可以推断，作 者举这个例子是为了说明AI技术改变了水果的特性。 31.B【解析】观点态度题。根据前文欧盟出台协议旨在简化新型基因组技术培育作物的上市流程，再结合文末关键表述m appropriatel小uitful approach(恰当且富有成效的方案)可推知，作者对欧盟此次临时协议持赞同认可的态度。 D篇【语篇出处】《考研英语经济学人双语精读》 【文章大意】本文是一篇科技说明文科学家研发出一款开创性的3D打印芯片人体装置，可模拟药物在人体内的代谢流动， 替代传统的动物实验。该装置设有五个隔间，分别模拟人体心、肺、肾、肝、大脑，并借助P℉T扫描生成精细三维影像，精准监测药 物在模拟器官内的流动与作用效果。这款装置灵活性极强，可构建各类疾病模型、研究器官间及疾病间的相互影响，不仅能加 快新药研发进程，还有望大幅减少全球药物研发中的动物实验。 32.B【解析】细节理解。定位第一段：Thousands of animals are used..yet many drugs tested on animals do not end up showing any clinical benefit..每年大量动物被用于药物实验，但很多在动物身上测试的药物最终没有临床效用，说明传统方式效果不佳， 效率低下。A选项文中未提及情感层面的残忍。 33.A【解析】细节理解。produce detailed3 D images showing what is going on inside the tiny organs.PET扫描的核心作用 是生成三维影像，呈现药物在模拟器官内部的流动情况。 34.A【解析】推理判断。定位第四段。该装置灵活性高，用途只受细胞模型和科研设想限制，说明应用范围十分广泛」 35.C【解析】主旨大意、全文核心：芯片人体装置，核心亮点是替代动物实验、有望实现无动物药物测试，同时助力新药研发。 七选五【语篇出处】WellBeing-issue219_2025 【文章大意】本文是一篇围绕自我信任、忠丁本心展开的文章，指出人常被他人期待左右；自我信任无法被人教，只能自我培养 并介绍了建立自我信任的方法；最后强调建立自我信任是长期过程，坚持倾听内心就能收获长久自信。 36.B【解析】过渡衔接。前文很少自问是否信任自己，后文说常受制于他人期待。B项转折引出自我信任决定人生选择，衔 接前后文意。 37.C【解析】过渡衔接。前文讲自我信任没人教授，后文说现实中遵从本心很难、需日常积累。C项承接上文，点明要靠自己 建立自我信任，承上启下。 38.D【解析】段落主旨。后文讲迁就他人、忽视自我，要善待自己、遵从本心做选择，D项为本段中心句，总领下文以自我关 怀做选择的内容。 39.A【解析】过渡衔接。前文讲要为自己坚持付出，后文说这是反复倾听内心的过程，A项表示没有完美和快捷的方式，自 然出后文循序渐进的过程。 40. G【解析】结尾总结。前文说坚守月我会不断强化信任。G项收尾升华，点明坚持之后会正视自我需求，收获长久自我信 任。 完形填空【语篇出处】The globe and mail21 January,.2026 【文章大意】作者在一次野外滑雪中体力透支崩溃大哭，朋友开玩笑定下“一天只哭一次”的规则。后来这个规则变成一种生 活态度：不必时刻坚强，允许自已脆弱，释放情绪后再重新出发。生活不需要完美，接纳不完美，才能更轻松地前行。 41.B【解析】句意：一开始只是个玩笑，最终演变成了我的人生座右铭。um变成；dividc分开；step步入look看起来，均不符 合“从玩笑变成信条”的含义。 42.A【解析】句意：虽然我是一名有经验的长跑运动员，但那天我忽略了所有耐力运动的营养规则。experienced:有经验的， 老练的；后文说自己体力不支崩溃，用“尽管有经验”形成转折，逻辑最通顺。 43.D【解析】句意：我不理会、拒绝听取Andrew反复让我休息的建议，refuse:拒绝；adopt::采纳，收养；expect::期待；appreciate: 欣赏。 44.A【解析】句意：我的手杖散落在雪道上，自尊心受到了伤害。prid:自尊，骄傲；作者一直想表现得冷静坚强，结果当众崩遗 大哭，觉得很丢脸，伤到自尊。 45.C【解析】句意：我甚至想放弃野外滑雪。give up放弃；take up开始从事pick up捡起set up建立，均不符合情绪崩溃后的 想法。 46.B【解析】句意：Andrew走过来安慰我，还开了个玩笑。comfort::安慰，抚慰。朋友看到作者崩溃大哭，第一反应是安慰，符合 语境。 47.A【解析】句意：你做了这么艰难的事，完全有哭的权利。后文多次出现doing hard things,,前后呼应。 48.B【解析】句意：就这样，这句座右铭诞生了.be born:诞生，产生。表示这个Z座右铭在这一刻被创造出来。 49. A【解析】句意：吃了点糖后我振作起来，继续走完了剩下的路程。continue::继续。情绪恢复后继续前进，逻辑最自然。 50. B【解析】句意：随着时间的流逝，这个玩笑就变成了一个规则。me:规则，结合文章开头和后面故事发展，可以看出起初 的一个玩笑最终就变成了一个规则。 51. B【解析】句意：每次有朋友和我们一起去野外滑雪，我们都会让他们了解装备、风景以及“哭泣规则”，introduce sb to sth: 使某人初次了解。 52.A【解析】句意：原因是自然而然.不言而喻的：做困难的事本身就是困难的.butm:内在的，固有的，理所当然的。表示不 用多解释，大家都懂。 53. B【解析】句意：“一天一哭”的规则不在于眼泪，而在于允许自己被压力击垮。permission:允许，许可，指允许自己脆弱，不 必一直强撑。 54.C【解析】句意：生活不必表现得完美无瑕，才值得去享受。perf®cty:完美地。作者想表达：不用时刻坚强、事事做好，也可以 好好生活。 55.D【解析】句意：允许自己哭一会儿，花几分钟平复情绪、重整状态。collect oneself:固定短语，意为“使自己镇定，恢复平静， 收拾心情”。 语法填空【语篇出处】https:://newssearch.chinadaily.com.cn/en 【文章大意】本文为新闻类短文，围绕2026年联合国中文日展开，介绍全球多地及联合国总部举办各类文化庆祝活动，活动形 式丰富、聚焦非遗与文化展示；旨在推广中文语言文化、表彰联合国中文从业人士贡献，并阐述语言文化在增进全球互信、文明 交流、缓和国际局势中的重要价值。 56.to mark【解析】非谓语动词。不定式作目的状语，说明举办文化活动的目的是纪念2026联合国中文日。 57. was staged【【解析】时态语态。主语celebration与stage为被动关系，讲述过去事件，用一般过去时被动语态。 58.guided《解析】非谓语定语。过去分词作定语，guided exhibition tours表示有专人引导的展览参观”。 第5页共10页 59.richness【【解析】词性转。定词词he后接名词，需将形容词rich变为名词richness,.表“丰富性”. 60. professionals【解析】名词单复数。此处泛指语言行业专业人员，用复数形式表一类人。 6l.amd【解析】连词填空，连接cultural exchange,.mutual learning与China's role三个并列成分，用and, 62. when【解析】定语从句，先行词为表时间的time,从句缺少时间状语，用关系副词when。 63. as【解析】固定搭配。serve as为固定短语，意为“充当；作为”。 64. simply【解析】词性转。用副词simply修饰arc,not simply...but表“不仅.而且”。 65. bringing【解析】非谓语并列。与前面presenting构成并列现在分词，作伴随状语。 应用文：Possible version: Dear Tom, Knowing that you've become deeply interested in Chinese language and culture since the UN Chinese Language Day was held in New York,I'm writing to invite you to participate in the Chinese Culture Experience Activity in our school this summer vacation. The activity is scheduled to be held from July 15th to 21st and it includes a variety of interesting programs,such as Chinese calligraphy,paper-cutting and Chinese classic songs.You can learn to write Chinese characters with brushes and create beautiful paper-cut works by yourself.Additionally,there will be tea tasting sessions,Chinese painting exhibitions,and short lectures on Chinese history and customs. Taking part in the activity will be of great benefit to you.Not only can you improve your Chinese,but you will also gain a better insight into Chinese traditional culture and feel the unique beauty behind it.Meanwhile,you can make more friends who share the same passion Your participation is highly expected.Looking forward to your early reply. Yours, LiHua 读后续写： 【语篇出处】The People's Friend6 September,,2025 【文章解析】作为学校里众星捧月的“女王蜂”，Kellie对新学年充满期待，直到转校生Colette带着酷炫的自行车和法语能力 出现，抢走了她所有朋友的关注，甚至让她陷入被孤立的境地。Ki既嫉妒又愤怒，感到前所未有的孤独。但是随着时间的推移， 她发现Colette身上很多的优点并以Colette为榜样，最终两人成了最好的朋友，互相陪伴。 Possible version: The day of the new school was especially unbearable.Colette distracted all my friends.My brandnew guinea-pig pencil case felt heavy and useless in my hand without any appeal for them.The wall,which should have been lined with familiar faces waiting for me,was empty now.The usual chorus of "Kellie!"and"Look at her new bag!"gave way to excitement centered around Colette. During the lunch time,the people I used to have dinner with disappeared from sight completely and nobody came sniffing round my lunchbox to see what treats I had bought.On the first day of the new school,I was alone,chewing my dinner by myself.In contrast, Colette was surrounded by people,chatting and bursting into laughter from time to time.My title as Queen Bee seemed to have disappeared overnight,and I spent the entire morning feeling invisible. However,with time going by,I was also attracted by Colette.It wasn't just the racing bike.It was the effortless way she smiled at everyone,making even the shyest kids feel included.Her humor often made me laugh my head off,bringing a lot of fun and variety to my sehool life.One afternoon,when I was struggling to open a stubborn glue stick,she simply appeared beside me, chatting away in her soft accent and offering a helping hand.Her kindness wasn't a performance for popularity;it was genuine. Gradually,I realized that while I had been busy collecting admirers with my new things,Colette was collecting friends with her warmth and good qualities.I began to understand that being"Queen Bee"wasn't about having the best pencils or the loudest fans-it was about making others feel seen,something Colette did naturally,and something I now wanted to learn. 录音原文 Text1怪味鱼罐头 M:Does this canned fish taste funny to you?I think it might be time to throw it out. W:This is a special kind of canned fish from Sweden.It has a really strong flavor,but it hasr't gone bad Text2药店买药推断题-谈话背景类 W:Hi there,my grandpa just started to feel uncomfortable after he had lunch at the restaurant.Fortunately,the pain is not that serious.M:Oh,I can only give you some painkillers.But if the pain doesn't stop,you should take him to see a doctor. Text3去巴黎出差 M:Hey,Anna.What brings you to Paris?Are you traveling here? W:No,I've come with my company's team to attend the trade show.I didn't expect to run into my old friend here. Text4日常生活 M:I can't find my baseball cap.Have you seen it anywhere? W:Oh,it occurred to me that you left it at the training center this morning:Don't worry.I need to return some books this afternoon, and I'll pick it up for you on my way back. Text5国际自行车挑战赛 M:Have you heard about the Zhangjiajie cycling event iast Sunday? W:The one at Tianmen Mountain?How big was ii? M:1,500 international riders took part.The challenge was tough.They tested speed and endurance on a cliff road. Text62025仟维尔纽斯柯基犬赛事第7题为推断题-身份关系类 W:Hey,did you know about the Corgi Race Vilnius 2025? M:No.Is it a new event? W:Actually,it's an annual one!This year it took place in Vilnius on August 23rd and 24th.Corgi owners let their dogs run in the races. M:Oh,do they just race,or are there other activities? W:There's a costume contest tool Can you imagine dogs in little costumes competing? M:Oh,that must be interesting! W:Yeah.Maybe we can note it down and plan a day off to go next year: M:That'd be great,but we'd better get back to work now.We still need to finish the project report before the meeting this afternoon. W:Right!Let's focus on that first. Text7筹备聚会第8题为推断题-行为动作类 W:I've sent out all the invitations for the get-together,Charlie M:That's good,Jenny.So what's next on our to-do list? W:We need to decide on the menu.That's the most important part now. M:Do you have anything in mind?How about fried fish or roast beef? 第8页共10页 W:Well,I think I'm going to make the chicken salad we had at Pompa last time.Remember I asked the chef how to make it? M:Yeah,but did you forget that Linda doesn't eat chicken? W:Oh,no!I forgot to invite her!She'll be mad at me. M:Well,it's not too late yet.I'll contact her right now.Take it easy. W:1Thank you.You really saved the day,Charlie. Text 8 ChatGPT W:Hey Jason,have a look at this article. M:Well,it is well-organized around the central theme.Did you write it? W:1No,actually,it was written by ChatGPT.Last night I saw my dad use it at work.I found it so amazing.So I used it to create an English article then.I think it could change how we study. M:12Hmm,I'm not sure.I mean,wouldn't depending too much on AI make us lazy or something? W:13But ChatGPT could act as a sort of study partner.It is always there to help us when we're stuck on a problem. M:Wouldn't it be better to ask a teacher or a classmate for help instead? W:Sure,but sometimes teachers are busy,and not everyone feels comfortable asking their classmates for help. M:Okay,you've convinced me.ChatGPT can be a useful study tool if we use it right. Text9加拿大厨师在南宁享受生活第15题为推断题-数字类 M:14Hi,Cindy!How have you been?Do you remember my Canadian friend Trevor Scott?He's been in China for quite a while- now. W:The chef guy?I remember him.15When did he first come to China? M:15In 2010!He took a head chef position at a restaurant in Beijing back then.But he didn't stay there forever. W:Where did he go?I thought he liked Beijing. M:5He met a girl from Nanning,fell in love and married her!Nine years after he came to China,he followed her back to her hometown. W:Aw,that's such a sweet story!So what's he up to in Nanning now?Does he run his own restaurant,or work as a foreign teacher at a school? M:Well,he joined a local barbecue restaurant there.He really enjoys both his work and life there. W:Happy for him. Txt10创办学校职业俱乐部第19题为推断题-身份关系类 M:Have you eyer thought about starting a school club?It can be fun.1When I was in primary school,a Careers Day with inspiring guest speakers motivated me to set up a career club when I entered middle school.The club aims to help students learn about future jobs,invite guest speakers,and explore career paths.Our new club lets us discuss interesting careers,and we hope to invite speakers from fields like medicine,finance,and Al,who can share real-life experiences and inspire new ideas.It also gives us a space to talk about personal interests.For example,I'd like to act in films.Most importantly,it shows kids it's never too late to dream about the future.Starting a club is simple:First,make a researched proposal with benefits and meeting details.Next,find a teacher who's willing to support you as an adviser.Then,get approval from the head teacher.After that,spread the word to recruit members. Finally,hold the first meeting to set rules and collect ideas.高一英语 第一部分听力（共两节，满分30分) 做题时，先将答案标在试卷上。录音内容结束后，你将有两分钟的时间将试卷上的答案转涂 到答题卡上。 第一节（共5小题；每小题1.5分，满分7.5分) 听下面5段录音。每段录音后有一个小题，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。 1.What does the woman say about the canned fish? A.It is still good. B.It has a nice smell. C.It has gone bad. 2. Where are the speakers probably? A.At the drugstore. B.At the hospital. C.At a restaurant. 3.Why does Anna come to Paris? A.To do some sightseeing. B.To go on business. C.To visit a friend. 4.What is the woman going to do first this afternoon? A.Fetch the baseball cap. B.Take a class. C.Go to the library. 5.What are the speakers talking about? A.A scenic spot. B.A local cycling activity. C.An international event. 第二节（共15小题；每小题1.5分，满分22.5分） 听下面5段录音。每段录音后有几个小题，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。 听第6段录音，回答第6、7题。 6.How long did the Corgi Race Vilnius last? A.Two days. B.Three days. C.Four days. 7.What is the relationship between the speakers? A.Family members. B.Colleagues. C.Neighbors. 第1页共12页 听第7段录音，回答第8至10题。 8.What are the speakers doing? A.Preparing for a party B.Making a to-do list. C.Extending the invitations. 9.What does Jenny plan to make for the get-together? A.Roast beef. B.Chicken salad. C.Fried fish. 10.How does Jenny sound in the end? A.Surprised. B.Worried. C.Relieved 听第8段录音，回答第11至13题。 11.What did the woman do last night? A.She did the housework. B.She used AI to write an article. C.She helped her father with his work 12.What is Jason's main concern about ChatGPT? A.It will make people lazy. B.It will limit students'creativity. C.It will cause teachers to lose their jobs. 13.What is the benefit of ChatGPT in the woman's opinion? A.Enriching school life. B.Providing help in time. C.Improving teaching efficiency. 听第9段录音，回答第14至17题。 14.Who is Cindy probably? A.The man's manager. B.The man's friend. C.The man's customer. When did Trevor Scott leave Beijing? A.In2010. B.In2015 C.n2019. 16.Why did Trevor Scott move to Nanping? A.He married a woman from Nanning. B.He got a better position there. C.He enjoyed the local culture. 第2页共12页 17.What is Trevor Scott's current job? A.He teaches at a school. B.He works at a restaurant. C.He runs his own business. 听第10段录音，回答第18至20题。 18.What inspired the speaker to start a career club? A.A teacher's suggestion. B.A classmate's experience C.Guest speakers'lectures. 19.What does the speaker probably want to be in the future? A.A doctor. B.A banker. C.An actor. 20.What is the second step to start a school club? A.Find a supportive teacher. B.Make a proposal. C.Recruit members. 第二部分阅读（共两节，满分50分) 第一节（共15小题；每小题2.5分，满分37.5分) 阅读下列短文，从每题所给的A、B、C、D四个选项中选出最佳选项。 A Dealing with the challenges that anxiety brings can be difficult,but it's important to remember that you are not powerless.Thanks to the wonders of technology,there are numerous tools-from podcasts (to publications-that can help you to make sense of your feelings and develop strategies to reduce the symptoms and overall impact of anxiety.Let's take a look at how you can give yourself the power to put anxiety in its place. Podcasts: Tune out those anxious thoughts by tuning in to some of the best self-help podcasts HAPPIER Hosted by bestselling author Gretchen Rubin and her younger sister,Elizabeth,this uplifting listen offers a range of insights and tips on how to live a life that will make you happier.If you're pushed for time,the“Little Happier'”segments(片段)can be a quick boost. MINDFUL THINGS When it comes to throwing light on the battle with mental heatth,who is better than a former patient at McLean Hospital,a psychiatric(精神病学的)facility in Massachusetts?Now a digital media specialist at McLean,Trevor Chamberlain's honest and moving insight is a fascinating listen. 第3页共12页 Books: Allow the written word to help you turn the page on anxiety. THE ANXIETY WORKBOOK By Rebecca Louise Yate In this journal you can write your goals,feelings,achievements and anything else that you feel is important,which can make it easy to monitor your progress.It includes to-do lists,gratitude pages,a physical workout planner and tips to help put your mindset into perspective. THE DBT SKILLS WORKBOOK By Teen Thrive This workbook is a fun guide to managing stress and anxiety,helping you to learn effective communication skills and better understand your emotions by using DBT,a form of therapy that can lead you to accepting yourself while also working to improve on the things you don't oarticularly like about yourself. 21.Who are those podcasts and books designed for? A.Technology enthusiasts. B.Powerless readers. C.Podcasters and publishers. D.Sufferers of anxiety. 22.What is special about MINDFUL THINGS? A.It can cure a mental patient. B.It offers first-hand experience. C.It can define a new career path D.It can improve one's mental health 23.Which offers a way to track your advance? A.HAPPIER B.MINDFUL THINGS C.THE ANXIETY WORKBOOK. D.THE DBT SKILLS WORKBOOK. B In the summer of 2015,Brian Peterson and his wife had just moved to California.Outside the couple's apartment,a homeless man was often shouting on the street corner,sometimes keeping them awake at night.Peterson would pass the guy but they never spoke. One day,Peterson was reading the book Love Does,about the power of love in action,when his quiet was disturbed by the homeless man.Inspired by what he read in the book,Peterson made an anexpected decision:He was going to go outside and introauce nimself. 第4页共12页 In that first conversation,Peterson learned that the man's name was Matt Faris."It was the strangest thing to me,"Peterson recalled later."I saw beauty on the face of a man who hadn't shaved or had a shower in probably a year.But his story,the life inside of him,inspired me."Even though Peterson,a graduate of Art,hadn't picked up a paintbrush in eight years,he found himself asking if he could paint Faris's portrait.Faris said yes. Peterson's connection with Faris led him to form Faces of Santa Ana,a nonprofit organization focused on painting portraits of those who are unhoused.Working from a black-and-white photo of the subject taken with his phone,Peterson chooses colors inspired by the subject's personality and life story, creating a moving portrait. Peterson sells the vibrant canvas (for a few thousand dollars,putting half into what he calls a "love account"for his moder He then helps people use the money to get back on their feet.But there's more to the finished products than the money they bring to someone who's down and out.He's discovered that the buyers tend to connect to the story of the person in the painting,finding similarities and often friendship with someone they might have)therwise overlooked and stereotyped(刻板思维) "People often tell me,I was the one that would cross the street.But I see homeless people differently now,'”Peterson says.“Ididn't know that would happen.” 24.What caused Peterson to connect with the homeless man? A.The man's unbearable shouting. B.His desire to know new people. C.The message delivered in a book. D.An unexpected meeting on the street. 25.What is the feature of Peterson's portraits? A.Beautiful due to presenting various colors. B.Realistic due to taking advantage of photos. C.Professional due to his long-time art learning D.Touching due to relating models'experiences. 26.What value do Peterson's paintings bring besides money? A.Lifting the homeless out of their hardship. B.Changing people's attitude to the homeless. C.Helping buyers find more similar friends. D.Making a healthy profit to continue the activity. 27.What does the author want to convey through the passage? A.Every cloud has a silver lining. B.One good turn deserves another. C.Don't judge a book by its cover. D.A small act makes a big difference. 第5页共12页 C "You don't notice the seeds in a blackberry until you've tried a seedless one,"says Tom Adams,the boss of Pairwise,a biotech company in North Carolina that is working on the first type of such a fruit. Gene-edited(基因编辑的)blackberries are not technically without seeds.Rather,.as with seedless grapes,. those seeds are so small and soft as to be unnoticeable.Late last year Pairwise announced a joint project with a fruit-breeding company to develop stoneless cherries,following the success of seedless grapes, watermelons and easy-peel mandarins.It is only a matter of time until more challenging fruits are similarly eviscerated. Over thousands of years of planting,humans have bred (fruit to their liking.Today's peaches are 16 times the size of their ancient ancestors.The 1,200 varieties of watermelon are hardly similar to the pale and seed-filled ones of the past,and also tend to be sweeter. As Pairwise's blackberries show,advances in gene editing are allowing fruits to be changed in new ways.CRISPR,the most popular such technique at the moment,and the one employed by Pairwise, permits the removal of single genes.which enables changes that would be hard to achieve through traditional breeding.Moreover,unlike existing genetically engineered crops,those made using CRISPR do not require DNA from a foreign organism to be introduced-a practice that puts customers off. Artificial intelligence is helping scientists design fruit more efficiently.The predictive power of computational modelling and machine learning allows them to discover more quickly how multiple genes and biochemical pathways,as well as environmental factors,will come together to produce moretcomplex qualities,such as the chemicals that generate different tastes and change their appearance.For instance, Green Venus,a Californian firm,is using CRISPR to develop non-browning avocados (by stopping an enzyme called polyphenol oxidase. Clearer regulation will help even more.m zof6 Argentina was the first country to rule that gene- edited products should be regulated in the same manner as traditionally bred ones.The European Union's Parliament and Council reached a temporary deal in December to simplify the process for marketing plants bred through new gene editing techniques,such as by removing the need to label them any differently from traditional ones,which seems an appropriately fruitful approach. 28.What does the underlined word"eviscerated"in paragraph 1 probably mean? A.Changed in taste. B.Removed their seeds. C.Grown in a different way. D.Produced in large numbers. 29.In what way does CRISPR differ from earlier techniques? A.It highly updates traditional breeding. B.It always puts customers'demands first. C.It removes several genes to change fruits. D.It avoids the introduction of foreign DNA. 第6页共12页 30.The author mentions the Green Venus's avocados to show A.what the company has achieved in fruit B.how efficient computational modelung is C.why AI-based techniques are widely used D.how technology helps shape fruits'features 31.What attitude does the author hold towards the EU's new deal? A.Doubtful. B.Supportive. C.Neutral. D Critical. D Scientists have developed a pioneering 3D-printed device that could speed up patient access to new medicines and remove the need for animal testing.Thousands of animals are used in the early stages of developing medicines every year,yet many drugs tested on animals do not end up showing any clinical benefit. Now researchers at the University of Edinburgh have designed a "body on-chip"that perfectly imitates (medicine flows through a patient's body.The plastic device (means scientists can test drugs to see how different organs react without the need for live animal testing.Made using a 3D printer,the chip's five compartments (copy the human heart,lungs,kidney,liver and brain.They are connected by channels that imitate the human circulatory (system,through which new drugs can be pumped. The plastic device uses positron emission tomography(PET)scanning to produce detailed 3D images showing what is going on inside the tiny organs."The PET imagery is what allows us to ensure the flow of new drugs being tested is even,"said Liam Carr,.the inventor of the device.PET scanning involves putting tiny amounts of radioactive compounds (into the chip to send signals to an extremely sensitive camera,allowing scientists to better assess the effect of new drugs. Carr said:"The platform is completely flexible and can be a valuable tool to investigate various human diseases,such as cancer,cardiovascular diseases,neurodegenerative diseases and immune diseases.Because of this flexibility,the uses are limited only by the availability of these cell models,and the scientific questions we can think of.For example,we could have a fatty liver disease model in the device and use this to see how having a diseased liver affects other organs such as the heart,brain,kidneys, etc.,and could even combine multiple diseased cell models to see how diseases can interact with each other.” Carr's supervisor,Dr Adriana Tavares,of Edinburgh's center for cardiovascular science,said linking five organs together on one device would help scientists effectively study how a new drug might affect a patient's whole body."This device shows really strong potential to reduce the large number of animals that are used worldwide for testing drugs."she added. 第7页共12页 32.How can the traditional way to test medicines be described? A.Cruel. B.Ineffective. C.Costly. D.Pioneering. 33.What role does PET scanning play in the device's operation? A.Imaging drug flow inside organs. B.Assessing the effect of new drugs. C.Ensuring the success of drug tests. D.Sending signals to a sensitive camera. 34.What can be inferred according to Carr? A.The device has wide applications. B.The device is limited by its flexibility. C.The device leads to scientific questions D.The device affects the interaction of organs. 35.Which of the following is the best suitable title? A.Body On-Chip:A Breakthrough In 3D Printing B.Body On-Chip:A Device Monitoring Research C.Body On-Chip:Promising Animal-Free Testing D.Body On-Chip:Speeding Up Medicine Research 第二节（共5小题；每小题2.5分1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。 The Revolution of Choosing Yourself Do you trust yourself?It's not a question we often stop to ask ourselves.36 Too often,we hand the driving wheel to other people's expectations or the pressure to do what's"rght"in the eyes of others.Actually,it is self-trust that can help you make choices that are truly yours. Self-trust isn't something you are often taught.3"In a world full of responsibilities and pressure to be everything to everyone,tuning in (and choosing yourself can feel unfamiliar. Self-trust grows through small daily actions that prove you can rely on yourselfespecially when giving in to old habits would be easier.Here are practical steps to begin. 38Many people are used to putting others first,often at the cost of their own wellbeing or desires,and ugnoring their own feelings.Learning to be kind to yourself means treating yourself with the same kindness you give others.You can guide your choices by asking what your future self will not regret. Also,you need courage to step out of the comfort zone and be patient with yourself.You've likely poured your heart and energy into caring for others,so now it's about learning to keep showing up for yourself.39 It's a process of tuning in,again and again,to that quiet voice inside. 第8页共12页 In sum,building self-trust isn't a destination.It's an ongoing relationship,one that requires patience, sympathy and the courage to keep listening to your inner voice.Each time you show up for yourself,no matter how small the action,you strengthen that trust.4 There's no perfect and quick way to do this. B.Yet that trust shapes every choice we make. C Instead,it needs to be established on your own. D.Above all,learn to make choices from self-sympathy. E No one can find a completely right way to achieve it. B.Most of us tend to follow others'advice blindly in life G Gradually,you will respect your own needs and gain lasting self-trust. 第三部分语言运用（共两节，满分30分） 第一节（共15小题；每小题1分，满分15分） 阅读下面短文，从每题所给的A、B、C、D四个选项中选出最佳选项。 On my first overnight backcountry ski trip in 2021,my friend Andrew and I established a simple rule:One Cry a Day.What started as a joke has eventually 41 into my life motto. Kees-and-Claire Memorial Hut is a three-hour ski-touring trip from the town of Whistler.Despite being a(an)42_runner,,I ignored every nutrition(营养)rule of endurance(耐力)sports that day and_43 Andrew's repeated suggestions for a break,determined to make lunch our reward (upon arrival. However,halfway there,I broke down and cried.My 44 was hurt with my poles (lying across the track.I was breaking the brand of the calm mountain athlete and even wanted to 45 backcountry skiing.Andrew came over to_46_me and joked:“Look at all those steep(陡峭的)hills..You have earned the right to cry by doing 47 things,but only one cry a day."And so the motto was 48. After eating some candy,I cheered up and 49 the rest of the way.As the years passed,the joke became a 50.Each time a friend joined us in the backcountry skiing,we'd 51 them to the equipment,the landscape and the crying policy. On trips now,we've all stopped excusing our tears.The explanation is 52:Doing hard things is hard.The"One Cry a Day"rule isn't about the tears;it's about the 53 to be overcome by stress and recognition that it's a natural byproduct of doing hard things.Life doesn't have to be performed 54 to be enjoyed.Allowing yourself to cry,you get a few minutes to 55 yourself,eat candy and then move on-physically and emotionally. 第9页共12页 41.A.divided B.turned C.stepped D.looked 42.A.experienced B.traditional C.helpful D.impressive 43.A.adopted B.expected C.appreciated D.refused 44.A.pride B.intention C.promise D.ability 45.A.take up B.pick up C.give up D.set up 46.A.judge B.comfort C.educate D.guard 4 A.hard B.simple C.lucky D.fine. 48.A.tested B.born C.dohe D.left 49.A.continued B.promoted C.adjusted D.explored 50.A.interest B.rule C gift D.result A.drive B.introduce C.lead D.refer 82.A.built in B.cut off C picked out D.turned down 53.A.proposal B permission C.requirement D.pleasure 54.A.generally B.physically C.perfectly D.practically 55.A.help B.devote C.assess D.collect 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。 A series of cultural events have been held in numerous locations worldwide 56 (mark)the 2026 United Nations Chinese Language Day.On Monday,a special celebration observing both the Chinese Language Day and the 80th anniversary of the Chinese Language Service 'stage at the United Nations Headquarters. Activities,jointly organiged by the Chinese Book Club at the UN,the Chinese Translation Service, and the Chinese Language Teaching Unit included58 (guide)exhroitron tours,cultural performances,and interactive experiences showcasing basics of China's intangibie cultural heritage.The celebration aimed to promote the 9(rich)of the Chinese language and culture,while highlighting the eontributions of Chinese language.60 (professionay wrthin the UN system. Wang Deyan,director of the Chinese Language Day told the Global Times that the activities promote cultural exchange and mutual learning among civilizations 61 China's role in global cultural governance toward a more just,inclusive international order.In a changing world,cultural connection through languages continues beyond eonflict and division. "At a time"a lack of global trust and understanding.is growing,language and culture serve6 the most accessible means of communication.Chinese cultures such as calligraphy, intangible cultural heritage,and creatrve products are not 64(simple)displays,but an unnoticeable way of transporting Chinese values and wisdom,presenting a multidimensional image of China and 65(oring)a sense of inclusiveness to a tense international climate,"Wang said. 第10页共12页 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。今年联合国中文日(UN Chinese Language Day)在纽约成功举办后，你的美 国朋友Tom对中文和中国文化产生了浓厚兴趣。恰逢你校暑假将举办中国文化体验活动（书法、 剪纸、中文歌曲等)，请你给Tom写一封电子邮件，邀请他参加。内容包括： 1.介绍活动时间、内容等； 2.说明参加活动的益处。 注意： 1.写作词数应为80左右： 2.请按如下格式在答题卡的相应位置作答。 Dear Tom, Yours, LiHua 第二节（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。 YES,I know everyone expects you to have a long face when it's time to go back to school after the summer holidays-especially here in Scotland,where we go back earlier. But not me. "Kellie loves school,"I'd always heard Mum say to her friends.You could tell she was proud of me. Because I was always so good,Mum would treat me to a new pencil case and things to put in it.I actually liked getting my new things-shirts and sweaters,the socks,shoes and schoolbag. People at school came to expect it of me to have new pencils and pens and markers and rubbers each September. The girls would gather round my desk and ask to see what I had. This was why I enjoyed school so much,I suppose-because I was Queen Bee.Miss Popular. I got a lift to school every morning when Mum was on her way to work. The gates opened at nine.When I arrived there,they'd be,all my friends,sitting in a row on the wall, waiting for me. When I walked through the gates,they'd all jump up and come running. 第11页共12页 Someone would want to carry my bag-last year it was a lovely dusky-pink bag with a guinea-pig. And someone else would already be asking if they could sit beside me at lunch. On my first day back,and especially as this was my last year at primary-which meant that absolutely everyone else in the school would be looking up at me-I was expecting the usual reception. But,when Mum dropped me off,there was no sign of my fans lining up on the wall. In fact,they were nowhere to be seen. For a moment,I wondered if Mum had got the wrong day.Had the classrooms perhaps opened early? Still feeling optimistic,I made my way towards my new room and found everyone gathering round a very cool racing bike with a very pretty girl standing by."It is Colette.She can speak French."Someone said."She looks so cute."Another voice whispered in my ear. 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。 The day of the new school was especially unbearable. However,with time going by,I was also attracted by Colette. 第12页共12页