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2026 第一部分听力(30分第一节(51.57.5分5A、B、C三个选项中选出10秒钟的时间来回答有关Whatistheprobablerelationshipbetweenthe B. C.WhydoesthewomantalktotheToaskfor B.Toarrangean C.TocancelanHowdoesthemansoundwhenspeakingofthe B. C.WhatarethespeakersprobablyDoing B.Watchinga C.RidingarollerWhatarethespeakersmainlytalking B.A C.A第二节（151.522.5分5A、B、C三5秒钟的作答时间。每段对话或独白读两遍。66、7题。WhywillthemangototheTolookat B.Tohavea C.ToenjoyaWhenwillthespeakersgototheThis B.This C.This7810WhywasMarialookingforToexpress B.Tomakean C.ToaskaWhatisDannybusydoingafterschoolthesePracticing B.Decoratingthe C.LookingafterhisWhatwillMariadoGo B.Attenda C.Talkto81113Whatwastheman’soriginalplanforlastTogo B.Toseea C.TovisitaWhichofthefollowingerhupiecesinterestedtheman C.ALoveBeforeWhatdoesthemandecidetodofirstinFinda B.Study 91417WhatmadethemanlovewildHisbusiness B.Hischildhoodexperiences.C.HiscollegeWheredoesthemanlikeworkingtheInthe B.Inthe C.IntheHowdidthemanfeelwhenhemetawhale B. 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C.第二部分阅读（50分第一节（152.537.5分A、B、C、DNatureDetectives:NewMedicinesfromAncientWisdomWhatisEthnopharmacology?Ethnopharmacologists(民族药理学)arenaturedetectiveswhobridgetwodifferentofknowingtheworld.Westernscience,basedoncontrolledexperiments,startswithaclearhypothesis假设)andtestsitstepbystep.Traditionalknowledge,ontheotherhand,passesdownnature-basedwisdomthroughstoriesandelderteachingsoverhundredsofyears.Asthefigureshows,combiningthesetwosystemsgivesusafullerpicture.Thedotsstandforcluesaboutnature,andthelinesarehowweconnectthem.Westernsciencedefinesdotsclearlybutleavesmanyout;traditionalknowledgeconnectsdotssmoothlybutstrugglestodefinesingleones.Together,theyunlocknewpossibilitiesformedicine.Insteadoftestingthousandsofcostly,riskyman-madechemicals,ethnopharmacologistsfocusontreatmentsprovensafeovercenturies.Nearlyhalfofmodernmedicinescomefromnature,yetmostoftheworld’s39,000medicinalplantsremainunstudied.ARemarkableSuccessInthe1960s,malariaspreadrapidlyworldwide,andexistingdrugsfailedtodevelopresistance.Scientiststestedcountlessman-madechemicalsbutfoundnoeffectivesolution.ChinesescientistTuYouyouadoptedtheethnopharmacologicalapproach:shedrewon2,000yearsoftraditionalChinesemedicalknowledgetoidentifyArtemisiaannua青蒿),andthenusedmodernlabtechniquestoextractitskeymedicinalcomponent,artemisinin.Thisperfectcombinationofancientwisdomandmodernsciencecreatedtheglobalstandardmalariatreatment,savingmillionsoflives.TheTrueSpiritofTheartemisininstoryperfectlyillustratesthepowerofethnopharmacology.Itisnotjustaboutfindingnewchemicalsinplants;itisaboutrespectingandvaluingthewisdompasseddownthroughgenerations.Bybringingtogetherdifferentwaysofunderstandingtheworld,ethnopharmacologybuildsabridgebetweenthepastandthepresent,creatinglife-savingmedicinesforpeopleeverywhere.WhatdoesthefigureTraditionalwayhasclear 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D.UsingmodernlabAsachildIwasaddictedtobooksuntilmyeyeswereblurred(模糊的Butinrecentyears,I’vewatchedthatcapacityforintenseconcentrationdissolveintoendlessscrollingonmyphone.Readingforpleasurefeelslesslikenutrientandmorelikeendurancetraining.Iwantedtorestorethatmentalelasticity(弹性),tosuspendthebrainshrink.So,aboutayearago,Imadeupmymind:everytimeIcameacrossawordIdidn’tknowwhetherinanovel,anarticle,oranoverheardconversation–Iwouldlookitupandwriteitdown.Justarunninglistkept,ironically,onmyphone.Eachweek,I’dspendafewminutesreadingthelistbackinanattempttoputthewordintomyThelistnowspansalmost20pages,andthistinyhabithasbeenquietlytransformative.Thepayoffislessaboutpeacockingwithlittle-knownadjectives–which,let’sfaceit,canmakeyousoundinsufferable–andmoreaboutthementaltrainingoftheroutine.EachtimeIlookupandrecordaword,Ifeelafaintstretch,asthoughsomeignoredpartofmybrainisflexingagain.Realistically,Iabsorbmaybe5%ofthesewordsintomyeverydayspeech.“Incorrigible”madethecut.“Lugubrious”too.Butmostofthemremainlikemuseumpieces–admiredandlistedbutrarelyhandled.EvenifIneveruse“eidolon”inconversation,theveryactofnoticing,recordingandrevisingitinterruptstheslideintopassive,semi-skimmedattention.Ifindmyselfreachinglessoftenforthesametiredhandfulofadjectives,andmoreoftenforsomethingpreciseandmuscular.Fewthingsaremoresatisfyingthandiggingtheexactwordyouweresearchingfor–likefindingthemissingpuzzlepiecethatlocksthepictureintoplace.Inanerawhenourdevicessiphonoffourattentionwithpitilessefficiency,itfeelsinnovativetousemineasatoolforslowthinking.AndithasgivenmebacksomethingIfearedI’dlost–thepleasureofexercisingamindthat,afteryearsofloosescrolling,isfinallywakingupagain.Whatledtotheauthor’slossofdeepThedecreaseof 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D.WindBioluminescence,nature’sownlightproducedthroughchemicalreactionsinlivingcells,isbestknownforitsdramaticdisplaysinthedeepocean,whereroughly90percentofmarinecreaturescanglow发光)tocommunicate,attractfood,orescapefromenemies.Yetthisphenomenonisnotlimitedtothedarkestdepths.Thesoftcoldbluelightfrombioluminescentalgae发光的藻类)likeP.lunulaoccasionallylightsuptheoceanwavesatnight,thoughitnormallyfadesinjustaninstantwhendisturbed.Whatifwecouldusethisnaturallightandmakeitlastlonger?ThatambitiousquestiondrivesresearchersattheUniversityofColoradoBoulder,aimingtoreplaceelectricity-poweredlightingwithlivingorganisms.Unliketraditionalartificialglowsthatrelyondangerouschemicalsandconsumefossil-fueledelectricity,bioluminescentalgaeofferaharmless,carbon-negativealternative.LedbycivilengineerWilSrubar,theteamconductedcarefullycontrolledlaboratoryexperimentstoinvestigatehowP.lunularespondstodifferentchemicalenvironments.Theytestedacidicsolutionsandbasicsolutions(碱性溶液),discoveringbothcouldcausesustainedlightfarlongerthantheirnaturalflashes.Acidicexposureproducedbrightlightlastingupto25minutes,whilebasicconditionscreatedasofterandlessconcentratedglow.“Thisisthefirsttimewe’vefiguredouthowtokeepalgaeglowingcontinuouslyforweeks,”saidco-authorGiuliaBrachi.Theresearcherswentfurther,placingthealgaeintonaturallysourced,3D-printedhydrogel()structuresofvariousshapes.Remarkably,thecombinationofthehydrogelenvironmentandharmlesschemicalsallowedthealgaetosurviveandglowsteadilyforweeks.Afterfourweeks,theacid-treatedsamplesinhydrogelstillmaintained75percentoftheiroriginalbrightness.Thepotentialapplicationsarefar-reaching.Theselivinglightscouldpowerautonomousrobotsandspaceexplorationequipmentwithoutbatteries.Theymightalsoserveaswaterqualitysensors,changingtheirglowinresponsetoharmfulpollutants.Mostcritically,thesealgaeabsorbcarbondioxidewhileproducinglight,whichhelpstoreducethenetemissionscomparedtoconventionallighting.AsSrubarnoted,“Thisdiscoverypavesthewayforcreatinganewgenerationofsustainablelivingmaterialsanddevices.”WhatdoweknowaboutP.Itflasheswhen B.ItinhabitsthedeepC.Itbrightensseawavesat D.ItgeneratesbrightblueForwhatpurposedidtheresearchersconducttheTotestvariouschemical B.TodevelopbiologicallightC.Toreducecarbondioxide D.ToproducebioluminescentblueWhatdotheexperimentsAcidglowslastfour B.BaseglowsfadefarC.3Dprintscreatelong D.TwofactorsmakelongWhichmightbethebesttitlefortheLivingLightsReshapeFutureHydrogelImprovesAlgae-BasedGlowingAlgaeOffersEco-friendlyChemicalsHelpAlgaeProduceSteadyAsChinastepsintothebusysummerharvestseasonacrossvastnortherngrain-producingareas,advancedsmartagriculturaltechnologiesarethoroughlychangingthetraditionalwayofgrainplantingandharvesting.Insteadofdependingpurelyonfarmers’limitedpracticalexperienceandunpredictablechangeableweatherconditions,modernfarmingnowreliesheavilyonBeiDouNavigationSatelliteSystem,artificialintelligence,varioussensorsandintelligentfarmequipmenttosteadilyboostoverallagriculturalproductivity.EquippedwithadvancedBeiDoupositioningmodules,self-drivingharvestersandintelligenttractorscancarryoutcomplicatedfieldworkwithcentimeter-levelprecision.Theycanindependentlysetreasonableworkingpaths,avoidhiddenfieldobstaclesandfinishreapingripewheatsteadilywithoutfrequenthumansupervision.Besidesintelligentgroundmachinery,largenumbersofagriculturaldrones()arewidelyputintousefordailymanagement.Theycanconductprecisepesticidespraying()andscientificapplicationefficiently,whicheffectivelycutsdownthewasteofwaterresourcesandchemicalagents,andgreatlysavesprecioushumanlaboraswell.Tofurtherpromoteorderlyandstandardizedfarmworkduringthebusyharvestperiod,localagriculturalauthoritieshavebuiltcompleteunifieddigitalfarmmanagementplatforms.Theseplatformsgatherreal-timeinformationincludingsoilhumidity,cropgrowthsituationandpestdistributionthroughprofessionalfieldsensors.Professionalagriculturaltechnicianscancarefullyanalyzethecollecteddataandoffertargetedfarmingsuggestionstofarmersinremoteruralareas.What’smore,newlypopularagriculturalAIlargemodelscanfurtheroptimizetheoverallarrangementofintelligentfarmtools,makingthewholesummerharvestworkmoresystematicandhighlyefficient.Despiteitsbrightlong-termdevelopmentprospect,thelarge-scalepopularizationofsmartfarmingstillmeetscertainobviousdifficulties.Highpurchasecostofintelligentdevicesandthesevereshortageofyoungskilledagriculturaltechniciansremaintwomajorobstaclesinruralareas.Evenso,thereisnodoubtthatdigitalfarmingtechnologywillkeepupgrading,effectivelyguaranteenationalfoodsecurityandleadtraditionalagriculturetowardamoremodernizedandsustainablefuture.WhatcontributestoimprovingmodernfarmingMorelabor B.SmartC.Predictable D.TraditionalWhatdoagriculturaldronesbringtoA.Abandoningchemicalusepartly. 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D.第二节（52.512.5分Cybercrimereferstoanytypeofcriminalactivitythatinvolvestheuseofcomputers,computernetworks,orotherdigitaltechnologiestocommitorfacilitateillegalactivities.Thesecrimescanrangefromthetheftofpersonalandfinancialdatatocomplicatedattacksonbasicfacilities,suchaspowersystemsorfinancialsystems.36Withafewsmarthabitsandtools,netizencanstayprotected.Creatingcomplexpasswordsisyourfirstlineofdefense.Avoidusingcommonphrases,birthdays,oreasilyguessablenumbers.Instead,useacombinationofuppercaseandlowercaseletters,numbers,andsymbols.37Ifonegetsexposed,therestareatrisk.Cybercriminalsoftenmakeuseofknownsoftwarebugs.That’swhysoftwarecompaniesconstantlyreleasepatchestoclosethosegaps.Makesureyouroperatingsystem,antivirusprograms,browsers,andevenmobileappsareuptodate.Enableauto-updateswhenpossible.38Phishingemailsremainoneofthemostcommoncyberattackmethods.Theseemailsoftenlooklegalandmayevenappeartocomefromtrustedbrandsorcoworkers.Alwaysdouble-checkthesender’semailaddress.Stopatlinkstoseewheretheyreallylead.Ifyou’reunsure,contactthesenderdirectlythroughadifferentchannelbeforeclickinganything.39Thesetoolscancreatefalseemails,clonevoicesinphonecalls,orgeneraterealisticvideostoimpersonatetrustedindividuals.Alwaysverifyunexpectedrequestsformoney,credentials,orsensitiveinformation,especiallyiftheyclaimurgency.Useaseparateandknownmethodtoconfirm.Cybercrimeisn’tjustrising.It’sevolving.Attacksaregettingmorefrequent,morecomplicated,andmoredamaging.40It’sawake-upcallforeverybusinessleader,organization,andindividualwhooperatesonline.Cybersecurityisnolongeratechnicaladd-on.It’sacorepartofstayinginbusinessandstayingtrusted.Don’treusethemacrossdifferentThisisn’tjustawarningbellforITCybercrimecanhitanyone,butmostthreatsareDeceiversnowuseAItoimitatevoices,faces,andwritingAlwaysbackupyourimportantdatatoanexternaldriveorcloudUsingapasswordmanagercanhelpyougenerateandstorecomplexDon’tignorethosesystemrestartremindersusuallycausedbyimportant第三部分语言运用（共两节，满分30分第一节（15115分A、B、C、D四个选项中选出可以填入空白处的最佳Somethingcouldhaveturnedintoatragedy.Instead,itbecameapowerfulreminderthatcourageoften41fromthemostunexpectedsources—sometimesfromchildren.The42happenedinaninstant.AMississippischoolbusdriver,LeahTaylor,43aheartattackwhiledrivingstudentshome.Shesuddenlypassedout,andthebusbegan44dangerouslyofftheroad.Withoutasecond’sdelay,seventh-graderJacksondirectly45forward,grabbedthewheel,andfoughtdesperatelytokeepthebusontrack.Atthesametime,sixth-graderClark46himselftowardthebrakepedal(刹车板)andsteppedonitwithallhis47—abraveandfearlessactthatstoppedthespeedingvehiclejustintime.“Itnearlythrewmethroughthewindshield,”Clark48.Theirlightning-fast,perfectlytimedactionsbroughtthebustoanunsteadybut49standstill.Asthebusstopped,otherstudentsswiftly50theirattentiontoassistingTaylor.Kayleighcalmlydialedemergencynumber,whileDestiny51spottedthemedicineinTaylor’shand.“Iknewthatwasexactlywhatsheneeded,”Destinyexplained.Theyalsobravelykepttherestofthechildren52untilfirstrespondersarrived.Taylorlaterexpressedher53toeachofthem.Theschoolprincipalhopedthestorywouldchallengenegative54abouttoday’syouth.Indeed,whenadultsmighthavefrozen55,theseordinarychildrenrosetothemoment—provingthatheroismisnotamatterofage,butofheartandinstinct.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.inB.inC.withD.with第二节（101.515分Duringthisyear’sLaborDayholiday,amicro-shortdramaseriesnamedENEMYwentviralonline,56(attract)over760millionviews.Atfirstglance,itseemslikeasurvival-gamethriller.However,beneaththesurface57(lie)atragiclovestoryfromanotherlifetime.ThestoryfollowstwotraditionalChineseoperaperformers58wereforcedbyJapaneseinvaderstoperforminaplayduringtheNanjingMassacre(屠杀).Intheirpastlives,thetwocharacterswerechildhoodcompanionsandlovers.59thebackdrop(背景)ofwar,thecouplepretendedtoobeywhilesecretlyplanningtheirresistance.Ultimately,theychosetopoison60（they)andtheirenemies,dyingtogetheronstage.Remarkably,thisviralhitwascreatedbyjusttwoyoungcontentcreatorswith61limitedbudget.Theyhandlednearlyeveryaspectofproductionthemselves,evenmakingcostumesbyhand62(recreate)theRepublican-eraChina.Theireffortspaidoffwhentheseriesbecameanunexpectedhit.Thepopularityreflectsyoung63(audience)growingappetiteforsincerestorytelling.InanerafilledwithAI-generatedcontents,viewersarestilldrawntostories64(shape)bygenuinecreativedevotion.Thesuccessprovesthataudiencesvalueemotionaldepthandauthenticity真实性)overflashyproduction.Itisthiscombinationofhistorical65(accurate)andheartfeltstorytellingthathastouchedmillionsofviewersacrossChina.第四部分写作（共两节，满分40分第一节（15分假定你是李华，外教Chris对于你们的劳动课程（laborcourses）很感兴趣。请你给他80DearDearLiMynameisCaisuojia,andIworkattheSonamDargyeProtectionStationdeepintheHohXilNationalNatureReserve,4,470metersabovesealevel.The“children”Ilookafterarenothumankids—theyarebabyTibetanantelopes,rescuedfrominjuries,accidents,orseparationfromtheirmothersduringthelongmigration.EveryyearfromMaytoJuly,pregnantfemaleantelopestravelh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