2026年辽宁省县级重点高中协作体高考英语二模试卷

第1页（共1页）2026年辽宁省县级重点高中协作体高考英语二模试卷第一部分听力第一节听下面5段录音。每段录音后有一个小题，从题中所给的A、B、C三个选项中选出最佳选项。听完每段录音后，你都有10秒钟的时间来回答有关小题和阅读下一小题。每段录音播放两遍。1．（1.5分）Whatdoesthewomanplantodothissummer？A.Study.B.Volunteer.C.Travel.2．（1.5分）Howdoesthewomanfeelaboutthebeach？A.It'sthebestshe'svisited.B.It'sconvenientasit'scloseby.C.It'snotworthgoingtoagain.3．（1.5分）Wherewillthespeakersprobablygonext？A.Aschoolhall.B.Apubliclibrary.C.Alargecafé.4．（1.5分）Whathappenedtotheman？A.Hewaslateforhisflight.B.Hedidn'tgethissuitcase.C.Helosthisdocuments.5．（1.5分）Whatarethespeakerstalkingabout？A.Lookingforasatisfyingjob.B.Changingattitudetowork.C.Schedulingworktasks.第二节听下面5段录音。每段录音后有几个小题，从题中所给的A、B、C三个选项中选出最佳选项。听每段录音前，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。每段录音播放两遍。（3分）6.Whydoesthewomantalktotheman？A.Hewasdrivingtoofast.B.Hewasn'tlookingcarefully.C.Hewasdrivinginthewrongarea.7.Whendoesthewomanusuallyleavethisarea？A.At2：00p.m.B.At3：30p.m.C.At5：00p.m.（4.5分）8.Whatistherelationshipbetweenthespeakers？A.Formerclassmates.B.Formercolleagues.C.Familymembers.9.Whatsurprisestheman？A.Thenumberofpeopleattending.B.Thequalityofthefood.C.Thesizeofthespace.10.Wherearethespeakers？A.Atschool.B.Atanoffice.C.Atarestaurant.（4.5分）11.Whatdidthewomanmostlywatchbefore？A.Series.B.Sports.C.Documentaries.12.Whydidthewomanprobablychangehernightlyroutine？A.Toenjoysports.B.Tolearnnewthings.C.TospendlesstimewatchingTV.13.Whatsubjectdoesthemanlike？A.History.B.Biology.C.Physics.（6分）14.Whoisthewomanmostlikelytobe？A.Avideohost.B.Agovernmentleader.C.Aschoolteacher.15.Whatdidthemanthinkwould'bemostpopular？A.Business﹣planwriting.B.Literature.C.Professionaltraining.16.Wheredomoststudentsvolunteernow？A.Onfarms.B.Atlocalbusinesses.C.Incitygovernmentoffices.17.Whatistheprogram'smaingoalaccordingtotheman？A.Improvingstudents'lives.B.Providingworkexperiences.C.Bringingcommunitiestogether.（4.5分）18.Whatthreatensthiscitymost？A.Wildfires.B.Storms.C.Risingsea﹣level.19.Whatwastheoriginalpurposeoftheexhibition？A.Togetmoneydonations.B.Togrowcommunityartprograms.C.Toteachothersaboutlocalissues.20.Whatwillthespeakerdonext？A.Inviteotherstospeak.B.Sharemorelocalartworks.C.Presentinformationondisasters.第二部分阅读第一节阅读下列短文，从每题所给的A、B、C、D四个选项中选出最佳选项。（7.5分）Thereare40millionfamilycaregiversintheU.S.，manyofwhomneedhelpfulsupportorresources.Volunteersmeanalottothem.PatientandFamilyAdvisoryCouncil（PFAC）MemberHelpimprovehospitalcarebyjoiningaPFAC.PFACsarecomposedofpatientsandfamilymembers，whosharetheirfirsthandexperiencestodriveimprovementsinhospitalcaregiving.AmericanAssociationofRetiredPersons（AARP）isbuildinganetworkofnursevolunteerstojointhesecouncils（委员会）andcontributetoabetterhospitalcaregivingexperience.Youmustparticipateinitinperson.BrainHealthNeuroNetworkerHelpspreadthewordaboutprotectingbrainhealthbysharingtimely，trustedresourcesfromAARP'snationalteamthroughyoursocialnetworks.Thisvolunteerworkcanbedoneathome，Itraisesawarenessofsimplelifestylechanges—likeexercise，healthyeating，andsocialconnection.Bypromotingthisvitalinformation，you'llhelpmorepeopletakestepstokeeptheirbrainshealthyandstrong.CareShareCrewHelpmorepeoplebenefitfromtrustedAARPresourcesbysharingtimely，checkedcontentthroughyoursocialnetworks.Youcanvolunteerfromhome.Thisroleexpandsawarenessofimportantissues，connectspeopletovaluableinformation，andsupportsAARP'smissiontoempowerpeople50+tolivetheirbestlives.FriendlyVoiceVolunteerCallerListen，offerreassurance，andbeafriendlyvoiceforpeople50+whohaverequestedacallorhavecalledintoourvirtualcallcenter.Ithelpsthosefeelinglonely，andcantrulymakeadifferenceintheirhealthandwell﹣being.Itallowsyoutocontributefromhome.OpportunitiesarealsoavailableforSpanishvolunteers.21.WhatmakesPFACMemberdifferentfromtheotherthreeprojects？A.Thewayofvolunteering.B.Theregistrationmethod.C.Thetimeitneedstoserve.D.Therewarditoffers.22.WhatisthemaintaskofCareShareCrew？A.Toanswercallsfromlonelypeople.B.Tosharetrustedresourcesonline.C.Toimprovehospitalcareservices.D.Toteachpeoplebrainhealthskills.23.Whichvolunteerprojectaimstohelppeoplewithloneliness？A.PFACMember.B.BrainHealth.NeuroNetworker.C.CareShareCrew.D.FriendlyVoiceVolunteerCaller.（10分）Knitwear（针织品）mightnotbetheimmediateexpectationatthefashionshowatLondonFashionWeek，but26﹣year﹣oldShonaghMurrayisredefiningitspotential.FromBirmingham，Shonaghdiscoveredknittingin2017duringahospitalstay，acreativecopingstrategybornfromstrugglingwithherphysicalandmentalhealth."Ijustlovedtherepeatingandregularnatureofknitting；Ifounditverytherapeutic（疗愈的），"sheexplains."I'mneurodiverse（神经多样性的）andthereissomethingabouttheconstantcountingofnumbers."Knittingquicklyevolvedfromapersonalbalmintoaboomingbrand.Aftergainingrecognitiononline，ShonaghlaunchedShone，herknitwearlabelwell﹣knownforitsbold，colourful，anduniquecreations."Mypiecesareveryunique；they'renotnormalknitwear，"Shonaghstates."Theystandforquitealotofdifferentthings.ThepiecesareveryboldandIlikethepeoplewhowearthemtofeelconfidentandnotafraidtoexpressthemselves."Herlatestcollection，"GirlhoodNostalgia"，capturesthisspirit.Inspiredbyherchildhood，itfeaturesplayfuldressesandskirtsdecoratedwithbowsandsoftcolors，seekingtoreconnectwearerswiththeirinnerchildandajoyful，curiousapproachtolife.Thiscollection'sdistinctivecharmcaughttheeyeofthefashionworld，leadingtoShonagh'sdesiredinvitationtoexhibitatLondonFashionWeek.ShoneisnowShonagh'sfull﹣timeendeavour.Incontrasttothemass﹣producedfashionindustry，shehand﹣makeseachpieceusingmaterialsthatcanbreakdowneasily，supportingsustainablepractices.Shonaghalsoencouragesotherstoembracethecreativeprocess，celebratingthejoyanduniquenessfoundinmakingone'sownclothesoverfactory﹣madealternatives.Herjourneyisapowerfulevidenceofthetransformativepowerofcraft，personalexpression，andconsciouscreation.24.WhatinitiallyledShonaghtostartknitting？A.Toenterthefashionindustry.B.Todealwithhealthissues.C.Togainonlinerecognition.D.Tolearnsustainableskills.25.WhichofthefollowingcanbestdescribeShonaghMurray？A.Creativeandstrong﹣minded.B.Optimisticandcommunicative.C.Confidentandpatient.D.Independentandambitious.26.WhatcanbeinferredaboutShonagh's"Girlhood.Nostalgia"collection？A.Itisamajorcommercialsuccess.B.Ithasaseriousandmaturetheme.C.Itisdesignedexclusivelyforteenagers.D.Itconnectsplayfulnesswithself﹣expression.27.HowdoesShonaghsetherbrandapart？A.Bycreatingtherapeuticandsoothingclothes.B.Bydeliberatelyrejectingconventionalstyleentirely.C.Byprioritizingmassproductionforwiderpopularity.D.Bycraftingitemsmanuallywitheco﹣friendlymaterials.（10分）AteamledbytheUniversityofCambridgehaveengineeredasolar﹣powered"artificialleaf"thatcouldeventuallyhelpthisvitalindustrymoveawayfromfossilfuels.Theirbreakthroughinvolvesanewdevicethatbringstogetherlight﹣absorbingorganicpolymersandbacterialenzymes（酶）totransformsunlight，water，andcarbondioxideintoformate，acleanfuelthatcanpoweradditionalchemicalreactions.This"artificialleaf"copiesphotosynthesis（光合作用），thenaturalprocessplantsusetoturnsunlightintoenergyandoperatesentirelyonitsownpower.Unlikepreviousdesignsthatreliedonpoisonousorunstablelightabsorbers，thisnewmodelusesnon﹣poisonousmaterials，runsmoreefficiently，andremainsstablewithoutextraadditives.Thismarksthefirstinstancewherethesenon﹣poisonousmaterialshaveservedasthelight﹣catchingcomponentinsuchabio﹣hybridsystem，preparingforanewgenerationofeco﹣friendlyartificialleaves.Thechemicalindustryremainsacornerstoneoftheglobaleconomy，producingavastrangeofgoods—frommedicinestopastics，paints，electronics，andcleaningagents."Ifwe'regoingtobuildacyclic，sustainableeconomy，thechemicalindustryisabig，complexproblemthatwemustaddress，"saidProfessorErwinReisnerfromtheUniversityofCambridge'sYusufHamiedDepartmentofChemistry，wholedtheresearch.Testsshowedtheartificialleafproducedhighcurrentsandachievednear﹣perfectefficiencyindirectingelectronsintofuel﹣makingreactions.Thedevicesuccessfullyranforover24hours：morethantwiceaslongaspreviousdesigns.Theresearchersarehopingtofurtherdeveloptheirdesignstoextendtheservicelifeofthedeviceandadaptitsoitcanproducedifferenttypesofchemicalproducts."We'veshownit'spossibletocreatesolar﹣powereddevicesthatarenotonlyefficientanddurablebutalsofreefrompoisonousorunsustainablecomponents，"saidReisner，"Thiscouldbeafundamentalplatformforproducinggreenfuelsandchemicalsinfuture—it'sarealopportunitytodosomeexcitingandimportantchemistry."28.Whatisthemainpurposeoftheartificialleafdescribedinparagraph1？A.Toproducecleanfuel.B.Tocreatenewmaterials.C.Tocutcarbonemissions.D.Toabsorbmoresunlight.29.Whatmakestheartificialleafdifferentfromearlierdesigns？A.Itdependsoncostlyandrareadditives.B.Itcombinesnaturalandartificialmaterials.C.Itproduceselectricityandchemicalfuels.D.Itreliesonsaferandmoreefficientmaterials.30.Whatcanwelearnfromthelastparagraph？A.Thedevicesarestilllackofefficiency.B.Thepotentialislimitedtolabapplications.C.Thetechnologymighthaveabrightfuture.D.Thematerialchoicemaybeamajorconcern.31.Whichcanbeasuitabletitleforthetext？A.MaterialsfromthePlantsLeafB.SolarLeafforGreenChemistryC.FossilFuelsinChemicalIndustryD.SustainableChallengesinEconomy（10分）Humansaresohardwiredtofitinwiththecrowdthattheyoftenignorepotentialrisks.Followingtrendsblindlyisn'tasignofcharacterweaknessormentalhealthtrouble.Instead，sayspsychologistPamelaB.Rutledge，it'sperfectlynormal.Thatislinkedwithapsychologicalconceptthatreferstohumans'coreneedtobelongtoasocialgroupandbondwithothers.It'sconsideredtobeoneofhumans'basicneeds.Multiplepsychologicalanalysesarguethathumanconnectionsareasimportantasbasicslikefoodandshelter.Thoughfollowingatrendonsocialmediaisn'texactlyasimportantasoutrunningatiger，humanevolutionhasmadeourbrainsadaptthemselvestosocialsignals.Hassocialmediachangedhowhumanssignaltheirsocialconditiontooneanother？Notexactly，saysRutledge."Rather，ithascertainlyallowedcertaintrendstocirculatefasterandfartherthantheywouldhaveotherwise.Takefashion：Whiletrendsoncewalkeddownfromfashionrunwaystowardcommonuseoveryears，socialmedianowallowsmini﹣trendstoemergeanddieoutwithinweeks."Peopleallfindthattrendselicitapull，andpsychologistshavefiguredoutreasons.Blameevolutionagain，Rutledgesuggests."Ourbrainsarehardwiredtonoticethingsthatareunusual，"shesays."Ifit'snotnormalandotherpeoplearealldoingit，wehavetocheckitout."Thus，wenoticeattentiongrabbers，givingtrendsevenmorereasonsforpeopletofollowthem.Nooneisfreefromnoticingtrends，butonegroupinparticularismorelikelytofollowtrends：Teensandyoungadults.Olderadultstendtofeelmoresecureintheiridentity，asensethatmayprotectthemfrombeingassensitivetoeverypassingcraze.Indeed，socialattentionvariesbyage，witholderadultsnotpayingasmuchattentiontohowtheycommunicateandarelinkedwithothersastheiryoungercounterparts.Individualsmaybemoresensitivetosocialreward—positiveinputfrommembersoftheirsocialcircles—duringmidlife.32.Whatdoestheunderlinedword"hardwired"mostprobablymeaninthefirstsentenceofthepassage？A.Connectedbywires.B.Easilychanged.C.Naturallyprogrammed.D.Sociallyinfluenced.33.Whatdoestheexampleoffashiontrendsinparagraph2primarilytoillustrate？A.Mini﹣trendsarereplacingtraditionalfashioncycles.B.Socialmediahasacceleratedthecycleoftrendspread.C.Fashionshowsarenolongerthemainsourceoftrends.D.Fashiontrendshavebecomelessimportantinthedigitalage.34.Whatmakestrendsattractive？A.Socialmedia.B.Unusualthings.C.Sensibilitytoage.D.Humanevolution.35.Whatistheauthor'spurposeinwritingthepassage？A.Tocriticize.B.Toexplain.C.Toadvocate.D.Toprove.第二节阅读下面短文，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。（12.5分）Itistheendofalong，stressfuldayofworkandyoustepoutdoorsintoapark.Youseeabrightbluesky，hearthesingingofbirdsandfeelthewarmsunonyourface.Asyoutakeadeepbreath，pleasantsmellsfillyournose.Andyourtightmusclesrelaxasyoubreatheoutslowly.36Inthe1980s，theterm"forestbathing"wascoinedinJapan.Itisnothikingactivelyintheforest.37Specificpathsweredesignedforforestbathingthroughoutthecountryanddoctorsbeganrecommendingittotheirpatients.Sincethen，peopleinmanycountrieshaveadoptedthepractice.38Itcanboostyourimmunesystem，lowerbloodpressure，andenhanceyourattentionandcreativity.Althoughitoriginatedinforests，peopleprefertheterm"naturetherapy"Theexperiencecanbeenjoyedinanytype﹣of.nature：forests，beaches，grasslands，orevenintheArizonadesert.39Theycanbemoreaccessibleonaregularbasis.Wheninforests，youshouldmoveslowlythroughnature.Engagewith.whateversmallwonderattractsyou.40Watchaninsectmovealongthedirt.Placeyourhandsorfeetinastreamandnoticeallyoursensesbeingengaged.Whenyourmindstartswanderingbacktoallofyourusualworries，trytobringattentionbacktooneormoreofyoursenses.Dotreatyourselfasoftenasyoucan.A.Takesometimetosmellaflowerwithnewleaves.B.It.actuallymeanstheuseofallofthesensesinnature.C.Sofar，forestbathinghasgainedworld﹣widepopularity.D.Manystudieshaveshownthebenefitsofforestbathing.E.Youareexperiencingthehealingpowerofnaturetherapy.F.Man﹣madelocalparkscanalsobesuitablefornaturetherapy.G.Youwillsoonbecomecompletelyfreefrominnertensionandtiredness.第三部分语言运用第一节阅读下面短文，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。（15分）Oneperson'scourageandcommitmentcanturnacommunity'sgreatestchallengeintoasharedvictory.When17﹣year﹣oldDevKaransawthedry，waste﹣filled41inhisIndianvillage，hefelt.astrongsenseof42toimprovethesituation.Thesesmallwaterbodies，once，a（n）43lifelineforfarmersandwildlife，hadbeentotally44foryears，worseningtheseriouswatercrisis.Thegrainharvests45andfamilieswereforcedtowalkmilestofetchcleandrinkingwater.In2024，Devlaunchedayouth﹣ledprojectcombininglow﹣costtechnologyand46effort.Theteenager47atthebeginning.Mostvillagersdoubtedthatateenagestudentcouldsolvesuchalong﹣termtoughproblem，andevenrefusedtojoininthe48ButDevnever49.Withthesupportofhisteachersandlocalofficials，hemadeawaterqualitytestingdevice，whichletresidentscheckwaterpollutionviaaphoneapp.Healsotaughtvillagershowtoprotectthepondsandmonitorwater50Byearly2026，Dev'shardwork51.Cleanwaterreturnedtothevillage.Cropsgrewmuchbetterwith52irrigation，andrarewildlifereappeared.Though53atthe2026UNYouthClimateSummit，heremainedmodest."Technology54onlywhenpeoplejoinhands，"hesaid："Weteenscanusewhatwelearnatschooltomakeapositivedifferencetotheworldaroundus.Ageisno55toact."41.A.pathsB.pondsC.fieldsD.springs42.A.shameB.reliefC.responsibilityD.desperation43.A.vitalB.finalC.rareD.equal44.A.damagedB.ignoredC.controlledD.explored45.A.proceededB.disappearedC.sufferedD.guaranteed46.A.governmentB.communityC.schoolD.family47.A.shoneB.struggledC.disappointedD.persisted48.A.organizationB.programC.tripD.discussion49.A.quitB.failedC.droppedD.suspected50.A.flowB.conditionC.crisisD.temperature51.A.setoffB.madeupC.paidoffD.turnedout52.A.modernB.sufficientC.efficientD.temporary53.A.presentedB.doubtedC.addressedD.acknowledged54.A.fadesB.worksC.existsD.improves55.A.limitB.excuseC.privilegeD.access第二节阅读下面材料，在空白处填入1个适当的单词或括号内单词的正确形式。（15分）TheArtofZhuangBrocade（壮锦）Zhuangbrocadeisatraditionalhandicraftwithalonghistory，famousasoneofChina's"FourGreatBrocades".ItislargelyproducedinGuangxiZhuangAutonomousRegion，wheretheproducthasbecome56speciallocalitemcloselytiedtothedailylivesoftheZhuangpeople.57（pass）downfromgenerationtogenerationforhundredsofyears，thisart58（carry）theuniquecultureandspiritoftheZhuangpeople.TheproductionprocessofZhuangbrocadeisextremelycomplexandrequiresgreatpatience.It59（weave）byhandonawoodenweavingmachine.Weaversusecolorfulthreadstomakepatterns，60designsincludesunflowers，dragonsandphoenixes—symbolsofluckandhappinessinthelocalculture.Often，apieceof61（fine）craftedbrocadewasapreciousgiftdesignedforweddings.Inthepast，inZhuangvillages，womenspentthewholedayathome，applying62（they）toweaving，theirfingersdancingovertheweavingmachine.Today，whilemodernmachinesareusedinmassproduction，manyskilledcraftsmenstillkeepthetraditionaltechniquealive63（preserve）thisculturaltreasure.Zhuangbrocadeismorethanapieceofcloth.64effect，itisaworkofart.Itrepresentsthe65（wise）oftheZhuangpeopleandaddsaspecialcharmtoChina'srichculturalheritage.WhenvisitingGuangxi，youwillsurelybedeeplyimpressedbythisamazingcreation.第四部分写作第一节66．（15分）假定你是李华。你校英文报《新校园》（NewCampus）计划增加新栏目，向学生征集建议。请你用英语给编辑写一封邮件，内容包括：（1）建议增加的栏目；（2）说明理由。注意：（1）词数80左右；（2）请按如下格式在答题卡的相应位置作答，DearEditor，I'mLiHuafromSenior3________.Yourssincerely，LiHua第二节67．（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。Theairportannouncementinformedpassengersthatduetobadweather，theflightwouldbedelayedfortwohoursbeforeboarding.Mary'smomcommentedquietlythatthedelayseemedtohaveruinedeveryone'smood.Buteleven﹣year﹣oldMarystayedcalm，softlyhumming（哼）anewsongshehadjustlearned.Shewaslookingforwardtotheweekendtriptovisithergrandparents，excitedtosharethesongwiththem.Toher，musicwaslikeaninvisiblestringthatcouldtiestrangerstogether，creatingawarmcommunity.Sherememberedthefirsttimeshehadfeltthisconnection：atsixyearsold，waitingforthebuswithhermomonahot，boringday.Thenacheerfultunecamefromastoreloudspeaker—asongaboutagirlandherdreams："Dreamsofsunshineandfieldsofgold，Wheretheheartisneverold，Singingsongsthatneverend，Inaworldthat'smybestfriend..."Withoutthinking，Marysangalong—hervoicesoftandgentleatfirst，likeawhispercarriedonthegentlewind，whichgraduallygrowingstrongerandmoreconfident.Themelodywassimpleyetengaging.Timepassedwithouthernoticing.Whenthebusarrived，passengerssmiled；anoldmanbeathiswalkingsticktothebeat.Asthedoorsclosed，everyonewashumming.Momwhisperedtoher，"Youjustliftedallourspirits."Nothingseemedbetterthanmusicforcalmingarestlessheart，andMaryrememberedthat.Afterboardingtheplane，thepassengersweretoldofanotherweatherdelay—atleastanother45minutes.Thecabin（机舱）grewtensewithrestlessmovementsandcomplaints.Thenasuddencrycutthroughtheair.Acrosstheaisle（通道）toMary'sleft，atinygirl，barelythreeyearsold，begantocry.Hermothertriedeverything—rockingher，offeringsnacks，water，toys—butnothingworked.Thechild'sfacewaswetwithtears，hercriesloudandbroken.Passengersshifteduncomfortablyintheirseatsasthecryingfilledthecabin.注意：（1）续写词数应为150左右；（2）请按如下格式在答题卡的相应位置作答。Paragraph1：Maryhesitatedforamoment，andthenturnedtohermom._____Paragraph2：Slowly，thebaby'scriessoftened._____

2026年辽宁省县级重点高中协作体高考英语二模试卷第一部分听力第一节听下面5段录音。每段录音后有一个小题，从题中所给的A、B、C三个选项中选出最佳选项。听完每段录音后，你都有10秒钟的时间来回答有关小题和阅读下一小题。每段录音播放两遍。1．（1.5分）Whatdoesthewomanplantodothissummer？A.Study.B.Volunteer.C.Travel.【解答】略2．（1.5分）Howdoesthewomanfeelaboutthebeach？A.It'sthebestshe'svisited.B.It'sconvenientasit'scloseby.C.It'snotworthgoingtoagain.【解答】略3．（1.5分）Wherewillthespeakersprobablygonext？A.Aschoolhall.B.Apubliclibrary.C.Alargecafé.【解答】略4．（1.5分）Whathappenedtotheman？A.Hewaslateforhisflight.B.Hedidn'tgethissuitcase.C.Helosthisdocuments.【解答】略5．（1.5分）Whatarethespeakerstalkingabout？A.Lookingforasatisfyingjob.B.Changingattitudetowork.C.Schedulingworktasks.【解答】略第二节听下面5段录音。每段录音后有几个小题，从题中所给的A、B、C三个选项中选出最佳选项。听每段录音前，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。每段录音播放两遍。（3分）6.Whydoesthewomantalktotheman？A.Hewasdrivingtoofast.B.Hewasn'tlookingcarefully.C.Hewasdrivinginthewrongarea.7.Whendoesthewomanusuallyleavethisarea？A.At2：00p.m.B.At3：30p.m.C.At5：00p.m.【解答】略（4.5分）8.Whatistherelationshipbetweenthespeakers？A.Formerclassmates.B.Formercolleagues.C.Familymembers.9.Whatsurprisestheman？A.Thenumberofpeopleattending.B.Thequalityofthefood.C.Thesizeofthespace.10.Wherearethespeakers？A.Atschool.B.Atanoffice.C.Atarestaurant.【解答】略（4.5分）11.Whatdidthewomanmostlywatchbefore？A.Series.B.Sports.C.Documentaries.12.Whydidthewomanprobablychangehernightlyroutine？A.Toenjoysports.B.Tolearnnewthings.C.TospendlesstimewatchingTV.13.Whatsubjectdoesthemanlike？A.History.B.Biology.C.Physics.【解答】略（6分）14.Whoisthewomanmostlikelytobe？A.Avideohost.B.Agovernmentleader.C.Aschoolteacher.15.Whatdidthemanthinkwould'bemostpopular？A.Business﹣planwriting.B.Literature.C.Professionaltraining.16.Wheredomoststudentsvolunteernow？A.Onfarms.B.Atlocalbusinesses.C.Incitygovernmentoffices.17.Whatistheprogram'smaingoalaccordingtotheman？A.Improvingstudents'lives.B.Providingworkexperiences.C.Bringingcommunitiestogether.【解答】略（4.5分）18.Whatthreatensthiscitymost？A.Wildfires.B.Storms.C.Risingsea﹣level.19.Whatwastheoriginalpurposeoftheexhibition？A.Togetmoneydonations.B.Togrowcommunityartprograms.C.Toteachothersaboutlocalissues.20.Whatwillthespeakerdonext？A.Inviteotherstospeak.B.Sharemorelocalartworks.C.Presentinformationondisasters.【解答】略第二部分阅读第一节阅读下列短文，从每题所给的A、B、C、D四个选项中选出最佳选项。（7.5分）Thereare40millionfamilycaregiversintheU.S.，manyofwhomneedhelpfulsupportorresources.Volunteersmeanalottothem.PatientandFamilyAdvisoryCouncil（PFAC）MemberHelpimprovehospitalcarebyjoiningaPFAC.PFACsarecomposedofpatientsandfamilymembers，whosharetheirfirsthandexperiencestodriveimprovementsinhospitalcaregiving.AmericanAssociationofRetiredPersons（AARP）isbuildinganetworkofnursevolunteerstojointhesecouncils（委员会）andcontributetoabetterhospitalcaregivingexperience.Youmustparticipateinitinperson.BrainHealthNeuroNetworkerHelpspreadthewordaboutprotectingbrainhealthbysharingtimely，trustedresourcesfromAARP'snationalteamthroughyoursocialnetworks.Thisvolunteerworkcanbedoneathome，Itraisesawarenessofsimplelifestylechanges—likeexercise，healthyeating，andsocialconnection.Bypromotingthisvitalinformation，you'llhelpmorepeopletakestepstokeeptheirbrainshealthyandstrong.CareShareCrewHelpmorepeoplebenefitfromtrustedAARPresourcesbysharingtimely，checkedcontentthroughyoursocialnetworks.Youcanvolunteerfromhome.Thisroleexpandsawarenessofimportantissues，connectspeopletovaluableinformation，andsupportsAARP'smissiontoempowerpeople50+tolivetheirbestlives.FriendlyVoiceVolunteerCallerListen，offerreassurance，andbeafriendlyvoiceforpeople50+whohaverequestedacallorhavecalledintoourvirtualcallcenter.Ithelpsthosefeelinglonely，andcantrulymakeadifferenceintheirhealthandwell﹣being.Itallowsyoutocontributefromhome.OpportunitiesarealsoavailableforSpanishvolunteers.21.WhatmakesPFACMemberdifferentfromtheotherthreeprojects？AA.Thewayofvolunteering.B.Theregistrationmethod.C.Thetimeitneedstoserve.D.Therewarditoffers.22.WhatisthemaintaskofCareShareCrew？BA.Toanswercallsfromlonelypeople.B.Tosharetrustedresourcesonline.C.Toimprovehospitalcareservices.D.Toteachpeoplebrainhealthskills.23.Whichvolunteerprojectaimstohelppeoplewithloneliness？DA.PFACMember.B.BrainHealth.NeuroNetworker.C.CareShareCrew.D.FriendlyVoiceVolunteerCaller.【解答】（1）细节理解题。根据各个项目的开展方式描述：PatientandFamilyAdvisoryCouncil（PFAC）Member明确要求Youmustparticipateinitinperson.（你必须亲自参加才行。），即必须亲自参与，而BrainHealthNeuroNetworker部分Thisvolunteerworkcanbedoneathome（这项志愿工作可以在家里完成。）、CareShareCrew部分Youcanvolunteerfromhome.（你可以在家中进行志愿服务。）、FriendlyVoiceVolunteerCaller部分Itallowsyoutocontributefromhome.（它使你能够在家进行贡献。）均标注可居家完成。由此可知，PFACMember与其他三个项目的区别在于志愿服务的开展方式。故选A。（2）细节理解题。根据CareShareCrew部分中HelpmorepeoplebenefitfromtrustedAARPresourcesbysharingtimely，checkedcontentthroughyoursocialnetworks.（通过在您的社交网络上分享及时且经过核实的内容，帮助更多人受益于AARP可信赖的资源。）可知，其主要任务是分享可信赖的网上资源，故选B。（3）细节理解题。根据FriendlyVoiceVolunteerCaller部分中Listen，offerreassurance，andbeafriendlyvoiceforpeople50+whohaverequestedacallorhavecalledintoourvirtualcallcenter.Ithelpsthosefeelinglonely，andcantrulymakeadifferenceintheirhealthandwell﹣being.Itallowsyoutocontributefromhome.OpportunitiesarealsoavailableforSpanishvolunteers.（倾听、给予安慰，为50岁以上主动要求通话或拨打我们虚拟呼叫中心电话的人们提供亲切的声音。这有助于那些感到孤独的人，确实能改善他们的健康和幸福。您可以在家中参与。也有机会为西班牙语志愿者提供。）可知，该志愿者项目能够帮助孤独的人，故选D。（10分）Knitwear（针织品）mightnotbetheimmediateexpectationatthefashionshowatLondonFashionWeek，but26﹣year﹣oldShonaghMurrayisredefiningitspotential.FromBirmingham，Shonaghdiscoveredknittingin2017duringahospitalstay，acreativecopingstrategybornfromstrugglingwithherphysicalandmentalhealth."Ijustlovedtherepeatingandregularnatureofknitting；Ifounditverytherapeutic（疗愈的），"sheexplains."I'mneurodiverse（神经多样性的）andthereissomethingabo