2025-2026学年广东省肇庆市高三（上）期末英语试卷

第1页（共1页）2025-2026学年广东省肇庆市高三（上）期末英语试卷第二部分阅读第一节阅读下列短文，从每题所给的A、B、C、D四个选项中选出最佳选项。（7.5分）Decemberissettobeafeastforartloversglobally，withdiverseremarkableexhibitionsdisplayingclassicmasterpiecesandcontemporaryworks.Theseshowsofferuniqueculturalexperiencesandartisticinsightstovisitors.WondersofPatternsLaunchingonDecember13atShanghaiArtMuseum，thisexhibitionpresentsover300treasuresfromIndia，Iran，andtheOttomanEmpire.Crossingfrom16thto19thcenturies，itcoversceramics（陶瓷），jewelry，calligraphy，andsculptures，offeringanimmersivejourneythroughartisticexchanges.It'stheLouvre'slargest﹣scaleshowinChina，integratingluxurywithculturaldepth.Openingtime：9：00﹣17：00（closedonMondays）Admissionfees：180yuanforadults，halfpriceforstudentsCross﹣GenerationalDialoguesHeldatWuhanArtMuseumthisDecember，thisshowbridgesfamousartistsandemergingtalents.Featuring50innovativeworksbyyoungartistsand17classicmasterpieces，itexploresthe"tradition﹣contemporary﹣future"dialogue.Focusedonera﹣themed（时代主题的）creations，ithighlightsfreshartisticexpressionsandinter﹣generationalheritage.Openingtime：9：30﹣17：30（extendedto21：00onweekends）Admissionfees：60yuanforadults，40yuanforstudentsPicassoReimaginedStartingonDecember22inLondon，thiscooperationbetweenTateMuseumandPicassoMuseumshowcasesover80authenticworksofPicasso'scareer.Itincludesoilpaintingsandsketches.Curated（策划）byPaulSmith，afamousBritishdesigner，theexhibitionoffersfreshperspectivesonPicasso'sinnovativetechniquesandemotionalstorytelling.Openingtime：9：00﹣17：00（closedonTuesdays）Admissionfees：20eurosforadults，12eurosforstudentsAlbertOehlen：EndlessSummerRunningfromDecember1to20atGalerieMuseuminParis，thisexhibitionfeaturesover40recentpaintingsbyAlbertOehlen，alegendaryGermanartist.Hisworkscombinevibranthues（色调），abstractforms，andexperimentaltechniquestochallengetraditionalartboundaries，creatingadynamicdialoguebetweenchaosandharmony.Openingtime：10：00﹣18：00（closedonTuesdays）Admissionfees：22eurosforadults，halfpriceforstudents1.WhatisspecialaboutWondersofPatterns？A.Itpresentsartworksfrom3Asiancountries.B.ItistheLouvre'sbiggestexhibitionglobally.C.Itiswell﹣plannedbyafamousBritishdesigner.D.Itdisplaysartworksfrom3differentcivilizations.2.Whichexhibitionisacooperativeprojectoftwomuseums？A.WondersofPatterns.B.PicassoReimagined.C.Cross﹣GenerationalDialogue.D.AlbertOehlen：EndlessSummer.3.WhatisthetotalcostforastudentandanadulttovisitAlbertOehlen：EndlessSummer？A.11euros.B.22euros.C.33euros.D.44euros.（10分）WhenNaomiDeBerrylearnedherfatherneededakidney，thesix﹣year﹣oldgirldidnotfullyunderstandwhatitmeant.Shehadbecomecuriousaboutherfather'sat﹣homekidneydialysis（透析）treatments，thenherparentsdecidedtotellherthetruththatherfatherhadkidneydiseaseandneededatransplant（移植）tostayalive.Whenherfather，formerjournalistJarvisDeBerry，wentinforthetransplantshortlyafterward，thedoctor'sofficeofferedNaomiacoloringbooktocomforther.Butshesaiditwasn'tenough."IneededsupportandIdidn'treallyhavethat.Ihadalotofadults，butthereweren'tanychildrenwhoweregoingthroughthesamething."Naomidecidedthatshewouldwriteabookexplainingtochildrenwhatitisliketohaveaparentinneedofakidney.Afterworkingonitforabouttwoyears，shereleasedMyDaddyNeedsAGiftinJune.Thebookcoverfeaturesafamilyinahospital，introducingreaderstoNaomi'sheartfeltquestforakidneytransplantforherfather.AsNaomidiscoversthatdialysisisn'tenoughtokeepherfatherhealthy，shefacesthechallengesofhospitalvisitsandmedicaluncertainties.Thisstoryiscrucialforunderstandinghowchildrenmanagewhenaparentisseriouslyill."Thisbookisforchildreneverywherewhohaveasickparentandarescared，"Naomiwritesinherdedication.WithvividillustrationsbyJasmineT.Mills，thebookpresentsafamilyunitedintheirhopeastheysearchforadonor.MyDaddyNeedsAGiftskillfullybalancestheemotionalweightoftheDeBerrys'experiencewithstraightforwardinformationaboutorgantransplants.Thebookfeaturesaglossary（词汇表）thatdefinestermslike"nephrologist"（肾病学家）and"dialysis"，aswellasexplainingtherolesofdonorsanddonororganizations.WhileNaomi'sfatherultimatelyreceiveshis"giftoflife"fromacousin，thestoryhighlightsthedifficultiesmanypeoplefaceinobtainingthenecessaryresourcesandorgandonations.4.WhatisthemainreasonNaomiwroteMyDaddyNeedsAGift？A.Tohonorhercousinwhodonatedakidney.B.Tohelpkidswithsickparentsovercomefear.C.Torecordherfather'streatmentandrecovery.D.Toencouragemorepeopletobecomedoctors.5.Whatisthethirdparagraphmainlyabout？A.Themaincontentandpurposeofthebook.B.TheimpactofNaomi'schildhoodonher.C.ThechallengesNaomifacedinherdailylife.D.ThemedicaltreatmentNaomi'sdadreceived.6.WhatcanreaderslearnaboutNaomi'sfamily？A.Theystruggledtoaffordthemedicalcosts.B.Theymovedtoanewcityforbettertreatment.C.Theysupportedeachotherduringthehardtimes.D.They'rereadytodonateorganstothoseinneed.7.WhatdoesNaomi'sexperienceofbecominganauthorshow？A.Timeandtidewaitfornoman.B.Actionsspeaklouderthanwords.C.Afriendinneedisafriendindeed.D.Wherethereisawill，thereisaway.（10分）VicWilcoxhaslazyworkmates，abad﹣tempered（易怒的）fatherandanunromantic，distantmarriage.However，heownsaJaguar（捷豹汽车）andfeelshappywhendriving.AsthemaincharacterofDavidLodge'snovelNiceWorkandheadofanengineeringfirm，heoftendriveshundredsofmilesformeetingsbeingbehindthewheel.Thenoveldepictsaworldthatisfadingaway.AccordingtotheNationalTravelSurvey，peoplenowtravelmuchlessthantheydid20yearsago，whichreversesalong﹣termtrend.DavidMetzpointsoutthattraveldistancesrosesharplyinthelate20thcentury，atrendthatstartedtwocenturiesearlierwiththelaunchofpassengerrailways.Wilcoxandhispeersoncedrovethischange，butpeople'stravelhasdroppedsignificantly.In2002，theaveragemantraveled8，245miles；by2024，thisfigurefellto6，549miles，a21%decrease.Thedropwasalmostentirelyduetolessdriving.Women'stravelalsofellby9%，from2002levelsto5，633milesin2024.Bothgenderscommuteshorterdistancesandtravellessforshopping，butwork﹣relatedtravelformenhasplummetedby45%—thebiggestdrop.CliffJackson，aformersalesman，recallsdriving30，000to35，000milesayearinthe1980sand1990s.Heandothersalesmentraveledwidelyonmotorwaystomeetclients，sometimesusingpayphonestocalltheoffice.This"road﹣warrior"lifestylehasalmostdisappearedforseveralreasons.Taxofficialstightenedrulesoncompanycars，whiletheInternetandvideocallshavemaderegularsalestripsunnecessary.Companiesandpublicbodiesalsoencourageemployeestousepublictransportation.Thisroad﹣basedcultureisnowmostlykeptaliveinnovelsandagreat1993BBCdocumentary.MrWratten，whorepresentspeoplewhotravelforwork，doesnotmourn（哀伤）theroadwarriors.Hethinksthattravelhasbecomemorepurposefulanddetermined.Companieshavebecomemoreconcernedaboutthehealthandhappinessoftheiremployees，andthatconcernextendstotravel.MrWrattennotesthatfirmsincreasinglytolerateorevenencouragestafftotaketheirpartnersonbusinesstrips.ThiswouldsurelyshockVicWilcox.8.Howdoestheauthorintroducethetopicinthefirstparagraph？A.Byquotinganexpert.B.Byprovidingstatistics.C.Bydefiningaconcept.D.Bygivinganexample.9.Whatdoestheunderlinedword"plummeted"inparagraph3probablymean？A.Remainedstable.B.Risenslowly.C.Decreasedsharply.D.Changedrandomly.10.Whatledtothedisappearanceofthe"road﹣warrior"lifestyle？A.Stricterrulesoncompanycars.B.Thehighcostofowningprivatecars.C.Thedeclineinthenumberofsalesmen.D.Theclosingofmanymotorwayserviceareas.11.WhatcanweinferfromMrWratten'swords？A.Businesstravelwillsoondisappear.B.Modernbusinesstravelismorehuman﹣centered.C.Companiesusedtoignoreemployees'travelsafety.D.VicWilcoxenjoystakinghiswifeonbusinesstrips.（10分）AtGreenAmericana，atemporaryrestaurantinSanFrancisco，chefsPhilipSaneskiandEmilyHopkinsintroducetheirfuturecoursesfullofinnovation.Theporkmeatballsaresourcedfromwithincitylimits，thechicken﹣friedsteakischicken﹣free，andtheespresso（特浓咖啡）hasneverseenacoffeebean.Allofthemseemfamiliarbutaremadefromindustrialsubstitutes（替代品）.Themeal'sideabelongstoXanderBalwit，awriterwhocoversthebiotechnologyindustry.Shewantedtopresentanoptimisticvisionofwhatthefoodindustrycouldbelikein2055，basedontoday'srealtechnologies."Coverageofthose'futurefoods'tendstopresentthemaspoor﹣qualitysubstitutesfornaturalproducts，buttreatingthemashigh﹣endcuisinecanchangethisperspective，"shesays.AtGreenAmericana，ingredientshaveexperiencedethicalandenvironmentalimprovements.Thesteakmadefromplant﹣basedproteinisfromanIsraelicompany.Becauseplantproteinsabsorbmarinades（腌料）quickerthananimalones，thechefscanfeelfreertoexperimentwithflavoring.Theporkmeatballsuselab﹣grownmeatmadefromcellsofasow（母猪），whichlivesonafarmnow，sodinersenjoythemguilt﹣free.Theespressousescoffeealternativesmadefromchickpeas（鹰嘴豆），ricehulls，andgreentea，addressingcoffee'ssensitivitytoclimatechange.Somefuturefoodscanevenfightclimatechange.Thebutterinsouthern﹣stylebiscuitsisvegan（纯素的），withfatsmadefromCO2，methane，andhydrogenbythefood﹣techfirmSavor.Pairedwithcarbon﹣extracting（碳提取）machines，itcouldhelpfightglobalwarming.Notallinnovationsmimic（模仿）nature.Thepinkpineappleintheupside﹣downcakeisgeneticallymodifiedtokeeplycopene（番茄红素），showingafuturewhereinnovationhappensjustbecauseit'spossible.Thesedishesaremostlyinvitingaswellasexciting.ForMsBalwit，gettingpeopleexcitedisthepoint.Discussionsaboutthefutureoffoodhaveturnedapologetic，shesays，withinnovationsoftenpresentedassensiblealternativesratherthanworthconsumingintheirownright."Whatifwewerejustcelebratingit？"sheasks.Fine﹣diningtrendsmightnottransformthefoodsystemovernight，buttheycanofteninspirechangesinhomekitchens.12.Whatphenomenondoestheauthorpointoutinthefirstparagraph？A.Dinersprefercreativedishesovertraditionalones.B.Chefscreatenewrecipesusingnaturalingredients.C.Atemporaryrestaurantlikespromotinglocalfood.D.Cooksbegantomakedisheswithman﹣madeingredients.13.WhatisBalwit'sattitudetowardsthepresentcoverageoffuturefoods？A.Uncaring.B.Uncertain.C.Critical.D.Appreciative.14.Whatcanbeinferredfromthethirdparagraph？A.Man﹣madefoodswillreplacenaturalonescompletely.B.Futurefoodshavemoralandenvironmentaladvantages.C.Ethicalfoodproductionismorecomplexthanexpected.D.Naturalingredientsarehealthierthanindustrialsubstitutes.15.Whatmightbeasuitabletitleforthetext？A.FutureFoods：FromPoorReplacementstoFineDelightsB.TheRiseofTemporaryRestaurantsAlloverSanFranciscoC.AKeyWaytoTransformtheGlobalFoodSystemOvernightD.NaturalFoodsV.S.Lab﹣grownFoods：ALong﹣lastingDebate第二节阅读下面短文，从短文后的选项中选出能填入空白处的最佳选项。选项中有两项为多余选项。（12.5分）Inrecentyears，almosteverynewcarsoldhascomewithahigh﹣techtouchscreen，whichcontrolseverythingfromtheairconditioningandsatnav（卫星导航）tothemusic.16Theanswerisstraightforward.Ifplayingwiththescreenofasmartphonewhiledrivingisdistracting，andthereforedangerous，thendoinglikewisewithyourcar'sisprobablyriskytoo.Driverscanlearnwherephysicalcontrolsare，andpressbuttonsortwiddledials（拨动旋扭）withouttakingtheireyesofftheroad.17Andascreendoesdozensofjobs，sofindingaparticularsettingoftenmeanstappingthroughseveralsub﹣menus.Theresult，saycritics，isadangerousdistractionbuiltintothecaritself.18A2022Swedishstudyfounddriverstookfarlongertocompletetaskswithtouchscreensthanwithphysicalbuttons—upto45secondsfortheslowestmodel，comparedtojust10secondsinacarwithphysicalbuttons.A2024Norwegianstudyusinggaze﹣tracking（视线追踪）showedevensimpletaskslikeadjustingtemperaturedistracteddriversfor3.5seconds，whileenteringnavigationaddressestook16seconds.A2020Britishanalysisalsonotedtouchscreensimpairedreactiontimemorethandrunkdriving.Safetybodiesareresponding.FromJanuary，newrulesfromEuroNCAP（汽车碰撞测试），anorganizationresponsibleforcarsafetyratings，willdenyfive﹣starsafetyratingstocarswithoutphysicalswitchesforkeyfunctionslikeindicatorsandwindscreenwipers.19Manydriversdisliketouchscreensforreasonsotherthansafety，findingthemtroublesomeandannoyingtouse.Therefore，somecarproducershavebegunrestoringatleastsomebuttonstotheirnewmodels.Butinnovationneverstops.Evenastouchscreensarefallingoutoffavor，manymanufacturersareturningtheirattentiontovoicecontrol—20A．Researchesbackthatup.B．Butaretouchscreenssafe？C．Carmakersaretakingactiontoo.D．Whyaretouchscreenssopopular？E．thoughthatisasubjectforanotherstory.F．whichisexpectedtosolvetheproblemsofphysicalcontrols.G．Atouchscreenoffersnophysicalfeedback，makingthatharder.第三部分语言运用第一节阅读下面短文，从短文后各题所给的A、B、C和D四个选项中，选出可以填入空白处的最佳选项。（15分）Whatbeganasheartbreakforonefamilyhasturnedintoapowerfulstoryofkindness，teamwork，andhope.Justoneweekafterthievesstole11﹣year﹣oldAxtonBird's21wheelchair，agroupoflocalnonprofitorganizationsunitedtogethertonotonlyreplaceit—butto22himwithevenmore.AxtonliveswithAMC，ararediseasethatcausesstiffjointsand23muscles，makingitdifficultforhimtowalk.Thewheelchairsomeonedonatedtohimwashislifeline.That'swhyitwas24whenitsuddenlydisappearedfromthefamily'syard.Whenthewheelchairwasstolen，Axton'sheart25tothebottom.Hisdad，JaysonBird，was26.ButhehadtocomfortAxtonthatsometimes27worksinmysteriousways.Itwasjustfatethatbroughtthosewonderfulpeopletothem.OneofthemwasMikeFelicefromDisabledOutdoorsmenUtah.AfterseeingthestoryonTV，heimmediatelytook28.HecontactedCompassionMobilityandotherorganizationstoresolvethis29.Withinaweek，Axtonhadabrand﹣newwheelchair—thisonespecially30sohecouldoperateitwithhiselbow.The31didn'tstopthere.HuckleberryHikingdonatedspeciallymadehikingequipmenttohelpAxtonenjoytrailswithgreater32.Supportersevenraised＄2，500forthefamilytocoverother33.SeeinghissonsittinginthenewchairleftJaysonalmostlostfor34."Overwhelmed，overjoyed，speechless，"hesaid."Towatchoursonhavethe35andmobilitythathedeservesinsuchareallyawesomeandcoolwheelchairmeanstheworldtousandourfamily."21.A.adjustableB.stylishC.donatedD.broken22.A.remindB.surpriseC.calmD.relieve23.A.injuredB.relaxedC.flexibleD.weak24.A.disastrousB.dangerousC.worryingD.annoying25.A.burnedB.poundedC.sankD.broke26.A.confusedB.angryC.sadD.satisfied27.A.fateB.wealthC.fortuneD.charity28.A.actionB.responsibilityC.careD.part29.A.differenceB.argumentC.choiceD.issue30.A.packagedB.establishedC.designedD.bought31.A.hopeB.kindnessC.selflessnessD.sympathy32.A.easeB.effortC.cautionD.respect33.A.journeysB.tipsC.lossesD.expenses34.A.skillsB.ideasC.wordsD.solutions35.A.independenceB.growthC.excitementD.honor第二节阅读下面短文，在空白处填入1个适当的单词或括号内单词的正确形式。（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。MooncakescapturethecoreofChinesetraditionsandareinhighdemandeveryMid﹣AutumnFestival.Theyarediverseinstyleandflavor36uniforminthejoyousspirittheyrepresent.However，consumerbehavior37（evolve）overtheyears，withbuyersnowmoreawareofpackaging，pricing，andcontent.Thishasmotivatedsellers38（improve）bothproductionqualityandsalesstrategies.Thechangesare39（notice）atsomemajorsupermarketsthisyear.Amongthem，mooncakegiftboxesarepricedatabout150yuanonaverage，withthemostexpensiveone40（cost）498yuan."Thisyear，ourmooncakesarequite41（reasonable）priced，"saidZhangHua，asupermarketemployee.Affordablemooncakesareanewtrend.Havingrealizedtheircustomersarenolongerfondofbuyingfancy，expensivemooncakes，42e﹣commerceplatformplaceditsmooncakesinthebelow﹣50yuanproductsection，43expertssaidreflectsthepriorityofconsumerswhenselectingitemsandintensifiesmarketcompetition.Anotherapparentdifferenceinconsumerbehaviorthisyearisthedeclineininterestinmooncakeswithfancyfillings，withmostbuyerslookingforsimple，traditional44（variety）.Apart45pricingandpackaging，consumerwell﹣beingisalsoreceivingprioritytreatment.Accordingtoarecentsurvey，96.7percentofmooncakebuyersconsider"healthiness"theirtopprioritywhenselectingmooncakes.Atbothonlinestoresandphysicalshops，"low﹣sugar"and"cleaningredients"areamongeye﹣catchinglabels.第四部分写作第一节46．（15分）假定你是李华，你校学生会正在征集校庆五十周年吉祥物，要求该吉祥物必须彰显校庆主题，传承学校精神。你设计了一款吉祥物打算参赛。请给外教MissEvans写一封邮件，请她帮忙指导。吉祥物：mascot内容包括：（1）作品简介；（2）征询意见。注意：（1）写作词数应为80左右；（2）请按如下格式在答题卡的相应位置作答。DearMissEvans，________Yours，LiHua第二节47．（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。ItwasIa.m.onChristmasmorning，butforMarissaCathy，itwasstillChristmasEve.Likemanyparents，shewastryingtocreateholidaymagic.Formonths，her6﹣year﹣olddaughterAubreyhadonlywantedoneChristmasgift：arealpianokeyboard，notacheaptoyversion.NowthatAubreywasasleep，Cathypulledtheboxfromitshiddenplace，readytoassemble（组装）the61﹣keykeyboard—perfectforabeginnerlikeAubrey.CathyhadplannedtosetitupsoAubreycouldplayitrightawaywhenshewokeuptothesurprise.Butwhensheopenedthebox，therewasonlythestandandbench—nokeyboard.Sherealizedwhatshehadn'tnoticedearlier﹣thekeyboardwassoldseparately.Thepanicsetin.CathyrecalledthejoyshefeltwhenshereceivedherfirstguitaratAubrey'sage.HowdisappointedwouldAubreybeifshecamedownstairsandsawonlyabenchandastandwithnokeyboard.WouldshedoubttheexistenceofSantaClaus？Therehadtobeawaytofixthis，shethought.Maybeanonlinesellercoulddeliverakeyboardbymorning.Orshecouldsneakout（偷偷溜出去）toastorethatwasstillopen.Shecheckedbothoptions，buttherewasnohope.Nowdesperate，Cathypostedinalocalsocialmediagroup."I'mabouttocry，"sheexplainedthesituation."I'msoupset，thisisgoingtoruinherChristmas."AndyHarry，wholivesfivemilesfromCathy，wasabouttogotobedaround2a.m.whenhesawherplea（恳求）."Anyparentwouldpanic，"hethought."Ididn'twantanyonewhobelievesinChristmasmagictobedisappointed."HethoughtaboutthekeyboardhehadboughtforhisdaughterHayleytwoyearsearlier.Theystillhadit，andhonestly，Hayleybarelyplayedit.HarrygotoutofbedandwenttocheckifHayleywasawake.Findingherstillup，HarryexplainedthesituationandaskediftheycouldgivethekeyboardtoCathy.WhenHayleyknewwhathadhappened，shewashappytohelpwithoutanyhesitation.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。TheytookoutthekeyboardandcontactedCathy.________WhenCathyfinishedputtingallthepiecestogether，shesmiledwithrelief.________

2025-2026学年广东省肇庆市高三（上）期末英语试卷·解析版第二部分阅读第一节阅读下列短文，从每题所给的A、B、C、D四个选项中选出最佳选项。（7.5分）Decemberissettobeafeastforartloversglobally，withdiverseremarkableexhibitionsdisplayingclassicmasterpiecesandcontemporaryworks.Theseshowsofferuniqueculturalexperiencesandartisticinsightstovisitors.WondersofPatternsLaunchingonDecember13atShanghaiArtMuseum，thisexhibitionpresentsover300treasuresfromIndia，Iran，andtheOttomanEmpire.Crossingfrom16thto19thcenturies，itcoversceramics（陶瓷），jewelry，calligraphy，andsculptures，offeringanimmersivejourneythroughartisticexchanges.It'stheLouvre'slargest﹣scaleshowinChina，integratingluxurywithculturaldepth.Openingtime：9：00﹣17：00（closedonMondays）Admissionfees：180yuanforadults，halfpriceforstudentsCross﹣GenerationalDialoguesHeldatWuhanArtMuseumthisDecember，thisshowbridgesfamousartistsandemergingtalents.Featuring50innovativeworksbyyoungartistsand17classicmasterpieces，itexploresthe"tradition﹣contemporary﹣future"dialogue.Focusedonera﹣themed（时代主题的）creations，ithighlightsfreshartisticexpressionsandinter﹣generationalheritage.Openingtime：9：30﹣17：30（extendedto21：00onweekends）Admissionfees：60yuanforadults，40yuanforstudentsPicassoReimaginedStartingonDecember22inLondon，thiscooperationbetweenTateMuseumandPicassoMuseumshowcasesover80authenticworksofPicasso'scareer.Itincludesoilpaintingsandsketches.Curated（策划）byPaulSmith，afamousBritishdesigner，theexhibitionoffersfreshperspectivesonPicasso'sinnovativetechniquesandemotionalstorytelling.Openingtime：9：00﹣17：00（closedonTuesdays）Admissionfees：20eurosforadults，12eurosforstudentsAlbertOehlen：EndlessSummerRunningfromDecember1to20atGalerieMuseuminParis，thisexhibitionfeaturesover40recentpaintingsbyAlbertOehlen，alegendaryGermanartist.Hisworkscombinevibranthues（色调），abstractforms，andexperimentaltechniquestochallengetraditionalartboundaries，creatingadynamicdialoguebetweenchaosandharmony.Openingtime：10：00﹣18：00（closedonTuesdays）Admissionfees：22eurosforadults，halfpriceforstudents1.WhatisspecialaboutWondersofPatterns？DA.Itpresentsartworksfrom3Asiancountries.B.ItistheLouvre'sbiggestexhibitionglobally.C.Itiswell﹣plannedbyafamousBritishdesigner.D.Itdisplaysartworksfrom3differentcivilizations.2.Whichexhibitionisacooperativeprojectoftwomuseums？BA.WondersofPatterns.B.PicassoReimagined.C.Cross﹣GenerationalDialogue.D.AlbertOehlen：EndlessSummer.3.WhatisthetotalcostforastudentandanadulttovisitAlbertOehlen：EndlessSummer？CA.11euros.B.22euros.C.33euros.D.44euros.【解答】（1）细节理解题。根据WondersofPatterns部分中thisexhibitionpresentsover300treasuresfromIndia，Iran，andtheOttomanEmpire.（该展览展出了来自印度、伊朗和奥斯曼帝国的300多件珍宝）可知，该展览的特别之处在于展示了三种不同文明的艺术品。故选D。（2）细节理解题。根据PicassoReimagined部分中StartingonDecember22inLondon，thiscooperationbetweenTateMuseumandPicassoMuseumshowcasesover80authenticworksofPicasso'scareer.（12月22日在伦敦开幕，这次泰特博物馆和毕加索博物馆的合作展示了毕加索职业生涯中超过80件真迹）可知，PicassoReimagined是泰特博物馆和毕加索博物馆两个博物馆的合作项目。故选B。（3）数字计算题。根据AlbertOehlen：EndlessSummer部分中Admissionfees：22eurosforadults，halfpriceforstudents（门票：成人22欧元，学生半价）可知，成人票价为22欧元，学生票价为11欧元（22÷2），因此一名学生和一名成人的总费用为22+11＝33欧元。故选C。（10分）WhenNaomiDeBerrylearnedherfatherneededakidney，thesix﹣year﹣oldgirldidnotfullyunderstandwhatitmeant.Shehadbecomecuriousaboutherfather'sat﹣homekidneydialysis（透析）treatments，thenherparentsdecidedtotellherthetruththatherfatherhadkidneydiseaseandneededatransplant（移植）tostayalive.Whenherfather，formerjournalistJarvisDeBerry，wentinforthetransplantshortlyafterward，thedoctor'sofficeofferedNaomiacoloringbooktocomforther.Butshesaiditwasn'tenough."IneededsupportandIdidn'treallyhavethat.Ihadalotofadults，butthereweren'tanychildrenwhoweregoingthroughthesamething."Naomidecidedthatshewouldwriteabookexplainingtochildrenwhatitisliketohaveaparentinneedofakidney.Afterworkingonitforabouttwoyears，shereleasedMyDaddyNeedsAGiftinJune.Thebookcoverfeaturesafamilyinahospital，introducingreaderstoNaomi'sheartfeltquestforakidneytransplantforherfather.AsNaomidiscoversthatdialysisisn'tenoughtokeepherfatherhealthy，shefacesthechallengesofhospitalvisitsandmedicaluncertainties.Thisstoryiscrucialforunderstandinghowchildrenmanagewhenaparentisseriouslyill."Thisbookisforchildreneverywherewhohaveasickparentandarescared，"Naomiwritesinherdedication.WithvividillustrationsbyJasmineT.Mills，thebookpresentsafamilyunitedintheirhopeastheysearchforadonor.MyDaddyNeedsAGiftskillfullybalancestheemotionalweightoftheDeBerrys'experiencewithstraightforwardinformationaboutorgantransplants.Thebookfeaturesaglossary（词汇表）thatdefinestermslike"nephrologist"（肾病学家）and"dialysis"，aswellasexplainingtherolesofdonorsanddonororganizations.WhileNaomi'sfatherultimatelyreceiveshis"giftoflife"fromacousin，thestoryhighlightsthedifficultiesmanypeoplefaceinobtainingthenecessaryresourcesandorgandonations.4.WhatisthemainreasonNaomiwroteMyDaddyNeedsAGift？BA.Tohonorhercousinwhodonatedakidney.B.Tohelpkidswithsickparentsovercomefear.C.Torecordherfather'streatmentandrecovery.D.Toencouragemorepeopletobecomedoctors.5.Whatisthethirdparagraphmainlyabout？AA.Themaincontentandpurposeofthebook.B.TheimpactofNaomi'schildhoodonher.C.ThechallengesNaomifacedinherdailylife.D.ThemedicaltreatmentNaomi'sdadreceived.6.WhatcanreaderslearnaboutNaomi'sfamily？CA.Theystruggledtoaffordthemedicalcosts.B.Theymovedtoanewcityforbettertreatment.C.Theysupportedeachotherduringthehardtimes.D.They'rereadytodonateorganstothoseinneed.7.WhatdoesNaomi'sexperienceofbecominganauthorshow？DA.Timeandtidewaitfornoman.B.Actionsspeaklouderthanwords.C.Afriendinneedisafriendindeed.D.Wherethereisawill，thereisaway.【解答】（1）细节理解题。根据第三段Thebookcoverfeaturesafamilyinahospital，introducingreaderstoNaomi'sheartfeltquestforakidneytransplantforherfather.AsNaomidiscoversthatdialysisisn'tenoughtokeepherfatherhealthy，shefacesthechallengesofhospitalvisitsandmedicaluncertainties.Thisstoryiscrucialforunderstandinghowchildrenmanagewhenaparentisseriouslyill."Thisbookisforchildreneverywherewhohaveasickparentandarescared，"Naomiwritesinherdedication.（这本书的封面描绘了一家人在医院的情景，向读者介绍了娜奥米为父亲寻求肾脏移植的感人故事。娜奥米发现仅靠透析无法让父亲保持健康，于是她面临着频繁去医院探望以及医疗不确定性等种种挑战。这个故事对于理解孩子在父母身患重病时如何应对至关重要。娜奥米在献词中写道："这本书是献给所有那些父母生病而孩子感到恐惧的儿童的。"）可知，Naomi写书的核心原因是帮助有患病父母的孩子克服恐惧。故选B。（2）段落大意题。根据第三段Thebookcoverfeaturesafamilyinahospital，introducingreaderstoNaomi'she