安徽华师联盟2026届高三4月质量检测英语试卷（含答案详解）

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2026届高三第二学期4月质量检测英语（试卷满分：150分，考试时间：120分钟）答卷前，考生务必将自己的姓名、准考证号填写在答题卡上，并将条形码粘贴在答题卡上的指定位置。回答选择题时，选出每小题答案后，用2B铅笔把答题卡上对应题目的答案标号涂黑，如0.5mm的黑色字迹签字笔将答案写在答题卡上，写在本试卷上无效。考试结束后，请将答题卡上交。第一部分听力（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。每段对话读两遍。Whydoesthewomantellthemantorelax?Thetrainisdelayed.Securitycheckisfast.Theycantakeanothertrain.WhatdoesthewomanrequestfromMr.Brown?Thetimeforthequiz.Permissiontomisstheclass.Thehomework.Whatwillthemandonext?Cookporkathome.CalltheChineserestaurant.OrderItaliandishes.Howdoesthemanfeelaboutthewomannotattendingthecontest?Excited. B.Angry. C.Sorry.Whydoesthewomanaskforleave?helpprepareforawedding.haveabody-check.takearestafterwork.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。Howmuchwillthewomanpayfortwonights?A.€60. B.€120. C.€240.Whatisthemanprobably?Atravelagent. B.Ahotelmanager. C.Aflightattendant.听第7段材料，回答第8至10题。WhyisPaul’ssonbannedfromusingasmartphone?savetecthiseyesight.avoidaddiction.WhatistheprobablerelationshipbetweenPaulandLisa?Husbandandwife. B.Brotherandsister. C.Fatheranddaughter.WhatadvicedoesPaulgivethewoman?BuyanewtabletforEmma.LimitEmma’sscreentime.toEmma.听第8段材料，回答第11至13题。Whatkindofpersondoesthebandneed?Aguitarist. B.Akeyboardplayer. C.Adrummer.Whenwillthenextpracticebe?OnFriday. B.OnSaturday. C.OnSunday.Wheredoesthebandpracticeonrainydays?AtLily’sgarage.Inacommunitycentreroom.OntheCityFolkFestivalvenue.听第9段材料，回答第14至17题。WhatdoesLucythinkcraftsmanshipmainlyincludes?Creativityandluck.Speedandcourage.Carefulnessandpatience.WhatisLucy’sgrandpajob?Makingwoodenproducts.Repairingwatches.Designingcrafts.Whatdoestheboy’suncleemphasize?Thelong-termpractice.Thedifficultyofrepairs.Theimportanceofdetails.Whatisthemaintopicoftheconversation?Aplanfortheclasscompetition.Lucy’sgrandpa’sworkingexperience.Themeaningandvalueofcraftsmanship.听第10段材料，回答第18至20题。Whyshouldweavoidunknownlinks?Theymayhaveviruses.Theyarehardtoopen.Theycostmuchmoney.Whatcouldhappenifpersonalinformationisstolen?Poorexamresults. B.Financialloss. C.Devicedamage.Whatisthepurposeofthetalk?introducedigitalagedevelopment.shareinformationsecuritytips.showwaystousesocialmediasafely.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。AFourInternationalActivitiesforHighSchoolStudentsInternationalScienceOlympiads(ISO)HeldJuly-August(e.g.,Singapore),ISOcovers6coresubjectslikePhysics,Chemistry,andBiology.Itincludesrigorous3-hourtheoryexamsand4-hourexperiments,comprehensivelytestingacademicknowledgeandpracticalskills.Onlythetop1%ofglobalstudentsqualifytocompetehere,utilizinglabsequippedwithbasicsensors.Eligibility:Studentsaged16-19whohavewonnational-levelcontestsanddemonstratedexceptionalaptitudeintheirchosensubject.Note:Candidatesneedtoundergotrainingfor6+monthsandcheckvisaapplicationdeadlinesatleast2monthsinadvancetoavoiddelays.Int’lHighSchoolFilmFestival(IHSFF)HeldOct-Nov(Tokyo,Paris),itshowcases5-15minutestudentfilms(drama,documentary).Highlightsincludeprofessionaljuryfeedbackandcinemascreenings.Eligibility:Ages15-19withoriginalworks.Note:Submit3monthsearlieronlineandavoidunapprovedmaterials.WorldSchoolsDebatingChampionships(WSDC)RotatingcountriesDec-Jan(S.Africa2023,Canada2024),itfeatures3-on-3EnglishdebatesonAIprivacyandsocialequality.Eachdebatehas7parts,andthegrandfinaliscoveredbyBBC.Eligibility:Ages14-18onnationalteamswithfluentEnglish.Note:Practise2-3formatsweeklyandadjusttimezones.THIMUN(ModelUN)HostedinTheHagueeveryJanuary,thisModelUNgathers2,000+studentsfrom100+countries.Theysimulate(模拟)UNdelegatestodebateclimatemitigationandrefugee(难民)rights,thendraftresolutions.Itimprovespublicspeakingandcriticalthinking.Eligibility:Ages14-18viaschoolteams(5-8students).Note:Researchtopics1-2monthspriorandfollowdebaterules.WhenmightastudentattendtheInt’lHighSchoolFilmFestivalinParis?InSeptember. B.InOctober.C.InDecember. D.InFebruary.WhatdostudentsneedtodobeforeparticipatinginTHIMUN?Prepare5-to15-minutefilms. B.Researchrelatedtopics.C.Checkvisaapplicationdeadlines. D.Practisedebateformatsweekly.Whichactivityrequiresstudentstobeonnationalteamstoparticipate?InternationalScienceOlympiads(ISO).Int’lHighSchoolFilmFestival(IHSFF).SchoolsDebatingChampionships(WSDC).THIMUN(ModelUN).BFindinganaffordableplacetolivehasbecomenearlyimpossibleinmanyresort(度假胜地)towns,butoneColoradocommunityjustgotanunexpectedpieceofgoodnews.InSteamboatSprings,billionaireinvestorMarkStevenspurchasedaluxuryapartmentcomplexandflippedthescript(反转剧情)byofferingthehomestolocalworkersatwellbelowmarketrates.TheRiverviewApartments,locatedalongtheYampaRiverindowntownSteamboatSprings,wereoriginallydesignedashigh-endrentals.ButafterbeingacquiredinSeptember,thecomplextookaverydifferentdirection.ConstructionworkerLandinHutchisonwasamongthefirsttolineupwhenapplicationsopened.Withinweeks,he,hispartnerPiperRillos,andtheirtwo-year-oldsonhadmovedintoatwo-bedroomapartmentforjustover$2,100amonth.“Weareprettymuchsavingagrandamonthandlivingintownnow,”Hutchisonsaid.“Wefeelvery,veryfortunate.”Morethan100localworkersnowliveinthetwoRiverviewbuildings,whichtogetherinclude104apartments.RentsweresetfarbelowtypicalSteamboatSpringsprices,withstudioslistedaround$925amonth,two-bedroomsaround$1,600,andthree-bedroomsabout$2,125.Whatmakestheprogrammeespeciallyuniqueisitssimplicity:rentersmustworkatleast30hoursaweekinthecommunity,buttherearenoincomelimitsandnopublichousingsubsidies(补助)involved.SchoolcounselorandvolleyballcoachAnnaAllsberrysaysstayinginherhometownwouldn’thavebeenpossibleotherwise.BeforemovingintoRiverview,sheandherpartnerwerepayingmorethan$3,100amonthforasmallerapartment.“Thepricesseemedtoogoodtobetrue,”Allsberrysaid.“Wewerejustsoexcited,relieved,andgrateful.Itdidn’tfeelreal.”Formanyresidents,Riverviewrepresentsmorethanjustaffordablehousing—it’sachancetostayrootedinthecommunitytheyserve.Atatimewhenrisingcostsarepushingworkersoutofthetownstheylove,thisunexpectedmoveisgivingSteamboatSpringslocalssomethingincreasinglyrare:theabilitytolivewheretheywork.WhatdidMarkStevensdotohelplocalworkers?Hebuiltlow-costpublichousingprojects.Heprovidedsubsidiesforhigh-endrentals.Hesoldhousestolocalworkersatadiscount.Heofferedqualityapartmentsatreducedrates.WhatisadirectimpactoftheRiverviewproject?Iteasesthefinancialpressureonresidents.Itqualifieslocalsforgovernmentsubsidies.Itincreasestheincomeoflocalworkers.Itimprovesthequalityofluxurybuildings.WhatdoesAnnathinkofthehousingprogramme?Incredible.Realistic.Rewarding.Uncertain.Whatwouldbeasuitabletitleforthetext?LuxuryHousing:ANewBusinessTrendBillionaireOffersAffordableLivingtoLocalsARichManInvestsinSteamboatSpringsSteamboatSpringsFindsHousingSolutionCCyclingisanextremelyhealthysport.Thislow-impactexercisecanstrengthenyourlegs,improveyourbalance,andboostyouroverallfitnesseffectively,makingitsuitableforpeopleofanyage.Beyondphysicalbenefits,cyclingisalsoremarkablygoodforthebrain.AsHealthlinepointsout,ridingabikehelpsreducefeelingsofstressandanxietybypromotingthereleaseofendorphins,thebody’snaturalmoodlifters.Andnewresearchrevealsevenmoresignificantcognitive(认知)advantages.AstudypublishedinthejournalJAMANetworkOpentracked479,723participantsovera13-yearfollow-upperiod.Itskeyfindingslinkedactivetravelmodesoftransportation—especiallycycling—tobetterbrainhealthandasignificantlylowerriskofdementia(痴呆症).Participantswereaskedabouttheirdailytravelhabitsexcludingworkcommutes(通勤)anddividedintofourgroups:thoseusingpassivetransportlikebusesortrains;regularwalkers;peoplewhomixedwalkingwithothermethods;andthosewhorodebikesorcombinedcyclingwithotherformsoftravel.Theresultsshowedthatregularcyclistshada19percentlowerriskofdementiaanda22percentlowerriskofAlzheimer’sdiseasecomparedtoothergroups.Additionally,brainimagingoftheparticipantsconfirmedthatcyclistshadalargerhippocampus—abrainregioncrucialformemoryandlearning—whichisaclearindicationofhealthycognitivefunction.Activetravellikecyclingisaccessibletomostpeople,requiringnospecializedequipmentbeyondabike,anditsbenefitsforolderadultsareparticularlytremendous.LiangkaiChen,PhD,leadauthorofthestudy,notesthatpromotingcyclingasdailytransport—evenmixedwithothermodes—couldbeapracticalandlow-coststrategytoreducedementiariskandpreservebrainstructure.Chenplanstofurtherresearchhowcyclingfrequencyanddurationinfluencebrainhealth,plustheeffectsofchangingactivetravelbehaviour.Thisisespeciallyimportantforseniors,assmalllifestylechangesyieldgreatbrainhealthbenefits.CliffordSegil,anadultneurologist,addsmiddle-agelifestyleadjustmentstopreventdementiaarevaluable,asprovenneuroprotectivemethodsremainrare.WhatdidthestudyinJAMANetworkOpenfindaboutregularcyclists?Theyhadahigherriskofdementia.Theyshowedbettercognitivefunction.Theyownedhealthierbodiesthanothers.Theydependedmoreonpassivetransport.WhatisthefocusofParagraph4?Confirmationoftheresearch.Methodsofdividingparticipants.Theprocessandresultsofthestudy.Comparisonsbetweendifferenttravelgroups.Whatdoestheunderlinedword“tremendous”inParagraph5mean?Slight. B.Substantial. C.Uncertain. D.Temporary.WhatcanweknowfromCliffordSegil’swords?Seniorsshouldavoidchangingtheirdailyhabits.Neuroprotectivemethodsarenowwidelyavailable.Middle-ageadjustmentsmayhelpprotectbrainhealth.Lifestylechangesaretheonlywaytopreventdementia.DSince2013,amysteriousdiseasehasbeenturningseastarsintogoo(黏液状物质),destroyingtheirpopulationsworldwide.OnAugust4,researchersreportedinNatureEcology&EvolutionthatabacteriumnamedVibriopectenicidaistheleadingsuspectbehindthekillings—abreakthroughthatcouldhelpprotectbothwildandcaptiveseastargroups.Thedisease,knownasseastarwastingdisease,ismarkedbytwistedarms,skinlesionsandrapiddeath.Amongthehardest-hitspeciesisthesunflowerseastar:itlostanincredible91%ofitspopulation—overabillionindividuals—inrepeatedoutbreaksin2015,2018and2023.Thisdramaticdrophasupsetoceanecosystems:asnaturalpredators,sunflowerseastarskeepseaurchin(海胆)numbersincheck.Withoutthem,seaurchinshaveovereatenkelp(海带)forests,whichplayakeyroleinabsorbingatmosphericcarbondioxideandsupportingarichcommunityoffish,otters,sealionsandothermarinelife.Toidentifythecause,researchersfromtheHakaiInstitutequarantined(隔离)healthywildandcaptive-bredsunflowerseastarsfortwoweekstoruleoutpre-existinginfections.Theythenexposedthehealthyseastarstothreediseasetransmissionmethods:placingthemintanksthathadhousedsickseastars,lettingthemcohabitwithdiseasedindividuals,orinjectingthemwithdiseasedcoelomicfluid—essentiallyseastarblood.Allmethodsprovedfatal:92%oftheonce-healthyseastarsdiedwithinanaverageof12days.Byanalyzingthecoelomicfluidofbothhealthyandsickseastars,theteamfoundthatV.pectenicidawaspresentinmuchhigherconcentrationsinsickindividuals.Whentheyinjectedtheculturedbacteriaintosixhealthyseastars,alldiedwithinsevendays.However,somescientistsremainunconvinced.A2014studyhadinitiallyidentifiedapotentialpathogen(病原体)butfailedtoreproducetheresults,andV.pectenicidadidnotconsistentlyappearinsickseastarsbackthen.Theresearcherssuggestthisdiscrepancy(差异)arisesbecauseearlierstudiesexaminedmixedseastartissues,whiletheirfocusonisolatedcoelomicfluidmadethecontrastbetweenhealthyandsickindividualsmuchclearer.Whatcanbeinferredfromthedeclineofsunflowerseastars?Thebalanceofmarineecosystemshasbeendamaged.Marineanimalslikeottersandsealionsaredyingout.Seaurchinpopulationshavebeencontrolledeffectively.Kelpforestsarenolongerimportantforcarbonabsorption.Whydidresearchersquarantinehealthyseastarsfortwoweeks?collecttheircoelomicfluidforlateranalysis.adaptthemtotheexperimentalenvironment.observetheirnaturalbehaviourwithoutdisturbance.ensuretheywerenotinfectedbeforetheexperiment.Somescientistsdoubtthenewfindingmainlybecause .the2014studydeterminedadifferentpathogenmixedseastartissuesaremoresuitableforresearchtheexperimentoncaptiveseastarswasnotreliableV.pectenicidawasnotalwaysfoundinsickseastarsbeforeWhatisthetextmainlyabout?Abacteriumsuspectedofkillingseastars.Thespreadofseastarwastingdiseaseworldwide.Thedebateoverthepathogenofseastarwastingdisease.Theimpactofsunflowerseastardeclineonoceanecosystems.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。InaBerlinstudio,48-year-oldIsmetHimmetguidesstudentsthroughtaichi’sflowingmovements.FluentinMandarin,hehasimmersedhimselfinChinesemartialartsforoverthreedecades.36Firstencounteringkungfuin1991,hetravelledtoChinain2000tolearnfrommasters.In2006,hefoundedBerlin’sXuan-GongFuAcademy,dedicatedtointernalmartialarts,nowofferingtaichi,baguazhang,xingyiquanandmoretostudentsofallages.37Theyrepresentalifestyleandawayofthinking.Intime,hebelieves,practiceallowsstudentsnotonlytorefineskills,buttounderstandtheculturefromwhicheachtraditionThousandsofkilometresawayinShanghai,SheYuranisonasimilarjourney,onlyinreverse(相反).HewasborninSichuanprovinceandnowlivinginShanghai.38BeginningwithGermanclassicalfencing,hedevotedhimselfwholeheartedlytostudyinghistoricalweaponsandmartialskills.In2015,Sheco-foundedtheShanghaiHistoricalMartialArtsClub,whichintegrateshistoricalEuropeanmartialarts,Chinesemartialarts,andotherdisciplinesintoastructuredcurriculum.39notjustteachinghowtowield(挥舞)asword;we’rerevivingalostphysicalcultureandconnectingitwithcontemporarylife,”Shesays.WhileHimmethelpsGermansunderstandthephilosophyandpracticeofChinesemartialarts,ShebringsEuropeanswordtraditionstoChinesepractitioners.Thoughseparatedbyvastdistances,thetwomenshareacommonpurpose:usingmartialartsasavehicleforcross-culturaldialogue.TheirworkillustratesthepotentialofancientEasternandWesterntraditions.40Forhim,martialartsarenotmerelyasetoftechniques.HewasintroducedtohistoricalEuropeanmartialartsatuniversity.Hehaswonnumerousawardsininternationalmartialartscompetitions.Theycancrossborders,promoterespectandliveonthroughnewgenerations.TheclubregularlyinvitesfamousChinesemartialartsmasterstogivelectures.Theclubnowhasmorethan200members,withoverhalfstudyingGermanfencing.Whatbeganasapersonalpassionhassinceevolvedintohislifelongmissionofculturalexchange.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。Asayoungboy,lovedcomicbooksandthelegendarysuperheroesinthem.HisheroeswereSpidermanandSuperman,andhesuspectedthesecharactersstillbe41withkidstoday.Whenfreefromhisjobasacorrectionsofficer(狱警),he42asoneofthesebelovedcharacterstodelivertoysandcheertochildren43 illnesses.Hospitalstaff44thefunpastimeforyoungpatientsduringlong,lonelystays.His45grewsopopularthatcommunityleadersinvitedhimtotheirevents.46demand,hedecidedtocontinuehismissionbyforminganon-profit,whichhe47AFutureSuperheroandFriendsin2017.believeeverychild48themagicofchildhood,nomattertheir49,”shared.Forchildrenwithlife-threateningconditions,theorganization50toycollections,blooddrivesandspecialmovieevents.Italsooffersassistancetounderprivilegedpeople,including51citizensandthehomeless.Evenadultssmileathissuperherocostume—itbringsalightheartedmomentofsweet52.Recently,hewas53invitedtothe“BlackAdam”premiere(首映)byDwayneJohnsonandattendedwiththeguestshepersonallyinvited:childrenwithspecialneeds.truly54thetruespiritofasuperhero—hisprogrammehasbeenabrightlighttohundredsoffamiliesovertheyears,andhe55itwillinspirehope,courageandresilienceintheheartsofyoungpatients.41.A.familiarB.popularC.consistentD.patient42.A.dressedupB.brokeinC.droppedbyD.tookoff43.A.curingB.avoidingC.battlingD.ignoring44.A.opposedB.reviewedC.providedD.welcomed45.A.visitsB.demandsC.responsesD.comments46.A.strictB.increasingC.reasonableD.specific47.A.showedB.choseC.namedD.offered48.A.describesB.dominatesC.declinesD.deserves49.A.conditionsB.dreamsC.choicesD.abilities50.A.receivesB.hostsC.expectsD.supports51.A.lovelyB.caringC.patrioticD.senior52.A.tastesB.gesturesC.memoriesD.voices53.A.honourablyB.smoothlyC.urgentlyD.optimistically54.A.explainsB.exhibitsC.confirmsD.questions55.A.agreesB.admitsC.provesD.hopes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。celebrateits10thanniversary,HonourofKingshasjoinedhandswithSanxingduiMuseumandfamousdirectorZhang56(launch)in-gameskinsinspiredbySanxingdui’siconicbronzerelics,suchasthesacred(神圣的)bronzetreeandstrikingeyes.Thiscollaboration57(successful)revives(使复苏)themysteriousancientShucultureformillionsofplayers,58(mark)anewstepinthemuseum’sdecade-longexplorationofdigitalengagementto“bringculturalrelicstolife”.LocatedinGuanghan,Sichuan,themuseum59(conduct)3Dscanninganddigitaldatacollectionofitsdistinctivebronze,jadeandgoldartifactssince2015.Afterthe2023renovation,itaddedover20digitalinstallations(装置),60includedthepopular3Darchaeologicaldiggingareaandinteractivesacrificialpit(祭祀坑)simulations.Beyondpermanentexhibits,italsoproducedlargelight-and-shadowshows,61launchedover3,000culturalproductsvialicensingcollaborationswithmorethan100companies.Digitalizationhelpsthemuseumgobeyondtimeandspace,butfaces62(challenge)likeshortagesoftalentwithdifferentskillsandtheaudience’s63(bore)withsimilardesigns.themuseumremainscommitted64innovatingaroundaudienceneeds,aimingtoturnSanxingduiintoa65(globe)culturalIPandpromoteChinesecultureworldwidethroughcreativecross-mediacollaborations.第四部分 写作（共两节，满分40分）第一节（满分15分）Balance:ArtsClubsMatter”为题写一篇文章向校英文报投稿，内容包括：你的看法；注意：80个左右；Balance:WhyArtsClubsMatter请按如下格式在答题卡的相应位置作答。Balance:WhyArtsClubsMatter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。ItwastheeveofLila’s18thbirthday.Mr.andMrs.Carterhadbeenplanningasurprisedinnerforweeks—theirdaughterwasabouttoleaveforcollegeabroad,andthiswouldbetheirlastfamilycelebrationbeforeherdeparture.Earlythatmorning,Mrs.Carterhandedherhusbandarecipepaper.“ThisisLila’sfavouriteblueberrycake—she’sbeentalkingaboutitsincechildhood,”shesaid,tyinganapron(围裙)aroundhiswaist.“Ineedtoruntothedowntownbakerytopickupherfavouritemacarons马卡龙)—theyonlymakealimitednumbereachday.Pleasefinishthecakebeforeshegetshomefromherpart-timejobat6p.m.”Mr.Carternoddedconfidently.Hewasaskilledhandyman,butbakingwasneverhisstrongsuit.Still,hewantedtomakeLila’sbirthdayperfect.AssoonasMrs.Carterleft,herolleduphissleevesandlaidouttheingredients:flour,butter,sugar,freshblueberries,andacartonofcream.Buthalfwaythroughmixingthedough(面团),herealizedhe’dforgottentobuylemonjuice—therecipeemphasizeditwaskeytobalancingthesweetness.“It’sokay.I’lluseorangejuiceinstead,”hewhisperedtohimself,searchingthroughthefridge.Justashewasputtingthecakeintotheoven,aloudclapofthunderrangoutoutside.Darkcloudsgatheredquickly,andrainbegantopourdownheavily.Mr.Carterglancedattheclock—itwas4:30p.m.Hehurriedtoclosethewindows,butagustofwindblewtherecipepaperoffthecounter,landingstraightintothesoapywater-filledsink.“No!”hecriedout,fishingitout.Theinksmudged(弄脏的),andthebakingtimebecameunrecognized.Panicked,hecheckedtheoven—he’dsetthetemperature,butnotthetime.Whentheoventimerhe’drandomlysetdinged,hepulledoutthecaketofindthecrust(皮)undercookedandblueberriesleakinginastickymess.注意：150个左右；Worsestill,thepowerwentoutsuddenlyduetothestorm.LilapushedthedooropenandMrs.Cartertookoverthewetumbrella.Worsestill,thepowerwentoutsuddenlyduetothestorm.LilapushedthedooropenandMrs.Cartertookoverthewetumbrella.2026届高三第二学期4月质量检测·英语参考答案题号123456789101112131415答案ACBCACABABBCBCA题号161718192021222324252627282930答案CCABBBBCDAABBCB题号313233343536373839404142434445答案CADDAGABFDBACDA题号46474849505152535455答案BCDABDCABD第一部分 听力（共两节，满分30分）1~5ACBCA 6~10CABAB 11~15BCBCA 16~20CCABB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）21.B 22.B 23.C 24.D 25.A 26.A 27.B 28.B 29.C30.B31.C32.A33.D34.D35.A第二节（共5小题；每小题2.5分，满分12.5分）36.G 37.A 38.B 39.F 40.D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）41.B 42.A 43.C 44.D 45.A 46.B 47.C 48.D 49.A50.B51.D52.C53.A54.B55.D第二节（共10小题；每小题1.5分，满分15分）56.tolaunch 57.successfully 58.marking59.hasconducted/hasbeenconducting60.which 61.and 62.challenges 63.boredom 64.to 65.第四部分 写作（共两节，满分40分）第一节 应用文写作（满分15分）Onepossibleversion:Balance:WhyArtsClubsMatterRecently,ourschoolproposedcancelingseveralartsclubstomakeroomfor“academiccompetitions”.WhileIacknowledgetheimportanceofacademicachievements,Istronglydisagreewiththisdecision.Firstandforemost,artsclubsareessentialforstressrelief.Inahigh-pressureacademicenvironment,painting,music,anddramaprovideanecessaryemotionaloutlet,helpingstudentsmaintainahealthymentalstate.Furthermore,educationshouldfocusonholisticdevelopment.Artsfostercreativityandcriticalthinking—qualitiesthatarejustasvitalaswinningamathstrophy.Byreplacingcreativitywithmoreexams,weriskbecomingstudymachines.Ibelieveatrulyexcellentschoolshouldvaluebothequationsandmelodies.Ihopetheadministrationwillreconsiderandkeepourcreativespacesalive.第二节读后续写（满分25分）Onepossibleversion:still,thepowerwentoutsuddenlyduetothestorm.Plungedintodarkness,Mr.Carterstumbledtofindacandle,panicsurgingthroughhim.Theovenwentcold,leavingthehalf-bakedcakeonthecounterwithoozingblueberriesformingastickypuddle.Hefumbledwithmatches,sweatyhandsfinallylightingthecandle—itsfaintglowshowedthesmudged,unreadablerecipe.“Howcouldthishappen?”hegroaned.Justthen,Mrs.Carterreturned,andthecoupleexchangedworriedglances,knowingLilawouldbehomesoon.LilapushedthedooropenandMrs.Cartertookoverthewetumbrella.Shenoticedthekitchen’scandlelightandsteppedin,confused.Spottingthemessycounter,lopsidedcake,andparents’sheepishsmiles,sheburstintowarmlaughter.“Dad,youtriedbakingmyfavouritecake?”sheasked,hugginghim.Embarrassed,Mr.CarternoddedasLilatookaspoonful.“It’sperfect—notfancy,butmadewithyourlove,”shesaid,eyesshining.Mrs.Carterhandedoverthemacarons,andthethreechattedbycandlelight,thestormoutsideforgotten.Thisimperfectcelebrationbecamehermostmemorable18thbirthdaygift.听力部分录音材料(Text1)M:Hurryup!ThetraintoShanghaiisleavingat9:15.It’salready8:40,andwestillneedtogetthroughsecurity.W:Relax,Icheckedtheschedulejustnow—there’sadelayduetoheavyrain.Thetrainwilldepartat9:40instead.M:Really?That’sarelief.Thenwecangrabaquickbreakfastbeforeleaving.(Text2)W:Mr.Brown,ImissedyourchemistryclassyesterdaybecauseIhadafever.CouldyoutellmewhathomeworkIneedtofinish?M:Noproblem.YouneedtofinishtheexperimentreportonPage45andprepareforthequiznextMonday.W:Thanks.(Text3)M:Let’strythatnewdowntownChineserestauranttonight—theirred-cookedporkisamazing.W:Soundsgood,butI’monalow-fatdiet.Anysaladorsteamedfish?M:Notsure.I’llcalltocheck.Ifnot,wecangototheItalianplacenextdoor—plentyofhealthyoptions.W:Perfect.Let’sdoit.(Text4)M:AreyougoingtotheEnglishspeechcontestthisSaturday?Iheardtherewillbefamousjudgesandniceprizes.W:I’dloveto,butIhavetoattendmycousin’sbirthdaypartyinthecountryside.It’satwo-hourdrivefromhere.M:Whatapity!(Text5)W:Mr.Green,couldItakenextFridayoff?Mysister’sgettingmarried—Ineedtohelpprepare.M:Letmechecktheschedule.Youcantaketheafternoonoff,butfinishyourcurrentprojectfirst.W:Noproblem!Thanksalot.(Text6)M:So,youcantakethe10:40flighttoSingaporefirst,thenconnecttoBerlin.There’llbea1.5-hourlayoveratSingaporeChangiAirport.W:Thatworks.WhattimedoIgettoBerlin?M:9:10p.m.thesameday.Ifoundathree-starhotel—CityCentralInn—for120eurosanight.It’sagreatdeal,withasingleroomandcityviews.W:Dotheyhaveavailabilityfortwonights?M:Yep,it’sreservedifyouwantit.(Text7)W:Paul,doesyoursonlikeusingasmartphone?M:No.He’sonlyfouryears