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厦门双十中学2026一2027学年10月适应性练习 高三英语 详细解答 答案速查（先核对，再看详解) 听力1-5 BCAAC6-10 BCACB11-15 BCCAA16-20 BBABC 阅读理解 A篇21—23CBDB篇24—27 DABB C篇28—31 CDBA D篇32-35CDCA 七选五3640 AFGEC 完形填空4145 BADBC46-50 ADCDB51—55 CABCA 第一部分听力原文(Text1一Text10) Text 1 M:According to the map,the train station should be here,but this looks like a building site. W:Look at this sign.The station is being modernized,and passengers have to use the side entrance. M:OK.Let's head over there. Text 2 W:I'm in a cold sweat and have a headache.And I'm thirsty,too. M:Did you eat a hamburger at the market? W:How did you know? M:Because I've treated someone with the same symptoms.You probably have food poisoning. Text 3 M:Katie,did you hear the news?Karl's group just won first prize at the science fair. W:Really?Are you kidding me?I thought Karl was better at music than science. Text 4 W:Dad,would you like a cold drink? M:Yes,a glass of iced coffee,please.It feels like an oven out there. W:Yeah.This summer seems much hotter than usual. M:And it's said that today we'll have record-breaking temperatures. Text 5 M:Why didn't you join the group discussion in the online class? W:My internet cut out suddenly.I only reconnected when it ended. Text 6 W:Do you help around the house much? M:Yeah,housework doesn't bother me.If I've made the bed and put away my clothes,it's nice to look around and see everything all neat and tidy. W:Exactly,I know what you mean.And in the kitchen,I don't mind cutting a few vegetables or something,but I'm less keen on doing the dishes. Text 7 W:Eric,I just finished recording the audio guide for the pencil drawings that'll be included in our modern art exhibit next week. M:That's great.But unfortunately,we have to make one change.The drawing by Claudia Hoffian will no longer be in the exhibit.There was a scheduling mix-up,and it was promised to another museum starting next week. W:Oh,will you put anything in its place? M:No.Well just remove it. W:OK,I'll make that change to the audio-guide recording right away. Text 8 W:Welcome to Lakeview Hotel.How may I help you? M:My name is Robert Stark,and I have a reservation for two nights,a single bed. 26-27学年高三英语月考1答案 第1页共8页 W:OK,Mr.Stark,please fill out this form. M:Sure.Where is the main lecture hall?I don't want to be late for the writers'gathering tomorrow.Many famous writers will be here.I'm very excited to attend their lectures. W:The main lecture hall is on the second floor.Mr.Stark,I will put you in Room 403. M:Thank you.And where can I buy a nice souvenir? W:There is a large souvenir shop two blocks away,about ten minutes'walk from here.It's across the street from a grocery store.Here is your room key.Enjoy your stay,Mr.Stark. M:OK.Could you direct me to the lift? Text 9 W:Hello,Dr.Green,I'm here to talk to you about my work placement. M:Oh,yes.So,which work placement have you chosen? W:I decided to go for the Orion Stadium placement.The event I'll be managing is one where I'm helping to set up a sports competition for primary school children. M:Yup.That's always a popular placement,even though it can be tougher than you think,working with children. W:I know,but it's the fresh air that fascinates me.Organizing something indoors doesn't have the same appeal, even though it might be fun. M:OK.Just a heads-up-watch out for flying balls and equipment around the kids. W:Yes,Ill ask whether they provide some protective wear.And Ill also need to make sure none of the equipment's damaged. M:Ah,well,you'll be working with schools,so the equipment will be their responsibility.However,the grounds and what goes on there will be yours. W:Oh,I see. Text 10 W:Good morning,everyone.Welcome to our special feature on a meaningful event hosted by the charity organization Save Our Street Dogs,or SOSD.On March 2nd,SOSD will hold its annual fundraising and adoption event in Urban Park.This combined event aims to raise funds for a new care center while also helping more street dogs find loving homes.The funds raised are crucial for the construction of the SOSD Care Center,a major step to accommodate more dogs in need.At present,SOSD cares for 160 dogs at its shelters and also feeds 70 homeless dogs wandering around on Jurong Island.During the event,visitors can meet several dogs seeking forever homes.These include Odin,recently rescued from an abandoned factory and now recovering from an eye injury;Caleb,a loving dog who was left behind after his owner moved away;and Tami,a fun companion rescued from a forest,who had surgery after suffering a severe leg injury.These three are just a few of the furry friends waiting for adopters. On-the-spot volunteer registration will also be available on March 2nd.This is a great chance to support a worthy cause,so why not take part in the event on March 2nd and help a dog find its forever home? 第二部分阅读理解详解（每题：题干译文十出处原句与译文十四个选项翻译与对错因） A篇应用文·活动介绍21一23CBD 【主旨】介绍Maplewood修理咖啡馆的创办理念、运作方式与参与须知，倡导“能修就不扔”。 21.C题千：Why are Repair Cafes set up,.according to the text?根据本文，修理咖啡馆是出于什么目的 设立的？第二段“We throw away vast amounts of stuff,,even things with almost nothing wrong;meanwhile, knowing how to make repairs is a skill that is quickly being lost."+"skilled volunteers help you bring such things back to life一free of charge.”我们扔掉大量东西，其中许多几乎毫无毛病；与此同时，懂得修理这 门技能正在迅速失传。/熟练的志愿者会帮你让这些东西“起死回生”一而且免费。 )C.To extend products''lifespan..（延长物品的使用寿命。)依据：throw away vast amounts of stuff与 bring such things back to life一正一反，说明办馆目的在于让东西用得更久、少丢弃。XA.To raise money for charity.（为慈善筹款。)张冠李戴。末段确实欢迎捐赠罐头食品给慈善食物银行，但那是附 带请求，不是办馆目的；把“附带信息”当“写作目的”是本题最大陷阱。XB.To promote volunteer tourism.(推广志愿者旅游。)无中生有，全文没有任何“旅游"元素，只凭volunteer一词臆造。XD.To teach computer skills..(救授电脑技能。)以偏概全，laptop software problems只是可修项目清单里的 项，不能涵盖全馆宗旨。 26-27学年高三英语月考1答案 第2页共8页 22.BWhat are visitors expected to do at the cafe?来访者在咖啡馆被期望做什么？第三段“Ours is not a drop-off service.After checking in,you will be shown to the right repair station,where you stay with your item and fix it together with a volunteer coach,.”我们这里不是寄存式服务。登记之后你会被带到相应的修理台； 在那儿你和你的物品留在原地，与志愿者教练一起把它修好。)B.Take a hands-on role..（亲自动手参 与。)依据：fix it together with a volunteer coach'说明来访者必须参与修理过程，hands-on正是“动手、 亲身参与”。XA.Drop items off for fixing.（把东西放下让人修。)与原文not a drop-off service直接相 反，属“同句反义干扰”。XC.Bring their own tool kits..（自带工具箱。)与同段“Tools,materials and expert guidance are all provided''(工具、材料和专业指导全部提供)矛盾。XD.Book a coach in advance. （提前预约教练。)与末段No booking is required”（无需预约)矛盾。三个干扰项都能在同一段内找到 直接反证。 23.D What does the cafe suggest visitors bring?咖啡馆建议来访者带什么？末段“Bring one item per visit clothing,small appliances,toys,bikes or laptop software problems-plus any spare parts you need.... contributions of tinned or dried groceries for the town's charity food bank are warmly welcomed,每次来访带- 件物品一衣物、小家电、玩具、自行车或笔记本电脑的软件问题一外加你需要的任何备用零 件。…为本镇慈善食物银行捐赠罐头或干制食品，我们非常欢迎。√D.Food for the needy..(给有需 要的人的食物。)依据：tinned or dried groceries for the town's charity food bank即给困难人群的食品。 XA.Booking confirmation.(预约确认单。)与No booking is required矛盾，凭空增加了手续。XB. Various broken items..（各种各样的坏东西。)与“Bring one item per visit'”(每次限一件)矛盾，把“-件” 偷换成“多件”，属数量偷换。XC.Cash for spare parts..(买零件的现金。)原文只说自带spare parts,. 从未提到要付钱或带现金。 B篇记叙文·幽默随笔24一27DABB 【主旨】作者写完一本关于野生动物训练师的书后顿悟：丈夫同样“可训练”一奖励想要的、忽略不想 要的；两个月后家庭风波平息，而改变更大的是她自己。 24.D What is the trainers'“great secret'?训练师们那句“最大的秘诀”是什么？第二段The trainers had taught me their great secret:reward what you want;gnore what you don't,”训练师们教过我他们最大的秘诀： 奖励你想要的行为，忽略你不想要的行为。√D.Respond only to desired behavior.（只回应期望出现的 行为。)依据：reward what you want与ignore what you don't合起来正是“只对期望行为作出反应”。X A.Practice nagging as a reward.（把唠叨当作奖励来用。)曲解原文。原文说“唠叨的声音仍然是一种关 注，而关注就是奖励”，恰恰说明唠叨属负面强化、必须剔除；选项把它说成正确做法，与原文相反。 XB.Correct mistakes when necessary.（必要时纠正错误。)与ignore what you don't直接相反。XC. Improve performance with praise,(用表扬提高表现。)以偏概全，只取reward一半，漏掉ignore这 另一半。 25.AWhy did the author water the plants when Scott lost his keys?斯科特又丢钥匙时，作者为什么去给植 物浇水？第二段“A nagging voice,to a dolphin,is still attention一and attention is a reward..”+第三段when he lost things again,I said nothing and watered the plants'”.对海豚来说，唠叨的声音仍然是一种关注一而 关注本身就是奖励。/他又丢东西时，我什么也没说，去给植物浇水。)A.To avoid feeding his mistake.（避免给他的错误“喂食”，即不再强化它。)依据：既然“关注=奖励”，那么沉默就等于取消奖 励，不再用任何反应去强化他丢东西这个行为。XB.To cool her rising anger..（压一压涌上来的怒气。) 停留在字面动作，把“浇花”当成情绪宣泄；原文强调的是“不给反馈”这一策略，而非情绪管理。XC.T0 get the gardening done,.(顺手把园艺活干了。)望文生义，完全脱离“训练法”这条主线。XD.To keep away from Scott.（躲开斯科特。)原文并未说她离开现场，也没有回避之意。 26.B(未段)题千：What does the last paragraph suggest about the author?最后一段关于作者暗示了什 么？末段He was right.Somewhere between the kisses and the silence,.I had changed more than he had."他是 对的。在那些亲吻与沉默之间，我改变得比他还多。)B.The trainer also got trained..（训练者本人也 被训练了。)依据：“我改变得比他多”意味着作者这个“训练者”在训练丈夫的过程中重塑了自己。 XA.Her training ended in failure,.（她的训练以失败告终。)与第四段it worked wonders、our house had 26-27学年高三英语月考1答案 第3页共8页 never been more peaceful直接矛盾。XC.Scott changed more than her..(斯科特比她改变得更多。)颠倒 主次，原文明说I had changed more than he had。XD.She stopped caring about Scott..(她不再关心斯科 特。)无中生有，且与第三段kissed him、第四段家庭更和睦相冲突。 27.B【题型】语气基调Which words best describe the tone of the text?哪两个词最能描述本文的基 调？第二段“After all,you don't get a sea lion to balance a ball on the end of its nose by nagging..I would have saved my breath and bought some fish.”+末段“I opened my mouth.Nothing came out..He was right."半 竟，你不可能靠唠叨教会一头海狮用鼻尖顶球。我本该省下那些口舌，去买几条鱼。/我张开嘴， 什么也说不出来。他是对的。)B.Humorous and reflective,（幽默而带有反思。)依据：把海豚、海狮 的训练法套用在丈夫身上并自嘲“早该去买鱼”，是幽默；末段被丈夫一句话点醒后陷入自省，是 reflective。XA.Straightforward and light-hearted.(直白而轻松。)只概括了前半部分的轻松，漏掉末 段的自省，概括不完整。XC.Bitter and complaining.(尖刻而抱怨。)语气过重，与it worked wonders、. I felt like the smartest wife的得意口吻不符。XD.Serious and lecturing.（严肃而说教。)与全文自嘲、 讲笑话的口吻完全相反。 C篇说明文·海洋科普28一31CDBA 【主旨】鲸落：巨鲸遗骸沉入海底，分阶段供养深海生物，并充当深海物种扩散的“踏脚石”。 28.CWhat does the underlined word"party”in paragraph2 refer to?第二段中划线的party一词指的是什 么？第二段.，came across a whale skeleton off California and found it crowded with life..The skeleton,they judged,had lain there for years,,yet the party around it showed no sign of ending...在加州外海偶然发现 具鲸的骨架，发现上面挤满了生命。据他们判断，这具骨架已躺在那里多年，然而它周围的这场“聚会” 毫无结束的迹象。)C.The fceding of the gathered sea life.（聚集而来的海洋生物的进食活动。)，依据： 上句crowded with life已经点明骨架上挤满生物，party是比喻，指这场持续不断的“进食盛宴”。 XA.The celebration of the divers..（潜水员们的庆祝。)只取party的常用义“聚会/庆祝”，忽略本体； 潜水员只是发现者，并未举行庆祝。XB.The experiment that followed..(随后的那场实验。)张冠李戴， 人为沉鲸做实验出现在下一句，与本句the party无指代关系。XD.The occurrence of other whale falls. (其他鲸落的发生。)脱离语境，本句只讲这一具骨架周围的情形。 29.D What can we learn about the diners at a whale fall?关于鲸落上的“就餐者”，我们可以得知什么？ 第三段“First come the mobile scavengers一sharks,.hagfish and rattail fish一which eat away the soft tissue over months to two years.Next come the small opportunists:tiny creatures that settle in the fat-rich mud around the bones.Finally,and most remarkably,bacteria take over,breaking down the oil locked inside the bones and releasing chemicals that feed more life.”最先到来的是游动的食腐动物一鲨鱼、盲鳗和长尾鳕它们在 数月到两年间把软组织吃净。接着到来的是小型机会主义者：定居在骨胳周围富含脂肪的泥中的微小生 物。最后也最不寻常的是细菌接管，分解封存在骨骼内部的油脂，并释放出供养更多生命的化学物质。 √D.Each sets the table for the next.（前者为后者“摆好餐桌”。)依据：First...Next..Finally三个阶段 的生物依次接替，前一阶段的活动为后一阶段创造了条件。XA.They arrive all at once..(它们同时到 达。)与本段首句The feast unfolds in stages（盛宴分阶段展开)直接矛盾。XB.They fight over the skeleton.(它们为争夺骨架而争斗。)无中生有，原文只讲先后取食，没有竞争或争斗的描写。XC Each takes each other for food.（它们互相把对方当食物。)无文本依据，原文三类“食客”的食物来源各 不相同。 30.B:Which of the following charts best shows the change in the number of species on a whale fall over time?下列哪幅图最能显示鲸落上物种数量随时间的变化？ "...the species crowd climbs fast through the first two years,peaks as the opportunists move in,and then thins only slowly over the decades that follow.”物种数量在头两年里快速攀升，随机会主义者进驻而达到峰 值，此后数十年间只是缓慢减少。)B依据：三条信息缺一不可一前两年climbs fast(陡升)、中期 peaks（出现峰值)、其后thins only slowly(长时段缓降，有长长的尾巴)。只有B同时具备“陡升一峰 值一缀降”三个特征。 3l.A What is the last paragraph mainly about?最后一段主要讲什么？末段“..scientists suspect they act as stepping stones,letting deep-sea species travel from one island of food to the next;several creatures collected 26-27学年高三英语月考1答案 第4页共8页 from falls have never been seen anywhere else....each new fall drawn on the map extends that bridge."...... 学家推测它们起着踏脚石的作用，让深海物种得以从一处食物之“岛”迁往下一处；若干采集自鲸落的生 物从未在别处见过。..每一处新标注在地图上的鲸落，都延长了那座桥。)A.The bond whale falls create,.（鲸落所建立起的联结。)依据：stepping stones、travel、,extends that bridge三个意象共同指向“把 彼此隔绝的深海生命联结起来”。XB.New species found in museums.（博物馆里发现的新物种。)以偏 概全，Samples from such sites fill museum shelves只是一句佐证。XC.The food whale falls offer.(鲸落 提供的食物。)段落错位，“食物”是第三段的主题，末段已转到生态连通性。XD.The travels between food islands.(食物岛之间的迁徙。)把细节当主自，travel只是说明“联结”这一现象的具体表现，不能 概括全段。 D篇议论文·心理学评论32—35CDCA 【主旨】empathy一词源于艺术理论，如今却被过度神化：耶鲁心理学家Paul Bloom主张以“由理性引 导的compassion'取而代之。 32.C What does the author stress about empathy in paragraph 1?第一段中作者对共情强调了什么？ 第一段“.，today empathy is expected to cure everything from playground fights to political conflicts,and to speak against it feels rather like speaking against kindness itself..”..如今共情被指望能治愈一切，从操场上 的打闹到政治冲突；而反对它，感觉几乎等同于反对善良本身。)C.It's overvalued beyond its original sese.（它被抬得高出了原义。)依据：原义只是观者“把感受注入画面”的艺术术语，如今却被期待治念 一切，明显超出其本义。XA.It is rooted in German.(它源自德语。)停留在字面信息，只复述了造词 背景，不是作者的强调点。XB.It was coined for psychology.(它是为心理学造的词，)时序错误，原文 说近四十年后才被心理学家借用。XD.It has evolved more slowly than other words.(它比其他词演化 得慢。)与原文Few words have risen faster完全相反。 33.D Why does the author contrast compassion with empathy?作者为什么要把compassion与empathy 作对比？第二段“.，where empathy means actually feeling another's pain,.compassion means wishing it relieved,and the two,brain imaging shows,light up different circuits and pull us in different directions.Empathy, Bloom argues,is a spotlight,not a floodlight...”..共情指真切感受到他人的痛苦，怜悯则指希望其痛苦得 到缓解；脑成像显示二者点亮不同的神经回路，把我们拉向不同的方向。布鲁姆认为，共情是一盏聚光 灯，而不是泛光灯.D.To lay the foundation for an argument..（为后文的论证铺垫。)依据：区分 两个概念是为了引出紧接着的论点一共情是聚光灯而非泛光灯，即“为论证奠基”。 XA.To support the opening paragraph..(为了支撑首段。)方向颠倒，概念区分服务于本段后面的论点， 而非回头支撑首段。XB.To clarify two confusing concepts.(为了澄清两个易混概念。)只看到表面动 作，未看到作者“醉翁之意”在后面的论证；这是典型的“手段当目的”。XC.To praise empathy over compassion.(为了抬高共情、压低怜悯。)与作者立场相反，全文是在质疑共情。 34.C What can we know from paragraph3?从第三段可以得知什么？第三段Nurses who feel their patients'pain most deeply quickly burn out;the best,research suggests,care warmly but at arm's length." 感受病人痛苦的护士会很快心力交摔；研究表明，最好的护士关怀备至，却保持一臂之距。)C Emotional distance sustains nursing.(情感上的距离使护理得以持久。)依据：at arm's length(保持距离) 与quickly burn out(很快耗竭)形成对照，说明保持距离才能持续。XA.Numbers touch people more than faces.(数字比面孔更能打动人。)与原文相反，原文是可辨识的单个受害者让人捐得更多。XB. Moral maths always guide us in action.（道德算术总能指导我们的行动。)与a strange gap in our moral maths(我们道德算式里一道奇怪的缺口)矛盾，always更属绝对化。XD.Nurses should care less for patients..（护士应当少关心病人。)过度推断，原文说care warmly（关怀备至)，只是要保持距高，不是 减少关心。 35.A【题型】标题归纳What is the best title for the text?本文最佳标题是哪一个？末段“That a word born before a painting should end up on trial in the psychology journals is more than a curiosity of word history; it is a reminder that feeling alone is a poor way of deciding who to help,and that our most applauded values deserve inspection.”一个先于某幅画诞生的词，最终竟在心理学期刊上受审，这远不止是词源上的一件趣 事：它提醒我们：单凭感受来决定帮谁是糟糕的办法，而我们最受称颂的价值也值得被审视。)A.A 26-27学年高三英语月考1答案 第5页共8页 Celebrated Virtue On Trial..(一项备受称颂的美德受审。)依据：首尾呼应一首段写共情被神化，未 段写它end up on trial、deserve inspection,on trial正是全文主线。XB.A Word Born In An Art Gallery. (诞生于美术馆的一个词。)以偏概全，只覆盖首段的词源，管不住后文大篇幅的质疑。XC.Guiding Compassion with Reason.（以理性引导怜悯，)这是布鲁姆的主张，属局部观点，不能概括“共情受质疑” 这条主线。XD.Turning From Empathy to Coldness..(由共情转向冷谟。)与第四段None of this licenses coldness（这并不等于许可冷漠)直接矛盾。 七选五详解36一40 AFGEC（多余项B、D) 【主自】公有领域日：作品版权到期后归大众所有，米老鼠重获自由引发二创热潮；但只有1928年蒸 汽船版进入公有领域，现代版米老鼠仍受商标权保护。 36.A段中·承接+指代铺垫。前句“.，their copyrights expire,and anyone may republish or remake them without asking permission or paying a cent."/"In 2024,the holiday's guest of honor was none other than Mickey Mouse.”..它们的版权到期，任何人都可以再版或改编，无需征求许可，也无需付一分钱。 /2024年，这个节日的主角不是别人，正是米老鼠.，依据：后句突然出现the holiday(这个节日)， 前文必须交代“这是一个什么日子”，A正好给出Public Domain Day。排除：F讲反对者警告，与此处 欢快语气不接：G说“人人有想法”，但下文要到第38题才展开二创。 37.F段中，承接+代词呼应。前句Inl998,when Congress extended copyright terms by another20 years,. the law was nicknamed 'The Mickey Mouse Protection Act'for Disney had pushed so hard for the extension."/ "The numbers proved them right:for two decades,not a single work entered the public domain,until the gates finally reopened in2019.”1998年，国会把版权期又延长了20年，由于迪士尼极力推动，这部法律 被戏称为“米老鼠保护法”。/数字证明了他们是对的：整整二十年，没有一件作品进入公有领域，直到 2019年大门才重新开启。依据：后句hem必须回指“人”，只有F的Opponents(反对者)能提供； 且“二十年无作品进入公有领域”正是“把文化锁起来”的印证。 38.G段首·总起全段。后句Within days of Mickey's release,a horror film and a survival video game starring the mouse were announced.Nor is this appetite new:when The Great Gatsby was freed,a zombie edition appeared on Amazon within forty-.eight hours.”米奇获自由后不出数日，一部以它为主角的恐怖片和 一款生存游戏就宣布立项。这种胃口也并非新鲜事：《了不起的盖茨比》一获自由，四十八小时内亚马 逊上就出现了僵尸版。依据：两个例证都在说“作品一自由，各种奇怪的二创就冒出来”，正是G的“人 人可用、人人有想法”。 39.E段中，对比铺垫。后句“His modern descendant一the one with gloves,shoes and a high-pitched voice -remains private property,and Disney has made clear it will guard its trademarks,which,unlike copyrights, never expire.”它的现代后裔一那个戴手套、穿鞋、嗓音尖细的形象一仍然是私有财产；迪士尼已明 确表示会守护其商标权，而商标不像版权，永不到期。依据：后句讲“现代版仍属私有”，前文必须先说 “只有1928年版获自由”，构成对照，故E。 40.C段末·总结升华。前句“Every January the list grows一Tigger,Buster Keaton's silent comedies,and soon the earliest Superman-and every January,more of our shared culture is handed back to the people." 一月这份名单都在变长一跳跳虎、巴斯特·基顿的默片喜剧，很快还有最早的超人一每年一月，都 有更多我们共有的文化被交还给大众。依据：段末需升华收束，C用“老故事配得上第二次生命”呼应 “文化被交还大众”。 多余项翻译与排除理由：B.Such freedom worries some lawyers and artists..(这种自由令一些律师和艺 术家担忧。)一文章确实提到迪士尼会维权，但那是商标层面的事，且紧接着的None of this has ruined the party(“这一切都没有败坏这场聚会”)已明确否定了“担忧”这一基调，故无处安放。D.Disney still earns millions from the famous mouse..（迪士尼仍然靠这只名鼠赚着数百万。)一与任何一段的话 题推进都不衔接，且与末段褒扬“文化归还大众”的基调相左。 第三部分完形填空详解（41一55) 【主旨】自称“老古董”的父亲不擅科技，成年子女浙难联络；孙辈引荐AI后，A耐心帮他修复网络 故障，也让他重新审视“被时代落下”的感受。【情感线】抵触→求助无门→怀疑→被迫尝试→ 26-27学年高三英语月考1答案 第6页共8页 被温柔以待→顿悟。 41.B hopeless“I'm an old fossil,,(41)with technology.”我是个老古董，对技术一窍不通。hopeless与old fossil同向；disappointed后常接at/about;;patient、.satisfied为褒义，与后文回避自助结账矛盾。 42.A not to mention "I avoid self-checkouts and online banking,(42)any device that speaks before I do." 躲着自助结账和网上银行，更不用说那些会先开口讲话的设备了。前后为递进列举；in spite of、instead of、thanks to都表转折或因果，不合。 43.D consisted of“For years,my technical support department(43)my adult children.”多年来，我的技术支 持部门就是我那几个成年的孩子。consist of由.组成；heard from收到音信、looked after照料、 belonged to属于，均不合句意。 44.B unavailable“They were efficient,capable but increasingly(44).”他们干练、能干，却越来越找不着 人。与后文let the call go unanswered呼应，也是but的落点；distant偏弱；reliable、supportive为褒 义，与but矛盾。 45.C tense up "they would(45)and whisper,'It's Dad again with a tech(46),'and let the call go unanswered." 他们会一下子紧张起来，低声说“又是爸爸的技术危机”，然后任由电话响着不接。tense up紧张起来； cut off切断、give in屈服、hang on稍等，均不接“耳语抱怨”。 46.A crisis "they would tense up and whisper,'It's Dad again with a tech(46),'and let the call go unanswered." 他们会紧张起来，低声说“又是爸爸的技术危机”，然后不接电话。与首句qualifies as a crisis首尾呼应， 属关键词复现；jam堵塞、breakthrough突破、upgrade升级均无复现支撑。 47.D convinced "Though grateful,Iwas(47)I would never use it,.”虽然心存感激，我却确信自己永远不会 用它。Though表让步转折；suspicious后接of/about,,hesitant不接that从句，delighted与Though 冲突。 48.C trick "I tried every(48)I knew,even throwing a few angry words at the screen.”我把知道的每一招都 试了一遍，甚至冲着屏幕骂了几句。trick招数；device、menu、fle与try every..I knew不搭配。 49.D failed "When that(49),my granddaughter said,Try AI.Ask it,.”当这一切都失败时，孙女说：“试试 Al,问它。”failed承接“只好求助”；worked语义相反；happened、mattered不接下文。 50.B internet“the(5O)working on my phone and tablet,,not on my laptop.”网络在我手机和平板上都能用， 就笔记本不行。与首段no intemnet呼应；screen、keyboard、.panel为硬件，与DNS故障无关。 51.C identified "Instantly it(51)the DNS issue and walked me through clicks and hidden menus-like a digital dance.”它立刻识别出DNS的问题，然后一步步带我点过那些点击项和隐裁菜单一像跳了一支 数字舞。先识别再指导；resolved是强干扰，但后文Finally,,we fixed说明此刻尚未解决。 52.A gently“it said(52),Take a few deep breaths..We're almost there..”它轻声说：“深呼吸几次，我们快 好了。”gently与引语语吻一致；cheerfully、anxiously、roughly均与该引语矛盾。 53.B foolish“the machine never once made me feel(53).”这台机器一次也没让我觉得自己很蠢。呼应文 末without rolling its eyes、.calling my question“excellent'';guilty、empty、rigid都不构成“被时心对待” 的反面。 54.C left behind "growing older often means being(54),and the generation I once guided now guides me." 老往往意味着被落下，而曾经由我引导的那一代，如今来引导我。left behind被落下；taken over接管、 put off推迟、set aside搁置，均不合“变老”的语义场。 55.A rolling "without(55)its eyes,even calling my question'excellent'.,”连白眼都不翻一下，甚至还说我 的问题“问得好”。roll one's eyes翻白眼，表不耐烦，固定搭配。 语法填空详解(56一70) 56.were withdrawn The other day,a large number of drinks produced by a small local factory (withdraw）from the market due to a harmful chemical found in them.前些天，一家小型本地工厂生产的大量 饮料因检出有害化学物质而被撤出市场。a large number of十复数名词作主语，谓语用复数；与 withdraw构成被动，The other day提示一般过去时。 57.which Most of the local musical instruments are just sticks found on the ground,among_ there is an amazing instrument called the didgeridoo..当地大多数乐器不过是地上捡来的棍子，其中有一种叫迪吉里 26-27学年高三英语月考1答案 第7页共8页 杜管的奇妙乐器。among which引导非限定性定语从句，先行词sticks指物；介词后只能用which,不 可用thate 58.has dived The price of the old flats near the station,according to official figures, (dive)by twenty percent lately.据官方数据，车站附近那些老公寓的价格近来下跌了百分之二十。lately与现在完成时连用； 主语the price为单数，故用has dived。 59.logged For decades,the local people (log)the weather by hand because there was no equipment on the island,but today an automatic station does the job instead..几十年来，因为岛上设有设备，当地人一直 手工记录天气；而如今这项工作由自动气象站代劳了。for decades表示已终结的过去时段，标志是but today:参照点是“现在”，故用一般过去时，不可用have logged,更不可用had been logging(缺过去参 照点)。 60.to loan The new digital system in the library makes the books more convenient than ever (loan), and students can keep them for a whole month..图书馆的新数字系统让图书借阅比以往任何时候都方便，学 生可以借阅整整一个月。make十宾语十adj.十todo;不定式主动形式表被动含义。 61.ripen In the warm valleys of the region,grapes (ripe)earlier than those in the north,so the farmers who scll them fresh can always get a good price,在该地区温暖的谷地里，葡萄比北方成熟得早，所 以卖鲜果的农户总能卖个好价钱。缺谓语，需动词ripe;陈述客观规律用一般现在时。ripe是形容词， 不能作谓语。 62.understood During the exchange visit to London last term,the shy boy managed to make himself (understand)though he had learned English for only two years.上学期在伦敦交流访问期间，那个 腼腆的男孩虽然只学了两年英语，却设法让别人明白了自己的意思。make oneself understood“使自己被 理解”，过去分词作宾补。 63.had contracted By the time doctors found the source of the illness,five villagers (contract)it after drinking water from the polluted well.等医生找到病源时，巳有五名村民因饮用受污染的水井的水而 感染了这种病。by the time从句用一般过去时，主句动作先于该过去时间，用过去完成时。 64.stuck Although the heavy snow had stopped,hundreds of cars remained (stick)on the highway, and the drivers could do nothing but wait in the cold,.尽管大雪巳经停了，仍有数百辆车困在公路上，司机们 只能在寒中等候。remain作系动词，后接过去分词作表语；stick的过去分词为stuck。 65.be channeled More resources should (channel)into rural education and public health,especially in remote areas.应当把更多资源投入农村教育与公共卫生，尤其是偏远地区。含情态动词的被动should be donc;channel为重读闭音节。 66.frequency In recent years,earthquakes in the region have increased in (frequent),and scientists say the change has something to do with human activity..近年来该地区的地震在频率上有所增加，科学家说 这种变化与人类活动有关。介词in后须接名词，frequent→frequency。 67.what In ancient times,Chinese silk found its way overland to India,the Middle East and Rome,along became known as the Silk Road..古代，中国丝绸经由陆路抵达印度、中东和罗马，所沿的正是后 来被称为“丝绸之路”的通道。along后为宾语从句，what在从句中作主语(=the route that);that不 充当成分，不可用。 68.mirrors Every detail of the building,as visitors can see today, (mirror)the style of the Tang Dynasty,.when the city was the largest of its kind in the world,正如参观者今天所见，这座建筑的每一个细节 都映照着唐代的风格彼时这座城市是当时世界上同类城市中最大的。主语Every detail为单数；插 入语as visitors can see today不影响主谓一致。 69.urging The police posted a recent case on social media, (urge)caution when strangers ask for personal information,.which arrested wide attention..警方在社交煤体上发布了一个近期案例，提醒人们陌生 人索要个人信息时要谨慎，此事引起广泛关注。现在分词作伴随状语，the police与urge为主动关系； 填urged会与谓语posted冲突。 70.under The new trade agreement,as the two ministers confirmed at the recent meeting,is still negotiation and will not be signed this year.正如两位部长在近期会晤中所确认的，新的贸易协定仍在协商 中，今年不会签署。under negotiation“在协商中”，固定搭配；同类还有under discussion/under repair。. 26-27学年高三英语月考1答案 第8页共8页通卫省承的盟中好 厦门双十中学2026-2027学年10月作 高三英语 (共8页，满分：150分；考试时间：120 命题人：张游审题人：潘玉敏李宇凤 第一部分听力理解（共两节，满分30分） 第一节（共5小题；每小题1.5分，满分7.5分） 听下面5段对话。每段对话后有一个小题，从题中所给的A、 听完每段对话后，你都有10秒钟的时间来回答有关小题和阅读下 V/hat will the speakers do next? A.Board the train. B.Go to the side entrance. 2.Where does the conversation probably take place? A.At a market. B.At home. 3.How does Katie feel about the news? A.Surprised. B.Excited. c 4.What are the speakers mainly talking about? A.The weather B.The drinks. 5.Why was the woman absent from the discussion? A.She cut herself accidentally. B.She forgot the discussion time. C.She lost her internet connection 第二节（共15小题；每小题1.5分，满分22.5分） 听下面5段对话或独白。每段对话或独白后有几个小题，从 选出最佳选项。听每段对话或独白前，你将有时间阅读各个小题， 将给出5秒钟的作答时间。每段录音读两遍。 听第6段录音，回答第6、7题。 6.Whiit does the man think of doing housewerk? A Tiring B.Rewarding. Q 7.What housework is the woman less fond of? A.Making the bed. B.Cutting the vegetables. C 听第7段录音，回答第8、9题。 8.What does Eric inform the woman of? A.An unavailable piece. B.An advanced schedule. C 9.What is the woman going to do next? A.Visit another museum.B.Greet some guides. C 听第8段录音，回答第10至12题。 10.Why does Mr.Stark come to Lakeview Hotel? A.To host a workshop. B.To participate in a meeting. C 11.What does the woman say about the souvenir shop? A.It is across from the hotel.B.It is within walking distance. C 12.Where will Mr.Stark probably go next? A.The lecture hall. B.The souvenir shop. O 第1页共8页 }适应性练习 分钟) 陈璐萍 B、C三个选项中选出最佳选项。 一小题。每段录音读两遍。 Leave the train station. At a clinic. Disappointed. The oven. 题中所给的A、B、C三个选项中 每小题5秒钟；听完后，各小题 Time-wasting. Washing the dishes. A changed venue. Edit a recording. To give a lecture on writing. It is next to the grocery store. His room. 便通业展些中好 听第9段录音，回答第13至16题。 13.Where will the woman do her work placement? A.At a children's center.B.At a primary school. C.At a sports field. 14.What attracts the woman to the placement? A.Being outdoors. B.Working with children. C.Gaining widespread attention. 15.What does Dr.Green remind the woman about? A.The importance of safety. B.The close bond with children. C.The need for buying protective wear. 16.What will be the woman's responsibility? A.Checking equipment.B.Monitoring the grounds. C.Repairing damaged items 听第10段录音，回答第17至20题。 17.What will the raised money be used for? A.Organizing adoption events. B.Building a new dog shelter. C.Training the center's staff. 18.How many dogs is SOSD feeding in total? A.230. B.160. C.70. 13.What do we know about Odin? A.It hurts its leg. B.It has eye problems. C.It was abandoned by its owner. 20 Why does the speaker give the talk? A.To report an animal shelter opening. 'B.To share her volunteer experience. C.To promote an upcoming event. 第二部分阅读理解（共两节，满分50分) 第一节（共15小题：每小题2.5分，满分37.5分） 阅读下列短文，从每题所给的A、B、C、D四个选项中选出最佳选项。 A A lamp that won't light up.A jacket with a jammed zip().A bike with a tired chain.At the Maplewood Repair Cafe,skilled volunteers help you bring such things back to life-free of charge. What Is a Repair Cafe? Repair Cafes are free meeting places all about repairing things together.The idea was born in Amsterdam in 2009,and the movement has since grown to over 3,800 locations worldwide.We throw away vast amounts of stuff,even things with almost nothing wrong;meanwhile,knowing how to make repairs is a skill that is quickly being lost.About 70 percent of items brought in leave fixed,and every repair is logged in an international database. How It Works Ours is not a drop-off service.After checking in,you will be shown to the right repair station,where you stay with your item and fix it together with a volunteer coach.Tools,materials and expert guidance are all provided.Waiting for your turn?Have a coffee,go through our DIY books,or help with someone else's project. When and What to Bring Our venue is the community hall,on the first Saturday of each month,10 am to 1 pm.Bring one item per visit-clothing,small appliances,toys,bikes or laptop software problems-plus any spare parts you need. 第2页共8页 圆通业者承些+中手 No booking is required.Repairs cannot be promised,but good advice is guaranteed;contributions of tinned or dried groceries for the town's charity food bank are warmly welcomed. 21.Why are Repair Cafes set up,according to the text? A.To raise money for charity. B.To promote volunteer tourism. C.To extend products'lifespan. D.To teach computer skills. 2.What are visitors expected to do at the cafe? A.Drop items off for fixing. B.Take a hands-on role C.Bring their own tool kits D.Book a coach in advance. 23 What does the cafe suggest visitors bring? A.Booking confirmation. B.Various broken items. C.Cash for spare parts. D.Food for the needy. B After months of writing a book about trainers of wild animals,an idea struck me:my husband was trainable too.Scott was a dear man,well read and adventurous.Yet he lost things-his wallet,his watch- on a daily basis,and left his clothes wherever they fell.Every such incident led to a storm:"Have you seen my keys?"he would shout.And I would drop everything to join him in the hunt,reminding,repeating, raising my voice,with results I prefer not to discuss. The trainers had taught me their great secret:reward what you want:ignore what you don't.Dolphins, they said,repeat what earns them a fish.A nagging (voice,to a dolphin,is still attention-and attention is a reward.After all,you don't get a sea lion to balance a ball on the end of its nose by nagging. The same goes for my American husband.For years I had been rewarding Scott's mistakes.Had I known this earlier,I would have saved my breath and hought some fish. So I began.When Scott threw one shirt into the basket,I kissed him.When he lost things again,I said nothing and watered the plants;when his socks lay on the floor,I stepped over them without a sharp word.It felt silly.But it worked wonders. Within two months,the lost-key storms died away,the clothes piles grew smaller,and our house had never been more peaceful.I felt like the smartest wife in America. One quiet evening Scott looked up from his newspaper."You know what?"he said."You've been different lately-in a good way.Haven't nagged me once." I opened my mouth.Nothing came out.He was right.Somewhere between the kisses and the silence,I had changed more than he had. 24."What is the trainers'"great secret"? A..Practice nagging as a reward. B.Correct mistakes when necessary. C.Improve performance with praise. D.Respond only to desired behavior. 25.Why did the author water the plants when Scott lost his keys? A To avoid feeding his mistake. B.To cool her rising anger. C To get the gardening done. D.To keep away from Scott. 26.What does the last paragraph suggest about the author? A.Her training ended in failure. B.The trainer also got trained. C.Scott changed more than her. D.She stopped caring about Scott 27.Which words best describe the tone of the text? A.Straightforward and light-hearted. B.Humorous and reflective. C.Bitter and complaining. D.Serious and lecturing. 第3页共8页 圆上有承”慰+子 0 When a whale dies at sea,its body begins one last journey-down through darkening water to the ocean floor,sometimes kilometres below.What looks like an ending is in fact one of the richest beginnings in marine biology:a whale fall.A grown whale can weigh over a hundred tons,a fortune of food falling into a desert. Science first met such a scene in 1987,when a University of Hawaii team,diving in the submersible Alvin,came across a whale skeleton (off California and found it crowded with life.The skeleton,they judged,had lain there for years,yet the party around it showed ,no sign of ending.Since then,researchers have studied dozens of falls:some were found by chance,others sunk on purpose as experiments and watched year after year. The feast unfolds in stages.First come the mobile scavengers-sharks,hagfish and rattail fish-which eat away the soft tissue over months to two years.Next come the small opportunists:tiny creatures that settle in the fat-rich mud around the bones.Finally,and most remarkably,bacteria take over,breaking down the oil locked inside the bones and releasing chemicals that feed more life.Counts at closely watched falls tell the same story in numbers:the species crowd climbs fast through the first two years,peaks as the opportunists move in,and then thins only slowly over the decades that follow. A whale fall,then,is much more than a meal.Because falls lie far apart across huge stretches of empty seabed,scientists suspect they act as stepping stones,letting deep-sea species travel from one island of food to the next;several creatures collected from falls have never been seen anywhere else.Samples from such sites fill museum shelves,and each new fall drawn on the map extends that bridge.The biggest animal on Earth,it turns out,keeps on giving long after it is gone. 28.What does the underlined word "party"in paragraph 2 refer to? A.The celebration of the divers. B.The experiment that followed. C.The feeding of the gathered sea life. D.The occurrence of other whale falls. 29.What can we learn about the diners at a whale fall? A.They arrive all at onee. B.They fight over the skeleton. C.Each takes each other for food. D.Each sets the table for the next. 30.Which of the following charts best shows the change in the number of species on a whale fall over time? 173 150 00 0 海ars after the fall s after the fal A. B. C D 31.What is the last paragraph mainly about? A.The bond whale falls create. B.New species found in museums. C.The food whale falls offer. D.The travels between food islands. D The word empathy was born not in a nursery,a church or a clinic,but in an art gallery When German art theorists coined Einfuhlung in the 1870s-literally"feeling into"-they meant the trick by which a viewer leans,internally,into a painted shape;it was nearly forty years before psychologist Edward Titchener borrowed the term for the art of feeling one's way into other minds.Few words have risen faster since:today empathy is expected to cure everything from playground fights to political conflicts,and to speak against it feels rather like speakiug against kindness itself.. 第4页共8页 圆业些中手 Yet that is precisely what Paul Bloom,a psychologist at Yale,dares to do.His case rests on a distinction everyday speech slides past:where empathy means actually feeling another's pain,compassion means wishing it relieved.and the two,brain imaging shows,light up different circuits and pull us in different directions.Empathy,Bloom argues,is a spotlight,not a floodlight:narrow and hopelessly biased towards whatever is vivid and near. The numbers bear him out.In experiment after experiment,people moved by one identifiable victim-a named child,a photographed face-donate far more than when told of thousands,a strange gap in our moral maths that explains why a single trapped miner can seize the front page while millions starve on page nine. Worse,the spotlight burns those who hold it.Nurses who feel their patients'pain most deeply quickly burn out;the best,research suggests,care warmly but at arm's length None of this licenses coldness.Bloom's target is not kindness but one sweaty route to it:he gives empathy its due in areas where feeling can reach what reasons cannot.His call is for compassion guided by reason-caring that keeps its head when hearts are loud. That a word born before a painting should end up on trial in the psychology journals is more than a curiosity of word history;it is a reminder that feeling alone is a poor way of deciding who to help.and that our most applauded values deserve inspection. 32.What does the author stress about empathy in paragraph 1? A.It is rooted in German. B.It was coined for psychology. C.It's overvalued beyond its original sense.D.It has evolved more slowly than other words. 33.Why does the author contrast compassion with empathy? A.To support the opening paragraph. B.To clarify two confusing concepts C.To praise empathy over compassion. D.To lay the foundation for an argument. 3 What can we know from paragraph 3? A.Numbers touch people more than faces. B.Moral maths always guide us in action. C Emotional distance sustains nursing. D.Nurses should care less for patients. What is the best title for the text? A.A Celebrated Virtue On Trial. B.A Word Born In An Art Gallery C.Guiding Compassion with Reason. D.Turning From Empathy to Coldness. 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能填入空白处的最佳选项。选项中有两项为多余选项。 On the first day of every year,a fresh crop of books,films and songs is set free:their copyrights expire ()and anyone may republish or remake them without asking permission or paying a cent.36 In 2024,the holiday's guest of honor was none other than Mickey Mouse-not today's glove-wearing version, but the skinny black-and-white mouse at the wheel of a steamboat. Mickey's freedom was a long time coming.In 1998,when Congress extended copyright terms by another 20 years,the law was nicknamed "The Mickey Mouse Protection Act"for Disney had pushed so hard for the extension.37 The numbers proved them right:for two decades,not a single work entered the public domain,until the gates finally reopened in 2019. 38 Within days of Mickey's release,a horror film and a survival video game starring the mouse were announced.Nor is this appetite new:when The Great Gatsby was freed,a zombie (edition appeared on Amazon within forty-eight hours. Before anyone draws mouse ears on a horror poster,however,a warning is in order.39 His modern descendant-the one with gloves,shoes and a high-pitched voice -remains private property,and Disney has made clear it will guard its trademarks,which,unlike copyrights,never expire.As one Harvard law professor put it,trademark law has no end. 第5页共8页 是者居”盟好 None of this has ruined the party.Every January the list grows-Tigger,Buster Keaton's silent comedies,and soon the earliest Superman-and every January,more of our shared culture is handed back to the people.40 A.Fans call the occasion Public Domain Day. B Such freedom worries some lawyers and artists. C.After all.our old stories deserve their second life. D.Disney still earns millions from the famous mouse. E.Only the steamboat mouse of 1928 has been set free. F.Opponents warned the law would lock culture itself away. G.Once free,a work belongs to everyone-and everyone has ideas. 第三部分语言知识运用（共两节，满分30分) 第一节完形填空（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。 In my household,a computer with no internet qualifies as a crisis.I'm an old fossil 41 with technology.I avoid self-checkouts and online banking,42 any device that speaks before I do For years,my technical support department 43 my adult children.They were efficient,capable but increasingly 44.I suspected that when they saw my name appear on their phones,they would 45 and whisper,"It's Dad again with a tech 46,"and let the call go unanswered.Eventually,I turned to my grandchildren,who introduced me to AI.Though grateful,I was 47 I would never use it. But after three computer restarts I needed help.I tried every 48 I knew,even throwing a few angry words at the screen.When that 49,my granddaughter said,"Try Al.Ask it." So I did.From my iPhone,I typed out my problem:the 50 working on my phone and tablet,not on my laptop.Instantly it 51 the DNS issue and walked me through clicks and hidden menus-like a digital dance.When I grew frustrated and suggested buying a new laptop,it said 52,"Take a few deep breaths.We're almost there."Finally,we fixed the problem.But the real surprise was that the machine never once made me feel 53. And in that tiny mercy,I glimpsed something larger:growing older often means being 54,and the generation I once guided now guides me.But somewhere between their world and mine sits a patient digital genie ()ready to explain what a sidebar is-without 55 its eyes,even calling my question "excellent".I'm learning to embrace the unexpected,even from a machine. 41.A.disappointed B.hopeless C.patient D.satisfied 42.A.not to mention B.in spite of C.instead of D.thanks to 43.A.heard from B.looked after C.belonged to D.consisted of 44.A.distant B.unavailable C.reliable D.supportive .A.cut off B.give in C.tense up D.hang on 6.A.crisis B.jam C.breakthrough D.upgrade .A.delighted B.suspicious C.hesitant D.convinced 4.A.device B.menu C.trick D.file 49.A.worked B.happened C.mattered D.failed A.screen B.internet C.keyboard D.panel 21.A.resolved B.ignored C.identified D.arrested .A.gently B.cheerfully C.anxiously D.roughly .B.A.guilty B.foolish C.empty D.rigid 54:A.taken over B.put off C.left behind D.set aside 5.A.rolling B.closing C.wiping D.shading 第6页共8页 便型承些好 第二节单句语法填空（共15小题；每小题1分，满分15分) 56.The other day,a large number of drinks produced by a small local factory (withdraw）from the market due to a harmful chemical found in them. 57.Most of the local musical instruments are just sticks found on the ground,among there is an amazing instrument called the didgeridoo. 58.The price of the old flats near the station,according to official figures. (dive)by twenty percent lately. 59.For decades,the local people (log)the weather by hand because there was no equipment on the island,but today an automatic station does the job instead. 60.The new digital system in the library makes the books more convenient than ever (loan),and students can keep them for a whole month. 61.In the warm valleys of the region,grapes (ripe)earlier than those in the north,so the farmers who sell them fresh can always get a good price. 62.During the exchange visit to London last term,the shy boy managed to make himself (understand)though he had learned English for only two years. 63.By the time doctors found the source of the illness,five villagers (contract)it after drinking water from the polluted well. 64.Although the heavy snow had stopped,hundreds of cars remained (stick)on the highway,and the drivers could do nothing but wait in the cold. 65.More resources should(channel)into rural education and public health,especially in remote areas. 66.In recent years,earthquakes in the region have increased in (frequent),and scientists say the change has something to do with human activity. 67.In ancient times,Chinese silk found its way overland to India,the Middle East and Rome,along became known as the Silk Road. 68.Every detail of the building,as visitors can see today, (mirror)the style of the Tang Dynasty, when the city was the largest of its kind in the world. 69.The police posted a recent case on social media, (urge)caution when strangers ask for personal information,which arrested wide attention. 70.The new trade agreement,as the two ministers confirmed at the recent meeting,is still negotiation and will not be signed this year. 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，你校英语节正在举办Protect the Ocean”主题展览。作为志愿者，你需要为其中 件展品录制英文语音解说，请写一篇解说词，内容包括： 1.展品介绍；2.展示的意义。 注意：1.写作词数应不少于80词； 2.请按如下格式在答题纸的相应位置作答。 Dear fellow students, 第7页共8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 In the little village of Meadowbrook,surrounded with rolling hills,lived two curious and adventurous twins,Sarah and Sam At the age of twelve,the inseparable twins were always seeking new adventures. One morning,Miss Harper,their favorite community service teacher,was introducing community volunteer work.Sam suddenly caught sight of the hill behind the schoolyard and was instantly inspired with the idea of climbing to the top. "Sarah,"whispered Sam,"Wouldn't it be splendid if we climbed to the top of that hill today?It's said to hold breathtaking views of our beloved village." Hearing that,Sarah's face lit up with excitement,her heart filled with eagerness."Oh,Sam,that sounds great!But we promise Papa and Mama we will save our pocket money and not spend a single penny unnecessarily."With determination in their hearts,the twins worked out a plan.They decided to bring homemade snacks and refreshing drinks from their own kitchen,ensuring they wouldn't spend a penny The twins set off on their journey,their backpacks filled with sandwiches,cookies,and bottles filled with cool,clear water from the village well.As they walked along the path,they noticed colorful trash scattered )about,which ruined the natural beauty surrounding them. A brilliant idea flashed into Sarah's mind."Why don't we pick up the litter along the way?We could clean up our beloved countryside and maybe even earn a few coins by recycling the materials." Excited by the idea,the twins eagerly collected the scattered items.As they reached the foot of the hill, their bags heavy with the collected waste,they came across a recycling center.With excitement,they exchanged their findings for shiny coins.With newfound treasures in their pockets,they climbed up the hill. When they reached the top,they were greeted by a breathtaking view of their village."It's so beautiful!" Sam burst out,"We must share our adventure with Miss Harper and our classmates!" 注意： 1.续写词数应不少于150词； 2.请按如下格式在答题卡的相应位置作答。 The next morning,Sarah and Sam returned to school,eager to meet Miss Harper. The following weekend,the entire class started to clean up their beloved village. 第8页共8页