2026年高考英语（全国一卷）模拟试卷3（含答案）

2026年高考英语（全国一卷）全真模拟试卷3

（考试时间：120分钟试卷满分：150分）

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3.考试结束后，将本试卷和答题卡一并交回。

第一部分听力（共两节，满分30分）

做题时，先将答案标在试卷上，录音内容结束后，你有两分钟的时间将试卷上的答案转涂到

答题卡上。

第一节（共5小题；每小题1.5分，满分7.5分）

听下面5段对话。每段对话后有一个小题，从题中所给的A、B、C三个选项中选出最佳选

项。听完每段对话后，你都有10秒钟的时间来回答有关小题和阅读下一小题。每段对话读

两遍。

1.Whatdoesthemanwanttodo?

A.Ordersomefood.B.Paythebill.C.Cookdinner.

2.Howdidthewomangettoworktoday?

A.Bybus.B.Bybike.C.Onfoot.

3.Whatarethespeakersmainlydiscussing?

A.Aweekendplan.B.Ajobinterview.C.Aschoolproject.

4.Whattimewillthemeetingstart?

A.At2:30.B.At3:00.C.At3:30.

5.Wheredocstheconvcrsaiionprobablytakeplace?

A.Inalibrary.B.Inabookstore.C.Inaclassroom.

第二节（共15小题；每小题1.5分，满分22.5分）

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听下面5段对话或独白。每段对话或独白后有几个小题，从题中所给的A、B、C三个选项

中选出最佳选项。听每段对话或独白前，你将有时间阅读各个小题，每小题5秒钟；听完后，

各小题将给出5秒钟的作答时间。每段对话或独白读两遍。

听第6段材料，回答第6、7题。

6.Whatisthewoman'sproblem?

A.Shelostherphone.B.Shemissedherflight.C.Shecan'tfindherluggage.

7.Whatwillthemandonext?

A.Calltheairport.B.Filloutaform.C.Checkthecamera.

听第7段材料，回答第8至10题。

8.Whatcourseisthewomantaking?

A.Photography.B.Painting.C.Creativewriting.

9.Whydoesthemanrecommendtheteacher?

A.Heisverystrict.B.Heisquitehumorous.C.Heishighlyexperienced.

10.Whatwillthewomanprobablydonextweek?

A.Registerforacourse.B.Buysomeartsupplies.C.Visitailexhibition.

听第8段材料，回答第11至13题。

11.Whatistherelationshipbetweenthespeakers?

A.Colleagues.B.Neighbors.C.Oldclassmales.

12.Whatdoesthemansuggestdoing?

A.Startingabookclub.B.Organizingacharityevent.C.Planningacommunitygarden.

13.Wlicnwillthespeakersmeetagain?

A.OnFriday.B.OnSaturday.C.OnSunday.

听第9段材料，回答第14至17题。

14.WhatdidthewomanfindinheraparHnent?

A.Abrokenpipe.B.Astrangenoise.C.Alostkey.

15.Whoisprobablytheman?

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A.Arepairman.B.Asecurityguard.C.Apropertymanager.

16.Whatwillhappentomorrowmorning?

A.Aninspectionwillbedone.B.Therentwillbedue.C.Acontractwillbesigned.

17.Howdoesthewomanfeelattheend?

A.Annoyed.B.Grateful.C.Worried.

听第10段材料，I可答第18至20题。

18.Whatisthetalkmainlyabout?

A.Spaceexplorationachievements.

B.Environmentalprotectionefforts.

C.Medicaltechnologybreakthroughs.

19.Whenwasthefirstsuccessfulsatellitelaunched?

A.In1957.B.In1961.C.In1969.

20.Whatwillthespeakerdiscussnext?

A.Futurespacemissions.B.Astronauttrainingprograms.C.Space-relatedcareers.

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选项。

A

Ascitiesworldwidestrugglewithwastemanagement,aShanghai-basedstartuphaslaunched

EcoLoop-anAl-poweredrecyclingbinthatgivesinstantcashrewardsforproperwastesorting.

Inslallcdacross200rcsidcnlialcuiiniiuiiilicsinfiveChinesecities,llicscsmartbinshaveincreased

recyclingratesby300%injustsixmonths.

HowdoesEcoLoopwork?UsersscanaQRcodeonthebin'sscreen,whichopensa

designatedcompartmentforplastics,glass,paper,orelectronics.Thebuilt-inAIcameraidertitles

theitemtypeandweight,thencalculatesearnings—typically¥0.2perplasticbottleor¥0.5per

kilogramofpaper.Moneyistransferredinstantlytotheuser'sdigitalwallet."Previously,only15%

ofresidentssortedwastecorrectly,"explainsfounderLiWei,aformerenvironmentalengineer.

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"Now,withimmediatefinancialmotivation,thatnumberhasjumpedto68%."

ThetechnologybehindEcoLoopissurprisinglyaccessible.Unlikeexpensiveindustrial

sorters,thesystemusesamodifiedsmartphonecameraancopen-sourceAImodel,keepingunit

costsunder¥3.000."Wewantedsomethingaffordablefordevelopingcities,"Linotes.Thebins

runonsolarpowerandsendalertswhenfull,optimizingcollectionroutes.Sincelaunch,EcoLoop

hasprocessed1,20()tonsofrecyclables,savinganestimated8,()(X)treesandreducinglandfill

wasteby40%.

Challengesremain.Someuserscheatbywettingpapertoincreaseweightorhiding

non-recyclablesinsidebottles."We'reupdatingtheAItodetectsuchtricks,"Lisays.Additionally,

expansiontosmallercitiesfacesfundinggaps.Thestartupplanstopartnerwithlocalgovernments,

offeringbinsforfreeinexchangeforashareofrecyclingprofits.

Lookingahead.EcoLoopaimstointroducegamification—leaderboards,badges,and

communitychallenges."Recyclingshouldn'tfeellikeaduty,"Lisays."Whenpeoplesee

immediatebenefitsandfriendlycompetition,sustainablehabitsbecomesecondnature."

21.WhatmotivatesuserstosortwasteconectlywithEcoLoop?

A.Communityrecognition.B.Instantcashpayment.

C.Freebinaccess.D.Governmentrewards.

22.HowdoesEcoLoopkeepitstechnologyaffordable?

A.Ilusesrecycledmaterials.B.Itreliesondonatedsmartphones.

C.Itappliesmodifiedexistingtech.D.Itoperateswithoutelectricity.

23.Wlialcanwcinferabou.EcoLuup'sfuluic?

A.Itwillreplacetraditionalbinsentirely.

B.Itwillfocusonindustrialwasteonly.

C.Itwilladdentertainmentfeatures.

D.Itwillexpandthroughgovernmentpartnerships.

B

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GrowingupincoastalMaine,marinebiologistDr.SarahChenwatchedhelplesslyasrising

oceantemperaturesbleachedcoralreefsshe'dstudiedsincechildhood."By2015,70%ofthecoral

nearourresearchstationhadturnedwhiteanddied,"sherecalls.Ratherthandespair,Chenspent

sevenyearsdevelopingCoralGuard—abiodegradablesunscreenmadefromlocalseaweedthat

protectsbothswimmersandsealife.

CoralGuard'sinnovationliesinitsingredients.Commercialsunscreensoftencontain

oxybenzone,whichtriggerscoralbleachingeveninlinyamounts.Chen'sformulauses

mycosporine-likeaminoacids(MAAs)—naturalcompoundsproducedbyalgaetoshield

(hemselvesfromUVradiation."We'reessentiallybonowingnature'sownsunscreen,"Chen

explains.Hanestcdfromsustainablyfarmedkelp,theseMAAsblock98%ofUVBand85%of

UVArayswithoutharmingmarineecosystems.

Fieldtestshavebeenpromising.Ina2023studyatAustralia'sGreatBarrierReef,swimmers

usingCoralGuardshowednodetectableimpactonsurroundingcoralhealth.Meanwhile,areas

whereconventionalsunscreenwasusedexperienced15%higherbleachingrates."Thedifference

isvisiblewithinweeks,"sayscollaboratorDr.JaniesWong.Beyondprotection,CoralGuard's

seaweedfarmsabsorbcarbondioxide-eachhectarecaptures20tonsannually,equivalentto

takingfourcarsofftheroad.

Productionchallengesremain.Currentoutputmeetsonly5%ofpotentialdemand,andthe

sunscreencosts¥18()perbottle—triplethepriceofconventionalbrands.Chen'steamis

engineeringfaster-growingkelpstrainsandbuildingnewfarmsinwarmerwaters."Wewant

eco-friendlyproductstobeaccessible,notluxuries,"sheslates.MajorretailerslikeWalmartand

CarrefourhavesignedconditionalagreementstostockCoralGuardonceproductionscalesup.

Chen'sworkhasinspiredsimilarbiomimicryprojectsworldwide,frommushroom-based

leatherLubaulcria-growiibricks."Naturespentiniliiunsofyearssolvingproblemswc'icjusl

beginningtounderstand,"shereflects."Ourjobisn'ttoreinvent—it'stolisten,learn,andprotect."

24.WhatproblemwasSarahChentryingtosolve?

A.Plasticpollutioninoceans.B.Coralbleachingfromsunscreen.

C.Overfishingincoastalareas.D.Seaweedovergrowthonreefs.

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25.WhatmakesCoralGuarddifferentfromconventionalsunscreens?

A.ItblocksmoreUVrays.B.Itusesnaturalprotectivecompounds.

C.Itcostslesstoproduce.D.Itrequiresnoapplication.

26.WhatdocstheauthoremphasizebymentioningWalmartandCarrefour?

A.CoralGuard'scommercialpotential.B.Chen'sexperienceinretail.

C.Theproduct'sproductionchallenges.D.Internationalenvironmentallaws.

27.Whatisthemainmessageofthepassage?

A.Marinebiologyoffersprofitablecareers.

B.Nature-inspiredsolutionscanaddressenvironmentalissues.

C.Sunscreenshouldbebannedworldwide.

D.Coralreefsarebeyondsaving.

C

Theworld'sfirstAl-pov/eredmentalhealthcourtopenedinLosAngelesthisJanuary,handling

casesinvolvinghomelessindividualswithuntreatedpsychiatricconditions.Insteadofjailtime,

defendantsreceivepersonalizedtreatmentplansmonitoredbyanalgorithmthatpredictsrelapse

risksandflagsmissedmedications.

JudgeMichaelTorres,whopresidesoverthecourt,explainstheshift:"Traditionalcourts

punishbehaviorwithoutaddressingrootcauses.Apersonstealingfoodbecauseofparanoid

delusionsneedsapsychiatrist,notacell."TheAIsystemanalyzesdatafromwearabledevices,

pharmacyrecords,anddailycheck-instocreateriskscores.Whenscoresexceedthresholds,social

workersintervenewilliinhours—priorlocrises.

Preliminaryresultsarcstriking.Among150participantsoversixmonths,arrestratesdropped

85%,andhospitalizationsdecreased60%."I'vebeencleanforfourmonthsnow,"saysparticipant

David,34,formerlyhomeless."TheAIremindedmelotakemedication,andmycasemanager

actuallylistened.Forthefirsttime,someonetreatedmelikeahuman."Theprogramcosts$12,000

perpersonannually—farlessthanthe$60,000averageforjailincarceration.

Criticsraiseprivacyconcerns.TheACLUwamsthatpredictivealgorithmsmay

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disproportionatelyflagminoritygroupsduetobiased(rainingdata."We'rewalkingafineline

betweenhelpandsurveillance,"notestechethicistDr.MariaGonzalez.Othersquestionlong-term

effectiveness,notingthatpilotprogramsoftenshowinflatedsuccessrates.JudgeTorres

acknowledgestheseconcerns:"We'vebuiltinoversightcommitteesandtransparencyreports.No

algorithmmakesfinaldecisions-humansdo."

Fiveothercitiesarepilotingsimilarcourts,includingLondonandMelbourne.Earlydata

suggestscross-culturaladaptability:London'sprogramreducedoffendingby70%amongitsfirst

80participants."Mentalhealthisn'tacriminalissue—it'sasocietalone,"Torresconcludes.

"Technologyfinallyletsusactonthatbelief."

28.WhatistheprimaiypurposeoftheAImentalhealthcourt?

A.Toreducejailovercrowding.B.Totreatunderlyingmentalconditions.

C.Totestpredictivealgorithms.D.Tosavegovernmentspending.

29.HowdoestheAIsystemhelppreventcrises?

A.Byreplacinghumanjudges.B.Byissuingarrestwarrants.

C.Byenablingearlyintervention.D.Bymonitoringphonecalls.

30.WhatconcerndoestheACLUraiseabouttheprogram?

A.Highoperationalcosts.B.Potentialalgorithmicbias.

C.Lackofmedicalstaff.D.Resistancefromjudges.

31.Whatcanbeinferredabouttheprogram'sfuture?

A.Ilwillexpandlootheruounlrics.B.Ilwillreplaceiradilioualuourls.

C.Itwillfocusonviolentcriminals.D.ItwillabandonAItechnology.

D

OnOctober15,2024,NASA'sEuropaClipperspacecraftlaunchedatopaSpaceXFalcon

Heavyrocket,beginninga1.8-billion-milejourneytoJupiter'sicymoonEuropa.1'hemission's

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goal?lbdetermineifthemoon'ssubsurfaceocean—twicethevolumeofEarth'soceans

combined-couldsupportlife."Thisisn'taboutfindinglittlegreenmen,"explainsprojectscientist

Dr.RobertPappalardo."It'saboutfindinghabitableenvironmentsbeyondEarth."

The$5billionspacecraftcarriesninescientificinstruments,includingice-penetratingradarto

mapEuropa'scrustandspectrometerstoanalyzesurfacechemistry.Aradiationvaultprotects

electronicsfromJupiter'sintenseradiationbelts—enoughtogiveahumanafataldosewithin

hours."Weessentiallybuiltatankaroundsensitivecomponents,"saysleadengineerJenny

Kampmeier.Thespacecraftwon'tlandbutwillperform49closeflybys,someskimmingjust16

milesabovethesurface.

WhyEuropa?Telescopicobservationshaverevealedwatervaporplumeseruptingthrough

surfaceicecracks,suggestingaliquidoceanbelow.HydrothermalventssimilartoEarth's

dccp-scaecosystemsmayexistontheoceanfloor,providingheatandchemicals."Whereverwe

findliquidwater,energy,andorganiccompoundsonEarth,wefindlife,"Pappalardonotes.

"Europahasall(hreeingredients."

Thejourneytakes5.5years,withgravityassistsfromMarsandEarth.Arrivalisscheduled

forApril2030.Oncethere,datatransmissiontakes45minutesoneway—meaningcommandsand

responsesrequire90-minuteroundtrips."Patienceisessential,"Kampmeierlaughs."We'lldrinka

lotofcoffeeduringflybys."

Ifevidenceofhabitabilityemerges,afollow-uplandermissioncouldlaunchinthe2040s,

potentiallydrillingthroughtheicetosampleoceanwaterdirectly."Europarepresentsourbest

chanceinthesolarsystemtofindexistinglife,"Pappalardosays."Whateverwediscoverwill

reshapehumanity'sunderstandingofourplaceintheuniverse."

32.WlialisthemainobjectiveoftheEurupaClippermission?

A.TolandonEuropa'ssurface.B.lbsearchforsignsoflife.

C.TomapJupiter'sradiationhells.D.Tocollecticesamples.

33.WhatchallengedoesEuropa'senvironmentposetothespacecraft?

A.Extremecoldtemperatures.B.Intenseradiationexposure.

C.Highatmosphericpressure.D.hast-movingduststorms.

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34.WhydoestheauthormentionhydrothermalventsonEarth?

A.TosuggestsimilarfeaturesonEuropa.B.TodescribeEarth'soceanecosystems.

C.Tocomparespacecraftdesigns.D.Toexplainradiationprotectionmethods.

35.Whatcanbeinferredaboutapotentialfollow-upmission?

A.Ilwouldlaunchlaterthisdecade.B.Itwouldinvolvesamplecollection.

C.IlwouldorbitJupiterinstead.D.Itwouldrequirenonewtechnology.

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以填入空白处的最佳选项。选项中有两项为多余选

项。

Foodwasteandfoodinsecurityaretwosidesofthesameproblem.Community

fridges一publicrefrigeratorswhereanyonecandonateortakefoodforfree-offeragrassroots

solution.Here'showtolaunchoneinyourneighborhood.

First,findahostlocation.Approachlocalbusinesses,churches,orcommunitycenterswilling

toprovidespaceandelectricity.36Ensurethespothas24/7publicaccessandprotectionfrom

weather.Signasimpleagreementoutliningresponsibilities.

Next,securearefrigerator.Commercial-gradeunitsareideal,butusedhouseholdfridges

workifcleanedthoroughly.37Avoidmodelswithicemakersorcomplexelectronicsthatbreak

easily.Testtemperaturecontrolstomaintain40°F(4℃)orbelow.

Buildavolunteerteam.You'llneeddailycleanerstocheckexpirationdates,removespoiled

items,andwipesurfaces.38UseappslikeSignUpGeniustoscheduleshifts.Assignonepersonas

weeklyuuordinalurlohandleemergencies.

EstablishsafetyguideJnes.Postclearrules:norawmeat,nohomemadeitems,noexpired

products.39Providewashablemarkerssodonorscanlabelitemswithfreeze-byoruse-bydates.

Consideraddingadrygoodsshelfforcannedvegetablesandrice.

Finally,spreadtheword.CreatesocialmediaaccountsandaWhatsAppgroupforreal-time

updates.40Trackusagethroughsimpletallysheets.Celebratemilestones—like1,000meals

saved—tomaintainmomentum.Withconsistency,yourfridgebecomesaneighborhoodanchor

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reducingwasteandhunger.

A.Requirefoodsafetytrainingforallvolunteers.

B.Partnerwithlocalbakeriesforday-oldbread.

C.Mostcommunityfridgesfailduetopoormaintenance.

D.Post"clcan-in,clcan-out'^schedulesonthefridgedoor.

E.Anoutdoor-ratedfridgeisbestforsidewalkinstallations

F.Acoordinatorhandlescomplaintsandsupplyshortages.

G.Hostalaunchpartywithfreefoodtoattractneighbors.

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和D四个选项中选出可以填入空白处的最佳选项。

WhenDr.MayaPatelfirst___41___thetinysensorshe'dspentfiveyearsdeveloping,her

handsshook.Thedevice-awearablepatch（hatdetectsearly-stageParkinson'sdiseasethrough

sweatanalysis—hadjust___42___itsfirsthumantrialwith94%accuracy."Mygrandmother

___43___fromParkinson'sfor12yearsbeforediagnosis,'Patelexplains."Thoseundiagnosed

yearswere44—wewatchedherdeclinewithoutunderstandingwhy."

Thesensorworksbymeasuringlevelsofalpha-synucleinproteins,which___45___

abnormallyinParkinson'spatientsyearsbeforemotorsymptomsappear."Currentdiagnosesrely

onvisibletremors,___46___which（ime50-70%ofdopamine-producingneuronsarealready

destroyed,"saysneurologistDr.JamesChen,who___47___inthestudy."Palefsdevicecould

shifttreatmentfromreactiveto___48___

Patel'sjourneywasn'tstraightforward.Herinitialprototypes___49___frequently,andmajor

fundingagenciesrejectedherproposalssixtimes."Theysaidsweatanalysiscouldn'tbe___50___

enoughformedicaluse,"sherecalls.Determined,shepartneredwithasmallKoreanelectronics

firmthat___51___inminiaturizedsensors.Together,theyreducedthedevicetothesizeofa

一52一.

Thebreakthrougharrivedunexpectedlyduringa2024heatwave.Atrialparticipantwearing

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thesensor___53___aproteinspikethreedaysbeforeexperiencinghisfirstnoticeabletremor.

"Thatmomentconfirmedeverything,"Patelsays."Weweren'tjustdetectingdisease—wewere

―54—it."

Nowbackedby$12millionfromtheMichaelJ.FoxFoundation,Patel'steamisconducting

largertrialsacrosssixcountries.Ifsuccessful,thepatchcouldbecommercially___55___by2028,

costingunder$50perunit."Mygrandmothernevergotearlytreatment,"Patelsaysquietly."But

millionsofotherswill."

41.A.touchedB.testedC.designedD.described

42.A.failedB.passedC.delayedD.continued

43.A.recoveredB.suireredC.diedD.learned

44.A.inspiringB.confusingC.painfulD.peaceful

45.A.growB.changeC.foldD.cluster

46.A.atwhichpointB.inwhichcaseC.forwhichreasonD.bywhichtime

47.A.collaboratedB.struggledC.majoredD.believed

48.A.expensiveB.technicalC.preventiveD.complex

49.A.improvedB.malfunctionedC.disappearedD.evolved

50.A.sensitiveB.flexibleC.reliableD.affordable

51.A.specializedB.succeededC.investedD.resulted

52.A.coinB.creditcardC.postagestampD.fingernail

53.A.ignoredB.predictedC.reportedD.recorded

54.A.treatingB.preventingC.anticipatingD.ignoring

55.A.availableB.visibleC.noticeableD.acceptable

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I个适当的单词或括号内单词的正确形式。

IntheheartofInnerMongolia,aremarkablerestorationprojectisbringingtheOtindagSand

Landbacktolife.Once___56___(know)asabarrendesert,this53,000-square-kilometerarea

nowseesgreenshootsemergingfromstabilizedsanddunes—atransformationachievedthrougha

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___57___(combine)oftraditionalknowledgeandmoderntechnology.

Theproject,launchedin2015,uses"strawcheckerboard"barriers—rowsofwheatstraw

___58(insert)intosandtoreducewindspeedandtrapmoisture.Thisancienttechnique,

___59(original)developedbylocalherderscenturiesago,isnowsupplementedbydronesthat

maperosionpatternsandAImodelsthatpredictoptimalplantinglocations."Technologydoesn't

replacewisdom;itamplifiesit,"explainsprojectdirectorDr.ZhaoWei."Ourgrandparentsknew

strawstoppedsand___60___wedidn'tknowwheretoplaceitmosteffectively."

Todate,restorationefforts___61___(cover)8,000squarekilometers,creatinghabitatfor

endangeredspecieslikethegoiteredgazelle.Theprojecthasalsocreated___62___(sustain)

livelihoods:formerherdersnowearnincomeasseedcollectorsandnursei-yworkers."Fiveyears

ago,duststormsforcedusindoorsforweeks,"recallsresidentBaiYing."Nowmychildrenplay

outsideyear-round."

TheUNEnvironmentProgrammehasrecognizedOtindagasoneof10flagshiprestoration

projectsworldwide.However,Zhao___63___(caution)thatclimatechangeposesongoingthreats.

"We'reracingagainstrisingtemperatures,"hesays."Butifadesertcanbecomegrassland

___6420years,imaginewhatwecanachieve65(globe)withenoughwilland

collaboration."

第四部分写作（共两节，满分40分）

第一节（满分15分）

假定你是李华，你所在的环保社团计划举办"旧物新牛」（OldThings,NewLife）创意改造活动，

鼓励同学们将废弃物品改造成实用或装饰物品。请你给英国朋友David写一封邮件，邀请他

参加，内容包括：

1.活动时间与地点（11月15日，学校体育馆）；

2.活动内容（改造工作坊、作品展示与评选）；

3.发出邀请并说明携带物品建议。

注意：1.词数80左右；2.开头和结尾已给出，不计入总词数。

DearDavid.

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Yourssincerely,

LiHua

第二节（满分25分）

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•篇完整的短文。

注意：1.续写词数应为150个左右：

2.请按如下格式在答题纸的相应位置写出。

Forten-year-oldSam,theabandonedrailyardbehindhisChicagoapartmentwasatreasure

chest.Whileotherkidsplayedvideogames,Samcollectedrustybolts,brokenglass,anddiscarded

metalscraps,haulingthemtohisbedroomworkshop."Trashisjuststuffwaitingforasecond

chance,"he'dtellhisskepticalmotherMaria.

Sam'sobsessionbegantwoyearsagowhenhisgrandfather,aretiredwelder,gavehimabasic

toolkit."Youseewaste;Iseematerial,nGrandpaJoehadsaid,showingSamhowtobendabent

nailintoafishhook.Sincethen,Samhadtransformedoldbottlecapsintowindchimesand

brokenskateboardwheelsintoascooter.

ButhisbiggestprojectstartedonarainyTuesday.Whileexploringtherailyard,Samspotted

acollapsedchain-linkfencecoveredinrust,"That'snotjunk—that'sanartcanvas,"hewhispered.

Furthreeweeks,heculandtwistedllicwireintoalife-sizedsculptureofaneagle,itswings

spreadasifabouttotakeflight.MariawasstunnedwhenSamdraggedthe15-poundcreation

inside."It'sbeautiful,honey,butwherewillweputit?nsheasked.

Thenextmorning,Samcarriedtheeagletothecommunitygardenacrossthestreet—a

neglectedspacewhereneighborsoccasionallyplantedtomatoes.Hepositioneditonabroken

concreteblockfacingthesunrise."Everygardenneedsaguardian,"hetoldpuzzledMrs.Alvarez

whowaspullingweeds.

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Withinaweek,strangethingsbeganhappening.Someoneaddedglassmarblesfortheeagle's

eyes.Anotherpersonplacedasmallwoodensignreading"HopeTakesFlight."ByFriday,a

retiredteacherhadcleanedthegarden'sovergrownpaths,andateenagerhadpaintedacolorful

muralonthebackfence.

Sam'seaglehadstartedsomethingunexpected.

ParagraphI:

Thefollowingweek,Samfoundanotetapedtotheeagle'swing.

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Bytheendofsummer,therailyard'stransformationwascomplete.

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听力原文及答案

听力原文

Text1

M:Excuseme,couldwegetthebillplease?

W:Ofcourse,sir.I'llbringitrightover.

Text2

M:Didyourideyourbiketoworktoday?Ididn'tseeitintheparkinglot.

W:No,it'sbeingrepaired.Itookthebusinstead.Actually,itwasquitenicenothavingtopecalup

thathill!

Text3

W:Areyoufreethisweekend?Iwasthinkingwecouldfinallystartthatbookreport.

M:I'dloveto,butIhavethatpart-timejobinterviewonSaturdaymorning.HowaboutSunday

afternoon?

Text4

M:Isthemeetinga(3o'clockor3:30?Ineed(ofinishthisreportfirst.

W:Itwaschangedto2:30.Youhave20minutes—plentyoflime.

Text5

W;I'mlookingforanovelbyaJapaneseaullior.Soinclhingrcucnl,maybefrunilastyear.

M:Checktheinternationalfictionsection,aisle4.WcjustgotnewshipmentsfromTokyo.

Text6

W:Ican'tfindmysuitcaseanywhere.Fvebeenwaitingatbaggageclaimforanhour.

M:Ma'am,pleasecomewithmetothelostluggageoffice.Filloutthisformwithyourflight

numberandbagdescription.

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W:Willyoucheckthesecurityfootagetoo?

M:Yes,we'llreviewthecamerasfromthearrivalarea.

Text7

M:Iheardyou'retakingacreativewritingcourse.Howisit?

W:it'schallengingbutrewarding.Theteachergivessuchde:ailedfeedbackoneverysentence.

M:IsthatProfessorHendricks?Hewonapoetryprizelastyear.

W:Exactly!He'sstrictbutbrilliant.Nextweekwe'reworkshoppingshortstories.

Text8

W:Longtimenosee!Youmovedinlastmonth,right?I'minapartment3B.

M:Oh.you'remyupstairsneighbor!I'mMike.Welcometothebuilding.

W:Thanks!I'morganizingacommunitygardeninthebackyard.Wanttohelp?

M:Absolutely.Igrowherbsonmybalcony.Whenshouldwestart?

W:HowaboutSaturdaymorning?Bringanyspareseedsifyouhavethem.

Text9

W:There'sastrangedrippingsoundcomingfrommybathroDinwall.Itstartedlastnight.

M:I'llsendaplumbertocheckittomorrowmorningbetween9and11.Cansomeonebehome?

W:Ihavework,butmyroommatewillbe(here.Isitserious?

M:Probablyjustaloosepipe.Don