2025-2026学年江西省重点中学高三第一次质量检测英语试卷

2025-2026学年江西省重点中学高三第一次质量检测英语试卷时长：120分钟总分：150分选择题部分第一部分听力(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.HowdidthewomanapologizetoCooper?A.Bygivinghimacall.B.Bywritingalettertohim.C.Bytreatinghimtoameal.2.Whatdidthemanseeinthestreetafterworkyesterday?A.Adog.B.Brokenglass.C.Aplasticbag.3.Whydoesthewomanwanttojointhegroup?A.Tobuysomepencils.B.Tosellunwantedstuff.C.Tomakesomefriends.4.Whatisthewomansatisfiedwithaboutthemovie?AThespecialeffects.B.Theleadingactor.C.Theplot.5.Whatarethespeakersmainlytalkingabout?A.Howtodesignaroom.B.Whethertosetupastudy.C.Whattodoafterwork.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。听第6段录音，回答第6、7题。6.Whatsortofroomwillthemanprobablystayin?A.Onefarawayfromtheelevator.B.Onewithoutabalcony.C.Onewithaseaview.7.Howmuchdoesthemanneedtopay?A.$80.B.$90.C.$100.听第7段录音，回答第8至10题。8.Wheredoestheconversationtakeplace?A.Onthephone.B.Inthestreet.C.Atthewoman’shome.9.Whatdoesthemandeterminetodothisyear?A.Focusonhishealth.B.Learnanewlanguage.C.Becomemoreorganized.10.Whatwillthewomanprobablydonext?A.Getapackofcards.B.Calltheman’scousins.C.WatchTV.听第8段录音，回答第11至13题。11.Whatdidthewomanlieaboutyesterday?A.Shehadatastylunch.BHerfathersangbeautifully.C.Hermother’shaircutlookedgood.12.Whydoesthewomanusuallytellliesfromtheman’spointofview?A.Toencourageothers.B.Toprotectherself.C.Topretendtobestrong.13.Howdoesthewomansoundintheend?A.Disappointed.B.Curious.C.Grateful.听第9段录音，回答第14至17题。14.Whoistheman?A.Aradiohost.B.Apatient.C.Areporter.15.WhatpercentageofAmericanadultsarethreatenedbyvisionloss?A.Around60%.B.Around50%.C.Around40%.16.WhatdoesDr.SophiaEhrlichsayabouteyehealth?A.Decliningeyesightisunavoidablewithage.B.Blue-light-blockingglassesimproveeyehealth.C.Takingbreaksfromwearingglassescannotstopvisiondecline.17.WhatisthegoldenruleaccordingtoDr.SophiaEhrlich?A.Spendingmoretimeoutside.B.Havingeyesightcheckedregularly.C.Wearingeyemaskstorelaxtheeyes.听第10段录音，回答第18至20题。18.Whendidthecouplegetmarried?A.InMay.B.InJuly.C.InSeptember.19.Whatdoesthecouple’scatoftendofirstaftertheymakecamp?A.Itsleepsinthetent.B.Itwalksaround.C.Itplayswiththedog.20.WhathappenedtothecoupleintheXinjiangUygurAutonomousRegion?A.Theyweretroubledbymice.B.Theyexperiencedstrongwinds.C.Theircarturnedover.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。ATheNaturalHistoryMuseuminLondonholdsayearlycontestfortheWildlifePhotographeroftheYear.Herearesomeofthisyear’sbestpictures,andthestoriesbehindthem.●ThegrandprizethisyearwaswonbyWimvandenHeeverofSouthAfricaforanimagecalled“GhostTownVisitor”.ThepictureshowsararebrownhyenainfrontofanemptyhouseinatowninNamibiawherenoonehaslivedfor70years.Withhumansgone,animalshavecomebacktothisdeserttown.Mr.vanderHeeversetupa“cameratrap”inthelocationbutittookhimyearstocapturetheperfectimage.●QingrongYangofChinamaderegulartripstoYundangLakeinFujianprovincetotakethisimage,whichwonhimtheawardforBirdBehavior.Hisphoto,called“SynchronizedFishing”,capturesthemomentwhenalittleegret(小白鹭)dropstowardthewater,hopingtograbasmallfish,onlytohavealargeladyfishsnatchthetinycreaturefirst.●Australia’sGeorginaSteytlerwontheInvertebrates(animalswithoutabackbone)awardforherpicture“MadHatterpillar”.Thepictureshowstheheadofanunusualcaterpillarcalledthe“gum-leafskeletonisercaterpillar”.Thesecaterpillarseatawaythegreenpartsofcertaintreeleaves,leavingbehindjustthe“skeletons”oftheleaves.Eachtimethecaterpillarshedsitsskin,itkeepstheold“head”part,givingitthisstrangelook.Theheadsmayprotectthecaterpillarfrompredators.Ms.SteytlersnappedthepictureinWesternAustraliawhilethesunwassettingbehindtheinsect.●Normally,morayeelsareseenunderwater.ButShaneGrossofCanadacapturedthisimageofthreepepperedmorayeelsintheSeychellesIslandsoutamongtherocksafterthetidewentout.Mr.Grossrealizedthattheeelswereusingtheirstrongsenseofsmelltolookfordeadfish.Theycanremainoutofwaterforupto30secondsatatime.Hispicture,called“LikeanEeloutofWater”,wontheawardforAnimalsintheirEnvironment.1.Whatdoesthephoto“SynchronizedFishing”show?A.Abrownhyenainanabandonedtown. B.Acaterpillarwithmultipleoldheads.C.Alittleegretandalargeladyfishcompetingforafish. D.Morayeelslookingforfoodonrocks.2.Whydoesthegum-leafskeletonisercaterpillarlookstrange?A.Iteatsthegreenpartsofleaves. B.Itkeepsoldheadpartswhensheddingskin.C.ItlivesinWesternAustralia. D.Itisprotectedbypredators.3.Whatcanwelearnaboutthefourwinningphotosfromthepassage?A.Allofthemweretakeninthesamecountry.B.Eachofthemwonadifferentcategoryofaward.C.ThegrandprizephotowasshotinSouthAfrica.D.Allthephotoswerecapturedbysettingupcameratraps.BMajorAmericanindustrygroupsareurgingthegovernmenttoavoidnewtradelimitsonmedicalproducts.Arecentnationalsecurityreviewofimports,whichincludespersonalprotectiveequipment(PPE),medicalsupplies,anddevices,hascausedtheseconcerns.Itisfearedthatnewtariffsorlimits,whichcouldcomeasearlyas2026,wouldraisecostsanddisruptthesupplyofessentialgoods.Organizationsfromhospitalsandmanufacturerswarnthatthesemeasurescouldhavesevereresults.Theyarguethathighercostswouldharmahealthcaresystemthatisalreadyunderpressure.Theyarealsoworriedthatsupplychainproblemswouldthreatenpatientsafety,ashospitalsmightbeunabletoperformlife-savingoperationsorprotectpeoplefromthespreadofdiseases.Furthermore,increasedcostscouldreducethemoneyavailablefordevelopingnewmedicaltechnologies.TheU.S.healthcaresystemreliesheavilyoninternationalsuppliers.Alargeportionofmedicalsuppliesisboughtfromothercountries,withmanycomingfromChina.Forinstance,ChinaisthemainsourceformostoftheprotectivemasksandglovesusedinAmericanhospitals.Thesespecificproductshavelowprofits,whichmakesthemdifficulttoproduceinasustainablewaywithintheUnitedStates.Facingthesechallenges,somegroupsareproposingsolutions.TheAmericanHospitalAssociationsuggestsa“balancedapproach.”Thisplanincludescreatingatariff-exemptionprocessforcriticalproductsthatmightbeinshortsupply.Thisrecognizesthatmedicalequipmentisvitalforprotectingpublichealthandensuringhospitalscancontinuetooperatewithoutmajorinterruptions.Thisinvestigationispartofabroadereffortbythegovernmenttostrengthencriticalsupplychains.Tradeinvestigations,traditionallyusedforindustrieslikesteelandcars,arenowbeingappliedtoareasseenasessentialtonationaleconomicsecurity,suchasmedicalsuppliesandcomputerchips.Thisshiftreflectsamoreaggressivegovernmentapproachtoensuringastablesupplyofkeygoods.4.WhatisthemainreasonforAmericanindustrygroups’concerns?A.ThehighproductioncostofmedicalproductsintheUS.B.Newpossibletradelimitsonmedicalproductsfromanationalsecurityreview.C.ShortageofmedicalworkersinAmericanhospitals.D.ReducedinternationaldemandforUSmedicaldevices.5.Whichofthefollowingisamajorworryofhospitalsandmanufacturers?A.Overproductionoflow-profitmedicalproductsinChina.B.FewerinternationalsupplierscooperatingwiththeUS.C.Disruptedmedicalsupplychainsthreateningpatientsafety.D.Toomuchmoneybeingspentonmedicaltechnologyresearch.6.Whycan’ttheUSproducemostprotectivemasksandglovessustainably?A.Theseproductshaveverylowprofits.B.ThereisalackofrawmaterialsintheUS.C.Thegovernmentbanslocalproductionofsuchproducts.D.Internationalsuppliersofferlowerpricesintentionally.7.Whatisthe“balancedapproach”proposedbytheAmericanHospitalAssociation?A.Stoppingalltradeinvestigationsonmedicalproducts.B.Producingalllow-profitmedicalproductsintheUS.C.Settingupasystemforcancelingtariffsonessentialitems.D.ReducingimportsofmedicalproductsfromChina.CHumansaresohardwiredtofitinwiththecrowdthattheyoftenignorepotentialrisks.Followingtrendsblindlyisn’tasignofcharacterweaknessormentalhealthtrouble.Instead,sayspsychologistPamelaB.Rutledge,it’sperfectlynormal.Thatislinkedwithapsychologicalconceptthatreferstohumans’coreneedtobelongtoasocialgroupandbondwithothers.It’sconsideredtobeoneofhumans’basicneeds.Multiplepsychologicalanalysesarguethathumanconnectionsareasimportantasbasicslikefoodandshelter.Thoughfollowingatrendonsocialmediaisn’texactlyasimportantasoutrunningatiger,humanevolutionhasmadeourbrainsadaptthemselvestosocialsignals.Hassocialmediachangedhowhumanssignaltheirsocialconditiontooneanother?Notexactly,saysRutledge.“Rather,ithascertainlyallowedcertaintrendstocirculatefasterandfartherthantheywouldhaveotherwise.Takefashion:Whiletrendsoncewalkeddownfromfashionrunwaystowardcommonuseoveryears,socialmedianowallowsmini-trendstoemergeanddieoutwithinweeks.”Peopleallfindthattrendselicitapull,andpsychologistshavefiguredoutreasons.Blameevolutionagain,Rutledgesuggests.“Ourbrainsarehardwiredtonoticethingsthatareunusual,”shesays.“Ifit’snotnormalandotherpeoplearealldoingit,wehavetocheckitout.”Thus,wenoticeattentiongrabbers,givingtrendsevenmorereasonsforpeopletofollowthem.Nooneisfreefromnoticingtrends,butonegroupinparticularismorelikelytofollowtrends:Teensandyoungadults.Olderadultstendtofeelmoresecureintheiridentity,asensethatmayprotectthemfrombeingassensitivetoeverypassingcraze.Indeed,socialattentionvariesbyage,witholderadultsnotpayingasmuchattentiontohowtheycommunicateandarelinkedwithothersastheiryoungercounterparts.Individualsmaybemoresensitivetosocialreward-positiveinputfrommembersoftheirsocialcircles-duringmidlife.8.Whatdoestheunderlinedword“hardwired”mostprobablymeaninthefirstsentenceofthepassage?A.Connectedbywires. B.easilychanged.CNaturallyprogrammed. D.Sociallyinfluenced.9.Whatcanweinferfromthepsychologist’scomparisonbetweenfollowingsocialmediatrendsandoutrunningatiger?A.Evolutionaryinstinctsplayaroleinbothbehaviors.B.Followingtrendsisamatteroflifeanddeath.C.Socialmediatrendsaremoredangerousthantigers.D.Humansaremoreafraidofsocialexclusionthanphysicalthreats.10WhatdoestheexampleoffashiontrendsinParagraph2primarilytoillustrate?A.fashiontrendshavebecomelessimportantinthedigitalage.B.mini-trendsarereplacingtraditionalfashioncycles.C.fashionshowsarenolongerthemainsourceoftrends.D.socialmediahasacceleratedthecycleoftrendspread.11.Accordingtothepassage,howdoestheauthorviewthephenomenonoffollowingtrends?A.Itisasignofpsychologicalvulnerability.B.Itisanunavoidableandnormalhumanbehavior.C.Itisaproblemthatmainlyaffectsyoungpeople.D.Itisharmfulbecauseitdistractsfromrealdangers.DChina’ssuccessinliftingmillionsoutofpovertyoffersvaluablelessonsandanewpathforcountriesintheGlobalSouth,accordingtoexpertsatahigh-levelforuminBeijing.TheeventbroughttogetherofficialsandscholarstodiscussthekeystoChina’sachievementsandhowtheycanhelpotherdevelopingnationswiththeirownmodernization.AChineseofficialemphasizedthatthecountry’spovertyreductionpoliciesarepeople-centered,basedonscience,anddesignedtofititsownnationalconditions.Thisapproachprovideslearnableandsuitableexperiencesfordevelopingnationsfacingsimilarchallenges.Importantly,Chinahaspromotedglobalpovertyreductionthroughaction,notbyexportingitsmodelorsettingstrictrulesforothers.Thecountryhasalsoprovidedlargeamountsofdevelopmentfunds,supportingthousandsofprojectstoboostgrowthintheGlobalSouth.Chinaplanstostrengthencooperationwithinternationalorganizations,focusingonbuildingabilities,developingtalent,andimprovingagriculture.TheUnitedNationsresidentcoordinatorinChinanotedthatChina’sjourneyoffersdeepinsightsfortheGlobalSouth.Overthepastfortyyears,China’ssuccesshasaccountedforover70percentofglobalpovertyreduction.ArepresentativefromtheInternationalFundforAgriculturalDevelopmentaddedthatpovertyreductionismorethanjustraisingincomes.Itisalsoaboutstrengtheningruralcommunities,empoweringpeople,andrevitalizingruraleconomiessothatgrowthbecomesbothinclusiveandlong-lasting.China’spovertyreductionisnotjustagrandstorybutisrootedindailypractice.SharingthesebestandadaptablepracticesiscentraltoChina’sefforts.Forexample,aprojectinTanzaniahelpedlocalfarmersgreatlyincreasetheircornproductionbyusingmorecarefulandhard-workingfarmingmethods.Afternearlytenyears,thistechniquehasbeenwidelyadopted.AnothersuccessstoryisChina’sJuncaotechnology.Thislow-costtechnologyusesaspecialkindofgrasstogrowmushroomsandfeedanimals.Ithasbeenintroducedinover100countriesandhashelpedmanyfamiliesescapepovertyandbecomesuccessfulbusinessowners.Thesepracticalexamplesshowhowadaptablesolutionscanmakearealdifference.12.Whatisthemainpurposeofthepassage?A.TopraiseChina’srapideconomicgrowth.BTocallontheGlobalSouthtocopyChina’smodel.C.TocompareChina’sdevelopmentmodelwithothercountries’.D.TodiscusshowChina’spovertyexperienceshelptheGlobalSouth.13.WhatcanbeinferredfromParagraph2?A.China’spovertyreductionstrategycombinesuniversalprincipleswithrespectfornationaldifferences.B.Chinabelievesitsdevelopmentmodelmustbecopiedexactlybyothercountriestoachievesuccess.C.TheprimarygoalofChina’sinternationalcooperationistoexpanditspoliticalinfluence.D.FinancialaidistheonlysignificantwayChinacontributestoglobalpovertyreduction.14.Whatdoessuccessfulpovertyreductioninvolve?A.Relyingmainlyonfinancialsupportfrominternationalorganizations.B.Primarilyfocusingonboostingindividualhouseholdincomelevels.C.Increasingincomeswhilealsobuildingresilientandempoweredruralsocieties.D.FollowingChina’sdevelopmentmodelexactlytoachievesimilarscaleofsuccess.15.WhatdotheexamplesofTanzaniaandRwandashow?A.Practicalandadaptableagriculturalsolutionscaneffectivelypromotepovertyreduction.B.China’sprimarygoalistoexportitscompleteagriculturalsystemstoothercountries.C.OnlyChinese-developedtechnologiesaresuccessfulinaddressingglobalpoverty.D.Theseprojectsfocusmainlyonprovidingdirectfinancialaidtofarmers.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入空白处的最佳选项。选项中有两项为多余选项。Accessingthebestpersontomatchapositionisvitalforacompany.Theprocesscanbetough,frompostingajobadtoproducingalistoftopinterviewcandidates.Employersgenerallyconsiderinformationfromseveraldifferentsources.____16____However,onecommonlyignoredaspectofthehiringprocessischeckingcharacterreferences.____17____Theyrevealthecandidate’spersonality,workattitude,andprofessionalism.Whileresumesandinterviewscangiveyouageneralideaofacandidate’squalificationsandexperience,characterreferencescanofferamorecomprehensiveviewoftheirsuitabilityfortherole.Byspeakingtoindividualswhoworkedwiththecandidateinthepast,youcangainabetterunderstandingoftheirstrengths,weaknesses,andoverallperformance.However,researchsuggestsreferencecheckshavesomelimitationsthatareworthkeepinginmind.Inconsistencyisoneoftheproblems.____18____Inotherwords,reliabilityenablesanapples-to-applescomparisonofeachcandidate.Butresearchfounddifferentreferees(推荐人)givedifferentclassestothesamecandidate.Inaddition,acandidate’sperformanceinapreviouspositionmaynotalwaysberelevanttothejobhe/sheisapplyingfor.____19____Inconclusion,checkingreferencesisanessentialstepinthehiringprocessthatcanhelpanemployerfindthebestcandidateforajob.____20____Arecentsystematicreviewofemployeeselectionmethodssuggestsacombinationofsolidinterviews,worksamples,andpre-employmentassessmentscanprovideusefulinformationonwhetherthecandidatewillbeagoodfitforyourcompanycultureandteamenvironment.A.Referencechecksarepopularwithmanyemployers.B.However,employersshouldn’trelyonlyonreferencechecks.C.Referencechecksprovidevaluableinsightsintoacandidate.D.Itcanrevealcontextualdifferencesincandidates’performance.E.Thismakesreferencechecksapoorindicatorofacandidate’sfutureperformance.F.Theymayrelyonresumes,interviews,andskillsassessmentstomaketheirdecisions.G.Normally,agoodselectionmethodproducesasteadyevaluationofacandidate’ssuitability.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入空白处的最佳选项。Twodecadesago,Iwasanextremelynewschooladministrator.Iwas____21____whenIfirstreadThomasArmstrong’sbook,AwakeningGeniusintheClassroom.Init,hewrites,“Joyisthesparkthatcanigniteeverychild’spotentialgenius.”____22____theconventionalviewthattiesgeniustoIQscores,hepresentsa____23____wayofthinking.ByblendingtheGreekroot“genes”(birth)andtheLatin“genial”(joyful),Armstrongoffersa____24____newtake:geniusis“thebirthofjoy.”Armstrongarguesthatjoywasthe____25____behindPicasso’sboldpaintingsandMichaelJordan’sgravity-defyingdunks.Whilebothartists____26____tirelesslytomastertheircrafts,itwasjoythat____27____themtoreachunparalleledheights.Butjoyisnot____28____totheworld-famous.Italsolivesinthe____29____triumphs:afirst-graderfinishingtheirfirstbook,amiddleschoolernailingatoughmathproblem.Overmycareer,I’vealways____30____Armstrong’scoreideathatgeniusstartswithjoy.ButI’dliketo____31____anadditionallayer:joyneedspurposetolast.Forjoyto____32____whenthingsgettough,itmustbe____33____insomethingmeaningful.Inmyexperience,joyendureswhenpeoplefeeltheyare____34____adifference.Armstrongchallengesusto____35____nurturestudents’potential—and,equally,toreigniteourownpassionforlearningandgrowth.21.A.fascinated B.puzzled C.relieved D.annoyed22.A.Incontrastto B.Inlinewith C.Inadditionto D.Incaseof23.A.controversial B.revolutionary C.temporary D.cautious24.A.repetitive B.contradictory C.vivid D.confusing25.A.secret B.reason C.drive D.outcome26.A.drew B.practised C.created D.proceeded27.A.forbade B.tempted C.compelled D.motivated28.A.restricted B.related C.harmful D.obvious29.A.unexpected B.everyday C.remarkable D.imaginary30.A.subscribed B.convinced C.cherished D.criticized31.A.remove B.highlight C.simplify D.overlook32.A.spread B.disappear C.survive D.shrink33.A.lost B.anchored C.tested D.buried34.A.telling B.sensing C.making D.seeking35.A.constantly B.occasionally C.unwillingly D.carelessly非选择题部分第二节(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。China’sonlineliteraturehasachievedunprecedentedglobalreach,withLatinAmericanmarketsemergingaskeygrowthdriversandyoungcreatorsreshapingthelandscape.This____36____(evidence)bythesector’soverseasincome,whichreached4.815billionyuanin2024.Thetransformationwashighlightedduringthe4thShanghaiInternationalOnlineLiteratureWeek.HouXiaonan,presidentofYuewenGroup,notedthatonlineliteratureisevolvinginto____37____next-generationglobalIPforce.Thecompany’splatform,WebNovel,connectsnearly400millionreaderswithwritersworldwide,____38____(yield)over820,000originalworks.Morethan538titleshavesurpassed10millionreadseach.LatinAmericahasemergedasavigorousgrowthmarket,withnineofWebNovel’stop10countriesformonthlyactiveusergrowthcomingfromtheregion.MexicanauthorDanielDominguezfocusesonmakingChineseelements____39____(access)toWesternreaders.“Myaimis____40____(create)abridgeforthosenewtoChinesefantasy,”hesaid.Theindustryhasalsocontributedtotourismpartnerships.A____41____(collaborate)betweenTheKing’sAvatarandSwitzerlandTourismattractedover10,000visitorstotheEuropeandestinationthroughthemedpromotions.TheWebNovelSpiritAwards2025,____42____sawparticipationfromover100countriesandregionsandrecordeda58percentincrease____43____submissions,celebratedyoungtalent.NigerianauthorEstherAkande,____44____(high)praisedforherwinningnovel,emphasized____45____youngcreatorsneedmostissincerecross-culturalcommunicationwithreadersworldwide.第四部分写作(共两节，满分40分)第一节(满分15分)46.假如你是李华，为了增加学生的文化自信，鼓励学生树立文化认同感，学校在上周五组织举办了非物质文化遗产进校园活动，学校学生会要求你对于此活动撰写此活动的报道稿。非物质文化遗产：intangibleculturalheritage注意：1.写作词数为80词左右；2.说明活动的过程及反响；3.分享自己的感受以及建议。____________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________第二节(满分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。Hewasafather.That’swhatafatherdoes—heeasestheburdensofthoseheloves,andsowstheseedsofloveandlifelongwarmmemories.MydaddyhadbeensickforyearswithAlzheimer’sandParkinson’sdisease.Beforethediseasesrobbedhimofhismind,hehadearnedadoctoratedegreeineducationalpsychology,andhadbeenabelovedcommunityyouthcounselorsincehewassixteen.Duringthepreviousfortyyears,allatthesametime,heworkedasaneditor,wellnessandsupportcoordinatorforlocalfire,policeandhighwaypatrolteams,weeklymentalhealthradioshowhost,andregularcolumnistfortwoloca