湖北省武汉市九师联盟2027届高三年级上学期8月月考英语试卷（含答案）

高三英语

考生注意：

1.本试卷分选择题和非选择题两部分.满分150分，考试时间120分钟。

2.答题前，考生务必用直径0.5毫米黑色墨水签字笔将密封线内项目填写清楚。

3.考生作答时，请将答案答在答题卡上。选择题每小题选出答案后，用2B铅笔把答题卡上对应题目的答案标号

涂黑；非选择题请用直径0.5毫米黑色墨水签字笔在答题卡上各题的答题区域内作答，超出答题区域书写

的答案无效，在试题卷、草稿纸上作答无效。

4.本卷命题范围：高考范围。

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)

听下面5段录音。每段录音后有一个小题，从题中所给的A、B、C三个选项中选出最佳选项。听完每段录音后，

你都有10秒钟的时间来回答有关小题和阅读下一小题。每段录音播放两遍。

1.HowwillthemanreturnfromParis?

A.Byplane.B.Bycar.C.Bytrain.

2.Whatarethespeakerstalkingabout?

A.Gettingaparkinglot.B.Attendingameeting.C.Visitinganeighborhood.

3.WhenwillthemanmostprobablyleaveforMunich?

A.OnFriday.B.OnSaturday.C.OnMonday.

4.Whatdoesthewomanmean?

A.Sheforgotthedate.B.Shemadeamistake.C.Shewasverybusy.

5.Whatwillthemandothisweekend?

A.Helptheelderly.B.Cleanupthebeach.C.Visitananimalshelter.

第二节(共15小题；每小题1.5分，满分22.5分)

听下面5段录音。每段录音后有几个小题，从题中所给的A、B、C三个选项中选出最佳选项。听每段录音前，

你将有时间阅读各个小题，每小题5秒钟；听完后，每小题都有5秒钟的作答时间。每段录音播放两遍。

听第6段录音，回答第6、7题。

6.Whatisthewoman?

A.Atraveler.B.Apassenger.C.Aforeignstudent.

7.Howmuchdoesaone-hourCityCycleridecost?

A.¥1.5.B.¥2.C.¥2.5.

听第7段录音，回答第8至10题。

8.Howdidthemanfeeluponhisarrival?

A.Disappointed.B.Excited.C.Shocked.

9.WhatdoesthemansayabouttheTigerHill?

A.Itwascrowded.B.Itwasquiet.C.Itwasmodern.

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10.Howmanyplacesdidthemanvisit?

A.Two.B.Three.C.Four.

听第8段录音，回答第11至13题。

11.Whichpositiondidthemanapplyfor?

A.Marketingdirector.B.Touristguide.C.Translator.

12.Whatdoesthemanmostprobablywanttogetfromhiscurrentcompany?

A.Shorterworktime.B.Highersalary.C.Apromotion.

13.Whatisthemostprobablerelationshipbetweenthespeakers?

A.Goodfriends.B.Managerandteammember.C.Interviewerandinterviewee.

听第9段录音，回答第14至16题。

14.Whatisthemandoing?

A.Polishinghispaper.B.Preparingforanexam.C.TestinganAIassistant.

15.WhydoesthewomanavoidusingAIforassignments?

A.Itisnotsmartenough.B.Herteachermightdisapprove.C.Shedoesn'tknowhowtouseit.

16.Whatdoesthemansuggestthewomando?

A.Chooseabetterapp.B.Justcopythesolutions.C.Stayactivelyengaged.

听第10段录音，回答第17至20题。

17.WhatdidEmmaReedreceivefromSwitzerlandyesterday?

A.Aninvitation.B.Apoem.C.Apackage.

18.WhohelpedLucasWeberfindEmmaReed?

A.Areporter.B.Hisstudent.C.Anexhibitorganizer.

19.HowoldwasEmmawhenshewenttotheSwissAlps?

A.Eleven.B.Fourtcen.C.Seventeen.

20.WhatcanbelearnedfromEmmaReed'swords?

A.Shewasgrateful.B.Shefeltverysad.C.Shefounditamusing.

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

Herearesomeofthecharmingbooktownsfromaroundtheworldthateverybookloverorcollectorshouldexplore.

Hay-on-Wye

Aquietrevolutionbeganin1961whenRichardBoothstartedtofilltheemptybuildingsinhishometownin

Waleswithsecondhandbookstosell.Soon,peoplefromacrosstheUnitedKingdomfloodedthissleepyvillage.

Aswordofhissuccessspread,morevillagesandtownsaroundtheworldfollowedsuit.

Torup

Torup,whichissituated60kilometersnorthofDenmark'scapitalofCopenhagen,hasapopulationof374

people.Here,localsputoutthebestandmosthigh-qualitysecondhandbooksfromdonationsoutforsaleinthe

10“shops”alongtheruralroads.These“shops”includeagarage,aworkman'sshelterandcvenabookshelfata

farmentrance.Allthetransactionsareprocessedonaself-helpandhonestybasiswherecustomersleavetheir

moneyinajarinexchangefortheirpurchases.

St-Pierre-de-Clages

Offeringyear-roundbookexhibitionsandliteraryactivitiesforchildren,thevillageofSt-Pierre-de-Clagesis

hometoSwitzerland'sonlybooktown.Since1993,abookfestivalhasbeenhostedeverylastweekendofAugust

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andhasattractedvisitorsfromalloverFrench-speakingSwitzerlandandneighbors.Italsooffersinsightinto

book-relatedprofessionssuchasillustrationandoldprintingtechniques.So,ithasbecomeawelcomingspacefor

writersandpublishinghousestomeetandforvariousartiststodisplaytheirwork.

Wünsdorf-Waldstadt

Locatedabout20kilometerssouthofBerlin,Wünsdorf-Waldstadtoffersyear-roundevents,including

readings,bookexhibitions,militaryvehicleshowsandguidedtours.Thistownwasespeciallyknownforits

threelargeshopsthathaveahugecollectionofancientbooksontopicssuchaspoetry,philosophy,classical

literature,andmanymore.

21.WhatcanweknowaboutRichardBooth?

A.Hestartedthefirstbooktownintheworld.

B.Hewasaveryfamousbookcollector.

C.HewasborninWalesin1916.

D.Hesetupnewshopstosellbooksinhishometown.

22.Wherecanvisitorsbuybooksonaself-helpbasis?

A.InHay-on-Wye.B.InSt-Pierre-de-Clages.

C.InTorup.D.InWünsdorf-Waldstadt.

23.Whatdothelasttwobooktownshaveincommon?

A.Theyhavemilitaryvehicleshows.B.Theyoffervariousyear-roundactivities.

C.TheyarevisitedmostlybyFrench-speakers.D.Theyareknownforvaluableancientbooks.

B

Foroverthreedecades,57-year-oldWuJianjianghasservedasaculturalrelic(文物)restorerinTianshi

Township,XianjuCounty,ZhejiangProvince.Withprecisionandquietdedication,hehasdedicatedhislifeto

repairingbrokenartifactsandpaintings,andpreservingfadedmanuscripts(褪色的手稿).

However,Wuoncewalkedadifferentpath.Duringthenationwidemartialartsfeverofthe1980s,16-year-old

Wulefthometotrainatvariouscenters.By27,he’dbecomearecognizedmartialartsinstructorinthecity.Yet

aquietcrossroadappeared.“Studyingmartialartsgraduallydrewmeclosertotraditionalculture,”Wurecalled.

“Irealizedthatbackinmyhometown,unlikemartialarts,thepreservationofculturalrelicswasanignored

traditionneedingurgentattention.SoIdecidedtoreturntothecountryside.”

Supportedbyhisfather,Wusteppedintoanunfamiliarworld.Throughafriend,WumetQianLixin,amaster

ofpaintingandcalligraphy,whoacceptedWuashislastformalstudent.Yearsofstudyandhands-onpractice

followed,andnearlythirtyyearson,hehasrestoredover300works,rangingfromMingandQingdynasty

paintingstoraremoderncalligraphyandancientmanuscripts.

Realizingpreservationrequirededucationandinnovation,Wufoundedamountingandrestorationinstitute

inTianshiTownshipin2014,whichexpandedintoanacademythreeyearslater,takingongreater

responsibilitiesintraining,preservation,andpublicengagement.Todate,over1,300studentshavebeen

trainedunderWu.

InApril,2025,agroupof25internationalstudentsatZhejiangUniversity,comingfromovertencountries,

visitedWu'sacademy.Insidetheworkshop,Wudemonstratedthecomplicatedstepsofmountingandrestoring

Chinesepaintings,eachmovementcarryingarhythmthatleftvisitorsinawe.“Whatmovedmemostisthe

Chineseartisan'sdeeprespectformaterialsandhisextraordinarypatiencewithtime,”saidFederico,astudent

fromItaly.“That'sthehumanspiritwe’remissingintheindustrialage.”

Wusaid,“Tome,restorationismorethanacraft.It'sahandoverofhistoryandadialoguewithancestors.It's

aboutrepairingwhatwasbroken,preservingwhatwasfading,andpassingforwardwhatonceseemedlost.”

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24.WhatinitiallymotivatedWuJianjiangtoswitchhiscareer?

A.Hisfather'smassiveinfluence.B.Adecliningloveofmartialarts.

C.Anofferfromafamousmaster.D.Asenseofculturalresponsibility.

25.WhatdoestheexpansionofWu'sinstituteindicate?

A.Hisgrowinginternationaleffect.B.Therisingvalueofancientartworks.

C.Theincreasingscaleofhismission.D.Ahigherdemandforpublicparticipation.

26.WhatdeeplyimpressedFederico?

A.Theartisan'sspiritualdevotion.B.Theageoftherestoredmanuscripts.

C.Thenumberoftrainedstudents.D.Thecomplexityoftherestorationsteps.

27.Whatisthelastparagraphmainlyabout?

A.Wu'sgreattalentforrestoration.B.Wu'sperspectivesonrestoration.

C.Wu'sstrongpassionforrestoration.D.Wu'sachievementsinrestoration.

C

AnewstudyoutofKing'sCollegeLondonisgivingpeoplemoreofareasonthanevertoplanamuseum

date.Itwasconductedbytheresearchersfromtheuniversity,whogothalfoftheparticipants,including50

volunteers,aged18to40,toviewpiecesbyworld-famousartistsManet,VanGogh,andGauguininThe

CourtauldGalleryinLondon.Thecontrolgroup,ontheotherhand,lookedatcopiesofthesameartworksina

non-galleryenvironment.

Alloftheparticipants'heartratevariabilityandskintemperaturesweremeasuredwithsensorsthroughout

the20-minuteart-viewingsessions,andsaliva(唾液)sampleswerealsotakenbeforeandafterviewing.

Theresearchersfoundthatcortisollevels—akeystresshormone(荷尔蒙)inthehumanbody—fellbyan

averageof22%inthegallerygroup,comparedtojust8%inthecontrolgroup.Theparticipantsviewingoriginal

artinthegalleryalsohadmoreactiveheartactivity,whichshowsthatartattractsthebody.Anotherkeyfinding

wasthatpro-inflammatory(促炎症)proteinsIL-6andTNF-alphaalsodroppedby30%and28%respectivelyfor

thoseviewingartingalleries,withnoobservablechangesforthecontrolgroup.

"StresshormonesandinflammatorymarkerslikeIL-6andTNF-alphaarerelatedtomanyhealthproblems,

fromheartdiseasetoanxietyanddepression,"explainedDr.TonyWoods,thestudy'sseniorauthor.“Thefact

thatviewingoriginalartloweredthesemarkerssuggeststhatculturalexperiencesmayplayarealrolein

protectingbothmindandbody."

Otherpreviousstudieshavelinkedregulargalleryvisitstolong-termwell-being,butthisstudyisthefirstto

“capturereal-timephysiologicalbenefits”,whichshowsanimmediatepositiveimpact.“Thisstudyprovesforthe

firsttimethatartreallyisgoodforyou.What'sparticularlyexcitingisthatthefindingsshowthesebenefitsare

pervasive—theycanbeexperiencedbyanyone,”saidJennyWaldman,thedirectorofArtFund.“Wewantto

encourageeveryonetomaketimetovisittheirlocalmuseumorgallery.anddiscoverjusthowgoodartcanmake

youfeel.”

28.Whatdoesthenewstudyfocuson?

A.Differencesbetweenartisticstyles.B.Participants'physicalreactionstoart.

C.Effectsofartonvariousenvironments.D.Participants'preferencesforartists.

29.Whatisafindingofthestudyaboutviewingoriginalart?

A.Itmainlyimprovescreativethinking.B.Ithasthegreatestimpactonmentalhealth.

C.Itdemandsacertainartappreciationlevel.D.Itchangesparticipants'healthindicators.

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30.Whatdoestheunderlinedword“pervasive”inthelastparagraphmean?

A.Surprising.B.Predictable.C.Universal.D.Continuous.

31.Whichofthefollowingcanbeasuitabletitleforthetext?

A.MuseumTripsBringImmediateBenefitsB.CopyingMasterpiecesLowersStress

C.LondonLeadsWorldGalleryToursD.SensorsRevealVisitors'Secrets

D

Therearerelativelyfewsnowleopards(雪豹)intheworldforalongtinne,andthissituationincreasestheirriskof

extinctioninachangingenvironment,accordingtoanewStanford-ledstudy,whichfoundthatsnowleopards

developedlowgeneticdiversityfromhavingasmallandstablepopulationoveralongperiodoftime.The

estimatedpopulationoflessthan8,000ishighlyspecializedtotheirhabitatinthemountainousregionsof12

Asiancountries,includingRussia.Afghanistan,Nepal,andChina.

Previoustothisresearch,notmuchwasknownaboutsnowleopardgenetics.Onlyfourhadeverbeenfully

sequenced(测序).Thisstudybringsthatnumberto41,including35wildsnowleopardsandsixfromzoos

aroundtheworld.Achievingthatnumberrequiredyearsofworkandresearchersandwildlifeofficialsfrom11

countriesallcontributedsnowleopardbloodandtissuesamplesforanalysisatStanford.

KatieSolari,aresearchscientistinbiologyinStanfordworkingwithStanfordbiologistDmitriPetrovand

co-workers,foundevidencethatsnowleopardsnotonlyhadlowgeneticdiversity,butalsoasignificantlylower

“homozygousload”—meaningthatwhenleopardsgetgenesfromeachparent,there'refewerinstancesofthem

havingcopiesofpotentiallyharmfulmutations(突变).

Thissuggeststhatovertime,snowleopardshadaperiodicclearingofbadmutationsintheirpopulation:If

anegativecharacteristicsurfaced,thoseindi:idualsdiedbeforereproducingortheirchildrenwerelesssuccessful.This

clearingallowedthesnowleopardpopulationtoremainrelativclyhealthyevenatthcirsmallnumbers.

Whilesnowleopardshavebeenadaptiveasasmallpopulation,thatdoesn'tmeanthey'llstandfuture

challenges.“Becausetheirhabitatissouninhabitable,humanpopulationgrowthdidn’treallyaffectsnow

leopardsverymuch,"saidPetrov.“However,theclimatechanges,whichaffectseveryoneandeverything,even

insuchremoteareas.”

Thisknowledgewillinformconservationeffortsforsnowleopards,consideredakeystonespeciesintheir

region.TheyprimarilyhuntmountainungulateslikethebluesheepofTibetandsmallermammals,includingthe

pika.“Thelossoftheleopardswouldindicatethedeclineofthewholeecosystem,”Petrovsaid.

32.Whatdidtherecentstudyrevealaboutsnowleopards?

A.Theirreproductionrateisdeclining.B.Theypossesslimitedgeneticvariation.

C.Theirpopulationistemporarilystable.D.Theyarelosingtheirnaturalhabitat.

33.Whatchallengedidresearchersfaceintheirstudy?

A.Thelittleexposuretosnowleopards.B.Thecomplicatedprocessofsequencing.

C.Difficultyinobtainingenoughsamples.D.Oppositionfromwildlifeorganizations.

34.Whatmightbethebiggestfuturethreattosnowleopards?

A.Lossofgeneticdiversity.B.Competitionforfoodresources.

C.Increasinghumanactivities.D.Worseningglobalwarming.

35.Whatdoestheauthorintendtoillustratebymentioningsnowleopards'diet?

A.Theirecologicalsignificance.B.Theirunwelcominghabitats.

C.Theirrichfoodsources.D.Theiruniquewayoflife.

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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。

Theconceptofso-called“biorhythms”,orperiodsof23,28,and33daysisalloversocialmedia.36

Butit'sessentiallynonsense.

Theideabehindso-called“biorhythms”isthatoverthecourseofmonth-longperiods,yourphysical,

emotional,andintellectualstatesareupanddown,soyoushouldadjustyourpersonalscheduleandactwhen

eachofthemisatthetopofoneofitscycles.Thisthinkingdictates(使人相信)thatyouareproductiveonlyon

certaindaysinamonthanditgivesyoupermissiontorelaxwhenyouperceiveyourselftobeonthelowendofthese

so-calledrhythms.37:Ifyou'repatientlywaitingforabiorhythmtopeak,yourresponsibilitiesandtaskscan

addup,whichwillleaveyouwithabunchofstufftodo—andmuchofit,leftaloneforsolong,willlikely

becomeurgent.

Scientistshavelookedintothisandprovenitwrong,buttheenduringbeliefinthisphenomenonhasledto

somemoneygrabswhensomepeopletrytosellyouproductsthatseeminglycanhelpyoucontrolyourown

biorhythmtomaximizeyourenergy,productivity,andhappiness.

Now,youmighthaveheardofcircadianrhythms(昼夜节律)andassumedbiorhythmsareroughlythesame

thing.38.AccordingtotheNationalInstituteofGeneralMedicalSciences,circadianrhythmsarephysical,

mental,andbehavioralchangesthatflowalongaday-longcycleandthey'reinfluencedbylightanddark.There's

awholesciencebehindit,whichamountstothis:39,sinceyourbodysleepsatnight,andyouwillbeawake

indaylighttogetstuffdone,ideallyfeelingalert.

40.You'llbemoreproductiveifyougetconsistentandgoodsleep.Youdon'tneedtotrackpeaksor

subscribetoappstomastcrthis.Instcad.focusongcttingqualityslecpandmaximizingwhatyouaredoingduring

thosepreciousdaylighthours.

A.Theproblemisobvious

B.Infact,they'requitedifferent

C.Yougettiredwhenitgetsdark

D.Youshouldtakeabreakwhenyoufeeltired

E.Youmightthinkthere'ssomesciencebehindit

F.So-called“biorhythms”aren'treal,butcircadianrhythmsare

G.Thereare,however,otherwaystotrackyourpeaksinproductivity

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。

“Mynameis...”ThewordsstuckinmythroatasIshookastranger'shand.I41tosaymyname,

“Pppeeeettterr”.Typical42rangedfromawkwardsilencetothejoking“Areyousure?”Asachild,Iwould

imagineIjustmademyselflook43_·

Ihavebeenastutterer(口吃者)sinceIwas7.Ievendidn'tknowits44.WhenIwasyoung,I45

speechtherapy(治疗)techniques,butIwascomfortableinmyownmind.WhenIcouldn'tavoidspeaking,my

46wastoreplacewordswithsynonyms(同义词).ThenIfellinlovewithscience,whereprecision47

mattered.So,whileingraduateschool,Irestartedspeechtherapy,andworkedonnewstrategies.IthoughtIhad

mystutterundercontrol.

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However,whenIbecameanassistantprofessor,facingtheinevitable48ofstartingaresearchgroup,

myspeechwasregressing(退化).Ididn'tnoticeituntilonedaywhenIwasteachingmyclassandfoundI

couldn'tsay“equilibrium”.Afeelingof49remained,contradictorytomyself-imageasacapablescientist.

Later,50aboutaconferenceintroduction,Ieventually51arealization:Iwouldprobablyneverbe

52ofmystutter.Meanwhile,IwonderedwhetherIcouldgainsomegoodfromthisweakness—Ifradiation

couldbeusedto53cancer,whycouldn'tmystuttermakemebetter,too?

Now,Irejectfeelingsofshameandinsteadacceptmy54.Iamnotin55,butIcan,withproper

effort,participateinmywork.

41.A.refusedB.decidedC.managedD.planned

42.A.meaningsB.responsesC.warningsD.questions

43.A.smartB.helpfulC.familiarD.stupid

44.A.causeB.trickC.requestD.suggestion

45.A.learnedB.evaluatedC.modifiedD.taught

46.A.purposeB.topicC.typeD.strategy

47.A.rarelyB.slightlyC.reallyD.gradually

48.A.lessonsB.challengesC.designsD.cases

49.A.shameB.joyC.envyD.surprise

50.A.excitedB.curiousC.certainD.worried

51.A.lookedintoB.calledonC.cametoD.tookon

52.A.proudB.freeC.shortD.aware

53.A.cureB.cxtcndC.preventD.match

54.A.strengthsB.jokesC.traditionsD.limitations

55.A.progressB.controlC.troubleD.danger

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。

InlateSeptember,thesouthwesterncityofChengdulaunchedapilotprogramacrosseightpublicand

privateschools56beganthisfall.Eachparticipatingschoolhaschosentwoclassesofnomorethan45

studentseach.57(select)throughvolunteersign-ups,as“integratededucation”classes.Theseclasses

operate58(separate)andcombinemiddleandhighschoolcurricula.

ThenewmodelispartofChengdu'sbroadereffort59(reform)thehighschoolentrancesystemandisintended

tobridge60(gap)betweenschoolstagesandeaseexam-relatedpressure.Thezhongkaoisoneofthemost

importantacademicstagesinChina,61(determine)whetherstudentsadvancetoacademichighschools62

vocational(职业的)tracks.Formanyparents,thereformofferslong-awaitedrelief.“Thebiggestappealisbeing

exempt(免除的)fromthezhongkao,"oneChengduparenttolddomesticmedia.Sheexpressedbothregretthat

herchildwasnotchosenforthepilotprogramandhopeforan63(expand)oftheprogram.Sofar,similar

“exam-free”initiatives64(launch)inafewothercities,thoughtheyaretypicallyreservedfortop-performing

students.

XiongBingqi,presidentofChina's21stCenturyEducationResearchInstitute,warnedthatmanyparents

mayviewintegratedclasses65awaytoavoidacademictracking.“However,aslongasthekeyhighschool

systemremains,anxietyoverthezhongkaowon'tbeeased,"hesaid.

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第四部分写作(共两节，满分40分)

第一节(满分15分)

你校英文报“VoicesofYouth”栏目正在征稿，请同学们就未来职业选择中的“兴趣(Interest)、薪资(Salary)、

稳定性(Stability)”这三个因素按重要性进行排序，并阐述理由。请你写一篇短文向该栏目投稿。

注意：1.写作词数应为80个左右；

2.请按如下格式在答题卡的相应位置作答。

RankingFactorsinCareerChoice

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，使之构成一篇完整的短文。

ChenMinghadalwaysbeeneagertovolunteer.Whenhisschoolorganizedaweeklyreadingprogramat

SunshineNursingHome,heimmediatelysignedup.EverySaturdaymorning,hewouldarrivewithabagfullof

books,readytospendthedayreadingtotheelderlyresidents.Mostwelcomedhimwarmly—someevensaved

theirfavoritestoriesforhisvisits.Buttherewasoneexception:GrandpaZhang,aretiredmathematicsteacher

whostayedaloneinhisroomandrefusedtojoinanyactivities.

Duringhisfirstfewvisits,ChenMingtriedvariousapproaches.Hebroughtbooksonmathematics,offered

toplaychess,andattemptedtochataboutcurrentevents.Eachtime,GrandpaZhangwavedhimawaywithout

evenlookingup,saying,“Idon'tneedcompany.Leavemealone.”Mrs.Liu.hisncighbor,toldChenMingthat

GrandpaZhangusedtobethehappiestmaninthenursinghome,playingchesseveryafternoonwithhiswife.

Sinceshepassedawaysixmonthsago,hehadwithdrawnfromtheworld.“It'slikethelightwentoutofhim,”

shesighed.

OnerainySaturday,withmostresidentsrestingindoors,ChenMingwanderedthroughthegardenand

noticedGrandpaZhangsittingaloneatastonetable.Anoldchessboardlayonthetable,thepiecesarrangedina

mid-gameposition.Theelderlymanwasmovingthemsilently,playingbothsidesbyhimself,hisfingers

tremblingslightlyashehandledeachpiece.ChenMingstoodatadistance,watching.Theoldmanwas

completelyfocusedonthegame,yethiseyescarriedasadnessthatwashardtomiss.ChenMing'sheartachedat

thesight—hecouldfeelthelonclinessineverymove.

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。

Gatheringhiscourage,ChenMingapproachedGrandpaZhangandaskedquietly,“MayIplaywithyou?”

Weekspassed,andarealsmilefinallyappearedonGrandpaZhang'sface.

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高三英语参考答案、提示及评分细则

听力部分录音稿

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W:SkiesAirlines.HowcanIhelpyou?

M:I'dliketobuyaticketfromLondontoParisonthemorningofJanuary23rd.

W:Wouldyouliketobookareturnflightaswell?

M:No,thankyou.Theweatherforecastdoesn'trecommeudflying.I'mtakingtherailwayback.

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W:HowIwishtherewereaparkinglotinourneighbourhood!Howcanwegetone?

M:Ithinkweshouldholdameetingto-discussit.

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W:Hi,Jack!Isawyournaneontheconferenceschedule.You'reheadingtoBerlinnextFriday,right?

M:Yes,Linda.I'lbethereforthreedays.ThenI’mofftoMunich—I'vealwayswantedtovisitthoseoldcastlesthere.

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M:Hi,EmmaIrememberthebandpracticeisonOctober14th,butyousaidit'sonOctober16th.Areyousure?

W:Oh,sorry.Itwasaslipofthetongue.ImeantOctober12thforsure.

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W:Hi,Jason!Whichvolunteeractivityareyoujoiningthisweekend,thebeachcleanuponSaturdayortheanimalshelteronSunday?

M:Actually,neither.I′mvisitingthenursinghomeonSundayinstead.We'llhelpcleanupthecommonareasandchatorplaygames

withtheresidents.

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W:Hi,I'mCharlottefromNewZealand.I'mstudyingbiologyhereonexchange.

M:Hi,I'mLiWei.Nicetomeetyou!

W:WouldyoumindifIaskaboutgettingaroundthecity?I'mstillfiguringthingsout.

M:Notatall.Moststudentstakethegreenbus—itrunsevery15minutesandonlycosts¥2.

W:Whataboutthosebluebikeswithdigitallocks?

M:ThosearetheCityCyclebikes.Youcanunlockthemusinganapp.Thefirst30minutescost¥1.5,andafterthat,it's¥1for

everyadditional30minutes.Theyareavailablealloverthecityandareperfectforshorttrips.

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W:Hi,Peter.I’msorrytohearyou'releavingtoday.So,whatdidyoumakeofSuzhougardens?

M:Well,tobehonest,whenIfirstarived,Iwasalitledisappointed.I'dexpectedsomethingmoremoden.ButwhenIwalkedintothe

HumbleAdministrator'sGarden,Iwassoamazed!Itwaslikesteppingintoapainting.

W:Whereelsedidyougo?

M:IvisitedtheLingeringGarden,too.IlearnedalotabouttraditionalChinesegardenarchitecture.

W:Oh,well,whatabouttheTigerHill—that'