中学生标准学术能力TDA诊断性测试2026届高三英语上学期12月测试

本试卷共150分

第一部分阅读理解(共两节，满分60分)

第一节(共15小题；每小题3分，满分45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，并在答题卡上将该项涂黑。

A

KnownforitsrainyweatherandasthebirthplaceofStarbucks,Seattleoffersfarmorethan

thesewellwornreputations.Thefollowingexperienceswillinviteyoutouncoverwhattruly

definesSeattle.

ShopatPikePlaceMarket

Since1907,theflyingfishandstreetperformershaveinjectedPikePlaceMarketwithan

energeticatmospherethatrepresentsSeattle’scommunityspirit.You’llbrushshoulderswith

chefspickingupseafoodfortheirrestaurants’dinnercrowd,andlocalentrepreneursselling

everythingfromjewelrytopottery.ManylocalsaredeeplyengagedwithPikePlaceMarketand

genuinelyshopthere.

TrySeattle’sfreshseafood

Seattle’scelebratedseafoodscenenodstotradition,likealder-smokedsalmonrootedin

nativepractices,whilealsopushingboundariesaschefsblendlocalcatchwithglobalflavors.

WhetheryourestattherusticcounteratPikePlaceChowder,enjoyingoystersatJamesBeard,

ordiningwithaviewofLakeUnionandtheCascadeRangeatCanlis,onethingstaysconstant:

thefreshness.LocaliconslikeDungenesscrab,geoduck,andblackcodremindyouyou’retruly

inPacificNorthwestwaters.

TourSeattle’sunderground

BeneathPioneerSquare,Seattle’soldestneighborhoodandoriginaldowntown,liesahidden

layerofstorefrontsandpassagewaysthatoncemadeupthecity’soriginalstreetlevel.“It

turnsoutthatbuildingatsealevelisabadidea.Thefiregavethecityplannersanopportunity

forareset,”saysTerrilynJohnson,co-founderofBeneaththeStreets,whichofferswalking

toursofSeattle’sunderground.She’sreferringtotheGreatFireof1889,whichdestroyed25

blocks.Plannersrebuiltthecitybyraisingthestreets,leavingtheoldcityunderground.Through

guidedtours,youcanlearnaboutsomeoftheengineeringfeaturesthatwereadoptedduringthe

rebuild,suchasvaultlightsandhollowsidewalks.

1.WhichofthefollowingholdstrueforPikePlaceMarket?

A.Touristsaremorelikelytoshoptherethanlocals.

B.Itismainlyaplaceforchefstobuyingredients.

C.Localshaveastrongconnectionwiththemarket.

D.Flyingfishandstreetperformersaretheonlythingsthatmakeitfamous.

2.WhatdoestheauthoremphasizewhentalkingaboutSeattle’sseafood?

A.Thevarietyofseafoodrestaurants.

B.Theinfluenceofglobalflavorsonit.

C.Thefreshnessoftheseafood.

D.Thetraditionalcookingmethods.

3.HowdidtheplannersdealwiththeoldcityaftertheGreatFireof1889?

A.Theycompletelypulleddowntheoldcitytobuildanewone.

B.Theylefttheoldcityundergroundandraisedthenewstreets.

C.Theyturnedtheoldcityintoanundergroundmuseumfortours.

D.Theyrepairedtheoldcityandcontinuedtouseitsstreetlevel.

B

Thestorybeginsin2016,duringthelastsemesterofmyphilosophyundergraduate,whenI

decidedtobecomeawriterafterbeinginspiredbymodernandclassicworksIwasreading.Iearned

ajournalismmaster’sfromNewYorkUniversity,workedatTorontoLifemagazineandfreelanced.

IhadsomesuccessinterviewingtheformermayorJohnToryandreportingforTheNewYorkTimes.

Butbehindthescenes,Iwasconstantlystressedandstrugglingtomakerent.

Thenthingschanged.Thispastsummer,afriendinvitedmetocoachasmallgroupof11-year-old

volleyballplayersfortheirupcomingclubseason.Ialwayslovedvolleyballbutpusheditaside

foracademics,thinkingitcouldn’tbeacareer.Ijumpedattheopportunitytocoach.Every

morninginlatesummer,ImetthekidsinaparkinmidtownTorontoandtrainedthemonfundamentals:

passing,settingandserving.Ihadgonefrominterviewingthemayortoplayingvolleyballin

aparkwithkids.Howhaditcometothis?

Overtheyears,laboringinjournalismhaddrainedmeofmyyouthfulspirit.Ihadstarted

writingbecauseitwasafreemeansofexpression,butthestressofmakingalivingthroughit

wasendless.Iwantedtobeseriousandwell-respected,butitdefeatedthepurposeoffollowing

mypassion.Volleyballreawakenedaspiritofplayfulnessinme.Whileshoutingatthekidsabout

techniquesandstrategiesI’dnotthoughtaboutinadecade,Ididn’thavetositbehindacomputer.

TheparentspaidmefairlyandpromptlyandIdidn’thavetofearthatmyworkwouldbeoutsourced

toartificialintelligence.

SoIwentallin.Ifoundagymspaceandstartedrunningmyownclinics.Icreatedan

organizationcalledSuperVolley,whichrunssessionsforathletesaged5-18everySaturday.

Thingsaregoingdecentlywellsofar.Likemanysmallbusinesses,I’matthemercyofa

risingcostofliving,aharsheconomyandconsumerswhomightdevotetheirSaturdaystosomething

else.ButI’llkeepgoingbecausethisvolleyballthingrewardsmeinwaysthatgowellbeyond

moneyorjournalisticfame.

4.Whatcanwelearnabouttheauthor’searlycareerfromthefirstparagraph?

A.Heachievedgreatsuccessinjournalismwithoutanystress.

B.Hegaveupphilosophytofocusonjournalismandwriting.

C.Heworkedasafull-timewriteraftergraduation.

D.Hisjournalismcareerbroughthimbothachievementsandstruggles.

5.Whatmadetheauthorturntovolleyballcoaching?

A.Thehighpayfromvolleyballclinics.

B.ThefearofAIreplacinghisjournalismwork.

C.Thestressandlossofpassioninjournalism.

D.Theinvitationfromaprofessionalvolleyballclub.

6.Whatdoestheunderlinedword“outsourced”inParagraph3mean?

A.replacedB.improvedC.sharedD.created

7.Whatconclusioncanwedrawabouttheauthor’spresentsituation?

A.HisorganizationSuperVolleyonlyservesadultathletes.

B.Hisvolleyballbusinessisfreefromeconomicchallenges.

C.Heregretsgivinguphisjournalismcareercompletely.

D.Hevaluesthenon-materialrewardsofvolleyballmore.

C

Catswithdementia(痴呆)havebrainchangessimilartothoseofpeoplewithAlzheimer’s

disease,offeringavaluablemodelforstudyingtheconditioninhumans,astudysays.Scientists

discoveredabuildupofthetoxic(有毒的)proteinamyloid-betainthebrainsofcatswiththe

condition—oneofthedefiningfeaturesofAlzheimer’sdisease.Thefindingsofferaclearer

pictureofhowamyloid-betamayleadtoage-relatedbraindysfunction(功能障碍)andmemoryloss

incats,expertssay.

Manyoldercatsdevelopmentia,leadingtobehavioralchangessuchasincreasedvocalization

ormeowing,confusionanddisruptedsleep—symptomssimilartothoseseeninpeoplewith

Alzheimer’sdisease.ScientistsattheUniversityofEdinburghexaminedthebrainsof25cats

ofdifferentagesaftertheyhadpassedaway,includingthosewithsignsofdementia.Powerful

microscopyimagesrevealedabuild-upofamyloid-betawithinthesynapses(神经元的突触)—

connectionsbetweenbraincellsofoldercatsandcatswithdementia.Synapsesallowtheflow

ofmessagesbetweenbraincellsandarevitaltohealthybrainfunction.Theirlossstrongly

predictsreducedmemoryandthinkingabilitiesinhumanswithAlzheimer’sdisease.

Theresearchteamalsofoundevidencethatastrocytesandmicroglia—typesofsupportcells

inthebrain—surroundedor‘ate’theaffectedsynapses.Thisprocess,calledsynapticpruning,

isimportantduringbraindevelopmentbutcancontributetosynapselossindementia.Experts

saythefindingswillnotonlyhelptounderstandandmanagedementiaincatsbut,giventheir

similarities,couldalsocontributetothedevelopmentoffuturetreatmentsforpeoplewith

Alzheimer’sdisease.

ScientistsstudyingAlzheimer’sdiseaseinthepasthavereliedheavilyongenetically

modifiedrodents(啮齿类动物)models.Rodentsdonotnaturallydevelopdementia,andstudying

catswithdementiahasthepotentialtoadvanceknowledgeandhelpdeveloptreatmentsforboth

catsandpeople,expertssay.

8.WhatmakescatswithdementiaavaluablemodelforstudyingAlzheimer’sinhumans?

A.Theyshowsimilarbehavioralchangestohumanswiththedisease.

B.TheirbrainstructureisidenticaltothatofAlzheimer’spatients.

C.Theydevelopdementiathroughgeneticmodification.

D.Theyproducemoreamyloid-betathanotheranimalmodels.

9.WhatdidtheUniversityofEdinburghscientistsdiscoveraboutcatswithdementia?

A.Theirbraincellslosetheabilitytocommunicateentirely.

B.Amyloid-betabuildsupinthesynapsesoftheirbraincells.

C.Synapselossonlyoccursinveryoldcatswithoutdementia.

D.Supportcellsinthebrainstopfunctioninginadvancedstages.

10.WhyarecatsconsideredbetterthanrodentsforAlzheimer’sresearch?

A.Rodentslivetoolongtostudyage-relatedchanges.

B.Catsdevelopdementianaturally,unlikegeneticallymodifiedrodents.

C.Rodentscannotproduceamyloid-betaintheirbraincells.

D.Cats’brainstructureismorecomplexthanthatofrodents.

11.Whatisthebesttitleforthetext?

A.HowDementiaAffectsCats’BehaviorandBrainFunction

B.TheRoleofAmyloid-betainBrainDiseasesofHumansandCats

C.WhyRodentModelsAreLessEffectiveinAlzheimer’sStudies

D.CatswithDementia:AValuableModelforAlzheimer’sResearch

D

Spanishpeoplemaysoonclockoff30minutesearliereachday,thankstoanewlawcutting

thelegalworkingweekfrom40hoursto37.5withnochangeinsalary.

Thereform,expectedtobecomelawthisyear,followsmonthsoftalksbetweenMinisterof

LabourandSocialEconomyYolandaDiaz,unionsandemployers’representatives.Underthenew

rules,a37.5-hourcontractwillbeconsideredfull-time,andcompaniesthatfailtofollowthe

rulescouldfacefinesofupto10,000euros(about75,900yuan)perworker.Allbusinessesmust

makethechangebyDec.31,2025.

“Thisproposalisaboutlivingbetter,workingless,andbeingmuchmoreproductiveand

efficienteconomically,”Diazsaid.However,thelawstillrequiresparliamentary(议会的)

approval,andlawmakersmayintroducechangesbeforeittakeseffect.

Shorterworkinghourshaveoftenbeenconnectedtobetterhealth.Spain’smajortradeunion

UGT,whichsupportedthereforminDecember2024,supportsreducingworkinghoursevenfurther:

advocatingforafourday,32-hourweek.AccordingtotheEuropeanParliament,morethan300million

peopleworldwidesufferfromwork-relatedmentalhealthissues.TheEuropeanUnion(EU)isworking

onlegislation(立法)todefinethe“righttodisconnect”.

ChristopherDottie,fromrecruitmentcompanyHays,toldtheSpanishnewspaperExpansionthat

evenwithshorterworkinghours,it’spossibletoimproveworkers’qualityoflifeandboost

productivityatthesametime.HecitedtheNetherlands,DenmarkandGermanyasgoodexamples

ofthat.

However,noteveryoneisconvincedthatthemeasurewillsignificantlyimpactpeople’sdaily

lives.Similarpolicieshavealreadybeentestedinothercountries,suchasFrance,wherethe

workschedulehasbeencappedat35hourssince2000.Yet,asurveyfoundthat40percentof

respondentsstillstruggledtobalanceworkandpersonallife,accordingtoTheConversation.

Alicia,anITcompanyemployeeinMadrid,Spain,whoprefersnottorevealhersurname,said

thechangewon’tmakemuchdifferencetoher.DuetoSpain’scommonsplitshifts(交替轮班),

shewillstillfinishworkintheevening.“Ideally,I’dworkfrom8a.m.to3p.m.tohavetime

formychildrenandsports,”shesaid.

CEOE,Spain’smainlobby(游说团体)foremployers,arguesthata42.5-hourweekwouldboost

productivitytomatchthatofotherEuropeancountries.Meanwhile,SpanishEconomyMinisterCarlos

Cuerpowarnedthatthelawshouldbepostponed,assmallandmedium-sizedbusinesseswillbear

morethanhalfofthepolicy’simpact,andcompaniesmayneedmoretimetoadapt.

12.WhatcanwelearnaboutSpain’snewworkingweekreform?

A.Ithasalreadybeenapprovedbytheparliament.

B.Employersmightbepunishediftheydon’tobeythenewrules.

C.Allbusinessesmustcompletethechangebytheendof2024.

DWorkerswillgetlesspayafterthereformiscarriedout.

13.WhydoesSpain’smajortradeunionUGTsupportreducingworkinghoursfurther?

A.Tohelpsmallbusinessesreducecosts.

B.Toimproveworkers’healthandwell-being.

C.TomatchtheproductivityofotherEUcountries.

D.Topromotethe“righttodisconnect”legislation.

14.WhatisAlicia’sattitudetowardsthenewreform?

A.Doubtful.B.Supportive.C.Excited.D.Indifferent.

15.Whatconcerndoopponentsofthereformexpress?

A.Workers’productivitywilldecreasesharply.

B.The“righttodisconnect”willbeviolated.

C.Smallandmediumbusinessesmaystruggletoadapt.

D.SpainwillfallbehindotherEuropeancountriesineconomy.

第二节(共5小题；每小题3分，满分15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。

Wespendbillionsofdollarseachyeartryingtofightaging—coveringupwrinkles,dyeing

grayhair,andchasingthepromiseofyouth.___16___.“Everyonetalksaboutagingasthis

decline,”saysMichelleFeng,chiefclinicalofficeratExecutiveMentalHealth.“Butaging

isjustliving.Itliterallymeansthatyou’realive.”Sowhatgetsbetteraswegetolder?

Here’swhattheresearchshows.

Yougetbetterathandlingstress

Stressdoesn’tgoawaywithage,buthowwedealwithitchanges.“Olderpeoplecanunderstand

stressfulsituationsbetter,andthey’reactuallybetteratmanagingstressthanwhentheywere

younger,”saysAanandNaik,executivedirectoroftheUTHealthHoustonConsortiumonAging.

___17___.“Olderadultshavemorelifeexperience.Theyalsoknowhowtohandlespecific

situationsandhavewaystoworkthroughthem,”saysNaik.

Youbecomemoreemotionallystrong

Agechangesnotjusthowwehandlestress,butalsoourfeelings.Naiknotesolderadults

understandandadapttoemotionsbetter;Fengaddstheyavoidbadfeelingsandkeepgoodones.

Unlikeyoungerpeoplewhohideemotions(causingmoreinnerstress),olderadultsoftenuse

“reevaluation”(lookingatsituationsdifferently)tostaylessemotionallyreactive.___18___.

___19___

Somepartsofmemory(likerememberingnewthingsfast)getworsewithage.Butotherparts

—likeknowingmorewordsandlong-termknowledge—staythesameorevengetbetter.Researchers

callthis“crystallized(晶体的)intelligence”:“It’swhatyouknowfromlife,”saysFeng.

BothsheandNaikcallthis“wisdom”forshort.Insomecultures,thiswisdomisnotjustnoticed

—it’swhatmakesolderpeopleimportant.AstudyfromJapan’sAwajiIslandfoundthatolder

adultswerebetterthanyoungerpeopleatknowingtraditionallifeskills.Researcherscallthis

“thewisdomoftheelders.”

Yourmindsetshapeshowyouage

___20___.“Ifpeoplethinkdepressionisnormalwhengettingolder,theymightletit

happen,”saysFeng.“Butit’snot.Youneedtoknowthistoask:HowdoIwanttoage?”“We

shouldunderstandthatwecan’tstopaging,”saysFeng.“Butwehavemorecontroloverhow

weagethanwethink.Thiscanhelpyoumakegoodchoicesforyourself.”

A.Experiencemakesyouwiser

B.Youstopcaringwhatothersdo

C.Abigwrongideaaboutagingisthatyoucan’tcontrolit

D.Olderpeopleoftenremembermiddleageasaveryhappytime

E.Thismightalsoexplainwhyolderpeoplefeelhappieroverall

F.Onereasonisthatmanyolderadultshavewaystohandleproblems

G.Butmanypeoplethinkagingisaslowdecline—scientistssaythisisnotthewholetruth

第二部分语言知识运用(共两节，满分50分)

第一节完形填空(共15小题；每小题2分，满分30分)

阅读下面短文，从短文后各题所给的A、B、C和D四个选项中，选出可以填入空白处的最佳选项。

AfewmonthsagoI____21____arandompostonFacebookfromagroupcalledPoisonsHelp:

EmergencyIdentificationforMushroomsandPlants.Curious,Iclickedonit.Thepost____22____

aphotoofafungus(真菌)onatreeandapanickedmessagefromamanwhosedogwasvomiting

(呕吐),withfurtherphotosshowingbitsofvomitedmushroom.Theowner____23____urgentguidance,

fearinghispethadeatensomethingpoisonous.Thegroup,composedoftrustedexperts,____24____

himthemushroomswerenotdangerous.

Inowfindmyselfreadingpostafterpost.Whencasesareresolvedandpetssurvive,theposters

areso____25____tohaveaccesstothisremarkablefreeresource.Intheoftendarkand____26____

worldoftheinternet,itfeelslikeabeautifulpocketoflightandhope.It____27____methat

thereisgoodouttheretoo.

Itiseasytofeel____28____abouthumanity.Thereareongoingwars,climatechange,violence,

povertyandmore.Butpeopleareusingtheirknowledgeandskillstomakea____29____.Thisis

somethingIseewhenIgotoworkintheNationalHealthService(NHS).Forallthetalkofits

brokennessandcuts,everydaymycolleaguesandI____30____patients,andmanyofthosepatients

grow,developandgetbetter.

Whilefacingandstandingagainstthebad,wemustalsoholdontothegood.It’seasyto

beoverwhelmedby____31____andlosehope,especiallyifyou’veexperiencedseverehardships.

____32____agriponthegoodinourselves,othersandtheworldtakeseffort.It’snotabout

____33____everythingisfine.It’saboutbelievinginthe____34____forpositivechange.My

mentor(导师)recentlyspokeabouttheIsrael-Palestineconflict:thathoweverfarawaypeace

mayseem,wehavetobelievethatitispossible,sowecanbegin____35____thebridgethatmay

getusthereoneday.Wecanstarttolaythebricks.

21.A.passedoverB.cameacrossC.drewupD.tookdown

22.A.hidB.overlookedC.featuredD.ruined

23.A.soughtB.declinedC.suppliedD.deserted

24.A.cautionedB.cheatedC.puzzledD.reassured

25.A.upsetB.gratefulC.annoyedD.skeptical

26.A.brightB.beneficialC.welcomingD.awful

27.A.frightensB.discouragesC.remindsD.bothers

28.A.curiousB.optimisticC.hopelessD.confident

29.A.differenceB.chaosC.livelihoodD.commitment

30.A.avoidB.hurtC.neglectD.treat

31.A.warmthB.crueltyC.negativityD.damage

32.A.MaintainingB.LosingC.EscapingD.Deserting

33.A.pretendingB.provingC.forgettingD.acknowledging

34.A.hardshipB.unlikelihoodC.weaknessD.potential

35.A.destroyingB.buildingC.crossingD.designing

第二节(共10小题；每小题2分，满分20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。

Thebutterricecake___36___(gain)greatpopularityinrecentyears.Withacrispyoutside

andasoftinside,___37___offersagreatsmellofbutterandasweettastethatfillyour___38___

(sense).Manypeopleareaddicted___39___it.Doyouknowwhy?

Whiledelicious,thesecretbehindtheaddictiontobutterricecake___40___(lie)inhow

itaffectsyourbody.Itisinfact___41___mixoffatandsugarthatinfluencesyourbrain’s

desire___42___(eat)throughthegut-brainneural(肠-脑神经)connection,journalCellMetabolism

said.

Moreover,whensugarandfataremixedtogether,theyhaveastrongereffect___43___(compare)

towhentheyareeatenalone.Thismixcausesyourbraintoproducemoredopamine(多巴胺),which

makesyoufeelhappy.What’smore,aftereatingbutterricecake,thehighstarch(淀粉)and

sugarcontentcancausechanges___44___(sharp)inyourbloodsugarlevelsinashorttime.Your

bodythenproducesinsulin(胰岛素)andglucagon(胰高血糖素),___45___(make)youfeelhungry

againquickly.

第三部分写作(共两节，满分40分)

第一节书面表达(满分15分)

46.假设你是李华，你校将举办“校园传统文化节”活动，旨在让同学们更好地了解中国传统艺术。请你

给外教Smith先生写一封邮件，邀请他参加活动并担任手工体验环节的评委。

内容包括：

1.活动的时间和地点；

2.活动的主要内容(如剪纸、书法展示等）；

3.邀请他担任评委的原因及具体职责。

注意：

1.词数为80词左右，开头和结尾已给出，不计入总词数；

2.可适当增加细节，使行文连贯。

DearMr.Smith,

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Yourssincerely,

LiHua

第二节短文续写(满分25分)

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。

ItwasafreezingDecemberafternoon,withsnowflakesdancinginthewindliketinywhite

butterflies.Lily,a16-year-oldstudent,pulledhercoattighteraroundher,herbreathforming

littlecloudsinthecoldairasshewalkedhomefromschool.AtthecornerofMapleStreet,there

stoodanoldoaktreethathadwatchedovertheneighborhoodfordecades.Underit,Mr.Harris,

an80-year-oldmanwithsilverhairandwarmeyes,hadsoldhand-knittedscarveseverywinter

forthepastfiveyears.Hisscarveswerealwayspopular—passersbyoftenstoppedtoadmire

theneatstitches(针脚),andkidslovedpointingoutthelittleanimalpatternshesecretlywove

intosome.

Today,though,theusualwoodenstall—polishedsmoothbyyearsofuse,withasmall

“HandmadewithLove”sign—wasempty.Instead,aweatheredcardboardbox,itsedgesfrayed

fromthecold,satunderthetree,itslidproppedopenbyapinecone.Acrumplednote,written

inshakyhandwriting,wastapedtoit:“Freetothoseinneed—staywarm,friends.Noneed

topay,justpassthekindnesson.”Curious,Lilybrushedoffthesnowandliftedthelid.Inside

weresixscarves,eachfoldedneatly.Justassheranherfingeroveraskybluescarfstitched

withstars,afaint,raspingcoughcamefrombehindthetree.

Lilyturnedandgasped.Mr.Harriswasleaningheavilyagainstthetrunk,hisshouldershunched,

hisfaceaspaleasthesnowontheground.Hishands,usuallysteadyasheknit,weretrembling,

andhisusualwoolenhatwasaskew.“Mr.Harris!Areyouallright?”sheasked,rushingover.

Hestumbledtryingtostand,soshehelpedhimsitonasnow-dustedbranch.“Justacold,dear,

nothingtofretabout,”hesaidweakly,hisvoicethin.“Wokeupthismorningfeelingdizzy,

couldn’tsetupthestalltoday.Butthesescarves—theytookmeallweek.Didn’twantthem

tosithereandgetforgotten.”Lilynodded,herheartsqueezing.Sherushedtothenearbycafé,

whereMrs.Patel,theowner,knewMr.Harriswell,andbroughtbackasteamingcupofhotcocoa.

Hesippeditslowly,andasthewarmthspread,afaintpinkreturnedtohischeeks.“You’re

agoodgirl,Lily,”hesaid,givingherasmallsmile.

注意：续写词数应为150左右。

AsMr.Harrisregainedstrength,hetoldLilymoreaboutthescarves.

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Amonthlater,whenLilypassedtheoaktreeagain,shestoppedinsurprise.

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标准学术能力诊断性测试2025年12月测试

英语试卷

本试卷共150分

第一部分阅读理解(共两节，满分60分)

第一节(共15小题；每小题3分，满分45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，并在答题卡上将该项涂黑。

A

【1~3题答案】

【答案】1.C2.C3.B

B

【4~7题答案】

【答案】4.D5.C6.A7.D