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高三上月考一英语参考答案 第一部分听力（满分30分，每小题1.5分） 1-5 ABCCA 6-10 ABBCC 11-15 AABCB 16-20 BABCA 第二部分阅读（满分50分，每小题2.5分） 21-25 DBCAD 26-30 BBCDB 31-35 BBACD 36-40 GEBFD 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） 41-45 BCACD.46-50 BABDA 51-55 CDACB 第二节（共10小题；每小题1.5分，满分15分） 56.regarded 57.focusing 58.that 59.diversity 60.Originally 61.for 62.have been preserved 63.a 64.to value 65.which ·第四部分写作（共两节，满分40分） 第一节（满分15分） Choices for Senior Three Entering Senior Three means facing constant choices.From my perspective,we should hold onto positive qualities that fuel our growth.Perseverance,self-discipline and a positive state of mind deserve our constant insistence,for they lay a solid foundation for our academic progress. Nevertheless,we are supposed to abandon things that drain our energy.Meaningless peer comparison and addietive short-video distractions ought to be set aside.Instead of blindly chasing others'pace,we ought to focus on our own progress. Only by keeping what matters and letting go of what counts little can we march toward our ideal goals. 第二节（满分25分） I hesitated,then told him I had fallen and couldn't move.Without another word,he opened the unlocked door and rushed to my side.He knelt down,examined my ankle gently,and helped me onto the sofa."You should have called me earlier,"he said softly,handing me his phone to reach my parents.Then he went back home and returned with an ice pack and a bowl of hot soup.Watching him move around my living room-fetching blankets,adjusting the ice pack -I felt a strange mix of shame and warmth.Shame for the years I had wasted on pride,and warmth for a kindness I never knew existed. The next day,Mr.Miller showed up at my house to check how I was feeling.In his hand lay a jar of fragrant rose jam made from his garden roses.Memories of the ruined roses flashed 1 through my mind,and guilt overwhelmed me.I mumbled an apology for destroying his roses six years ago.To my surprise,he smiled,saying he had long forgiven my childish mistake.He sat beside me and we chatted casually,six years of cold nods melting away.It dawned on me that the invisible wall between us had crumbled entirely.This incident taught me that misunderstandings can be cleared with sincerity,and never should we let trivial conflicts build barriers in our life. Text 1 M:I'm calling about your pet care service.I'lI be away next week and need someone to feed my cat. W:We offer daily visits.Could you tell me your address?(1) Text 2 W:Your cousin Frank works as a financial advisor in town,right? M:Yes,but he retired last year.He now grows plants on his farm.I'm going to visit him this Sunday.(2) Text 3 M:Can you help me set up the tent?The wind is getting stronger. W:Sure.Let's fix it first.Then we can prepare our dinner. M:Great.I'm starving after the long hike.(3) Text 4 M:The weather forecast said it would be'sunny today.Should we go for a picnic? W:Look at those dark clouds over there.I just felt a raindrop.(4) M:Yeah,we'd better stay indoors. Text 5 W:The show starts at 7:00 p.m.,and the doors open an hour earlier.We have plenty of time. M:But it takes 50 minutes to drive there.Leaving now gets us there exactly at opening time. (⑤) Text 6 M:Do you have any friends who work in house agencies? W:Not really.Are you moving? M:No.My old flatmate moved back to Canada,so I need to find someone to move in with me. (⑥ W:What are you going to do? M:Maybe I'll just have to advertise online,but I'd rather not. W:You could ask them some questions to get to know them.(7) M:Like what? W:Like what they.do for a living,or their habits. M:Good idea.Thanks! Text 7 M:Hello,is this Mrs.Greenwood?(8)(9)(10) W:Yes,who's calling,please? M:This is Mark from the community supermarket.You recently placed a grocery order for delivery.(⑧) W:Yeah,I'm having a party. M:That's wonderful!I'm calling because we have most of your items,but a couple of things are out of stock.(8)(9) W:What's missing? M:We don't have Mexican cheese,(9)but I can replace it with red English cheese instead. W:Okay.That's a shame.What's the other thing? M:The Italian ham isn't available today.How about Spanish ham?It's f2 more expensive,but we won't charge you extra. W:That's perfect. M:We will also give you a bag of cookies as an apology.(10) W:Thanks. Text 8 W:Did you know most of us charge our phones the wrong way? M:Really?I usually plug mine in before going to sleep.That way,it's fully charged when I wake up in the morning.(11)(13) W:That's exactly the problem.Keeping it at 100%for hours actually shortens battery life. (11)Experts suggest keeping the power level between 20%and 80%.(12) M:So I shouldn't fully charge it?What if I need it for a long trip? W:It's fine to fully charge it once in a while,but for daily use,just charge it whenever you need to and try not to let it hit 100%.(12)Also,don't play games while it's plugged in, because the extra heat can damage the battery. 3 M:I see.I guess I'll start charging my phone while I'm watching TV instead.(13) Text 9 M:I'm here in a small downtown bakery to speak to the owner,(14)Becky.(15)(16)(17) W:Hi,Paul.(17)Can I say hello to my mom?(14) M:Of course,we're live.Say hello to all the viewers!(14) W:Hi everyone！Hi Mom! M:So you made the news this week by breaking a world record.Tell us more about it.(15) W:I made a wearable cake dress!(15) M:Is that what you're wearing now? W:No.This isn't the original.It's a copy I made.It weighs around 130 kg,which is twice my body weight!(16) M:That's amazing!What's your next goal?(17) W:Well,a hotel in America made the world's largest wedding cake in 2004.It weighed just over 6800 kilograms,so my next goal is to break that record. M:That's a huge goal,but I'm.sure you can do it.Good luck!(17) W:Thank you. Iext10(第20题为总结题) Ladies and gentlemen,we apologize for the delayed opening of our latest exhibition.(18) This exhibition is unlike any other we have held in the museum.This is a hands-on experience. We wanted to make sure everything is just right,so that you could experience it exactly as the artist intended.It was not until last night that we found some of the lighting systems were not functioning properly.(18)Several of the pieces were sitting in darkness.However,I am pleased to report that our team has been working around the clock to fix the issue,and the problem has now been resolved.The exhibition will open today at 11:00 a.m.Please line up outside the west gate.Due to the nature of the pieces,we can only allow a dozen people in at a time.So,please be prepared for a wait.(19)The experience lasts about 10 to 15 minutes. Thank you once again for your patience and understanding. 4 南充高中高2024级高三第一次月考 英语试卷 （考试时间：120分钟 满分150分） 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. Who is probably the woman? A. A receptionist. B. An animal doctor. C. A delivery person. 2. What does the man plan to do this weekend? A. Work on a farm. B. Visit a family member. C. Write a financial report. 3. Where are the speakers? A. At home. B. At a restaurant. C. At a camping site. 4. What will the weather probably be like today? A. Snowy. B. Sunny. C. Rainy. 5. What time is it now? A. At 5:10 p.m. B. At 6:00 p.m. C. At 7:00 p.m. 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。 听下面的录音，回答第6至7题。 6. What is the man looking for? A. A new roommate. B. An advertising agency. C. An apartment. 7. What does the woman suggest the man do? A. Ask his friends for help. B. Create a list of questions. C. Put his information online. 听下面的录音，回答第8至10题。 8. Why does Mark call Mrs. Greenwood? A. Her order will be delivered late. B. Her order is missing some items. C. She has to pay extra for order changes. 9. What kind of cheese did Mrs. Greenwood originally order? A. English cheese. B. Spanish cheese. C. Mexican cheese. 10. What will Mrs. Greenwood receive as an apology? A. A free delivery. B. An Italian ham. C. A bag of biscuits. 听下面的录音，回答第11至13题。 11. What is the problem with the man’s charging habit? A. It decreases battery life. B. It overheats the phone. C. It wastes electricity. 12. What is the expert’s advice for daily charging? A. Keeping a mid-range battery level. B. Fully charging the phone once a week. C. Avoiding using the phone while it’s charging. 13. What does the man plan to do with his phone? A. Have its battery replaced. B. Change his charging schedule. C. Stop charging it while watching TV. 听下面的录音，回答第14至17题。 14. What is the probable relationship between the speakers? A. Mother and son. B. Baker and customer. C. Reporter and interviewee. 15. Why did Becky make the news recently? A. She opened a new bakery. B. She created a wearable cake dress. C. She baked the largest wedding cake. 16. How much does Becky weigh? A. About 60 kg. B. About 65 kg. C. About 68 kg. 17. How does Paul feel about Becky’s next goal? A. Confident. B. Doubtful. C. Worried. 听下面的录音，回答第18至20题。 18. Why was the exhibition delayed? A. The artworks were damaged. B. The lighting equipment failed. C. The artist was not well prepared. 19. What will probably cause a long wait for the listeners? A. The repair of the west gate. B. The length of the experience. C. The limited number of entries. 20. What is the talk mainly about? A. A new museum exhibition. B. A meeting with an artist. C. A hands-on art class. 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 Welcome to Asimov’s Science Fiction! Discover the Who’s Who of award-winning authors, stories, editorial insights, news, events… Come tour our universe! ABOUT ASIMOV’S Asimov’s Science Fiction continues to bring together celebrated authors, new talent, and award-winning stories as it has for over 35 years. 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For Alyssa Rae Tootle, the owner and creative mind behind A.R.T Photography, her passion for capturing life’s rawest, most unfiltered (未加滤镜的) moments was planted early and bloomed naturally into the career for which she was meant. Born and raised in Statesboro, Alyssa’s love for photography started at home. Her mother was rarely seen without a camera in hand. At just 12, Alyssa was gifted her first camera. Her world shifted, suddenly everything became an adventure worth documenting. As she grew older, her natural curiosity and love for people were woven into her art. Photography became the perfect marriage between her adventurous spirit and her gift of making others feel seen, and what once was a passion project gradually turned into something much bigger: a career rooted in storytelling and service. The name A.R.T Photography is more than just her initials; it’s her philosophy. Every session is a chance to add artistic skills into real life, to capture a brief moment and turn it into something timeless. Alyssa describes her style in three words: raw, real moments. She leans into spontaneity (率真) and encourages her customers to do the same, promising to create an atmosphere where they can be their truest selves. Still, no journey is without challenges. For Alyssa, the hardest part of becoming a photographer wasn’t the art itself but combining artistic work with business demands. “There are days when you just have to weigh the pros and cons of a situation and go with the flow,” she said. Looking ahead, Alyssa has an ambition: building A.R.T Photography into a more established and trusted local brand in Statesboro and beyond. But more than anything, she wants her work to continue to inspire others to slow down and notice the small beauty in their own lives, passions and paths — those hidden treasures that are so often overlooked. 24. What first inspired Alyssa’s interest in photography? A. A camera as a gift. B. A family outing. C. A perfect marriage. D. A chance encounter. 25. Which of the following best reflects Alyssa’s philosophy? A. Art mirrors culture. B. Form matters more. C. Plan for big moments. D. Find beauty in ordinary life. 26. What was Alyssa’s main challenge? A. Winning local trust. B. Balancing art and business. C. Creating a new brand. D. Perfecting her artistic skills. 27. Which of the following best describes Alyssa? A. Curious and patient. B. Creative and ambitious. C. Honest and practical. D. Adventurous and independent. C An interesting cultural phenomenon occurs every summer when Europeans and Americans visit each other’s continents. Europeans complain that shops and restaurants in America are so coldly air-conditioned as to require a jacket. Americans holidaying in Europe grow impatient on finding that European old-world buildings cause them to sweat. The divide is rooted in both climate and culture. Long before American companies began using cooling chemicals for air-conditioning, Southern Europe was built to handle heat. In traditional houses, white paint and shaded courtyards keep things cool. Windows are thrown open and rooms aired in the mornings. Shutters keep out the midday sun. Northern Europe, meanwhile, is mostly spared the problem by its cold weather thanks to geographical advantages. These days, as global warming is putting Europe to test, some Europeans who celebrate green lifestyles still feel pangs of carbon guilt about equipping their houses with air-conditioning. Actually, they needn’t. The rapid expansion of renewable energy in Europe means that lowering the temperature will not do much to melt the glaciers. In Spain, solar capacity has grown nearly ten times in the past decade, so it causes fewer carbon emissions to generate power. Portugal and France do just as well, thanks to dozens of nuclear reactors. Apart from climate morality, many Europeans also worry about the costs, but there is good news on that front as well. Their homes are smaller than American ones, which helps them save two thirds as much electricity on average. Moreover, the solar energy boom means that power is not just greener but cheaper than before. And some governments even offer funding to make old houses energy-efficient. As the world warms, Europe is heating up faster than any other region. Those who prefer to tough out the summer are free to do so. However, as Dr. Elena Rossi, a climate researcher, points out. “Cooling should no longer be a luxury but a basic necessity.” Therefore, the ultimate goal should be to make cheap, clean air-conditioning for everyone. 28. How does the author introduce the topic? A. By criticizing energy waste. B. By describing a tourist trend. C. By presenting a cultural conflict. D. By analyzing different personalities. 29. What contributes to the cooling of houses in Southern Europe? A. Adjusted lighting system. B. Modern cooling technology. C. Unique geographical advantages. D. Traditional architectural wisdom. 30. Which of the following is an example of “climate morality”? A. Using renewable energy to lower electricity bills. B. Refusing air-conditioning to cut carbon emissions. C. Upgrading old houses to gain government funding. D. Expanding power capacity to promote cozy lifestyles. 31. What do Dr. Elena Rossi’s words mean? A. Traditional cooling methods are outdated. B. Affordable air-conditioning should be accessible. C. The public should avoid using air-conditioners. D. People can choose to endure the summer heat. D In mid-February 2026, several Chinese humanoid robots (人形机器人) took center stage at the country’s annual Spring Festival Gala, widely considered the world’s most-watched television program. The show featured robots from multiple startups performing synchronized (同步的) kung fu moves, dances, and gymnastics routines. The performance contrasted sharply with the 2025 gala, when earlier humanoid models appeared less capable and performed an unsteady folk dance. Within a year, however, improvements in motion control, balance and coordination have led many observers to reassess the technology’s progress. “People should absolutely be taking these robots seriously,” said Reyk Knuhtsen, an analyst at SemiAnalysis. “They’re becoming visibly smoother and more capable.” “At the early stage of humanoid robot development, Chinese companies are outpacing their U.S. rivals in both speed and volume,” said Selina Xu, a China and AI policy lead at the office of Eric Schmidt. “China has a more robust hardware supply chain — much of it built up through the EV sector, from sensors to batteries — and the world’s strongest manufacturing base, allowing companies to iterate (迭代) far faster than Western competitors.” In 2025, Chinese companies shipped most of the roughly 13,000 humanoid robots delivered worldwide, far outstripping U.S. rivals such as Tesla and Figure AI, according to research firm Omdia. China also accounted for more than 85% of the approximately 15,000 humanoid robot installations globally in 2025, compared with about 13% in the U.S., according to data from Barclays. Despite the technological progress showcased at the gala, analysts said significant technical problems remain before humanoid robots can operate widely in real-world environments. Knuhtsen said that the next phase will focus less on flashy demonstrations and more on the robots’ ability to reason better, work longer, and combine multiple actions to complete real-world chores. 32. Why is the 2025 gala mentioned in Paragraph 2? A. To show the role of TV programs in promoting robotics. B. To stress the rapid progress of China’s humanoid robotics. C. To present the challenges of developing humanoid robots. D. To reveal the growing popularity of China’s humanoid robots. 33. What do Selina Xu’s words in Paragraph 3 show? A. China’s advantages in developing humanoid robots. B. The necessity of China-U.S. cooperation in robotics. C. Fierce global competition in the humanoid robot market. D. The importance of software supply in advancing AI robots. 34. What does the underlined word “outstripping” in paragraph 4 probably mean? A. Matching. B. Approaching. C. Surpassing. D. Equaling. 35. What is the best title for the text? A. AI Industry: Global Fierce Race B. Home-use Robots: A Distant Dream C. Chinese Gala Stage: Robots’ Shining Moment D. Chinese Humanoids: Advances and Challenges 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。 Do you ever feel like you’re always busy, yet you aren’t sure that you’re actually getting things done? Or have you reached full capacity, but still feel like you should be doing more? You could be stuck in a productivity trap. 36 Here are three productivity traps you may be stuck in and how to address them. ·You’re switching between tasks. Multitasking may feel productive, but it splits your attention and slows you down. 37 These are the tasks you will commit to focusing on first. This small reset restores direction and keeps you from jumping between tasks. · 38 When your days are filled with constant output, your brain doesn’t have the space it needs to generate new ideas. Without time for inspiration, motivation and creativity can quickly dry up. So schedule intentional time for activities that leave you feeling energised. This could mean reading, going for a walk, or spending time on hobbies you love. ·You never feel “done”. Your to-do list feels like it’s growing faster than you can tick things off. 39 Over time, this “never-finished” feeling risks leading you closer to burnout. Instead of focusing on what’s left to do, keep a “done” list to track your progress. It can give you something to look back on when you are feeling overloaded. Real productivity isn’t a race to get more and more tasks done. 40 When you manage to break free from the productivity trap and start working with your brain instead of against it, you can create the space to achieve more of what truly matters. A. You’d better schedule time to rest. B. You’re lacking motivation or creativity. C. The more I do, the longer my to-do list grows D. It’s about balancing focus, energy, and intention. E. Take a moment to set a simple three-item priority list. F. And even when you do get things done, it doesn’t feel like enough. G. It is the feeling of being endlessly busy, while real priorities remain untouched 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。 Burning desert sun beat down and sweat dropped down my brow. It felt just like any other 41 ultra run (超级马拉松) I had completed countless times, until a wave of confusion washed over me, followed by an alarming 42 : my entire right side went numb. “Where is my right arm?” I whispered, my voice trembling. That morning in Abu Dhabi, a severe stroke (中风) 43 my life as an aeronautical engineer and keen ultrarunner, leaving me with physical disabilities and emotional 44 . My life, once filled with unlimited 45 and bright prospects, fell apart. Running and career achievements had long formed my 46 : Unable to run or use my right hand normally, I lost my sense of self. I hoped to recover within one month, yet progress was far slower than 47 . When the six-month recovery period ended with little improvement, I sank into 48 , trapped in heavy negative emotions I could not 49 . Just as I fell into total darkness, a turning point came. My partner told me gently, “Life happens for us, not to us.” Her words completely 50 my inner world. Instead of drowning in self-pity, I refused to see myself as a victim and chose to rebuild my future. I found joy in ordinary 51 things: writing, cooking, reconnecting with family. With colleagues’ support, 52 my engineering post marked a key healing milestone. Running no longer 53 who I am. I now advocate for stroke survivors and people of determination, turning my story into the book Miracle in the Desert. I have accepted my new identity! I call this state Transcovery — recovery paired with 54 . Life can be harsh, yet it brings meaningful purpose: you are not merely recovering from hardship; you are 55 the person you are to become. 41. A. special B. routine C. risky D. casual 42. A. warning B. prediction C. realization D. discovery 43. A. ruined B. disrupted C. restricted D. stimulated 44. A. limits B. bonds C. scars D. bonuses 45. A. chaos B. leisure C. stability D. possibilities 46. A. version B. identity C. image D. reputation 47. A. expected B. assumed C. averaged D. scheduled 48. A. regret B. despair C. sorrow D. confusion 49. A. stick to B. take over C. pick out D. shake off 50. A. shifted B. struck C. warmed D. comforted 51. A. similar B. funny C. small D. familiar 52. A. Giving up B. Stepping into C. Passing down D. Returning to 53. A. defines B. reflects C. governs D. represents 54. A. translation B. transmission C. transformation D. transportation 55. A. choosing B. shaping C. following D. revealing 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。 The Zhongyuan Festival, also called the Ghost Festival, falls on the 15th day of the seventh lunar month, 56 (regard) as a special occasion for Chinese people to show respect for deceased family members. Rooted in Taoist and Buddhist beliefs, it ranks among China’s major traditional festivals 57 (focus) on ancestor remembrance. In ancient times, people held the belief 58 the gates of the underworld would open on this day. Families would lay out food offerings and float water lanterns. Such practices show the 59 (diverse) of folk beliefs and cultural expressions across regions. The lantern lights were meant to guide wandering spirits back to earth. 60 (original), the festival stressed gratitude and respect 61 ancestors instead of fear. Over centuries, some old customs 62 (preserve) within Chinese communities across the globe. Different from Western Halloween, the festival carries 63 solemn atmosphere. It reminds people 64 (value) family ties and reflect upon life. Local communities organize various activities, through 65 teenagers can gain a deeper understanding of this valuable cultural heritage. 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，你校英语报新开设栏目Senior-Three Voice，面向高三学生征稿，主题为Choices for Senior Three。请你投稿，内容包括： （1）高三应坚守的东西； （2）高三该舍弃的东西。 注意： （1）词数100左右； （2）可适当增加细节，使行文连贯。 Choices for Senior Three ________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________ 第二节 满分25分 阅读下面材料，根据其内容和给段落开头语续写两段，使之构成一篇完整的短文。 For years, I live behind an invisible wall with my neighbor. Mr. Miller. The misunderstanding started on my tenth birthday. I accidentally kicked my soccer ball into his rose bushes, crushing several of his most beautiful blooms. He rushed out of his house, shouting at me in anger I had never seen before. I was so hurt and embarrassed that I shouted back, calling him an unreasonable old man. From that day on, we exchanged no more than cold nods and uneasy silences. Over the years, that small moment grew into a wall. We avoided eye contact. We crossed the street to avoid walking past each other. My parents tried to smooth things over, but I refused. “He started it,” I would say. And so the distance between us became a habit — a cold, quiet routine of pretending the other didn’t exist. That belief was broken on a cold November evening six years later. My parents were away for the weekend, leaving me alone. Around 9 PM, while carrying a stack of books down the stairs, I missed a step and tumbled to the bottom. A sharp pain shot through my ankle, so intense that I screamed. I tried to stand, but my leg wouldn’t hold me. I dragged myself to the living room, only to find my phone dead on the sofa. No charger nearby. I shouted for help, but the wind outside swallowed my voice. Fifteen minutes passed. Twenty. Panic began to creep in. I thought about how foolish I had been to push everyone away. Then came a soft knock at the door. “Hello? Are you okay? I heard someone shouting.” It was Mr. Miller. The man I had avoided for six years. The man whose rose bushes I had crushed. The man I had called unreasonable. 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。 I hesitated, then told him I had fallen and couldn’t move. __________________________________________ ________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________ The next day, Mr. Miller showed up at my house to check how I was feeling. __________________________ ________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________ 学科网（北京）股份有限公司 $ 高三上月考一英语参考答案 第一部分听力(满分30分，每小题1.5分) 1-5ABCCA 6-10ABBCC 11-15AABCB 16-20BABCA 第二部分 阅读(满分50分，每小题2.5分) 21-25 DBCAD 26-30BBCDB 31-35 BBACD 36-40 GEBFD 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) 41-45 BCACD. 46-50BABDA 51 - 55 CDACB 第二节(共 10 小题;每小题 1.5 分,满分 15 分) 56. regarded 57. focusing 58. that 59. diversity 60. Originally 61. for 62. have been preserved 63. a 64. to value 65. which 第四部分写作(共两节，满分 40 分) 第一节(满分 15 分) Choices for Senior Three Entering Senior Three means facing constant choices. From my perspective, we should hold onto positive qualities that fuel our growth. Perseverance, self-discipline and a positive state of mind deserve our constant insistence, for they lay a solid foundation for our academic progress. Nevertheless, we are supposed to abandon things that drain our energy. Meaningless peer comparison and addictive short-video distractions ought to be set aside. Instead of blindly chasing others’ pace, we ought to focus on our own progress. Only by keeping what matters and letting go of what counts little can we march toward our ideal goals. 第二节(满分 25 分) I hesitated, then told him I had fallen and couldn't move. Without another word, he opened the unlocked door and rushed to my side. He knelt down, examined my ankle gently, and helped me onto the sofa.“You should have called me earlier,” he said softly, handing me his phone to reach my parents. Then he went back home and returned with an ice pack and a bowl of hot soup. Watching him move around my living room —— fetching blankets, adjusting the ice pack——I felt a strange mix of shame and warmth. Shame for the years I had wasted on pride, and warmth for a kindness I never knew existed. The next day, Mr. Miller showed up at my house to check how I was feeling. In his hand lay a jar of fragrant rose jam made from his garden roses. Memories of the ruined roses flashed 1 学科网（北京）股份有限公司 学科网（北京）股份有限公司 through my mind, and guilt overwhelmed me. I mumbled an apology for destroying his roses six years ago. To my surprise, he smiled, saying he had long forgiven my childish mistake. He sat beside me and we chatted casually, six years of cold nods melting away. It dawned on me that the invisible wall between us had crumbled entirely. This incident taught me that misunderstandings can be cleared with sincerity, and never should we let trivial conflicts build barriers in our life. Text 1 M: I'm calling about your pet care service. I' ll be away next week and need someone to feed my cat. W: We offer daily visits. Could you tell me your address?(1) Text 2 W: Your cousin Frank works as a financial advisor in town, right? M: Yes, but he retired last year. He now grows plants on his farm. I'm going to visit him thisSunday.(2) Text 3 M: Can you help me set up the tent? The wind is getting stronger. W: Sure. Let's fix it first. Then we can prepare our dinner. M: Great. I'm starving after the long hike.(3) Text 4 M: The weather forecast said it would be sunny today. Should we go for a picnic? W: Look at those dark clouds over there. I just felt a raindrop.(4) M: Yeah, we'd better stay indoors. 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I'm calling because we have most of your items, but a couple of things are out of stock.(8)(9) W: What's missing? M: We don't have Mexican cheese,(9) but I can replace it with red English cheese instead. W: Okay. That's a shame. What's the other thing? M: The Italian ham isn't available today. How about Spanish ham? It's £2 more expensive, but we won't charge you extra. W: That's perfect. M: We will also give you a bag of cookies as an apology.(10) W: Thanks. Text 8 W: Did you know most of us charge our phones the wrong way? M: Really? I usually plug mine in before going to sleep. That way, it's fully charged when Iwake up in the morning.(11)(13) W: That's exactly the problem. Keeping it at 100% for hours actually shortens battery life.(11) Experts suggest keeping the power level between 20% and 80%.(12) M: So I shouldn't fully charge it? What if I need it for a long trip? W: It's fine to fully charge it once in a while, but for daily use, just charge it whenever you need to and try not to let it hit 100%.(12) Also, don't play games while it's plugged in,because the extra heat can damage the battery. 3 学科网（北京）股份有限公司 学科网（北京）股份有限公司 M:I see. I guess I' ll start charging my phone while I'm watching TV instead.(13)Text 9 M: I'm here in a small downtown bakery to speak to the owner,(14) Becky.(15)(16)(17) W: Hi, Paul.(17) Can I say hello to my mom?(14) M: Of course, we' re live. Say hello to all the viewers!(14) W: Hi everyone! Hi Mom! M: So you made the news this week by breaking a world record. Tell us more about it.(15) W:I made a wearable cake dress!(15) M: Is that what you' re wearing now? W: No. This isn't the original. It's a copy I made. It weighs around 130 kg, which is twice my body weight!(16) M: That's amazing! What's your next goal?(17) W: Well, a hotel in America made the world's largest wedding cake in 2004. 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