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2026届湖北省智学联盟高考押题卷(A卷)英语试题第二部分阅读(共两节,满分50分)第一节(共15小题;每小题2.5分,满分37.5分)阅读下列短文,从每题所给的A、B、C和D四个选项中,选出最佳答案。ATurnitinisanassessmenttooltochecksimilarityfortext-basedsubmissions.Itcomparesasubmittedassessmentagainstadatabaseofotherpapersandjournalstodetectsimilarity.However,Turnitinmaybeunsuitableforsomesubmissions.YoucanusetheworkflowbelowtohelpdetermineifTurnitinistherighttool.●WhatshouldIknow?Step1:CreateyourTurnitinassignmentbyselectingtheplusicononyourmodulecontentandselectExternalAppsfromthemenu.Step2:SelectTurnitin:CreateassignmentinUltrafromthelist.Step3:Enteratitle,maximumpoints,thestartdate,duedate,andfeedbackreleasedate.●SettingsforAssignmentdetailsTitle:Nametheassignmentsomethingclearanddescriptive.Instructions:Youcanusetheinstructionsareatoprovideinformationordirectionsthatarespecifictothisassignment,forexample,ifyouwantstudentstousetheirstudentnumberasthenameoftheworkwhentheyuploadit.MaxGrade:▶Ifyouareusingthedefaultgradingsystem,setthemaxgradeas“23”.▶IfyouareusingTurnitinforformativework,orpapersimilaritychecking,thenyoumaywishtoenter0asthemaxgrade.Dates:▶Thestartdateiswhenstudentscanstarttosubmitwork,anditwillalsoautomaticallyhidetheassignmentfromstudentviewuntilthatdate.▶Thefeedbackreleasedateshouldbethreeweeksaftertheduedate,forworkthatisbeingformallymarked.1.WhatisTurnitinusedfor?A.Scanningassignments.B.Trackingacademicprogress.C.Checkingtextoriginality.D.Assessingclassperformance.2.WhatcanweinferaboutteachersusingTurnitin?A.Theyrelymerelyonthesystemtogradestudents.B.TheycanadjustrelevantassessmentsettingsonTurnitin.C.Theyareforbiddentogiveextraremarksonstudents’work.D.Theyhavenoaccesstocheckingstudents’uploadedfiles.3.Wherecanusersgiveassignmentrequirements?A.Title.B.Instructions.C.MaxGrades.D.Dates.BAfewyearsago,weboughtaLegoTajMahal(泰姬陵)formydad’sbirthday,hopingtocombinehisloveforarchitecturewithfamilytime.Eachevening,mydadandIgatheredaroundthelargediningtabletobuildthemodel.Wefacedthousandsoftinywhitepieces,eachpackagedwithprecisioninnumberedplasticbags,accompaniedbyathickinstructionbook.Theeveningspassedquickly,andthebuildingrosebeforeoureyes.Wecouldseeoureffortsproducinggoodresults,andasweturnedtotheboringtaskoforderingthecoloredbricksonthebuilding’sfloor,ourconversationtootookaturn.Wewereamazedbyhowcomplexthemodelwasanditsinstructionbook.Werealizedthebookitselfwasaworkofart,beautiful,butalsosurprisinglydetailedandclear.Itprovideduswiththecomfortofcertainty.Weknewifwefollowedalltheinstructions,wewouldendupwithamodelthatlookedexactlylikethepictureonthebox.Ifwemadeamistake,allwehadtodowastorepeatourstepsandstartagain.Life,however,doesnotfittogethersoneatlyandrarelyprovidesuswithsuchclearinstructions.Wetalkedoverourrespectivelives,decisionsmade,andactionsandchoicesnevertaken.Dadreflectedonalifewelllived,andI,inmymid-thirties,ontheuncertainpaththatlayahead.Here,weweretheexpertarchitectsdoingtheassembling,butoutintheworld,weweretheonesbeingassembled.Wethinkwe’reincontrol,butourchoicesareshapedbyforcesbeyondourcontrol.Inthefaceofuncertainty,wehavetoproceed,trustingbothintheprocessandtheendresult.Sometimes,onthedaysIreturnhome,IgotothespareroomtolookatthecompletedLegomodel,whichbringsforthasenseofhappinessandcomfort.Itremindsmethatlifeisbuiltslowly,withmistakes,anelementofuncertaintyandnoinstructionbook.Itshowsthatconsideration,warmthandfaithwillresultinalifewelllived.Lifeitselfisnotaboutwhatwemateriallycreateorleavebehind,butratherhowwelivedit.4.Whichcanbestdescribetheauthor’sexperienceofbuildingtheLegomodel?A.Simpleanduninteresting.B.Imaginativeandenjoyable.C.Complicatedandrewarding.D.Challenginganddiscouraging.5.WhatdoestheauthorlearnfromassemblingtheLegomodel?A.Liferequirestobeplannedcarefully.B.Lifedoesn’tcomewithclearguidance.C.Mistakesinlifecanalwaysbecorrected.D.Life’suncertaintymakesitmoreexciting.6.Whatcanbeinferredfromthefather-sonLegoexperience?A.Thebuildingprocesswasalwayssmoothandeasy.B.Followinginstructionstotallybringsperfectresults.C.Coloredbricksarethemostdifficultparttohandle.D.Uncertaintiescanbringunexpectedwarmfeelings.7.Whichofthefollowingcanbethebesttitleforthetext?A.Lego:ASymbolofFamilyBondB.BuildingwithLego:LessonsforLifeC.TheComplexityofArchitecturalModelsD.Life:AJourneyWithoutInstructionsCHaveyoueverwonderedwhatsetssuccessfulpeopleapart?Coulditbethewaytheyusetheirminds?Dr.JosephMurphybelievesthesecretliesinthesubconsciousmind(潜意识).Hisbook,ThePowerofYourSubconsciousMind,showshowthishiddenforcecanhelpyoureachyourfullpotentialandchangeyourlife.Thebookisstructuredinaneasy-to-readformat,withshort,clearchaptersthatexplaincomplexideasineverydaylanguage.Murphy,whostudiedreligion,philosophy,andpsychology,usessimplewordstodescribehowthesubconsciousworks.Eachchaptercoversadifferenttopic—likepicturinggoals,sayingpositivethings,orimprovinghealth—andgivespracticalstepswithreal-lifeexamples.Murphybeginsbydrawingacleardistinctionbetweenthetwopartsofthebrain:theconsciousandthesubconscious.Murphythenarguesthatthesubconsciousmindisanunlimitedsourceofcreativitythatinfluencesourhabitsandhealth,andbyunitingmentallyandemotionallywiththegoodyouwishtoembody(体现),thecreativepowerofyoursubconsciouswillrespondaccordingly.However,thebook’srealstrengthisitspracticalapplication.Murphyprovidescasestudiesandexamplesthatdemonstratehowrealpeoplehaveusedtheseprinciplestoachievepersonalsuccess.Whetherit’sfinancialstability,careeradvancement,orpersonalrelationships,thetechniquescanbeapplieduniversally.However,thebookisn’tperfect.Murphy’sfriendlystyleandwideknowledge—fromreligiontoscience—makeitinteresting,butsomeideas,likethelawofattraction,don’thavestrongevidence.Thismightbotherreaderswhowantfacts.Evenso,thepracticaltipsstandout.Whetheryouwantabetterjob,health,orrelationships,ThePowerofYourSubconsciousMindcangiveyoutoolstoshapeyourlifewithyourthoughts—apowerfulideaworthtrying.8.WhatcharacterizesMurphy’swritingstyle?A.Longchaptersontheories.B.Bigideasinsimplelanguage.C.Practicalstepswithoutexamples.D.Complextheoriesinacademiclanguage.9.Whatistheauthor’sattitudetowardstheviewofsubconsciousmindinthebook?A.Skepticalthroughoutthetext.B.Firmlydisapproving.C.Generallyappreciativeobjectively.D.Totallyunconcerned.10.Whomightbetheleastinterestedinthebook?A.Evidence-drivenreaders.B.Positivemindsetseekers.C.Successstrategylearners.D.Personalgrowthenthusiasts.11.Whatistheauthor’smainpurposeofwritingthetext?A.Topresentaself-helpbook.B.Tolistmethodsforsuccess.C.Toencourageoptimisticthinking.D.Toexplainsubconsciousmechanisms.DScientistshavegivenartificialintelligence(AI)thecapacityto“feel”surfacesforthefirsttime,openingupanewdimensionforapplyingthetechnologyintherealworld.Tappingintoquantum(量子)science,theresearcherscombinedascanninglaser(激光)withanewAImodeltrainedtodistinguishdifferentsurfacesfromlaserimages.Thesystemsendsverybrieflightsignalsontoasurfaceandanalysesthereflectedlight,whichcontainsgrain-likenoise,atypeofimperfectionthatemergesinimagery.Thisisnormallyconsidereddetrimentaltoimaging,butinthiscasetheresearchersusedAItointerpretthem,allowingthesystemtoidentifythesurfacestructure.“ThisisamarriageofAIandquantum,”saidDanielTafoneofNewJersey’sStevensInstituteofTechnology.Theteamtested31typesofindustrialsandpaperwithroughnessrangingfrom1to100micrometres,withtheroughestaboutthewidthofahumanhair.Theythensetupthesystem,whichusedalaserthatsentoutextremelyshortlightbursts—onetrillion(兆)oftheseburstsequalonesecond.Thelightsignalspassedthroughsendingandreceivingunits,hitthesandpaper,andbouncedbackforAIanalysis.Thereflectedlightcamefromdifferentpointsonthesurfaceandwascountedbyahighlysensitivelightdetector.Thesystemachievedanaverageerrorofroughly8micrometres—butthisimprovedtojust4micrometresaftertheAIworkedwithmultiplesamples.Thisisroughlyinlinewiththeaccuracyofsurface-measuringdevicescurrentlyinuse.“Interestingly,oursystemperformedbestonthefinestsurfaces,suchasdiamondpolishingfilm,”Tafonesaid.Thesematerialsareoftenusedonsandpaperforspecificapplications.Thescientistssaidthatthenewmethodcouldservemultiplepurposes,includinginmedicalcontextstodetectthethicknessofmoles(痣)thatmaybetheindicatorofskincancer.“Tinydifferencesinmoleroughness,toosmalltoseewiththehumaneyebutmeasurablewithourproposedquantumsystem,coulddistinguishbetweenthoseconditions,”saidYupingHuang,directoroftheStevens’CentreforQuantumScienceandEngineering.“Quantuminteractionsprovideawealthofinformation;usingAItoquicklyunderstandandprocessitisthenextlogicalstep.”12.Whatdoestheunderlinedword“detrimental”inParagraph2mean?A.Identical.B.Crucial.C.Relevant.D.Damaging.13.Whatcanwelearnaboutthesystem?A.Ithadhighlyimprovedaccuracy.B.ItgreatlyenhancedAI’ssensitivity.C.Itworkedhardonpolishingsurfaces.D.Itanalysedsandpapermoreefficiently.14.WhatdoestheauthortrytoillustratebymentioningmolesinParagraph4?A.Theunderlyingcauseofskincancer.B.Thevisuallimitationofthehumaneye.C.Thehigheffectivenessofmedicalassistance.D.Thepotentialapplicationofthenewmethod.15.Whatcanbeasuitabletitleforthetext?A.QuantumUnlocksMassivePossibilitiesinMedicineB.Quantum-PoweredAIFeelsandMeasuresSurfacesC.NewLaserTechnologyEnhancesSandpaperQualityD.AI-DrivenTechnologyTransformstheImagingField第二节(共5小题;每小题2.5分,满分12.5分)阅读下面短文,从短文后的选项中选出可填入空白处的最佳选项。选项中有两项为多余选项。Inanageofinstantpleasure,constantnotifications,andnonstopproductivitypressure,slowlivinghasemergedasaquietresistance.

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Itisanintentionalchoicetoprioritizepresence,quality,andmeaningoverspeedandquantity.Slowlivingoffersprofoundbenefitsformentalhealth,relationships,andoverallwell-beingthatmodernfast-pacedlifeoftenoverlooks.Slowlivingreducesstressandanxiety.

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Wereleasecortisol(皮质醇)andoverloadournervoussystems.Byslowingdown—whetherthroughmindfuleating,unhurriedwalks,orsimplypausingtobreathe—weactivatethebody’srelaxationresponse.Studiesshowthatregularslowmomentslowercortisollevels,improvesleepquality,andreducefeelingsofoverwhelm.

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Inaworldofquicktextsandsuperficialinteractions,takingtimetoengagefullywithpeoplefostersgenuinerelationships.Aslowconversationovercoffee,asharedmealwithoutphones,oraquieteveningwithfamilycreatesspaceforempathy,listening,andemotionalcloseness.

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Slowlivingcultivatesgratitudeandjoy.Theworldoffersuscountlesssmallbeauties:asunrise,awarmcupoftea,thesoundofrain.

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Byslowingdown,welearntonoticeandappreciatethesemoments.Thispracticeofmindfulnessshiftsourfocusfromwhatwelacktowhatwehave,fosteringalastingsenseofgratitudeandcontentmentthatnoamountofspeedorachievementcanmatch.A.Itisnotaboutlazinessorinefficiency.B.Slowlivingdeepensconnectionswithothers.C.Yetrushingblindsustothesmallpleasuresoflife.D.Modernsocietybelievesfastermeansmoreeffective.E.Thesemeaningfulbondsareessentialforhumanwell-being.F.Rushingthroughtaskskeepsourbodiesinfight-or-flightmode.G.Farfrombeinginefficient,slowlivingcanactuallymakeusmoreproductive.第三部分语言运用(共两节,满分30分)第一节(共15小题;每小题1分,满分15分)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。IstillrememberthedayIboughtmy“nice”notebook.Itwasaleather-boundjournalwithcream-coloredpages.Iwassureitwouldmakemethetypeofpersonwhojournalsregularly,andwho

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beautifulthoughts.Butitdidn’twork.Thatgorgeousnotebooksat

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formonths.WhenIfinallyopenedit,Ihesitated.Thepagesfelttoodelicateandtoo

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towasteonmymessyhandwritingandideas.SoI

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it.Instead,Igrabbedanold,uglycompositionnotebookwitha

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coveranddog-earedcorners.Istartedto

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itwitheverything:morningpages,randomthoughtsandreminders.Thisissurprisingly

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.Iactuallywrote.Everyday.Withoutexception.Thepsychologyisreal.Whenwe

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somethingtoomuch,weplacelimitsaroundit,feelingitis“toogood”.Buttheuglynotebookcarriesnosuch

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.Ithasbeenused.Ittellsme,“Thisisa

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forthinkingandliving,notamuseumpiece.”Here’sthething:

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notebooksareideaincubators(孵化器).Withthepressureoff,youexperimentmore.Youtrythingsthatmight

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.Andinthatfreedom,badideasIwas

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embarrassedaboutgraduallyevolvedintoworkI’mproudof.Andthat’swheretherealworkofcreationhappens.Thebestnotebookisneverthemostbeautifulone.It’stheoneyou’llactually

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.Becausethemagichappensinthe

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,notinperfectpages.Youruglynotebookiswaiting.21.A.changesB.capturesC.followsD.lacks22.A.unfinishedB.unclaimedC.undiscoveredD.untouched23.A.secretB.smartC.preciousD.personal24.A.closedB.decoratedC.deliveredD.fixed25.A.tornB.hardC.hiddenD.fancy26.A.guardB.surroundC.fillD.serve27.A.annoyingB.freeingC.demandingD.convincing28.A.planB.doubtC.controlD.admire29.A.luckB.warningC.promiseD.pressure30.A.toolB.testC.guideD.reason31.A.incompleteB.impracticalC.imperfectD.irregular32.A.cheatB.failC.hurtD.disappear33.A.slightlyB.initiallyC.hardlyD.consequently34.A.runintoB.refertoC.lookatD.reachfor35.A.preparingB.thinkingC.writingD.reading第二节(共10小题;每小题1.5分,满分15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。InChina'sPalaceMuseum,expertsarebusyworkingonaplaque(匾额)

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(weather)bycenturies.AccordingtoMaYue,deputyheadofthegroup,thecalligraphyconsistsofasilklayercarryingtheink

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apaperlayersupportingit.Therestorationgroupmustseparatethetwolayers.Technologicalmethodscomeintoplay,

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(help)expertsanalyzethecomponentsoftheinkandsilkthatancientpeopleused,andsourcehistoricallyconsistentmaterials.Masaysforsome

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(severe)wornpieces,theyhavecreatedreplicaswithdigitaltechnology,whiletherestoredoriginalswillbeplacedinstorage.Fortheancientpaintingsandcalligraphy,themounting(装裱)methodsandrestorationtechniquesare

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national-levelintangibleculturalheritageitem."Eventoday,wemaintainamaster-apprentice(师徒)system.Graduatesofvariousmajorsjoiningourgroupmusttrain

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theirmasters'guidanceforthreeyears,refiningtheirmountingandrestorationskills.That'showourrestorers

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(cultivate),"saysMa.Inrecentyears,moreyoung

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(profession)havejoinedthemuseum'srestorationteams,includingJinDazhao,34,fromthemetalartifactsgroup.Jinbelievesthatrestoringculturalrelicsisnotsimplymending

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isbroken,butaboutcontinuingachainofhumancreativityandmemory."Througheachcarefulstrokeandpolish,"headds,"weareenablinghistory

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(breathe)again."第四部分写作(共两节,满分40分)第一节(满分15分)46.清明节期间,红星中学组织学生去30公里外的烈士陵园扫墓以缅怀为祖国牺牲的烈士,请你就此事写一篇英语报道。主要内容:1.事件的经过;2.这项活动的意义。注意:1.词数80左右;2.请在答题卡的相应位置作答。AQingmingJourneytotheMartyrs’Cemetery___________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________第二节(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。Noparenteverpictureshavingtocountontheirchildforlifesavinghelp,butsometimesthesethingsarebeyondwhatwecancontrol.AmomanddadinOklahomamustbeespeciallyproudoftheirlittleboyafterherosetotheoccasionwithrareandpraiseworthycouragewhentheirliveswereindanger.Thestorybeganwhentornadoes(龙卷风)hittheareaofMarietta,Oklahoma,attheendofAprilWayneBaker,ahusbandandfatherwholivesinthearea,noticedanoddstillnessintheair.Hedidn’thesitate,gatheringhiswife,Lindy,andtheirson,nine-year-oldBranson,jumpingintheirtruckandheadingforaneighbor’sstormshelter.Butonthewaythere,thetornadocaughtupwiththemwithhowlingwindsandspinningclouds.Inasecond,amassivetreewasliftedfromtheearthandhurled(猛扔)towardstheirtruck,destroyingthevehiclelikeafragiletoy.WayneandLindywerebadlyinjuredandtrappedWayne’sback,neckandarmwerebroken,andhealsolostpartofafinger.Lindy’sback,neck,jaw,ribs(肋骨)andrighthandwerebroken.Shehadgonethroughthewindshield(挡风玻璃)andremainedhalfwayinthevehicleandhalfwayout.Itwasprettyhorrible.Fortunately,youngBransonwasnotinjuredinthebackseat.Mostofus,atanyage,wouldn’twanttotakeasinglestepinsuchhorribleconditions.Yetsomehow,thisnine-year-oldboyfoundthestrengthtogoforhelp.注意:(1)续写词数应为150个左右;(2)请按如下格式在答题卡的相应位置作答。

Despitethechaosanddanger,Bransonmanagedtoclimboutofthebrokencar.____________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________

WhenBransonexplainedthesituation,theyimmediatelysprangintoaction.______________________________________________________________________________________________

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