2026年北京市房山区高考英语二模试卷

第1页（共1页）2026年北京市房山区高考英语二模试卷一、知识运用第一节阅读下面短文，掌握其大意，从每题所给的A、B、C、D四个选项中，选出最佳选项，并在答题卡上将该项涂黑。（15分）Lastsummer，asIgotreadytomovetoanewcityforajob，Istoodinfrontofmycrowdedbookshelf.Awaveofmemorieswashedoverme.Eachbookwasa（n）（1）friend.Apracticalquestionkeptechoinginmymind："WillIeverreadtheseagain？"Thethoughtof（2）themseemedtoocold，andsimplystoringthemseemedlikeawaste.Iwantedthestoriestoliveon.SoIdecidedtofindthemnewhomes.Imadeasimplebutdetailedposterforourcommunityboard，（3）mybooks，withsectionslike"ClassicLiterature，""HeartwarmingStories，"and"YoungAdultAdventures，"andevenaddedlittlenotesaboutwhomight（4）eachone.The（5）camequickly.Thefirstcallcamefromateenagegirl，andhervoicewasfullofexcitement."DoyoustillhavePrideandPrejudice？"sheasked（6）.Whenshearrived，hereyesscannedthepilesofbooksandstoppedatthenovels.Awarmsmilespreadacrossherfaceasshepickedupthebookshewanted."Thankyousomuch!"shesaid，and（7）ahandmadebookmarktome."Imadethis，"sheadded.Thatsmall，kindgestureturnedmyearlierhesitationintoquiethappiness.Mybooksweren'tjustbeingtakenaway；theywerebecomingsomeoneelse's（8）.Later，asIlookedatmyemptiershelves，Ifeltsurprisinglylightand（9）.Thephysicalweightofthebookswasgone，butinitsplacewasadeepsenseofwarmth.Thebookmarkwasn'tjustagift；itwasrealhuman（10）—areminderthatstoriescouldsparknewjourneysinothers.Lettinggo，Irealized，wasn'treallyanending.Itwaspartofabeautiful，ongoingcycle.Andthebestjoywasbecomingasmalllinkinthatchainofsharing.（1）A.lostB.distantC.oldD.funny（2）A.hidingB.sellingC.lendingD.adapting（3）A.rankingB.categorizingC.beautifyingD.collecting（4）A.enjoyB.recognizeC.recommendD.evaluate（5）A.challengeB.preparationC.responseD.decision（6）A.confidentlyBformallyC.cautiouslyD.eagerly（7）ApresentedB.droppedC.postedD.returned（8）A.dreamsB.profitsC.rewardsD.treasures（9）A.calmB.curiousCcontentD.free（10）A.careB.connectionCgenerosityD.trust第二节阅读下列短文，根据短文内容填空。在未给提示词的空白处仅填写1个恰当的单词，在给出提示词的空白处用括号内所给词的正确形式填空。请在答题卡指定区域作答。（15分）AMostpeoplehopetoreceivebirthdaygifts.ButJimmyTengdoesthingsdifferently.The74﹣year﹣oldman10（sell）icecreamsforthepast17yearsinSingapore.Everyyear，on22March—hisbirthday—he11（offer）freeicecreams.Thisyear，heplanstogiveaway800icecreams."Peoplearequite12（stress）recentlyandIwanttohelp，"hesaid."Sharingmakesmefeelhappy."Heenjoystalkingwithhiscustomers，andmanyofthembecomehisfriends.BHarmonyhasmanydifferentmeanings.Inrelationtomusic，itreferstoindividualnotescomingtogether13（form）apleasantsound.Whenflavoursareharmonious，itmeansamealispleasingtothepalate（味觉）.Harmonyisallaboutfindingtherightbalanceindifferentsituationsinordertoobtainpeaceandhappiness.Asayinglike"Harmonyismostprecious"highlightstheimportanceofharmonyinthe14（life）ofChinesepeople.Harmonyisgreatwisdom，whichnotonlyembodies15（we）highestvalue，butalsoreflectsthebasicprinciplesofhowtoactandhowtotreatothers.CAgrowingbodyofresearchsuggeststhatbluespacesmaybenefitwell﹣being.Forstarters，16（spend）timeinbluespacesencouragesmovement—17you'rewalkingaroundalakeorswimminginit—andphysicalactivityisvitalforahealthierbodyandbrain.Whenpeopleexerciseinornearwater，theytendtodosoforlongerthanthoseworkingoutingreenorurbansettings，18（potential）becausetheyperceivetimedifferently.Studiessuggestthat，undertherightconditions，bluespacescanalsoreducenoiseinurbanareas，helpimproveairquality，andcooldownhotclimates—allof19contributetophysicalhealth.二、阅读理解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，并在答题卡上将该项涂黑。（6分）EastAucklandTourismisinvitinglocalsandvisitorstostepoffthebeatenpathandintosomeoftheregion'smostspectacularandsurprisinglandscapesthisspring.Timedtomatchupwiththespringschoolholidays，it'saspeciallydesignedprogrammeofmorethan20guidedandself﹣guidedwalks，fromsecretbeachesandscenicwetlandstohistoricsitesandcolorfulgardensacrosseastAuckland.Withwalksforallagesandfitnesslevels，plusbothfreeandticketedoptions，EastAucklandWalkfestprovidestheperfectmixofoutdooradventure，culturaldiscovery，andfamily﹣friendlyfun.WalkfestinvitespeopletolaceuptheirwalkingshoesandexperienceeastAucklandasthey'veneverseenitbefore.It'sdescribedasmorethanjustawalkingevent—it'sacelebrationoftheregion'slandscapes，culture，andpeople.Withavarietyoftrailstochoosefrom，it'sachancetoexplorecoastlines，countryside，andculturallandmarksinfreshandexcitingways.What'sonthetrail•GuidedRangerWalks—exploreamazingregionalparksandreserveswhilelearningabouttheuniqueplants，animals，andhiddennaturalwonders.•GhostWalkatHowickHistoricalVillage—stepbackintimeandintotheshadowswithablendofhistory，atmosphere，andtales.•GardenandSculpturalTrail—wanderthroughcreativelandscapesandcreatenature﹣inspiredartworks.•Self﹣guidedAdventures—followdetailedmapstodiscoverbeaches，bushtracks，andheritagesitesatyourownpace.Forthoseplanningafamilydayout，seekingconnectionwithnature，orwantingtodiveintolocalhistory，Walkfestprovidesfreeandpaidoptionstosuiteverybudgetandinterest.Forthecompleteprogrammeandbookingdetailsforguidedwalks，pleasevisitusonlineformoreinformation.20.Accordingtothepassage，EastAucklandWalkfest.A.isintendedprimarilyforlocalsB.issuitableforpeopleofdifferentagesC.featurestraditionalfestivalsoftheregionD.involvesfamily﹣friendlywalkingcompetitions21.WhichactivitycanbeincludedinEastAucklandWalkfest？A.Learningtotellstoriesatregionalparks.B.Visitingtheuniquereserveswithfreeguides.C.CreatingartworksonGardenandSculpturalTrail.D.ExploringsecretbeachesonGuidedRangerWalks.22.WherecanyougetthefullprogrammeofWalkfest？A.Ontheofficialwebsite.B.Fromtheparkstaff.C.Inthelocaldailynewspaper.D.Atthetouristcenter.（8分）Iwassixteenyearsold，andlikemanyotherteenageboys，Iwasinaband.Sowhenwefoundoutwe'dbeeninvitedtoplayatacharitableeventinanursinghome，wewereveryexcited—itfeltlikeourfirstrealstage.Onthedayoftheconcert，weturnedupearly.Asweheadedbackstage，stillbuzzingwithexcitement，thedirectorofthenursinghomecameovertotalktous."Someintheaudiencearesufferingfromphysicalormentalillnesses.Thesepeoplehaveveryfewchancestoseeliveentertainmentofanykind.Justplayyourregularshow，andyou'lldofine."Soonitwastimefortheshow.Theauditoriumwaspacked.Butthesilencethatfilledtheroomfeltheavy，almostunnerving.Thenwestartedplayingourfirstfewsongs.Weplayedprobablythebestshowwehadeverputon.Aseachsongfinished，therewasashortpause.Thiswasthetimewhentheaudiencewouldnormallyapplaud.Unfortunately，weweregettinglittleapplause.Asinkingfeelingsettledinmychest.Weunpluggedourinstrumentsandwentbackstage.Seeingthis，thedirectorranbackstageandaskeduswhatwaswrong."Well，itseemedthattheaudiencedidn'tliketheperformances，"Ireplied，tryingtohidemydisappointment."Theylikeallofyou.Butmaybethesongsarenotquitethestyletheylike."Onhearingthis，werealizedtheproblem.Asparkofhopeflickered.SoIadvisedthedirectortogiveusa10﹣minutebreak.Wethenhadaheateddiscussionaboutwhattoplay.Returningtothestage，weplayedsevensongsfortheelderlyresidents.Mostofthemusicwasgentle，andsomeofthesongswerefamiliartothem.Thistime，theatmosphereshifted—someofthemevenstoodupanddancedtothemusic.Witheverycheer，theknotinmystomachloosenedalittlemore.Finally，wefinishedourperformance.Whathappenednextshockedmemorethananything.Iwentbacktopackup，notknowingwhattoexpect，onlytofindthatatleasttenpeoplehadgatheredaroundthestage.Severalpeopletolduswewerethebestbandtoplayfortheminyears.Istoodtherespeechless，somethingwarmandunexpectedswellinginmychest.Afterthatshow，Imadeupmymindtohaveacareerinmusic.Ididplayafewmoreshowswithdifferentbandsovertheyears，andsomecrowdsroaredlouderthanthatnight.Butnomatterhowmuchtheaudiencecheered，IneverfeltasgoodasIdidonthatparticularnight—Ilearnedthatmusicisnotaboutapplause，butabouttrulytouchingsomeone.23.Whydidthebandfeeldisappointedaftertheirfirstfewsongs？A.Theyfailedtoplaytheirbestsongs.B.Theaudiencelefttheauditoriumquietly.C.Thedirectorblamedthemfortheirperformance.D.Theyreceivedhardlyanyapplausefromtheaudience.24.Whatcanwelearnfromthepassage？A.Thedirectoraskedthebandtoplaylouder.B.Thebandadjustedtheirsongstyletosuittheelderly.C.Thebandmadesomemistakesduringtheperformance.D.Theelderlyshowedgreatinterestinvariousliveshows.25.WhatdoestheunderlinedsentenceinParagraph7probablyindicate？A.Theauthorwassurprisedandthankful.B.Theauthorexpectedpraisefromthedirector.C.Theauthorbegantofeelrelievedandconfident.D.Theauthorunderstoodthemeaningofthesongs.26.Whatcanweconcludefromthispassage？A.Teamworkhelpssolveproblems.B.Truesuccessliesinreachingothers.C.Firstimpressioncannotalwaysbetrusted.D.One'spotentialcannotalwaysbeunderrated.（8分）Fromablackbird'ssongtotherumbleofapassingtrain，soundsareproducedbyvibrations（振动）movingthroughtheair，ground，orwaterininvisiblewaves.Whenthosesoundwavesenteryourear，theymaketinymembranes，bones，andhaircellsinsidevibrate，whichtriggerselectricalsignalsthatyourbraininterpretsassound.Butwhenthatsoundisextremelyloudorfrequent，itcanactuallyharmthehumanbody."Youcanbeexposedtosomuchsoundthatitdestroysyourhearing，"saysEricaWalker，anepidemiologistatBrownUniversity.Asvolumeincreases，thelengthoftimeduringwhichyou'reexposedtoitshoulddecrease.It'sonethingtoleaveaconcertwithringingearsortobesurprisedbyasuddenloudnoise，buthowdoesthatactuallyaffectyourhealth？"Whenthatstressresponseisstimulated，youstarttobreathefaster.Yourheartratestartstoincrease，"saysWalker.Ifthishappensonceortwice，itmightnotbethatbigofadeal，butovertime，constantstimulationofyourbody'sstressresponse，orlong﹣termnoiseexposure，canmakeyoumorelikelytodevelopserioushealthproblems.Accordingtooneestimate，long﹣termnoiseexposureleadsto48，000newcasesofheartdiseaseinEuropeeachyearandaffectsthequantityandqualityofsleepfor6.5millionpeople.Noisecanraiseyourbloodpressureandheartrateevenwhileyousleep.Buttherecanalsobeapsychologicalaspect，especiallyifpeoplefeelliketheyhavenocontroloverthenoisetheyareexposedto.Thiscanleadtomentalhealthharms，suchasincreasedanxietyanddepression，saysWalker.Whenitcomestosleep，noisesdon'thavetobenearlyasloudtocauseproblems.AccordingtoJackson，soundsaslowas30to40dBcancauseapersontotossandturnorwakeup.However，soundsinthisrangeareonlyassociatedwithmodesthealtheffects.It'sreallywhenyouseenightnoisesintherangeof40to55dBormorethatnegativehealtheffectsareobserved.Tokeepnoisesfromruiningyoursleep，studiessuggestplayingwhitenoisethroughthenightcanhelpmaskothersounds.Expertsalsosuggestmodifyingyourbedroomtosafeguardagainstnighttimenoise."Addsoftsurfacesthathelpblockorlessennoise，suchaswalldecorations，acoustictiles，orathickerbedroomdoor，"saysJackson.However，thebestwaytofightbackagainstnoisepollutionistofocusonthesource.Weneedtothinkabouthowtochangethatgoingforward.27.Whatcanbeinferredaboutnoiseexposurefromthepassage？A.ItisamajorcauseofheartdiseaseinEurope.B.Thebody'sstressresponsefadeswithrepeatednoise.C.Asuddenloudnoisedoesmoreharmthanaconstantone.D.Itsriskdependsontheloudnessandhowlongthenoiselasts.28.Whatcanwelearnfromthispassage？A.Evenlow﹣levelsoundsmayleadtohealthproblems.B.Noisepollutionmainlycausespsychologicaldisorders.C.Poorsleepqualitycanresultinmoreseverehearingloss.D.Highbloodpressureisthemostcommonnoise﹣relatedcondition.29.Whatisthemainpurposeofthispassage？A.Toanalyzehownoiseaffectssleepquality.B.Tosuggestpracticalwaystoreducenoisepollutionindailylife.C.Toexplainhowsoundisproducedandhowthehumanearhearsit.D.Toillustratethehealthconsequencesofnoiseandtheresponsestoit.（8分）Overthelastdecade，millionsofpeoplearoundtheworldhavebecomeawareofthecameratrap.Thecandidimagesandvideosthatcameratrapsproducehavebeenfeaturedincountlessdocumentaries，arewidelysharedonsocialmedia，andhavebeenthefocusofhugelypopularcitizenscienceprojects.Lesswellknownisthefactthatthecameratraphasalonghistorythatextendsbackmorethan100years.Overthistime，theyhavegonefrombeinganexperimentaltechnology，usedbyjustahandfulofpeople，toacommercializedtechnologybeingusedbymanythousandsofphotographers，hobbyists，huntersandbiologists.Themoderncameratrapissimplyadigitalcameraconnectedtoaninfraredsensorwhichcan"see"warmobjectsthataremoving，likeanimals.Whenananimalmovespastthesensor，itcausesthecameratofire，recordinganimageorvideotothememorycardforlateraccess.Cameratrapscanbeleftinthefieldtocontinuouslywatchanareaofhabitatforweeksorevenmonths，recordingtheraresteventswhichoccurinnature.Thiscanincludeeverythingfromabigcatpatrollingitsterritorytotheraidingofabird'snestbyahunterthattargetsbabybirds.Cameratrapsare"wildlifefriendly"，inthattheycauselittleornodisturbancetowildlife.Atthesametime，theyproducepermanentandprovablerecordsofanimals.Cameratrapsprovidedataonspecieslocation，populationsizesandhowspeciesareinteracting.Theyalsohelpustounderstandhowhumansinteractwithotherformsofwildlife.Thedevelopmentofnetworkedcameratraps，capableofsendingimagesoverphoneorsatellitenetworksinnearreal﹣time，hasprovidedanewtooltoprotectwildlifefromillegalhunting.Newsoftwaretoolsandstatisticalmodelsarealsomakingitmucheasierandfastertoobtainhigh﹣qualityinformationfromthethousandsofimagesthatcameratrapscanquicklygenerate.Thisisimprovingourunderstandingofhumanimpactsonwildlife，andhelpinglandmanagersmakebetterdecisionsatbothsmallandlargescales.Despitethegreatpotentialofcameratraps，thereareanumberofsignificantchallengesinvolvedinworkingwiththem.Smallanimalsarelesslikelytotriggerthecameras，anditcanbedifficulttoidentifysimilar﹣lookingspeciesorspecificindividualsfromaphotoorvideo.Oneofthemainchallengesisprocessingthemillionsofimagesgeneratedbycameras."Peoplearefacingmajorbottleneckswhenitcomestoturningimagesorvideosintostructureddata，"saysZachary，awildlifeecologist.Thekeytoaddressingthischallengeliesinbuildingopenandcollaborativeplatforms，andeffortsarealreadyunderway.Then，thepotentialgoesfarbeyondthat.Withsuchplatforms，conservationeffortswillfollow.30.Whatdoyouknowaboutcameratrapsfromthepassage？A.Theyareusedprimarilybyprofessionalbiologists.B.Theycausemoredisturbancethantraditionalmethods.C.Theyhavegainedmuchpublicattentioninrecentyears.D.Theywereoriginallydesignedforwildlifedocumentaries.31.Whatdoestheword"raiding"underlinedinParagraph3probablymean？A.Attackingsecretly.B.Guardingquietly.C.Repairingcarefully.D.Removingcompletely.32.Accordingtothetext，networkedcameratrapscan.A.helpformstatisticalmodelsmoreeasilyandquicklyB.getmorecomplexinformationfromtheevolvingimagesC.processcameradatasmoothlythroughsatellitenetworksD.helpfightagainstillegalhuntingwithnearreal﹣timeimages33.Asforovercomingthechallengeofprocessingimages，theauthoris.A.optimisticB.criticalC.cautiousD.worried第二节根据短文内容，从短文后的七个选项中选出能填入空白处的最佳选项，并在答题卡上将该项涂黑。选项中有两项为多余选项。（10分）Yourconductintheinterviewshouldconveyprofessionalismandassurance.Makeeyecontactwiththeinterviewerandsmilewarmlyasyouentertheroomtocreateagoodfirstimpression.34Duringaninterview，theabilitytolistenactivelyiscrucial.35Givetheintervieweryourfullattentionandtrynottotalkoverthemduringtheconversation.Thiskindoffocusedlisteningallowsyoutomakealastingimpressionbyshowingrespectandgenuineinterestintheconversation.36Usepolitelanguage，speakclearlyandconcisely，andavoidanyimpropercomments.Avoidrestlessmovementsorcrossingyourarms，whichmightconveydiscomfortornervousness.Keepyourmoodupbeatandpositivethroughout.Duringtheinterview，taketimetothinkcarefullybeforeyourespond.37Yourresponsesshouldhighlightyourskills，achievements，andrelevantexperiences.Besincereandgenuine，butavoidsharingtoomuchpersonalinformationthatisn'tdirectlyrelatedtotheconversation.Youwillhavethechancetoaskquestionsastheinterviewgoeson.Prepareseriousquestionsaboutthebusiness，theposition，andtheworkenvironmentinadvance.Youcanshowthatyou'reinterestedinthejobandengagedbyaskingrelevantquestions.Yourinquiriesshouldcenteronlearningmoreabouttheorganizationandthepositionitself.Expressgratitudefortheinterviewer'stimeandthoughtfulnessattheendoftheinterview.38Theimpressionyouleaveattheendcanaffecthowyouareremembered，sodon'tforgettosendapersonalizedmessageoremailwithin24﹣48hourstofollowup.Theartofbeinganintervieweeismorethanjustbasicpoliteness.Itisareflectionofyourmoralcharacter，honesty，anddedicationtogreatness.A.Yourdecisioncaninfluencethewayyoulookandbehave.B.Takingabriefpausebeforespeakinghelpsyourespondmoreclearly.C.Askingthoughtfulquestionscanalsoshowyourcuriosityabouttherole.D.Showingthatyouarepayingattentionhelpscreateapositiveinteraction.E.Stayingcalmandrespectfulthroughouttheinterviewisequallyimportant.F.Infact，manysmalldetailsofyourbehaviorcanshapetheinterviewer'simpression.G.Showyourappreciationforthechancetointerviewandrestateyourinterestinthejob.三、书面表达第一节阅读下面短文，根据题目要求用英文回答问题。请在答题卡指定区域作答。（10分）Inrecentyears，wearablemedicaldeviceshaverevolutionizedthefieldofhealthcare，bringinganewlevelofconvenienceandaccuracytohealthcaremonitoring.Thesesmalldevices，rangingfromsmartwatchestofitnessbands，haveevolvedbeyondmereaccessories.Thesedevicesaredesignedtoassistindividualsintakingchargeoftheirownhealthbyprovidingreal﹣timedataonvarioushealthmeasurements.Fromheartrateandbloodpressuretosleeppatternsandactivitylevels，thesedevicesoffercomprehensiveinsightsintoourwell﹣being.Withadvancedsensorsandalgorithms，userscanaccessaccurateandpersonalizedinformation，whichhelpsthemformwisejudgmentsaboutlifestyleandhealthcarechoices.Preventivehealthcareisakeybenefitofwearablemedicaldevices.Theirroleistodetectearlywarningsignsandchangesfromnormalhealthpatterns，alertinguserstopotentialhealthrisks.Forexample，continuousmonitoringofheartrateandelectrocardiogramdatacanhelpidentifyirregularitiesthatmayindicatetheonsetofheartconditions.Thisearlydetectioniscrucialfortakingaction，whichultimatelyreducestheburdenonhealthcaresystems.Wearablemedicaldevicesalsomakeremotepatientmonitoringmoreflexibleandeffective.Patientscannowreceivemedical﹣grademonitoringoutsidetraditionalhealthcaresettings，allowingforincreasedflexibilityandindependence.Equippedwithbiosensorsandconnectivityoptions，wearabledevicestransmitreal﹣timedatatohealthcareproviders.Thisenablespersonalizedtreatmentplansandtimelyinterventions，improvingconvenienceforpatientsandoptimizinghealthcareresources，especiallyinruralorunderservedareas.Artificialintelligenceandmachinelearningenhancethevalueofwearablemedicaldevices.Theintegrationoftheseintelligenttechnologiesisdrivingthegrowthofpersonalizedmedicineandempoweringbothpatientsandhealthcareprofessionalsintheirdecision﹣making.Thefutureofwearabledevicesinhealthcareholdsgreatpromise.39.Whathavewearablemedicaldevicesbroughttohealthcaremonitoringinrecentyears？40.Whatcanwearablemedicaldevicesdoforpreventivehealthcare？41.Pleasedecidewhichpartisfalseinthefollowingstatement，thenunderlineitandexplainwhy.Theintegrationofartificialintelligenceandmachinelearningisdrivingthegrowthofpersonalizedmedicine，butitisstilllimitedtoassistingpatientsintheirdecision﹣making.42.Inadditiontohealthcare，inwhatotheraspect（s）cantechnologybenefityoupersonally？（Inabout40words）第二节43．（20分）假设你是红星中学高三学生李华。你在"保护地球，守护家园"英语演讲比赛中荣获一等奖。备赛期间，外教Jim给予了你很多帮助。请你用英文给他写一封邮件，内容包括：（1）表达感谢并说明原因；（2）谈谈你的收获。注意：（1）词数100左右；（2）开头和结尾已给出，不计入总词数。DearJim，__________Yours，LiHua

2026年北京市房山区高考英语二模试卷一、知识运用第一节阅读下面短文，掌握其大意，从每题所给的A、B、C、D四个选项中，选出最佳选项，并在答题卡上将该项涂黑。（15分）Lastsummer，asIgotreadytomovetoanewcityforajob，Istoodinfrontofmycrowdedbookshelf.Awaveofmemorieswashedoverme.Eachbookwasa（n）（1）Cfriend.Apracticalquestionkeptechoinginmymind："WillIeverreadtheseagain？"Thethoughtof（2）Bthemseemedtoocold，andsimplystoringthemseemedlikeawaste.Iwantedthestoriestoliveon.SoIdecidedtofindthemnewhomes.Imadeasimplebutdetailedposterforourcommunityboard，（3）Bmybooks，withsectionslike"ClassicLiterature，""HeartwarmingStories，"and"YoungAdultAdventures，"andevenaddedlittlenotesaboutwhomight（4）Aeachone.The（5）Ccamequickly.Thefirstcallcamefromateenagegirl，andhervoicewasfullofexcitement."DoyoustillhavePrideandPrejudice？"sheasked（6）D.Whenshearrived，hereyesscannedthepilesofbooksandstoppedatthenovels.Awarmsmilespreadacrossherfaceasshepickedupthebookshewanted."Thankyousomuch!"shesaid，and（7）Aahandmadebookmarktome."Imadethis，"sheadded.Thatsmall，kindgestureturnedmyearlierhesitationintoquiethappiness.Mybooksweren'tjustbeingtakenaway；theywerebecomingsomeoneelse's（8）D.Later，asIlookedatmyemptiershelves，Ifeltsurprisinglylightand（9）C.Thephysicalweightofthebookswasgone，butinitsplacewasadeepsenseofwarmth.Thebookmarkwasn'tjustagift；itwasrealhuman（10）B—areminderthatstoriescouldsparknewjourneysinothers.Lettinggo，Irealized，wasn'treallyanending.Itwaspartofabeautiful，ongoingcycle.Andthebestjoywasbecomingasmalllinkinthatchainofsharing.（1）A.lostB.distantC.oldD.funny（2）A.hidingB.sellingC.lendingD.adapting（3）A.rankingB.categorizingC.beautifyingD.collecting（4）A.enjoyB.recognizeC.recommendD.evaluate（5）A.challengeB.preparationC.responseD.decision（6）A.confidentlyBformallyC.cautiouslyD.eagerly（7）ApresentedB.droppedC.postedD.returned（8）A.dreamsB.profitsC.rewardsD.treasures（9）A.calmB.curiousCcontentD.free（10）A.careB.connectionCgenerosityD.trust【解答】（1）考查形容词及语境理解。A.lost丢失的；B.distant遥远的；C.old老的；D.funny有趣的。句意：每本书都是一位老朋友。根据上文"Awaveofmemorieswashedoverme."可知，每本书都勾起了作者的回忆，书籍陪伴自己许久，就像老朋友一样。故选C。（2）考查动词及语境理解。A.hiding隐藏；B.selling卖；C.lending借出；D.adapting改编。句意：卖掉它们的想法似乎太冷漠，而单纯存放又像是一种浪费。根据下文"SoIdecidedtofindthemnewhomes."可知，作者决定给这些书找新家，说明作者不想卖掉这些书。故选B。（3）考查动词及语境理解。A.ranking排名；B.categorizing分类；C.beautifying美化；D.collecting收集。句意：我为社区公告板做了一个简单但详细的海报，把我的书分类，有"经典文学"、"温馨故事"和"青少年冒险"等部分，甚至还添加了关于谁可能会喜欢每一本书的小注释。根据下文"withsectionslike"ClassicLiterature，""HeartwarmingStories，"and"YoungAdultAdventures，""可知，作者对书籍进行了分类。故选B。（4）考查动词及语境理解。A.enjoy喜欢；B.recognize认出；C.recommend推荐；D.evaluate评估。句意：我为社区公告板做了一个简单但详细的海报，把我的书分类，有"经典文学"、"温馨故事"和"青少年冒险"等部分，甚至还添加了关于谁可能会喜欢每一本书的小注释。根据上文"Iwantedthestoriestoliveon.SoIdecidedtofindthemnewhomes."及"addedlittlenotes"可知，作者想让这些故事继续存在，给这些书找新家，标注适合人群，说明作者希望这些书能被喜欢它们的人得到。故选A。（5）考查名词及语境理解。A.challenge挑战；B.preparation准备；C.response回应；D.decision决定。句意：回应来得很快。根据下文"Thefirstcallcamefromateenagegirl，andhervoicewasfullofexcitement."可知，作者很快就接到了电话，说明有人对作者的海报做出了回应。故选C。（6）考查副词及语境理解。A.confidently自信地；B.formally正式地；C.cautiously谨慎地；D.eagerly急切地。句意："你还有《傲慢与偏见》吗？"她急切地问道。根据上文"hervoicewasfullofexcitement"可知，这个女孩的声音充满了兴奋，说明她十分急切地询问书籍。故选D。（7）考查动词及语境理解。A.presented赠送，递交；B.dropped掉落；C.posted邮寄，张贴；D.returned归还。句意："非常感谢！"她说，并送给我一个手工制作的书签。根据下文"ahandmadebookmarktome"和"Thebookmarkwasn'tjustagift"可知，女孩拿到喜欢的书，把自制书签送给作者表感谢。故选A。（8）考查名词及语境理解。A.dreams梦想；B.profits利润；C.rewards奖励；D.treasures珍宝。句意：我的书不仅仅是被拿走了；它们成了别人的珍宝。根据上文"Thankyousomuch!"以及"Thatsmall，kindgestureturnedmyearlierhesitationintoquiethappiness."可知，这个女孩很感谢作者，说明对女孩来说这些书是珍宝。故选D。（9）考查形容词及语境理解。A.calm平静的；B.curious好奇的；C.content满足的；D.free自由的。句意：后来，当我看着空荡荡的书架时，我感到出奇地轻松和满足。根据下文"Thephysicalweightofthebookswasgone，butinitsplacewasadeepsenseofwarmth."可知，作者通过赠书找到了书籍的新归宿，内心暖意满满，说明作者内心十分满足。故选C。（10）考查名词及语境理解。A.care关心；B.connection联结，联系；C.generosity慷慨；D.trust信任。句意：这枚书签不仅仅是一份礼物；它是人与人之间真正的联结——提醒人们故事可以在别人心中点燃新的旅程。根据下文"areminderthatstoriescouldsparknewjourneysinothers"可知，书签提醒人们故事可以在别人心中点燃新的旅程，说明书签是人与人之间的一种联结。故选B。第二节阅读下列短文，根据短文内容填空。在未给提示词的空白处仅填写1个恰当的单词，在给出提示词的空白处用括号内所给词的正确形式填空。请在答题卡指定区域作答。（15分）AMostpeoplehopetoreceivebirthdaygifts.ButJimmyTengdoesthingsdifferently.The74﹣year﹣oldman（10）hassold（sell）icecreamsforthepast17yearsinSingapore.Everyyear，on22March—hisbirthday—he（11）offers（offer）freeicecreams.Thisyear，heplanstogiveaway800icecreams."Peoplearequite（12）stressed（stress）recentlyandIwanttohelp，"hesaid."Sharingmakesmefeelhappy."Heenjoystalkingwithhiscustomers，andmanyofthembecomehisfriends.BHarmonyhasmanydifferentmeanings.Inrelationtomusic，itreferstoindividualnotescomingtogether（13）toform（form）apleasantsound.Whenflavoursareharmonious，itmeansamealispleasingtothepalate（味觉）.Harmonyisallaboutfindingtherightbalanceindifferentsituationsinordertoobtainpeaceandhappine