2026届四川达州市外国语学校高三高考模拟考试英语试题一（含答案无听力原文无音频）

高三高考模拟考试英语试题（一）第一部分听力（共两节，满分30分）第一节（共5小题；每小题1.5分，满分7.5分）听5段短对话，每段录音播放两遍。听完每段录音后有10秒作答并阅读下一题，从A、B、C中选出最佳选项。1.Whatdidthewomandoyesterdayevening?A．ShewatchedTV.B．Shewentshopping.C．Sheattendedashow.2.Whatkindofjacketdoesthemanconsiderbuying?A．Ablueone.B．Agreyone.C．Aredone.3.Whatkindoffilmwillthespeakerswatch?A．Ahorrorfilm.B．Acomedyfilm.C．Anactionfilm.4.Whatdoesthemanaskthewomantodo?A．Makeareport.B．PickupMr.Allen.C．Putoffthemeeting.5.Whatistheprobablerelationshipbetweenthespeakers?A．Fellowworkers.B．Businesspartners.C．Salespersonandcustomer.第二节（共15小题；每小题1.5分，满分22.5分）听5段长对话及独白，每段录音播放两遍。听前有5秒读题时间，听完后有5秒作答时间，从A、B、C中选出最佳选项。长对话1（第6-7题）6.Whatdoweknowabouttheorganization?A．ItismainlystartedbyChloe.B．Itprovidesacureforgeneticdiseases.C．Itoffersaspaceforkidswithspecialneeds.7.HowdoesJackfeelaboutthetwostudents?A．Proud.B．Concerned.C．Sympathetic.长对话2（第8-10题）8.Whatisspecialaboutthehutongwalkingtour?A．Itfeaturesvisitingmainattractions.B．Itoffersachancetoexploreculture.C．Ithelpsbuildneighborhoodrelationships.9.Whatisincludedinthetrip?A．Theaccommodation.B．Thetransport.C．Thelunch.10.Whatistheprobablerelationshipbetweenthespeakers?A．Guideandtourist.B．Bossandsecretary.C．Husbandandwife.长对话3（第11-13题）11.WhatisthemainreasonforMark’splantorunaMexicanrestaurant?A．HelovesMexicanfood.B．Hedreamsofbecomingachef.C．Hewantsthelocalstotrydifferentdishes.12.Whatdidthewomandooneyearago?A．ShetraveledwithMark.B．Sheformedaneweatinghabit.C．SheenjoyedspicyfoodinMexico.13.WhatisspecialaboutMark’srestaurant?A．Itsfoodsareallspicy.B．IthasaMexicancook.C．Itoffersoriginaldishes.长对话4（第14-17题）14.Whydoesthemanwanttothrowaparty?A．Toattractinvestment.B．Toexpressgratitudetoaclient.C．Tocelebratethecompany’sanniversary.15.Howlongisthepartysupposedtolast?A．Fortwohours.B．Foroneandahalfhours.C．Fortwoandahalfhours.16.Whowillprovidefoodfortheparty?A．Ahotel.B．Arestaurant.C．Allparticipants.17.Whichpartofthepartywillbetotallydecidedbythewoman?A．Thedate.B．Theguestlist.C．Theentertainment.独白（第18-20题）18.Whatdoesthespeakerwanttoraiseawarenessabout?A．Risingsealevels.B．Sculpturecourses.C．Plasticpollutioninoceans.19.Whatdidthespeakerdointhe“OceanTreasures”project?A．Paintingseaanimalsonplasticbottles.B．Sellingreusablebagstoprotectmarinelife.C．Collectingplasticwastetomakesculptures.20.Whateffecthastheprojectbrought?A．Localshopsnolongersellplasticbottles.B．Morepeopleusereusableitemsatthebeach.C．Schoolsbegintoteachoceanlessons.第二部分阅读（共两节，满分50分）第一节阅读理解单选（共15小题；每小题2.5分，满分37.5分）阅读短文，从A、B、C、D四个选项中选出最佳答案。AGreatShopsinSavannahshopSCADThisbrickRomanesque-styleshopandgalleryonBullStreethasawiderangeofpieces,includingart,jewelryandbagsfromup-and-comingartistsandmakers.Eachpieceoffineartisuniqueandvariesbyprice($100andup).AboxofpencilsdecoratedwithSavannah’ssymbolictrees($17)istheperfectgift.TheParisMarketTheParisMarketislikeashopintheFrenchcapital.ThegrocerystoreonBroughtonStreetprovidescarefullyselecteditemslikecoffeetablebooksandhomedecorations.Thesignaturecandleseries($29)willtransportyoubacktothecitylongafteryou’vereturnedhome.Grabyourselfabagofcoffeebeanswithyou($13.75).StarlandStrange&BazaarStarlandStrange&Bazaar,locatedinStarlanDistrict,isoneofSavannah’sfashionableshops.Identifiablebythemulticoloredwallpaintingsoutside,theshopisasdiverseasthenameimplies,withmonthlylivemusicatthehall.Thereisnobetterplacetobuysouvenirsthanthisstore.OpenedbyMargueriteSeckmanandEmilyBargeron,thisistheplacetopickupSavannah-inspiredclothing(shirtsfrom$35),stickersofSaintDollyPartonanddancingdiscoballs($3-10).ChocolatebyAdamTuroniBroughtonStreetisthecenterofshoppinginSavannah,andoneofthebestplacestogoforasweettreatisthestoreChocolatebyAdamTuroni.ThefamouschefAdamTuronicreatesamazingdessertsthatwouldputForrestGump’sboxofchocolatestoshame.TheHoneyCrunchPeanutButterCups($21forsix)arefilledwithlocalhoneyandpeanutbutter,toppedwithsaltedpeanutsandachocolatebee.21.HowmuchisneededtobuyasuperbpresentforastudentintheRomanesque-styleshop?A．$3.B．$13.75.C．$17.D．$21.22.Whichshopisthebesttobuysouvenirs?A．shopSCAD.B．TheParisMarket.C．StarlandStrange&Bazaar.D．ChocolatebyAdamTuroni.23.WhatdoTheParisMarketandChocolatebyAdamTuronihaveincommon?A．Theystandonthesamestreet.B．Theyprovidedailynecessities.C．Theymakeextraordinarychocolates.D．Theydrawyoureyeswithlivemusic.BYashMehta,14,gottheideaforhisfirstsciencefairprojectonatriptoOldDelhi,India.There,hevisitedaschoolforblindstudents.Henoticedthatnoneofthesestudentsusedelectronicbraille(盲文)readerswhichwerejusttoocostly.Sooncehegothome,hewouldbuildamoreaffordableonewhateverchallengeshemayface.“I’vealwaysbeenahardwareguy.I’veneverbeencapableofsoftware,”Yashsays.Butbuildinghisdevicerequiredlearninghowtocode.Helearnedalotfromwatchingonlinecourses.Pickingupthatnewskillwascool.“ButIwouldstillsayhardwarewasmyfavoritepart,”hesays,“Ilove3-Dmodeling,sohavingeverythingfitinthefirsttime,itwasjustpureexcitement.”Atfirst,hewantedtobuildabrailledisplaywhichuseselectriccurrent,butinvain.Sohehadtochangethewayofspreadinginformationtothefinger.Yash’sdeviceusedtinymotorstocreatevibrations(振动).Then,hetesteditwithstudentsattheBlindReliefAssociationinNewDelhi,India.Studentswereabletoreadbrailleonhisdevicewith86percentaccuracy,whichmethisthoughtofthenewdevice.TheambitiousengineerdidthisprojectasaneighthgraderattheDurhamAcademy.Hisresearchearnedhimafinalistspotinthe2024ThermoFisherScientificJuniorInnovatorsChallenge.“I’mgladtofindsomethingthatcouldbedoneatmyskilllevel.IwouldprobablygobacktotheBlindReliefAssociationtogetmoreresponsesfromthestudents,”headds.Inhisopinion,learningsomethingfromusersisthemostimportantpartforanewproduct.24.WhatledYashMehtatocreateanewelectronicbraillereader?A．Hislovefor3-Dmodeling.B．Avisittoaschoolforblindchildren.C．ThecourseshelearnedfromtheInternet.D．Theinconveniencetheoldbraillereadersbrought.25.Whatdoesthethirdparagraphimply?A．YashMehtawasawardedforhisnewdevice.B．YashMehtamadeaninventionwithoutfailure.C．YashMehta’snewdevicelivesuptohisexpectation.D．YashMehta’snewdevicecontributestoreadingspeed.26.WhataspectofanewproductmattersmostintheeyesofYashMehta?A．Theaffordableprice.B．Thewideapplication.C．Thehigh-levelpromotion.D．Theresponsesfromusers.27.WhichofthefollowingcanbestdescribeYashMehta?A．Determinedandcreative.B．Humorousandtalented.C．Single-mindedandpolite.D．Hard-workingandcurious.COnlineshoppingofteninvolvesendlessoptionsanddiscounts.Asinglesearchforrunningshoescanyieldhundredsofresultsacrossmultipleplatforms,eachpromisingthe“bestdeal”.Theholidayseasonbringsexcitement,butitalsobringsdecisionexhaustionandnightmares.Whatiftherewereatoolcapableofhuntingforthebestprices,navigatingendlesssales,andmakingsureyourpurchasesarriveontime?ThenextevolutioninartificialintelligenceisAIagentsthatarecapableofautonomousreasoningandproblem-solving.Unliketraditionalrecommendationengines,AIagentslearnyourpreferencesandhandletasksautonomously.Theagentsarebuiltwithmachinelearningandnaturallanguageprocessing.Theylearnfromtheirinteractionswiththepeopleusingthemandbecomesmarterandmoreefficientovertimefromtheircollectiveinteractions.Lookingahead,AIagentsarelikelytonotonlymasterpersonalshoppingneedsbutalsonegotiatedirectlywithcorporateAIsystems.Theywillnotonlylearnyourpreferencesbutwilllikelybeabletobooktailoredexperiences,handlepaymentsacrossplatforms,andcoordinateschedules.ButcanAItrulylearnyourpreferences?ArecentstudyusingtheGPT-4omodelachieved85%accuracyinimitatingthethoughtsandbehaviorsofover1,000peopleaftertheyinteractedwiththeAIforjusttwohours.Thisbreakthroughfindingsuggeststhatdigitalagentscanunderstandandactonpeople’spreferencesinwaysthatwilltransformtheshoppingexperience.AIagentsaremovingbeyondrecommendationstoautonomouslyperformcomplextaskssuchasautomatingrefunds,managinginventory(存货)andapprovingpricingdecisions.Thisevolutionhasalreadybeguntoreshapehowbusinessesoperateandhowconsumersinteractwiththem.RetailersusingAIagentsareseeingmeasurablebenefits.SinceOctober2024,datafromtheSalesforceshoppingindexrevealsthatdigitalretailersusinggenerativeAIachieveda7%increaseinaverageorderrevenue(收益)andattributed17%ofglobalorderstoAI-drivenpersonalizedrecommendations,targetedpromotionsandimprovedcustomerservice.Meanwhile,thenatureofsearchandadvertisingisundergoingamajorshift.Meanwhile,AI-poweredsearchtoolsdeliverinstant,context-awareresponses,challengingtraditionalsearchenginesandforcingadvertiserstorethinktheirstrategies.28.Whatcanbeinferredfromparagraph1?A．Onlineshoppingiswidelypreferred.B．Onlineshoppingcauseschoiceoverload.C．Qualitiesofgoodsonlinecanbepromised.D．Theholidayseasonwitnessesmorediscounts.29.HowcantheAIagentsknowthedemandsofcustomers?A．Theylearnitbyinteractingwithcustomers.B．Theyareinformedliterallybythecustomers.C．Theynegotiatedirectlywithconsumersinneed.D．Theyareoriginallyequippedwithsuchaservice.30.Whichisacontributingfactortoretailers’increasingearnings?A．TheautonomyofAIincompletingcomplextasks.B．ThesmoothpaymentsandimprovedserviceofAI.C．ThequickresponsesofAItohandleretailers’problems.D．ThetailoredexperienceAIofferedinthewholeprocess.31.Whichcanbeasuitabletitleforthetext?A．AIAgentsAreEnjoyingGreatPopularity.B．OnlineShoppingIsExperiencingaRevolution.C．AIAgentsAreLighteningYourPurchasingLoad.D．OnlineShoppingChallengestheOfflineShopping.DInearlyAugust,thesandyhillsalongthecoastofLaLibertad,innorthernPeru,arealivewithbluish-purplefruit.Theregion,thoughtunsuitableforblueberriesjustoveradecadeago,isnowplacingPeruattheforefrontoftheglobalblueberrymarket.AlvaroEspinoza,anagriculturalengineer,wasamongthefirsttoexperimentwithblueberriesinPeru15yearsago,whenthefruitwasunknowninthecountry.“Peoplecalledmecrazy,”herecalls.Sincethen,Peru’sblueberryindustryhasbeengrowingrapidly,fromplantingonlyafewhundredacresofblueberriesin2012totheworld’stopexporteroffreshblueberriesforthelastfiveyears.InspiredbythesuccessoftheirChileanneighbors,Peruvianentrepreneursbeganexploringalocalblueberrymarketintheearly2000s.However,conventionalwisdomheldthatblueberriesneededtemperaturesbelow45℉tothrive,whichthePeruviancoastlacks.PeruvianentrepreneurCarlosGereda,apioneerintheindustry,begantravelingtoChilein2006tolearnaboutblueberries.Ononeofhistrips,hebroughtback14varietiestotestinPeru’sdesert.Ittookhimtwoyearstofindtherightone,namedBiloxi.Withthisvarietyidentified,heinvested$300tostartacompanythatbecameaPeruvianblueberryleader,helpingPeru’sblueberryindustryexpandtoover49,000acres.Today,Peruexportsovertwiceasmanyblueberriesasitsnearestcompetitors,withoverhalfheadingtotheUS,wherethecountrysupplies40%offreshimports.Butlastyear,thisboomfaceditsfirstsetback.AmajorheatwavedrivenbyanElNinoeventhitnorthernPeru,severelydamagingblueberrycropsandcausinga25%dropinproduction.Thisexperiencehasacceleratedeffortstodevelopnew,geneticallyimprovedblueberryvarietiesthatcanthriveinevenhotterclimates.Tocreatetheserobustvarieties,scientistsdevelopnewseedsandevaluatethemoveryearstoselectthebestindividuals.Theyaimtocreatebeat-tolerantplantsandproduce“jumbo”berries-oneinchorlarger-tomeetglobaldemand.32.Whydidpeopleinitiallythinkblueberriescouldn’tgrowinPeru?A．Thesoilwastoosaltyforblueberries.B．Theclimatewasthoughttobeunsuitable.C．Perulackedtherightequipmentforfarming.D．Blueberrieswereunknowntopeopleinthecountry.33.HowdidCarlosGerdacontributetoPeru’sblueberryindustry?A．HepromotedPera’sblueberriesinglobalmarkets.B．HefoundasuitableblueberryvarietyforPeruvianclimate.C．HecarriedoutresearchesintoblueberryfarmingintheUS.D．Hecreatedheat-tolerantplantsandproduced“jumbo”berries.34.WhatmajorchallengedidPeru’sblueberryindustryfacelastyear?A．Ashortageofnewblueberryvarieties.B．Anewcompetitorenteringthemarket.C．Unusuallyhottemperaturereducingtheblueberryoutput.D．Asignificantdecreaseinglobaldemandforfreshblueberries.35.Whatdoestheunderlinedword“robust”inthelastparagraphprobablymean?A．Fast-growing.B．Good-quality.C．Highindemand.D．Strongandadaptable.第二节七选五（共5小题；每小题2.5分，满分12.5分）从7个选项中选出最佳答案，两项多余。Ifyouhaveeveraddedanextraitemtoyourcartjusttogetfreeshipping,youhavefallenvictimtowhatisknownas“spaving”,definedastheactof“spendingmoretosavemore”.

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Herearesometipsandtricksyoumightturntonexttimeyouaretemptedtospendalittlemorejusttosecuresomesavings.Takeasecondtodothemath.Thelanguageofadvertisingmayleadyoutobelieveyouareaboutto-getagreatdeal.

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Forexample,forsome“buymore,savemore”deals,thepercentdiscountisoftenthesame.However,theoriginalpriceofaproductactsasananchor,makingthediscountappearmorevaluablethanitactuallyis.Bydoingthemath,you’llquicklyrealizethatthesavingsaren’tassignificantastheyseem.

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Youwon’tfeeltheimpulsetoshopsalesifyoudon’tknowaboutthem.Considertakingyourselfofftheemaillistsfromfavoritebrandssoyouarenotgettinginformedeverytimeaspecialishappening.Similarly,don’twalkintoastoreifyouknowthereisasalegoingon.Stayfocusedonyourshoppinglist.Youcanavoidaddingextraitemstoyourcartifyouhaveashoppinglistinhandthatyou’vecreatedaheadoftime.

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Keepafulllistofproductsthatyouintendtobuyatsomepointandrefertoitwhenyoucomeacrossasale.Pausebeforepurchasing.

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Carryouta24-hourwaitingperiodbeforemakingapurchaseaswellastoshoparound,comparepricesorevenlookforarenewedoption.Thisgivesyoutimetoensureyoudon’talreadyowntheitemorsomethingsimilar,helpingtoavoidunnecessaryrepetition.A．Turnoffsalesalerts.B．Spavewithapurpose.C．Butthenumberstelladifferentstory.D．Butconsiderallthepotentialwaystosavethemoney.E．Itcanalsohelpyoutousesalesmoretoyouradvantage.F．Justtakeamomenttodecidewhetherthebuyisneededornot.G．Toavoidsuchatrap,itmattersquitealottointerrupttheurge.第三部分语言运用（共两节，满分30分）第一节完形填空（共15小题；每小题1分，满分15分）IwassixteenwhenIfirstnoticedthewornedgesonDad’sdenim(牛仔布)jacket.Atthattime,Iwastoobusychasingteenagedreamstoaskwhyhestillworethesamejackethe’d

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joininghimforhiseveningwalks.Yearslater,duringmyfirstyearofcollege,Icalledhomeduringfinalsweek.

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byheavystudytasks,Icomplainedaboutthehardschoolworkandthecolddormitory.Mymotherlistenedwith

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,thensaidsoftly,“Yourfatherhasbeenwalkingaroundthehousewiththatoldjacketofhis,tryingto

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:“Thankyouforthejacket.It’slikehavingyouwithme.”Hisreplywas

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:“I’mgladitfits.Wearitwell,myson.”Now,wheneverIseethatjacket,Idon’tseewornedgesor

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,alovethattravelsacrossmilesandwarmsmyheartforever.41.A．ownedB．foldedC．designedD．borrowed42.A．confidenceB．envyC．cautionD．shame43.A．choseB．arrangedC．avoidedD．hatched44.A．MotivatedB．RelievedC．DisturbedD．Stressed45.A．attentionB．satisfactionC．hesitationD．casualness46.A．doubtB．determineC．checkD．imagine47.A．astonishedB．discouragedC．terrifiedD．refreshed48.A．takeoverB．giveupC．putdownD．pickout49.A．lonelinessB．eagernessC．smoothnessD．toughness50.A．soundedB．tastedC．smelledD．looked51.A．conferenceB．examinationC．lectureD．interview52.A．greetingB．commentC．emailD．note53.A．briefB．modestC．apparentD．lengthy54.A．roughB．decentC．trendyD．faded55.A．praiseB．wordsC．gesturesD．recognition第二节语法填空（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。AnexhibitionattheJiushiArtMuseuminShanghaiisfeaturingartworkinspiredbyGo,orweiqiinChinese,

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earliestbinary-based(基于二元的)games.ThemovementsoftheblackandwhitepiecesreflectthebasicideasofEasternphilosophy,accordingtoTuNingning,whoisinchargeoftheexhibition.“TheexhibitionbringstogetherGoculture,cutting-edgetechnologyandcontemporaryart,”saysTu.“Wehope

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(present)theratherabstractGogameandAIinavisualcontext,andinitiatedialogueswithminimalistart,conceptualartandexpressionism.”“InaGogame,eachmoveshouldservealong-termgoal.Youtrytoleadtheopponentintoyourtrapandforcethemtofollowyour‘

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(guide)’tilltheylose,”explainsWangWei,aGoplayeramongthevisitorstotheexhibition.“Theplayers’personalities

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(reveal)duringthegame,andone’sweaknessesareexposedtotheopponent,”sheadds.“Adecentwinneralways

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(digital)generatedpicturesandsilk-screenprintsfortheexhibition.第四部分写作（共两节，满分40分）第一节书信写作（满分15分）66.假定你是李华，上周五你们班在公园上了一堂美术课。请你给英国朋友Chris写一封邮件分享这次经历，内容包括：（1）你完成的作品；（2）你的感想。注意：（1）写作词数应为80个左右；（2）请按如下格式在答题纸的相应位置作答。DearChris,I’mwritingtosharewithyouanartclassIhadinaparklastFriday.______________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________Yours,LiHua67.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。Lucashadalwaysbelievedthatifhewantedsomethingbadlyenough,hejusthadtotryharder.That’swhateveryonetoldhim.“Justfocus,”histeacherswouldsay.“Putthephonedown,”hisparentswouldremindhim.AndLucasreallydidtry.Butsomehow,everytimehesatdowntostudy,hisphonebuzzed,andjustlikethat,hisgoodintentionswentoutthewindow.Intheeveningbeforehishistoryexam,Lucaspromisedhimselfhewouldfinishtwochapterswithouttouchinghisphone.Heplaceditscreen-uprightnexttohistextbook,justtokeepaneyeonit.Tenminuteslater,anotificationlitupthescreen.Hepickeditupfor“justoneminute,”butanhourlaterhewasstillscrollingthroughvideos.Histextbookhadn’tmoved,hisnoteswereblank,andhedroppedhisheadontothedesk,defeated.Hisoldersister,Mia,foundhimlikethatandaskedwhatwaswrong.Lucassighedthathehadzerowillpowerandcalledhimselfafailure.Miadidn’tlaugh.Instead,Miasatdownacrossfromhim.“You’renotafailure,Lucas.You’rejustfightingthewrongbattle.”Sheexplainedastudywhereresearchersaskedthousandsofteenagerswheretheykepttheirphoneswhilestudying.Somekeptthemnearby,screenon,soundon;othersputtheminanotherroomentirely.WhenMiaaskedwhogotbettergrades,Lucasguesseditwastheoneswhotriedharder.ButMiashookherhead.Theoneswhomovedtheirphonesawaydidbetter,shesaid,becausephysicaldistancecreatespsychologicaldistance.Lucasdidn’tneedmorewillpower—heneededabettersetup.Thatnight,Lucasdecidedtotrysomethingdifferent.Beforeopeninghistextbook,hegotup,walkedtothelivingroom,anddroppedhisphoneintoadrawer.Hepushedthedrawershutandwalkedbacktohisdesk.Foramoment,hejustsatthere.Theroomfeltstrangelyquiet.Nobuzz.Noglow.Nopull.Justhimandthehistorytextbook.Hetookadeepbreathandturnedtothefirstpage.注意：（1