江苏南京第六十六中学2026届高三四月第一次检测英语（二模）+答案

2026届高三四月第一次检测（二模）

一、阅读（每小题2.5分，共50分）

A

Christmasiscoming.Seasonalfavoritesandsure-to-sell-outgiftsaregoingfast,butthere’s

stilltimetograbtheseholidaymust-havesbeforethey’regone.

EyeStones$30.00MadefromFinnishsoapstonethat’smorethan

twobillionyearsold,thesestonedisksbringtiredeyesrelieffromlong

hoursatthecomputeroritchinessduetoseasonalallergies.Chillthemin

therefrigeratorandapplyonorunderyoureyesforarock-solidspa

treatmentathome.MadeinFinland.

ScratchtheBellyNailFiles$20.00Whocanresistgivingagood

tummyscratchtoasweetpuppyorkitten?Withthissuper-adorable

additiontoanyanimallover’smanicure(美甲)set,youcanenjoythat

soul-satisfyingactivityanytime,whilekeepingyournailsinperfect(dare

wesaypaw-fect?)condition.MadeinChina.

FootSoleMassage(按摩)$50.00Thisrock-and-rollmassageset

willbemusictoyourfeet.Awaytogiveyourselfaneffectivefoot

massage,thesmoothsoapstoneballscanbeusedheatedforjustaquick

fewminutesathometoproviderelaxationandrelieftotiredfeet.Place

oneballatatimeinthecorkbaseand,whilesitting,massagethemost

tenderpointsofthesolesofyourfeet.MadeinFinland.

KazooThatChristmasTune$25.00Addsomefriendly

competitiontotheholidayseasonwiththismultiplayermusical

challenge.Usingtheincludedkazoos,you’llsingthrough100classicand

modernfestivesongstogetyourteammatestoidentifythemelodyand

earnpoints.Bestofall,youdon’tneedanymusicaltalent,singingskills,

ormemorizationofthelyrics.MadeinChina.

Shipping&Returns

Usuallyshipswithin24hours.

ShippingoutsideoftheU.S.?Youwillbequotedaspecificdeliverytimeframeatcheckout,

basedonyourdestinationcountryandtheavailableshippingmethods.SeeInternationalFAQfor

moreinformation.

Needtoreturn?Freereturnsareacceptedforever—notimelimits.Within30daysof

delivery,refunds(退)totheoriginalpaymentmethodwillbeavailable.After30days,refundswill

beprocessedtoadigitalgiftcard.Allitemsarerefundableunlessdamagedorfaulty.Seeour

returnpolicyformoredetails.

1．WhatdoEyeStonesandScratchtheBellyNailFileshaveincommon?

A．Theyareintendedforpersonalbodycare.

B．TheyaremadefromnaturalmaterialsinFinland.

C．Theycombinepracticalusewithahigh-techdesign.

D．Theyaretargetedatpeopleinneedofmedicaltreatment.

2．Whichofthefollowingcanbethemostsuitablegiftforfamilyentertainment?

A．EyeStones.B．ScratchtheBellyNailFiles.

C．FootSoleMassage.D．KazooThatChristmasTune.

3．Whatcanwelearnaboutthereturnpolicy?

A．Returnpolicydoesnotcoverinternationalorders.

B．Thecompanyoffersunconditionalrefundonproducts.

C．Adigitalgiftcardwillbegivenasarefundafter30days.

D．Allreturnswillberefundedtotheoriginalpaymentmethod.

B

Styleandcomforthavealwaysbeenofequalpriorityforme.IgotmyfirstpairofConverse

AllStarsinthe1980s.Foryears,IwalkedacrosscitiesfromChicagotoOslo-allwhilewearing

Converse,orFlyLondonboots-buildingawardrobeoflastingpieces.

At41,mylifechangedwithaParkinson’sdiagnosis.Thisdiseasebroughtinvoluntary,

painfultwistinginmyfeetandankles.Whenmedicationsfailed,mytoeswouldgriptheground

andmyankleswouldrollpainfully,causingmetostumbleorfall,whichwasmentallyand

physicallyexhausting.

Withmybodyturningagainstme,Iwasforcedtore-evaluateevenmymostbasicchoices,

startingwithmyshoes.MybelovedConversetriggeredtoetwisting,whilemyFlybootscaused

myanklestogiveway.

AturningpointcamewhensomeonerecommendedNiketacticalbootswithstiffsolesand

anklesupporttome.Followingthisadvice,IswitchedtoNikesandsoonworenothingelse.The

FlysandAllStarslanguishedinmycloset;butlettinggofeltimpossibleforsolong,theyhadfelt

like“me”.

AfriendsuggestedsellingmyunwearableitemsonVinted.Ilistedeverythingthathindered

(妨碍)mymovementandreceivedwarm,gratefulreviewsfrombuyers.Thisencouragementled

metoalsobecomeabuyer,discoveringstylishshirtsforlayeringtomanagemycondition’s

temperaturefluctuations(波动).

Ididn’ttouchmyoldshoesforalmostayearnotuntilthetimecametoinvestinanewpair

ofNikes.TheFlyssoldinaday,buttheConversetooklonger.Ihadpricedthemhigh,veryhigh.I

watchedthemsitmotionlessinmyrealandvirtualwardrobesuntilIreceivedanoffer.Iaccepted

andwrotethebuyeranote,explainingwhyIwassadtogivethemup.Herkindreply,withsweet

emojis,touchedmedeeply.She,too,wasaConversewearerwhounderstoodmyattachment,

Throughsuchtransactions,Iconnectedwithotherssharingstoriesofillnessandchangingstyles.

Now,Iwearwhichevershoesgivemecomfort,awarethatthismayevolvetoo.WhileIwalkless,

Istillseekoutclothesandshoesthatwillgothedistance.Thisjourneyhastaughtmewhatto

release,andhowpowerfulkindnesscanbeinhelpingusmoveforward.

4．WhydidtheauthorstopwearingherbelovedConverse?

A．Shewasgettingold.B．ShehadParkinson’sdisease.

C．Conversewasoutoffashion.D．Flybootsweremorecomfortable.

5．Whatdoestheunderlinedword“languished”inparagraph4probablymean?

A．Disappeared.B．Emerged.C．Stayed.D．Shrank.

6．HowdidtheauthorfeelwhenshedecidedtosellConverse?

A．Attached.B．Relieved.C．Grateful.D．Thrilled.

7．Whichofthefollowingcanbethebesttitleforthetext?

A．AShoeCollection:FromConversetoNike

B．AdaptingMyWalk:LivingwithParkinson’s

C．BeyondtheSale:FunctionalClothingforEveryone

D．FromStyletoComfort:LettingGoandMovingForward

C

Whenapersonistrappedinanavalanche(雪崩),thereisverylittletimebeforetheir

oxygensupplyrunsout.Anewsafetydevicethatchannelsairtotheburiedperson’sfacemay

extendsurvivalandincreasethechanceofasuccessfulrescue,aclinicaltrialsuggests.

Participantswereburiedface-downunderatleast50centimeters—aboutafootandahalf

—ofsnowatafieldsiteinnorthernItaly.Thegoalwastoremaintheresafelyfor35minutes.No

oneinthegroupwearingafunctioningsafetydeviceneededtoberemovedearlyduetolowblood

oxygenlevels,researchersreportOctober8inTheJournaloftheAmericanMedicalAssociation.

Minutesafteranavalancheburial,bloodlevelsofoxygenbegintodropandthoseofcarbon

dioxideclimb.Thechanceofsurvivaldecreasesstartingat10minutes.Aroundtwo-thirdsof

peoplewhoseheadandchestaretrappedundersnowwilldieofinsufficientoxygenwithin35

minutes.Thesafetydevice,integratedintoabackpack,hasafanthatdrawsairfromthe

surroundingsnowanddirectsittothefacefromoutletsintheshoulderstraps(肩带).Called

SafebackSBX,thebattery-operateddeviceweighsalittleover500grams,oraboutapound.

Inthetrial,researchersmonitoredparticipants’oxygenlevels,heartandrespiratory(呼吸的)

ratesandotherhealthmeasuresduringburial,whichendedifanyone’sbloodoxygenlevelbecame

dangerouslylow,below80percent.Thisdidnothappenforthe12peopleinthesafetydevice

group.Elevenremainedburiedforthefull35minutes,whileoneaskedtoberemovedearlydueto

unexpectedskinirritation(瘙痒).

Incontrast,sevenofthe12usingashamdevice(假装置)hadtostopprematurelybecause

theyfellbelowthebloodoxygencutoff.Anotherfourrequestedanearlyend：Threefeltshortof

breathandonehadapanicattack.Thelengthoftimetheshamdevicegroupremainedburied

largelyrangedfrom5to13minutes.Onlyonepersoninthatgroupstayedunderthesnowforthe

full35minutes.

Avalancheskillanaverageof100peopleinEuropeeachyear,includingskiersand

mountainclimbers.AvalanchedeathsinthelastseveralyearsintheUnitedStateshaveranged

fromroughlyonedozentoseveraldozen.

8．Whatistheprimaryfunctionofthenewsafetydevice?

A．Tokeeptheburiedpersonwarmunderthesnow.

B．Tolocatethepositionoftheburiedpersonaccurately.

C．Tosendemergencysignalstorescuetheburiedperson.

D．Toprovideacontinuousairsupplytotheburiedperson.

9．WhichofthefollowingcanbeSafebackSBX?

A．B．

C．D．

10．Comparedtotheshamdevicegroup,howdidthegroupwiththefunctioningdeviceperform?

A．Theyshowedsignificantlylowerheartrates.

B．Theymaintainedhigherbloodoxygenlevels.

C．Theyreportedfewerinstancesofskinirritation.

D．Theyweremorelikelytohavetroublebreathing.

11．Theauthormentionsavalanchedeathsinthelastparagraphto.

A．emphasizetheimportanceoftimelyrescue

B．justifytheneedstousethenewsafetydevice

C．warnmountainclimbersofthedangerofavalanches

D．indicatetherisingnumberofdeathscausedbyavalanches

D

Obesityhashistoricallybeenregardedasamoralfailing,andpeoplewithobesitydescribe

beingseenasdeficient,lazy,undeservingofrespect,lackingwillpowerandself-discipline.

Theseviewscontributetoweightbias,whichcanleadtoweightstigma(污名).“Weight

stigmaisamajorconcernthatneedstobeaddressedinclinicalpracticeandmedicaleducation,”

KathleenRobinson,assistantprofessorofCarverCollegeofMedicine,toldMedscapeMedical

News.Robinsonandcolleaguessurveyed395individualswhowereaskedabouttheirexperiences

relatedtoweightstigmaandhealthcare.Ofthese,73providednarrativeresponses,someofwhich

includedexperiencesofbeingshamed.

“Wefoundongoingtensionbetweenseeingweightassolelyaresultofpersonal

responsibilityandasamultifactorialconditionwithvariousuncontrollableaspects,”Robinson

reported.“Andwefoundhealthcareprovidersmadeassumptionsaboutpatientsbasedonbody

size,suchaswhattheywereeatingorwhethertheywereexercising,anddidn’tnecessarilyask

aboutoracknowledgethepatient’spreviousexperienceswithlosingweightorwhattheiractual

lifestylewas,”shesaid.Advicewasoften“simplisticanddismissive,”ratherthanaddressingthe

patient’sspecificneedsandhistory.

Weightstigmacanresultinphysiciansdismissingpatients’non-weight-relatedconcerns,

refusingcare,orattributinghealthproblemstoobesitywithoutconsideringothercauses.“Ifa

patientwithobesitypresentswithkneepain,forexample,it’salltoooftenattributedtoexcess

weight,”KasuenMauldin,professorofSanJoseStateUniversity,toldMedscapeMedicalNews.

“Buttherearemanycausesofkneepain,ofwhichmechanicalweight-relatedstressisonlyone.

So,beforeyouattributethekneepaintothepatient’sweight,askyourselfhowyouwouldhandle

thesamecomplaintinsomeoneoflowerbodyweightandsizeandifyouwouldconductthesame

workup.

Addressingweightstigmainhealthcareinvolveschangingtheclinicalapproachtopatients

withobesity.Physiciansshouldfocusonhelpingpatientssetandworkonbehavioralgoalsrather

thanonlosingweight,Mauldinsaid.“Ifyougotoafinancialplanner,youwon’tbetold,'Get

rich.’"Instead,you’llbegivenconcrete,practicalsteps,suchasdiversifyinginvestmentsorsaving

moneyeverymonth.Similarly,insteadoffocusingonweight,it’sbettertofocusonactionable

items,suchasfoodsubstitutions,fillingtheplatewithvegetables,orincreasingmovement.

“Measuringanddiscussingapatient’sweightmaynotalwaysbenecessaryateveryappointment

andmayperpetuate(使持续)theweight-centricmodelespeciallywhenapersonispresentingwith

anunrelatedconcern,Mauldinsaid.

12．AccordingtoDr.Robinson,whatwascommonamonghealthcareproviders?

A．Treatingpatientswithobesitywithoutanymercy.

B．Relyingonpatient’sspecificneedstotreatobesity.

C．Refusingtoprovideanymedicalcaretopatientswithobesity.

D．Guessingpatients’lifestyleswithoutcarefullyaskingfordetails.

13．Whatcanwelearnfromthecaseof“kneepain”?

A．Doctorsshouldsticktothesamemedicalprocedures.

B．Kneepainisthemostcommonamongpatientswithobesity.

C．Mechanicalweight-relatedstresscausespaininthepatients’knees.

D．Doctorstendtooverlookpotentialcausesofillnessduetoweightstigma.

14．WhichofthefollowingwillKasuenMauldindisagreewith?

A．Replacingsnackswithorganicfood.

B．Keepingtrackofchangesinyourweight.

C．Scheduling30minutesofexerciseeveryday.

D．Eatingmorevegetablesandlessprocessedfood.

15．Whatcanweinferfromthetext?

A．Weightstigmawillberemovedthroughthehealthcaresystem.

B．Patientsneedtobemotivatedtotakeresponsibilityfortheirweight.

C．Thehealthcaresystemshouldprovidemedicaleducationtopatients.

D．Physiciansshouldshiftfrombeingweight-centrictopatient-centered.

(二)七选五

Soillessfarming,asthenameimplies,isatypeoffarmingwhereplantsareculturedand

grownwithouttheuseofthesoil.Itisalsoasystematictechniquewhereplantsaregrownwithout

theuseofsoilasarootingenvironment.16

Duetolackingoriginality,conventionalfarminghasmanyprocessesandrequiresthe

manure(肥料)ofchemicalmixturestomakethesoilrichinnutrients.17Nutrientsare

providedtotheplants,majorlyinliquidform,andtheirneedsaremetthroughoutlife,fromseeds

toripefruit.

Inmanysoillessfarmingsystems,waterisrecycledandreuseduntiltheplantsarereadyto

harvest.18Additionally,itreducesthephysicallaborandenergyrequiredfrom

workers,helpingthemachievehigherprofitswhilekeepingcostsverylow.

Byfollowingstandardizedstepsthroughouttheentireproductionprocess,soillessfarming

cansupplycropstothemarketeveryday,meetingconsumers’needs.Whencountriesthatrelyon

foodimportsseehowproductivethisfarmingmethodis,theywillbegingrowingcropslocallyall

yearround.19

20Therateatwhichpathogens(病原体)attackthefarmwillbezeroasaresult

ofhowtheplantingenvironmentisconcerned,andifthepathogeneverattacks,theinfectedplant

willbeeasilyseparatedtoavoidinfectingthefarmasawhole.Developedcountriesintheworld

areexpectedtoadoptthismodeoffarmingbecausedoingsoreducestheleveloffoodimportation

andincreasestheavailabilityoffoodinthecountry.

A．However,soilfarmingrequiresmoreworkload.

B．Thequalityoftheharvestedfoodmaybecontrolled.

C．Afterall,foodimportsmightpollutetheenvironment.

D．Hence,soillessfarmingisanalternativetodryregions.

E．Withthismethod,cropscanbeplantedalmosteverywhere.

F．Soillessfarminghaslessworkloadandcanenhancegrowth.

G．Inthisway,evenseasonalproducecanbeharvestedanytime.

二、语法填空（15分）

Eachmonth,MelanieGoldbergovolunteersatthelocalfoodbank.ThispastDecember,she

hadthe21ofvisitingtheFoodBankoftheRioGrandeValleyinMcAllen,whereshe’s

learnedthatpovertyhasaverydifferent22inthemediacomparedtoreallife.Hunger

isnotjustadistantissue;italso23intheU.S.,whereover47millionpeoplefacefood

24.

Duringhervisit,Melaniehelpeddelivermealstofamilieswhowereoften25to

accepthelpoutofconcernsfortheirprivacy.Unlikeherexperiencesathome,wherefood

distributionwas26,theatmosphereinMcAllenwasmessyandmorepersonal.Butthis

allowedhertofeel27tothecommunity.Below,Melaniesharesher28onthe

experience.

Meetingfamilieswhowerelivinginsmall,29homes,oftenwithmanychildren,

revealedtomealevelofperseverancethatIhadnever30inAmericabefore.Still,the

childrenremainedjoyful,andtheparentsweregratefulforthehelptheyreceived31

thechallengingcircumstances.Thisunforgettableexperienceinspiredme.Therearepeoplewho

have32themselvestohelpingothersinthisway.33,thereisstillso

muchtobedonetoendhungerinthiscountry.Thistrip34mycommitmenttobeing

partofthesolutionforahunger-freeAmericaandencouragedmeto35forthosein

need.

21．A．optionB．privilegeC．freedomD．intention

22．A．expressionB．definitionC．imageD．discovery

23．A．worksB．survivesC．progressesD．exists

24．A．insecurityB．qualityC．addictionD．industry

25．A．cheerfulB．readyC．hesitantD．patient

26．A．promisedB．valuedC．encouragedD．organized

27．A．exposedB．connectedC．opposedD．related

28．A．recommendationsB．influencesC．reflections

D．decisions

29．A．self-madeB．newly-builtC．well-equippedD．eco-friendly

30．A．rememberedB．indicatedC．predictedD．witnessed

31．A．inspiteofB．duetoC．incaseofD．apartfrom

32．A．limitedB．accustomedC．submittedD．dedicated

33．A．UnavoidablyB．HopefullyC．UnfortunatelyD．Seriously

34．A．challengedB．renewedC．dismissedD．evaluated

35．A．prepareB．apologizeC．voteD．advocate

三、语法填空（15分）

阅读下面材料，在空白处填入适当的内容(1个单词)或括号内单词的正确形式。

Haveyouevertakenoffasweaterand—feltasurprisingshock?That’sstaticelectricity,

thebuildupofanelectriccharge.Itoccurswhentwoitemsrubagainsteachother,andelectrons

aretransferred36onethingorpersontoanother.Ifanobjecthasanexcessofelectrons,it

becomesnegativelycharged.Ontheotherhand,whensomethinghas37lackofelectrons,

itnaturallybecomespositivelycharged.Oppositechargesattract,sowhenanegativelycharged

objectcomesintocontactwithapositivelychargedone,theelectronswillflowfromthenegative

objecttothepositiveoneuntilthecharges38(balance).

Whenthehumanbodycarriesanexcessivepositivecharge,itismorelikely39

(generate)staticelectricity.Thisflowofelectronscausesthesparkorshockthatyoufeelwhen

youtouchametalobjectafterwalkingacrossa40(carpet)floorwithsockson,for

example.What’smore,staticelectricityismorecommoninthewinterthaninthesummer.Thisis

41theairistypicallydrierinthewinter,anddryairdoesn’tconductelectricityaswellas

moistair.Hence,it’s42(easy)forstaticchargestoaccumulateonobjects.

Althoughstaticelectricityisusually43(harm),itcanbeannoyingandsometimes

evenpainful.Thereareafewthingsyoucandotominimizestaticelectricity.Oneeffectiveway

involves44(use)ahumidifier(加湿器)toaddmoisturetotheair,45

increasesthehumidityinyourhomeandhelpspreventstaticelectricityfrombuildingup.In

addition,sincedryskincanalsocontributetostaticelectricity,keepingyourskinmoisturizedcan

alsomakethebuildupofstaticchargeslesslikely.

四、写作（15分+25分）

46．学校英语俱乐部计划在“世界读书日”举行英文演讲比赛，主题是“实体书店是否会消失？”

请你写一篇英文演讲稿，内容包括：

1.你的看法；2.你的理由3.词数应为80个左右

WillPhysicalBookstoreDisappear?

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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。

MywifeandIwantedtoshareournewhomewithfamilyandfriendsbyhostingasmall

gatheringintheearlysummer.Shehadpreparedlotsofsnacks,whilemyjobwastohavethe

backyardinorder.

Therewasplentyofspaceforthekidstorunandplay.TherewasjustonethingIhadn’t

countedon:MybrotherchosetobringhisdogToby,a50-poundballoffire.Thoughfriendly,he

couldeasilyknockovermyniece’ssmallboysandmysix-month-oldgranddaughter.So,whenmy

brothershowedup,IaskedhimtowatchTobyandkeephimoutside.

Myplanwasworkingoutjustfine.Tobywasusinguphisenergybyrunningbackandforth

inthebackyardandgivingthekidsplentyofroom.Unexpectedly,aftersupper,theweather

changed.Itstartedtorainandeveryonewentindoors.

Itwasanawkwardmoment.Ididn’twantTobytoberunningaroundinthehouse,andmy

brotherwasn’thappywithdrivinghomewithawetdog.Eventually,mybrotherdecidedtoleave

ratherthanforcetheissue.

Afewdayspassed,andIhadn’theardanythingfrommybrother.Itextedhimand

expressedwishesforhimtocomeoutagain.Hisreplycameasasurprise—ashock,actually:

“Notachance.”Clearly,hewasunhappyoverthewaywehadparted.Afterall,Ihadlefthimlittle

choice.Well,he’llgetoverit,Ireasoned.

Twomonthspassed.MywifesuggestedIgetintouchwithmybrother,butIresisted,

thinkingheshouldcallfirst.However,myconscience(良心)keptbotheringme.Itriedtoput

myselfinmybrother’sshoes.Hewasfacinghealthissuesandhiswifeofthirty-fiveyearshad

passedawayafewmonthsearlier.Tobywashisconstantcompanion,theonewhokepthimgoing.

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。

Irealizeditwasmewhowasatfault.

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Withthebiscuitsmywifehadmade,Iarrivedatmybrother’sdoor.

2026届高三四月第一次检测（二模）

参考答案

1．A2．D3．C

【导语】本文是一篇应用文。文章主要介绍了四款适合圣诞节的热门礼物，包括其功能、价

格、产地等信息，并说明了产品的配送和退换货政策。

1．细节理解题。根据EyeStones部分中“thesestonedisksbringtiredeyesrelieffromlonghours

atthecomputeroritchinessduetoseasonalallergies.Chillthemintherefrigeratorandapplyon

orunderyoureyesforarock-solidspatreatmentathome.(这些石盘能缓解因长时间使用电脑

而疲惫的双眼，也能减轻因季节性过敏引起的眼部瘙痒。将它们放在冰箱里冷藏后，敷在眼

上或眼下，在家就能享受一次实实在在的水疗护理)”和ScratchtheBellyNailFiles部分中

“Withthissuper-adorableadditiontoanyanimallover’smanicure(美甲)set,youcanenjoythat

soul-satisfyingactivityanytime,whilekeepingyournailsinperfect(darewesaypaw-fect?)

condition.(有了这个超级可爱的动物爱好者美甲套装，你随时都能享受这项令人心旷神怡的

活动，同时还能让你的指甲保持完美状态（我们斗胆说一句，是“爪”完美吧？）。)”可知，

EyeStones可以缓解眼睛疲劳，ScratchtheBellyNailFiles可以护理指甲，它们的共同点是都

用于个人身体护理。故选A项。

2．细节理解题。根据KazooThatChristmasTune部分中“Addsomefriendlycompetitiontothe

holidayseasonwiththismultiplayermusicalchallenge.Usingtheincludedkazoos,you’llsing

through100classicandmodernfestivesongstogetyourteammatestoidentifythemelodyand

earnpoints.(这个多人音乐挑战为假日季增添了一些友好的竞争氛围。借助随附的卡祖笛，

你将哼唱100首经典和现代的节日歌曲，让队友们识别旋律并得分)”可知，KazooThat

ChristmasTune是一款多人参与的音乐猜歌游戏，是最适合家庭娱乐的礼物。故选D项。

3．细节理解题。根据最后一段中“After30days,refundswillbeprocessedtoadigitalgiftcard.

(30天后，退款将处理为数字礼品卡)”可知，30天后退款将以数字礼品卡的形式处理。故选

C项。

4．B5．C6．A7．D

【导语】本文是一篇记叙文。主要讲述了作者在被诊断出帕金森病后，从坚持时尚到不得不

重新选择舒适鞋子，最终学会放下旧物、拥抱更适合自己的生活方式的过程。

4．细节理解题。根据第二段中“At41,mylifechangedwithaParkinson’sdiagnosis.Thisdisease

broughtinvoluntary,painfultwistinginmyfeetandankles.(41岁时，我的生活因被诊断出患有

帕金森病而发生了改变。这种疾病导致我的脚和脚踝出现不自主的、痛苦的扭曲。)”以及第

三段“Withmybodyturningagainstme,Iwasforcedtore-evaluateevenmymostbasicchoices,

startingwithmyshoes.MybelovedConversetriggeredtoetwisting,whilemyFlybootscaused

myanklestogiveway.(当我的身体开始与我作对时，我被迫重新审视哪怕是最基本的选择，

从鞋子开始。我心爱的匡威鞋会导致脚趾扭曲，而我的Fly靴子则会让我的脚踝无力支撑。)”

可知，作者停止穿匡威是因为帕金森病导致脚部不受控制，匡威会加重脚趾扭曲。故选B

项。

5．词句猜测题。根据第四段画线词前面的“Aturningpointcamewhensomeonerecommended

Niketacticalbootswithstiffsolesandanklesupporttome.Followingthisadvice,Iswitchedto

Nikesandsoonworenothingelse.(一个转折点出现了，有人向我推荐了耐克的战术靴，这种

靴子鞋底坚硬，还能支撑脚踝。听从了这个建议后，我换穿了耐克的靴子，而且很快就只穿

这个牌子的了。)”以及画线词后的“butlettinggofeltimpossibleforsolong,theyhadfeltlike

“me”.(但这么长时间以来，放手似乎是不可能的，它们让我感觉像“我自己”。)”可知，作者

听从建议改穿耐克鞋，很快就只穿耐克鞋了，但是这么长时间以来，匡威鞋和Fly靴子让她

感觉像“自己”，作者虽不再穿这些鞋子，但又舍不得扔掉，所以它们一直闲置在衣柜里。因

此，画线词“languished”在此处应意为“被搁置、被冷落”，与“Stayed(搁置、保留)”意思相近。

故选C项。

6．推理判断题。根据最后一段中“Ihadpricedthemhigh,veryhigh.Iwatchedthemsit

motionlessinmyrealandvirtualwardrobesuntilIreceivedanoffer.Iacceptedandwrotethe

buyeranote,explainingwhyIwassadtogivethemup.(我把它们的价格定得很高，非常高。我

看着它们静静地放在我的实体衣柜和虚拟衣柜里，直到收到了一个报价。我接受了报价，并

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