河南许昌市2025-2026学年高三年级三模英语试题（解析版）

河南许昌市2025-2026学年高三年级三模试题

第一部分听力（略）

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、D四个选项中，选出最佳选项。

A

Ifyouwantagreathotelandacloseencounterwiththeanimalkingdom,herearcthebest

hotelswithengagementprogramsandbonusactivitieswithanimals.

BestFriendsRoadhouse（Kanab,Utah）

ItletsyoustayonthegroundsofBestFriendsAnimalSancluary（庇护所）,amassiveshelter

forawiderangeofanimals,fromgoatstodogstorabbits.

Today,it'shometoover1,600rescuedanimals,rankingfirstinsizeofitskindintheUS.When

youvisit,youcanspendtimeinmultipleareas,includingDogtown,CatWorld,HorseHavenand

therecoverycenterofWildFriends.

LongneckManor（Fredericksburg,Texas）

1（isaplacethatcoversover100acres,hometothreerhinosandfivegiraffes.Unlikeother

similarhotels,thisisalmostlikeacombinationbetweenazooandaconservationarea.

Youcangetupcloseandpersonalwithrhinosandgiraffesandevencontributetohelpingkeep

wildpopulationssafeandhealthy.

FarmSanctuary（WatkinsGlen,NewYork）

Itisamassiveanimalsanctuarywhereyoucansetupshopsandgetyourhandsdirtyby

exploring（hefarm.Itisidealforanyonewholikespigs,cows,turkeys,andotherclassicfarm

animals.

Youcantaketoursofthesanctuaryandleamaboutfarmpractices,sustainability,and,ofcourse,

theanimalsandhowtheyendedupatthefarm.

AtlantaAlpacaTreehouse（Atlanta,Georgia）

InAtlanta,insideamassivebambooforest,there'samixedpackofalpaca（羊驼）andllamas

（美洲驼）andatreehouseyoucanrentforthenight.

Theanimalsareresponsiblefbreatingnewgrowthlopreventthebamboofromovertakingthe

cityofAtlanta.Youcandoyogaclasseswiththem,goonaweekend-longhealingretreat（also

guidedbyllamasandalpacas）,andmore.

1.WhatisspecialaboutBestFriendsAnimalSanctuaryintheUS?

A.Itissituatedinabambooforest.B.Visitorscandoyogawithanimals.

C.Itisthelargestanimalsanctuary.D.Visitorscangetclosetowildanimals.

2.Whichhotelisbestforvisitorstoexperiencefarmlife?

A.BestFriendsRoadhouse.B.LongneckManor.

C.FarmSanctuary.D.AtlantaAlpacaTreehouse.

3.Whatisavailabletovisitorsinthefourhotels?

A.Interactionwithanimals.B.Treehouseaccommodation.

C.Multiplephysicalactivities.D.Adoptionofrescuedanimals.

【答案】l.C2.C3.A

【语篇解读】本文是一篇应用文，主要介绍了四家可以近距离接触动物的酒店。

【1题详析】

细节理解题。根据BestFriendsRoadhouse下面的"ItletsyoustayonthegroundsofBcstFriends

AnimalSanctuary（庇护所〕，amassiveshelterfbrawiderangeofanimals,fromgoatstodogsto

rabbils.（它可以让你住在好朋友动物庇护所的场地上，这是•个为各种动物提供的大型庇护

所，从山羊到狗再到兔子」）"和"Today,it'shometoover1,600rescuedanimals,rankingfirstin

sizeofitskindintheUS.（如今，它是1600多只获救动物的家园,在美国同类庇护所中规模

排名第一。户可知，BestFriendsAnimalSanctuary是美国同类型中规模最大的动物庇拧所。

故选C。

【2题详析】

细节理解题。根据FarmSanetuaryF|ft|t4Itisamassiveanimalsanctuarywhereyoucanset

upshopsandgelyourliandbdirtybyexploringthefarm.Ilisidealfuranyonewholikespigs,cows,

turkeys,andotherclassicfarmanimals.（这是一个巨大的动物庇护所，你可以在那里落脚，在

探索农场时弄脏你的手。它非常适合任何喜欢猪、牛、火鸡和其他经典农场动物的人。厂可

知，这里适合喜爱农场动物、想要体验农场生活的游客。故选C。

【3题详析】

细节理解题。根据第一段“Ifyouwantagreathotelandacloseencounterwiththeanimalkingdom,

herearethebesthotelswithengagementprogramsandbonusactivitieswiihanimals.（如果你想要

一家很棒的酒店，并与动物王国亲密接触，这里有一些最好的酒店，这些酒店有参与计划和

与动物的奖励活动。户可知，本文介绍的酒店都设置了和动物相关的互动项目。故选A。

B

It'sasuddendropintoamangroveforest（红树林）fullofthreefeetofsaltywateroverthick,

twisty（弯弯曲曲的）treeroots,butAndrewOtazohasnotroublefindingtheway.Heclimbsdown

thesuddenslopelikeaSpider-Man,usingbranchesandthickvines（藤）andfootholdsinthedirt.

Atthebottom,Otazofindshistreasure:trash.

“Younameit,anyitemyoucanname,andIhavefounditinthemangroves,hesays.

“Microwaveovens,mattresses,sofas,setsofplatesanddishes.Thosearereallydisgusting?But

everyshoe,bottle,carbattery,coolerandotherpieceofgarbageOtazoremovesfromthemangroves

reclaimsspaceforwhatshouldbethere:birdnestinggroundsandfishnurseries.

Otazoisonasearchtoclearasmuchofthatspaceashecan.He'salsoworkingtopersuade

hisfellowFloridianstotelltheirelectedofficialstoworktocutdownonplasticpollutionandupdate

outdatedwastesystemsthatcarrystreettrashintotheocean.4<Ifyou'rerelyingonme,justoneguy

pickinguptrash,itisalloverfbrus,“Otazosaid.**ButifwhatI'mdoingshowsotherpeop.ethe

problem,andtheyagreeweneedtoworktowardasolution,that,stheidea.”

Latelyhe'sbeenconcentratingonthemangrovesthatringVirginiaKey,anislandinBiscayne

Baythatoffersasplendidviewofthecityskyline.Whatpeopleinthecitydon'tseeisthepilesof

garbagecaughtinthetreeroots."Itwassuffering.Itwastheworst.Itdestroyedme,^^Otazorecalls.

Hemadethelocalnews,andhistrash-filledhomemadebackpackhasbeenondisplayintheHistory

MiamiMuseumeversince.never,everinamillionyearsthoughtpeoplewouldpayattentionto

mebecauseI'mpickinguptrash,“Otazosaid.It'samissionnow.

Poundsturnedintotons.Hereached35,265pounds—pickedupover184daysthroughoutthe

years—ininid-Oclubur.Olazusaidliehasnoplansloslop."The（rashwillcuinuback,bulI'm

stubborn,hesaid.'THkeepdoingthisuntilIfallover.”

4.Whatdoestheauthorbelieveamangroveforesttobe?

A.Aplacetohousebirdsandfishes.B.Aplacetopickuptrasheasily.

C.Aplacetoenjoyprettycityviews.D.Anidealplacetodealwithtrash.

5.WhatiscrucialtosolvetheproblemaccordingtoOtazo?

A.Individualeffortsinpickinguptrash.

B.Persuadingofficialstolessenpollution.

C.Government'supdatingwastesystems.

D.Raisingpublicawarenessandjointefforts.

6.WhatdidOtazofeelabouthishittingthenews?

A.Regretful.B.Joyful.C.Concerned.D.Unexpected.

7.WhichofthefollowingcanbestdescribeOtazo?

A.ApowerfulSpider-Man.B.Acommiuedconservationist.

C.Alonelytrashcollector.D.Anambitiouswildlifeexplorer.

【答案】4.A5.D6.D7.B

【语篇解读】本文是一篇记叙文，主要讲述了AndrewOiaz。致力于在红树林中清理垃圾，

他希望他的行为能够引起人们保护环境的意识。

【4题详析】

细节理解题。根据第二段中的“Buteveryshoe,bottle,carbattery,coolerandotherpieceof

garbageOtazoremovesfromihemangrovesreclaimsspaceforwhatshouldbethere:birdnesting

groundsandfishnurseries.C日.Otazo从红树林中清除的每一只鞋子、瓶子、汽车电池、冷却器

和其他垃圾都为应该在这里存在的东西腾出了空间：筑巢地和鱼类繁育地。）“可知，作者认

为红树林本应该是鸟类筑巢、鱼类繁衍的栖息地。故选A。

【5题详析】

推理判断题。根据第三段中的31fyou,rerelyingonme,justoneguypickinguptrash,itisall

overfbrus,“Otazosaid."ButifwhatPmdoingshowsotherpeopletheproblem,andtheyagreewe

needtoworktowardasolution,that'stheidea.”（“如果你依靠我，只要一个人捡垃圾，我们就完

了。"Otazo说。“但如果我所做的事情向其他人展示了问题，他们同意我们需要努力找到解

决方案，那就对了。可知，Oiazo认为只靠他个人捡垃圾远远不够，他认为其他人应该通

过他的行动意识到问题并展开行动，由此可推测出，他认为解决问题的关键在丁耍让更多人

意识到问题，共同努力解决问题。故选D。

【6题详析】

推理判断题。根据第四段中的'"'Inever,everinamillionyearsthoughtpeoplewouldpayattention

tomebecause「mpickinguptrash,"Otazosaid.（“我从未想过人们会因为我在捡垃圾而关注

我。"Otazo说。广可知，Olaz。完全没想过自己只是因为捡垃圾就受到公众关注，因此他对

此感到十分怠外。故选1）,

【7题详析】

推理判断题。根据第三段中的“Otazoisonasearchtoclearasmuchofthatspaceashecan.He's

alsoworkingtopersuadehisfellowFloridianstotelltheirelectedofficialstoworktocutdownon

plasticpollutionandupdateoutdatedwastesystemsthatcarrystreettrashintotheocean.（Otazo.正

在努力尽可能多地清理那片区域。他还努力说服他的佛罗里达州同胞告诉他们选出的官员，

要努力减少塑料污染，并更新过时的废物系统，这种系统会将街道垃圾带入海洋。）”和最后

一段“Poundsturnedintotons.Hereached35,265pounds—pickedupover184daysthroughout

theyears—inmid-October.Otazosaidhehasnoplanstostop.**Thetrashwillcomeback,butI'm

stubbom,^^hesaid."I'llkeepdoingthisuntilIfallover.”（成磅的垃圾积累成了成吨的垃圾。10

月中旬，他捡的垃圾重量达到了35265磅，这是他多年里的184天中捡的垃圾量。Olazo表

示，他没有停下来的计划。“垃圾会回来的，但我很固执，“他说。“我会一直这样做，直到倒

下。可知，Otazo多年坚持清理红树林垃圾，推动全社会共同解决塑料污染问题，保护牛

态环境，由此可推出，他是一个坚定的环保主义者。故选B。

C

Climatechangehasmadeextremeweathereventssuchasbushfiresandfloodsmorefrequent

andmorelikelyinrecentyears.Willfirsthandexperienceoftheseeventschangehowpeoplethink

andactaboutclimatechange,makingitseemimmediateandlocalratherthanadistantorfuture

problem?

NewresearchledbyViktoriaColognaatETHZurichinSwitzerlandmayhelptoexplain

what'sgoingon.Thestudy,publishedinNatureClimateChange,lookedatthequestionofextreme

weatherandclimateopinionusingtwoglobaldatasets（数据集）.

TheTrustinScienceandScience-relatedPopulism（TISP）suneymeasurespublicsupportfor

climatepoliciesandtheextentthatpeoplethinkclimatechangeisbehindincreasesinextreme

wcallici.Thesurveyaskedpeopleliuwmuchtheysupportedfivespecificactionslouulcarbon

emissions（并F放）.Onaverage,supportwasfairlystrong,withanaverageratingof2.37acrossthe

fivepolicies.

Thestudyfoundmostpeoplearoundtheworldhaveexperiencedheatwavesandheavyrainfall

inrecentdecades.Dopeopleincountrieswithhigherexposuretoextremeweathereventsshow

greatersupportforclimatepolicies?Thisstudyfoundtheydon't.Inmostcases,livinginacountry

wheremorepeopleareexposedtodisasterswasnotreflectedinstrongersupporttorclimateaction.

Crucially,peoplewhomorestronglybelievedclimatechangehadworsenedtheseeventswere

alsomorelikelytosupportclimatepolicies.Infact,thisbeliefmatteredmoreforpolicysupport

thanwhethertheyhadactuallyexperiencedtheeventsfirsthand.

Thisstudyhighlightswhatmayaffectpublicthinking:helpingpeoplerecognizethelink

betweenclimatechangeandextremeweatherevents.IncountriessuchasAustralia,climatechange

makesuponlyabout1%ofmediacoverage.What'smore,mostofthecoveragefocusesonsocial

orpoliticalaspectsratherthanscientific,ecological,oreconomicimpacts.Manystoriesabout

disasterslinkedtoclimatechangealsofailtomentionthelink,orindeedmentionclimatechangeat

all.Makingtheseconnectionsclearermayencouragestrongerpublicsupportforclimateaction.

8.WhatdoestheresearchledbyViktoriaColognamainlyfocuson?

A.Twoglobaldatasets.B.Peopleindisaster-affectedareas.

C.Publictrustinscience.D.Publicsupportforclimatepolicies.

9.Thepeoplewhomorelikelysupportclimatepolicies.

A.readsocialnewsregularlyB.experiencedisastersfirsl-hand

C.haveengagedin（hesurveyD.knowclearlyofclimateimpacts

10.Whatcanbedonetohelpsupportclimatepoliciesaccordingtothestudy?

A.Morefinancialsupport.B.Moredisaster-climatelinkrepons.

C.Moreattentiontoweather.D.Moreaccurateweatherforecasts.

11.Whatcouldbethebesttitleforthepassage?

A.ExperiencingIsNotEnoughtoChangeViews.

B.EmergencyResponsestoNaturalDisasters.

C.ExtremeWeatherIsChangingOurLives.

D.GlobalSurveysonClimateAttitudes.

【答案】8.D9.D10.B11.A

【语篇解读】本文是一篇说明文，主要介绍了一项研究发现，亲身经历极端天气本身并不会

带来更强的气候政策支持，而公众是否认识到气候变化和极端天气之间的因果关联，才是影

响气候政策支持度的关键因素。

【8题详析】

推理判断题。根据第二段中的"Thestudy,publishedinNatureClimateChange,lookedatthe

questionotextremeweatherandclimateopinionusing（woglobaldaiasels（数』店集）.（该研究发表

在《自然气候变化》杂志上，使用两个全球数据集研究了极端天气和气候看法的问题。户和

第四段“Thestudyfoundmostpeoplearoundtheworldhaveexperiencedheatwavesandheavy

rainfallinrecentdecades.Dopeopleincountrieswithhigherexposuretoextremeweatherevents

showgreatersupportfbrclimatepolicies?Thisstudyfoundtheydon't.Inmostcases,livingina

countrywheremorepeoplearcexposedtodisasterswasnotreflectedinstrongersupportfbrclimate

action.（研究发现，近几十年来，世界各地的大多数人都经历过热浪和暴雨。暴露在极端天气

事件中的国家的人们是否对气候政策表现出更大的支持？这项研究发现他们没有。在大多数

情况下，生活在一个更多人遭受灾害的国家并没有反映出对气候行动的更强有力的支持。）”

可知，研究以极端天气经历和公众气候态度为切入点，想要测量公众对气候政策的支持度。

故选D。

【9题详析】

细节理解顾。根据第五段“Crucially,peoplewhomorestronglybelievedclimatechangehad

worsenedtheseeventswerealsomorelikelytosupportclimatepolicies.Infact,thisbeliefmattered

moreforpolicysupportthanwhethertheyhadactuallyexperiencedtheeventsfirsthand.（至关重要

的是，那些更坚信气候变化加剧了这些事件的人也更有可能支持气候政策。事实上，这种信

念对于政策支持比他们是否真正亲身经历了这屿事件更重要。厂可知，比起亲身经历极端天

气，更坚信气候变化产生影响的人更加可能会支持气候政策，即清啦认以到气候变化对极端

天气的影响的人更可能支持气候政策。故选

【10题详析】

推理判断题。根据最后一段中的“Thisstudyhighlightswhatmayaffectpublicthinking:helping

peoplerecognize（helinkbetweenclimatechangeandextremeweatherevents.Incountriessuchas

Australia,climatechangemakesuponlyabout1%ofmediacoverage4这项研究强调了可能影响

公众思维的因素：帮助人们认识到气候变化与极端天气事件之间的联系。在澳大利亚等国家，

气候变化仅占媒体报道的1%左右。户和“Makingtheseconiiectionscleareimayencuuiage

strongerpublicsupportforclimateaction.（使这些联系更加清晰可能会鼓励公众对气候行动给

予更强有力的支持。广可知，影响公众态度的关键是让人们认识到气候变化和极端天气的关

联,而目前多数媒体报道很少提及这种关联，由此可推测出，要提升公众对气候政策的支持，

需要增加“气候变化和灾害的关联''相关报道。故选B。

【11题详析】

主片大意题。通读全文，尤具是第•段的问题“Willfirsthandexperienceoftheseeventschange

howpeoplethinkandactaboutclimatechange,makingitseemimmediateandlocalratherthana

disiantorfutureproblem?（这些事件的亲身经验是否会改变人们对气候变化的看法和行为，使

其看起来像是直接和局部的问题，而不是遥远或未来的问题？户和第四段中的发现“Do

peopleincountrieswithhigherexposuretoextremeweathereventsshowgreatersupportforclimate

policies?Thisstudyfoundtheydon't.Inmostcases,livinginacountrywheremorepeoplearc

exposedtodisasterswasnotreflectedinstrongersupportforclimateaction.（暴露在极端天气事件

中的国家的人们是否对气候政策表现出更大的支持？这项研究发现他们没有。在大多数情况

下，生活在一个更多人遭受灾害的国家并没有反映出对气候行动的更强有力的支持。）”以及

最后——段中的"Makingtheseconnectionsclearermayencouragestrongerpublicsupportfor

climateaction.（使这些联系更加清晰可能会鼓励公众对气候行动给予更强有力的支持。）“可

知，亲身经历极端天气本身，不足以改变人们对气候变化的态度、提升对气候政策的支持，

只有建立气候变化和极端天气的认知关联才能起到作用。因此最佳标撅为诜项A，'只有经历

不足以改变观点:故选A。

D

Alivelyurbanforestcanplanttheseedofwellnessinthemindsandheartsofpeoplestruggling

withthethickbrushofmentalillness.

In2022,aCNNsurveyfoundthat90%ofAmericansbelievedtheU.S.wasexperiencinga

mentalhealthcrisis.Unforunatcly,thedatabacksitup.AccordingtotheNationalAllianceon

MentalIllness,oneinfiveU.S.adultsexperiencementalillness.Ifsatroublingtrendthataffects

peopleofallbackgrounds.Therefore,whatisimportantatpresentis（ogivevoicetothesilent

strugglesomanypeoplefaceandconsiderhowwemightimprovepeople'smentalhealth.

Expertssayonewaywecangetthereisbyincreasingtheinvestmentinplantingtrees.Research

showsthataccesstotreesreducesratesofdepression,lowerslevelsofthebrain'smainstress

liumiuiic（激素）,andimpiuvcstliiiikingfunuliun.Thisisespeciallyliucinuilicsanduibanincus,

whereresidentsaresignificantlymorelikelytobattledepressionandanxiety.Byfragmenting

concretejungleswithurbanforests,wecanhelpmakepeoplehappierandhealthier.

Thepositiveimpactoftreesiswell-documeniedinagrowingbodyofscieniiHcstudiesinthe

U.S.andaroundtheworld.Forexample,astudyinGermanyconcludedthatjustlivingwithin100

metersofa（reehastheabilitytoreducetheneedfbrantidepressant（抗抑郁的）drugs.InDenmark,

researchersfoundthatchildrenlivingatthelowestlevelsotgreenspacehadasignificantlyhigher

riskofdevelopingpsychiatric(精神病的)disorderslaterinlifeascomparedtochildrenlivingnear

stronggreenspace.Somedoctorsareevenlookingtotreesasaformofmedicine,specifying

strugglingpatientswithawalkinthewoodstofullylosethemselvesinnature(apracticeknownas

forestbathing).

It'sclearthattreesarcnota“nicc-to-have."Treesarcamust-have.Everyonedeservesequal

accesstotreesandthepositivepowertheycarry.Weneedtoofferpeoplehope.

12.Whydoestheauthormention(heCNNsurveyinparagraph2?

A.TopromotetheauthorityofCNN.

B.lbcriticizethegovernment'sinaction.

C.lbhighlightthementalhealthcrisis.

D.Toattractinvestmentingreenprojects.

13.Whatdocstheunderlinedword“fragmenting"inparagraph3mean?

A.Breakingup.B.Rootingup.C.Poweringup.D.Wrappingup.

14.Whatisaproveneffectoflivingneartrees?

A.Ilcanhealmentalillnesses.B.Itimprovesdepressioncondition.

C.Itcanchangepeople'slifestyle.D.Itensureschildren'smentalhealth.

15.Whatistheauthor'ssuggestionaboutmakingtreesamust-have?

A.Settlingdowninthewoodspossibly.

B.Constructingseveralothergreencities.

C.Greaterinvestmentingreenfacilities.

D.Moreresearchinvestmentindepression.

【答案】12.C13.A14.B15.C

【语篇解读】本文是一篇议论文，主要讲述了在城市中造树可以有效改善心理健康。

【12题详析】

推理判断题。根据第二段中的“In2022,aCNNsurveyfoundthat90%ofAmericansbelievedthe

U.S.wasexperiencingamentalhealthcrisis.Unfortunately,thedatabacksitup.Accordingtothe

NationalAllianceonMentalIllness,oneinfiveU.S.adultsexperiencementalillness.ItTsatroubling

trendthataffectspeopleofallbackgrounds.(2022年，美国有线电视新闻网的一项调查发现，

90%的美国人认为美国正在经历心理健康危机。不幸的是，数据支持了这一点。根据美国国

家精神疾病联盟的数据，五分之一的美国成年人患有精神疾病。这是一个令人不安的趋势，

影响着所有背景的人）“可知，作者提到CNN调查发现九成美国人认为美国正处于心理健康

危机，后文紧接着补充官方数据佐证这一趋势，核心目的就是凸显心理健康问题的严峻性，

引出下文对改善方法的讨论。故选C。

【13题详析】

词句猜测题。根据画线词后的“concretejungleswithurbanforests”可知,原本的城市是连片的

硬质建成区，城市森林是在城市中插入林地，拆分原本西集的水泥开发区域，推断fragment

本身词义是“打碎,分裂“，因此fragmenting和Breakingup“拆分，打散''含义一致。故选A。

【14题详析】

细节理解题。根据第四段中的“Theposiliveimpactofireesiswell-documentedinagrowingbody

ofscientificstudiesintheU.S.andaroundtheworld.Forexample,astudyinGermanyconc'udcd

thatjustlivingwithin100metersofatreehastheabilitytoreducetheneedforantidepressant（抗

抑你的）drugs.（树木的积极影响在美国和世界各地越来越多的科学研究中得到了很好的证明。

例如，德国的一项研究得出结论，只要住在离树100米以内，就能减少对抗抑郁药物的需

求）”可知，德国研究证实住在树木100米范围内可减少人们对抗抑郁药物的需求，说明住在

树旁能够改善抑郁状况。故选B。

【15题详析】

细节理解题。根据第三段中的“Expertssayonewaywecangetthereisbyincreasingthe

investmentinplantingtrees.（专家表示，我们可以通过增加植树投入来实现这一目标）“可知，

要实现心理健康改善、让树木惠及大众，需要加大对植树（即绿色设施）的投入。故选C。

第二节（共5小题；每小题2.5分，满分12.5分）

根据短文内容，从短文后的选项中选出能填入空白处的最佳选项。选项中有两项为多余选

项。

Thedebatearoundartificialintelligenceoftenfocusesonautomation,yetamorefar-reaching

icvululiunisundciway;iidvanucdHumanAIuullabuialiun（协作）icsliapingpiufcssional

landscapes.16.

Increasingcreativityandideagenerating

ManymightviewAIasoppositetothefree-flowingna：ureofhumancreativity.17.

ThisisoneofthemostunexpectedbenefitsofHumanAIcollaboration.Insteadofproviding（he

finalproduct,itservesasabrainstormingpartnerandasourceofinspiration.

Pioneeringpersonalizedlearningandskilldevelopment

Traditionaleducationoftenstruggleswithone-size-fits-allapproaches.18.It

provideshighlypersonalized,adaptiveeducationalexperiencesthatsatisfyindividualneedsand

paces.Thistransformshowweacquirenewskillsanddevelopexpertisethroughoutourcareers.

EnhancingProblemSolvingEfficiencyinComplexSystems

19when\vcfaceincrediblycomplexproblemsinvolvingvastdatasets,

interconnectedvariablesanddynamicenvironments.Here,HumanAIcollaborationprovidesan

unexpectedleapforward,allowingustoaddresschallengespreviouslyconsideredunsolvable.Al's

abilitytoprocess,reviewandsimulate（模拟）complexsituationsatlightningspeedaddstohuman

strategicthinkingandspecializedexpertise.

20

Accesstospecializedknowledgeandexpertserviceshashistoricallybeenlimitedduetocost,

geographicalharriers,orshortageofprofessionals.HumanAIcollaborationisunexpectedly

breakingdownthesebarriers,makingexpert-levelinsightsandtoolsavailabletomoreaudience,

enablingindividualsandsmallbusinessesinpreviouslyunimaginableways.

A.Developingresistanceandproblem-solving

B.Humanthinkinglimitscanbequicklyreached

C.ButAIcanfacilitatecreativethinkingandnewideas

D.HereishowHumanAIcollaborationtransformsyourwork

E.HumanAIcollaborationisunexpectedlyreshapinglearning

F.Popularizingprofessionalskillsandmakingthemaccessible

G.ThefollowingishowHumanAIcollaborationhelpsyourdailylife

【答案】16.D17.C18.E19.B20.F

【语篇解读】本文是一篇说明文，主要讲述了人智协同对工作的改变。

【16题详析】

前文“advancedHumanAIcollaboration（协作）reshapingprofessionallandscapes（先进的人智协

同正在重塑专业领域）“提到人智协同正在重塑职业领域，结合下文“Increasingcreativityand

ideagenerating"、"Pioneeringpersonalizedlearningandskilldevelopment'\"Enhancing

ProblemSolvingEfficiencyinComplexSystems”可知，下文分点介绍人智协同对工作的具体

改变，D选项”以下就是人智协同如何改变你的工作”引出下文分点内容，且承接上文的

“professionallandscapes”。故选Do

【17题详析】

根据本段小标题“Increasingcreativityandideagenerating”可知，本段主题是提升创造力和

想法产出,空前“ManymightviewAIasoppositetothefree-ilowingnatureofhumancreaiivily.（许

多人可能认为人工智能与人类创造力的自由流动性相反。户提出人们的固有观点——人工智

能和人类创造力对立，空处应讲人工智能在激发创造力方面的作用，C选项“但人工智能可

以促进创造性思维、催生新想法''转折衔接前后逻辑，契合主题。故选C。

【18题详析】

根据本段小标题“Pioneeringpersonalizedlearningandskilldevelopment”可知，本段主题是

开创个性化学习和技能发展,空前“Traditionaleducationoftenstruggleswithone-size-f.ts-all

approaches.（传统教育往往受困于采用•刀切的方法。户指出传统教育•刀切的弊端，空后“It

provideshighlypersonalized,adaptiveeducationalexperiencesthatsatisfyindividualneedsand

paces.（它提供高度个性化、适应性强的教育体聆，满足人人需求和节奏。）“讲人智协同提供

个性化学习体验，E选项“人智协同正出乎意料地重塑学习”完美衔接前后文，对应本段“学

习”的核心话题。故选E。

【19题详析】

根据本段小标题“EnhancingProblemSolvingEfficiencyinComplexSystems”可知，本段主

题是提升复杂问题的解决效率，后文“Here,HumanAIcollaborationprovidesanunexpectedleap

forward,allowingustoaddresschallengespreviouslyconsideredunsolvable.（在这里，人智协同

提供了意想不到的飞跃，使我们能够应对以前被认为无法解决的挑战。广讲面对以前无法解

决的问题时，人智协同能实现突破，结合空后“whenwcfaceincrediblycomplexproblems

involvingvastdatasets,interconnectedvariablesanddynamicenvironments（当我们面对涉及海量

数据集、相互关联的变量以及动态环境的极其复杂的问题时）”可知，B选项”人类思维的局

限性会很快显现''衔接后文，先点出单独人类在面对复杂问题时解决问题的不足，再引出人

智协同的优势，符合逻辑，故选B。

【20题详析】

此处需要填段落小标题。根据下文“Accesstospecializedknowledgeandexpertserviceshas

historicallybeenlimitedduetocost,geographicalbarriers,orshortageofprofessionals.HumanAI

collaborationisunexpectedlybreakingdownthesebarriers,makingexpert-levelinsightsandtools

availabletomoreaudience,enablingindividualsandsmallbusinessesinpreviouslyunimaginable

ways.（由于成本、地理障碍或专业人员短缺，获得专业知识和专家服务的机会历米有限。人

智协同出乎意料地打破了这些隙碍，使更多的受众能够获得专家级的见解和工具，以从前难

以想象的方式为个人和小型企业提供支持。可知，传统礁式下专业知识和服务的获得有限，

而人智协同打破了这些壁垒，让更多人能获得专业资源，F选项“普及专业技能，使其易于

获取”精准概括了本段核心内容。故选F。

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，从短文后各题所给的A、B、C、D四个选项中，选出可以填入空白处的最

佳选项。

Sometimes,justafewwordsatthecriticalmomentcanchangethedirectionofsomeone'slife

—andthiswasexactlywhathappenedtoElizabethVaughan.

Fortyyearsago,asaseventhgrader,she21asolo（单人表演）intheschoolchoir's

（合n昌团）performance.Thedayoftheshow,shewasbackstage,lookingthroughthecurtains,the

22packedwithpeople.Everyonefiledin.Thecurtainopenedandthechoirbegan（o

23.Asinglemicrophonewasstandingatthefrontofthestage,litbyabrightspotlight,

readyforhersolo.Itwasher24.

Initially,everythingwent25.Shefeltoverjoyed,singingextremelyconfidently.Then

camethelasthighnote.Withher26nearlytouchingthemicrophone,thenotesuddenly

explodedoutofthe27.ear-piercing（刺耳的）anddeafeninglyloud.Alltheaudience's

heads,involuntarily,sprangbackintheir28:somehavingtheirjawsdroppedwideopen.

Howembarrassing!Shetrulywantedthestageto29andswallowherwhole.

Eventually,theconcertended.Shestillremained30.Justthenappearedapairof

largeathleticshoes,<4Youhaveavery31voice!,5thenewguycomforted.

32byhim,shetransformedfromdecidingnevertosinginfrontofpeopleagainto

cunsidcriiig33willimusic.Nuwslicisaprofessionalsinger,songwriterunda

34teacher.Herunsunghero'ssmallactofgraceisareminderthatafew3£

wordscanchangethecourseofalife.

21.A.landedB.attemptedC.rejectedD.canceled

22.A.roomB.streetC.hallD.square

23.A.singB.helpC.moveD.work

24.A.turnB.futureC.planD.chance

25.A.surprisinglyB.terriblyC.naturallyD.smoothly

26.A.facesB.handsC.lipsD.ears

27.A.windowB.speakerC.stageD.music

28.A.applauseB.cheersC.bodiesD.chairs

29.A.turnaroundB.fadeawayC.openupD.lowerdown

30.A.confusedB.depressedC.worriedD.exhausted

31.A.playfulB.cheerfulC.hopefulD.powerful

32.A.UrgedB.InspiredC.GuidedD.Forced

33.A.startingB.connectingC.proceedingD.performing

34.A.writingB.spoilsC.mathD.voice