河北百师联盟2027届高三上学期9月阶段检测英语试题+答案

3扫湿王高三英语考试时间为120分钟，满分150分第一部分听力(共两节，满分30分)A.Drivehertotheairport.B.Changeaflightforher.C.Repairhercar.A.Atasupermarket.B.Atthepostoffice.C.Atalost-and-foundoffice.3.WhatarethespeakersmainlytalkinA.Theman'scousin.B.Thewoman'sjob.C.Thelocalpress.5.Whoistheman?6.Whatisthemandoing?A.Designawebsite.B.Gotoagiftshop.C.Visitalocalartist.听第7段材料，回答第8至10题。8.Whydoesthemanwanttogotothebeach?A.Tohavearest.B.Tolearntosurf.C.Totryanewjob.9.What'sthetotalcostofthegas?A.$6.B.$16.C.$24.10.Whenwillthespeakersleaveforthebeach?第1页(共8页)听第8段材料，回答第11至13题。11.Whatisadisadvantageofpublictransportmentionedbytheman?B.Overcrowdinginthevehicles.C.Longwaitingtimeinbusyplaces.12.Whatdoesthewomansayaboutprivatecars?A.Theycauseenvironmentalproblems.B.Theyleadtotrafficjamsfrequently.C.Theymaketravelmoreconvenient.A.Howtoimprovepublictransport.B.Whypublictransportisessential.C.Whatlow-carbontransportationis.听第9段材料，回答第14至17题。14.Whatistheprobablerelationshipbetweenthespeakers?A.Coachandathlete.B.TVhostandguest.C.Foodexpertandaudience.15.WhichcountrywillthewoA.China.B.America.C.Germany.16.Whattimedoesthewomanusuallyeatbreakfast?A.At6:00a.m.B.At8:00a.m.C.At10:00a.m.17.Whydoesthewomanavoideatingoutside?A.Sheenjoyscookingathome.B.Sheprefersthefoodinherworkplace.C.Shecan'teatsomethingthatisnotallowed.听第10段，回答第18至20题。18.Whatcanweknowaboutthevoiceguide?A.Itischargedbyhours.B.ItappliesAItechnology.19.Whatistheparknamedafter?A.Itsbeautifulgreenlake.B.Thepersonwhofoundedit.C.Thehugestoneinthepark.20.Whatdoesthevoiceguideasktouriststodo?A.Carryaroutemap.B.Submitapersonalinformationlist.C.Keeparecordofanyanimaltheysee.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)ASportandculturebothplayanimportantroleinBoston'surbanlife,makingthecityfamousforitsathletichistoryandrichculturalcharm.Herearefoucharacter.RunyourownBostonMarathonEveryApril,Bostonhostsoneoftheworld'smosticonicmarathons.It'sextremelydifficulttogetaplaceintheeventitself,butthankfullythereareplentyofyear-roundtoursthatcanletyouexperiencetheevent.Forexample,thepopularRun“Boston”invitesyoutorunthreemilesoftheroutewithaguideandexplorenotablelandmarksalongthEnjoyaFreedomTrailTourWalkintohistoryalongtheiconicFreedomTrail—the2.5-mileredlineleadingtonationallysignificanthistoricsites.Ledby18th-centurycostumedFreedomTrailguides,thetourfeaturestalesofAmericanRevolution.Itishighlyrecommendedforfamiliestravelingwithkidsbecausetheguidesareskilledatbringingrevolutionaryhistorytolifeandengagingyoungsters.MakeaFenwayParkVisitFenwayPark,America'soldestMajorLeagueBaseballstadium,feelsbothgrandandintimate(温馨的).Catchingagamehereisamemorableexperienceforsportsfans,withtheseasonrunningfromApriltoOctober.Apartfroleadingvenueforsoccergames,hockeygames,concertsandotherculturalevents.Visitorscanalsotakea60-minuteofficialtourofthestadium,whichgivesfascinatinginsightintosomeofthestadium'shistoricsportingmoments.TourtheBostonPublicLibraryBostonPublicLibrary(BPL)offersfreeArtandArchitectureTours,whicharedesignedtohighlightthebeautifullibraryandsurroundingarea,aswellastheimportantartworkinandaroundthelibrary.Itallowsyoutoseeworld-classmuralsandgrandreadingroomsforfree.21.WhatcanvisitorsdoduringtheRun“Boston”tour?A.Jointheofficialmarathonrace.B.Meetfamousmarathonchampions.C.Explorehistoricsitesalongaredline.D.Runapartofthemarathonroute.22.WhatdoweknowaboutFenwayPark?A.ItisthelargestbaseballstadiumintheUS.B.Itisusedtohostgamesandculturalevents.C.Itoffersanofficialarchitecturetourfreeofcharge.D.ItisrecommendedtowatchagamethereinMarch.23.Wherecanvisitorsfollowguidesnarratingstoriesincostume?A.OntheRun"Boston"tour.B.InFenwayPark.C.OntheFreedomTrailtour.D.InBostonPublicLibrary.BBesidethefishingpondinmychildren'splaygroundstandsaPennOaktree.Fortwodecades,thistreehaswatchedusplaybeneathitsbranches.Forfourteenyears,Idevotedmyselffullytomyfamilyasastay-at-homemom,takingchargeofdailylifeandhomeschoolingmychildren.Gradually,Ifeltexhaustedbyrepetitivefamilyroutines.Oneday,Ipouredoutmyfrustrationtomyhusband.Noticingmystateoflife,hesuggestedIreturntocollegetocompletemyunfinisheddegree.Irefusedtheproposalinstantly.Besidesbeingbusywithendlesshousework,Ialsofeltembarrassedatthethoughtofstudyingasamiddle-agedadult,facingclassmatesmychildren'sageandyoungerprofessors.Thenonanafternoon,IreadTheGivingTreetomychildren.Forthem,itwasawarmstoryoffriendshipbetweenaboyandatree.Forme,itmirroredmylife.Inthebook,thetreegivesawayeverythinguntilnothingremainsbutastump(树桩).IrealizedIwasexactlythetreeinthestoryandrefusedtoendasalifelessstump.Instead,IlongedtoAyearlater,Ibeganacourseinliteratureandhistoryfrommykitchentable.Everyweek,Isatinavirtualclassroom,drinkingineverywordfrommyprofessors.Oneday,myprofessorshowedaquotebyphilosopherKant,“Havethecouragetouseyourownmind!”Iwroteitdownwithexcitement.Throughconsistentstudy,IexperiencedmyspiritualawakeningandlearnedtoquestionandexploreanswersindependentlThissummer,Igraduatedwithhonors.Thoughgoingbacktoschoolasastay-at-homemomwaschallenging,Iste第3页(共8页)IsitunderthePennOaktreereadingwithmychildren,Inolongerfeellikeaworn-outhousewife.Icangivemychildrenwordsandideasthatwilllast.Liketheoak,Ihopetostandtallformanyyears—beingawomanwhommychildrencanadmire.24.Howdidtheauthorfeelafterherhusbandgaveheradvice?A.Gratefulandamused.B.Confusedbutcurious.C.Unsatisfiedandawkward.D.Stressedbutmotivated.25.Whatinspiredtheauthortostartchangingherattitudetolife?A.ThestoryofTheGivingTree.B.Herchildren'sencouragement.C.Herhusband'sstrongsupport.D.ThePennOakbesidethepond.26.Whatdidtheauthorlearnfromheronlinecourse?A.Livinglifeatarelaxedpace.B.Learningandthinkingonherown.C.Thestrategiestoeducatechildren.D.Theacademicvalueofphilosophy.27.Whichofthefollowingcanbethebesttitleforthetext?A.StandingTallLikethePennOakB.AMom'sTipsforHomeschoolingKidsC.TheGivingTree:AReflectionofLifeD.AStay-at-homeMom'sGraduationSpeechCWhenflylarvae(幼虫)attackcowpeaplants,theplantsreleasechemicalsfromtheirrootsintothesoil.Thesechemicalssustainahelpfulcommunityofmicrobes(微生物).Inturn,thosemicrobesstimulatetheplantstoreleaseasmellthatattractsparasitoidwasps(寄生蜂)—naturalenemiesoftheflies,researchersfromZhejiangUniversity,ChinareportedinCellReportsrecently.TheAmericanserpentineleafminer,aflynativetothesoutheasternUnitedStates,nowthreatenscropsinAsia,EuropeandCanada.Itslarvaetunnelthroughleaves,destroyingplantslikecowpeas,eggplantsandbeans.Withoutcontrolmeasures,theycanruinentirefields.Oneeffectivemethodistobringinparasitoidwasps,whichcanconsumetheyoungflies.Someplantsreleasechemicalsignalstocallforhelpwhenbeingeaten.Suchabove-grounddefensesarethoughttobeshort-lived,dissipatingonsuggestthatplantscanshapewhichmicrobeslivearoundtheirroots.Theresearcherswonderedifsoilmicrobescouldhelpplantsachievelonger-lastingprotection.Intheexperiment,theygrewcowpeaplantsandallowedflylarvaetofeedonthem.Thentheyremovedtheoriginalplantsandusedthesamesoiltogrownewcowpeas.Theresultswerestriking:thenewplantsattractedfarmorewaspsthanthosegrowinginhealthysoilwithnoinsectattackhistory.Furtheranalysisshowedthatthelarvaehadcausedtheplantstoreleaserootchemicalsthatfedcertainbacteria.Thesebacteriathendirectednewcowpeastoreleaseasmellthatdrawsinwasps,evenwhennopestswerepresent.Thisresultpointstowardsadurableprotection,showingthatrootmicrobeskeepthememoryofanattack,ensuringthatdefensivemechanismsdon'thavetoberebuilteverytime.MichelleAfkhami,anAmericanecologistnotinvolvedinthestudy,notedthatsoilmicrobescanmaintainwhatwouldnormallybeshort-livedprotectionforthenextgeneration.Itremainsunclearhowlongthismicrobialprotectionlastsorwhetherotherplantsusesimilarstrategies.Butuncoveringhowtheprotectionworkscouldhelpresearchersusewaspsasabiologicalcontroltool.28.Whatiscowpeaplants'initialreactionwhenflylarvaeattackthem?A.Theyreleaseasmelltoattractwasps.B.Theyproducechemicalsfromtheirroots.C.Theysendoutsignalsthroughtheirleaves.D.Theysupportthecommunityofsoilmicrobes.29.Whatdoestheunderlinedword“dissipating”inparagraph3probablymean?A.Generating.B.Strengthening.C.Disappearing.D.Spreading.30.Whatcanbeconcludedfromtheexperimentresult?A.Healthysoilcontainsmoremicrobes.B.Flylarvaefeedonbacteriainthesoil.C.Newcowpeascanhardlyresistpests.D.Soildefensestillworksafterpestattacks.31.Whatisthemainpurposeofthetext?A.Towarnfarmersagainstleafminerdamage.B.Tocomparedifferentpestcontrolmethods.C.Tointroduceaflythatharmscropsworldwide.D.Toexplainhowplantsusesoilmicrobesforhelp.DAshumansandrobotsareincreasinglysharingworkspaces,collisionscanbedangerousforpeople.ItalianstartupGenerativeBionicshasafix:ahumanoidrobotcoveredinsensingskican“feel”nearbyhumansandadjustitsmovementsbeforeanycontactoccurs.Therobot,calledGene.01,iswrappedinanetworkofsensorsfromitstrunktoitslimbs(肢体).Thissmartskintrackstouch,temperature,andforceinrealtime,allowingtherobottoanticipateaperson'spresenceandreactbeforecontacthappens,justasyoupullyourhandbackfromahotstovebeforetouchingit.Thesamesensorsalsolethumansphysicallyteachtherobotnewtasks.InsteadofonlyshowingGene.01videos,apersoncandemonstratenotonlymotion,butalsotheforcerequired.Gene.01cansenseandrememberthepreciseforceappliedbythepersoninrealtime.Thishelpsaddresssomepersistentproblemsthatvideo-onlylearningcannotsolve,suchashowtotightlyGene.01isbuiltaroundwhatGenerativeBionicscalls“PhysicalAI”,theintegrationofroboticsandartificialintelligencewherethephysicalbodyitselfbecomesanessentialpartofthecomputationalsystem.Thisstandsincontrasttoconventionalroboticsdesignwprocessorhandlesallcomputationandsendscommandstopassiveactuators(执行器).InGene.01'sdesign,processingoccursnearsensorsthroughoutthebody,enablingsplit-secondreactiontimesandsmoothermovement.Ratherthanasinglefinishedproduct,Gene.01isabasicplatformthatcanbecustomizedfordifferentjobs.CustomerscanchangeitsAI,outerdesign,orevenrefititshandsorfeetdependingonthetask.ThecompanyaimstobuildanindependentEuropeanAIsupplychain,partneringwithaGermanfirmtoproducekeycomponentslocally.GenerativeBionicshasalreadyraised$81millionfrominvestors.Thefirstreal-worldapplicationisalreadyunderway,withthecompanyworkingwithashipbuildingcompanytodevelopawelding(焊接)humanoidforuseinitsshipyards.32.WhyisGene.01equippedwithsensingskin?A.Tomakeitshardwaremoredurable.B.Togiveitahuman-likeappearance.C.Toreactearlytoavoidhurtinghumans.D.Tomonitorworkers'physicalconditions.33.Whydoestheauthormention“howtotightlyholdanobject”inparagraph3?A.Toexposevideo-learning'sweakness.B.ToproveGene.01'slimitationontasks.C.Tostressthevalueofmovementaccuracy.D.ToshowGene.01sensors'powerfulfunction.34.Whatdoesparagraph4mainlytellusaboutGene.01?A.Itsdesignphilosophy.B.Itsoperationalconditions.C.Itsuniquematerials.D.Itsdevelopmentprospect.35.Whatcanbeinferredfromthelastparagraph?A.Gene.01hasbeenmarketedinGerman.B.Gene.01ismultipurposeanduser-friendly.C.GenerativeBionicsisshortoffundstoexpand.D.GenerativeBionicsfocusesmainlyonshipindustry.第5页(共8页)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人空白处的最佳选项。选项中有两项为多余选项。Therewasatimewhenparentstoldchildrentoputdownbooksandgooutsidetoplaybecausetheywereconvincedthatsunshineandexercisewerethekeystogoodhealth.36 Readingactuallyimproveshealthandcouldincreaselongevity(长寿).AYaleUniversitystudyrevealedthatparticipantswhoreadbooksfor30minutesormoreadaylivedalmosttwoyearslongerthannon-readers.Thisresultheldtrueevenafteradjustingforfactorslikeage,gender,education,andhealth.“Readingismorethanapastime;it’sapowerfultoolforcognitive(认知的)health,"saidKathleenJordan,amedicalexpert.Shealsonotedthatbooksbringgreaterlongtermhealthbenefitsthanmagazinesornewspapers.37Readingisnaturallyrelaxing.Insteadofendlesslyscrolling,readerssettlein,whichreducesstressandbenefitsbothphysicalandmentalwell-being.38Shiftingmerely30minutesofthattimetoreadingcanbringthesehealthrewards.Regularreadersalsostaymentallysharpastheyage,witha32percentlowerrateofmentaldecline.Buthowdoesreadingcreatethisrelaxingeffect?It'sallinthebrain.Evenbeforewrittenlanguageappeared,humansreadanimaltracks,cloudpatterns,anddangersignals.39Butthosewhocouldn'tdidn't.Today,whenpeopleread,theirbrain'svisualsystemrecognizeslettershapesandtransformsthemintowords.Languagenetworksconnectwordstomeanings.Attentionsystemskeepreadersfocusedonthestory,andmemorysystemscombinenewinformationwithexistingknowledge.Multiplebrainregionsworktogether.Insimpleterms,readingsweepsthem40Nospecialequipmentororonapps.So,takeabreakfromphysicalexerciseandenjoyagoodbook.YoucanevenreadA.Thebeautyofreadingisthatanyonecandoit.B.Now,itturnsoutbook-lovershadtherightidea.C.Thosewhofiguredoutthesemessagessurvived.D.Ifthebookdoesn'tconnect,pickuponemoreabsorbing.F.Outdoorexercisehaslongbeenpraisedforitsphysicaladvantages.G.Readingbooksrequiresdeeperconcentrationthanskimmingshorterarticles.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)四个选项中选出可以填入空白处的最佳选项。HeidiWidmermovedtoLosAngelesfollowingajobrelocation.Shewasexcitedtobeginanewchapterofherlife.Butherfirstnightinhernewapartmentwasfarfrom41afterhearingAfewweekslater,Widmerfinallymetherupstairsneighbor,Carole,whentheolderwomanaccidentally43herrecyclingoutsideWidmer'sapartment.Carolewas44sobadlyfromParkinson'sdisease(帕金森症)thattherecyclingunderstandthatwhatshehadassumedwas45behaviorwasactuallypartofanolderwomanstrugglingto46ordinarytaskswithoutmuchhelp.Carolewas85yearsold,livingalonewithnofamilynearby,doingherbesttoremain第6页(共8页)扫湿王independentdespitethechallengesofher47.Insteadofkeepingherdistance,Widmerdecidedtobecome48.ShebeganhelpingCarolewithsimplebutimportantpartsofher49.Shetookoutthetrash,preparedmealsandassistedwithpaperwork.Whatbeganasachancemeeting50turnTherelationshipbecameevenmoreremarkableafterWidmerbegan51partsoftheirstoryonline.Hervideosattractedmillionsofviews,andmessagesandoffersof52beganarrivingfromstrangersaroundthecountry.Evenafundraisingeventwas53tohelpCarole,bringinginmorethan$60,000.ButperhapsthemostmeaningfulthingWidmerdidforCarolewasn'tmoney.Itwasher54.Thetwowomendevelopeda55thatneithercouldhavepredictedwhenWidmerfirstmovedintothebuilding.41.A.peacefulB.reliableC.amusingD.formal42.A.boredB.frightenedC.annoyedD.embarrassed43.A.threwB.droppedC.collectedD.carried44.A.coughingB.sweatingC.shakingD.laughing45.A.dishonestB.unfortunateC.impatientD.inconsiderate46.A.takeoverB.turntoC.setaboutD.getthrough47.A.conditionB.dutyC.emotionD.personality48.A.attachedB.involvedC.qualifiedD.attracted49.A.routinesB.principlesC.prioritiesD.promises50.A.barelyB.roughlyC.graduallyD.instantly51.A.recordingB.editingC.polishingD.sharing52.A.guidanceB.directionC.assistanceD.introduction53.A.discoveredB.launchedC.improvedD.enrolled54.A.companyB.businessC.researchD.donation55.A.habitB.systemC.bond第二节(共10小题；每小题1.5分，满分15分)Formorethan2,000years,kiln(窑)fireshaveburnedinJingdezhen.OnJuly25,2026,JingdezhenHandicraftPorcelainIndustrySites56(add)totheUNESCOWorldHeritageList,confirmingthelastinglifeofthe“porcelain(瓷)capital”.Attheheartofthisnewlyrecognizedheritage57(sit)theTaoyangliHistoricalandCulturalBlock,whichrepresentstheveryspiritofJingdezhen'sporcelaincivilization58hassincegainednewstrengthinbothpreservationandrejuvenation.TheTaoyangliHistoricalandCpreservedimperial(皇家的)andordinarykilns59(date)backtotheMing(1368-1644)andQing(1644-1911)dynasties,offering60completerecordofthecity'sporcelain-makingevolution.LongthecoreofJingdezhen'sporcelainindustry,Taoyangliwashometogenerationsofporcelain61(craftsman).Differentfromlifelessfrozenrelics,itkeepstheoriginalkilns,workshopsandhouses,passingdowntraditionalporcelain-makingskillstothisday.Numerousancientbuildingsandlanesintheblockhavebeen62(careful)restoredinlinewithprotectiveandlow-interventionrenewalprinciples.63(abandon)kilnsandoldindustrialsiteshavebeentransformedintoexhibitionhalls,creativestudios,andexperiencespaces,breathingnewlife64thearea'sporcelainheritage.Theareahasbroughtbackancientkiln-firingtraditionsandadopteddigitalheritagedisplaytechnology,attractingyoungcreators.This65(combine)oftraditionandmoderncreativityhastransformedtheancient第7页(共8页)blockintoapopularlocalculturallandmark.第四部分写作(共两节，满分40分)第一节(满分15分)1.写作词数应为80左右；第二节(满分25分)Itwasahotspringday,andIwasinthemiddleofatennismatch.Isquinted(眯着眼睛)asdropsofsweatfelldownmyforehead.Iwipedmyfaceandreturnedtothereadyposition.Ibentmyknees,heldmybatup,andwaitedformyopponenttoserve(发球).Everytimemyopponentbouncedtheball,myanticipationbuilt.Shethrewtheballintotheairandswung.Herservewaslightandeasy,butwhenIwounduptohitit,anxietybuiltandIlostfocus.Inet,losingwhatshouldhavebeenaneasypoint.Ibecamestressedout.Irepeatedmymistake,andthenextthingIknewIhadlost,1-6.Thefirstsetwasover.Ileftthecourttotakeawaterbreak.Istormedoffthecourtburstingwithanger.Isankdownonthebench,pickedupmywaterbottle,andtooklargegulps(一大口)ofwater.Iwasatmymostnervous.Iknewifmyopponentwonnext,Iwouldlosethematch.IfIwon,wewouldgointoatiebreaker(决胜局).Mymomcameoverandtookaseamistakes,"Isaidtoher.“They'realleasyballs.Ikeeplosingpointsandit'sallfromselferrors.”Shelookedatme,smiled,andsaid,“Ella,whydoyouthinkthiskeepshappening?”Herquestionannoyedme.“IguessI’mjustworriedmyopponentwillplaybetter,"Iresponded.“IworrythatI'llmessup."“Ella,”shesaid,“youcan'tcontrolyouropponent'sskill.It'sawasteoftimetoworryaboutsomethingyoucan'tchange.Allyoucandoisstaycalm,playyourbest.”Thesharpsoundofawhistlesignaledtheendofourbreak.AsIstoodup,somethingbegantoshiftinmymind.Igrabbedmybatandgavemymomasoftsmi1.续写词数应为150左右；2.请按如下格式在答题纸的相应位置作答。Thesecondsetbeganbutmybatbecamelighter.Excitedbywinningtheentirematch,Irantomymom,smilingfromeartoear.第8页(共8页)高三英语参考答案及评分意见22.B细节理解题。根据MakeaFenwayParkVisit部分中Apartfrombaseballgames,italsoholdsitsstatusasaembarrassedatthethoughtofstudyingasamiddle-agedadult,facingclassmatesmychildren'sageandyounger26.B细节理解题。根据第四段Throughconsistentstudy,IexperiencedmyspiritualawakeningandlearnedtoD篇本文为说明文。文章介绍了意大利初创公司GenerativeBionics研发的一款人形机器人Gene.01,它全身覆盖传感皮肤，能感知周围人员并提前调整动作避免碰撞；同时该机器人采用PhysicalAI设计理念，支持定制化，可用于不同工业场景。32.C细节理解题。根据第一段…can“feel”nearbyhumansa英语答案第1页(共6页)人和人工智能结合在一起，使物理身体本身成为计算系统的一个组成部分。这与传统的机器人设计形成鲜明对比，传统的机器人设计是由中央处理器处理所有计算并向被动执行器发送命令。在Gene.01的设计中，处理过程发生在身体各处的传感器附近，从而实现了瞬间的反应时间和更平稳的运动。由此可知，本段主要介绍了Gene.01的设计理念。35.B推理判断题。根据最后一段Ratherthanasinglefinishedproduct,Gene.01isabasicplatformthatcanbe七选五本文为说明文。过去家长认为阳光运动才有益健康，然而研究表明阅读也能促进健康、延长寿命。文章观念反转，从旧认知(运动有益)过渡到新发现(读书也有益)。优于阅读报刊。E项里的fourtofivehoursonscreensdaily,把一部分屏幕时间改成阅读就能收获健康益处。指代上句的各类原始信号。40.A根据后文：Nospecialequipmentorskillsarerequired.Booksareavailableforfre..可知，本空为段落主旨总起，后文展开解释“阅读人人都可以做到”。完形填空本文是一篇记叙文，主要讲述了HeidiWidmer搬到洛杉矶后，起初被楼上邻居的噪音所困扰，后来发现邻居Carole是一位患有帕金森病的85岁独居老人，Widmer不仅消除了误解，还主动帮助她，两人从邻居变成了朋友乃至家人，并将这份善意传递给了更多人。43.B根据下文“Carolewas..sobadlyfromParkinson'sdisease(帕金森症)thattherecyclingspilledeverywhere.”可知，这位年长的女士不小心把她的回收物掉在了Widmer的公寓外，回收物洒了一地。45.D根据上文“Butherfirstnightinhernewapartmentwasfarfrom..afterhearingloudbanging(砰砰声)coming难生活中的一部分。事务。50.C根据空前“Whatbeganasachancemeeting”和空后“turnedintoagenui英语答案第2页(共6页)助Carole而发起的募捐活动最终筹集了超过6万美元。55.C根据上文“Whatbeganasachancemeeting..turnedintoagenuinefriendship.”可知，两位女士建立起了一种在Widmer刚搬进这栋楼时谁也无法预料的纽带。56.wereadded考查动词的时态语态。分析句子结构可知，空处作谓语，主语JingdezhenHandicraftPorcelain57.sits考查动词的时态与主谓一致。分析句子结构可知，空处作谓语，本句为倒装句，主语是theTaoyangli60.a考查冠词。分析句子结构可知，空处修饰可数名词单数record,表示“一份完整的记录”;结合句意，此处表示泛指，且complete发音以辅音音素开头，应用不定冠词，故填a。61.craftsmen考查名词复数。分析句子结构可知，空处作介词of的宾语，根据前面的generationsof(一代代)可系；结合句意，被废弃的窑炉和旧工业场地被改造成了展览馆、创意工作室等，应用过去分词作定语，故填bination考查名词。分析句子结构可知，空处作主语，被this修饰，应用名词形式；结合句意，传统与现代创意的结合把这片古老街区变成了当地热门文化地标，应用名词，故填combination。书面表达I'mexcitedtohearaboutyourrecentcommunityservice.It'strulyadmirablethatyou'vetakentheinitiativetohelpothers,andI'mreallyproudofyou!Yourexperienceremindsmeofmyownvolunteeringatalocalnursinghomelastmonth.MyclassmatesandIchattedwiththeelderly,readnewspaperstothem,andhelpedcleantheirrooms.Seeingthebrightsmilesontheirfacesbroughtmeadeepsenseoffulfillment.Itwastiringbutincrediblyrewarding.Irealizedthatgivingbacknotonlyhelpsthoseinneedbutalsoenrichesourownlives.I'dlovetohearmoredetailsaboutyouractivities!Yours,LiHua英语答案第3页(共6页)记人整车的想度是读后续写Thesecondsetbeganbutmybatbecamelighter.Theshakinginmylegssloweddown.Instantly,Iunderstood.EverymistakeImadewasmyown.Icouldn'tcontrolmyopponent