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20264月模拟考试英语试 04本试卷由四个部分组成。其中第一、二部分和第三部分的第一节为选择题;第三部分的第二节和第四部分为非选择题。共10页10分。全部答案在答题卡上相应区域内完成,在本试卷上作答无效。选择题请使用2B05。要求字体工整、笔迹清晰。考试结束后,将本试卷和答题卡一并交回第一部分听力共两节,30做题时,请先将答案标在试卷上。录音内容结束后,你将有两分钟的时间将试卷上515755每段对话后有一个小题,从题中所给的A、B、C每段对话WhatarethespeakersUnpackingboxes.B.Movinghouse.C.SellinganWhatdoesthemanplantoReserveatable.B.Decoratearestaurant.C.ReadonlineWhatcantheman B. C.WheredoestheconversationtakeIna B.Ina C.AtabusA.Abirthdaycake.B.Someflowers.C.Lovely15152255。每段对话或独白后有几个小题,从题中所给的A、B、C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;5。每段对话或独白读两遍。66、7小题WhatisthemanmostsatisfiedwithabouttheThesurroundings.B.Thelocation.C.TheWhatisthecurrent＄210amonth.B.＄200amonth.C.＄180a7810ItisItiseasytoItspopularwiththeWhatistheansattitudetowardshadow B. C.WhatdoesthewomanexpectschoolstoStartonlineGainfinancial81113Howmanykindsofhotpotare B. 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C.In第二部分阅读共两节,501525375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Springbreakcampingcouldtransformyourentireperspectiveonoutdooradventures.Therightcampgroundofferssomethingmorevaluablethanluxuryfacilities—unforgettableexperiencesinAeicasmostbeautifullandscapes.ParkNeedlesgraphyandexploringuniqueandmountainbikingoppor-tunitiesareavailableinnearbynaturalareas.isnotavailableatthiscampground.2-3monthsSouthLlanoRiverStateTheriverprovidesnaturaltainbikingandridingarealsoavailable.Wildlifeviewingisahighlight,withbird-watchingblindsandvariousanimalsfrequentlyspotted.Restroomswithshowers,picnictables,firerings,Wi-Fi,andpet-friendlyareas.byphoneatJoshuaTreeTheparkoffersmanymilesofbackcountrydirtroadsforfour-wheeldrivevehiclestoexplore.Youllalsobeableminimallightpollution,plusreceptionisveryinGrandrentalsandguidedtoursThereisnocellphonereceptionoravailableinthisYoullfindyouridealspotamongthesedestinations.Packyourtent,grabyourequipment,anddontforgetagoodweatherapp—naturesawakeningwontwait.Yournextoutdoorexperienceisjustacampsitereservationaway.WherewillyougoifyoucampwithyourCanyonlandsNationalPark.B.JoshuaTreeNationalC.SouthLlanoRiverStatePark.D.GrandCanyonNationalStar B.RockC.Mountain D.WildlifeWhatarethecampersexpectedtoBookin B.BringpicnicC.Downloadvarious D.Preparehigh-qualityToday,thereisanongoingdebatebetweenorganizedsportsandunstructuredfreeplayamongparentsandexperts.Organizedsportsareactivitiesgovernedbyrulesandoftensupervised(监督)bycoachesororganizations,whichbenefitunstructuredfreeplayallowschildrentoexploretheirinterestsandcreativitywithoutadultmonitoring.Whilethereishighvalueinfreeplay,IdliketoshareanexperienceofhowtravelingwithmydaughtersAmericansoccerteamtoplaysoccerinGermanyledmetoalsoappreciatethevalueofuniversalstructuredsports.InGermany,theinteractionsthatmydaughterandherteammateshadwiththeplayersontheGermanteamsstruckmethemost.Allofthegirlsonbothsideswerenervousatfirstandfelthesitantaboutexpressingthemselves.Thecommunicationbarrierwasintimidating,buttheuniversalityofthesportandtheloveofthegamehelpedtobreaktheiceprettyquickly.Afterthefirstmatch,insteadofleavingthefieldaftergivinghighfives,twoofthegirlsfromthelocalGermanteamrantotheirlockerroomandreturnedwitharadio.Thecoachessatallofthegirlsfrombothteamsinonegiantcircle,andallspeakthesamelanguage,buttheycommunicatedthroughtheuniversalAssomeonewhohasresearchedandtaughtaboutplayforseveralyears,Ihaveknownabouttheuniversalityofplayandmanystudiesshowingitsbenefits.andasaparent.And,ofcourse,therewardsofthatexperiencewerefeltdeeplybymydaughter—andbyalloftheplayers—andwillremainwiththemformanyyearstocome.WhatisanadvantageoforganizedEncouragingimagination.B.EnhancingsocialC.Offeringself-directedactivities.D.Prioritizingproblem-solvingWhatdoestheunderlinedword“intimidating”inparagraph3A.Frightening.B.Entertaining.C.Inspiring.D.WhatdidthegirlsdoafterthefirstTheyexchanged B.TheybondedthroughC.Theyheldasingingcompetition.D.TheydiscussedtheirfavoriteWhatdoestheauthorconveyinthelastSheoncedismissedorganizedShevaluesthepositiveinfluenceoftheSheenjoyscross-culturalWeveallbeenthere.Abreakupleavesyouheartbroken,afamilyargumentsuddenly,youarehittingthegymmultipletimesaweek,signingupforcoursesFromanevolutionaryperspective,whenastressorthreatensouremotionalthebrainsfeel-goodchemical.Unfortunately,theyalsofuelthoughtlessbehavior,whetheritisshoppingortakingonmultiplenewprojectsatonce.Researchonretailtherapy(购物疗法)showsthatmakingchoicesaboutpurchasesoveronesenvironment,evenifthepurchaseitselfhaslittlelong-termvalue.Losingcontrolinoneareaoflifepushesthebraintoregainitsomewhereelse,andbuyingsomethingorstartingaprojectprovidesthesamefeeling.purchasesdoesnotresolvetheemotionalproblems.Overtime,thispatternreducesandpurchasescantemporarilyliftmood,butdonotrestoreemotionalbalance.Lifeslowpointscanpushusintooverdrive,makingusfeelthatdoingsomethingisbetterthansittingwithdiscomfort.Thatinstinctisnatural.Themostintentionalactiongroundedinemotionalawareness.WhenwenoticeourproblemsWhatisthepurposeofthefirstTointroducedifferentlivingToprovidesolutionstodailyWhatcanweinferabout“quickTheybringlong-lastingbenefits.B.TheyleadtosadnessandC.Theyremovethoughtlessbehavior.D.TheyhelpregainasenseofWhatwillhappenifpeoplerelyonemotional-drivenTheywillbuildupTheywillachieveemotionalTheywillconsumeemotionalTheywilladdresstheemotionalWhatcanbeasuitabletitlefortheWhereCanWeGetaSenseofAsartificialintelligence-poweredprosthetic(义肢的)armsbecomemorecommon,onekeyquestionstandsoutWillpeopletrulyfeelthatthesedevicesarepartoftheirbodiesToexplorethisagroupofscientistsconductednewresearch.Traditionalprostheticsresearchhasfocusedoncontrolmethodsthatenabledevicestorespondaccuratelytouserintentionsoftenbydetectingbio-signals.Thistime,researchersusedvirtualrealitytocreatetheillusion(错觉)thataparticipantsbiologicalarmhadbeenreplacedwitharoboticprosthetic.Participantsperformedreachingtaskswhilethevirtualprostheticarmautonomouslymovedtowardthetarget.Theresearcherssystematicallyvariedhowlongthemovementlastsacrosssixlevels,rangingfrom125milliseconds(毫秒)to4seconds.Aftereachtrial,participantsevaluatedmultipledimensionsbodyownership,senseofagency,usability,andsocialimpressionsoftheResearchersfoundthatwhenprostheticlimbsmoveatasuitablepacewithamovementtimeofaboutonesecondinsteadof125milliseconds,participantsreportthestrongestsenseofbodyownershipandusability.Thefindingschallengetheassumptionthathighspeedisthemostimportantmeasureofqualityinprostheticdesign,showinginsteadthatnaturalmovementtimingisessentialforuserAtthesametime,advancesinmachinelearningandAIareopeningthedoortoprostheticlimbsthatcanactontheirown.Futuresystemsmayassessacomplexsituationandprovidesupportthroughautonomousorsemi-autonomousmovement.However,whenalimbmovesindependently,usersmayexperienceitas“unsettling”or“notpartofmybody.”ThatreactionposesasignificantobstacleLookingahead,theresearchteamplanstoexplorehowlong-termusechangesperception.Peopleoftenbegintoexperiencefrequentlyusedtoolsasiftheywerepartoftheirbody.Withcontinueddailyuse,evenafastandhighlycapableroboticlimbmaystarttofeelnormal,easiertooperate,andmorelikepartofonesownbody.HowdidthenewresearchstudyBydetectingbiosignalsfromusersByfocusingonconventionalcontrolByusingvirtualrealitytoimitatearoboticByaskingparticipantstowearrealprostheticWhatcanwelearnaboutthestudyFasterprostheticmovementleadstostrongerbodyUserspreferprostheticsthatactcompletelyontheirThesenseofagencyisunrelatedtomovementWhatmightbeachallengefortheacceptanceofprostheticHighcostof B.ComplexityoftheC.Lackofadvanced D.Uneaseaboutself-movingWhatdoesthefollow-upstudyfocusFrequenciesofusingImprovementofarmCompletereplacementofhumanEffectsofthedailyuseonusers525125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。Ideally,gettingdischargedfromthehospitalshouldbeahappytimeformostpatients.36Arecentstudyshows37.1%ofdischargedpatientssufferfromdepression,56.4%experienceanxiety,and48.3%reportpooroverallwell-being.Anothershowsupto30%ofcriticallyillpatientsarereadmittedwithin90days,whichplacesaheavyburdenonbothpatientsandhospitals.37Formanypatients,leavingthehospitalmeanslosingtheround-the-clockprofessionalsupporttheyoncehad.Besides,limitedaccesstoprimarycareandpoordischargeplanningresultinphysicaldiscomfortandmentalstress.Around60%patientsalsomisinterpretmedicationinstructions.AI-poweredtoolsofferanefficientsolutiontobridgethislong-standinggap.Forexample,voiceagentscanconductremotemonitoring,trackpatientsresponses,andsendreal-timealertstohumancareteams.38Oneessentialstepistoassignacontactpersonforeachpatient,whoisresponsiblefortrackingfollow-uptasksandtestresults,schedulingdailyorweeklycheck-ins,andofferingguidanceonmedicalcare.Thecontactpersonscanalsocooperatewithotherhealthcareproviderstocreateacareplantailoredtothepatientsspecificneeds.39Effectivepost-dischargesupportgoesfarbeyondsimplemedicalfollow-upsandmedicationguidance.40Whentheyfeelsupported,theiranxietyeases,theyfollowcareplansbetter,andtheirrecoveryprocessaccelerates.SeveralfactorscontributetothishighThecoreistomakepatientsfeelseenandYettransitioningtohomecareoftenbringsInadequatefollow-upcareleadstoseriousHowever,theycannotreplacehuman-centeredpracticalTheycantakeoverrepetitiveandtime-consumingworkformedical第三部分语言运用共两节,30分)15115阅读下面短文,从每题所给的A、B、C、D四个选项中选出最佳选项beinginterviewedforagovernmentjob.Thejobshouldhavebeenhers.Then41placedabookinfrontofherandsaid,“Readthis.Berthasvisionhadbeen42foryears.Bythen,herworldhadnarrowedtoshadowsandshapes.“Icantsee,”shesaidquietly.“Yes,wejustwantedtomakesure,”camethe43.“Youcanttakethisjob.”That44couldhaveendedherstory.Instead,itbecameaturningpointthat45howlocalpeopleunderstanddisabilityandhumanpotential.constantly,andhadtowearthickglasses.Later,doctorsconfirmedshe47RetinitisPigmentosa,arareeyediseasethatwouldeventually48hersight.andtaughtEnglishtoneighbourhoodchildren.In1992,shewasinvitedtoteachinJyotiRotaaschoolfortheblindButpublicopinionwas50.AblindwomanteachingblindchildrenBetshecantdoit.Berthasaw51notlimitationShemasteredBraille(布拉耶盲文).Latershepushedfor52educationwherechildrenwithandwithoutdisabilitiesstudiedtogether.53camegradually:theNationalChildWelfareAward,theStateTeacherand55.Dontblamesociety.Workwithit.Thatishowtheworldchanges.41.A.B.C.D.42.A.B.C.D.43.A.B.C.D.44.A.B.C.D.45.A.B.C.D.46.A.B.C.D.47.A.B.C.D.48.A.B.C.D.49.A.B.C.D.50.A.B.C.D.51.A.B.C.D.52.A.B.C.D.53.A.B.C.D.54.A.B.C.D.55.A.laidB.givenC.takenD.turned101515阅读下面短文,在空白处填入一个适当的单词或括号内单词的正确形式FamousChinesepainterandwriterFengJicaioncesaid,“Oldandnewbooksholddiverse56(meaning).Newbookstakeyouintounknownworlds,whileoldbooksoftenleaveyouhumbledbythelimitsofyourknowledge.”Thatviewisresonating(引起共鸣)withChinasyoungerreaders,57(draw)tothecharmofoldbooks,58(specific)thesenseofhistoryandthepassageoftime.59trendwasevidentatlastyears“TheTempleofEarthandMe”BeijingBookFair.Thefairfeatured13themedsections,among60the“OldBooks,NewKnowledge”sectionhasemergedasafocalpoint,asitcombinesexhibitions,sales,events,andpublishinginitiatives61(create)whatorganizerscall“aninteractivereadingspacewithculturaldepth.”Formanybookfair-goers,oldbooksstandout62auniquepresenceamongthethousandsofnewtitlesonsaleeachyear.“Oldbookscarryknowledge(consume),whichreduceswaste,”saidSunChun,amanagerattheshop.Whethervisitorshopetocollectaneditionwithhistoricalcharacter,huntforrarehistoricalrelics,64simplycomeacrossacopymarkedwithaformerreadersnotes,thefairinvitesthemtowanderthroughthebookstandsslowlyandchoosecarefully,65(absorb)inthesmellofinkandthesenseoftimecapturedinoldpages.第四部分写作共两节,40)15分)假定你是李华,你校将在五一国际劳动节期间开展走进社区社会实践活动。请你Peter80开头和结尾已为你写好,不计入总词数25

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