河南郑州市外国语学校2025-2026学年高三下学期3月阶段检测英语试卷（含答案）

郑州外国语学校2025-2026学年下期高三调研6考试试卷

英语

(120分钟150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

对话仅读一遍。

1.Wherearethespeakers?

A.Inaclassroom.B.Inarestaurant.C.Onatenniscourt.

2.Whydoesthewomanfeelupset?

A.Shehasnomoneytobuyacar.

B.Tomdidn'tlendhiscartoher.

C.ShequarreledwithTom.

3.Whatarethespeakerstalkingabout?

A.Ariver.B.Afilm.C.Amusician.

4.Howdidthewomanknowherhusband?

A.Byafriend.B.Bynewspaper.C.OntheInternet.

5.WhathappenedtoLarrylastnight?

A.Hecouldn'tfindhishotel.

B.Hewascaughtintherain.

C.Hefellintothewater.

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。

听第6段材料，回答第6、7题。

6.Howdoesthewomangotoworkingoodweather?

A.Bybike.B.Onfoot.C.Bycar.

7.Whatdothespeakersthinkabouttakingthetrain?

A.Itisfaster.B.Itismoreconvenient.C.Itissafer.

听第7段材料，回答第8、9题。

8.Whydoesthemansaysorrytothewoman?

A.Hehadherwaitforawhile.

B.Hewastedsomeofherpaper.

C.Hecan'tmailpackagesforher.

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9.Whatdoesthewomanneedtheformfor?

A.Movingoutofthedormitory.

B.Cancelingthecampusmailbox.

C.Applyingforthemailboxservice.

听第8段材料，回答第10至12题。

10.Wheredidthewomangolastnightbeforegettinghome?

A.Toafriend's.B.Toacinema.C.Toastore.

11.Whathappenedwhenthewomancametothedoor?

A.Thedooropened.B.Herkeywasmissing.C.Sheheardanoise.

12.WhowasKarl?

A.Thegatekeeper.B.Thewoman'sneighbour.C.Thewoman'scolleague.

听第9段材料，回答第13至16题。

13.Whatwillthemandotomakeachange?

A.Workasahairdresser.B.WatchTVathome.C.Giveupjunkfood.

14.Whatdoesthewomanspeakerthinkoftheman'sdecisions?

A.Impractical.B.Timely.C.Useful.

15.WhydoesClaudiahopetochangejobs?

A.Toformhealthyhabits.B.ToleaveBrazil.C.Totravelmore.

16.Whatdidthemanwanttobelastweek?

A.Afamouswriter.B.Amoviestar.C.Agreatsinger.

听第10段材料，回答第17至20题。

17.Whatdoesthespeakermainlytalkabout?

A.Howtostudyfaster.

B.Howtokeepthebrainactive.

C.Howtogainknowledgefrompractice.

18.Whydoesthespeakerrecommendlisteningtomusic?

A.Itcaneaseanxiety.

B.Itmakespeoplecreative.

C.Ithelpspeopletofocusontheirstudies.

19.Whatis"TwoThirds"?

A.Asong.B.Awayofstudying.C.Anapplication.

20.Whatisthespeaker'slastsuggestion?

A.Settingagoal.B.Havingapositiveattitude.C.Spendingmoretimepracticing.

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和D四个选项中，选出最佳选项。

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Notes:

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period

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Remarks:SomeoftheabovebenefitsdonotapplytoEatonSmart,NewDelhiAirport

TransitHotel.Toexplorethebenefitsofthishotel,pleasevisit1865..

21.Tohave1865membership,guestsneedto.

A.registerat1865..B.visitLanghamthreetimesinayear.

C.havefivestaysinLanghamyearly.D.stayinLanghampropertiesonce.

22.WhichofthefollowingstatementsisTRUEaccordingtothegiveninformation?

A.Gatewaymembershave4pmlatecheck-outpriorityanytimetheywant.

B.MemberscangetthebenefitslistedinthetableatallLangham'sproperties.

C.TheveryfirsthotelofLanghamcollectionwasbuiltin1865inBritain.

D.Top1%VoyagerswithsuperresidencerecordcanapplyforDestinymembership.

23.Tony,ontheirhoneymoontrip,wantstosurprisehiswifewithabunchofrosesonarriving

atthehotel.Tonyatleastneedstohavethemembershipof

A.EXPLORERB.GATEWAYC.VOYAGERD.DESTINY

B

Oneday,asNellysortedthroughvegetableleftovers,especiallycornhusks(外壳)from

herfamilykitchen,shenoticedtheirsoftfeelandstructure.Whatiftheseweren'tjustwaste,

butrawmaterialforsomethingbeautiful?Herfirstdollwasanexperiment.Usingdriedcorn

husksforthebodyandsilkythreadsfromcorncoresforthehair,shebuiltatinyfigure,dressed

itinlayeredleaves,andpaintedonaface.

Wordsoonspread.Visitorstoherflowershopadmiredthedolls,oftenmistakingthemfor

handicrafts.Encouragedbytheresponse,Nellybegantakingcustomorders.Eachdollwas

handmade,unique,andreflectedherevolvingtechnique.Today,sheoperatesfromasmall

studiospacewhereshecontinuestohandcraftthesedollstoorder.Withnoformalarttraining,

shehastaughtherselfhowtosubtilizenaturalmaterials,drythemfordurability,andcombine

themwithdecorativeelementslikeseeds,flowers,andleaves.

Craftingonedolltakesseveraldays.First,thevegetablewasteiscarefullysorted,washed,

andsun-dried.Nellyusesthehuskstoformthebody,foldingandfoldingthemintoshape.The

cornmilkiswovenintohair,whiledriedflowersformnecklacesorskirts.Afinaltouchof

paintbringsoutfacialfeatures,personality,andcharacter.Notwodollsarealike,andthat's

exactlyhowNellylikesit.

Nelly'sjourneyhasn'tgoneunnoticed.Hercraftisnowinspiringwomeninneighboring

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A

1865

----By1865MEMBERSHIPOFFICE

Langham'slegenddatesbackto1865,whenTheLangham,LondonopenedasEurope's

first“GrandHotel”.Forover140years,thisflagshiphotelhasbeenattheforefrontof

charming.Today,allLanghampropertiesworldwideshowthesamephilosophy,reflecting

eleganceindesign,innovationinhospitality,genuineserviceandfascinationofthesenses.

ABOUT1865

1865isourwayofsayingthank-youforyoursupporttoourcollectionofhotels.

Bringingyouexclusivebenefitsandrecognition,weensureyourstaywithusisespecially

comfortableanduniquelymemorable.

EXPLORER

Guestswhoarejustbeginningtogettoknowusbystayingonceinourpropertieswill

beinvitedtobecomeExplorermembers.

GATEWAY

Stay3timesatanyofourpropertieswithina12-monthperiodandyouwillbeentitled

toGatewaymembership.

VOYAGER

ToenrolasVoyagermember,simplygatheratotalof5stayswithin12months

DESTINY

Thismembershiprankisreservedforthetop1%ofVoyagermemberswhoshowthe

highestlevelofcommitmentbystayinginoursuperior-categoryroomsandsuites(套房).

Exclusivetoachosenfew,Destinymembershipisofferedbyinvitationonly.

1865MEMBERSHIPBENEFITS

EXPLORERGATEWAYVOYAGERDESTINY

AT-A-GLANCE

In-roombroadbandInternetaccess****

Latecheck-out¹-*(4pm)*(6pm)*(8pm)

Personalizedroompreferences***

Personalizedwelcomeservices*(one)*(two)

Upgradetonextroomcategory²**

One-waycoachservice³火

Exclusivegift*

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villagestoexploresimilarideaswithplantwaste,encouragingentrepreneurshipatitgrassroots

level.Inaregionwhereeconomicopportunitiescanbelimited,hermodelofself-employment,

basedonsustainablepractices,isquietlyempoweringwomentoearnfromtheirownhomes,

usingnothingbutkitchenscrapsandcreativeinstinct.

24.WhichwordcanbestdescribeNelly'sdoll-makingcraft?

A.Sustainable.B.Conventional.C.Portable.D.Luxurious.

25.Whatdoestheunderlinedword“subtilize”inparagraph2mean?

A.Handle.B.Protect.C.Analyze.D.Supply.

26.WhydoesNellywantnotwodollstobealike?

A.Tofollowmarkettrends.B.Toreduceproductioncosts.

C.Tomeetcustomers'demands.D.Tomaintainartisticindividuality.

27.HowdoesNelly'smodelbenefitwomeninherregion?

A.Byprovidingfactoryjobs.B.Byofferinggovernmentallowances.

C.Byenablinghome-basedincome.D.Byhelpingthemestablishbrandawareness.

C

Eachyear,over1.2billionnewsmartphonesareproducedworldwide.Thisnotonly

consumessignificantenergyandnaturalresourcesbutalsoresultsinlargeamountsof

electronicwaste,asusersoftenreplacefunctionaldeviceseveryfewyears.Toaddressthis

issue,researchershavedevelopedanewapproach—transformingoldphonesintosmall-scale

datacentersforpracticalapplications.

"Innovationoftenbeginsnotwithsomethingnew,butwithanewwayofthinkingabout

theold,"saidHuber,anassociateprofessor.Theresearchteamdemonstratedthatoutdated

smartphonescanbetransformedintotinydatacenterscapableofprocessingandstoringdata

forreal-worldapplications.Theyalsofoundthatbuildingsuchadatacenteronlycostsaround

8eurosperdevice,makingitaneconomicalsolution.

Intheirexperiment,thescientistscarefullyremovedthebatteriestopreventchemical

leakageandconnectedfouroldphonesusing3D-printedcases.Thesystemwaspowered

externallyandtestedinpracticalenvironments.Onesuccessfultrialofthenewapproach

involvedunderwatersealifemonitoring,wherethedeviceautomaticallyrecordedandanalyzed

seaspecies.Tasksthatoncerequireddiverscannowbehandleddirectlybythedevice

underwater.

Thesereuseddevicesshowpromiseinotherareasaswell.Forexample,theycouldbe

appliedatbusstopstomonitorpassengerflowpatternsandhelpurbanplannersadjustpublic

transportationschedulesandroutes.Thisapproachnotonlyreducese-wastebutalsosupports

sustainabledigitalsolutionsformoderncommunities.

“Thissmart,greenapproachrethinksourthrowawaytechculture.Sustainabilityisnotjust

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aboutpreservingthefuturebutalsoaboutreimaginingthepresent,turningyesterday'sdevices

intotomorrow'ssolutions,"addedUlrich,anAssociateProfessorofSoftwareEngineering.

Withminimalinvestmentandcreativethinking,outdatedtechnologycanservenewpurposes,

contributingtoagreenerdigitalsocietywhileeffectivelyaddressingthegrowingproblemof

electronicwaste.

28.Whichofthefollowingbestdescribesthenewapproachinparagraph2?

A.Time-saving.B.Cost-effective.C.User-friendly.D.Labor-intensive.

29.Whatwasasuccessfulapplicationofthenewapproach?

A.Assistingdiversinrecordingseaanimals.B.Producing3D-printedcasesforoceanuse.

C.Monitoringunderwaterlifeindependently.D.Supplyingpowertounderwaterequipment.

30.Whatcanweinferaboutthereuseddevicesfromparagraph4?

A.Theypredictthecitytrafficpatterns.B.Theyinformpassengersofbusarrivals.

C.TheyhelpwithsmartcitymanagementD.Theyassesstheworkofurbanplanners.

31.Whichcanbeasuitabletitleforthetext?

A.TheGlobalSmartphoneWasteProblem

B.AGreenSolution:RepurposingOldPhones

C.AnEco-DigitalGuide:ElectronicEngineering

D.TheSustainabilityofSmartCityDevelopment

D

InsomeWesternparts,childrenofhealthyweighthavelongbecometheexception.Now

eveninpoorcountries,childhoodobesity(肥胖)isspreadingfasterthaneverbefore.The

problemisnotnew:thepercentageofoverweightchildrenaroundtheworldwentupinthe

1980s,asjunkfoodbecameadietarystaple.Butthetrendtodayisalarming.Areportby

UNICEFfoundthatthenumberofschool-agedchildrenwhoareobeseis,forthefirsttime,

higherthanthosewhodonotgetenoughfoodtostayhealthy.

InNiueandtheCookIslands,nearly40%of5—19-year-oldsareobese—thehighestrates

intheworld.ThesouthPacificalsohassomeoftheworstadultobesityrates,fueledbyshifting

dietsandaculturethatprizessize.Americaranksinthetop20countriesforchildhoodobesity,

witharateof20%.InEurope,Hungaryleadswith15%.

Poorcountriesareparticularlyill-equippedtotacklethisissue.Healthsystemstherewere

builttofighthungernotobesity.Manybabiesarebornunderweightbecauseofpoordietswhen

theirmothersareexpectingthem.Thatalterstheirmetabolism(新陈代谢)andmakesrapid

weightgainandotherlong-termhealthproblemsmorelikelyinadulthood.InSouthAmerica

andpartsofAfricaandtheMiddleEast,theshareofoverweightchildrenisalreadyhigherthan

inwesternEuropeandisnearingthe45%seeninNorthAmerica.

Thereasonissimple:cheap,heavilyprocessedfoodsaredominatingchildren'sdiets

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worldwide,crowdingoutfreshfruits,vegetablesandproteins.AUNICEFsurveyof20low-

andmiddle-incomecountriesfoundthatmorethanhalfofbabiesaged6-23monthsin13

countrieshadconsumedsweetdrinksorsugaryfoodsthepreviousday.EveninBritainmany

ready-to-eatbabyfoodsmarketedashealthyarefarfromit.Incountrieswithlaxregulation,

themealsareworse.AstudyofhundredsofbabyfoodssoldinsevenSouth-EastAsian

countriesfoundthathalfwereultra-processed.Athirdcontainedadditivesthatarenot

permittedundertheCodexAlimentarius,theUN'sfood-standardscode.

Butchangingdietsishard.Ultra-processedfoodsareabout50%cheaperthanfreshor

minimallyprocessedfoods,accordingtotheUN'sreportonfoodsystems.Aglobalsurveyof

schoolmealsin2024foundthat25%ofschoolsservedprocessedmeats,21%servedsweets,

19%serveddeep-friedfoodand14%providedsugar-sweeteneddrinks.Strongerrulesthat

restricttheadvertisingandsalesofunhealthyfoodscouldhelp.Socouldfinancialaidtomake

goodfoodcheaper.Whatchildreneatearlyshapestheirtastesforlife.Adultdietsarehabits

fixedinchildhood.Onceformed,thosetastesarehardtoshift.

32.TheauthorcitesthespecificobesityratesofNiueandtheCookIslands,America,and

Hungaryinparagraph2primarily

A.toarguethatEuropeanpoliciesarethemosteffective

B.toshowtheproblemisglobal,affectingdiverseregions

C.toranktheeconomicdevelopmentlevelsoftheseplaces

D.tosuggesttheissueismostsevereinPacificIslandnations

33.Whichofthefollowingisamajorconcernregardingchildhoodobesityinpoorcountries

accordingtothepassage?

A.Parentsarenotawareoftherisksofobesityatall.

B.Childrenrefusetoeatanyfreshfruitsorvegetables.

C.Thereisacompletelackofregulationsonfoodadvertising.

D.Healthsystemsarenotdesignedtodealwithsuchproblems.

34.Accordingtothepassage,whatmakesultra-processedfoodssopopularworldwide?

A.Theytastebetterthanfreshfood.

B.Theyaremuchcheaperthanfreshfood.

C.Theyaremorenutritiousthannaturalfood.

D.Theyareeasiertocookathome.

35.Whatisthemainpurposeofthepassage?

A.Tocriticizethefoodindustryforpromotingunhealthyfoods.

B.Torecommendspecificlifestyleprogramsforobesechildren.

C.Toanalyzetheglobaltrendandchallengesofchildhoodobesity.

D.Tocompareobesityratesbetweendevelopedandpoorcountries.

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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。

Emotionalintelligenceisoftenspokenaboutasifit'samysteriousqualityyoueither

haveordon't36Ofcourse,developingemotionalintelligenceisn'tan

overnightachievement.It'slikelearningtoplayaninstrument:atfirstyoumayhitthewrong

notes,misunderstandtherhythm,orfeelawkward.37

Tuneintoyourinnersignals.

Mostpeoplearevaguely(模糊地)awareoftheiremotionalstate.Emotionalintelligence

beginsbyrefining(提炼)thisawarenessintosomethingspecific.Imagineyou'vejustbeencut

offintraffic.Yourbodytensesandyoumutterunderyourbreath.Inthatmoment,an

emotionallyintelligentapproachistopauseandsilentlynamewhatyoufeel:"frustration”,“a

senseofdisrespect”.38Itshiftstheexperiencefromaraw,automatic

reactionintosomethingyoucanobserveandhandle.

Learntopausebeforeresponding.

Oneofthegreatestpowersemotionalintelligenceoffersisthepause—thesmallgap

betweenstimulus(刺激)andresponse.39Withoutit,you'reapuppet(木偶

)towhateveremotionshowsup;withit,youbecometheauthorofyouractions.

Todevelopthepause,mindfulnessmeditationisaneffectivetrainingground.Sitting

quietly,focusingonyourbreath,andnoticingwhenyourmindwandersbuildstheabilityto

witnessthoughtsandfeelingswithoutimmediatelyactingonthem.

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Emotionalintelligenceisnotjustinward-looking.Acoreskillisempathy.Thisrequires

carefulobservationoftoneofvoice,facialexpressions,andbodylanguage.Apowerful

exerciseistospendadaypayingattentiontomicro-expressions—thosequicklypassingfacial

changesthatoftenrevealtruefeelingsbeforethey'remasked.Itcanhelpyourespondinways

thatmakeothersfeelseenandunderstood.

A.Practiceactivelisteningskills.

B.Readtheemotionalcurrentsofothers.

C.Butwithpractice,themusicstartstoflownaturally.

D.Inthatspaceliesyourabilitytochooseratherthanreact.

E.Simplynaminganemotionhasacalmingeffectonthebrain.

F.Seeemotionsnotasrandombehaviorbutasinformationcarriers.

G.Inreality,it'salivingskillthatyoucandevelopandsharpenovertime.

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)

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McDonald'sintheNetherlandshaslaunchedapioneeringadvertisingcampaign.Ituses

somethingthat'sevenmore41thanthegoldenarches.

Inspiredbytheeasilyrecognizablesmellofthechain'sFrenchfries,thebrandsetupthe

firstbillboard(广告牌)wherethesmellbecomesthe42Thethreeplainredor

yellowbillboardsdidn'tevenhavealogobutstill43toattracthungrycustomers.

Topassers-by,thehugebillboardssimplylooked44.However,whenthey

45withinabout15feetofthem,theywere46bythesmellofMcDonald'sfries.

McDonald'ssharedvideoshowspeopleapproachingthesignto47thesmell.

"IsitMcDonald’s?”asksoneofthem,whileasecondsays:“Fries?”Athirdthensays:“Ismell

fries,"withafourthadding:"ItsmellslikeaHappyMeal—McDonald’s?”anda

fifthfinally48shouts:"TheFrenchfriesfromMcDonald's!"Viewerswere

49withtheidea,commenting:"WishIhadaMcDonald'sNetherlandsnearme."

UsingsensorsandWi-Ficonnectivity,thebillboardscan50whensomeoneis

nearbyandreleasetheirsmellaccordingly.Thisapproachensuresthatthesmellisalways

present.Beingstrategically51within200yardsofrestaurants,thesebillboards

cleverlygivefastfoodfansthe52theyneedtotreatthemselves.

Whilethismightseemlikeagimmick(噱头),thereisgoodreasonforhavingcustomers

followtheir53"Whenitcomestosparking(触发)clearandemotionalmemories,

smellhasbeenproventobemore54thanimages,"explainedthechiefmarketing

officerofMcDonald'sNetherlands."Withtheinclusionofthisnextsenseinouradvertising,

we'vefoundanewwayto55peopleofgoodtimesatMcDonald's."

41.A.memorableB.meaningfulC.criticalD.acceptable

42.A.productB.sloganC.practiceD.advertisement

43.A.managedB.expectedC.promisedD.offered

44.A.flexibleB.emptyC.cleanD.modern

45.A.leftB.workedC.passedD.skipped

46.A.encouragedB.confusedC.greetedD.moved

47.A.copyB.imagineC.guessD.remember

48.A.carelesslyB.confidentlyC.secretlyD.suddenly

49.A.satisfiedB.disappointedC.inspiredD.impressed

50.A.tellB.investigateC.chartD.report

51.A.placedB.examinedC.protectedD.covered

52.A.supportB.pushC.faithD.power

53.A.trendB.noseC.preferenceD.stomach

54.A.reasonableB.seriousC.effectiveD.interesting

55.A.persuadeB.warnC.begD.remind

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第二节(共10小题；每小题1.5分，满分15分)

Virtualmuseumsnolongerserveasbackupoptionsforthosewhocannottravel.They

offeruniqueculturalvalueontheirown.

Overthepastdecade,digitalization56(become)adrivingforceinredefiningthe

museumexperience.WithAI-poweredtools,museumsareadoptingarangeoftechnologies

57(enhance)accessibilityandvisitorengagement.Insteadofstaringatstatic(静止的)

images,peoplecaninteractwithobjectsandexplorerooms58(close)tothepublicin

reallife.

Thevalueliesnotincopyingphysicalmuseums59inofferingwhatthephysical

worldcannot.Someexhibitsintegrateanimation,audio,andlayeredinterpretation.Others

reconstructlostheritageorofferbehind-the-sceneslooksatpreservation.

Amuseumwithoutwallscanadaptandrespondtoculturalshiftswithspeed.Exhibitscan

golive.60(update)donottakemonths.Theaudiencebecomespartoftheexperience,

notasilent61(observe).Allofthesearepossiblebecauseofsystemsbuilttorecreate,

organize,andpresentknowledgeinnewways.Eachofthesesystemsplaysadifferentrole.

Together,theychange62peopleaccesshistory.

Aswelookahead,museums,byembracingbothdigitaltransformationandcultural

stewardship(守护),have63uniqueopportunitytobecomemoreinclusive,engaging,

and64(sustain)thaneverbefore.Withinnovation65theheartofthemuseum

experience,thepossibilitiesarelimitless—andthenextchapterofmuseumevolutionisjust

beginning.

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，你的英国笔友Tom来信询问你的寒假生活。在刚刚过去的寒假中，你

经历了许多新鲜有趣的事情。请你给他回一封邮件，分享一件你的“寒假新鲜事”。

内容包括：

1.介绍你的“寒假新鲜事”;

2.分享你的感受；

3.询问对方的新鲜事。

注意：

1.词数80左右；

2.可以适当增加细节，以使行文连贯；

3.开头和结尾已为你写好，不计入总词数。

DearTom.

Howiseverythinggoing?

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Paragraph1:

Peter'sadvice,pairedwiththestranger'skindness,keptmegoingthroughthat

week.

Paragraph2:

Aweeklater,atSaltLakeAirportinUtah,Ispottedmydustybagontheconveyorbelt

(传送带)

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Yours,

LiHua

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。

ItallbeganatmylocalPortlandairportasIwascheckinginformyflightforSaltLake

City.Panichit:mysuitcasewasstillathome.Itheldeverythingforaweek-longconferencein

Utah:mytailoredsuit,afolderofprintedpresentations,eventhenovelIplannedtofinallyread

ontheflight.Withnotimetoturnback,Icalledmywife,whopromisedtosenditonthenext

flight.Anagentreassuredmethatitwouldreachmyhotelbyevening.Armedwiththat

promise,Iboarded,unawareoftheincrediblejourneythatawaitedmysuitcase.

Thatnightatmyhotel,nosuitcasearrived.IcalledDeltaAirlinesandPeter,abaggage

serviceagent,informedmethattheconnectingflighthadbeencanceled."Don'tworry.It'llbe

onthefirstflighttomorrowanddeliveredtoyourhotelby9a.m."hepromised.

Thenextmorningat9a.m.,nothing.IcalledDeltaagain,myvoiceshakingoverthe

phone.“Where'smybag?”“Canyoumakeitthroughtoday?”“ButIneedthestaffinmybag!

”Peterexplainedthatwithoutabaggageticketnumber,trackingwasdifficult,buthewould

keeptrying.Frustrated,Iwashedmyonlyshirtinthewashbowl,hungitneartheheater,and

hopeditwoulddryupfortheconferenceintheafternoon.

Bynoon,Petercalled.Hisvoiceapologeticandsympathetic,hetoldmethattherehad

beenamistakeandnowmysuitcasewastravelingtoNewYork'sLaGuardiaAirport.“Allyou

candoisfocusontoday”,headvised,tryingtoeasemyangerandanxiety,"Justtakeitasa

lighttravel”.Justthen,awell-dressedstrangerapproachedme.Tomyastonishment,hereached

intohisowncarry-onandpulledoutaneatlyfoldednewshirtandapairofsocks.“Traveling

Light?”hesmiled,hiseyestwinklingwithunderstanding.Asheofferedthemtome,I

mumbledthanks,overwhelmedwithablendofembarrassmentandgratitude.

注意：1.续写词数应为150左右；

2.请按如下格式在答题纸的相应位置作答。

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郑州外国语学校2025-2026学年下期高三调研6考试英语答案

第一部分听力

1-5.CBBAC6-10.CAABB11-15.CCCAC16-20.BAABB

第二部分阅读理解

21-25.DCCA