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英语参考答案 第一部分听力（共两节，满分30分） 1~5 CBBAC 6~10ACBCC 11~15 ACBCC 16-20 ABBBC 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） 21~25 ABDAD 26-30 ADACA 31~35 ADBCB 第二节（共5小题；每小题2.5分，满分12.5分） 3640 FBEGA 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 ABDAB 46-50 BCBCA 51~55 DCCBA 第二节（共10小题；每小题1.5分，满分15分） 56.to collect 57.am 58.caught 59.owned 60.ones 61.and 62.where 63.as 64.social 65.description 第四部分写作（共两节，满分40分） 第一节（满分15分） 【参考范文】 Dear Jenny, I hope this email finds you well.I'm entering an international high school short video contest themed "Through Labor,We Build."Knowing your passion and expertise in film-making,Ihope you can offer me some guidance My initial plan is to film a 3-minute documentary which shows how different people- construction workers,teachers,and street vendors contribute to the creation of a community library.The climax will be the moment when the library opens its doors,symbolizing that labor builds not just structures but also connections. However,I'm struggling with thenarrative flow and how to make transitions between scenes feel natural.Could you share your advice on pacing and editing techniques to make the "building"process visually engaging? Looking forward to your reply. Yours sincerely, Li Hua 英语参考答案·第1页（共12页） ▣■■口口■■■■口■ 第二节（满分25分） 【参考范文】 Slowly,Grandpa walked over andinvited Chesafor avillage tour on his motorcycle.Hesitantly, she agreed,not wanting to hurt his sincere heart.As the old motorcycle moved slowly along the country road,a brand-newworld unfolded beforeher eyes.Goldenrice fields waved gently in the breeze,and clear streams ran quietly through the village.Local villagers greeted them warmly with big smiles, filling the peaceful countryside with warmth.Grandpa pointed at every corner of the village,sharing his sweet childhood memories and simple life stories.Listening patiently,Chesa gradually let go of her prejudice and disappointment.She began to feel the unique beauty and tranquility of this land. From that unforgettable ride,Chesafinally understood the true meaning ofan oasis.An oasis was not a perfect,fancy place she had imagined blindly.Instead,it referred to the warmth of family affection and the simple happiness hidden in ordinary life.Ashamed of her previous selfish attitude,Chesa held Grandpa's hand tightly.In the following days,she actively experienced local life,tasted traditional food and chatted with villagers happily.This precious journey taught her a profound lesson:true beauty lies in love and warmth rather than superficial appearances. 【解析】 第二部分阅读 第一节 A 【语篇导读】本文是一篇应用文，介绍了英国人到国外旅行时节省手机费用的实用建议， 包括更换运营商、漫游规则、eSM使用及其他省钱技巧。 21.A细节理解。根据第一项建议“SWITCH'N'SAVE”中的描述：发送“NFO”到 85075是Ofcom的免费服务，可以告知你是否仍在合同期内以及是否有退出费用 (tells you whether you're still in contract and whether any exit fees apply)。因此该服 务的作用是查询合同细节，A项正确。B项“免费取消合同”错误，文中只提到查 询是否有退出费用，并非免费取消；C项“比较手机服务”和D项“更换移动运营 商”都是后续操作，并非该短信服务的功能。 22.B细节理解。根据“ESM-PLE SWAP”部分，如果不想更换运营商且运营商的旅行收 费不合理，可以在Airalo..col购买旅行eSM,短期旅行起价仅需几英镑(Plans start from just a few pounds for short trips)。这是在国外节省手机费用的有效做法，B项正 英语参考答案·第2页（共12页） 口■■口口■■■■口■ 确。文中“EXTRA HELP”部分提到WhatsApp用于免费通话而非导航，“turn off voicemail'”以免被收费，A项和C项错误；文中“ROAMING RULES”部分建议在 靠近非欧盟国家的地方关闭“自动网络选择”以控制支出，D项错误。 23.D推理判断。全文围绕英国手机用户在国内更换运营商、在国外旅行时避免漫游费展 开，多处线索表明目标读者是英国旅行者：提及“UK network”、“Ofcom”(英国 通信管理局)、以英镑计价、针对欧盟漫游规则等。D项“计划出国度假的英国游客” 最符合。A项“在英国学习的交换生”和C项“访问英国的欧洲游客”身份不符， 他们并非英国手机用户：B项“在欧洲出差的商人”过于狭窄，文章面向所有英国 旅行者而非仅商务人士。 【语篇导读】本文是一篇人物介绍，讲述了法国街头艺术家nvader(入侵者)使用镶嵌画 艺术在全球80多个城市创作电子游戏风格像素作品的故事。文章介绍了其作品的分布、艺术 特点以及配套App如何鼓励人们以新的方式观察周围环境。 24.A推理判断。文章第一段描述游客从埃菲尔铁塔向下俯瞰巴黎地标，而“懂行的人” 则向上看一欣赏一幅镶嵌画。这种对比手法的作用是引出艺术作品，即Invader创 作的镶嵌画，A项正确。B项“评判游客行为”不是作者的写作目的；C项“描述 常见景象”只是表面现象，并非作者的深层用意；D项“解释铁塔设计”与文章内 容无关。 25.D推理概括。第二段列举了Invader作品的分布地点：好莱坞标志、瑞士阿尔卑斯山的 滑雪缆车、坎昆附近的海底、国际空间站等。这些极端多样的地点（从海底到太空） 说明他的作品广受欢迎、传播广泛，D项正确。A项“图案多样”文中未提及：B项 “聚焦地标”不准确，地点还包括非地标区域；C项“限于城市街道”错误，作品 己超出城市范围。 26.A细节理解。第四段说明每个镶嵌片如同“完美的像素”，使作品看起来像数字图像， 并且可以通过手机扫描像QR码一样玩FlashInvaders游戏。像素的作用是将艺术与 互动融合，A项正确。B项“使作品难以辨认”与事实相反；C项“主要用于节省 时间”文中未提及；D项“模仿QR码外观”不准确，原文是说“有点像QR码” (a bit like a QR code),并非模仿外观。 27.D细节理解。最后一段指出该App鼓励人们“以不同的方式看待环境”(look at their environment in a different way),教会人们关注周围的世界(take notice of the world around you)。因此App的贡献是增强现实世界的意识，D项正确。A项“个性化导 英语参考答案·第3页（共12页） 口■口口■■■■口■ 览”文中未提及；B项“合理使用手机游戏”过于宽泛：C项“更好的建筑知识” 偏离主题，重点是观察环境而非学习建筑知识。 心 【语篇导读】本文是一篇科普说明文，介绍了运动对健康的益处及最新研究发现—每天 仅需几分钟的高强度间歇性日常活动(VLPA)就能显著降低死亡风险。文章引用了WHO的 运动建议和一项针对25,000名英国人的研究数据。 28.A细节理解。第二段明确提到WH0建议每周至少150分钟中等强度运动，外加每周 2次力量训练。也就是兼顾不同运动强度，混合开展运动。因此A项正确。B项“中 等强度”只是其中一部分，还要做力量训练，选项表述片面；C项“高强度锻炼” 不符合WHO的建议；D项“时长重于频率”文中未涉及比较。 29.C推理判断。根据第四段定义，VILPA是“日常生活中短暂的高强度间歇性身体活 动”(short bursts of relatively intense exercise undertaken in daily life)。C项“快 速爬楼梯去开会”符合“日常生活中”、“短暂”、“高强度”的特征，是最佳 例证。A项“以稳定速度慢跑20分钟”不属于“短暂”活动；B项“每次休息 做俯卧撑”虽然符合“短暂”和“日常”，但“在工作休息时”属于有意安排的 运动，VILPA特指在日常活动中自然发生的高强度动作，相比之下C项更贴切； D项“饭后遛狗”强度不够。 30.A细节理解。第五段最后一句说明：研究人员试图考虑因果关系可能反向的问题 (causality might run the other way),即只有本身健康的人才能进行VILPA。他们在 分析时考虑了这一因素，说明研究者关注参与者原本的健康状况，A项正确。B项 “降低死亡率的方法”、C项“参与者日常运动偏好”、D项“监测时长”均不是 研究者考虑的因果反向因素。 31.A 主旨大意题。全文围绕“最少需要多少运动量”展开一从WHO的150分钟建议， 到研究发现每天仅4.4分钟的VLPA也能显著降低死亡风险，最后提出“运动零食” 概念。A项“你可以承受多少的运动量？”精准概括了全文核心问题。B项“VILPA: 新型力量训练”错误，VILPA不是力量训练：C项“你应该遵循WHO运动指南吗？” 偏离主旨，文章并非在质疑WHO指南；D项“运动零食：将日常杂事变成锻炼” 只涉及文章结尾部分，未能涵盖全文。 英语参考答案·第4页（共12页） 口■■口口■■■■口■ 0 【语篇导读】本文是一篇议论文，探讨了哲学在人工智能发展中的重要作用。文章指出 AI公司正大量雇佣哲学博土来解决模型对齐、道德推理和意识本质等问题，同时也提出了对 哲学研究可能受企业利益影响的担忧。 32.D细节理解。前两段指出AI面临的最大挑战正由哲学家而非计算机科学家解决，AI 公司是哲学博士的主要雇主，哲学研究数十年的主题突然对AI公司极具价值。这 呈现的现象是AI公司正在向哲学求助，D项正确。A项“计算机科学家失业”和B 项“哲学家胜过计算机科学家”均属过度推断；C项“哲学博士在就业市场受青睐” 过于宽泛，文中特指AI领域的需求。 33.B词义猜测。第三段提到最初的“护栏”方法（如完全禁止谈论炸弹）被证明 “clumsy and easy to circumvent”。上文说这些方法“笨拙”(clumsy),下文说 公司现在追求更先进的方法，说明I旧方法容易被绕过/规避。B项“get around” 意为“绕过、规避”，符合语境。A项“接管”、C项“捡起/学习”、D项“推 进”均不符合。 34.C细节理解。第三段描述了训练方法的转变：从简单的黑白护栏(black-and-wite guardrails)一如完全禁止谈论炸弹一转向依赖哲学对是非对错的理解 (philosophical under'standing of right and wrong)的更先进方法。即从刚性规则转向 道德推理，C项正确。A项“从理论分析到实际应用”文中未体现；B项“从技术 修复到逻辑分析”不够准确，转变的核心是道德判断；D项“从简单任务到复杂情 境”过于笼统。 35.B主旨大意题。全文围绕哲学能否解决AI中的问题展开一哲学家被雇佣来解决对 齐问题、机器意识问题等，同时也有学者对哲学能否回答最困难的意识问题表示怀 疑。B项“AI中的问题能否由哲学解决？”准确概括了文章的核心议题。A项“哲 学家会赢得更好的AI之战吗？”过于竞争化：C项“哲学家如何改变AI行业？” 侧重方法而非问题；D项“为什么AI公司更喜欢哲学家而不是程序员？”与原文 信息不符。 第二节 【语篇导读】本文是一篇议论文，探讨了人们为何会对一只脊柱缩短的野生浣熊Jimothy 如此关注。文章认为这反映出数字时代人类与自然世界的脱节，而野生动物能帮助我们重新建 立“生态身份”，意识到自己是更大生命网络的一部分。 36.F上下文衔接。空前说Jimothy的视频获得数百万观看量，“他的受欢迎是有道理的” (His popularity makes sense),空后说“但如果我们对野生浣熊生活的感情投入与 英语参考答案·第5页（共12页） 口■■口口■■■■口■ Jimothy本身关系不大…”空格处应解释他受欢迎的直接原因一他可爱且独特 的外形易于识别，F项正确。 37.B段落主旨句。空后说“我们的日子完全在人为塑造的环境中度过…屏幕和日常生 活大多只是向我们反映我们自己”，这描述的是现代生活几乎以人为中心的特征， B项正确。 38.E上下文衔接。空前说“当我们的生活变成那样时，一些本质的东西就丢失了”，空 后说“与野生动物的相遇以一种既迷人又开阔的方式去中心化人类”。空格处需要 说明丢失的是什么一人们与“野生他者”互动的本能，E项正确。 39.G上下文衔接。空格前一句表达了“Jimothy让我们认识到在数字化的时代我们已经 与自然界失去了连接”。G选项指出“观看Jimothy的视频唤醒我们内心那个带着 惊奇来探索自然的孩子”，正好体现Jimothy如何让我们与自然界产生连接。 40.A段落总结句。本段前面描述了建立生态身份后意识的变化一从房屋转向生态系 统，鸟群在树上生活，与我们的生活并行展开。A选项“我们作为更大的生命网 络的一部分而存在”正好是对这一变化的总结。 第三部分语言运用 第一节 【语篇导读】本文是一篇记叙文，讲述了作者从童年起就梦想写作出版，但一直未能付诸 行动。在父亲因患病搬来同住后，作者在照护父亲的单调生活中重新拿起笔，最终成功出版小 说，实现了儿时梦想。 41.A考查动词短语。前句说“有时我会记录某次旅行的细节”，转折词“oyto”表示 意想不到的结果，空格处表示“一个月后就忘了把日记放在哪里”。A项“lose track of”意为“失去…的踪迹/忘记…在哪里”，符合语境。B项“catch sight of” (看见)、C项“pick out”(挑出)、D项“make for”(前往)均不符合。 42.B考查名词。前文说作者一直忙碌，告诉自己“总有一天会试试”，但十年又十年过 去。空格处说“我只不过是一个42，有着有趣的轶事，仅此而已。”结合前文 “I toldmyself”和后文“nothing more”,说明作者是一个只会空谈的人（有轶事但 未真正写作)，B项正确。A项“表演者”、C项“作家”（若为作家则与“nothing more”矛盾)、D项“思想家”均不符合。 43.D考查副词。前文描述了几十年一成不变的生活，后句说“六年前，我44的父亲 搬来了”。父亲搬来同住是生活的一个意外转折，D项“unexpectedly”（出乎意料 英语参考答案·第6页（共12页） 口■■口口■■■■口■ 地)符合。A项“casually”(随意地)、B项“gradually”(逐渐地)、C项“visibly” (明显地)均不准确。 44.A考查形容词。后文提到作者24/7全天候照顾父亲(24/7 duties caring for Dad),说明 父亲身体状况衰退/不佳。A项“failing”（衰退的、衰弱的)符合。B项“caring” (关爱的)与“需要被照顾”矛盾；C项“inspiring'”(鼓舞人心的)和D项 “demanding”(要求高的)虽可描述照护工作，但修饰“父亲”本人不恰当。 45.B考查形容词。空格处修饰“silence'”,前文说24/7照护父亲，日复一日枯燥的日子 (day after boring day),这种环境下的沉默是痛苦的，B项“painful”符合。A项 “strange”(（奇怪的)、C项“awkward'”(尴尬的)、D项“peaceful”(平静的) 均不符合语境。 46.B考查动词。前句说“尽管一扇门关闭了我以前的生活”，后句说“我会46打开 一扇窗并喊出新生活”。此处用比喻表达“强行/用力打开”，B项“force”符合。 A项“pull”(拉)、C项“swing”(转)、D项“slide”(滑动)均不如“force'”能 表达克服困难的决心。 47.C考查动词。前文说作者决定开启新生活，空格处说“我没有理由47我的童年目 标。”结合后文作者开始写作，说明他没有拖延童年梦想的理由，C项“delay”符 合。A项“achieve'”（实现)与“没有理由”搭配不当（应为“有理由”）：B项 “escape”(逃避)和D项“pursue'”(追求)逻辑不通。 48.B考查动词。空格后“freely on paper”表示在纸上自由地写作，B项“composed'”(创 作、撰写)符合。A项“reflected”(反思)需接on/upon;C项“drew”(画)与 小说写作不符；D项“commented”(评论)不符合语境。 49.C考查名词。前句说作者寄出许多咨询信(query letters),后句说“只收回装有标 准49_单的信封”。结合“Unyielding”(不屈不挠)可知收到的是拒稿通知， C项“rejection”正确。A项“reference”(推荐)、B项“acceptance”(接受)、 D项“invitation”(邀请)均不符合。 50.A考查名词。作者参加写作会议，获得了一个为作品集写阿尔茨海默病故事的_50_。 A项“chance”（机会)符合语境一获得写作机会。B项“occasion”(场合)、C 项“challenge'”(挑战)、D项“reason”(理由)均不准确。 51.D考查名词。前文说作者为作品集快速写作，到一月份作者51_。结合后文 “Eventually,myl03,O00-word novel was also published.”可知作者成功入选，D 项“made the cut'”为固定搭配，意为“入选、通过筛选”。A项“made the decision” 英语参考答案·第7页（共12页） 口■■口口■■■■口■ (做决定)、B项“made the plan”(制定计划)、C项“made the point”(表达观点) 均不符合。 52.C考查形容词。前一句说“成为照护者不容易”，此处表达“没有一件值得的事情是 容易的”，即任何值得的事情都是不容易的，C项“worthwhile”正确。A项 “available”(可获得的)、B项“accessible”(可到达的)、D项“enjoyable”(令 人愉快的)均不符合。 53.C考查动词。作者从未预料到父亲的病让她认识到从53自己中获得的快乐。结合 全文作者照顾父亲的同时投身写作，即奉献自己的时间和精力，实现了梦想，C项 “giving of oneself”为固定表达，意为“奉献自己”。A项“loving”(爱)、B项 “shaping”（塑造)、D项“thinking”(思考)均不构成此固定搭配。 54.B考查动词。空格处说“当灵魂54自身热爱时，而后境遇给予条件去追寻它时， 生活是充实的”。B选项“recognizes'”表示内心认清、意识到，符合；A选项 “pictures'”(想象)，C选项“loses'”(失去)，D选项“expresses”（向外表达)， 均不符合“先内心觉知热爱，再付诸追求”的语境逻辑。 55.A考查形容词。空格处说“然后环境把那个身体放在55_的地方去追求它”。结 合前文作者在成为照护者后反而找到了写作的机会，说明环境把她放在了正确的 地方，A项“right”符合。B项“central”(中心的)、C项“sane”(相同的)、 D项“original'”(最初的)均不符合。 第二节 【语篇导读】本文是一篇说明文，介绍了作者童年时与家人访问曼哈顿唐人街的经历，以 及唐人街作为华裔美国人社区的历史与现状。文章引用了学者对唐人街的描述，强调其在社区 互助和文化传承中的重要作用。 56.to collect考查非谓语动词（不定式作目的状语）。句子主干为“I would visit Chinatown”,空格处表示访问唐人街的目的一收集各式包子，故用不定式作目的状 语，填to collect。 57.an考查冠词。空格后“on-the-g0 breakfast”为可数名词单数，泛指“一种适合外带的 早餐”，且“onhe-go”以元音开头，故填不定冠词an。 58.caught考查谓语动词的时态和语态。catch充当定语从句中的谓语动词，与上下文中的 一般过去时一致。 59.owned考查非谓语动词。空格前“each”指代前面的“hair salons,dessert shops,and boutiques'”，与“owm”为逻辑被动关系（店铺被华人家庭拥有），故用过去分词owned。 英语参考答案·第8页（共12页） 口■■口口■■■■口■ 60.ones考查代词（复数形式)。空格后“I grew up feeling sandwiched between”为定语从 句，先行词指代前文的“different worlds”,为复数概念，故用代词ones指代“worlds”。 6l.and考查并列连词。空格前“community engagement,mutual aid'”与空后“heritage preservation”为并列关系，列举三项内容，故填and。 62.where考查定语从句。先行词“pockets of wisdom and culture”指地点（抽象地点），在 定语从句“62_many Chinese Americans find comfort and support'”中作地点状语，故填 关系副词where。 63.as考查介词。此处想说明唐人街作为新移民生活和工作的中心，故填介词as表“作为”。 64.social考查词性转换。空格后为名词，所以这里将society转换为形容词形式social。 65.description考查词性转换。空格前“This”为指示代词，后接名词作主语，故将动词 describe转换为名词description,意为“这一描述”。 听力原文 Text 1 M:I can't decide between the robotics club and the debate team. W:Well,you're more of a hands-on builder than a speaker,aren't you?I'd say go with what suits your natural strengths. Text 2 W:I've been looking forward to our beach getaway all month,but the weather forecast says thunderstorms from Friday through Sunday. M:What about the mountain cabin we stayed in last spring?I could make a call and see if it's available. W:That's brilliant!The kids loved the hiking trails there. Text 3 M:I've been practicing the guitar for three months now,but my fingers still feel clumsy on the strings. W:Three months is nothing.I played the piano for six years before I felt truly comfortable. M:Six years?That's discouraging. Text 4 M:If we leave by 7,we can beat the rush hour traffic and get to the airport in 40 minutes. 英语参考答案·第9页（共12页） 口■■口口■■■■口■ W:Or we could take the subway and avoid the stress of driving altogether.It takes about the same time. M:True,but with three suitcases,I'd rather not drag them through crowded stations. Text 5 W:Honey,are you sure you know how to chop onions? M:Of course!See?(coughing)Wait,why are my eyes burning? W:You forgot to freeze it in the refrigerator first? M:Oh...that explains it. Text 6 W:Excuse me,I'd like a full refund.The room was right next to the elevator,so I heard constant dinging noises all night.Also,the Wi-Fi was down most of the time.It's really disappointing! M:I apologize for the inconvenience,but we can't refund the full amount.You booked for three nights at $150 per night.Then we can give you a 40%discount on your total bill. W:Only 40%?I expected at least half. M:I'm afraid that's our maximum for non-technical issues.However,I can throw in a free dinner voucher. W:Alright,I'll take that. Text 7 M:Congratulations on winning the Young Digital Artist Award,Emma!Your AI-generated series "Urban Dreams"truly impressed the judges. W:Thank you.I'm stillprocessing it,to behonest.I never expected to win against so many talented participants. M:What inspired you to combine artificial intelligence with traditional painting techniques? W:I've always loved watercolors,but I'm also fascinated by technology.So I trained an AI model on thousands of classical landscape paintings,then used its outputs as a base layer,and painted over them manually M:That sounds incredibly time-consuming.How long did the whole project take? 英语参考答案·第10页（共12页） 口■■口口■■■■口■ W:About four months of coding and painting,plus countless failed attempts.But the process taught me that creativity isn't about the tool-it's about how you use it. Text 8 M:I've been in this accounting firm for five years,and I feel like I'm getting nowhere. W:Have you considered going back to school for an MBA?That could open up management positions. M:I've thought about it,but the tuition is too high,and I'd have to quit my job.I can't afford to lose my income. W:What about switching to a different company?Sometimes a change of environment makes all the difference. M:I've sent out a few applications,but the market is tough right now.Everyone wants five years of experience for an entry-level position. W:Then maybe it's not about changing jobs-maybe it's about changing your mindset.Have you talked to your boss about taking on more challenging projects? M:That's actually something I haven't tried.I've been so focused on leaving thatI didn't think about improving where I am. Text 9 W:The community music festival is in three weeks,and we'renowherenear ready.The main stage still needs sound equipment,and half the performers haven't confirmed M:The rental company says they can deliver the sound system by next Friday,but we'll have to pay a rush fee. W:How much extra are we talking? M:About 500 dollars.Given our budget,that would mean cutting back on the lighting design. W:We can't compromise on lighting-it's essential for the evening performances.What if we reduce the number of food stands from ten to six?People are coming for the music,not the food. M:That's a reasonable trade-off.I'll adjust the list of food sellers accordingly.And what about the performers? W:I'll personally visit the local bands this weekend to get firm commitments. 英语参考答案·第11页（共12页） 口■■口口■■■■口■ Text 10 Welcome to our sciencetalk.Today we're looking at solar energy-and guess what?This year has been a game-changer for solar research.Scientists have achieved new records in solar cell efficiency.One team reported a conversion efficiency of over 35 percent for a new type of solar cell, beating the previous record.This high efficiency is only reached in small laboratory samples,not in commercial solar panels.Another group developed a special coating that helps panels work better in hot weather. Meanwhile,the cost of solar power continues to drop.Since 2010,installation costs have fallen by nearly 90 percent.In some countries,solar energy with battery storage is now cheaper than electricity from fossil fuels. Storage technology is also improving.Researchers have created a liquid that can hold solar energy for years and release it as heat when needed.While it cannot produce electricity directly,this technology could help solve one of solar power's biggest problems-what to do when the sun doesn't shine. Experts believe these advances will make solar energy more accessible to homes and businesses around the world.With better efficiency,lower costs,and smarter storage,solar power is becoming a reliable energy source for the future. 英语参考答案·第12页（共12页）英语试题 注意事项： 1.答题前，考生务必用黑色碳素笔将自己的姓名、准考证号、考场号、座位号在答 题卡上填写清楚。 2.每小题选出答案后，用2B铅笔把答题卡上对应题目的答案标号涂黑。如需改动， 用橡皮擦千净后，再选涂其他答案标号。在试题卷上作答无效。 3.考试结束后，请将本试卷和答题卡一并交回。满分150分，考试用时120分钟。 第一部分听力（共两节，满分30分） 注意，回答听力部分时，请先将答案标在试卷上。听力部分结束前，你将有两分钟 的时间将你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 advise the man to do? A.Join both clubs. B.Choose what he likes. C.Join the robotics club. 2.Where will the speakers probably go for vacation? A.A beach resort. B.A mountain cottage. C.A lake house. 3.What does the woman think of learning instruments? A.It requires natural talent. B.It takes great patience. C.It is great fun. 4.How will the speakers most likely go to the airport? A.Drive a car. B.Take the subway. C.Take a bus. 5.What mistake did the man make? A.He burned the onions. B.He didn't peel the onions. C.He didn't freeze the onions. 第1页，共12页 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。每段录音后有儿个小题，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和第7小题。 6.What is the probable relationship between the speakers? A.Hotel guest and receptionist. B.Customer and restaurant server. C.Passenger and flight attendant. 7.How much money could the woman receive back? A.$450. B.$270. C.$180. 听下面的录音，回答第8至第10小题。 8.Who is the man probably? A.An art critic. B.A journalist. C.An AI engineer. 9.Why is Emma's work so impressive? A.It was entirely created by a computer. B.It was painted in a classical watercolor style. C.It combined digital and hand-painted methods. 10.What does Emma say about creativity? A.It comes from repeated trials. B.It requires advanced technology. C.It depends on the artist's intention. 听下面的录音，回答第11至第13小题。 11.Why does the man feel dissatisfied about his present job? A.He can't see much career growth B.He doesn't like the pressure. C.He may easily get fired. 12.What does the woman suggest the man do? A.Apply for more jobs. B.Negotiate for a promotion C.Explore internal opportunities 第2页，共2页 13.What can be inferred about the man? A.He is unwilling to take risks B.He has a narrow view of his options. C.He lacks professional qualifications. 听下面的录音，回答第14至第16小题。 14.What is the speakers'primary challenge? A.Time management issues. B.Insufficient performer interest. C.Budget and resource distribution. 15.What solution do the speakers agree on? A.Raising additional funds. B.Reducing the lighting costs. C.Sacrificing some food options. 16.What will the woman do next? A.Meet the performers. B.Revise the schedule. C.Adjust the program list. 听下面的录音，回答第17至第20小题。 17.What does the speaker mainly talk about? A.Changes in solar research. B.Advances in solar energy. C.The prospect of solar energy. 18.What has happened to solar cell efficiency? A.It's ready for commercial use. B.It has reached new records. C.It has nearly doubled. 19.What can the new liquid do? A.Clean solar panels. B.Store solar energy. C.Produce electrieity. 20.What is the experts'attitude towards the future of solar energy? A.Concerned. B.Critical. C.Optimistic. 第3页，共12页 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 From roaming (fees to pricey add-ons,it's easy to lose track of your spending. To avoid any unpleasant surprises,dial in to these top tips... SWITCH 'N'SAVE Firstly,can you switch mobile providers and save? Text the word“INF0”to85075一it's a free Ofcom（通信管理局)service that tells you whether you're still in contract and whether any exit fees apply.If you're within 30 days of your contract end date,you can give notice that you are going to switch.Then at the end of your contract,you can move to a better deal.To find one,use comparison sites such as switch.com, moneysupermarket.com and comparethemarket.com. ROAMING RULES Roaming charges can max out your holiday budget,but 02 is the major UK network that still includes free EU roaming as standard across all its plans.It covers up to 25GB data at no extra cost.Switch off "automatic network selection"in places near countries outside the EU to make sure you can stay in control of spending. ESIM-PLE SWAP If you don't want to switch and your provider's travel charges are looking unreasonable,you could also buy a travel eSIM at Airalo.com.Just set the destination and travel duration before instant downloading,with no postage and no physical card.Plans start from just a few pounds for short trips.Just switch to the new one when you land to connect instantly. EXTRA HELP Log on to free Wi-Fi where possible.Use apps such as WhatsApp or Messenger to call friends and family for free.Do remember to turn off voicemail as you can get charged for someone leaving a message.Besides,Google Maps lets you download offline maps so you can navigate without using data. 21.What service can you get by sending "INFO"to 85075? A.Checking contract details. B.Canceling contracts freely. C.Comparing phone services. D.Switching mobile providers. 第4页，共2页 22.Which practice can help save phone costs abroad? A.Using WhatsApp for navigation. B.Buying a travel eSIM at Airalo.com C.Leaving voicemail on to receive messages. D.Keeping automatic network selection active. 23.Who is the text mainly intended for? A.Exchange students studying in the UK. B.Businessmen on a business trip in Europe. C.European tourists who are visiting the UK. D.British travelers planning a holiday abroad. B Standing at the top of the Eiffel Tower,almost everyone looks down.Tourists push their way to peer at Paris's famous landmarks.Yet those in the know gaze upwards:they climb to the highest public platform to view not the metropolis,but a mosaic () Invader,the Frenchman behind the mosaic,is one of the most productive street artists in the world.He has planted more than 1,500 works across Paris alone.There are thousands more such "invasions"in over 80 cities around the world,from New York to Tokyo.His works have been attached to the Hollywood sign and a ski lift in the Swiss Alps;they lie at the bottom of the ocean near Cancun and orbit Earth in the International Space Station. Like any successful intruder and serious street artist,his identity is a secret.That hasn't stopped him from gaining fans.If you know a child in a city that has been invaded,chances are you've heard of FlashInvaders,an app on which you score points for finding the mosaics.The game has more than 550,000 players. Invader uses the ancient practice of mosaic to create figures inspired by video games.Each piece acts as a“perfect pixel(像素)”，which makes the mosaics look like digital images.. The pixels also mean the images can be scanned on a phone,a bit like a QR code,to play FlashInvaders.The aim of the game is not only to interact with fans,but also to spark curiosity and urban exploration.Searching for the mosaics takes you to parts of cities you wouldn't normally see. The app stands out because it encourages people to "look at their environment in a different way".Mobile games are often criticised for gluing people to their phones,but this one teaches you to take notice of the world around you.Whether on a little-known street or at the top of the Eiffel Tower,it's always worth looking up. 第5页，共12页 24.Why does the author mention tourists looking down from the Eiffel Tower? A.To introduce an artwork. B.To judge tourists'behavior. C.To describe a common sight. D.To explain the tower's design. 25.What do the locations in paragraph 2 show about Invader's works? A.They have varied patterns. B.They focus on landmarks. C.They stay within city streets. D.They enjoy great popularity. 26.What role do the "pixels"play in Invader's art? A.They blend art with interaction. B.They make the mosaics hard to recognize. C.They are mainly used to save time D.They imitate QR codes in appearance. 27.What can the app contribute to according to the last paragraph? A.Personalized guided tours. B.Proper use of mobile games. C.Better knowledge of architecture. D.Sharpened real-world awareness. C Few things are as undoubtedly good for you as exercise.Besides making you fitter and stronger,it cuts your risk of heart disease,strokes,diabetes,many types of cancer and more. But how much of the cure-all do you really need?The WHO recommends at least 150 minutes a week of moderate activity,such as easy jogging or cycling,and two sessions a week of strength training.Many still fall short.In America,for instance,less than half of adults meet the minimum recommendations for just cardiovascular exercise alone. Those who hate pounding the pavements need not despair,though.Even a little exercise is better than none.And a growing pile of evidence suggests that might be true even with very small amounts of exercise indeed:potentially just a few minutes a day. Recently a group of researchers published a study that analyzed data from 25,000British people who did no organised exercise.The researchers were interested in "vigorous irregular lifestyle physical activity",or VILPA-short bursts of relatively intense exercise undertaken in daily life. Few of the participants did much VILPA-the median was just 4.4 minutes per day.But even that was associated with a reduction in the chance of dying,from any cause,of up to 30% in the following seven years for which the average participant was monitored.The association persisted even after the researchers tried to account for the idea that causality(因果关系) might run the other way,with only the already healthy capable of performing VILPA. Exactly why VILPAs seem to be so good for you is not yet clear.But inspired by the results,some academics have started advocating "exercise snacks":short bursts of activity that even the most gym-shy or time-pressed should be able to manage.As the old saying goes, every little helps.In fact,it may help much more than you think. 第6页，共12页 28.What do the WHO's exercise guidelines advocate? A.A mix of intensities. B.Moderate activity. C.Intense workouts. D.Duration over frequency. 29.Which of the following is an example of VILPA? A.Jogging for 20 minutes at a steady speed. B.Doing push-ups during each work break. C.Climbing stairs quickly to a meeting. D.Walking the dog after supper. 30.What factor did the researchers take into account? A.Participants'original health state. B.Methods for lowering the death rate. C.Participants'daily exercise preferences. D.The length of people's monitoring period. 31.Which of the following is a suitable title for the passage? A.How Little Exercise Can You Get Away With? B.VILPA:A New-style Strength-building Workout C.Should You Follow the WHO Exercise Guidelines? D.Exercise Snacks:Turn Daily Chores into Workouts D Some of the biggest challenges in artificial intelligence are being worked on not by computer scientists but by philosophers.The philosophers are tasked with making the next generation of models more capable and reliable,but they also shed light on the mystery of consciousness. Jonathan Birch at the London School of Economics and Political Science says AI companies are the big employers of philosophy PhDs right now."Topics that have been researched in philosophy departments for decades -how to make rational decisions,what counts as reasoning,what counts as evidence of consciousness-are suddenly of massive value to AI companies,"says Birch. One of the key tasks for this crop of philosophers is alignment,the AI industry term for efforts to stop harmful content-such as revealing instructions on how to make bombs.Efforts to stop AI models giving dangerous outputs were initially focused around putting in simple black-and-white 第7页，共12页 guardrails ()such as forbidding a model from talking about bombs entirely.But these proved clumsy and easy to circumvent.Now,companies are pursuing more advanced methods which lean heavily on philosophical understanding of right and wrong. However,it's rarely straightforward.Researchers have found that if you tell a model to break a rule in one specific situation,it will start breaking lots of other rules,says Shane Glackin at the University of Exeter in the UK.And understanding why is exactly the sort of problem that philosophy's logical analysis can crack. Mahrad Almotahari at the University of Edinburgh sees value in philosophy expertise for technology firms,but is sceptical that the toughest questions of machine consciousness will be answered by them.Others see a potential problem on the horizon,with industry hiring philosophers eventually leading to biased research that serves the interests of technology companies. "I wish we had made more progress on the big questions of philosophy before the arrival of AI.If we had,we would have been better prepared.AI has now given these questions massive urgency,and yet,the answers still seem far away,says Birch. 32.What phenomenon is presented in the first two paragraphs? A.Computer scientists are losing their jobs. B.Philosophers outperform computer scientists. C.Philosophy PhDs are favored in the job market. D.AI companies are turning to philosophy for help 33.What does the underlined word "circumvent"in paragraph 3 probably mean? A.Take over. B.Get around. C.Pick up. D.Push forward. 34.How do the training methods of large language models shift? A.From theory analysis to practical use. B.From technical fixes to logical analysis. C.From rigid rules to moral reasoning. D.From simple tasks to complex situations 35.What question does the text center on? A.Will philosophers win in the battle for better AI? B.Can the problems in AI be solved by philosophy? C.How can philosophers transform the AI industry? D.Why do AI companies prefer philosophers to coders? 第8页，共12页 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人空白处的最佳选项。选项中有两项 为多余选项。 A Seattle-area raccoon with a shortened spine (has become one of the Internet's most celebrated animals.Videos of Jimothy balancing on backyard fences and going about his nightly routine have gained millions of views.His popularity makes sense.36.But what if our emotional investment in the life of a wild raccoon had less to do with Jimothy himself and more to do with what he awakens inside of us? 37.We spend our days in environments shaped entirely for people,created by people.Our screens and daily lives mostly reflect us to ourselves.However,something essential is lost when our lives become like that.38.Encounters with wild animals de-center humans in a way that is both fascinating and expansive.Jimothy's presence pulls us out of our own world and reminds us that we are fellow creatures existing within an ecosystem. Perhaps what draws us to Jimothy is not only his intriguing way of navigating urban life as a uniquely shaped raccoon,but the recognition that we ourselves have become disconnected from the natural world in the digital age.39.Ecological identity is the part of our personal identities formed through relationships with landscapes,plants and animals.Recognizing that our identities extend beyond the borders of our skin and mind to include the natural world around us helps us to experience a sense of belonging.Our consciousness of our neighborhoods shifts from houses to ecosystems.Families of birds live in the trees,their lives unfolding in parallel with our own..40_· A.We exist as members of a larger web of life B.Modern life has become almost human-centric C.Our living environment has changed dramatically D.Animals with cute appearance always capture our hearts E.People are wired to interact with what we call wild otherness F.He's adorable and easy to recognize with his unique body shape G.Seeing videos of Jimothy awakens our inner child who explored nature with wonder 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四个选项中选出可以填人空白处的最佳 选项。 Since I was a child,I've wanted to write for publication.Sometimes,I'd record details of some trip,only to 41 where I put the journal a month later.The writing habit never took root. 第9页，共12页 As time went by,I went to college,got a job,married and bore four children.I was busy but I told myself that someday I'd give it a go!However,decade after decade,I was a42 with entertaining anecdotes,nothing more. Then,my life changed 43.Six years ago,my 44 father moved in.During this new phase of life,with my 24/7 duties caring for Dad,a(n)45 silence day after boring day enveloped me.I decided that although a door closed on my former life,I'd 46 open a window and shout out a new life!I had no reason to 47 my childhood goal. While Dad napped,I 48 freely on paper.Within nine months,I birthed a 103,000-word novel.I sent out many query letters,only to get back my envelopes with standard 49 slips.Unyielding,I attended a writing conference and got a(n)50 to write stories about Alzheimer's for an anthology ()I wrote it fast and furious and from the heart.By January,I had made the 51.Eventually,my 103,000-word novel was also published. Becoming a caregiver isn't easy;nothing 52 in life is.I never foresaw that my dad's illness would open my eyes to the joy gained from 53 of oneself.Life's fulfilling when a soul 54 her passion and then circumstances put that body in the 55 place to pursue it. Lucky am I.I can say to myself about my dream:"Mission Accomplished." 41.A.lose track of B.catch sight of C.pick out D.make for 42.A.performer B.talker C.writer D.thinker 43.A.casually B.gradually C.visibly D.unexpectedly 44.A.failing B.caring C.inspiring D.demanding 45.A.strange B.painful C.awkward D.peaceful 46.A.pull B.force C.swing D.slide 47.A.achieve B.escape C.delay D.pursue 48.A.reflected B.composed C.drew D.commented 49.A.reference B.acceptance C.rejection D.invitation 50.A.chance B.occasion C.challenge D.reason 51.A.decision B.plan C.point D.cut 52.A.available B.accessible C.worthwhile D.enjoyable 53.A.loving B.shaping C.giving D.thinking 54.A.pictures B.recognizes C.loses D.expresses 55.A.right B.central C.same D.original 第10页，共12页 第二节（共10小题；每小题1.5分，满分15分） 阅读下面短文，在空白处填人1个适当的单词或括号内单词的正确形式。 Growing up,I would frequently visit Manhattan's Chinatown with my family 56 (collect)a variety of bao,or buns-good for 57 on-the-go breakfast or delicious snack. One hot July afternoon,while waiting outside for my dad to finish choosing which pastries 58 (catch)his eye,my sister grabbed my hand and rushed down the sidewalk.Weaving through fruit sellers and leisurely tourists,I was spellbound by the passing storefronts-an array of hair salons,dessert shops,and boutiques,each59(own)by a local Chinese family. As we got lost in the bustling streets,my heart swelled with pride and contentment. Chinatown,situated at the intersection of Chinese and American culture,combined together different worlds,60(one)I grew up feeling sandwiched between as a second-generation Chinese immigrant. Today,these neighborhoods,home to generations of Chinese Americans,are known as sites of community engagement,mutual aid 61 heritage preservation.They are pockets of wisdom and culture 62 many Chinese Americans find comfort and support.Scholars Michael Liu and Kim Geron recount the familiar Chinatown origin story in their 2008 "Changing Neighborhood:Ethnic Enclaves（飞地)and the Struggle for Social Justice”:Chinatowns 63 "centers where new immigrants lived and worked together,shared resources,built 64 (society)and political organizations,and nurtured distinctive social and cultural lives."This 65 (describe)still holds true today,making these enclaves irreplaceable for both the old and the young. 第四部分写作（共两节，满分40分） 第一节（满分15分） 假设你是李华，准备参加主题为“劳动·俦就”（Through Labor,.We Build)的国际 中学生创意短视频大赛。请你给热爱视频拍摄的外籍老师Jenny写信，请求她提供指导。 内容包括： 1.你的初步构想； 2.请求给予指导。 注意：1.写作词数应为80个左右； 2.请按如下格式在答题卡的相应位置作答。 Dear Jenny, I hope this email finds you well. Yours sincerely, Li Hua 第11页，共12页 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。 Chesa grew up in a quiet small town in Indiana.For as long as she could remember,Chesa had listened to her parents talk warmly about the Hinara,their hometown far across the ocean. Her parents described lush palm trees,warm tropical wind,tasty local snacks and the peaceful countryside where Grandpa lived.Chesa built a perfect,glowing picture of the Hinara in her mind,dreaming that it would be a wonderful oasis (full of joy and beauty. At last,the whole family booked flights to visit their relatives.Full of eager excitement, Chesa boarded the plane,counting down the hours until she could step into her imagined paradise.But reality hit her hard the moment they arrived.The air was hot and sticky,full of thick moisture.The roads were narrow and bumpy.Local taxis rumbled（发出轰鸣)noisily along the streets,and simple wooden houses lined the roadside instead of the neat modern buildings she had pictured.Grandpa's small house was plain and narrow,without the comfortable facilities she was used to back in Indiana. Disappointment washed over Chesa again and again.She refused to try local food,kept quiet during family gatherings,and avoided going out with her grandpa.She thought her dream oasis had turned into a dull,uncomfortable place.Grandpa noticed her low spirits and never blamed her.Every day,he gently invited her to tour around the village,yet Chesa always made up excuses to stay inside alone,wrapped in her negative mood.One afternoon,Chesa sat alone on the back porch,staring blankly at the messy yard,feeling regretful and lonely for being so cold to her kind grandpa.She wondered whether she would ever find the "oasis"she had long dreamed of. 注意：1.写作词数应为150个左右； 2.请按如下格式在答题卡的相应位置作答。 Slowly,Grandpa walked over and inwvited Chesa for a village tour on his motorcycle From that unforgettable ride,Chesa finally understood the true meaning of an oasis. 第12页，共12页英语试卷第一部分听力，该部分分为第一第二两节。注意回答听力部分时，请先将答案标在试卷上。听力部分结束前，你将有两分钟的时间将你的答案转涂到答题卡上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 can't . decide between the robotics club and the debate team. Well. you're more of a hands on builder than a speaker, aren't you? I take go with what suits your natural strength. I can't decide between the robotics club and the debate team. Well, you're more of a hands on built than a speaker, aren't you? I take go with what suits your natural strength. 听下面的录音，回答第二小题。I've been looking forward to our beach, get away all month, but the weather forecast says thunder storms from friday through sunday. What about the mountain cabin we stayed in last spring? I could make a call and see if . it's available. That's brilliant. The kids love the hiking trails there. I've been looking forward to our beach, get away all month, but the weather forecast says thunderstorms from friday through sunday. What about the mountain cabin we stayed in last spring? I could make a call and see if it's available. That's brilliant. The kids love the hiking trails there. 听下面的录音，回答第三小题。I've been . practicing the guitar for three months now, but my fingers still feel clumpy on the strings. Three months, nothing. I played the piano for six years before. I felt truly comfortable. Six years, that's discouraging. I've been practicing the guitar for three months now, but my fingers still feel clumsy on the strings. Three months, nothing. I played the piano for six years before I felt truly comfortable. Six years. That's discouraging. 听下面的录音，回答第四小题。If we live by seven, we can beat the shower traffic and get to the airport in thirty minutes. or we could take the subway and avoid the stress of driving altogether. IT takes about the same time. true, but with three suitcases, i'd rather not drag them through crowded stations. If we live by seven, we can beat the rush hour traffic and get to the airport in thirty minutes. or we could take the subway and avoid the stress of driving all together. IT takes about the same time, true. but with three suitcases, i'd rather not drag them through crowded stations. 听下面的录音，回答第五小题。Honey, are you sure you know how? The champions. of course, see. Wait, why are my eyes burning? You forgot . to freeze IT in the refrigerator first. No, that explains IT. Honey, are you sure you know how? The champions. of course, see. Wait, why are my eyes burning? You forgot . to freeze IT in the refrigerator first. No, that explains IT. 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。Excuse me, i'd like a full refund. The room was right next to the elevator, so I heard constant thinking noises all night. Also, the wifi was down most of the time. It's really disappointing. I . apologize for the inconvenience, but we can't refund the full amount you books for three nights at one hundred and fifty dollars per nights. Then we can give you a forty percent discounts . on your total bill. Only forty, and I expected at least half. I'm afraid that some maximum for non technical issues. However, I can throw in a free . dinner watcher. All right, i'll take that. Excuse me, i'd like a full refund. The room was right next to the elevator, so I heard constant thinking noises all night. Also, the wifi was down most of the time. It's really disappointing. I apologize for the inconvenience, but we can't refund the full amount you books for three nights at one hundred and fifty dollars per nights. Then we can give you a forty percent discounts on . your total bill. Only forty percent. I expected at least half. I'm afraid that our maximum for non technical issues, however, I can throw in a free dinner voulons. Er all right, i'll take that. 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。Congratulations on winning the Young digital artist award emr your AI generated series urban dreams truly impressed the judges. Thank you. I'm still processing IT. To be honest, I never expected to win against so many talented participants. What inspired you to combine artificial intelligence with traditional painting techniques? I've always loved water colors, but i'm also fascinated by technology. So I trained an AI model on thousands of classical landscape paintings, then used its outputs as a base layer and painted over them manually. That sounds incredibly time consuming. How long did the whole projects take? About four months of coding and painting, plus countless failed attempts. But the process taught me that creativity isn't about the tool, it's about how you use IT . congratulations on winning the Young digital artist award emar your AI generated series urban dreams truly impressed the judges. Thank you. I'm still processing IT. To be honest, I never expected to win against so many talented participants. What inspired you to combine artificial intelligence with traditional painting techniques? I've always loved water colors, but i'm also fascinated by technology. So I trained an AI model on thousands of classical landscape paintings, then used its outputs as a base layer and painted over them manually. That sounds incredibly time consuming. How long did the whole projects take? About four months of coding and painting, plus countless failed attempts. But the process taught me that creativity isn't about the tool, it's about how you use IT. 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。I've been in this accounting firm for five years, and I feel like i'm getting nowhere. Have you considered going back to school for an M, B, A that could open up management positions? I've thought about IT, but the tuition is too high and i'd have to quit my job. I can't afford to lose my income. What about switching to a different company? Sometimes a change of environment makes all the difference. I've sent out a few applications, but the market is tough right now. Everyone wants five years of experience for an entry level position. Then maybe it's not about changing jobs, maybe it's about changing your mindset. Have you talk to your boss about taking on more chAllenging projects? That's actually something I haven't styled. I've been so focused on leaving that I didn't think about improving where I am. I've been in this accounting firm for five years, and I feel like i'm getting nowhere. Have you considered going back to school for an M, B, A that could open up management positions? I've thought about IT, but the situation is too high, and i'd have to quit my job. I can't afford to lose my income. What about switching to a different company? Sometimes a change of environment makes all the difference. I've sent out a few applications, but the market is tough right now. Everyone wants five years of experience for an entry level position. Then maybe it's not about changing jobs, maybe it's about changing your mindset. Have you talked to your boss about taking on more chAllenging project? That's actually . something I haven't tried. I've been so focused on leaving that I didn't think about improving where I am. 听下面的录音，回答第十四至第十六小题。现在你有15秒钟的时间阅读这三个小题。The community music festivals in three weeks and were nowhere near ready. The main stage still needs sound equipment, and half the performers haven't confirmed. The rental . company says they can deliver the sound system by next friday, but we'll have to pay a rush fee. How much extra are we talking about? Five hundred dollars. Given our budgets. That would mean cutting back on the . lighting design. We can't compromise on. Lighting is essential for the evening performances. What if we reduce the number of food stands from ten to six people are coming for the music, not the food . that's a reasonable trade off are are just a list of food sellers accordingly. And what about the . performance? I'll personally visit the local bands this weekend to get firm commitments. The community music festival is in three weeks and were nowhere near ready. The main stage still needs sound equipment, and half the performers haven't confirmed. The rental company says they can deliver the sound system by next friday, but we'll have to pay a rush fee. How much extra are we talking about? Five hundred dollars given up budget. That would mean cutting back on the lighting design. We can't compromise on lighting. It's essential for the evening performances. What if we reduce the number of food stands from ten to six people are coming for the music. not the food. That's a reasonable trade off. All are just a list of food. Sell is accordingly. And what about the performance? I'll personally visit the local bands this weekend to get firm commitments. 听下面的录音，回答第十七至第二十小题。现在你有20秒钟的时间阅读这四个小题。Welcome to our science talk. Today, we're looking at solar energy. And guess what? This year has been a game changer for solar research. Scientists have achieved new records in solar cell iena. Y one team reported a conversion efficiency of over thirty five percent for a new type of solar cell, beating the previous record. This high efficiency is only reached in small samples, not in commercial solar panels. Another group developed a special coding that helps panels work Better in hot weather. Meanwhile, the cost of solar power continues to drop since two thousand and ten, installation costs have fAllen by nearly ninety percent in some countries, solar energy with battery storage is now cheaper than electricity from fossil fuels. Storage technology is also improving. Researchers have created a liquid that can hold solar energy for years and released IT as heat when needed. While IT cannot produce electricity directly, this technology could help solve one of solar power's biggest problems, what to do when the sun doesn't shine. Experts believe these advances will make solar energy more accessible to homes and businesses around the world, with Better efficiency, lower costs and smarter storage. Solar power is becoming a reliable energy source for the future. Welcome to our science talk. Today, we're looking at solar energy. And guess what? This year has been a game change for solar research. Scientists have achieved new records in solar cell efficiency. One team reported a conversion efficiency of over thirty five percent for a new type of solar cell, beating the previous record. This high efficiency is only reached in small laboratory samples, not in commercial solar panels. Another group developed a special coating that helps panels work Better in hot weather. Meanwhile, the cost of solar power continues to drop. Since two thousand and ten, installation costs have fAllen by nearly ninety percent in some countries, solar energy with battery storage is now cheaper than electricity from fossil fuels. Storage technology is also improving. Researchers have created a liquid that can hold solar energy for years and release IT as heats when needed. While IT cannot produce electricity directly, this technology could help solve one of solar powers biggest problems, what to do when the sun doesn't shine. Experts believe these advances will make solar energy more accessible to homes and businesses around the world with Better efficiency, lower costs and smarter storage. Solar power is becoming a reliable energy source for the future. 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客观题答题卡上。听力部分到此结束。