吉林省延边朝鲜族自治州2026届高三上学期教学质量检测（一模）英语试卷（含音频）

2026届吉林延边朝鲜族自治州高三下学期一模英语试题一、听力选择题1．Howoftendoesthewomanprobablypracticetheguitarnow?A．Everyday. B．Onceperweek. C．Everyotherweek.2．Whatarethespeakersmainlytalkingabout?A．Anewschoolproject. B．Alocaleducationplan. C．Awell-knownactivist.3．Whatarethespeakerspraising?A．AnAItool. B．Astudyguide. C．Theirpersonalteacher.4．Whatdoesthewomanemphasizeasthekeytoshapingvalues?A．Whatyouchoosetodo. B．Whatyoutalkabout. C．Whatyoulearn.5．Whatdoesthemanprobablymissdoingmost?A．Chattingoverthephone.B．Sharinghome-cookedmeals.C．Celebratingholidays.听下面一段对话，回答以下小题。6．Wheredoestheconversationprobablytakeplace?A．Inaclassroom. B．Inadininghall. C．Inalibrary.7．Whenwillthespeakersprobablymeetnext?A．At4:15. B．At5:00. C．At5:15.听下面一段对话，回答以下小题。8．Whatistheman’sattitudetowardbusiness?A．It’seasiesttoplaneverythingbeforehand.B．It’sbesttoshiftstrategiesaccordingly.C．It’sessentialtosticktooneplan.9．Wheredidthemanmainlylearnaboutthistrend?A．Fromacustomer. B．Fromasocialmediapost. C．Fromamarketresearch.听下面一段对话，回答以下小题。10．Whatistheprobablerelationshipbetweenthespeakers?A．Fellowteachers.B．Teacherandstudent.C．Teacherandgovernmentofficial.11．Howdoesthewomanfeelaboutthecurrentclassroomequipment?A．Dissatisfied. B．Unconcerned. C．Proud.12．Whatgoalisthemanworkingtoward?A．Tohelpstudentsmasteradvanceddevices.B．Tomakeclassroomslookfancier.C．Toenhanceteachingefficiency.听下面一段对话，回答以下小题。13．Wheredoesthemanmostlikelylivenow?A．Inalargecity. B．Inasmalltown. C．Inamountainvillage.14．Whydoesthemancometotheplace?A．Tospendhisholiday. B．Tobuyahouse. C．Tovisithisfamily.15．Whatisthewoman’sfavoritepartofthesmallhouse?A．Thefurnitureinside. B．Thearchitecturaldesign. C．Thesurroundingnature.16．Whatwillthespeakersprobablydonext?A．Explorethefrontgarden.B．Gotothebackofthehouse.C．Tourtherooms.听下面一段独白，回答以下小题。17．Whydidthespeakermainlysetupthisclass?A．Tohelpstudentsbecomeconfident.B．Toassiststudentsinapplyingtouniversities.C．Toteachstudentsprofessionalindustryskills.18．Whatdoesthespeakersayaboutprojecttopics?A．Theymustrelatetofuturecareers.B．Theyshouldfocusonsolvingsocialproblems.C．Theycanbeanythingdrivenbypersonalpassions.19．WhatisthepurposeofFridaymeetings?A．Tochooseatopic. B．Tosetfuturegoals. C．Tosharecompletedwork.20．Howwillthespeakermainlyhelpthestudents?A．Bygivingthemtopicideas.B．Byintroducingthemtovaluablepeople.C．Bymanagingtheirprojecttimelines.二、阅读理解Fourbreathtakingdestinationsaroundtheworldarewaitingforyoutoexplore,eachofferinguniqueexperiencesthatblendnaturalbeautyandculturalcharm.Santorini,GreeceFamousforitswhite-washedbuildingswithbluedomesoverlookingtheAegeanSea,Santoriniisapostcard-perfectisland.Thebesttimetovisitisduringlatespringorearlyautumn,whentheweatherismildandthecrowdsarethinner.Don’tmissthestunningsunsetsinOia,wheretouristsgathereveryeveningtowatchtheskyturnintoacanvasofredandgold.LocaldelicacieslikefreshseafoodandAssyrtikowinearemust-triesforanyfoodlover.Lisbon,PortugalAcoastalcapitalwhereold-worldcharmmeetslaid-backvibes,Lisbonisdottedwithcolorfultiledbuildings,historictrams,andhilltopviewpoints.Thebesttimetovisitisspring(MarchtoMay)orautumn(SeptembertoOctober),whentemperaturesarepleasantandfestivalslikeSantoAntóniofillthestreetswithjoy.Don’tmissthemedievalcastleofSãoJorge,whichofferspanoramicviewsofthecity,andbesuretotrypasteldenata,thecity’siconiccustardtart,pairedwithacupofstrongblacktea.Queenstown,NewZealandKnownasthe“AdventureCapitaloftheWorld”,Queenstownisaparadiseforthrill-seekers.NestledontheshoresofLakeWakatipuandsurroundedbytheSouthernAlps,itoffersactivitieslikebungeejumping,skydiving,andwhite-waterrafting.Forthosewhopreferaslowerpace,acruiseonthelakeorahikeinthenearbymountainsprovidesbreathtakingviewsofsnow-cappedpeaksandcrystal-clearwaters.Marrakech,MoroccoAvibrantcityinNorthAfrica,Marrakechisafeastforthesenses.Themedina,aUNESCOWorldHeritageSite,isamazeofbustlingsouks(露天市场)sellingspices,textiles,andhandcraftedgoods.Djemaael-Fna,themainsquare,comesaliveatnightwithstorytellers,musicians,andfoodstallsservingtagineandminttea.VisittheBahiaPalacetoadmireitsintricatetileworkandlushgardens,anddon’tforgettohaggle(讨价还价)politelywiththelocalvendorsforauniquesouvenir.21．WhichdestinationisfreefromlargecrowdsoftouristsinSeptember?A．Santorini,Greece. B．Lisbon,Portugal.C．Queenstown,NewZealand. D．Marrakech,Morocco.22．WhatisQueenstownmostfamousfor?A．Colorfultiledbuildings. B．Adventureactivities.C．Bustlingnightmarkets. D．Stunningsunset.23．WhatdoestheauthorsuggestvisitorsdoinMarrakech?A．TasteAssyrtikowine. B．Trypasteldenata.C．Buydistinctivesouvenirs. D．HikeintheSouthernAlps.WhenIinherited(继承)mygrandmother’soldwoodendesklastsummer,Ineverexpectedittochangemyrelationshipwithwriting.Thedesk,withitsfadedcherryfinishandasmalldrawerstuckshut,hadsatinheratticforoveradecade.Myparentssuggesteddonatingit,butsomethingaboutthecarvedfirstlettersofgrandma’name“E.M.”onthecornermademedecidetobringithome.Ispentanentireweekendtryingtoopenthestuckdrawer.NothingworkeduntilIrememberedGrandma’sloveforbeeswaxcandles—shealwayslitthemwhilewritingletterstohersister.Irubbedapieceofbeeswaxalongthedrawer’sedges,anditslidopen.Insidewasatatterednotebookfilledwithherpoetry,afountainpenwithdriedink,andanotethatread:“Fortheonewhowillcarryonthewords.”Grandmawasaquietwomanwhorarelytalkedaboutherwriting.Ihadnoideashecomposedpoetry,letalonethatshedreamedofhavingherworkpublished.AsIreadherverses—aboutthebeautyofruralsunsets,thepainoflosingherhusbandyoung,andthejoyofwatchinghergrandchildrengrow—IfeltaconnectiontoherIhadneverexperiencedbefore.Herwordsweresimplebutheartfelt,andtheymademeseetheworldthroughhereyes.Inspiredbyhernotebook,Istartedwritingagain.Ihadabandonedmyhobbyofwritingshortstoriesyearsago,overwhelmedbyschoolworkandthefearthatmywordswerenotgoodenough.ButsittingatGrandma’sdesk,usingherfountainpen,Ifoundmyvoiceagain.Iwroteaboutmychildhoodsummersatherfarm,aboutthewaythedesksmelledlikecedarandmemories,andaboutthecourageittookforGrandmatowriteinsecret.Lastmonth,Isubmittedoneofmystoriestoalocalliterarymagazine.Tomyshock,itwasacceptedforpublication.WhenIreceivedtheacceptanceletter,IplaceditonthedesknexttoGrandma’snotebook.Inthatmoment,Iknewshewassmilingdownonme.Thedeskwasneverjustapieceoffurniture—itwasabridgebetweentwogenerations,areminderthatourwordscanliveonlongafterwearegone.24．Whydidtheauthorrefusetodonatethedesk?A．Theauthorknewitcouldmakeadifferencetowriting.B．Theauthorwastouchedbytheinitials“E.M.”.C．Theauthorthoughtitwasanexpensivepieceoffurniture.D．Theauthordiscoveredthesecretinthedrawer.25．WhatdoestheunderlinedsentenceinPara.2imply?A．Grandmaleftthedesktowhoeverfoundthenotebook.B．Grandmahopedtowriteletterstohersister.C．Grandmaexpectedtheauthortocontinuewriting.D．Grandmadreamedofpublishingherpoetry.26．Whatdoesparagraph3mainlytalkabout?A．Theauthor’sunderstandingofgrandma’slife. B．Thebeautyofgrandma’swords.C．Grandma’swritingstyle. D．Grandma’searlyexperiences.27．Whatmightbethebesttitleforthetext?A．UnpublishedPoetry. B．JourneyBacktoWriting.C．SecrettoaLongLife. D．GiftintheDrawer.Icelandisnolongermosquito-free.OnOct21,2023thecountry’sNaturalScienceInstituteannouncedthatthreemosquitoeshadbeendiscoverednearReykjavik,thecapitalcity.Thismarks“thefirstrecordofmosquitoesoccurringinthenaturalenvironmentinIceland”,MatthiasAlfredsson,ascientistattheinstitute,toldCNN.Mosquitoesarecommoninsectswithover3,700speciesworldwide,accordingtotheUSCentersforDiseaseControlandPrevention.Iceland,thankstoitscold,harshclimate,hadbeenoneoftheonlytwoplacesonEarthundisturbedbymosquitoes,theotherbeingAntarctica.However,climatechangeischangingthat.Thisspring,Icelandsawrecordtemperatures,hitting26.6°ConMay15,withsomeareasexperiencingmorethan10°Caboveaverage,accordingtotheIcelandicMeteorologicalOffice.Icelandisn’tthefirstplacetoloseitsmosquito-freestatus,saidnewswebsiteLiveScience.Hawaiiwasmosquito-freeuntil1826,whenthey“hitchhiked”thereonEuropeanandAmericanshipsandthrivedinHawaii’shot,humidclimate.Eveninregionswheremosquitoesarecommon,morespeciesareappearingastheplanetwarms,saidTheGuardian.Forexample,intheUK,twoinvasivespecies,includingtheEgyptianmosquito,werediscoveredthisyear.Theycanspreaddiseaseslikedenguefever(登革热),whichaffects100to400millionpeopleannually,accordingtotheWorldHealthOrganization.Mosquitoeslovewarmtemperatures.Theyarecold-blooded,orectothermic(变温的),meaningtheirbodytemperaturematchestheirenvironment,explainedTheConversation.Mosquitolarvae(幼虫)needtemperaturesbetween7°Cand16°Ctogrow,whileadultsprefertemperaturesover27°Candgointohibernation(冬眠)below10℃.Besidestemperature,climatechangeinfluencesmosquitospreadbymakingprecipitation(降水)irregular,StanfordReportnoted.Giventhatmosquitoesstayinstill,dirtywaterbeforebecomingflyingadults,floodscreatebreedingpoolsforthem,whiledroughtsleadpeopletostorewater,increasingmosquitohabitats,accordingtotheWorldMosquitoProgram,anon-profitrunbyMonashUniversityinAustralia.Whilemosquitoesaretakingadvantageofclimatechange,otheranimalsarebeingforcedtoexpandtheirrangefurthernorthforthesamereason,saidWorldAtlas.ThisisparticularlytrueforArcticspecieslikepolarbearsandsnowyowls.28．WhatmadeIcelandoncefreeofmosquitoes?A．Strictpoliciestokillmosquitoes. B．ItsgreatdistancefromAntarctica.C．Theuniquelocalclimate. D．AbanonshipsarrivingfromAmerica.29．Whatdoestheunderlinedword“they”inparagraph3referto?A．Europeans. B．Mosquitoes. C．Americans. D．Ships.30．Whatisthereasonforthechangeofmosquitodistribution?A．Anon-profitprogram. B．Invasivespecies. C．Warmertemperatures. D．Dirtywater.31．Whatcanbeinferredaboutclimatechangefromthelastparagraph?A．Ithasgotpositiveeffectsfrommosquitoes.B．Ithasenabledanimalstofindnewhabitats.C．Ithasservedasanindicatorofanimalbreeding.D．Ithashadanotableimpactoncertainspecies.Whetherit’smusic,literatureorcinema,weallseekemotionalcomfortinsomeformofartfromtimetotime.However,thepowerofartactsnotonlyonourminds,butalsoonourbodies.Forthefirsttime,aUKstudyhasfoundthatartpositivelyaffectstheimmune,endocrine(内分泌的)andnervoussystemsallatonce,reportedTheGuardian.Theexperimentinvolved50healthyadultsaged18to40.HalflookedatoriginalartworksattheCourtauldGalleryinLondon,whiletheotherhalflookedatcopiesofthesamepaintingsinanon-gallerysetting.Thehealthsensorstheyworerecordeda22percentreductionofstresshormonesinthegallery-goersand8percentfortheothergroup,reportedArtFund,theUK’snationalcharityforart.Inflammatorymarkers(炎症标志物),whicharesignsofhealthissueslikeheartdiseaseandanxiety,alsodroppedbyabout30percentforthegallerygroup.Meanwhile,signsofexcitement,likeahigherheartrate,wereobserved,indicatingthatartcanbothcalmandenergizeourbodies.Moreover,thesebenefitsseemedconsistentregardlessofthevolunteers’artknowledge.Whatmakesartsopowerful?Scientistshavedifferenttheories.One,developedbyEdwardVesselattheCityCollegeofNewYork,lookstoourbrain’sdefault(默认的)modenetwork,whichiswidelybelievedtoplayakeyroleincreativity.Thisnetworkusuallyquietsdownwhenweengagewiththeoutsideworld.However,whenweenjoyart,itbecomesactivealongwithotherfocus-relatedpartsofthebrain.Thiscouldbewhyartexperiencescanfeelveryintense.Eventhoughwearestilllearninghowthisworks,thepowerofarthasbeenappliedintherapysincethemid-20thcentury.Itwasfirstdevelopedtohelptraumatized(心理受创的)WorldWarIIsoldiersexpressthemselves,asthetraumasoftenaffectedtheirbrain’sspeechcenters,limitingtraditionaltalktherapy,accordingtoAmericanScientist.Sincethen,arttherapyhasbenefitedover650millionpeopleworldwide.StudiesliketherecentoneintheUKcanhelpmakearttherapymoreavailable.“Weneedmoreresearchthatshowstheoutcomesinaveryquantitativeway,inascientificway,inabroad,systematicway,”saidMarygraceBerberian,aprofessoratNewYorkUniversity.Sheexplainedthatpolicymakersandinsurancecompaniesrelyonthisdatatomakedecisionsaboutcoverage,accordingtoaNewYorkUniversitypressreleaseinSeptember.32．WhatdoestheUKstudymainlyfind?A．Artknowledgematterstogetcomfort. B．Arthaspositiveeffectsonhumans.C．Galleriescantaketheplaceofhospitals. D．Healthsensorscanreducestresshormones.33．WhatcanwelearnaboutdefaultmodenetworkfromEdwardVessel’stheory?A．Itbecomesactivewhenweengagewithart.B．Itintensifiesartexperiencesinquietcircumstances.C．Itallowsustostaycalmincontactwiththeoutsideworld.D．Itholdsakeyroleinactivatingourbrain’sfocus-relatedparts.34．Whatistheauthor’spurposeinwritingPara.5?A．Torecommendawaytoprotectsoldiers. B．Toillustratethedangersoftrauma.C．Toshowhowarttherapywasdiscovered. D．Toprovethebenefitsofart.35．WhatisMarygraceBerberian’sattitudetowardsarttherapy?A．Doubtful. B．Intolerant. C．Precise. D．Critical.TheArtoftheRestart:HowtoFocusonWhatYouHaveWe’veallhadmomentswhenlifeslamsthebrakes.Maybeitwasanunexpectedlossofalovedone,aprofessionalsetback,ortheheavyrealizationthatyoumadeagenuinemistake.Wehitawall,andsuddenly,thevibrantjourneyoflifefeelslikestoppinginagrey,endlessstationwherewewaitforthelighttoreturn.36Weoftenmentally“beatup”onourselvesfarworsethananyoutsidecriticevercould.Thefirstandmostimportantactofself-restart,isdroppingtheinvisiblebackpackofguilt.Thatbackpackgetsheavierwitheverypassingday.Forgiveyourself.37Youcan’tcontrolwhathashappened,butyoucancontrolwhatyoucarryforward.Onceyou’veclearedtheslate,it’stimetofocusonyourabundance,notwhatyoulack.It’seasytolookaroundandfeellikeyou’remissingthekeyingredientsforhappiness.Butafundamentaltruthofjoyisthatitcomesfromwhatyoufocusonrightnow.38Yourlifeisnotdefinedbyitsgaps;it’sdefinedbythemagnificentstructureyou’vealreadybuilt.39Whenwe’rehurting,isolationcanfeelsafe.Butgoodhealingisrarelyasoloproject.Thismeansfindingyourconfidant(知己):shareyourburdenwithacompassionatepersonwhowilllistenwithoutjudgment.Beingseenandheardisapowerfulformofhealing.If“re-starting”stillfeelsoverwhelming,trythemoodmagicofmovement.40Findamovementyouactuallyenjoy—abriskhikeinnature,glidingonabike.Thegoalisn’tpunishingyourself;it’sfindingjoyinmotion.Letthecombinedpoweroffreshairandphysicalactivityworktheirsilentmagiconyourwholebeing.Treatyourselflikeagoodfriend.Choosetobegratefulforthegiftofthehumanexperience.Giveyourselfpermissiontobeamessy,learning,flawedhumanbeing.A．Learnthelesson,andlettheguiltgo.B．Bringsomenewbeautyintotheworld.C．Don’tmeasureyourlifebywhat’smissing.D．Exerciseisthekeytounlockingthebestmood.E．Afterreframingyourfocus,reachoutandconnect.F．Allowyourselftimetoprocessthesefeelingsalone.G．Butthetruthis,themostcourageousthingischoosingtore-start.三、完形填空KilianJornet,aSpanishultrarunner,steppedoutsideandstartedanotherextremeday,cyclingthedistanceofaTourdeFrancestagebeforerunningandclimbingthelandofAmerica’shighest41.Jornetcalledhisone-monthchallengeStatesofElevation.In31days,hetraveledfromNewYorktoColorado,42peaksover4,200meterstall.43filledhispath.Icecoverednarrowridges.Looserocksslipped44hisfeet.Somedaysbroughtintenseheat;othersbroughtfreezingrain.Yethe45tostop.“Thereweremomentswhenmybodywantedtogiveup,”hesaid.“Butmymindstayedcalm.I46thenextstep,notthewholemountain.”Jornetoftenmovedfor16to18hoursadayand47onlyafewhoursbeforestartingagain.Everymovementonthetrailcamefromhisown48—noenginesorlifts.Thisjourneydidnotgrowfromaloveofrecords.Itgrewfrom49.Jornetwantedtoreconnectwithnatureand50thelimitofhumanbodyandmind.“Themountains51youwhoyoureallyare,”hesaid.“Outthere,nothingisfake.Only52matters.”Aftermorethan480hoursofmovement,hereachedthefinalpeak.Nocrowdswaited.Nocelebration53.Onlysilenceandwidesky.Butthemarkheleftwas54.Itisastoryofenduranceandthequietpowerof55.41．A．trail B．peak C．forest D．valley42．A．moving B．enjoying C．tackling D．measuring43．A．Mystery B．Surprise C．Fear D．Danger44．A．beyond B．through C．beneath D．on45．A．refused B．managed C．planned D．expected46．A．pickedup B．worriedabout C．focusedon D．referredto47．A．parked B．slept C．waited D．improved48．A．strength B．heart C．team D．idea49．A．wisdom B．curiosity C．patience D．fame50．A．set B．display C．break D．explore51．A．teach B．define C．award D．warn52．A．peace B．truth C．success D．effort53．A．counted B．followed C．faded D．increased54．A．deep B．casual C．fresh D．popular55．A．energy B．perseverance C．bravery D．reflection四、语法填空阅读下面短文，在空白处填入1个适当的单词或括号内单词的正确形式。QigongisaspecialkindofChineseexercise.Ithelpspeoplestayhealthybymovingslowly,breathingdeeply,andfocusingthemind.Theword“Qi”meansenergy,and“Gong”meanspractice.Therefore,Qigongmeans“thepracticeofenergy”.Unlikerunningorjumping.Qigongisslowandgentle,butitcanhelpwithstress,tiredness,weakdigestion,orevensleep56(problem).InChineseculture,peoplebelievethatQiflowsinsidethebody,likewater57(flow)throughrivers.58Qimoveswell,thebodyfeelsstrong.Butifitgetsblocked,wemayfeelsickorweak.QigonghelpsunblockandguidetheQi,andthebodybecomesbalancedagain.PeopledoQigongbystandingstill,movingarmsslowly,turningthebody,andbreathingdeeply,59lookseasy,buttakespractice.Someformsalsoincludesoftsoundsorspecialhandshapestohelpfocustheenergy.Qigong60(practise)inChinaforover2,000years.Inancienttimes,doctors,monks,andmartialartistsallpractisedQigong.Somedidit61healingandpeaceofmind,andotherstomaketheirKungFu62(strong).Today,manypeoplestillpractiseQigonginparksorhomes.Somedoitin63morningtofeelfresh.Othersdoitatnighttorelax.EvenchildrencanlearnsimpleQigongtohelpthem64(breath)betterandfocusmore.Qigongisnotaboutwinningorspeed.Itisaboutlisteningtoyourbodyandstayingcalm.Itshowsthe65(wise)ofChineseculture—healingwithbreath,movement,andpeace.五、书信写作66．假定你是校世界文学研习社（theWorldLiteratureStudyClub）社长李华，计划举办“作品分享会”，你想邀请外教Mr.Smith参加。请给他写一封英文邮件，内容包括：1.介绍活动目的、时间、地点；2.请他在活动中分享自己的看法；3.表达期待。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。DearMr.Smith,______________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________Yours,LiHua六、书面表达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。Inthewarmsummersun,Tommyandhisfriendswererollerskating,fillingCloverAvenuewithjoyandlaughter.Suddenly,anelderlywomanappearedoutofnowhere.“Hi,Tommy.Canyoucometomyhousetomorrowafterschool?”“Sure,noproblem,”Tommyturnedhisheadaroundasheanswered.AssoonasTommyrealizedthatitwasMrs.Johnson,heregrettedhisreply.Butitwastoolate.Shehadwalkedaway.TheJohnsonshadrecentlymovedinonthegroundfloorandtheneighborswerealittleafraidofthenewcomers.Actually,Mrs.JohnsonstartedcomplainingaboutTommyandhisfriendsplayingnearherwindowsincedayone.Thefollowingday,Tommygatheredhiscourage,knockedonthedoorandwaitednervously.WhenMrs.Johnsonfinallyopenedthedoor,Tommywastakenabackbyhersun-kissedcomplexion(晒得黝黑的肤色)andneatlytiedwhitehair.“Don’tbeshy.I’moldbutnotawitch(巫婆),”shelaughedlightly.Tommynoddedandsteppedinside.Theapartmentwallswerefullofphotographs.Inoneofthem,hesawabeautifulgirlstandinginRome’sPantheon.“Thisismygranddaughter,Emily,”Mrs.Johnsonexplainedcalmly.“Takeoffyourshoes,youngman,”shesaidwithawarmsmile.Tommyobedientlyremovedhissneakers.AsTommysettledintohischair,MrsJohnsonreturnedfromthekitchenwithalargecaketoppedwithredstrawberries.“Ibakedthisforyou,”shesaid,placingitonthetable.Tommy’seyeswidenedinsurprise.“Ihadnoideashecouldbake,”hethought.Mrs.Johnsoncuthimaslice.“Thankyou,”Tommysaidquietly,takingabite.Itwasdelicious.Followingamoment’ssilence,Mrs.Johnsonopenedhermouthandsaid.“Yousee,EmilyspendsalotoftimewithusasherparentsworkinItaly.Sheisveryill,andthedoctorsrecommendsherestalot.”Afterabriefpause,sheasked,“Tommy,Inoticedthatyouaretheleaderofyourgroup.Canyouandyourfriendsfindanotherplacetoplay?”注意：1.续写词数应为150左右；2.请安如下格式在答题卡的相应位置作答。BeforeTommycouldrespond,apale,tiredgirlappearedinthedoorway.__________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________Thenextday,Tommyexplainedeverythingtohisfriends.__________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________参考答案题号12345678910答案ACAABBCBAC题号11121314151617181920答案ACABCBACCB题号21222324252627282930答案ABCBCADCBC题号31323334353637383940答案DBADCGACED题号41424344454647484950答案BCDCACBABD题号5152535455答案ADBAB1．A【原文】M:Youusedtoplaytheguitaronlywhenyouhadfreetime.W:True,Iplayedjustonceaweekatmost,butlatelyI’vemadeitpartofmydailyroutine,andI’vemadeincredibleprogressoverthepast2weeks.2．C【原文】W:Checkoutthisreportaboutayounggirlwhofightsforchildren’seducation.M:Oh,Irememberlearningaboutherworkinoursocialstudiesclass.W:Metoo.Thereportsaysshe’smadeeveryefforttohelpkidsgotoschool.It’sreallyinspiring.3．A【原文】M:Wow,thissmarttooltookallmyclassnotesandturnedthemintoasummaryspeechandanorganizedstudyguide.Itfeelslikehavingapersonalteacher.W:Indeed,technologyhasmadenote-takingandstudyingmoreefficientthaneverbefore.4．A【原文】M:Someonerecentlyaskedmewhythesesmallactionsmatter.W:Rememberthisquote“Bethechangeyouwishtoseeintheworld”.Iusedtothinkvaluescamefromwhatyoulearn.NowIrealizetheygrowfromsmallchoiceswemakedaily.That'smostimportantofall.5．B【原文】W:Nowthatyou’reoutofthehouse,Imissthelittledailythingsweusedtodo,evenjustchattingwhilecooking.M:Metoo.I’mreallygladwestillspendholidaystogether,butImissthosesimpleroutinesmost.6．B7．C【原文】W:Oh,thereyouare.I’vebeenlookingforyoueverywhere.Ijustwenttoyourlastclassroom,butyourteachersaidyou’dalreadyleft.Shementionedyoumighthavegoneforlunch,soIfiguredI’dcheckhere.GladIcaughtyou.M:Hey,Iwasplanningtomeetyouatthelibrarythisafternoontoworkonourproject.We’dbettergetstartedonitsoon.W:Yes,sure.Mylastclassendsat4PM.Whydon’twemeetanhourafterthat?M:Actually,I’llbe15minuteslaterthanthat.Ineedtofinishmysoccerpracticefirst.W:Okay,thatworksperfectly.

8．B9．A【原文】W:Hi.Dan.How’stherestaurant?M:Busy,nowonlineordersareup.W:Ithoughtyourrestaurantwasmostlyforeatingin.M:Itwas.Butnotenoughcustomersrespondedtoourpreviousmode,soI’mfollowingthemarketneedelsewhere!Wenowofferamealplanservice,makingfreshmealsdailyanddeliveringthemtoourmonthlysubscribers.W:Impressive!M:That’smyfavoritepartofrunningabusiness—toadapt.W:What’sthemealplanlike?M:Customerstellustheirfoodlikesanddislikes.Weplantheirmealsforaweek,cookfreshdaily,anddeliverthemhot.W:Howdidyougettheidea?M:Acustomersuggestedit.ShementionedthiswasapopulartrendonsocialmediaandsuggestedIconsidermarketingmybusinessthisway.SoItookheradvice!10．C11．A12．C【原文】M:So,yourheadteacherinvitedmeheretovis