2025-2026学年四川省成都市郫都区某中学高三上学期期中监测英语试题

高级中学名校试卷PAGEPAGE1四川省成都市郫都区某中学2025-2026学年高三上学期期中监测英语试题一、听力部分。(略)二、阅读部分。(共15题，每题2.5分，共37.5分)ALibraryRecruitmentNoticeGreenCityPublicLibraryislookingforpart-timevolunteersandstudentassistantstojoinourteamduringthesummervacation(July1toAugust31).Weaimtoprovidebetterserviceforreadersandneedenergeticandresponsiblepeopletosupportourdailywork.VolunteerPositions(NoPayment)Duty:Helporganizebooksonshelves,guidereaderstofindreadingareas,andassistwithsmalllibraryevents(suchasstory-tellinghoursforkids).Requirements:Age16orabove;abletoworkatleast2daysaweek(eachshiftis3hours:9:00-12:00or14:00-17:00);goodcommunicationskills.StudentAssistantPositions(Paid)Duty:Checkbooksinandoutwiththelibrarysystem,managethefrontdesk(answerphonecallsandreplytoreaderquestions),andhelpkeepthereadingroomsclean.Requirements:CollegestudentsmajoringinLibraryScienceorrelatedfields;abletowork4-5daysaweek(fullshift:9:00-17:00witha1-hourlunchbreak);familiarwithbasiccomputeroperations.Salary:$15perhour;monthlypayment.HowtoApply-Downloadtheapplicationformfromthelibrary’sofficialwebsite().-Fillintheformandsendittolibrecruit@beforeJune20.SuccessfulapplicantswillbeinvitedforaninterviewinthefirstweekofJune.Formoreinformation,callMr.Leeat555-1234from9:00to16:00onworkdays.1.Whatisarequirementforthevolunteerposition?A.Havingacollegedegree. B.Working5daysaweek.C.Beingatleast16yearsold. D.Knowinglibrarysystemoperations.2.Howmuchcanastudentassistantearniftheywork5fullshiftsaweek?A.$15 B.$75 C.$525 D.$6003.Whatshouldanapplicantdofirsttoapplyforthepositions?A.CallMr.Leefordetails. B.Getaninterviewinvitation.C.Visitthelibraryinperson. D.Downloadtheformonline.BThe$20,000Trap:Howa“TechSupport”ScamFooledaSavvyUserWhenMarkHenderson’slaptopsuddenlydisplayedabrightredpop-upwithawarning—“Yourdeviceisinfectedwith17viruses.Immediateactionrequiredtoavoiddataloss”—hedidn’tpanicatfirst.Afreelancegraphicdesignerwho’dusedcomputersforover20years,Markpridedhimselfonspottingonlinescams.He’deventaughthisteenagedaughtertoignorefake“virusalerts”thatpoppedupuninvited.Butthistime,somethingfeltdifferent.Thepop-upincludedarealistic-looking“VerifiedbyMicrosoft”badge,andwhenMarktriedtoclosethewindow,itfrozehisscreen—nomouseclicksworked,nokeyboardshortcutsresponded.JustashereachedforhisphonetosearchforMicrosoft’sofficialsupportnumber,hislandlinerang.ThecallerIDshowed“MicrosoftSupport,”andthevoiceontheline—calm,professional,withaslightBritishaccent—soundedexactlylikethetechagentshe’dspokentobefore.“Iseeyourlaptop’sshowingacriticalviruswarning,”thecallersaid.“Letmewalkyouthroughachecktoconfirmtheissue.”HeguidedMarktoahiddensystemfolder,wherealistoffileswithstrangenameslike“malware2024.exe”appeared.“Thoseareactivethreats,”thecallerexplained.“Ifwedon’tremovethemwithin30minutes,yourbankdetailsanddesignfileswillbesenttoaserverinUkraine.”Mark’sheartraced.Hislaptopheldclientprojectsworththousandsofdollars,pluslinkedbankaccountsforfreelancepayments.ThecallerthenaskedMarktodownloada“remotesupporttool”called“TechHelpPro”—anameMarksworehe’dseenrecommendedonatrustedtechblog.Onceinstalled,thecallertookcontrolofMark’sscreen,typingrapidlyashe“scanned”forviruses.“I’vecontainedthethreat,”thecallersaid10minuteslater.“Buttofullyprotectyourdevice,you’llneedourPremiumSecurityPackage.It’s200forayear,butsinceyou’realong-timeMicrosoftuser,Icanofferitfor150.”Markhesitated—untilthecallerpulledupalivefeedof“recentloginattempts”tohisemail,showingIPaddressesfromcountrieshe’dnevervisited.“Thesearethescammerstryingtogetin,”thecallersaid.“Paynow,andI’llblockthempermanently.”Markpaidviaa“securelink”senttohisemail—alinkthatlookedidenticaltohisbank’spaymentpage.HeevendoublecheckedtheURL,whichstartedwith“https://”andhadapadlockicon.ButwhenhetriedtocallMicrosoftthenextdaytoconfirmtheservice,helearnedthetruth:thepop-up,thecallerID,the“virusfiles,”andthe“loginattempts”wereallpartofanelaboratescam.The“TechHelpPro”toolhadgiventhescammersaccesstohisbankaccount,andthe150“securityfee”wasjustthestart—they’dstolenover20,000beforehenoticed.“IthoughtIwastoosmartforthis,”Marktoldalocalreporter.“Buttheydidn’tjustlie—theyusedreal-lookingbadges,fakesystemfiles,andevencopiedmybank’swebsiteperfectly.Itwasn’tcarelessness.Itwasthattheirtechnologywasbetterthanmyabilitytospotthefake.”4.WhatmadeMarkinitiallytrustthecaller’sidentity?A.Thecaller’sdetailedknowledgeofhislaptopmodelB.ThematchingcallerIDandprofessionalvoiceC.Therecommendationof“TechHelpPro”onatechblogD.Theurgentwarningaboutvirusthreatstohisfiles5.WhydidthescammershowMark“recentloginattempts”tohisemail?A.ToprovetheyhadalreadyaccessedhisemailaccountB.TomakehimbelievehispersonaldatawasatimmediateriskC.ToexplainwhyhislaptophadbeeninfectedwithvirusesD.Toaskhimtochangehisemailpasswordimmediately6.Whichdetailbestshowsthescammers’advancedtechnology?A.Theycreatedapop-upthatfrozeMark’sscreenB.TheyusedaBritishaccenttosoundmorecredibleC.TheycopiedMark’sbank’spaymentpagewithafakepadlockiconD.TheyknewMarkwasafreelancegraphicdesignerwithclientfiles7.WhatisthemainmessagetheauthorwantstoconveythroughMark’sstory?A.FreelancersshouldbackuptheirfilestoavoiddatalossB.Evenexperienceduserscanbetrickedbyhigh-techscamsC.MicrosoftshouldimproveitsofficialsupportservicesD.OnlinesecuritytoolsarenoteffectiveagainstmodernscamsCTheXiaomiSU7Accidents:WhoIstoBlame?InlateMarch2025,aXiaomiSU7StandardEditioncrashedintoaconcretebarrieronahighwayinAnhui,triggeringwidespreaddebateoverliabilityforsmartcaraccidents.Weekslater,multipleSU7ownersreportedcollisionsduringautomaticparking,withXiaomiconfirmingsoftwarebugsasacontributingfactor.Theseincidentshavecastdoubtonthesafetyofnew-energyvehicles(NEVs)andtheblurredlinesofresponsibilityintheageofintelligentdriving.Thehighwaycrashunfoldedat22:44onMarch29.Thevehicle,travelingat116km/hinNOA(NavigationonAutopilot)mode,encounteredaconstructionzonewherelanesweredivertedusingbarriers.Xiaomi’sstatementnotedthecardetectedobstacles,issuedwarnings,andbegandecelerating,yetjust2secondslater,thedrivertookovermanually.Despitecontinuedbraking,theSU7hitthebarrieratapproximately97km/h,leadingtofatalities.Keycontroversiesemergedimmediately.First,the2-secondwindowfordriverinterventionsparkedquestionsaboutNOA’sdesign.At116km/h,thecarcoversroughly64metersin2seconds,whiletheSU7’sofficial100km/hbrakingdistanceis33.5meters,butthisisunderidealtestconditions,notnighttimehighwayscenarioswithsuddenlanechanges.Second,theSU7Standard’sAEB(AutomaticEmergencyBraking)systemonlyrespondstovehicles,pedestrians,andtwo-wheelers,failingtodetectconstructionbarriers.Expertspointedoutthatthislimitationleftthedriversolelyreliantonsplit-secondreactions.Theautomaticparkingincidentsaddedanotherlayerofcomplexity.Inmid-November2025,ownersacrossChinadescribedtheSU7veeringintoothercarsorpillarsduringautomatedparking.Onedriverreportedtwoconsecutivefailures:“Thefirsttimeitrushedtowardavehicle;thesecondtime,ithitacolumnwithoutanycollisionwarning.”Xiaomi’scustomerserviceacknowledgedsoftwarebugsbutemphasizeddriversmust“takeoverimmediately”ifobstacleslikebushesorwiresarepresent—limitationsnotprominentlydisclosedinmarketingmaterials.Furtherscrutinyfocusedonpost-crashsafety.Relativesofthehighwaycrashvictimsquestionedwhydoorsfailedtoopen,thoughXiaomistatedithadnotyetinspectedthevehicle.IndustryinsidersexplainedNEVsuseelectronicdoorlocks,whichcanmalfunctionifwiringorbatteriesaredamagedincollisions.TheSU7’smechanicaldoorrelease,hiddeninthestoragecompartment,isoftenunknowntoowners,especiallythoseincapacitatedbyimpact.Batterycombustion,anotherconcern,waslinkedtotheStandardEdition’slackof“invertedcelltechnology”(availableonlyinhigh-endmodels),whichdivertsflamesdownwardincrashes.ExpertslikeZhangXiang,directorofadigitalautomotiveresearchcenter,highlightedsystemicissues.“Smartcarsoftwarehasover100millionlinesofcode;bugsareinevitable,”henoted.“Butliabilityisunclear:Isitthemanufacturerforunproventechnology,thedriverforoverreliance,orregulatorsforlackinguniformstandards?”Xiaomi’sOTAupdates,whichimprovedparkingefficiencydaysbeforetheincidents,furtherblurredthelines:weretheupgradesfixingknownflaws,orintroducingnewones?AsNEVsgrowinpopularity,theSU7accidentsexposeacriticalgap:whiletechnologyadvancesrapidly,rulesanduserunderstandinglagbehind.Thequestionof“whoistoblame”mayhavenosimpleanswer,yetitdemandsurgentresolution.8.Whatcontributedtothehighwaycrash,accordingtothepassage?A.TheSU7’sfailuretoissueobstaclewarningsB.TheinsufficientbrakingdistanceoftheSU7StandardC.Thedriver’sdelayedresponsewithinthegiventimewindowD.TheAEBsystem’sinabilitytodetectconstructionbarriers9.Whydidtheautomaticparkingincidentsraisepublicconcern?A.Xiaomi’smarketingmaterialshidthefunction’slimitationsB.ThesoftwarebugswerecausedbyrecentOTAupdatesC.TheultrasonicradarfailedtodetectalltypesofobstaclesD.Driverswereunabletotakeoverduetosystemmalfunctions10.Whatdoestheunderlinedphrase“thislimitation”inParagraph4referto?A.Theparkingfunction’srelianceonnetworkconnectivityB.Thesystem’sfailuretorecognizenon-standardobstaclesC.TherequirementfordriverstomonitortheparkingprocessD.Thelowmaximumspeedof23km/hduringparking11.Whatistheauthor’smainpurposeinwritingthepassage?A.TocriticizeXiaomiforinadequatesafetymeasuresB.ToexplainthetechnicalflawsoftheXiaomiSU7C.TohighlightthecomplexityofliabilityinsmartcaraccidentsD.TowarndriversagainstoverusingintelligentdrivingfunctionsDSora2:TheIllusionofRealityandtheCrisisofTrustWhenOpenAIunveiledSora2inNovember2025,theAIvideomodel’sdemo—a25-secondclipofafiguredoingbackflipsonapaddleboard,withwaterripplingrealisticallyaroundtheboardandsunlightglintingoffeachdroplet—leftviewersquestioningifitwasfilmedwithaphysicalcamera.Withinfivedays,theaccompanyingSoraApptoppedAppStoredownloadcharts,its“worldsimulation”capabilityhailedasabreakthroughthatblurredthelinebetweenAI-generatedcontentandreality.Butbeneaththeaweliesatangledweboftechnicallimitations,ethicalrisks,andindustryupheavalthatthreatenstooutpacesociety’sabilitytoadapt.Sora2’sleapinrealismstemsfromafundamentalshiftinitsarchitecture.Abandoningthefirstgeneration’sdiffusionTransformerframework,itnowintegratesaphysicsenginethatlearnsstatisticalpatternsofreal-worldinteractionsfrommillionsofvideofragments.Thisallowsittosimulatenotjustappearances,butdynamics:abasketballshotgeneratedbySora2mightbounceofftheriminsteadofmagicallyswishing,mimickingtheuncertaintyofphysicalspace.Itsaudio-visualsynchronizationaddsanotherlayerofauthenticity—rainscenesincludelayeredsoundsofdrizzle,splashes,anddistantthunder,nolongerrequiringpost-productiondubbing.Forcontentcreators,thismeansa15-secondcommercialthatoncetookaweektoproducecannowbegeneratedinfourhours,atacostplummetingfrom200,000perminutetojust300.Yetthisrealismisdeceptive.OpenAI’sowntestsrevealconsistentflawsin“edgecases”:whengeneratingclose-upsoftheiPhone17,thecameralensisoftendistorted;inlongvideos,characterlipmovementsdriftoutofsyncwithdialogue.TheseglitchesexposeSora2’struenature—itisnota“worldsimulator”butanadvancedpattern-matcher,regurgitatingandrecombiningelementsfromitstrainingdataratherthanunderstandingphysicallaws.Worse,itsabilitytogenerate“reasonablefailures”canbeweaponized.Scammershavealreadyusedthemodeltocreatefakefootageofcelebritiesendorsingfraudulentinvestments,leveragingthe“imperfectrealism”toavoiddetectionasdeepfakes.Theapp’ssocialfeaturesamplifytheserisks.The“Cameo”functionletsuserscreatedigitalavatarsfromshortvideoclips,whichcanbeinsertedintoanyscene—fromancientRometoasci-fispaceship.WhileOpenAIrequires“Opt-In”authorizationforusingothers’likenesses,thedynamicaudiopromptsandlivenessdetectionsystemareeasilybypassedwithhigh-qualitydeepfakesofthetarget’svoiceandface.The“Remix”tool,whichallowsuserstomodifyexistingvideosbyrewritingtextprompts,hasledtounauthorizedreimaginationsofcopyrightedfilms,promptingtheMotionPictureAssociationtodemandstrictercontrols.OpenAI’ssolution—aC2PAmetadatasystemtolabelAI-generatedcontent—hasbeencriticizedasinadequate,asbadactorscansimplystripthemetadatabeforesharing.Forthecreativeindustry,Sora2isbothaboonandadisaster.Independentfilmmakerspraiseitsabilitytogenerateprofessional-gradestoryboardsinhours,butHollywoodunionswarnofmassjoblossesinanimationandpost-production.ToymakerMattelhasembraceditforadvertising,butsmallproductionstudiosfearbeingpricedout—theylacktheresourcestocompetewithbrandsthatcanchurnoutdozensofAI-generatedadsdaily.Evenmoretroublingistheerosionofpublictrust.Arecentpollfound68%ofrespondentscouldnotdistinguishSora2videosfromrealfootage,raisingconcernsaboutfakenewsinfluencingelectionsorsparkingsocialunrest.OpenAICEOSamAltmanhasacknowledgedtheserisks,promisingtoopenSora2’stechnicaldetailstothirdpartiesfordevelopingdetectiontools.Butexpertsarguethisistoolittle,toolate.“We’refacinga‘truthcrisis’,”saysmediaethicistDr.ElizaChen.“Sora2’srealismmakesitpowerful,butitsflawsandmisusepotentialmakeitdangerous.Theproblemisn’tthetechnologyitself—it’sthatwehavenoglobalstandardsforitsuse,andnowaytoholdbadactorsaccountable.”AsSora2continuestospread,thequestionisnolonger“CanAIcreatereality?”but“CanweprotectrealityfromAI?”12.WhatexplainsSora2’sabilitytogeneraterealisticbasketballshotscenes?A.Itsintegrationofaphysicalcamera’simage-capturingtechnology.B.Itscapacitytosimulatereal-worldphysicaluncertainties.C.Itsaccesstomillionsoffootageofactualbasketballgames.D.Itspost-productionsynchronizationofmovementandsound.13.WhyareSora2’s“edgecase”flawssignificant?A.Theyrevealthemodel’slackoftrueunderstandingofphysics.B.Theymakethegeneratedcontenteasiertoidentifyasfake.C.Theylimitthemodel’sapplicationincommercialadvertising.D.TheyindicatepoorqualitycontrolinOpenAI’sdevelopment.14.Whatisthecoreissuewiththe“Cameo”function’ssecuritymeasures?A.Itfailstorequireauthorizationforusingcelebrities’likenesses.B.Itsmetadatalabelingsystemisincompatiblewithmostplatforms.C.Itsanti-fraudmechanismsarevulnerabletosophisticateddeepfakes.D.Itallowsuserstogenerateavatarswithoutlivenessdetection.15.WhatisDr.ElizaChen’smainconcernaboutSora2?A.Itwillleadtowidespreadunemploymentinthecreativeindustry.B.ItstechnicalflawswilldamageOpenAI’sreputationandcredibility.C.Thelackofglobalregulationswillenableitsharmfulmisuse.D.Itwillreplacephysicalcamerasinmostcontentcreationscenarios.三、七选五部分。(共5题，每题2.5分，共12.5分)Inourconstantpursuitofproductivityandachievement,weoftenoverlookthequalityofourdailyexperiences.Wefillourhourswithtasks,yetwonderwhywesofrequentlyfeelexhausted,distracted,orunsatisfied.Whatifthekeytoamorefulfillinglifeisn’taboutdoingmore,butaboutdoingdifferently?______16______Activitiesactuallycanbedividedintodifferentcategories.Understandingwhateachcategorytrulyishelpsmakebetterchoices.Pleasingactivitiesarelow-effort,high-reward.Youdon’tneedtoplanthemfarinadvanceorclearoutafullafternoon.Itmightbeawalkinnature,listeningtoyourfavoriteplaylist,orcallingafriendjusttosayhello.______17______Oneofthebiggestmisconceptionsaboutfunisthatithastobesomegrandevent.Intruth,themostrestorativemomentsoftencomefromthesesmaller,everydaypleasures.___18___Theymightfeelchallengingatfirst,buttheymatchwithyourvaluesandleaveyouwitharealsenseofmeaning.Itcouldbelearninganewskillthatpushesyououtofyourcomfortzone.ThesetypesofexperiencestakemoreeffortthanPleasingactivities,buttheyoftenhelpusfeelmorealive.Yieldingactivitiesareactivitiesthatrequirelittleeffortbutofferlittlesatisfaction._____19_____Orvisualizetherepeatedcheckofyourinboxwithouturgency.Theseactivitiescanbeharmlesswaystorelax.Butwhenoverused,theyquietlyreplacemoremeaningfulexperiences.Onceyou’vereflectedonhowyoucurrentlyspendyourtime,trymakingonesmallshifteachday.ChooseaPleasingorLivingactivityyouwouldliketoengageinmore,evensomethingsimplelikeashortwalkortryingsomethingnewthatisconsistentwithyourvalues.___20___A.Trytochangehowyouhandletheseactivities.B.Livingactivitiesaretheactivitiesthatstretchyou.C.Thinkofthemindlessscanningthroughsocialmedia.D.Unbearableactivitiesarethethingsthatleaveyoudrained.E.Thegoalistoreplacedistractedmomentswithengagedones.F.Thisbeginsbyrecognizingthatnotallactivitiesaffectusequally.G.Thesearesimplejoysthatdon’trequiremuchbutofferagenuinereward.四、完形填空：本大题共15小题，共15分。Ihadalwayslovedhip-hopdancing,sowhensenioryearbegan,Icouldn’twaitforwhatIthoughtwouldbeanotherexcitinghip-hopclass.Butmyheart___21___whenIlearnedwehadanewteacher—Ms.Barton,astrictballetinstructor.Onthatfirstday,I___22___inthecrowd.Whilealltheothergirlsworeperfectballetoutfits,Ishowedupinmy___23___hip-hopclothes.MyfaceburnedwhenMs.Bartonmademedemonstrateagrandplié(大屈膝),thentoldtheclass,“Thisisexactlyhownottodoit.”Thatnight,Ialmost___24___.Butsomething___25___insidemerefusedtogiveupandIkepttrying.WhileMs.Bartonneversmiled,Istartednoticinglittlenodesof___26___.Thencametheshock—sheaskedmetojoinaballetdanceforouryear-endshow!During___27___,Itripped,Istumbled,b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B.sank C.pumped D.hardened22.A.cameout B.cameby C.stoodby D.stoodout23.A.worn B.tidy C.baggy D.tight24.A.complained B.failed C.hesitated D.quit25.A.stubborn B.humble C.passionate D.sensitive26.A.dismissal B.approval C.proposal D.withdrawal27.A.performances B.trials C.exercise D.practice28.A.covered B.hit C.passed D.blinded29.A.cameup B.roseup C.meltedaway D.diedaway30.A.shock B.task C.comfort D.lesson31.A.opened B.dropped C.threw D.collected32.A.teary-eyed B.cold-hearted C.long-faced D.weak-kneed33.A.hand B.breath C.prize D.book34.A.achievement B.acknowledgement C.embarrassment D.disappointment35.A.trip B.jump C.run D.turn五.语法填空。(共10题，每题1.5分，共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。ZhongKaitianstandsasanadmirableartistinChina,oneof___36___greatartworksdescribesthevoyagesofChineseexplorerZhengHe,___37___importantepisodeinthehistoryofinternationalsailingthatencouragedculturalinterchange.When___38___(create)thepaintingZhengHe’sVoyagestotheWesternOceans,ZhongcombinedancientChinesescroll(卷轴)paintingtechniqueswith___39___oftheWesternpainting.After13yearsofeffort,theartistcompletedthismasterpieceattheageof81.Thepainting,measuring500metersinlengthand1.2metersinwidth,___40___(comprise)3volumesand18chapters.Itfeaturesover300scenesandmorethan17,000characters___41___distinctfacialexpressions.Thepaintinghasachievedartisticbreakthroughsintermsoflength,volume,scenesandfigures,makingit___42___(current)themostdetailedandlongestpaintingintheworld.Beforebeginning,ZhongdevotedseveralyearstostudyingliteratureaboutZhengandhisvoyages.Hefollowedinthe___43___(explorer)historicalfootsteps,visitingandinvestigatingmanycountriesandregionsalongthesearoute.Toenhancethe___44___(accurate)ofthepainting’scontent,healsoconsultedwithexpertsfromhomeandabroad.____45____heisovereighty,Zhongcontinueshisdailypaintingroutinewithoutinterruption.Ashesimplyputsit,“Lifegoeson;creationgoeson.”六.写作。(40分)第一部分：应用文写作(15分)46.假如你是吉拿金璐，高三毕业后，班级要举行毕业晚宴，你提议全班去吉布鲁自助餐厅就餐，然后写一个提议书给班主任，说明这个自助餐厅的优点以及晚宴时的活动安排，词数大概100左右。___________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________第二部分：读后续写。(25分)47.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。Lastsummer,Itookajobatarestauranttosavemoneyformycollege.Sally,awarm-heartedandexperiencedwaitress,wasassignedtotrainme.ShemovedthroughthediningroomwithaneffortlessgraceIdesperatelyhopedtoachieve.Oneevening,mymanager,TeriJo,approachedmeinahurry.“Iknowyou’restilllearning,”shebegan,hervoicefullofurgencyandexcitement.“ButSallyjustcalledmeandsaidsheissick,andmydaughterisatthehospital.She’sabouttogivebirthtomyfirstgrandchild!Tonight,it’sgoingtobejustyouandthecookworkinghere!”SeeingthatIwasabitnervous,mymanagerplacedareassuringhandonmyshoulderandadded,“Iamsureyoucandoit!Thepre-madesaladsareinthefrontrefrigerator,alongwiththestandarddressings.Thebluecheesedressingisstoredbesidethebutterinthelargerefrigeratoroutsidethekitchen.”Theeveningstartedcalmlyenough,withafewregularscominginfortheirusualquickmeals.Oneofthemorderedasaladwiththebluecheesedressing.Ihurriedtothelargerefrigeratoroutsidethekitchen.Thelightingtherewasnotverygood,andinmyhurry,Imistookacontainerofheavilyseasonedbutter—preparedbythecookforourlunchtimebread—forthedressing.Withoutasecondthought,Iaddedittothefreshgreens.Thecustomertookabiteandhiseyeslitup.“Thisisextraordinary!”heexclaimed.“Yourbluecheesedressingisricherandmeltsmoredelicatelyoverthevegetablesandbaconlikebutter!Whomadeit,today?”Hearingthepraise,othercustomersbeganorderingthesame“special”salad.Eachoneremarkedonitsuniqueflavor,andmanypromisedtoreturnthenexteveningandtryitagain.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。Thenextday,ItoldTeriJowhatthecustomershadsaid.___________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________JustasIwasabouttoapologize,thephonerang.___________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________四川省成都市郫都区某中学2025-2026学年高三上学期期中监测英语试题一、听力部分。(略)二、阅读部分。(共15题，每题2.5分，共37.5分)ALibraryRecruitmentNoticeGreenCityPublicLibraryislookingforpart-timevolunteersandstudentassistantstojoinourteamduringthesummervacation(July1toAugust31).Weaimtoprovidebetterserviceforreadersandneedenergeticandresponsiblepeopletosupportourdailywork.VolunteerPositions(NoPayment)Duty:Helporganizebooksonshelves,guidereaderstofindreadingareas,andassistwithsmalllibraryevents(suchasstory-tellinghoursforkids).Requirements:Age16orabove;abletoworkatleast2daysaweek(eachshiftis3hours:9:00-12:00or14:00-17:00);goodcommunicationskills.StudentAssistantPositions(Paid)Duty:Checkbooksinandoutwiththelibrarysystem,managethefrontdesk(answerphonecallsandreplytoreaderquestions),andhelpkeepthereadingroomsclean.Requirements:CollegestudentsmajoringinLibraryScienceorrelatedfields;abletowork4-5daysaweek(fullshift:9:00-17:00witha1-hourlunchbreak);familiarwithbasiccomputeroperations.Salary:$15perhour;monthlypayment.HowtoApply-Downloadtheapplicationformfromthelibrary’sofficialwebsite().-Fillintheformandsendittolibrecruit@beforeJune20.Successfulapplicants