2025-2026学年四川省成都市成外高三上英语期末考试题（含答案）

使用时间：2026年1月21日2025-2026学年高三阶段性综合素质测评英语（考试时间：120分钟试卷满分：150分）注意事项：答题前，务必将自己的姓名、准考证号填写在答题卡规定的位置上。回答选择题时，选出每小题答案后，用铅笔把答题卡上对应题目的答案标号涂黑。如需改动，用橡皮擦干净后，再选涂其他答案标号。回答非选择题时，将答案写在答题卡上。写在本试卷上无效。考生必须保持答题卡的整洁。考试结束后，请将答题卡交回。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段对话。每段对话后有一个小题，从题中所给的A、B、C三个选项中选出最佳选项。听完每段对话后，你都有10秒钟的时间来回答有关小题和阅读下一小题。每段对话读两遍。Whatisthewomanmostprobablydoing?A.ComparingdifferentTVs.B.Choosingamobilephone.C.LearningaboutAIfunctions.Whatarethetwospeakersmainlydiscussing?A.TheirdifficultieswithMaths.B.TheiropinionsonMr.Lee.C.Theiranxietyabouttheexam.Whatcanweinferfromtheconversation?A.Themanwillmisshisflight.B.Theplanehasalreadytakenoff.C.Thewomaniswillingtomakeanexception.Wheredoestheconversationmostprobablytakeplace?A.Inarestaurant. B.Inalibrary. C.Inabookstore.Whydoesthewomanapologize?A.Forherrudeness. B.Fortheincorrectbill. C.Fortheterriblefood.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，从题中所给的A、B、C三个选项中选出最佳选项。听每段对话或独白前，你将有时间阅读各个小题，每小题5秒钟；听完后，各小题将给出5秒钟的作答时间。每段对话或独白读两遍。听下面一段对话，回答第6和第7两个小题。Howmuchistheannualgymmembership?A.$245. B.$172. C.$350.Whatdoesthemanneedtodobeforeusingthepool?A.Bookaticket. B.Takeasafetytest. C.Attendatrainingclass.听下面一段对话，回答第8至第10三个小题。What’sthewoman’sproblem?A.Shehasaheadache. B.Shehasacough. C.Shehasafever.Whatcausesthewoman’sissueaccordingtothedoctor?APoordiet. B.Lackofexercise. C.Workstress.Whatadvicedoesthedoctorgive?A.Takepainkillers. B.Returninthreedays. C.Cutscreentimebeforebed.听下面一段对话，回答第11至第13三个小题。WhyisSarahupsetwiththeman?A.Hequithisjob. B.Heforgotherbirthday. C.HeignoredhercallsWhathadSarahlookedforwardto?A.Adinnerplan. B.Abirthdaygift. C.Aweekendtrip.WhatdoesLilysuggestthemando?A.Sendaletter. B.Invitehertoaparty. C.Buyherfavoriteflowers.听下面一段对话，回答第14至第17四个小题。WhoisLiss?AAteacher. B.Astudent. C.Abookfairorganizer.Wherewillthebookfairbeheld?AInthelibrary. B.Intheschoolhall. C.Inthecafeteria.WhatactivityisonSaturday?AAstorytellingsession. B.Anauthorsigning. C.Abookdiscountsale.Whatisthepurposeofthebookfair?A.Toboostbooksales. B.Toarousereadinginterest. C.Toadvertisefornewbooks.听下面一段独白，回答第18至第20三个小题。Whatisthespeaker’sfirstsuggestionforonlineshopping?A.Comparepricesbeforebuying.B.Browsedifferentbrandsathome.C.Payattentionto“bigsale”advertisements.Whatdoesthespeakerdobeforepurchasingaproduct?ASheasksfriendsfortheircomments.B.Shereadsreviewsandwatchesdemos.C.Shevisitsastoretotrythemodelsfirst.Whatdoesthespeakerremindlistenerstodoattheend?A.ReducetheitemsonthelistB.Checkthenumberofthebudget.C.Makeaplanandcontrolspending.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。AStrikingUKTrainRidesAjourneythroughtheUnitedKingdomwouldnotbecompletewithouttakingsomeoftheworld’smostgorgeoustrainrides.Asfollows,eachrideoffersanimmersivewaytoadmiretheUK’snaturalbeauty.SevernValleySteamRailway,EnglandThisheritagerailwaystretches16milesthroughthescenicSevernValley.It’satoplocalattraction,takingpassengersbacktothegoldenageofsteamtrainsTheroutewindsthroughgorgeouscountrysideandcharmingtowns.Specialeventsareheldyearround,includingChristmasSantasteamridesandsummer1940s-themedweekends.JacobiteSteamTrain,ScotlandFamousforitsappearanceintheHarryPotterfilmsthisjourneytravelsfromFortWilliamtoMallaigthroughtheScottishHighlands.Overapproximately2hours,passengerspassfamouslandscapesliketheGlenfinnanViaduct,withstunningviewsofmountains,lakes,andforests.It’samust-doforvisitorstoScotland.SnowdonMountainRailway,WalesThisuniquerailwayclimbstothesummitofSnowdon,Wales’highestmountain.Theonehourjourneyrisesonsteepslopes,treatingtravelerstoincredibleviewsofmountains,valleys,andlakesbelow.Atthetop,you’llseegreatviewsoftheIrishSea.Anglesey,andtheIsleofMan.It’samust-doforanyonevisitingWales.RivieraLine,EnglandRunningfromExetertoPaigntoninDevon,thispleasingrouteshowcasessomeoftheUK’sfinestcoastalscenery.Over90minutes,itpassessandybeaches,rockybays,andquietseasidetowns,withstrikingviewsoftheEnglishChannel.Thereareplentyofopportunitiestostopandexplorethecharmingsettlementsalongtheway.Whichrailwayismostlylikelytoattractfilmfans?A.SevernValleySteamRailway. B.JacobiteSteamTrain.C.SnowdonMountainRailway. D.RivieraLineWhatmakestheSnowdonMountainRailwayspecial?A.Itattractsahugenumberoftourists. B.Itpresentsdiverselandscapes.C.Itofferscharmingcoastalscenery. D.ItcrossesoverWales’highestpeak.Whatistheauthor’spurposeofwritingthisarticle?A.Todemonstratesomemust-taketrainrides.B.ToshowthehistoryoftrainridesintheUK.C.Tocomparedifferenttypesoftrainrides.DTooffertipsfortakingamazingtrainridesBStandingonaclassicfreeridelineaboveChamonix’sskiarea,mylegstrembled—notfromthecold,butfromglacier(冰川)skiinginspring.Below,thesnowhadsoftenedintosomethingheavyandunforgiving.Onemisstepherecouldcauseaslidewithlittlechanceofrecovery.AyearagoIjoinedSkiOffHighMountain—anexpertcourseofferingaffordablesportsweeks.ThoughourguideCyriloncesaidIhadreachedanadvancedlevelforskiing,IknewIwascompetent,butnowherenearanexpert.Iwantedmore:toskisteepswhilestayingupright.Thecourseincludedglaciertravel,skiingsafetyandchallengingslopes.Mostoftheparticipantswereageduptotheirmid-50s,andonlytwowomen—Annie,aChineseskiinstructor,andme.Onourfirstday,Cyrilstartedusonexercise.“Springsnowchangesfast,soyouhavetoanticipate,”hesaid.WepassedtheItalianBowlabovetheglacierjustasthesnowsoftened.Bythetimewefinishedthetrainingaround45minuteslater,thesnowwasroaringundermyskisandmylegswerescreaming.Feelingbothexhaustionandasuddendoubtaboutmyownlimits,IturnedtoCyril.“Canyoukeepimprovingwithage?”“I’m44,”hesaid.“Istillimprove—notthroughstrength,butthroughbalance,efficiency,andknowingexactlywheretoturn.”ThenIaskedhimaboutfear,andhereplied.“Yes,it’sabigonebutnotforeveryone.Fearblocksmotivation,andwhenpeoplefreezeup,that’stheendofit!”Bytheendofthecourse,mylegsfeltlikejelly,butIwascertain:improvementhasnoagelimit.Whileageaffectsallskiers,womenoftenfaceaddedbarriers—frominjuriesandcaregivingrolestoyearsofskiinginmale-dominatedgroupswherethey’reexpectedtofollow,notlead.ButIstillrememberwhatCyrilsaid.“Womendon’tskiworsewithageIt’sthecautionthatgrowsfromtheirsocialrolesthatholdsthemback.”Whyweretheauthor’slegstremblingasshestoodonthefreerideline?A.Theweatherwasextremelycold. B.Shewasphysicallyexhausted.C.Thesoftenedsnowbecamerisky. D.Shefeltnervousasabeginnerskier.AccordingtoCyril,howcanskierskeepimprovingastheyage?A.Bybuildinggreaterphysicalstrength. B.Bylettinggooffeartostaymotivated.CByimprovingtechniqueandjudgement. D.Byavoidingdifficultandriskyslopes.Whatdoestheauthorimplyaboutwomeninskiing?A.Theyarenaturallymorecautiousthanmen. B.Theyfaceextrasocialandpracticalchallenges.C.Theygetinjuredmoreeasilyduetotheirage. D.Theirskillsdeclinemorequicklyastheyage.WhichofthefollowingisthebesttitlefortheText?ATheLimitsofAge B.MasteringSpringSnowC.TheCouragetoLead DOvercomingtheInvisibleCMelissa,themostdestructivehurricanein2025,attackedJamaicawith185mphwinds,destroyingcommunitiesandkillingdozensofpeople.Aweekbeforethehurricanemadelandfall,severalforecastmodelsdisagreedonwhereitwouldgo.Ultimately,themodelthatgotitright—accuratelypredictingMelissa’spathanditsintensity—wasanewone:Google’sDeepMindAI-basedhurricanemodel.Artificialintelligencehasbeenusedinweatherforecastmodelsforsometime.Google’sDeepMind,though,marksasignificantstepforward,onethatsuggestsAImaysoonexceedthephysics-basedmodelsmeteorologists(气象学家)havelongreliedon.JamesFranklin,formerNationalHurricaneCenterbranchchief,analyzedseveralAImodels’performancesandconcludedDeepMindsurpassedallothers,“Itsperformancewasexceptionallyimpressive,providingreliableguidancethisseason,”henoted.Traditionalmodelsusephysicalequationstocalculateatmosphericmovementsandpredictstorms.Incontrast.AImodelslikeDeepMindlackphysicsknowledgeandfocusonhistoricaldata,identifyingsubtlepatternshumanscan’tdetect.KateMusgrave,anatmosphericresearchscientistfromColoradoStateUniversitynotedthatpastAIexcelledattrackingbutstruggledwithintensity,whileDeepMindovercamethisbyaddinghistoricaldatadetailinghowpasthurricanesdeveloped.MusgravebelievedAImodelswillnotonlyadvanceforecastsforhurricanesbutforecasttheirtracksandintensityearlierthaneverbefore.Shesaid,“Thisisavitalimprovement.Asthecoastlinesgetmorepopulated,weneedmoreandmoretimetogetpeopleoutoftheway.So,forecastsfurtherandfurtherintothefuturebecomemoreimportant.”TheNationalHurricaneCenterhasembracedDeepMind,referencingitintrackingMelissa.FranklinsaidAIwillbeunavoidableinfutureforecasting,withGoogleandothersdevelopingmoreAImodels.However,healsowarnedAIisa“blackbox”toforecasterswhodon’tunderstanditsdecision-makingprocess.DespiteAI’sgrowingimportance,bothFranklinandMusgraveemphasizeitwon’tstandinforexperiencedforecasters’judgmentinthenearfuture.Whatdoestheunderlinedword“surpassed”inParagraph2mean?A.Overtook. B.Failed. C.Equaled. D.Supported.HowdoesDeepMindovercomeearlierAI’slimitationinforecasts?A.Byrelyingonforecasters’judgment. .Byusingprevioushurricanedata.C.Byusingcomplexphysicalequations. D.Byfocusingonatmosphericinfluences.WhydoesMusgravevaluelonger-rangehurricaneforecasts?A.Toconcludestormformationrules. B.TopromoteAImodelsdevelopment.C.Tohelpcoastalresidentsgetaway. D.Toimproveaccuracyofforecast.Whatisthemainideaofthepassage?A.AIhasbeatentraditionalforecastingmethods. B.AIresolvesallhurricanepredictionchallenges.C.AIprovidesmoreaccuratehurricanepredictions. D.AIaidsforecastingbutdoesn’treplaceforecasters.DIntheUnitedStates,wehavearapidlyagingpopulation,adecliningbirthrateandacaregivingworkforcethatisburningout.From2023to2024,thenumberofadults65andoldergrewby3.1%whilethenumberofchildrenunder18shrank.InnearlyhalfofU.S.counties,seniorsoutnumberchildren.HalfofAmericans65andolderhavenothingatallsavedforfuturelivingassistance.Wemuststartthinkingaboutwhowilltakecareofgrandmaandgrandpa.Formostfamilies,outsourcing(外包)medicalcareisundoubtedlyexpensive—upto$75,000ayearforahomehealthassistantandwellover$100,000foranursinghome.Onlywhenpersonalsavingsrunoutwillthegovernmentstartfootingthebill.NearlyathirdofAmericans65andolderlivealone.Ibelievethatrobotswillassumethecareofmanyofthem.Arobotcaregiverwouldideallybeaone-timeexpense,requiringminimalmaintenanceandreceivingupdatesthroughcloud-computingtechnology.Alimitednumberoffriendsandrelativesmaystruggletoprovideunpaidtemporarycareforagingadults,Bycontrast,arobotcaregivercouldfunctionaroundtheclock.I’vetreatedelderlypatientswhohadbeenfoundwanderingthestreets,lyingintheirownbedorsimplydehydrated(脱水)becauseofalackofcare.Atirelessrobot—madepossiblethroughprogressinbatterylifeandtheabilitytoself-charge—couldeasesuchproblems.Tosomepeople,robot-ledcareperhapsfurtherisolates(分离)seniorswhomightbebetterservedbycommunityactivitiesinanassisted-livingornursinghome.Althoughsocialisolationremainsarealproblem,robotsdon’tmeanloneliness.ReliableroboticcompanionscouldaccompanyseniorsoutsidethehomeforwalksortocommunityeventsTheycouldenhance,ratherthanweaken,socialization.Andwhileactualhumancontactismoredesirable,ithasrealdrawbacks.Humancaregiverscanlosetheirtempers,butrobotsareunlikelytohavethatproblemInonerecentstudy,observersfoundAI-generatedresponsestobemoreunderstandingandcaringthanthoseofhumans.ArobotwithAI-assisted-voicetechnologycouldpotentiallyunderstandemotionbetterandrespondtocommandsinrealtime.Whatisthemainideaofthefirstparagraph?A.MostadultshavenosavingsintheU.S. B.America’spopulationisbooming.C.KidsoutnumberseniorsintheU.S. D.Americafaceseldercarecrisis.Howdoestheauthordeveloptheadvantageofrobotcaregivers?A.Bymakingcomparisons. B.Byexplainingdefinitions.CByusingexamples. D.Byprovidingstatistics.Whatistheauthor’sattitudetowardsrobot-ledcare?A.Skeptical. B.Favorable. C.Neutral. D.Opposed.WhatisimpliedinthepassageaboutAI-generatedresponsesinelderlycare?A.Theyarepreferredduetotheirlowcost.B.Theywillincreasetheriskofsocialisolation.C.Theycandisplayhigheremotionalsensitivity.D.Theyareunabletorespondtoseniors’commands.第二节（共5小题；每小题2.5分，满分12.5分）根据短文内容，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。HealthyProduceNowWhatiftherewasakindoffoodthatwasdelicious,cameinthousandsofvarieties,couldbeeatenraworcookedincountlessways,andhelpedpreventmanymajordiseases?Thisfooddoesexist—it’sfruitsandvegetables!36Soweaskedafewexpertstoaddresssomeofthereasonspeopleciteforavoidingproduce,andthentosuggestwaystoovercomethem.“Theyaretooexpensive.”37ThisisespeciallytruewhentheyspoilbeforeuseInreality,produceisaffordablecomparedtootherfoods.Ifyourscheduleisunpredictable,trybuyingsmallerquantitiesmorefrequently,orkeepfrozenfruitsandvegetablesonhandFrozenoptionsarejustasnutritiousandgreatlyreducewaste.“Theydon’ttastegood.”Sometimesit’snotthatyoudislikeacertainfruitorvegetable38Aquickonlinesearchcanprovidemanyrecipes,fromwritteninstructionstostep-by-stepvideos.Youdon’tneedtostartwithunusualitems—trynewvarietiesoffoodsyoualreadyenjoy,suchasorange-fleshedwatermelonornewappletypes.“39”Manypeopleavoidproducebecausetheydon’tknowhowtocookit.Ifyou’retiredofboringsaladsortastelessvegetables,trylearningsomesimplenewmethods.Forexample,somesocialmediacreatorsshareeasyandpopularrecipes.Manywebsitesalsoofferfreeguidesforcookingvariousfruitsandvegetablesintastyways,Byadjustingourapproachtocost,taste,andpreparation.wecanturnthesenutritionalpowerhousesfromasourceoffrustrationintoacornerstoneofadeliciousandhealthylifestyle.Fundamentally,eatingmoreproduceisn’taboutfollowingcomplexrules.40A.Theyarenotconvenientenough.B.Idon’tknowhowtopreparethem.C.Thepriceisarealbarrierformanyfamilies.D.Itbeginswithasimple,yetpowerful,shiftinmindset.E.Instead,youjusthaven’tfoundawayyouenjoyeatingit.F.Manypeoplebelievethatfruitsandvegetablescosttoomuch.G.StillstudiesshowthatmostAmericanadultsdon’teatenoughofthem.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，从文后各题所给的A、B、C、D四个选项中，选出可以填入空白处的最佳选项。Twowintersago,overayearaftermyformercollegeroommateanddearfriendPaulwasdiagnosedwithALS(肌肉萎缩症),hebegancreating__41__.Bythen,hisconditionhadgradually__42__hisabilitytodonearlyeverythingelse.Evenso,Paulremainedmostly__43__and—throughhiswildimagination—showedthathewasstillfullof__44__forlife.Hestartedmakingpictureswhilemainly__45__inhischairtohavefun.Butitwouldn’tbequite__46__tosayhe“made”theimageshimself.__47__,heusedhisfingers—thoughnotlikeanartistholdingabrush.Paulsimplytypeddescriptionsofwhathewantedto__48__intoMidjourney,anAIimagegenerator,andthepictureswouldappear.Inthisway,he__49__hisimaginationintothousandsofimages.RaisedinruralMissouri,hecameupwithallsortsoffunnyanimalscenes—likeawingedpigplayingfootball.Theywerethekindofpicturesnopainterwouldeverthinktomake,whichmadethemmore__50__tous.Ashishealth__51__,heeventuallylosttheabilitytomoveanythingexceptafewfingersYetwiththosefingers,hecontinuedtocreateimagesthatbroughthimgreatcomfortand__52__.Onmylastvisit,hegiftedmea2026calendarofhisownmaking,__53__hiscreativepictures.Icouldprobablynever__54__infavorofwhatartificialintelligencetechnologymighteventuallybring,butIknowthatitgavemyfriendawaytolethisinnerlight__55__.A.images B.stories C.melodies D.playsA.movedoff B.sloweddown C.takenaway D.carriedoutA.persistent B.ambitious C.energetic D.cheerfulA.sorrow B.energy C.passion D.gratitudeA.supported B.stuck C.nursed D.treatedA.direct B.proper C.polite D.puzzlingA.Technically BUltimately C.Desperately D.CasuallyA.see B.experience C.touch D.enhanceA.shaped B.presented C.painted D.transformedA.profound B.complex C.amusing D.confusingA.disappeared B.recovered C.declined D.improvedA.progress B.hope C.thrill D.sympathyA.imagining B.marking C.featuring D.designingA.argue B.declare C.behave D.denyA.slip B.shine C.fly D.spread第二节（共10小题；每小题1.5分，满分15分）阅读下面短文，在空白处填入1个适当的单词或括号内单词的正确形式。TheHanyiFestival,alsoknownastheWinterClothingFestival,56(observe)onthefirstdayofthetenthlunarmonthasoneofChina’sthreemajor“ghostfestivals”,adayforthelivingtoexpressremembrance,respectandgratitudetotheirdepartedlovedones.ThetraditiondatesbacktotheZhouDynasty,57thegivingoutofwintergarments(衣服)wasfirstpracticed,asrecordedintheBookofSongs.ThiscustomwaslaterpromotedbyEmperorZhuYuanzhangoftheMingDynasty,whopresentedwarmredbeanporridgeto58(official)ataformalceremony.ThelegendofLadyMengJiang,whoburnedclothesforherdepartedhusbandaddedemotional59(deep)tothepracticeinspiringtheburningofpapergarmentsforancestors.Thecentralcustominvolvesfamiliespreparing60(bright)coloredpaper,cuttingit61garment-shapedpieces,andburningthesepapergarments62(stuff)withcottontoconveywarmthtotheafterlife.Althoughthecustomcontinuestoday.manycommunitiesnowadvocateeco-friendlyalternativeslikeflowerofferingsoronlinememorials.TheWinterClothingFestivalisnotonlyadayforrememberingthepast,63aneventwhoseenduringpowershapesourfuturebyestablishingaspiritualbondacrossgenerations,whichservesas64vitalreminderespeciallyaswintersetsin65(respect)thepastandcarryforwardourculturalheritage.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，你在英语论坛上看到校英语广播站“校园生活”(CampusLife)专栏正在公开征集下一期节目主题。请你在论坛回复，要点如下：1.主题介绍；2.推荐理由。注意：1.写作词数为80左右；2.可以增加适当细节，以使行文连贯。MynameisLiHua,adevotedlistenertoourschool’sradioprogram.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。Beingatravelvlogger(视频博主)meansIgettoseetheworld,andmyveryfirststopinAfricawasEthiopia(埃塞俄比亚).I’llbehonest,asmyplanewaslandinginAddisAbaba,thecapital,allIcouldthinkaboutwasonething:WhatwasAfricaactuallygoingtobelike?WoulditbeanythinglikethedifficultandunderdevelopedplacesI’dseeninmoviesandnewsreports?Steppingoutoftheairport,myquestionwasansweredunexpectedly.Beforemewasacitytransforming—widepavedhighways,shinybuildings,andamodernlightrail(轻轨)threadingthroughtheurbanlandscape.Thiswasn’ttheAfricaIhadimagined;itwasanationmarchingtowardmodernity.Ialsonoticedsomethingfamiliar—muchoftheinfrastructure(基础设施)carriedadistinctChinesecharacter,whichinstantlysparkedmycuriosity.Aftercheckingintomycitycenterhotel,Idroppedmybag,casuallyleavingmywalletonthebedsidetableinmyexcitement.Ieagerlybeganexploring.Whatamazedmemostwerethepeople.Localsrepeatedlycaughtmyeye,offeringwarmsmilesandaclear,friendly“Nihao!”.Theirwarmthwasincredibleandcompletelywonmeover.Wasthiskindnessjustfortourists,orsomethingmore?IthoughtaboutthesmallChinesesouvenirs—thepapercuttingsandkeychains—inmybag.ImadeaplantoofferthemasagestureoffriendshiptoanyoneIwouldinterview.Thenanewmissionarose,hunger.Ashortwalkbroughtmetoalivelyareafulloffoodstalls,richwithinvitingsmells.Ichoseapopulartraditionalspottotrythenationaldish,injera—aspongy(海绵般的)flatbreadservedwithavarietyofstews(炖菜).Theowner,awarmandpoliteyoungwomanwhomIlaterknewasLila,broughtmymealandexplainedeachstew:thespicykeywat,thelentil-basedmisirwat.Myfirstbitewasaflavorexplosion—sour,spicy,andsavory.IcleanedtheplateItwasafantasticintroductiontoEthiopiancuisine.注意：1.续写词数应为150左右；2.请按如下格式在答题卡的相应位置作答。Ireachedformywallettopaythebillbutdidn’tfindit.Lila’swordsmademeproudtobeChinese,andIdecidedtorepayherkindness.

2025-2026学年高三阶段性综合素质测评英语参考答案第一部分听力第一节01-05ACABB第二节06-10ABACC11-15BACCB16-20ABABC第二部分阅读第一节21-25BDACC26-30BDABC31-35DDABC第二节36-40GFEBD第三部分语言运用第一节41-45ACDCB46-50BAADC51-55CBCAB第二节56.isobserved57.when58.officials59.depth60.brightly61.into62.stuffed63.but64.a65.torespect第四部分写作(参考范文)第一节MynameisLiHua,adevotedlistenertoourschool’sradioprogram.Iamexcitedtoproposeathemefortheupcomingedition:“PracticalWaystoRelieveStudyPressureonCampus”.Thiscouldfeatureengagingmethodssuchasjoiningschool-organizedfunactivities,adoptingphysicalhobbieslikejoggingoryoga,andpracticingmindfulnesstechniques.ThereasonwhyIbelievethisthemeisbothtimelyandvaluableisthatitdirectlyaddressesthegrowingconcernsofstudentsfacingacademicstressandsocialchallenges.Bygatheringandsharingthesestress-reliefstrategies,theprogramcanoffereffectivesolutionsandemotionalsupport,helpingpeersbettermanagecampuslife.Isincerelyhopemysuggestionwillbeconsidered,andourradioprogramwillcontinueitssuccessinthefuture!第二节Ireachedformywallettopaythebillbutdidn’tfindit.MyheartsankasIsearchedallmypockets,onlytoconfirmmyfear:Ihadleftitatthehotel.Awaveofembarrassmentwashedoverme.Igesturedawkwardlytotheowner,tryingtoexplainmysituationinbrokenEnglish,myfaceburningwithshame.Tomyastonishment,shesimplysmiledandwavedherhand.“Noproblem,”shesaidgently.Then,shepointedtoasmallphotoonthewall—apictureofherfatherworkingalongsideChineseengineersonthelightrailproject.“Chinese,good!Helpus,”shesaidwithgenuinegratitude.Lila’swordsmademeproudtobeChinese,andIdecidedtorepayherkindness.Irushedtomyhoteltofetchthemoney,thenreturnedtotherestaurantwithChinesepapercuttingsandkeychainsfrommybag.Ihandedherthecashandthesmallgifts,hopingtheywouldserveastokensofournewfoundfriendship.WhenIaskedifshe’dmindbeinginterviewed,shenoddedeagerly.Duringourchat,sherecountedhowChinese-builtprojects—bridges,schools,hospitals—weretransforminghercommunity,connectingpeopleandopportunities.AsIwalkedaway,itdawnedonme:theseweren’tmereactsofaid,butseedsofconnectionsownacrossborders.Throughtangibleactions,Chinaisbridgingcultures,turningsharedaspirationsintolivingreality.听力录音材料第一部分听力第一节听下面5段对话。每段对话后有一个小题，从题中所给的A、B、C三个选项中选出最佳选项。听完每段对话后，你都有10秒钟的时间来回答有关小题和阅读下一小题。每段对话读两遍。Text1M:You’vebeenlookingaroundtheTVareaforhalfanhour.W:Ican’tmakeupmymindwithsomanyoptionsinfrontofme.M.Justlikewhenyouboughtyourmobilephone,gofortheonewithAIfunctions.Text2W:I’msonervousaboutthemid-termexam.Mathsistootoughforme.M:Let’sstartpreparingthen.W:I’mafraidMr.LeeisgoingtoblowupatmeifIfailit.M:Don’tworry.He’sonlytryingtohelpusimprove.Text3W:I’mafraidyoucannotgetontheplanenow.Theboardingtimehasalreadypassed.M.ButI’monly5minuteslate.Andthepla