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2026-20272026年9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。每段录音播放两遍。HowwillthegirlgotoschoolA.On B.By C.ByWhatisthenormalcheckouttimeoftheA.1:00B.2:00C.11:003.WhatdoesthemanwanttoA.ApplyforaB.AdvertiseaC.ComplaintotheWhatdoesthewomanthinkaboutheroldItisslowto B.Itis C.Itdoesn'tworkHowwillthemanlearnaboutnewFromhis B.Fromthe C.Fromthe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。每段录音读两遍。听第6段材料，回答第6、7WhatdoesthewomanwantthemantoStudyabroad B.Checkher C.FilloutapplicationWhichcountrywillthewomango B. C.听第7段材料，回答第8至10Whatmainlycontributedtothewoman'sA.ThehotB.TheweatherC.Toomuch9.WhatwillthewomandoA.FinishtheB.SeetheC.HaveagoodWhatistheprobablerelationshipbetweentheHusbandand B.Doctorand C.Bossand听第8段材料，回答第11至13WhatdoesthewomanwantthemantofixThe B.Thewater C.ThewashingWhatistheprobablerelationshipbetweentheSellerandbuyer. B.Familymembers. 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D.AuserwholeavesknotsinthePostingphotosoflocalplantsmaynotseemlikeanormalwaytosuccessasasocialmediainfluencer.ButKyleLybarger,bornandraisedinAlabama,hasfoundunexpectedInternetfamebyintroducinghisfollowerstotheoverlookedworldofsoutheasternplants.Inaninterview,Lybargercreditshissuccesstostubbornness,toapositiveenergyheinheritedfromhislatedadand,largely,tonotworryingaboutwhatothersthink.“Iwasadeerhunter,forester,amanpostingaboutflowers,”hesays.“Youhavetoreallycaretheleastaboutwhatpeoplethinkofyoutodothat.”Aboutadecadeago,Lybargerclearedasmallareaoflandinaforesttogrowplantswhosefruitswouldattractdeerandwildturkeys.Heevenappliedsomeherbicide(除草剂)andcutdownthesurroundingtreestoletinmorelight.Thenextsummer,hefoundtheadditionalsunlightbroughtabeautifulsurprise:anamazingvarietyofwildflowers.AfterhepostedtheflowersonFacebook,alocalbotanistandscienceteachergotintouch,confirmingsomerareandvulnerablespecies,suchasAlabamalarkspur.Lybargersuddenlyrealizedthatthegrasslandhehadkilledwasidealforattractingwildlifeitself.ThisexperienceinspiredhimtodiveintoabodyofresearchindicatingthathistoricallytheSoutheastwashometoexpansivegrasslandsaswellasthosewildflowers.ItwasthenthatLybargerfoundhismission:tosavetheremaininggrasslandsandflora.TogetherwithabotanistfromAuburnUniversity,heappealedonallthemajorsocialmediaplatformstoforestownersandfarmerstostopmowing(修剪草坪)andusingherbicides.In2023hepartneredwithanartisttodesignaT-shirtfeaturingtherareplants,hopingtoraisepublicawarenessandhelpforconservation.Theprojectendedupraisingover$100,000inlessthanayear,mostofwhichwenttohisconservationefforts.“Mybiggestcontributioncomesthrougheducationonsocialmedia,influencingpeopletogrowthenativeplantsthatbestsupportdecliningpollinators(授粉昆虫)andotherinsects.”hesays,“Oneperson,oneyard,one-tenthofanacrecanmakeabiggerdifferencethanyouthink.”AccordingtoLybarger,hemainlyoweshissuccessto 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D.WisdombeginswithadmittingyourWithitsneonlightsandmirroredceilings,886,aTaiwaneserestaurantinNewYork'sEastVillage,feelsmorelikeanightclub.ButonarecentWednesdaynight,theshoutsof“Pong!”and“Chow!”replacedthethuddingbeats.Dozensofyoungpeoplegatheredatthistrendyspotnotonlyforblack-pepperbeefandsesamenoodles,butforroundsofmahjong麻将).Longapastimeforoldergenerations,mahjongisnowattractingayounger,globalcrowd.Attendanceatmahjongeventsworldwidehasmorethantripledinthepastyear,withregulargatheringsfromBerlintoSydney.Whatexplainsthismodernrevival?Onekeyfactorispopularculture.FromMeghanMarkle'sNetflixTVshowtothetension-filledmahjongsceneinthefilmCrazyRichAsians,thegameisportrayedasstrategic,stylish,anddramatic.Socialmediahasamplifiedthis:TikTokhasseenasharpriseof70%inmahjongcontent,withuserssharingtips,unboxingvideos,andjoyfulmomentsofplay.Anotherappealliesinitstangible,sensorynature.Inadigitalage,thephysicalactofhandlingthegamepieces—theirsound,texture,andvisualappeal—offersacomforting“analoguepleasure,”ashistorianAnneliseHeinznotes.Companieshavetappedintothisbyproducingartisticallydesignedsets,withhigh-endbrandslikeHermesandLouisVuittonevenofferingexpensiveversions.Yetperhapsthedeepestdrawisthesenseofcommunitymahjongfosters.Afterperiodsofisolation(隔离),peoplearedesiringmeaningfulin-personinteraction.AsSarahTeng,founderofNewYork'sGreenTileSocialClub,explains,theysoughtactivitiesthatwere“morethanjusteatingordrinking.”Mahjongnaturallycreatesspaceforconversationduringtileshuffling,makingit,inthewordsofeventorganizerAngieLin,“theultimateBeyondfun,mahjongofferscognitivebenefits.Regularplayislinkedtolowerstress,bettermemory,andreduceddepressionamongtheelderly.Foryoungplayers,then,embracingmahjongisnotjustatrend—it'saninvestmentinsocialandmentalwell-being,provingthatsometraditionsonlygrowricherwithtime.HowisthetopicintroducedinthefirstBypresenting 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D.PopularcustomscanmakepeoplericherwithWhendangerapproaches,manycreaturesseemtofollowtheancientproverbthat“theenemyofmyenemyismyfriend.”Researchershaverecentlyfoundsubtlewaysthatanimalscommunicatewithotherspeciesinthiskindofcooperativedefenseagreement.Forexample,arecentstudyinNatureEcology&Evolutiondocumentedmorethan20birdspeciesonfourcontinentsthatletoutsimilar“whining”callswhentheyspotbroodparasites(寄生繁殖者)suchascuckoos.Thatcallisrecruiting(招募)individualstocometogetheragainstthiscommonenemy.AtafieldsiteinAustralia,Kennerleyhaswitnessedindividualsfromadozenormorespeciesattackacuckooinresponsetoachorusofwhiningcalls.ThesemobscanbesoferociousthatKennerleyandhiscolleaguesneedtocagethetaxidermycuckoousedintheirexperimentstoprotectit.Otherwise,theattackingbirdswouldhave“justcompletelytornittopieces,”Kennerleysays.Manybirdsalsoshareacommonvocabularyforpredators.Studiesshowthatvarioussongbirds—andevenredsquirrelsproducerecognizable“seet”callstowarnofaraptor猛禽inflight.Thecallsaretoohigh-pitchedforraptorstohearwell,sotheraptorsremainunawareasinformationabouttheirarrivalspreadsthroughtheforest.Iftheraptorapproaches,songbirdsswitchto“mobbing”calls,adistinctvocalizationthat,asGreeneputsit,“drawsinthetroopstodrivethatraptoraway.”Butcooperativedefenseisnottheonlyreasonforcross-speciescommunication.Arecentstudyfoundthatwhenseabirdswithgoodvision,suchasblack-browedalbatrosses,huntwithseabirdswithstrongsensesofsmell,suchaswhite-chinnedpetrels,theybothhavefargreatersuccessatcatchingkrillUnliketheseetandwhiningcalls,however,it'sunclearwhetherthey'redeliberatelysignalingtooneanotheror“justrandomlyfollowingotherbirds,”saysstudyleadauthorJesseGranger,anorganismalbiophysicistatDukeUniversity.Butclearly,“verycomplexmultispeciescommunicationnetworksarepervasive无处不在的headds.“Itcansavetheirlives.”Whatisthemainpurposeofthe“whining”callsmadebyToinviteotherspeciestojointheTowarntheirownspeciesofapproachingTospreadinformationaboutpotentialfoodToseekcross-specieshelptofightcommonWhatcanweinferfromParagraphSongbirdscanencodetheir 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D.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1Cloisonné(景泰蓝),56ancientroyalcraft,isenjoyingarevivalamongyoungpeopleinBeijing.AttheBeijingEnamelFactory,youngcraftsmenbendoverprettyvases,57(guide)theirtoolswithgreatpatienceandconcentration.Cloisonnéfirst58(appear)intheYuanDynastyandwasusedwidelyinroyaljewelryandmetalware.Today,itstandsout59avividmixoftimelessartistryandcontemporaryappeal.“Thekeytocloisonné'scharmisitsexquisitedetails,“saidZhongLiansheng,amasterartist.Eachpiece,fromalargevasetoasmalljewelrybox,goesthroughdozensofprecise60(step).Withcreativedesignsandauspicioussymbolismpasseddownfromancestors,cloisonnéworksthatkeepupdatingthecraftsmanship61(bridge)traditionandmodernaestheticsoverthepastyears.Theyare62(increase)popularamongconsumersbothathomeandabroad.Thistrendreflectsa63(broad)revivaloftraditionalcraftsinChinathanwehaveseeninthepastdecades,64(support)bygovernmentpoliciesandanewgeneration65iseagertoembraceculturalheritage.Formanyyoungcraftsmen,cloisonnéisnotonlyaskillbutalsoawaytocarryforwardChineseculture.第四部分写作(共两节，满分40分第一节(满分15分(3分钟)(1)(2)说明选择理由。写作词数应为80DearDearLi第二节(满分25分InasmalltowninMichigan,therestoodanindependentbookstorecalledSerendipityBooks—abelovedgatheringplaceforovertwentyyears.Childrenhadlearnedtoreadinitscozycorners,surroundedbypilesofpicturebooks.Oldfriendshadmetthereforcoffeeandconversation,losingthemselvesamongtheshelvesonrainyafternoons.Theowner,Michelle,hadpouredherheartintothestoresince2017,workingalongsidethreepart-timeemployeeswhofeltmorelikefamily.Thencamethenews.Theoldbuildingwherethebookstorehadstoodfordecadeswasscheduledfordemolition拆迁)tomakewayforanewdevelopment.Michellehadtomove—buttheonlyavailablespacenearbywasasmallerstorefrontjustablockaway.Thethoughtofpacking,transporting,andreorganizingover9,100bookswasparalyzing(令人瘫痪的).Eachbook,afterall,heldamemory:theworncopyofachildhoodfavorite,thesignededitionacustomerhadtreasuredforyears.Hiringamovingcompanywouldcostthousands,moneyshesimplydidn'thave.Forweeks,Michellelayawakeatnight,wonderingifsheshouldjustclosethedoorsforever.Shesharedherdespairwithafewregularcustomers—aretiredteacherwhocameineveryTuesday,ayoungmotherwhosedaughterhadlearnedtoreadthere.”Idon'tknowhowI'llevermoveallthesebooks,”shesighed(叹气),hervoicebreaking.Theynoddedsympatheticallybutcouldn'tthinkofeasyanswers.Still,wordbegantospreadthroughthetown.Peopletalkedinthegrocerystore,attheschoolpickupline,overmorningcoffee.Themovingdaycame.Michellestoodoutsidetheoldstore,staringattheendlessshelves,herheartaknotoffearandhopelessness.Shehadnoideahowshewouldgetasinglebooktothenewlocation,letaloneninethousand.Shehalf-expectedtospendthedayalone,boxingandcrying.Thensheheardfootsteps—firstafew,thendozens,thenacrowd.Whensheturnedaround,herbreathcaughtinherthroat.续写词数应为150Paragraph1:Paragraph1:Ahumanchainofnearly300residentslinedupfromtheoldbookstoretothenewone. Paragraph2:Whenthelastbookfounditsplaceonthenewshelf,Michellesteppedforward,holdingbacktears. 1-5 6-10 11-15ACBCA16-2021-23 24-27 32-35 36-4041-45ADBBD46-50AADCC51-5556. 57.58.59.60.61.have62.63.64.65.DearPeter,Delightedtosupportyourschool'sChineseCultureWeek!Iamrecordinga3-minutevideointroducingtheMid-AutumnFestival,acelebrationIfindmostenchanting.Myvideowillunfoldintwoparts.Visually,I'llcapturefamiliesbondingovermooncakesandchildrenparadingwithlanterns,whichvividlyembodiesourcorevaluesofreunionandgratitude.Then,thenarrationofChang'e'stalewilltakecenterstage,weavinginthemesofdevotiontoaddapoeticlayer.Isettledonthisfestivalspecificallyasitmirrorsourreverenceforfamilybondsandnaturalbeauty.Withitsrichfolklore,itisboundtostrikeachordwithyourclassmates,thusofferingthemagenuineglimpseintotheemotionaldepthofChineseculture.I'dlovetohearyourthoughtsonthisoutline.LookingforwardtoyourLi（范文Ahumanchainofnearly300residentslinedupfromtheoldbookstoretothenewone.Bookafterbooktraveledhandtohandalongthesidewalk.MichellerecognizedtheretiredteacherwhocameineveryTuesday,passingpicturebookswithagentlesmile.“Ireadthisinhighschool,”ateenagersaid,holdingupawornnovel.“Thisoneissignedbytheauthor,”anelderlywomanadded.Laughterandmemoriesflowedlikethebooksthemselves.Inlessthantwohours,all9,100bookshadreachedtheirnewhome.Michelle'sthreeemployeesstoodatthedoor,tearsstreamingdowntheirfaces.Whenthelastbookfounditsplaceonthenewshelf,Michellesteppedforward,holdingbacktears.“Ialmostclosedthisstore,”shesaid,hervoicebarelyaboveawhisper.“IthoughtIwouldbeboxingthesebooksalone.ButyouturnedmydarkestdayintosomethingIwillneverforget.”Ayoungmothersteppedforward.“Thisstorebelongstoallofus,”shesaid.Onebyone,handswentup—offerstovolunteer,tohelp,tokeepthestorygoing.Thatday,thecommunitydidn'tjustmove9,100books.Theycarriedtheirownstoryintoanewhome.(TextW:Tony,canyougivemealifttoschoolonyourwaytoM:I'mafraidIcan't.Mycarhadaflattyreyesterday.Nowit'sinthegarage.Youcancarpoolwithothers.W:Oh,no.It'shardtofindacarintherushhour.Luckily,thesubwaystationisaneasywalkfromhere.(Text2)W:Excuseme.Dowehavetotakeourluggagefromourroombefore11:00M:Normallyit'sat11:00a.m.,yes,butyoucanhavealatecheckoutuntil2:00p.m.ifyouW:Great.Thatwillgivememoretimetopackupmysuitcase.IthinkIcanbefinishedby1:00(TextM:Goodafternoon.I'mphoningaboutthepositionadvertisedinthismorning'spaper.W:Oh,yes.Holdonplease.I'llputyouthroughtothemanager.M:Iseeyou'veboughtanewW:Yes,itstartsupquickly,thoughtobefairtheoldoneisn'tslow.Ibegantakingthisnewonetoworkintheendasit'ssomuchlighter.(TextM:HaveyouheardaboutthatnewcomputergameSpaceGiants?W:Yeah,IreadaboutitinthegamingmagazineGameworld.M:Everyone'stalkingaboutitontheInternettoo.Iprefertoseeifnewgamesarepopularwithmymatesthough-thatwillgivemeaclearerideaofwhetherthey'llbeanygood.(TextW:Canyouhelpmecheckthese?Theyneedtogooutthisafternoon.M:Sure.Aretheyforyourstudyabroadtrip?W:Yes.Ineedtogetallmyapplicationformsinthemailtoday.M:Allright.Givemethechecklist.W:HereyouM:OK.Let'ssee.Ur,you'regoingtoCanada?IthoughtitwasW:Yeah.Ihavearelativethere.Actually,IwantedtogotoOxfordUniversityinEngland,butIdidn'tpassthe(TextM:Hi,Jane,youhavebeenlookingpaleeversinceyoucamebackfromPhilippines.W:Idofeelill.Ithinkit'sabadcold.M:Maybeyouarenotusedtotheweatherconditions.W:Somethinglikethis,andthehotfoodthere.M:Theimportantthingisyouhavebeentoobusyrecently.W:Yes,Ineedtohaveagoodrest.CanIhaveadayoff?M:Ofcourse.Youhavefinishedthetaskaweekaheadofschedule.W:Thanks,IthinkIwillgotoseethedoctorfirst.M:Takeagoodbreak.(Text8)M:Whatistheproblem,W:Themainissueismyfridge—it'sjustnotcooling.Andcouldyoualsohavealookatthebathroom?Thewaterheaterandwashingmachinedon'tworkwelleither.M:Okay,I'llstartwiththefridgeandthencheckthebathroomissues.W:That'sgreat.M:Checkingdone.Yourfridgejustneedsanewpart.