安徽省合肥市六校联考2025-2026学年高二英语上学期期末考试

安徽合肥市六校联考2025-2026学年秋季学期期末考试高二英语试卷一、听力选择题1．Wheredoestheconversationprobablytakeplace?A．Atafamilyget-together.B．Atagraduationceremony.C．Atasportsevent.2．Whatdoesthewomanadvisethemantoeattogoclimate-friendly?A．Wholegrain. B．Meat. C．Dairy3．Whatnewtrendisthemannoticingonresumes?A．Peoplepostingtheirphotos.B．Peoplehighlightingtheirhobbies.C．Peopleincludingtheirfitnesssuccesses.4．WhatdoesthemansuggesttheydothisFriday?A．Listentoalecture.B．Makemusic.C．Attendaconcert.5．What’sthewoman’sattitudetowardtheman’ssuggestion?A．Favorable. B．Confused. C．Doubtful.听下面一段对话，回答以下小题。6．What’stheprobablerelationshipbetweenthespeakers?A．Teacherandstudent.B．Classmates.C．Wifeandhusband.7．Whatwillthewomandolater?A．Doanonlinesearch.B．Visitherfriends.C．Hangoutwithherfriends.听下面一段对话，回答以下小题。8．WhatisJennyexcitedabout?A．Anewphonemodel.B．AnewApplefunction.C．Aspecialemojisale.9．WhatisthefirststeptomakeaGenmoji?A．Chooseabackground.B．Entertheimageapp.C．Takeaselfieandsaveit.10．HowdoesthemanfeelaboutGenmojis?A．Interested. B．Unconcerned. C．Disappointed.听下面一段对话，回答以下小题。11．HowmanyPulitzerPrizesdidTheWashingtonPostwinin2024?A．1. B．2. C．3.12．Whichorganizationwontheinternationalreportingprizein2024Pulitzer?A．TheNewYorkTimes. B．TheWashingtonPost. C．Reuters.13．WhatdoweknowaboutthemaincharacterofPrimaryTrust?A．Heloseseverythingbutnevergivesup.B．Hegainsanewlifethroughkindness.C．Hebecomesrichbydoingsmallacts.听下面一段对话，回答以下小题。14．Howshouldoneswinghisarmswhilewalking,accordingtoEmma?A．Freelybackandforthfromyourshoulders.B．Fromtheelbowsinshortmovements.C．Keepingthemstillbyyoursides.15．WhydoesEmmasuggestwearingbiggershoes?A．Toavoidtrippingover.B．Tolowerwalkingspeed.C．Tomakeroomforsweatandswelling.16．Howlongandatwhatpaceshouldonewalktoimprovehealth?A．115minutesaweekataslowpace.B．150minutesaweekatanenergeticpace.C．300minutesaweekatamoderatepace.听下面一段独白，回答以下小题。17．WhenwilltheannualScienceFairbeheld?A．ThisWednesday. B．ThisFriday. C．NextMonday.18．WhatshouldparticipantsdobeforetheScienceFairstart?A．Dosomeexperimentsonthespot.B．Makesureeverythingisready.C．Prepareaspeechabouttheirprojects.19．WhatisDrSmith’sspeechabout?A．Waystofightclimatechange.B．FactsabouttheAmazonrainforest.C．Impactsofenvironmentalpollution.20．Whatwillthewinningteamofthebasketballmatchreceive?A．Newuniforms. B．Acertificate. C．Aschoolmedal.二、阅读理解Wanttodosomethingspecialthissummer?TheArchitectureCampatAuburnUniversityisforyou.Thisweek-longprogramstartswithbasicconceptsandconcludeswithseveralarchitecturaldesignprojects.Thesegivestudentstheopportunitytoshowcasewhatthey’velearnedthroughouttheweek.It’sastudio-focused,project-basedcampwherestudentswilllearnthroughhands-onexperiences.WorkingeachdayintheAuburnUniversitySchoolofArchitecture,PlanningandLandscapeArchitecturebuilding,studentswillbetaughtbytheuniversity’shighlyqualifiedprofessors,withplentyofopportunitiesforindividualguidance.Campcounselors(辅导员)willalsobepresentatalltimestoensuresafetyandsupervision(监督).Inadditiontotheirtimeinthestudio,studentswillgetatasteofcampus-lifeontheplains(平原).Time:July7-July11,2025Grades:Rising11th-12thGradeHousing:Camperswillliveindormitories,whichareorganizedintosuites.Eachsuiteconsistsoftworoomsandasharedbathroom.Meals:MealswillbeprovidedatTheEdgeatCentralDining.Alldietaryrestrictionsandallergies(过敏)aretakenintoconsiderationforeachmeal.Whattobringtocamp:·Pleasepacklightly,butdonotforgettobringbedding,atowelandtoiletries(洗漱用品).·Nomorethanonesuitcaseandonepersonal-sizedbagallowed.Campfeesare$900andincludethefollowingitems:·On-campushousing·Allmeals,snacksanddrinkswhileatcamp·Programinstruction,materialsandequipment·Transportationtoandfromoff-campusfieldtripsites·RecreationalactivitiesCancellation:Allcancellationrequestsmustbesubmittedviaemail.Thecancellationprocedureisasfollows:·Cancellationrequestreceivedatleastsixweekspriorto(在……之前)thestartdateoftheprogram:Fullrefund(退款),minus$100.·Cancellationrequestreceivedlessthansixweeksbutatleastthreeweekspriortotheprogramstartdate:50%refund.·Cancellationrequestreceivedlessthanthreeweekspriortotheprogramstartdateorinthecaseofa“noshow”:Norefund.21．WhatcanparticipantsdoattheArchitectureCamp?A．Designafewprojectsbasedonwhattheyhavelearned.B．Learnaboutthehistorytheuniversity’sarchitecture.C．Getguidancefromoff-campusteachers.D．Liveinprivateapartmentswithabathroom.22．Whatisincludedinthecampfees?A．Beddingandtoiletries. B．Allmealsanddrinksduringthecamp.C．Travelexpensestotheuniversity. D．Asuitcaseforpersonalbelongings.23．Ifastudentcancelsthecampfourweeksbeforethestartdate,howmuchwillhe/shegetback?A．$900. B．$800. C．$450. D．$0.Aroomfulofhundredsofbloomingorchids(盛开的兰花)isalwaysabreathtakingsight.ButSmithsonianGardenshasgoneevenfurtherwithits28thannualorchidshowheldintheKogodCourtyard.Forthefirsttime,SmithsonianGardensusedarttoenrichtheshowynaturaldisplay,selectingtheworkofBaltimore-basedartistPhaanHowng.Hownghopesherartinspiresaudiencestotakeactiontosupporttheprotectionoforchidspecies.Accompanyingaround350liveorchids,Howng’soriginalartworkfeaturesbrightlycoloredflowerpots,hand-paintedtreewraps,andthree-dimensionalsculptures(雕塑作品)ofaselectgroupoforchids.Toconstructthesculptures,sheused3DprintsofplantsintheSmithsonianGardensOrchidCollectionandthenmountedthemontoasteelbase.Theywerethenrevisedandfinishedwithvariousartificial(人造的)materials.Theorchidplantscanspendonlyashorttimeoutsidetheiridealgrowingconditions:60to80degreesFahrenheitwith65to80percenthumidity(湿度).Thoseconditionsaremaintainedyear-roundattheSmithsonian’s16,000-square-footgreenhouse.JustinKondrat,leadhorticulturist(园艺家)fortheSmithsonianGardensOrchardCollection,saysthe28,000-square-footKogodCourtyardisanacceptableenvironmentfortheshortterm.SmithsonianGardensemployeesregularlymaintainhumidityandprovidenutrientsduringtheexhibition.Theannualshoweducatesvisitorsaboutorchids’precarioussituationinsomeareasoftheworld.Thenumberoforchidshassignificantlydeclinedduetoillegalharvestinginsomeregions,andmanyspeciesarenowthreatenedbychangesinclimateandhabitat.OrchardsarefoundaroundtheglobeeverywhereexceptinAntarctica,saysKondrat.Thelargestdiversityisinthetropics(热带地区),thoughtheyareunderthemostthreatthereduetodisappearinghabitats.Horticulturistsperiodicallyenhancethecollection.SmithsonianGardensaimstouseappropriatecollectiontechniquesandsafeguardtheorchidsforfuturegenerationsandforscientificresearchanduse,Kondratsays.Everyorchid“isalivingcollectionitem,”Kondratnotes,addingthatitisgiven“thesamelevelofcareandattentiontodetailasanyofthephotoshangingintheNationalPortraitGallery.”24．WhatcanbelearnedaboutSmithsonianGardens’28thorchidshow?A．Itfocusesonorchids’symbolicsignificance. B．Ithaslongbeenknownforitsartisticelement.C．Itpromotestechnologyuseinart. D．Itdisplaysbothrealandartificialflowers.25．Whichaspectoforchidsdoesparagraph3mainlyfocuson?A．Theirbiologicaleffects. B．Theirenvironmentalsensitivity.C．Theirsoilconditions. D．Theirhealthygrowth.26．Whatistheunderlinedword“precarious”inparagraph4closestinmeaningto?A．Unlikely. B．Ideal. C．Dangerous. D．Different27．WhatdoesJustinKondratwanttoshowbymentioningtheNationalPortraitGallery?A．High-standardcarefordisplayedorchids. B．ItscooperationwithSmithsonianGardens.C．Itscontributiontotheorchidexhibition. D．Effectivetechniquesforcollectingorchids.AstudypublishedonJune28,2024,foundthatconsumingcoffeemightactlikeaplacebo(安慰剂),makingdrinkersfeelreadytotackletheday.Mostcoffeedrinkersbelievetheirmorningcupmakesthemmorealertduetoitscaffeine.Thisstudyaimedtodetermineifthiswakefulnessisduetocaffeineortheexperienceofdrinkingcoffee.“Thereisacommonexpectationthatcoffeeincreasesalertnessandpsychomotor(精神运动的)functioning,”saidstudyco-authorNunoSousa.“Understandingthemechanismscanopenpathwaysforexploringfactorsthatmayregulateitanditspotentialbenefits.”Thestudyrecruitedparticipantswhodrankatleastonecupofcoffeeperday.Participantsavoidedcaffeinateddrinksforatleastthreehoursbeforethestudy.TheywereinterviewedandunderwenttwofunctionalMRI(fMRI)scans:onebeforeconsumingcaffeineorcoffeeandtheother30minutesafter.DuringthefMRIscans,participantswereaskedtorelaxandlettheirmindswander.Resultsshowedthatconnectivityinthedefault(默认)modenetworkdecreasedafterdrinkingcoffeeortakingcaffeine,indicatingthatbothsubstancesmadepeoplemorepreparedtotransitionfromresttodailytasks.However,coffeeincreasedconnectivityinthehighervisualnetworkandtherightexecutivecontrolnetwork,involvedinworkingmemory,cognitivecontrolandgoal-directedbehavior.Thisincreasedidnotoccurwithcaffeinealone,suggestingthattofeelalertandreadytogo,coffeeismoreeffectivethancaffeinealone.“Insimplewords,thesubjectsweremorereadyforactionandalerttoexternalstimuli(刺激物)afterhavingcoffee,”saidco-authorMariaPico-Perez.Thespecificsmellandtasteofcoffeeorthepsychologicalexpectationassociatedwithdrinkingitmightcontributetoitsuniqueeffects.28．Whatwasthemainpurposeofthestudy?A．Tocomparetheeffectsofcoffeewithotherdrinks.B．Tofindoutpotentialbenefitsofcoffee.C．Toevaluatethebesttimetodrinkcoffee.D．Toinvestigatethesourceofwakefulness.29．Whatdoesparagraph4mainlytalkabout?A．Howthestudywascarriedout.B．HowthefMRIscanswereapplied.C．Whatparticipantsnoticedduringthestudy.D．Whatparticipantspreparedforthestudy.30．Whatdidthestudyfindabouttheeffectsofdrinkingcoffeeonthebrain?A．Itreducedalertnesstoexternalstimuli.B．Itweakenedcognitivecontrolnetworks.C．Itincreasedconnectivityinthedefaultmodenetwork.D．Itboostedconnectivityinthehighervisualnetwork.31．Whatdidtheresearcherssuggestmightplayaroleintheuniqueeffectsofcoffee?A．Thetypeofcoffeebeansused.B．Theparticularsmellandflavorofcoffee.C．Individuals’psychologicalstate.D．Theenvironmentwherecoffeeisenjoyed.HaveyouseentheDisneyclassicWinnie-the-Pooh?Youaresuretobegreatlyimpressedbytwoofthestarringcharacters:PigletandEeyore.Theformerisaconstantworrier,dealingwithanxiety;thelatterthinksovereverythingthatmightgowrong,sinkingintodepression.Bothstrugglewithrepetitivenegativethoughts.Clinicianstypicallyaddressnegativethoughts,suchasworry,aspartofatreatmentplanformanydiagnosed(诊断)disorders,includingdepression,anxiety,andsoon.“Butformaldiagnosesarenotnecessarytohelppeopleovercomethispainfulwayofthinking,”expertsargue.Therefore,cliniciansshouldlookbeyonddiagnosesandtargetnegativethinkingdirectly.“Weshouldfigureoutwhatitisforthisparticularpersonthatiskeepinghimstuck,”sayspsychologistHowardOliveroftheUniversityofNewSouthWales.“Severaltherapies(疗法)haveemergedinrecentyearsthattargetrepetitivenegativethinkingdirectly.Suchtherapiesshiftthecourseofatalksession,”sayspsychologistEdwardWatkinsoftheUniversityofExeterinEngland.Watkinshelpeddeveloponesuchtherapy,knownasRumination-FocusedCognitiveBehavioralTherapy,orRFCBT.Forinstance,imagineapatientwhohasbeendiagnosedwithdepressionandisfocusedonhowhopelesshefeels.AcliniciantrainedintraditionalCBTwilloftenhelppatientsunderstandtheirspecificmentalhealthdiagnosisbyworkingthroughthecontentoftheirthoughts.However,acliniciantrainedintheRFCBTdoesnotneedaformaldiagnosis.Ratherthanexploringwhysomethingmighthavehappened,orthedeepersignificanceoftheevent,therapiesthattargetnegativethinkinghelppatientsshifttomoreactionablequestions,suchashowtheycandosomethingaboutit.Inotherwords,theyseektochangehowpeoplethink,regardlessofwhattheyarethinkingabout.Byfocusingonthepatternsofnegativethinkingratherthanspecificdiagnoses,thesetherapiesofferaflexibleapproachthatcanhelpanyonestrugglingwithrepetitive,unproductivethoughts.Thisshiftinfocusempowersindividualstotakepracticalstepstowardchange,improvingmentalwell-beingacrossawiderangeofsituations.32．WhatistheintentionoftheauthormentioningPigletandEeyoreatthebeginning?A．Topresenttwocharacters.B．Todescribeafamiliarliteraryscene.C．Tointroducethetopicofthefollowingtext.D．Togivebackgroundinformationforthestudy.33．WhatdoesHowardOliverthinkcliniciansshouldfocuson?A．People’sthinkingpattern.B．Thespecificsofstressors.C．Formaldiagnosesmainly.D．Patients’pastexperiences.34．WhichbestexplainsthemaindifferencebetweentraditionalCBTandRFCBT?A．RFCBTavoidsdiscussingpatients’feelings.B．RFCBTtransfersattentionfromwhytohow.C．TraditionalCBTneedsnoformaldiagnosis.D．TraditionalCBTemphasizesbehaviormore.35．Whatcanbeasuitabletitleforthepassage?A．MentalDisorders:TraditionalDiagnosesandHandlingB．NegativeThoughts:Psychologists’ResearchandGuideC．RepetitiveNegativeThinking:RecognitionandTreatmentD．Ruminations-FocusedCBT:ANewInterventionApproachHowtoChooseaMajorinUniversityChoosingasuitablemajorisoneofthemostcriticaldecisionsforuniversityapplicants.36.Thefollowingaresomethingstonote.Followyourpassion.Amajorcombinedwithyourinterestscanfuellong-termmotivation,makingboringcourseworkmoreengagingandhelpingyouexcelacademically.Ifyouarefascinatedbysolvingcomplexproblems,majorslikecomputerscienceorengineeringmightbeideal.37.Ifyouenjoycommunicatingandanalyzinghumanbehavior,sociologyorjournalismcouldbebetterfits.Considercareerprospectsrationally.38.Itisalsowisetoresearchthejobmarketdemandfordifferentmajors.Fieldssuchasartificialintelligence,datascienceandbiomedicinearecurrentlyinhighdemand,offeringabundantemploymentopportunities.39.Balanceiskeybetweenpersonalinterestandpracticality.40.Ifyouexcelinlogicalthinkingandnumbers,amajorinmathematicsorfinancemaysuityou;ifyouaregoodatcreativityandaesthetics,artordesigncouldbeagreatchoice.Consultingseniors,teachersorcareeradvisorscanalsoprovidevaluableinsightstoavoidhastydecisions.Choosingauniversitymajorrequiresacombinationofpassion,rationalanalysisandself-awareness.Awell-chosenmajorpavesthewayforafulfillinguniversitylifeandapromisingfuture.A．Passiondoesmatter.B．Takeyourstrengthsintoaccount.C．Considerwhatfieldyouwanttoenter.D．However,donotblindlychasehotmajors.E．Theyaremostsuitableforsuchkindofpeople.F．Itshapesfuturecareerpathsandpersonaldevelopment.G．Howtoselectwhatyouarefascinatedwithisofgreatsignificance.三、完形填空Sam,thefour-leggedsuperhero,workstokeepaparkinSantiagoclean.Thedog’ssuperpower—collectinggarbageasa41forvisitors.Sam,whotakesregular42inSantiago’smetropolitanparkwithhisowner,hasbecome43,wearingagreencapeinacomicusedasaneducationalguide.It44whenSamandGonzaloChianghadtostopagainandagaininthecity’slargestgreenareato45plasticbottles,cansandfoodpackages.“OnSam’swalks,webegantofindalotof46”Chiangsaid.“Fromthere,the47tocomepreparedtotakeawaythegarbagethatwefoundoneachvisitbecameapparent.Thewalkisagoodopportunityto48,ratherthanlitter,”Chiangsaid.ParkofficialswereimpressedanddecidedtouseSam’s49initsparkcarecampaign.CatalinaAravenaturnedSamintoacartooninSam:TheParquemetSuperhero,50visitorstotaketheirwastewiththemoruse51pointsfoundalongthepath.“Thisbecamemuchmore52thanexpected,”Aravenasaid.“Itreacheddifferentschoolsandhasspreadverywellonsocialmedia.”The53launchedanti-littercampaignslastyearurgingdrinkvendors(摊主)toswitchfromplastictoglasscupsandstarted54garbageintoseparatebins.SamandGonzalo“have55ustoaccelerate(加快)thiseducationprocessandstructurethisgarbageclassification,”saidEduardoVillalobos,thepark’sactingdirector.41．A．culturalicon B．rolemodel C．helper D．player42．A．breaks B．hikes C．walks D．vacations43．A．brave B．kind C．busy D．famous44．A．failed B．started C．happened D．continued45．A．setaside B．pickup C．putaway D．payfor46．A．grass B．people C．garbage D．equipment47．A．challenge B．need C．chance D．doubt48．A．think B．relax C．clean D．explore49．A．image B．ability C．identity D．popularity50．A．forcing B．telling C．permitting D．expecting51．A．washing B．parking C．recycling D．observing52．A．interesting B．educational C．beneficial D．widespread53．A．park B．school C．government D．market54．A．turning B．breaking C．throwing D．sorting55．A．inspired B．required C．reminded D．persuaded四、语法填空阅读下面材料，在空白处填入适当的内容(1个单词)或所给单词的正确形式。Hefei,thecapitalofAnhuiProvince,isashiningpearlintheYangtzeRiver,whichperfectlycombinestime-honoredcultureandcutting-edgeinnovation.KnownasLuzhouinancienttimes,56boastsprofoundhistoricalroots.TheLordBaoMemorialTemplestandsasasymbolofintegrity,57(honor)thefamousSongDynastyofficialBaoZheng,58XiaoyaojinParkwitnessesthecity’smilitaryhistoryintheThreeKingdomsperiod.ChaohuLake,thelargestfreshwaterlakeinAnhui,embracesthecity,offeringstunningnaturalsceneryandleisurespots.Today,Hefeiisarisingstarof59(science)innovation,60(recognize)asthe“QuantumMetropolis”(量子之都).IthoststheUniversityofScienceandTechnologyofChinaandtheHefeiInstituteofPhysicalScience,home61theworld-famousEASTsuperconductingtokamakdevice.Thecityalso62(feature)themagnificentLuogangCentralPark,63rebornecologicalwonderfromanoldairport.Local64(delicacy)likeLuzhouRoastDuckandLiHongzhangStinkyTofuadduniqueflavorstothiscity.Hefeiismorethanatouristdestination;itisadynamiccity65ancientheritageandmodernprogresswalkhandinhand.五、书信写作66．假定你是李华，你的英国笔友Tom计划今年暑假来中国旅行，他对有着深厚文化底蕴的省份很感兴趣，并特意来信询问安徽的特色。请你给他写一封回信，内容包括：1.推荐一处安徽著名景点；2.介绍一种安徽特色美食；3.表达对他来访的期待。注意：1.词数80左右；2.可以适当增加细节，使行文连贯；3.开头和结尾已为你写好，不计入总词数。DearTom,________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________Yours,LiHua六、书面表达67．阅读下面短文，根据所给情节进行续写，使之构成一个完整的故事。WhenIwasaseniorhighschoolstudent,Iwastotallyobsessedwithpainting.Everyspareminute—whetheritwastheten-minutebreakbetweenclasses,thelunchhourinthecafeteria,orthequieteveningsafterfinishinghomework—wasspentbendingoversketchbooksandwatercolorpalettes.Iwouldlosemyselfinmixingsoftpinksforsunriseskiesorsketchingthebranchesoftheoldbanyantreeoncampus,oftenforgettingtoreviewmymathformulasormemorizeEnglishwords.Thisall-consumingpassionmademygradesdecreasesharply:mymathscoresdroppedfromthetop10tothebottom20oftheclass,andmyphysicsexamevenfailedforthefirsttime.Myparentswereveryangry,especiallymymother,whohadalwayspinnedherhopesonmegettingintoatopuniversitywitha“practical”majorlikefinanceormedicine—fieldssheinsistedwouldsecureastable,worry-freefuture,unliketheuncertainpathofanartist.Oneevening,Iskippedmyeveningself-studysessiontoattendtheschoolpaintingcompetitionawardceremony,graspingthegleamingcertificatetightlyinmyhandonthewayhome.Myheartwaspoundingwithexcitement,eagertosharethissmallvictoryandprovethatmyeffortsinpaintingwerenotawasteoftime.ButassoonasIheldupthecertificate,mymother’sfacecloudedoverinstantly.Shesnatchedthepaperfrommyhandwithoutasingleglanceatthewords“FirstPrize”printedonit,andtoreitintopiecessoviolentlythattheedgesofthepaperscratchedmyfingers.“Paintingwon’tputfoodonthetable!Can’tyouseeyou’reruiningyourfuture?”shescreamed,hereyesredwithamixofangerandhelplesstears.Myfatherstoodsilentlybythewindow,hisbackrigidlyturnedtome,hishandsclenchedintofistsathissides.Icouldseethefainttrembleofhisshouldersthroughthedimlight,andthatsilentdisapprovalcutdeeperthananyofmymother’sharshwords—forhehadoncepraisedmysketchesandpromisedtobuymeasetofprofessionalpaints.Heartbroken,Ilockedmyselfinmyroomfortwowholedays.Irefusedtoeatortalktoanyone,lyinguponthebedwithmybrokensketchbookshuggedtightlytomychest.EverytimeIheardmymother’ssighsoutsidethedoorormyfather’squietfootstepspassingby,asharpachetwistedinmychest.Ifeltlikenooneinthefamilyunderstoodmypassion—thatmydreamofholdingmyownartexhibitionsomedaywasnothingbutaridiculousfantasyintheireyes.Onthethirdmorning,Iwokeuptothefaintsmelloffishporridgefloatingthroughthedoorcrack.Tomygreatsurprise,Ifoundafoldednoteinsertedunderthedoor,alongwithabrand-newsetofprofessionalwatercolorpaints—theonethatIdreamedof.Iheldthenoteinmytremblinghands,myfingersbrushingtheslightlywrinkledpaper,mycuriositymixedwithasurgeofconfusedhope.Justthen,Iheardasoft,hesitantknockonthedoor,breakingtheheavysilencethathadwrappedmyroomfordays.注意：1．续写词数应为150左右;2．请按如下格式在答题纸相应位置作答。Paragragh1:Iopenedthedoorhesitantly,andtherestoodmyfatherwithaplateofwarmdumplings.________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________Paragraph2:Justthen,mymotherappearedwith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参考答案题号12345678910答案BACCABABCA题号11121314151617181920答案CABACBCBAC题号21222324252627282930答案ABCDBCADAD题号31323334353637383940答案BCABCFEADB题号41424344454647484950答案BCDBBCBCAB题号5152535455答案CDADA1．B【原文】M:Congratulations!W:Thanksforcoming.Ireallyappreciateyoubeingheretosharethisimportantmomentinmylife.M:I’msohappytoseeallyou’veachieved,bothacademicallyandpersonally.2．A【原文】W:Michael,we’relaunchingacampaignaboutclimate-friendlydiet.Wouldyouliketojoinus?M:Soundsinteresting.WhatshouldIdo?W:Keepadietwithoutmeatanddairyfortwoweeks,eatingonlyvegetablesandwholegrains.3．C【原文】M:Susan,I’venoticedthatpeoplearestartingtolisttheirfitnessachievementsontheirresumes.W:Really?Whydoyouthinkthatis?M:Maybetheywanttohighlighttheirqualitiesormakeagoodimpression.4．C【原文】W:Jackson,yesterdayIlistenedtoanamazinglectureaboutclassicalmusic.It’ssoimpressive!M:Nice.Bytheway,I’mgoingtoaclassicalconcertthisFriday.Wouldyouliketocomealong?5．A【原文】W:Oh,it’stough!Mybudgetcan’tcoverahotelduringthepeakseason.M:WhynottryAirbnb?It’saplatformwhereyoucanrentaroominsomeone’shouse,butit’susuallycheaperthanahotel.W:Soundsgood!6．B7．A【原文】W:Hey,Tom,thesummerholidaysarecomingup.Doyouhaveanyplans?M:Definitely.MyfamilyisplanningtotravelsomewhereinEurope.Howaboutyou?W:Thatsoundsinteresting.I’mthinkingofgoingonaroadtripwithsomefriendstothecoast.Itshouldbealotoffun.M:Awesome!Haveyoucheckedoutanycoolplacestovisitalongtheway?W:Notyet,butI’llstartlookingintoitontheInternetlater.It’sgoingtobegreattoexplorenewplaceswithfriends.8．B9．C10．A【原文】W:Aha,excellent!M:Jenny,whatareyouupto?W:I’mjusttryingoutApple’snewfeature—Genmojis.M:Genmojis?What’sspecialaboutthemcomparedtoregularemojis?W:Look,wecancreateourownemojisusingAppleIntelligence.M:Cool,howdoesitwork?W:Letmeshowyou.First,takeaselfieandsaveitonyourphone.Then,opentheimageapp,uploadyourselfie,clickhere,chooseabackground,andwait.See?It’sgenerating...Therewillbefiveoptions,andyoucaneditthemhoweveryoulike.M:It’ssuchfun.CanIhaveatry?11．C12．A13．B【原文】M:Hi,Ella,doyouknowaboutthePulitzerPrize?W:Ofcourse,andIalwayswatchtheawardsceremony.Istillrememberthe2024PulitzerPrizeAwardsCeremony.Itwasunforgettable.M:Great.Canyoutellmesomethingaboutit?W:Sure.TheNewYorkTimesandTheWashingtonPosteac