安徽省马鞍山市第二中学2026-2027学年第一学期10月教学质量监测高三英语试题

马鞍山市第二中学2026~2027学年第一学期10月教学质量监测 高三英语试题 注意事项： 1.本卷共四部分，满分150分，考试时间120分钟. 2.本试卷包括“试题卷”和“答题卡”两部分。“试题卷”共8页，"答题卡”共2页。 3.请务必在“答题卡”上答题，在“试题卷”上答题是无效的。 第一部分听力（共两节，满分30分） 第一节（共5小题；每小题1.5分，满分7.5分） 听下面5段录音。每段录音后有一个小题，从题中所给出的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 is the possible relationship between the speakers? A.Classmates. B.Fellow workers. C.Teacher and student. 2.What is the man doing? A.Comforting the woman. B.Making an apology. C.Expressing his regret. 3.When will Dr White return? A.At about 2:50 pm. B.At about 3:10 pm. C.At about 3:50 pm. 4.What are the speakers mainly talking about? A.Using chopsticks. B.Learning Chinese. C.Cooking food. 5.Why does the woman want to move back home? A.To save money. B.To be closer to workplace. C.To take care of her parents. 第二节（共15小题；每小题1.5分，满分22.5分) 听下面5段录音。每段录音后有几个小题，从题中所给出的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.Why will the man go to the Lilly's Center? A.To do voluntary work. B.To visit the rooftop garden. C.To learn a new art skill. 7.When was the cafe finished? A.In March. B.In April. C.In May. 听下面的录音，回答第8至10小题。 8.What type of story is Warga's latest book? A.Mystery B.Romance C.Science Fiction. 9.What is the main message conveyed by the book? A.We need to accept change. B.We should be independent. C.We deserve to be noticed. 10.Where does the man plan to get a copy of the book? A.From his neighbor. B.From a bookstore. C.From the Internet. 听下面的录音，回答第11至13小题。 11.Why did Jenny visit the Philippines? A.For study. B.For sightseeing. C.For business. 12.What do we know about Halina? A.She was homeless. B.She was poor at English. C.She lacked money for school. 1 13.How did Jenny help Halina? A.By raising money. B.By donating some furniture. C.By contacting a charity. 听下面的录音，回答第14至17小题。 14.What is the main purpose of the club? A.To promote tourism. B.To offer advice. C.To share interests. 15.What makes Verona special? A.A famous play. B.An actor. C.A family tradition. 16.What made the woman join the club? A.Her friend's difficulties. B.Her own experience. C.Her teacher's advice. 17.How does the woman sound at the end of the conversation? A.Satisfied B.Stressed. C.Confused. 听下面的录音，回答第18至20小题。 18.What does the speaker like best about her job? A.The pleasure of cycling. B.The freedom to decide. C.The interaction with people. 19.How long does the speaker usually work a day? A.Seven hours. B.Eight hours. C.Nine hours. 20.What does the speaker intend to do in the future? A.Go back to school. B.Start her own business. C.Work as a personal trainer. 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和D四个选项中，选出最佳答案。 A American adults and the future of news To better understand the U.S.media landscape,Pew Research Center has surveyed Americans over time about their news habits and attitudes. Attention to news in the U.S. Figure 1:Percentage of U.S.adults who say they follow news Type of news Ages 18-29 30-49 50-64 65+ National news 54 61 77 85 Local news 48 55 71 78 Source:Survey of U.S.adults conducted on Sept.8-14,2025 Figure 2:Percentage of U.S.adults who say they intentionally seek out news Age group Percentage Ages 18-29 22 30-49 36 50-64 53 65+ 66 Source:Survey of U.S.adults conducted on Mar.10-16,2025 Trust in news sources Figure 3:Percentage of U.S.adults who say they trust in news sources 2 News platform Ages 18-29 30-49 50-64 65+ National news organizations 51 52 58 62 Local news organizations 65 67 72 76 Social media sites 50 41 33 24 Source:Survey of U.S.adults conducted on Sept.8-14,2025 How young adults think about journalists Young adults cast a wider net than older Americans when it comes to who counts as a journalist-with many saying it can include podcast()hosts,newsletter writers,and social media content creators. These age differences are particularly pronounced when it comes to social media: 63%of Americans under 30 say it's always or usually acceptable for journalists to advocate for the communities they cover when they post on social media,compared with 45%of those aged 65 or older. About three-in-ten adults under 30 think it's generally acceptable for journalists to express political views(32%) and personal beliefs(31%)publicly on social media,roughly double the share of adults 65 and older who say the same(15%on both questions). As the news landscape in the U.S.continues to shift along with technological changes,so too do the behaviors of the youngest Americans-pointing the way toward what Americans'news habits may look like in the years to come. 21.Which age group has the lowest level of active news-seeking? A.Ages 18-29. B.Ages 30-49. C.Ages 50-64. D.Ages 65+. 22.What percentage of American adults aged 65 or older trust information from social media? A.24%. B.33%. C.41%. D.50%. 23.What do young adults say about journalists? A.They should separate opinion from news. B.They should depend more on politics. ) C.They should be defined more broadly. D.They should avoid sharing personal beliefs. B In his senior year of high school,Wei Fangjie saw a poster recruiting PLA Air Force pilots.The pilots looked cool,and he learned that a pilot is known as a profession of the brave.So he decided to give it a try.Now 26,he works as a flight instructor at the Air Force Aviation University. In 2015,Wei was admitted to the university and became an Air Force pilot student.Pilots must not only study aviation theory but also practise difficult aerobatics (like rolls and loops.These moves require strong resistance to g-forces.To do a loop,a pilot bears about 3 g of load,which feels like three times their body weight pressing down. To build this resistance,they do strength training like weighted squats ()They also use special equipment like a spinning ladder to overcome dizziness.Yet becoming a top PLA Air Force pilot remains tough. During flight,pilots must decide how to land,especially at night,and keep position during formation flight( )The key lies in continuous practice. In aviation,a balanced mindset and quick thinking are important.One of Wei's unforgettable experiences was dealing with illusions()during a formation flight above the clouds.He felt he was turning all the time,but his instruments showed that his flight was level.In such situations,trusting instruments is key to sound decisions. What remains constant is the freedom and pride Wei feels as he flies his aircraft and looks down at Earth.Now, as an experienced instructor,he hopes to train a new generation of skilled pilots for the PLA Air Force.He also offers tips:do well in school subjects,protect your eyes from myopia,and maintain physical fitness. 3 24.Why does the author mention Wei's senior year poster? A.To judge students'behavior. B.To introduce his career choice. C.To describe a common sight. D.To explain the university's design. 25.How do pilots develop resistance to g-forces? A.By flying with a spinning ladder. B.By practicing aerobatics. C.By doing strength-building exercises D.By getting rid of dizziness. 26.What role do instruments play in Wei's flight? .A.They help pilots make sound decisions when senses fail. B.They prevent pilots from experiencing illusions. C.They are mainly used to save time. D.They are only important for night flights. 27.What can Wei's tips contribute to according to the last paragraph? A.The development of aviation theory. B.Flying his aircraft with a sense of freedom. C.Better preparation for aspiring pilots. D.Greater knowledge of flight operation. C Eco-anxiety is a growing issue that reflects the increasing fear of environmental destruction and climate change. This type of anxiety is particularly common among younger generations,who worry about the future of the planet. Eco-anxiety is closely linked to environmental disasters such as heat waves,wildfires,and hurricanes.These events can lead to long-term stress,depression,and even post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD).The concept of "Solastalgia,"which refers to emotional suffering caused by changes to one's environment,supports the reality of eco-anxiety.Although the term"eco-anxiety"is more modern,the emotional response to environmental damage is well-documented. Certain social,economic,and political factors can make some people more likely to suffer from eco-anxiety than others.For instance,nearly half of the people in Southeast England express high levels of concern about climate change,more than those in other regions.This heightened anxiety could be related to factors such as urbanization, the area's growing population,and high levels of consumption,all of which contribute to environmental degradation. There are several strategies people can use to manage eco-anxiety.One important approach is controlling how much negative news you consume.Too much exposure to disturbing content on social media or news outlets can increase feelings of worry and helplessness.Limiting this exposure and focusing on learning new and positive information can help you feel more empowered. Spending time in nature is another effective way to reduce eco-anxiety.Research shows that being in natural environments,or even viewing nature from a window,can lower stress and improve mood.It fosters a deeper connection with the environment and promotes calmness. Journaling is also a helpful tool.Writing down your feelings can help reduce anxiety by organizing thoughts and expressing emotions.Businesses like "Bloomin's Minds"combine mindfulness with sustainability by offering seeded cards that customers can write on how they plant,and watch grow into flowers,creating a positive and calming experience. As eco-anxiety becomes more widespread,mindful lifestyle changes are helping to reduce the impact of climate change while easing anxiety.These practices enable individuals to contribute positively to the environment. 28.According to the text,which of the following may cause Solastalgia? A.Seeing a nearby playground being cleared. B.Watching childhood park destroyed by city development. C.Volunteering for an environmental conservation group. D.Living in a region experiencing frequent rainfall. 4 29.What is the function of the example about people in England? A.To show the geographic diversity of eco-anxiety. B.To explain the impact of social anxiety on nature. C.To stress the connection between urbanization and eco-anxiety. D.To criticize the lack of environmental policies in the area. 30.Which strategy is helpful to manage eco-anxiety? A.Controlling the time of online surfing. B.Limiting exposure to negative news. C.Trying to write down your adventures. D.Engaging in outdoor physical exercises. 31.What does mindful living do for eco-anxiety in the last paragraph? A.It leads people to forget about environmental problems and anxiety. B.It makes individuals feel more disconnected from environmental issues. C.It deepens a connection with the environment and promotes calmness. D.It offers practical ways for people to bravely face the climate issues. 0 Since plastic packaging accounts for a large part of plastic waste,one material that is becoming more and more popular as a sustainable alternative to plastic is paper.However,the problem is that sealing (paper packaging requires additives such as adhesives (or plastic.These additives dirty the paper,complicate the recycling process,and reduce the quality of the recycled material.This poses a significant challenge to the otherwise established and efficient paper recycling process. In the PAPURE project,Fraunhofer researchers are looking to improve recyclability by sealing paper packaging without any additives. In the first step,the researchers characterize coated and uncoated papers for packaging applications,as well as printer papers and cardboard,to determine whether they are suitable for sealing without the application of further additives.Roughly three dozen types of paper are available for selection.Special attention is given to determining the primary components of the paper-lignin,hemicellulose,and cellulose. In the next step,the researchers shine a CO laser (on the paper surface.The laser rapidly heats the paper, turning its main parts into small pieces in a controlled process.This innovative process step is what enables adhesive-free sealing of the paper. After the laser hits the paper,sugar-like products remain on the paper surface and seal under heat and pressure without any additional material."By using the laser,we create sugar-like reaction products that we use instead of the man-made materials or adhesives that would otherwise be required to seal the paper by the heat sealing process.In this way,we are essentially producing our own adhesive,"says Volker Franke,a researcher at Fraunhofer."After laser treatment,we have succeeded in using heat sealing to bond two layers of paper." Fraunhofer researchers will be presenting the potential applications of this technology at the Interpack 2026 trade show. 32.What is the problem with sealing paper packaging? A.It wastes too much energy. B.It causes paper to tear easily. C.It lowers recycled material quality. D.It increases the cost of production. 33.What do the researchers first do in the project? A.Shine a CO laser on the paper. B.Categorize additive varieties. C.Apply additives to the paper. D.Examine paper suitability. 4 What role does the laser play? 5 A.It enables the formation of bonding substances. B.It strengthens the fibers of recycled materials. C.It damages the paper surface structure D.It removes natural paper components. 35.Which is the most suitable title for the text? A.Real Challenges for Paper Industry B.Conventional Technique for Paper Bonding C.Common Practice for Paper Packaging D.Sustainable Solution for Paper Sealing 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。 Music and art have always been closely connected,with each influencing the other in important ways.Artists are increasingly integrating musical elements into their work,creating experiences that blur (the boundaries between the auditory and visual senses. One of the most striking examples of this trend is the rise of "sound art"which explores the relationship between sound and visual representation.Sound art combinations often involve large-scale,interactive sound environments.36They can create an environment where the viewer becomes an active participant in the artistic experience. 37 This integration allows for a dynamic interplay between sound and image.The live performances add an element of naturalness and unpredictability to the exhibitions,making each visit a unique and unrepeatable experience. Moreover,the use of music in film and video art has also developed.Artists are now experimenting with soundscapes that extend beyond traditional narrative (structures,using music to arouse emotiens and create atmosphere rather than simply underline plot points.38 Despite these innovations,some artists argue that the integration of music into art can sometimes have different effects from the primary visual message.39 They believe that music should serve as a complement ( to the visual art,enhancing its effect rather than overshadowing it. To address this concern,many artists are now focusing on creating a more harmonious balance between music and visual art.40 By carefully selecting and integrating musical elements,they aim to create works that are both visually striking and aurally (E)engaging,offering viewers a truly multisensory experience. A.The artist dislikes composing original music for the artworks. B.This special art form often challenges traditional ideas of storytelling C This trend highlights the importance of finding the right balance between them. D These connections often use technology to transform sound in innovative ways. Another notable development is the integration of live music into art exhibitions. F.Instead,this does not mean that music should always give way to visual art. Critics have warned that the overuse of music can strongly impact the viewer's senses. 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。 From 1991 to 1994,I studied in Edmonton and often traveled around Alberta,a province in West Canada.One of the 41 I still remember fondly is Kananaskis.Whenever 42,we would go there.What 43 me most was its wheelchair-friendly lodge (and 44 ski equipment.This was 45 in the early 1990s,when inclusion and accessibility were rarely discussed. 6 For a wheelchair user who loves46,options are limited.But Kananaskis offered me a chance to explore 47 with my skiing sticks and my muscles.I have memories and photos of 48 bears or deer.I had this 49 that I was in the wildlife's territory and they deserved respect. Now,I'm a mother of a nine-year-old boy,and plan to take him there soon to 50 my favorite place. Eyery now and then,I need to get away-to 51,absorb nature and live in the moment.Kananaskis was one of those first 52 for me.In my early 20s,I began to 53 how important this balance was.I was just starting my racing career,and the media attention,the pressure,and the traveling-it could be depressing and 54.I needed to find myself in nature and stay 55 in nature. 41.A.signs B.events C.spots D.traditions 42.A.difficult B.possible C.necessary D.reasonable 43.A.attracted B.bothered C.inspired D.confused 44.A.adapted B.heavy C.expensive D.broken 45.A.common B.award-winning C.useless D.ground-breaking 46.A.books B.nature C.gifts D.music 47.A.in a hurry B.in time C.by accident D.on my own 48.A.hunting for B.running from C.stopping for D.fighting with 49.A.sense B.fear C.secret D.example 50.A.create B.share C.change D.protect 5L A.work B.argue C.reflect D.complain 52.A.promises B.lessons C.dreams D.experiences 、53.A.admit B.realize C.predict D.doubt .54.A.normal B.fancy C.pleasant D.intense 55.A.quiet B.healthy C.confident D.safe 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。 Originally constructed around 256 B.C.E by the state of Qin as an irrigation (and flood control system, Dujiangyan is a remarkable example of ancient 56engineer)skill and is still in use today. During the Warring States period,people living along the banks of the Minjiang River were troubled by annual flooding.Irrigation engineer Li Bing 57(lead)a team to construct an embankment()to redirect part of the river's flow upon thorough investigation.Then they cut a channel through Mount Yulei to let out the extra water. During the construction,cutting the channel proved to be a much more challenging task than 58(anugipate), as the tools available could not break through the hard rock of the mountain.Therefore,they used a 59 (combine)of fire and water to heat and cool the rocks until they broke 60 could be removed.Once completed,the system prevented floods and.made Sichuan one of China's most productive 61(agrcuiture) regions by using the redirected water 62 irrgation. Now if you visit Dujiangyan,you will see an unusual construction 63 looks like a fish's mouth.This famous attraction,Yuzui,together with two other important parts,namely Feishayan and Baopingkou,64 (design)scientifically to control the water flow throughout the year.Recognized as 65 UNESCO World Heritage site,Dujiangyan has irrigated farmlands while preventing floods for over 2,000 years. 第四部分写作（共两节，满分40分）》 第一节（满分15分） 66.假定你是李华，上周你们班在雨山湖公园上了一堂体育课。请你给新西兰朋友Ty写一封邮件分享这 次经历，内容包括 (1)你参与的活动； (②)你的感想. 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 Terry, Best regards, LiHua 第二节（满分25分） 67.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。 Jason had always been passionate about running.Since childhood,the thrill of the wind against his face and the rhythm of his feet hitting the ground filled him with a sense of purpose and joy.He dreamed of participating in the city marathon and winning it. In high school,he enthusiastically joined the track team with great hope.However,his first race turned out terrible.He tripped and fell near the finish line amid other people's laughter.Shamed but determined,he decided to prove himself. He trained hard every day,waking up before dawn to run several miles.Yet misfortune struck during an important practice:he pulled a muscle and had to rest for weeks.He was frustrated as he watched his teammates progress.His confidence took a huge hit,and doubt began to rise. When he recovered and went back to training,he found it difficult to regain his previous form.Each run felt like a struggle,and he constantly questioned if he had lost his edge.Just as he was starting to make progress and regain his speed,a new setback appeared.He fell ill and stayed in bed for a month.The loss of fitness and strength was disheartening,and the fear of having to start all over again appeared.When he finally returned to training,he found that he had lost much of his endurance and had to work twice as hard to catch up. However,Jason refused to give in.He trained even harder,pushing his limits every day.Long runs under the sun,tiring speed workouts,and intense strength training became his routine.The pain and the exhaustion were constant companions,but he never let them stop him.He believed that all his struggles and perseverance would finally pay off. 注意： (1)续写词数应为150个左右； (2)请按如下格式在答题卡的相应位置作答。 Finally,the day of the marathon arrived,the starting gun fired,and the race began Breathing heavily,Jason leaned against the fence beside the finish line,exhausted but overjoyed马鞍山市第二中学2026~2027学年第一学期10月教学质量监测 高三英语试题答案解析 听力部分 1-5:AABAC 6-10:CBACB 11-15:BCCBA 16-20:BABCC 阅读理解 21-23:AAC 24-27:BCAC 28-31:BCBD 32-35:CDAD 七选五 36-40:DEBGC 完型填空 41-45:CBAAD 46-50:BDBAB 51-55:CDBDC 语法填空 56.engineering 57.led 58.anticipated 59.combination 60.and 61.agricultural 62.for 63.that/which 64.is designed 65.a 写作 第一节Possible version: Dear Terry, Last week our class had a PE class in Yushanhu Park,which was really unforgettable We took part in various outdoor activities.Some classmates played badminton while others jogged along the lake.I joined in a relay race with my teammates.Though tired,we laughed a lot in the fresh open air. This outdoor PE class gave me a break from heavy schoolwork.It's amazing to do sports surrounded by beautiful scenery.I hope we can have more such classes. Best regards, Li Hua 第二节Possible version: Finally,the day of the marathon arrived,the starting gun fired,and the race began.Jason set off with the other runners.Memories of falls,muscle injuries and illness flashed through his mind.Though his legs ached and sweat poured down his face,he kept pushing forward steadily. Whenever he wanted to give up,he thought of all the hard training he had done.Mile after mile passed.Gradually some competitors slowed down,yet Jason stuck to his own pace.Step by step, he moved toward the finish line. Breathing heavily,Jason leaned against the fence beside the finish line,exhausted but overjoved.He did not win first prize,but he had finished the whole marathon.All those set-backs and endless training finally paid off.Past failures no longer brought him shame. Instead,they became valuable treasures.He realized victory was not just about winning the race, but about refusing to give up when difficulties came.With bright smiles,Jason felt proud of himself. 【详解】 第一节阅读理解 【语篇导读】本文是说明文，皮尤研究中心对美国民众进行了调查，以探究他们的新闻习惯与态 度。 2l.A理解具体信息。根据题千中的the lowest level of active news-seeking可将解题信息定位到 Figure2:Percentage of U.S.adults who say they intentionally seek out news,再根据表格中的内容可知，l8 岁至29岁的美国民众主动搜索新闻的程度最低。 22.A理解具体信息。根据题干中adults aged65 or older trust information from social media可将 解题信息定位到Figure3 Percentage of U.S.adults who say they trust in news sources,再根据表格中内容 可知，24%65岁及以上的美国民众信任来自社交媒体的新闻。 23.C理解具体信息。根据How young adults think about jouralists部分中的Young adults cast a wider net than older Americans when it comes to who counts as a journalist-with many saying it can include podcast hosts,newsletter writers,and social media content creators可知，在界定谁算作新闻工作者” 这一问题上，年轻美国成年人的界定范围比年长的美国人更为宽泛。他们认为新闻工作者可以包括播 客主播、简报作者和社交媒体内容创作者，即他们对新闻工作者的定义更加宽泛，故C项正确。A项 (他们应当将观点与新闻区分开来)、B项（他们应当更多地依赖政治）在文中均缺乏依据。D项（他 们应当避免分享个人看法)与原文中的About three--in-ten adults under30 think it's generally acceptable for journalists to express political views (32%)and personal beliefs (31%)publicly B 【语篇导读】本文是记叙文。文章叙述了魏方杰成为一名空军飞行员以及接受艰苦训练的过程。 如今作为空军航空大学的一名教官，他向有志于成为飞行员的高中生们提出了相应的建议。 24.B推理判断。根据题干中的Wei's senior year poster可将解题信息定位到第一段“In his senior year of high school,Wei Fangjie saw a poster recruiting PLA Air Force pilots...So he decided to give it aty.Now26,he works as a flight instructor..”。再根据原文可知，作者先写魏方杰高中时看到招飞海报， 再写他因此决定尝试，最后成为空军航空大学飞行教员，可见提及海报是为了引出他的职业选择，故B 项To introduce his career choice正确。 25.C理解具体信息。根据第二段These moves require strong resistance to g-forces''和第三段To build this resistance,they do strength training like weighted squats.”可知，飞行员要通过做一些力量训练来 培养重力抵抗力，故C项By doing strength-building exercises.”正确。 26.A理解具体信息。根据第四段“He felt he was turning all the time,but his instruments showed that his flight was level..In such situations,trusting instruments is key to sound decisions.”可知，魏方杰在云 上编队飞行时产生错觉，感觉一直在转弯，但仪表显示飞行是水平的；在这种情况下，相信仪表是做 出正确决策的关键。因此仪表能在感官失灵或产生错觉时帮助飞行员正确决策，故A项They help pilots make sound decisions when senses fail'”正确。 27.C推理判断。根据最后一段中“He also offers tips:do well in school subjects,protect your eyes from myopia,and maintain physical fitness.”,并结合前文Now,as an experienced instructor,he hopes to train a new generation of skilled pilots for the PLA Air Force.”可知，这些建议包括学好文化课、保护视力、保 持体能，针对的是希望成为空军飞行员的学生，因此有助于有志成为飞行员的人更好地准备，故C项 “Better preparation for aspiring pilots”正确。 【语篇导读】本文为说明文。文章介绍了“生态焦虑这一日益严重的问题，指出它反映了人们对 环境破坏和气候变化的担忧，在年轻一代中尤为常见。文章分析了生态焦虑与环境灾难、社会因素的 关系，并提出了管理生态焦虑的几种策略，包括控制负面新闻摄入、亲近自然和写日记等，最后指出 正念生活方式既能缓解焦虑，又能促进环保。 28.B理解具体信息。根据题干中的“Solastalgia”可将解题信息定位到第二段The concept of 'Solastalgia,'which refers to emotional suffering caused by changes to one's environment,supports the reality of eco-anxiety.”。再根据原文可知，Solastalgia指的是因环境变化而导致的情感痛苦。选项中，B项 Watching childhood park destroyed by city development'体现了童年公园因城市发展而被破坏，既有环境 变化，又有个人情感联系，最符合该定义。 29.C推理判断。根据题干中的the example about people in England'可将解题信息定位到第三段 "For instance,nearly half of the people in Southeast England express high levels of concern about climate change,more than those in other regions.This heightened anxiety could be related to factors such as urbanization,the area's growing population,and high levels of consumption,all of which contribute to environmental degradation.”。再根据原文可知，作者举英格兰东南部的例子，是为了说明该地区人们对 气候变化的高度担忧，并指出这种焦虑可能与城市化、人口增长和高消费等因素有关。因此，例子是 为了强调城市化与生态焦虑之间的联系，故C项To stress the connection between urbanization and the issue.”正确。A项To show the geographic diversity of eco-anxiety.”不是例子重点；B项To explain the impact of social anxiety on nature.”偷换概念，文中说的是生态焦虑；D项To criticize the lack of environmental policies in the area.”文中没有批评政策缺失。 30.B理解具体信息。根据题干中的“strategy is helpful to manage eco-anxiety'可将解题信息定位到 One important approach is controlling how much negative news you consume.Too much exposure to disturbing content on social media or news outlets can increase feelings of wony and helplessness.Limiting this exposure and focusing on learning new and positive information can help you feel more empowered. 根据原文可知，管理生态焦虑的重要方法是控制负面新闻的摄入量，限制接触令人不安的内容，并关 注积极信息。因此B项Limiting exposure to negative news.”正确。A项Controlling the time of online surfing.”过于宽泛，原文特指负面新闻；C项Trying to write down your adventures..”偷换概念，文中提到 写日记，但写的是感受，不是冒险经历；D项Engaging in outdoor physical exercises.”偷换概念，文中建 议花时间亲近自然，但并未说一定要进行户外体育锻炼。 3l.D推理判断。根据题干中的“mindful living'可将解题信息定位到最后一段“As eco-anxiety becomes more widespread,mindful lifestyle changes are helping to reduce the impact of climate change while easing anxiety.These practices enable individuals to contribute positively to the environment..”。再根据原文 可知，正念生活方式既能减轻气候变化的影响，又能缓解焦虑，还能让个人积极贡献环境。也就是说， 正念生活为人们提供了实际可行的方法，去积极面对气候问题。因此D项“It offers practical ways for people to bravely face the climate issues..”正确。A项“It leads people to forget about environmental problems and anxiety.”与原文相反，正念生活不是让人忘记问题；B项It makes individuals feel more disconnected from environmental issues..”与原文相反；C项It deepens a connection with the environment and promotes calmness.”是第五段“spending time in nature的作用，不是最后一段“mindful living'的概括。 0 【语篇导读】本文为科普说明文。文章指出，纸质包装作为塑料的可持续替代品越来越受欢迎， 但封住纸质包装通常需要黏合剂或塑料等添加剂，这会降低回收纸的质量并增加回收难度。Fraunhof©l 研究人员的PAPURE项目尝试利用CO激光处理纸面，使纸的主要成分转化为糖类反应产物，从而 实现无添加剂封口，提高纸包装的可回收性。 32.C理解具体信息。根据题干千中的problem with sealing paper packaging''可将解题信息定位到第 However,the problem is that sealing paper packaging requires additives such as adhesives or plastic. These additives dirty the paper,complicate the recycling process,and reduce the quality of the recycled material.,”。再根据原文可知，封住纸质包装需要使用黏合剂或塑料等添加剂，这些添加剂会弄脏纸张、 使回收过程复杂化，并降低回收材料的质量。因此，其问题是降低回收材料的纯度或质量，故C项 lowers recycled material purity.”正确。A项浪费太多能源”、B项“使纸张容易撕裂和D项增加生产成 本”在文中均未提及。 33.D理解具体信息。根据题干中的“first do in the project''可将解题信息定位到第三段“In the first step,the researchers characterize coated and uncoated papers for packaging applications,as well as printer papers and cardboard,to determine whether they are suitable for sealing without the application of further additives..Roughly three dozen types of pa即er are available for selection.”。再根据原文可知，研究的第一步 是分析不同纸张的特性，以判断它们是否适合在没有额外添加剂的情况下进行封口。因此，研究人员 首先做的是检查纸张的适用性，故D项Examine paper suitability.”正确。A项“在纸上照射CO激光' 是下一步的内容；B项“对添加剂种类进行分类”在文中未提及；C项“向纸上涂抹添加剂”与项目追求无 添加剂封口的目标相反。 34.A理解具体信息。根据题干中的role does the laser play'可将解题信息定位到第四段和第五段 "In the next step,the researchers shine a CO laser on the paper surface.The laser rapidly heats the paper, turning its main parts into small pieces in a controlled process.This innovative process step is what enables adhesive-free sealing of the paper."By using the laser,we create sugar-like reaction products that we use instead of the man-made materials or adhesives...In this way,we are essentially producing our own adhesive.". 再根据原文可知，激光快速加热纸面，使纸的主要成分在受控过程中转化为糖类反应产物，这些产物 在热和压力下起到黏合剂的作用，从而实现无添加剂封口。因此，激光的作用是促使黏合物质形成， 故A项It enables the formation of bonding substances..'正确。B项“增强回收材料的纤维'在文中无依据； C项“破坏纸张表面结构”曲解了激光受控转化的目的；D项“去除纸张天然成分”错误，原文是将其转化 为糖类反应产物，而非简单去除。 35.D主旨大意。根据全文内容可知，文章先指出纸质包装封口需要添加剂，导致回收困难；接 着介绍Fraunhofer的PAPURE项目，说明研究人员如何利用CO激光使纸面产生糖类反应产物，实 现无添加剂封口；最后提到该技术将在Interpack2026展会上展示。整篇文章围绕“纸质包装封口的一 种可持续解决方案”展开，故D项“Sustainable Solution for Paper Sealing''最适合作标题。A项Real Challenges for Paper Industry”只涉及文章开头的问题，不能概括全文重点；B项“Conventional Technique for Pa即er Bonding'与文章中创新的激光封口技术相反。C项Common Practice for Paper Packaging'与文 章介绍的新技术不符。 第二节七选五 主题：音乐与视觉艺术的相互融合 36.D解析：前一句提到声音艺术组合常常涉及大规模、交互式声音环境。D选项中These connections 指代上文的“声音艺术组合”，说明这类艺术形式借助科技以创新方式处理声音；后一句代词Ty承 接本选项，阐述由此构建出让观众主动参与的艺术体验，上下文逻辑连贯。 翻译：这些关联常常利用科技，以创新的方式改造声音。 37.E解析：本空为段落主题句。Another notable development承接上一段对声音艺术的介绍，引出本 段新话题：现场音乐进入艺术展览。下文中This integration指代本选项中的现场音乐与展览的融合，后 文live performances与选项中live music构成原词复现。 翻译：另一项值得关注的发展是将现场音乐融入艺术展览。 38.B解析：前文指出艺术家不再简单使用音乐配合故事情节，而是突破传统叙事结构。B选项中 storytelling对应上文traditional narrative structures,说明这种新艺术形式对传统叙事模式形成挑战，语 义顺承。 翻译：这种特殊的艺术形式往往挑战传统的叙事理念。 39.G解析：本段转折，提出音乐介入视觉艺术可能带来负面效果。前句说明音乐有时会偏离视觉作 品原本传递的信息；G选项引用批评者的观点，点明过度使用音乐会干扰观众感官；后一句They believe 的代词They指代G选项中的Critics,进一步阐释音乐应当作为补充而不能盖过视觉艺术。 翻译：批评者警示，过度使用音乐会强烈影响观众的感官。 40.C解析：前文写到为解决上述隐患，艺术家致力于打造音乐与视觉艺术之间更和谐的平衡。C选 项finding the right balance与上文harmonious balance关键词复现；This trend指代艺术家追求视听平衡 的创作趋势；后文继续说明如何实现平衡，呼应文章主旨。 翻译：这一趋势凸显了在二者之间找到恰当平衡点的重要性。 多余选项A.The artist dislikes composing original music for the artworks.艺术家不喜欢为艺术品创作原 创音乐。【文中无相关信息】 F.Instead,.this does not mean that music should always give way to visual art.相反，这并不意昧着音乐，总要 给视觉艺术让步。【文章没有讨论二者让步对立关系】 第三部分语言运用第一节完形填空 文章大意：作者回忆加拿大Kananaskis,一处对残障人士友好的自然胜地。在充满压力的赛车生涯中， 大自然帮助作者找回自我、重建自信。 41.C spots解析：pot意为“地点，处所”。句意：有一处我依旧记忆犹新的地方就是Kananaskis. sign标志；event事件；tradition传统。 42.B possible解析：whenever possible“只要有可能”，固定表达。句意：只要有可能，我们就会去那 里。difficult困难的；necessary必要的；reasonable合理的。 43.A attracted解析：attract“吸引”。句意：最吸引我的是那里可供轮椅使用者使用的小屋。bother使 困扰；inspire激励；confuse使困惑， 44.Aada即ted解析：adapted经过改造的、适配的”，指专为残障人士改装的滑雪装备。heay沉重的； expensive昂贵的；broken破损的。 45.D ground-breaking解析：ground-breaking“开创性的'。句意：这在20世纪90年代初是具有开 创性的，那时包容与无障碍理念还很少被讨论。common普通的；award-winning获奖的；useless无 用的。 46.B nature解析：全文多次出现nature。句意：对于一名热爱大自然的轮椅使用者，（可供选择的） 去处十分有限。books书籍；gifts礼物；music音乐。 47.D on my own解析：on my own“独自地，靠自己”。句意：但Kananaskis给了我机会，依靠滑雪 杖和自身力量独自探索。in a hurry匆忙；in time及时；by accident偶然。 48.Brunning from解析：un from“躲避，逃离'。句意：我留存着躲避熊或者鹿时的回忆与照片。hunt for搜寻捕猎；stop for为...停下；fight with与...打斗。野外遇见野生动物应当躲避。 49.A sense解析：sense“感觉，意识”。句意：我有一种意识：我身处野生动物的领地，它们理应得到 尊重。fear恐惧；secret秘密；example例子。 50.B share解析：share“分享'.句意：我计划很快带上儿子前往那里，和他分享我最喜爱的地方。create 创造；change改变；protect保护。 51.Creflect解析：reflect沉思，反思”。句意：我时常需要逃离喧嚣，沉思自省，沉浸于自然，活在 当下。work工作；argue争论；complain抱怨. 52.Dex迎eriences解析：experience“经历'，句意：Kananaskis就是我最早拥有的这类经历之一.promise 承诺；lesson教训；dream梦想. 53.Brealize解析：realize“意识到”。句意：二十出头时，我开始意识到这种（身心）平衡有多重要。 admit承认；predict预测；doubt怀疑。 54.D intense解析：intense“紧张激烈的”，用来形容压力。句意：媒体关注、压力以及四处奔波，令 人压抑又紧绷。normal正常的；fancy花哨的；pleasant令人愉悦的. 55.C confident解析：confident“自信的'。句意：我需要在大自然中找回自我，并在自然之中保持自 信。前文提到赛车生涯压力打击自信，大自然帮助作者重建内心自信。quiet安静的；healthy健康的； safe安全的。 第三部分语言运用第二节语法填空 文章主题：都江堰水利工程 56.engineering 解析：形容词性含义，engineering skill“工程技艺'。ancient engineering skil古代工程技艺。engineer指 人“工程师'；engineering表示学科技术“工程”. 57.led 解析：时态。战国时期属于过去，lead的过去式为led。句意：水利工程师李冰带领团队实地考察后 修建堤坝。 58.anticipated 解析：省略结构than(it was))anticipated,意为“比预想的”。用过去分词表被动含义。 59.combination 解析：冠词a后接名词。combine动词；combination名词。a combination of fire and water水火并用。 60.and 解析：并列连词。岩石被炸裂，并且可以被移走。broke与could be removed是先后并列动作 61.agricultural 解析：形容词修饰名词regions。agriculture名词“农业”；agricultural形容词“农业的”。agricultural regions农业区域。 62.fo1 解析：介词for表用途。use the redirected water for irrigation引分流之水用于灌溉。 63.that /which 解析：限制性定语从句。先行词construction是事物，从句缺少主语，用that或者which 64.is designed 解析：主谓一致和被动语态。主语为Yuzui(鱼嘴)；together with短语不影响主语；鱼嘴是被人设计， 全文一般现在时，故填is designed. 65.a 解析：不定冠词。UNESCO辅音音素开头，a UNESCO World Heritage site一处联合国世界文化遗产。 【听力原文】 (text1) M:Oh,I'm really sorry.I've forgotten to bring your French notebook back. W:That's okay.We haven't got French class today,so you can give it back to me tomorrow. (text 2) W:I'm so frustrated.I made a big mistake at work today.I feel like I let everyone down. M:Don't be so hard on yourself.Making mistakes is a part of life.You know,mistakes can actually be great opportunities for learning and growth. (text 3) M:It's already 3 p.m.now.Can I leave a message?I have class at 3:50 p.m. W:Of course you can,but the meeting has just ended.Dr.White will be back in about 10 minutes. (text 4) W:Henry,have you ever tried using chopsticks?I always struggle to pick up food with them.How about you? M:My grandmother was Chinese and I grew up using chopsticks.So it's second nature to me now. (text 5) W:I'm considering moving back in with my parents. M:Really?That's quite a decision.What made you think of this? W:Well,my parents are getting older.I just feel like they could get some extra help around the house. (text 6) W:Do you have any plans for the weekend? M:Yes,I'm planning to visit Lily's Center.It is a community art center that offers different classes,a fun way to help people learn new art skills.I'll try out their printmaking department. W:Sounds interesting. M:Yeah.Plus the activities outside the classes are also interesting.For example,the center has a rooftop garden.Recently,they expanded their relaxation space into a cafe,which was supposed to be finished in March,but it was delayed by one month. (text 7) W:David,have you heard about the latest book from Warga? M:No.What's it called? W:A Strange Thing Happened in Cherry Hall. M:That sounds like science fiction,doesn't it? W:No,it is actually a mystery.It's about a boy named Rami who tries to solve a mystery in a museum.But there's a deep theme in it.As a kid,the author really wanted to be seen but was scared of being seen in the wrong ways.She wants readers to know they deserve to be seen.It is really a good read. M:Can I borrow the book from you? W:Sorry,but I've already lent it to my neighbor.You can get one at the bookstore in our neighborhood. M:Okay,I'll go to have a look. (text 8) M:Jenny,how was your trip to the Philippines? W:Great.I spent most of the time sightseeing in Manila and visiting some historical places. M:Did you do anything special there? W:Yes.One day I met a girl named Halina.She came up to me and started chatting in surprisingly good English.However,I'd worked out that it wasn't a school holiday there,so I wondered why Halina wasn't in school. M:What did you find? W:When I met her family,I saw that they had almost no furniture in the house.And for Halina to go to school, they needed books,pencils and so on.But they couldn't afford them. M:Tough life. W:So when I got back home,I got in touch with an organization called Helping Hand.And I told them about Halina.They visited her family and decided it was the right sort of place for one of their development programs. (text 9) M:Addy,I've heard that you joined a special letter writing organization. W:Yes.It's an organization that writes letters.It's called the Juliet Club. M:How does it work? W:People write to Juliet about friendships,family or relationship problems.The Juliet Club secretaries write replies to all the letters or emails M:Do you mean people write letters by hand? W:Yes.Handwritten letters allow people to express their feelings in a different way.Most of them are sent to the main office in Verona.That's the city where the story of Romeo and Juliet took place. M:How did you get involved in the work? W:I actually wrote to the Juliet Club myself after I fell out with my best friend.I was so inspired by the reply that I decided to volunteer. M:How does being a Juliet Club volunteer make you feel? W:Well,I'm writing replies to people who are suffering from problems.I definitely feel like a better person when I'm helping strangers.I know what I'm doing is meaningful (text 10) M:I work as a delivery person.I collect and deliver letters and parcels by bike.Many people say they hate my job,but I love it.One reason is that the cycling helps maintain my fitness.But what I rank top of all the jobs advantages is the freedom I have.I'm in charge of my working day.My bike isn't anything special, but it's easy to ride.I'm an expert at repairing bikes nowadays,but when I started,I used to get a colleague to help me.Then I got my cousin to show me how to do it properly.And it's never been a problem since. Being self-employed,I can choose how many hours I put in each day.Most delivery men work between seven and 10 hours.I work from 9 a.m.to 6 p.m.as a rule.However,it's not a job you can do forever.I've thought about starting my own delivery company.But I think I'd prefer to be a personal trainer that would use all the things I'm best at.