云南省百师联盟2027届高三9月开学联考英语+答案

高三英语

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考试时间为120分钟,满分150分

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,你将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.Whoisprobablythewoman?

A.Alibrarian.B.Anewvisitor.C.Asecurityguard.

2.Howmuchwillthemanpayforthetickets?

A.$27.B.$36.C.$45.

3.Whichteamperformedbestthisyear?

A.RoboMaster.B.BlueAlliance.C.ArizonaRoboticsLeague.

4.Whatwillthewomandothisafternoon?

A.Adjusttheschedule.B.Getflagsandropes.C.Setuptheequipment.

5.WhywouldNinamissthevolunteerevent?

A.Herwaywasblocked.B.Hercarranoutofgas.C.Hercarbrokedown.

第二节(共15小题;每小题1.5分,满分22.5分)

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.WhatdidthewomandolastSaturday?

A.Shepaidthefirstmonth'srent.

B.Shesignedarentalcontract.

C.Shevisitedsomeapartments.

7.Howdoesthemanfeelaboutthewoman'spaymentchoice?

A.Unexpected.B.Supportive.C.Doubtful.

听第7段材料,回答第8至10题。

8.WhatdoesthemansayaboutSarah'sdesigns?

A.Theyarenotgreenenough.

B.Theyarestillandmeaningless.

C.Theyaregreatbutcanbeimproved.

9.Whatdoesthemanthinkthepicturelacks?

A.Sunlight.B.Activefeatures.C.Colorcontrast.

10.WhatdoesSarahdecidetodoatlast?

A.Addacharacter.B.Cleanupthebeach.C.Pickupseashells.

听第8段材料,回答第11至13题。

11.Howdoesthemanmainlygetnewsongsnow?

A.BuyingCDs.B.Usingstreamingapps.C.Listeningtotheradio.

12.Whichkindofmusicdoesthewomanusuallylistento?

A.Pophits.B.Jazz.C.Classicalmusic.

13.Whatdoesthewomanthinkofphysicalmusic?

A.Itwilldisappearcompletely.

B.Ithasbettersoundquality.

C.Itwillbecomeacollection.

听第9段材料,回答第14至16题。

14.What'sthewoman'sviewonreusingthepreviouswork?

A.Itbreaksrules.B.Itsavestime.C.It'sworthtrying.

15.Whydoesthemanpreferonlineresources?

A.Theyarecheap.B.Theyareup‑to‑date.C.Theyareeasiertoget.

16.Whywillthetwospeakersaskothergroups?

A.Togetsupport.B.Toavoidrepetition.C.Todrawonexperience.

听第10段材料,回答第17至20题。

17.Whatisthespeechmainlyabout?

A.Aplantobuildanewrailway.

B.Apublicparkonanoldrailway.

C.Aprojecttoraisemoneyforapark.

18.Whatwasthebiggestchallengefortheproject?

A.Strengtheningtheoldbridge.

B.Findingemptydowntownland.

C.Changingthebridgestructure.

19.Whatmakestheprojectspecial?

A.Offeringcityviews.B.Buildinggreenspace.C.Usingrenewableenergy.

20.WhatcanbelearnedaboutGreenwayBridge?

A.Itwonaninnovationaward.

B.It'sbuiltwithrecycledmaterials.

C.It'sanexampleforreusingoldstructure.

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

WeeWonders

Joinusforanadventurewithartandnature.Participantsandtheirgrown‑upswillsingsongs,

readastory,andmakeartwhileexploringtheIMAGalleriesorTheGardenatNewfields.This

fun‑filledexperienceisspeciallydesignedforchildrenages3to5andtheircaregivers.Oneadultis

includedperchildticket.AdditionaladultsarewelcomewithaGeneralAdmissionticket.Whenthe

seasonandweatherallows,WeeWonderswillbeheldoutside.Iftheweatherisbad,wewillbe

insidetheIndianapolisMuseumofArt.

Themes

September10,24|Bees

AdventureintoTheGardentoinvestigatethebusinessofthebeesinastorybook,findinga

bee’sfavoriteflowerswiththehelpofasong,andcreatingyourownbee‑relatedartwork.

●OnSeptember10,we’llreadTheHoneyBeebyKirstenHallandcraftpapertubebees.

●OnSeptember24,we’llreadBeeDancebyRickChrustowskiandcraftbubblewrap

honeycombart.

October12,26|Birds

“Birdsflyuphigh,birdsinthesky.Birdsatrest,birdsintheirnests.”Enterintotheworldof

birdswithagardenhuntsong,somebirdybooks,andbirder‑approvedartmaking.

●OnOctober12,we’llreadTheBlueSongbirdbyVernKouskyandcraftbinoculars.

●OnOctober26,we’llreadBirdsbyLauraDronzekandcraftabirdnest.

November14,28|Food

Let’stakeacloserlookatthoseplants.Theymaybedelicious.ExploreTheGardentospot

foodamongtheflowers,readaboutsomecuriousfoodstories,andcreateyourtastymasterpiecein

thisoutdooradventure.

●OnNovember14,we’llreadCloudywithaChanceofMeatballsbyJudiBarrettandcrafta

paperplatepizza.

●OnNovember28,we’llreadCuriousGeorgeMakesMapleSyrupbyC.A.Kronesandcraft

cardboardcarrots.

21.Howmanyticketsareneededforacouplewithakid?

A.One.B.Two.C.Three.D.None.

22.WhataretheparticipantsexpectedtodoinOctober?

A.Investigatethebees.B.Feedcagedbirds.

C.Learnhuntingskills.D.Createabirdnest.

23.Whatdothethreethemeshaveincommon?

A.Theyrecommendaplant‑baseddiet.

B.Theyaredesignedbyfamouswriters.

C.Theyencourageclosenesstonature.

D.Theyareaimedatwildlifeconservation.

B

InavillageafewkilometresfromtheWestFlanderscoast,NeleBekaertfetchesoneofseveral

Brabanthorsesthatherfamilyowns.Weighingaboutaton,thepowerfulhorseisidealforpulling

adragnettocatchtiny,greyshrimp(虾)intheNorthSea.Bekaertridesthehorsetotheseasideof

Oostduinkerke,Belgium.

Uponarrival,sheputsonbrightyellowwaterproofoverallsandtiesropesandalargenet

behindthehorse.Twobasketsareplacedattheanimal’ssides.Bekaertskillfullyseatsherself

betweenthebaskets.Sheleadsthehorseintotheseauntilthewaterreachesthetoppartsofitslegs

andtheyslowlymoveparalleltothecoastline,causingauniquescene.Ametalchainattachedto

thefrontofthenetoverthesand,creating“shockwaves”thatcauseshrimptojumpintothenet,

whilewaterpressurepushesthecatchtotheback.

Afterabout30minutes,Bekaertandher“co‑worker”returntoshore.Sheemptiesthenet,

washesandsortsthecatch,keepingshrimpandfishthatarefullygrown,whilereleasingthe

small‑sizedshrimpandbabycrabsbackintothesea.Thishelpsmaintainbiodiversityandprevents

theunintentionalcaptureofnon‑targetspecies.

Bekaertispartofateamof14activehorsebackshrimpfishers,formerlyknownasEast

DunkirkHorseFishers.EachyearinOostduinkerke,theygive36publicdemonstrationsand

participateinaShrimpFestival,eventsfundedbythegovernmenttokeepthecraftalive.

Nowadays,theold‑fashionedmethodhasbeenentirelyreplacedbycommercialdevelopment

exceptinOostduinkerke.Thatisthankstoformermayor(市长)HonoréLoones,whosaved

horsebackshrimpfishingfromextinctionin1950bymakingitatouristattractionwiththefirst

ShrimpFestival.Thecrafthasbeensupportedbythegovernmenteversince.

TheEastDunkirkHorseFishersplayavitalroleinpromotingthecraft.Memberstravelfor

demonstrationsateventsacrossEurope.“Thetraditionisveryimportant,”Bekaertnotes.“I’m

happytohelppreserveandshareit.”

24.WhatmakesBekaert’sshrimpfishingunusual?

A.Herfishingonhorseback.B.Herplasticfishingnet.

C.Herprotectiveequipment.D.Herfishingoffthecoast.

25.WhichwordcanbestdescribeBekaert’smethodofsortingthecatch?

A.Labor‑saving.B.Profit‑oriented.

C.Sustainable.D.Efficient.

26.Whydotheshrimpfishersgivesomanypublicdemonstrations?

A.Toworkhardtosurvive.

B.Topassdowntheancientfishingskill.

C.Toraisefundsforthegovernment.

D.TocommercializetheShrimpFestival.

27.Whatcanweinferabouthorsebackshrimpfishing?

A.Itisexpectedtodieoutsoon.

B.Itbooststheglobaltourismindustry.

C.Itfacedextinctioninthepast.

D.Ithasthreatenedcommercialfishing.

C

StartreadingrecentinternetconversationsaboutAI,andyou’llfindatopicthatsurfaceswith

increasingfrequency:ChatGPTdeliveredlifesavingmedicaladvice.

“ThreeweeksagoIwokeupfromanapandfoundsomeredspotsallovermylegs,”begins

onesuchaccountinavideofromBethanyCrystal,wholivesinNewYork.Afteranexchangewith

ChatGPT,ittoldher,“Youneedimmediateevaluationforpossiblebleedingrisk.”“Whatfollowed

wasaterriblethreedayexperiencethatgotincreasinglyscary,”saysCrystal,whowaseventually

diagnosedwitharareautoimmunedisorder.Shesaysshemaynothavegonetotheemergencyroom

intimeifChatGPThadnotbeeninsistent.

HundredsofmillionsofpeoplenowconsultChatGPTweeklyforwellnessadvice,according

toitsmaker,OpenAI.InearlyJanuary,thecompanyannouncedthelaunchofanewplatform,

ChatGPTHealth,whichitsaysoffersenhancedsecurityforsharingmedicalrecordsanddata.It

joinsotherAItoolssuchasMyDoctorFriendinpromisingtopartnerwithpatientsonnavigating

healthcare.

ManypatientsdescribeusingdifferentAIplatformstohelpwithdailymanagementofhealth

asacomplement(补充)toadvicefrommedicalprofessionals.Sixty‑year‑oldBurtRosenusesAI

tohelpmanagesymptomsandtreatmentforthecancerhe’sbeendiagnosedwith.Hefrequently

showsAItestresultsandasksittotranslatethemintocomprehensibleEnglish.RosensaysAIhas

changedtherelationshiphehaswithhisdoctor.“WhenIgointoadoctor’sappointment,Inolonger

needhimtoexplainmuchtome,”hesays.“Mydoctor’sappointmentismuchmoreofan

action‑planningsession.”

Ofcourse,AIisnotareplacementforadoctor.Doctorssaythatwithoutclinicaloversight(监

督),misdiagnosis,misleadingadvice,orhumanmisunderstandingaresignificantproblems.Despite

thesehazards,theyareoptimisticaboutthecontributionsAIcanmaketohealthcareandbelieves

thebenefitswilleventuallyoutweighthedangers,iftheydon’talready.

28.WhatdoesBethanyCrystal’scaseinparagraph2indicate?

A.ThepopularityofChatGPT.

B.Thesignificanceofregularcheckups.

C.Thelackofmedicalknowledge.

D.ThevalueofAI‑aidedmedicaldiagnosis.

29.WhatdoweknowaboutChatGPTHealth?

A.Itsusers’privacyisbetterprotected.

B.Itprovidesbetterhealthcarethandoctors.

C.Ithas100millionregisteredusers.

D.ItisusedasatoolbyMyDoctorFriend.

30.WhatimpacthasAIbroughttoRosen?

A.Itimprovesthecurerateforhisdisease.

B.Itreduceshistrustinmedicalpersonnel.

C.Itoffershimreal‑timetranslationatthedoctor’s.

D.Itchangesthewayhecommunicateswithhisdoctor.

31.Whatdoestheunderlinedword“hazards”inparagraph5mean?

A.Virtues.B.Risks.C.Signs.D.Reminders.

D

WhenBrandonContinoandco‑founderDanChiweredevelopingFourGrowers’

produce‑harvestingrobots,theypracticallylivedinagreenhouseforanentireyear.“Weactually

startedjustrunningeverythingoffalaptop,andIwouldbethereintherowcoding.Chiwouldbe

makingchangesmechanically,”Contino,nowCEO,toldTechCrunch.

TheresultwasFourGrowers,whichbuildsrobotsdesignedtoautonomouslyharvestplantsin

greenhouses.Therobotsareprogrammedtoidentifyproduceattherightlevelofripeness—which

variesdependingonafarmer’sneeds—byusingmultiplestereocamerastoseethecropsandhelp

operatetherobot’sarmstoavoidnonripefruitonthevine.Thetechcurrentlyworkswithtomatoes

andwillbecommerciallyavailabletoharvestothercropslikecucumbersinthenearfuture.

Havingenoughlabortoharvestcropsiscrucialbecauseifcropscan’tbeharvestedwhenthey

areready,theyrotandresultinlostprofitsforthefarm.TheNationalAssociationofState

DepartmentsofAgriculture’s2024laborreportsaidtheindustryisfacinga“criticalshortage”of

workers,anditwon’tgetbetteranytimesoon.

Continosaidtheywereintentionalaboutfocusingongreenhousefarms.Unlikeoutdoorfarms,

greenhousescangrowalmostallyearround,andaremoreefficientthanoutsidefarms.Theyalso

harvestonamuchmorefrequentschedulethanoutdoorfarms,whichmakesthemagoodcandidate

tobuytech.

FourGrowersnowworkswithfivecustomers,anditsrobotshavepickedmillionsoftomatoes.

Continosaidthatthecompanyisworkingtoexpanditstechnologybeyondjustharvestingandis

lookingtoexpandintooutdoorfarmsinthecomingyears.“It’snotreallyalaborreplacement.It’s

moreofanaugmentation(增强),”Continosaid.“Asthelaborforceshrinks,andtherearefewer

peoplewillingtodoit,it’sputtingthemtomorecomfortablepositionsandallowingonepersonto

beabletodoalotmore.”

32.Whatarethecamerasusedtodointhegreenhouse?

A.Identifycrops’maturity.

B.Takepicturesfortheripefruit.

C.Monitorthesurroundings.

D.Distinguishtomatoesfromotherplants.

33.Whydoestheauthormentionthe2024laborreportinparagraph3?

A.Toexpressconcernaboutthefarmprofits.

B.Tostressthenecessityofharvestingrobots.

C.ToshowtheachievementsofFourGrowers.

D.Tocallforpublicsupportforthefarmindustry.

34.AccordingtoContino,whatmakesgreenhousefarmsabettertargetforFourGrowers?

A.Awiderrangeofcrops.B.Greenerthanoutsidefarms.

C.Agreaternumberofconsumers.D.Higherharvestingfrequency.

35.Whatcanbeasuitabletitleforthetext?

A.AutonomousTechisComingtoFarming

B.SeedforaFarm’sFuture—FarmManagement

C.FourGrowersRobotsHelpGreenhouseHarvest

D.LaborShortagesandFarmerAdaptationStrategies

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。

Picturethis:everyone’sgatheredaroundthetable,platesfull,buthalfthefamilystaresat

glowingscreensinsteadofeachother’sfaces.Thissceneplaysoutincountlesshomesacross

Americaeverysinglenight.Whatstartedasoccasionalphonecheckshasevolvedintooveralldevice

dependencythatfollowsfamiliesrighttotheirdiningtable.

Rememberwhenmealsmeantstorytelling,laughter,andactualeyecontact?36Before

smartphonesexisted,familiesnaturallygatheredaroundthediningtabletosharetheirday,discuss

plans,andenjoyeachother’scompany.

37ResearchshowsthattheaverageAmericanfamilyspendslessthan20minuteseating

dinnertogether,withmuchofthattimespentinteractingwithscreens.Thecellphonetransformed

fromacommunicationtoolintoadiningcompanion.38Unlikerealconversation,screens

demandattentionwithoutgivinganythingmeaningfulbacktothefamilydynamic.

Thephysicalhealthconsequencesareequallyconcerning.Mindlesseatingbecomesthenorm

whenattentionsplitsbetweenfoodandscreens.Peopleeatfaster,chewless,andoftenconsume

morecalorieswithoutrealizingit.39

Creatingaphone‑freezonecantransformfoodtimefromarushedobligationintogenuine

familytimethateveryonelooksforwardto.Whenscreensdisappearfromthetable,something

magicalhappens:Peoplestartnoticingeachotheragain.40Eventhefoodtastesbetterwhen

everyoneisfullyengagedinwhatthey’reeating.

A.Frankly,it’snotgreatcompany.

B.Thosedaysweren’tthatlongago.

C.Thatdinnerwasn’tunique,andthat’stheproblem.

D.Dinnerconversationsteachchildrenessentialskills.

E.Technologyhasslowlybutsurelyenteredourdiningspaces.

F.Conversationsflowmorenaturallyandlaughtercomesmoreeasily.

G.Thishabitcontributestopoordigestionandunhealthyeatingpatterns.

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。

Afewyearsago,aclosefriendofminetoldmethatshedidn’tthinkofmeasacreativeperson.

Thatreally41me,becauseIalwaysfeltacreativeimpulse(冲动)inme:throughwriting.I

alwaysfelttheneedtocreatesomething.Itmademe42:Isn’twritingaformofcreation?While

writingservesasacommunicativetool,italsopossessesthe43tocreate,express,andstimulate

emotions.

Ifeltconnectedtowriting,tothe44meaningbehindtheblankpage45itselfunder

mypen.Sure,Ikeptajournalandwroteinmynotesapp.ThesewerethethingsIwasmost46

about:tolearnaboutatopic,47itandgiveitbacktotheworldthewayIdigestedit.Mybiggest

formofinspirationistheoutsideworld;itcomesfromtalkingtoafriendthathasaverydifferent

lifefrommine;fromfunny48withstrangersonthebus;frombeinginnature,49plants

andinsects.

Atsomepoint,Igetstuck.Theideasjustdon’tcome,orI50withtherightperspective.

WhenIfeelthisway,Iaskmyself:WhyamIstuck?—UntilIuncoverthe51oftheproblem.

IfI’mstillblocked,Iwill52physicalmovement—awalkorarun—to53myhead.Often,

thesimpleactofsteppingawayandreconnectingwithmyself54thatcreativetension.

Writingisdefinitelyakindofcreation.Itcombinestechnicalcraftwith55imagination,

allowingmetocommunicatecomplexemotionsandideas.

41.A.hurtB.matchedC.suitedD.awoke

42.A.discoverB.reflectC.checkD.realize

43.A.prospectB.measureC.capacityD.element

44.A.hiddenB.obviousC.correctD.positive

45.A.fixingB.repeatingC.reportingD.revealing

46.A.nervousB.thrilledC.unsureD.cautious

47.A.captureB.downloadC.exploreD.copy

48.A.gamesB.agreementsC.complaintsD.interactions

49.A.paintingB.coveringC.diggingD.observing

50.A.agreeB.struggleC.competeD.compare

51.A.rootB.costC.signD.evidence

52.A.figureoutB.turntoC.putoffD.giveup

53.A.raiseB.enrichC.clearD.exercise

54.A.increasesB.causesC.recallsD.releases

55.A.generalB.unrealisticC.personalD.similar

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。

AChinesefolkmusicconcert56(hold)attheAlgonquinCommonsTheatreinOttawa,

CanadaonJuly5,2026.PresentedbytheWuxiChineseOrchestra(乐团)aspartoftheMusicand

BeyondFestival,theperformanceusedmusicasabridge57(create)aculturaldialogue

betweenChineseandCanadiancivilizations.

TheconcertopenedwiththelivelyDanceoftheGoldenSnake,58(follow)byclassic

piecesincludingAmbushfromTenSides,andDunhuang,59(show)therichheritageof

traditionalChinesecultureinanimmersive(沉浸式)Easternmusicalexperience.

Focusingonthethemesof“dialogue”and“integration”,theconcertfeaturedinnovativeartistic

60(cooperate)thatbroughtChineseandWesternmusicalelementstogether.Thehighlightof

theconcertwasaperformanceof“MoonReflectedonSecondSpring”,featuringtheerhualongside

aWesternstringquartet.Theconcert61(surprising)concludedwithaperformanceofthe

belovedCanadianfolksongRedRiverValleyontraditionalChineseinstruments,62brought

theaudiencetotheevening’semotionalclimax(顶点).

TheChineseAmbassadortoCanadaWangDiattendedtheeventalong63theformer

CanadianSenatorHuZixiuandaround700guestsandlocalresidentstoenjoytheperformance.

Theconcertcreated64warmatmosphere,anddrewenthusiasticresponses,with

prolongedapplausethroughouttheevening.Manyattendeessaidtheperformancedeepened65

(they)understandingofChineseculturethroughthemusic.

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“Opinion”栏目正在征稿,请同学们对重拾纸质书籍,进行“慢阅读”发表自己的看

法,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。

SlowReading:LessSpeed,MoreDepth

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。

ShannonSt.Ongewasdrivingbackfromherofficewhenasnowstormhitwithoutwarning.

Theroadsturnedverydangerouswithwhiteoutconditions,makingitnearlyimpossibletoseemore

thanafewmetersahead.Shelaterlearnedthatthiskindofstormiscalleda“Saskatchewan

screamer,”whichcomesonextremelyfastandbringsextremelystrongwinds.Realizingshecould

notdrivesafely,Shannonstoppedhercarandcalled911forhelp.Theoperatortoldherthatrescue

workerswerealreadytoobusywithothercallsandadvisedhertostayinhercar,sinceshehad

enoughgasandwaswarm.ShetookdownShannon’sinformationandpromisedthatanofficer

wouldcallbacksoon.

Hourspassed,butnoonecalled.Shannonwaitednervouslyinhercarasthestormgrewworse

outside.Almost14hourswentby,andstillnobodyhadcheckedonher.ShelaterwroteonFacebook

thatshebegantopanic.Hermindfilledwithscarythoughts;sheworriedaboutbeinghitbyanother

carthatcouldnotseeher,orgettingburiedunderdeepsnow.Shealsofearedthatsnowmightblock

hertailpipe,whichcouldsenddangerousgasesintohercar.Themoreshethought,themorehelpless

shefelt.Aboveall,shewasdeeplyafraidthatshewouldnevergethometoherchildren,andthat

thoughtbrokeherheart.

Refusingtogiveup,Shannondecidedtotakeaction.Shebravelywentoutintothefiercestorm,

strugglingtofindaroadsignthatcouldtellherwhereshewas.Thewindwassostrongthatshe

couldhardlystand,butshemanagedtoreadthesignandfindherlocation.Then,shetookouther

phoneandfoundaneighborhoodFacebookgroupfortheareashewaspassingthrough.Sheposted

amessagedescribingherdifficultsituationandaddedaGoogleMapspinsothatlocalpeoplecould

seeherexactspot.Shehopedsomeonenearbymightseeherpostandcometohelp,thoughshewas

notsureifanyonewouldactuallyshowupinsuchterribleweather.

注意:

1.续写词数应为150左右;

2.请按如下格式在答题卡的相应位置作答。

Shannon’smessagesoonreachedAndre,a70‑year‑oldretiredmannearby.

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WhentheyreachedAndre’shome,hiswifehadhotsoupandclotheswaiting.

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高三英语参考答案

听力

1‑5ACCBA6‑10CBCBA11‑15BACAB16‑20BBACC

阅读

21.B22.D23.C24.A25.C26.B27.C28.D29.A30.D31.B32.A33.B34.D35.C

七选五

36.B37.E38.A39.G40.F

完形填空

41.A42.B43.C44.A45.D46.B47.C48.D49.D50.B51.A52.B53.C54.D55.C

语法填空

56.washeld

57.tocreate

58.followed

59.showing

60.cooperation

61.surprisingly

62.which

63.with

64.a

65.their

书面表达

SlowReading:LessSpeed,MoreDepth

IstronglysupporttheSlowReadingpracticethatmanyofmyclassmateshavetakenup.

First,readingpaperbooksattentivelyallowsfordeeperunderstanding.Whenweunderlinekey

sentencesandwritedownnotesbesidethem,wethinkmoreactivelyabouttheauthor’sideas.This

helpsustrulytakeinknowledgeratherthanjustreadthroughitquickly.Second,slowreadingbuilds

patienceandattention.Unlikethemanydistractionsofphonesandcomputers,turningpagesand

enjoyingwordsbringusararefeelingofpeaceandsatisfaction.

Inshort,slowingdownourreadingbringsusbacktothetruemeaningofreading.

读后续写

Shannon’smessagesoonreachedAndre,a70‑year‑oldretiredmannearby.Hedidn’thesitate.He

putonhisthickestcoat,pickedupashovelandaflashlight,andwalkedintothescreamingwind.

Everystepwasafightagainstthethick,blindingsnow,buthethoughtofShannon—amotherstuck

inhercar,terrified.Afternearlyanhour,hefoundhercar,tappedonthewindow,andshouted,

“Followme,dear.Myhouseisjustahead.”Shannoncriedwithrelief,walkingbehindhisstrong,

steadyfigureasheclearedapathwithhisshovel.

WhentheyreachedAndre’shome,hiswifehadhotsoupandclotheswaiting.Shannonhugged

Andre,unabletofindwordsforhergratitude.Thenextmorning,beforeleaving,Shannonlookedat

the70‑year‑oldmanwhowalkedthroughadangeroussnowstormtorescueher.Sherealizedthat

truecourageisn’taboutbeingyoungorstrong—it’saboutchoosingtocarewhennooneelsewill.

Beforesheleft,sheaskedAndrewhyhehadriskedhislifeforastranger.Hesmiledandsaid,

“Becausethat’swhatneighborsdo.”ThosefivewordsstayedwithShannon,remindingherthateven

inthedarkeststorm,thelightofhumankindnessnevergoesout.

听力原文

Text1

M:DoIneedtoregisterbeforeenteringthelibrary?

W:Yes,youcandothatatthefrontdesk.Letmewalkyouthroughthemainsectionsfirst,andthen

we’llgooverthereturnrules.

Text2

M:Howmuchistheticketfortheconcert?

W:It’s$18foradultsandhalfpriceforchildrenunder12.

M:I’lltaketwoadultticketsandonechildticketformy10‑year‑oldson.

Text3

W:Didyouwatchtherobotcompetitionyesterday?

M:No.ButIremembertheBlueAlliancereachedthefinalandbeatRoboMasterlastyear.How

weretheirperformancesthisyear?

W:Notasgoodastheiropponent,ArizonaRoboticsLeague.

Text4

M:Anna,areyougoingtosetuptheequipmentforthesportsmeettoday?

W:No.Iwilldoittomorrowmorning,becauseIstillhavetoget20flagsandseveralropesforit

thisafternoon.

Text5

W:WillNinastillmakeittoourvolunteerevent?

M:Shecalledmejustnow.Sheplan