福建省龙岩一中、三明二中、永春一中三校协作2026-2027学年高三上学期10月阶段英语试题

“三明二中、永春一中、龙岩一中”三校协作2026—2027学年第一学期联考高三英语试题第一部分听力（共两节，满分30分）第一节听下面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.WhatisEmmacomplainingabout?A.Adelayedorder. B.Awrongdelivery. C.Abrokenmachine.2.Whendoesthemanplantoreachthestadium?A.At8:00. B.At10:00. C.At12:00.3.HowdidGracefeelintherestaurant?A.Ashamed. B.Annoyed. C.Embarrassed.4.Whatarethespeakersmainlytalkingabout?A.Anemergency. B.Aplayer. C.Amatch.5.Whatistheprobablerelationshipbetweenthespeakers?A.Roommates. B.Co-workers. C.Shopassistantandcustomer.第二节听下面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。听下面一段对话，回答第6、7小题。6.WhatdoesJaneexpecttodomost?A.Spendtimewithanimals. B.Pickfruitsandvegetables.C.Masterfarmingtechniques.7.WhenwillJanegotothefarm?A.OnOctober10th. B.OnOctober11th. C.OnOctober12th.听下面一段对话，回答第8、9小题。8.Whatmadethemanchoosetherestaurant?A.Avideo. B.Thelocation. C.Afriend’ssuggestion.9.Whatdoesthemanthinkoftherestaurant?A.Thestaffwereunfriendly. B.Thefoodwasdisappointing.C.Theenvironmentwasn’tnice.听下面一段对话，回答第10至12小题。10.Wheredoestheconversationtakeplace?A.Inastore. B.Athome. C.Inarecyclingcenter.11.Howmuchdoesthewomanwanttospendatmost?A.£1,000. B.£1,500. C.£2,000.12.Whatwillthewomandonext?A.Donatesomeoldphotos. B.Attendaweddingceremony.C.Seesomesecond-handcameras.听下面一段对话，回答第13至16小题。13.Whatdoesthemando?A.Aplayer. B.Ahost. C.Acoach.14.WhatdoesthemanmentionaboutCoriinthebeginning?A.Herachievements. B.Herearlyeducation. C.Hertrainingexperiences.15.WhatdidCorisayaboutherfather?A.Hefoundcapablecoachesforher. B.Hewasn’tsupportiveofheratfirst.C.Heplayedakeyroleinhersuccess.16.WhatdoesCoriintendtodo?A.Inspireyoungathletes. B.Enjoyherpersonallife.C.Followherrolemodels.听下面一段独白，回答第17至20小题。17.Whydoesthespeakergivethetalk?A.Toadvertiseavillage. B.Tolookforvolunteers.C.Toadvocatefortourism.18.WhatdoestheEcoGroupprovide?A.Eveningmeals. B.Gardeninggloves. C.Professionalguidance.19.Whatisasuggestionforyou?A.Parkingalongtheroad. B.Goingtothesiteonfoot.C.Practicingplantingtrees.20.Whyshouldyouwearboots?A.Itisextremelycold. B.Wateringisamust. C.Thesiteismuddy.第二部分阅读（共两节，满分50分）第一节阅读下列短文，从每题所给的A、B、C和D四个选项中，选出最佳答案。ATheCambridgeFolkFestival2027willtakeplaceonSaturday31July&Sunday1August2027atCherryHintonHall.Atthefestival,you’llseeglobalsuperstarsperforminglivewithexcitingemergingartists.YoucanalsolookforwardtoavarietyofGreek,Australian,IndianandChinesedishesaswellasVegetarian&Veganfood,burgers,pizza,ice-creamandsomuchmore.Buttheexperienceheregoesfarbeyondmusicandfood.Youcanjoinworkshopsontraditionalinstrumentsandgethands-onexperiencewiththecharmoffolkinstruments.Andifyou’reinterestedinsongwriting,therearededicatedworkshopswaitingforyoutoreleaseyourcreativity.TicketPricesTicketTypePrice(inclusiveofbookingfee)Adult£133YoungFolk(14-25)£93Children(0-13)FreeDisabilityConcessions(优惠)£93Accommodation&CampingCambridgeoffersawideselectionofhotelsforvisitorsstayingduringthefestival.Pleasevisitforafulllistofhotels.Ifyouwishtocamponsite,campingticketsmustbepurchasedseparatelyatarateof£45pertent.Asinglecampingticketprovidesoneplot,sizedtofita2-3berth(铺位)tent.CherryHintonCampsiteistheonlycampsitefor2027.Parking&Drop-OffParkingisavailableatNetherhallSecondarySchool,pricedat£20forthefullweekendparkingpass.Freeauthorizeddrop-offaccessisreservedforthreegroupsofvisitorsonly,butpriorapplicationisrequired.·Familieswithchildrenagedunder5·Guestscarryinglargemusicalinstruments·Visitorswithpre-existinghealthconditionsAllvehiclesmustfirstenterthecarparkbeforeparkingstaffdirectyoutotheassigneddrop-offzone.Forfurtherinformation,pleasevisittheofficialfestivalwebsite:www.cambridgefolkfestival.co.uk.21.Whatelsecanvisitorsdoapartfromenjoyingmusicandfood?A.Performwithartists. B.Takecookinglessons. C.Joindanceworkshops. D.Composeoriginalsongs.22.Howmuchdoesadisabledadultpayforhisfestivalticketandacampingplot?A.£93. B.£133. C.£138. D.£178.23.Whatisamustforvisitorsusingthefreeauthorizeddrop-off?A.Applyingaheadoftime. B.Prepayingtheparkingfee.C.Arrivingbeforeweekends. D.Registeringonthewebsite.BStandingbarefootonthedarklava(熔岩)fieldsofMountYasur,Philip,knownlocallyasthe“barefootvolcanologist”,facesoneofthemostactivevolcanoesintheworld.ThedramaticimagewascapturedbyphotographerElleLeontievontheremotePacificislandofTannainVanuatuandlaterwonthePortraiturecategoryoftheSonyWorldPhotographyAwards2026.Atthatmoment,ashandsulfurpouredfromthevolcanowhilefiercewindsblewthefumes(烟雾)directlytowardthepair,makingitdifficulteventobreathe.Sodangerousdidtheconditionsbecomethatthepaireventuallyhadtoleavethesite.Rising1,184feetabovetheisland,MountYasurhaseruptedcontinuouslysinceatleast1774.ItsfrequentyetrelativelymoderateexplosionsmakeitoneofthemostaccessibleactivevolcanoesonEarth.Bornandraisedatthebaseofthisrestlessmountain,Philiphasspenthisentirelifestudyingitsbehavior.Philip’sscientificjourneytookanewdirectionin2011,whenhemetFrenchvolcanologistThomasBoyer.WhileBoyerintroducedhimtoscientificmethodsandmonitoringtechniques,Philipsharedpracticalfieldskillsandtraditionalknowledgehehadgainedsincechildhood.Today,Philipworkscloselywithresearchers,guidingscientistsandtouristsupthevolcanoandhelpingmonitoritsactivity.LivingbesideYasur,heobservesitschangesdaily,offeringlong-termknowledgethatvisitingscientistsoftenlack.Suchcontinuousobservation,builtthroughyearsofexperience,hasprovedinvaluableinimprovingscientificunderstandingofvolcanicbehavior.LifeonTannadependsheavilyonthefertilevolcanicsoilthatsupportsfarmingandtourism.Yetnaturaldisastersandeconomicchallengeshavereducedthenumberofvisitorsinrecentyears.Despitethesedifficulties,Philipremainsdevotedtothevolcanoandthecommunityaroundit.HisgreatesthopeisthathissonJohnwillonedayreceiveformaltrainingandbecomeTanna’sfirstofficiallytrainedvolcanologist,carryingbothscientificknowledgeandlocaltraditionintothefuture.24.Whatcanbelearnedabouttheaward-winningphoto?A.Itissetinaroughvolcaniccondition. B.Itiscapturedbyafamousphotographer.C.ItisthefirstphototakenofMountYasur.D.Itisknownforitsfineshootingtechnique.25.WhatmakesPhilipvaluabletovisitingscientists?A.Hiscreativeresearchmethods. B.Hisworkinvolcanotourism.C.Hisformalacademictraining. D.Hislong-termhands-onexperience.26.WhatisPhilip’sstrongestdesirenow?A.Totrainmorevolcanologists. B.ToattractmoretouriststoTannaisland.C.Tohelpstopnaturaldisastersinhishometown.D.Topassdownvolcanicknowledgeinacombinedway.27.WhatmessageisconveyedinPhilip’sstory?A.Everycoinhastwosides. B.Knowledgecomesfrompractice.C.Likefather,likeson. D.Thinktwicebeforeyouact.CFordecades“Mondayblues”hasbeenatermforthecollectivegroan(叹息)thatgreetsthestartofeachworkweek.Mondayscomewithhigherratesofanxiety,stressandevensuicidecomparedwithotherdays.ThestressandanxietyexperiencedonMondayseemstoeaseastheweekunfolds.Butisthestressandanxietybiologicallydistinct?Furthermore,couldthefleetingchangesinmoodleaveamarkonpeople’sbodyevenaftertheystopworking?Toanswerthesequestions,ProfessorTaraniChandolafromHKU,lookedintothephenomenon,focusingonthestresshormonecortisol(皮质醇).Whenweexperienceastressor,thebrainactivatesthereleaseofcortisol,whichhelpsustomanageshort-termstress.Butconstanthighlevelsofcortisoldisturbthebrainandbodilysystems,increasingtheriskofanxiety,depression,heartdisease,diabetesandobesity.Chandolastudied3,511participantsaged50andolderinEngland,andtheresultswerestriking.OlderadultswhoreportedfeelinganxiousonMondayshad,onaverage,23percenthigherlevelsofcortisoluptotwomonthslater,comparedwiththosewhofeltanxiousonotherdays.Andtheeffectwasnotlimitedtothosestillworking;retireeswhofeltanxiousonMondaysalsoshowedhighercortisol.WhymightMondays,inparticular,haveapowerfuleffectonthebody?Onepossibilityisthattheshiftfromtheweekendtothehighdemandsoftheweekisessentiallystressful.Also,somepeoplebecomeanxiousonMondayssoroutinelythatitbecomesanautomaticbodilyresponse.Forsomepeople,Mondaybluesareconstantstressors.HospitalsmayneedtoplanfortheincreasedriskofheartattacksandotherhealtheventsonMondays,especiallyamongolderadults.Inaddition,internationalpracticeslikemeditation,mindfulness,regularphysicalactivityorgoodsleepmighthelppeopleadapttothestartoftheweekandhavelong-termhealthbenefits.Finally,researcherswillneedtoinvestigatewhysomepeopleareresilient(适应力强)toMondayanxietywhileothersarenot.Thatquestionmightopenthedoortointerventionsthathelppeoplestarttheweeknotjustwithagroanbutwithgreaterresilience.28.Whatdoestheunderlinedword“fleeting”inparagraph2mean?A.Extreme. B.Uncommon. C.Short-lived. D.Far-reaching.29.Whatdoestheauthorintendtodoinparagraph3?A.Todefineamedicalterm. B.Toshowwaystohandlestress.C.Toexplainhowcortisolhelpsreducestress.D.Torevealhowstressharmshealthbiologically.30.WhatdidChandola’sstudyfindaboutMondayanxiety?A.Itslevelsarecloselyrelatedtoage. B.Itisalifelongburdenforsomepeople.C.Itistheprimarychallengepeopleface. D.Itseffectsarelimitedamongtheelderly.31.Whichisoneoftheauthor’ssuggestionstoaddressMondayblues?A.Researchersdoingfurtherstudies. B.Hospitalskeepingtrackoftheold.C.Individualsseekinghelpfromothers. D.CompaniesreducingMondayworkloads.DNewtechnologyisenablingpatientswithamyotrophiclateralsclerosis(ALS),aprogressiveneurodegenerativediseasethatrobspeopleofmusclecontrol,tooperateawheelchairusingonlytheireyemovements.DevelopedbyaresearchteamledbyProfessorLongYunzeatQingdaoUniversity,incollaborationwithmultiplemedicalandindustrialpartners,thesystemmarkstheworld’sfirstself-poweredeyetrackingsolutionforALSpatients,withitscorebreakthroughlyinginsolvingthepowersupplydilemmathathaslongrestrictedthedailyuseoftraditionaleyetrackingdevices.Mosttraditionaleyetrackingsystemsdependonexternalpowersupplies,whichmakethembulky,heavyandunfitforprolongeddailywear.ForALSpatientswhorelyonsuchdevicestomaintainindependentmobility,heavyhead-mountedequipment,tangledpowercablesandconstantlow-batteryalertshavelongbeenmajorbarrierstotheirdailylife.Toaddressthisunmetneed,theteamdevelopedacreative,user-centeredsolution:harvestingelectricitydirectlyfromthewearer’snaturaleyemovements.Thenewsystem,ultra-lightandfullywearablelikeapairofordinaryprescriptionglasses,isdesignedforlong-timecomfortablewear.Itadoptsadual-layerstructure:asoftcontactlens-likePDMSlayerattachesgentlytotheeyeball,functioningasaminitriboelectricgeneratorthatproducessteadyelectricalcurrentthroughthefrictiongeneratedbyblinkingorsubtleeyerotations.Theglassesframeisequippedwithtransparentelectrodesthatactassignaltransmitters,convertingtinychargechangesintoreal-timecommandstosteerthewheelchairaccuratelyandsmoothly.WhilethetechnologybringsunprecedentedhopetoALSpatients,itstillfacespracticalhurdlesbeforelarge-scaleclinicalanddailyapplication.ZhangJun,acoreresearcheroftheteam,notedthattheyaredeepeningcooperationwithindustrypartnerstoacceleratecommercialization.Ifmassproductionisachievedsuccessfully,thisself-poweredsystemwillgrantALSpatientsgreaterindependence,dignityandcontrolovertheirlives,allthroughasimpleblink.32.Whatisthemaininnovationofthenewsystem?A.ItenablesALSindependentmobility. B.Itisthefirstmedicaleyetrackingsystem.C.Itsolvesthelong-standingpowerproblem.D.Itachievesstablereal-timesignaltransmission.33.Whatisthedifferencebetweentraditionalandnewsystems?A.Powersupplymode. B.Wearingcomfort. C.Controlaccuracy. D.Signaltransmissionspeed.34.HowdoesthenewsystemproduceelectricityaccordingtoParagraph3?A.Byeyemovements. B.Byexternalpowersupply.C.Bychargechangesfromsignals. D.ByPDMSmaterialinthelens.35.Whatcanbeasuitabletitleforthetext?A.TimetoReplaceEyeSystems. B.TheSelf-PoweredSystemAidsPatients.C.TipsforWearingEyeSystems. D.EyeSystemControlsWheelchairsWell.第二节阅读下面短文，从短文后的选项中选出可填入空白处的最佳选项。选项中有两项为多余选项。Inrecentyears,weighttraininghasexperiencedanincreaseinpopularity.Whetheryou’reaseasonedgymgoerorsomeonenewtofitness,it’shardtoignorethegrowingenthusiasmsurroundingweighttraining.

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Thisarticleexploresthereasons,helpingyouunderstandwhysomanypeopleareembracingweighttraininglikeneverbefore.Theexplosionoffitnesstechnologyhasplayedasignificantroleinpopularizingweighttraining.Wearabledevices,apps,andonlineplatformsnowprovidedetaileddataanalysis,helpingyoutrackyourprogressandtailoryourworkouts.

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Withaccesstoreal-timefeedback,youcanfine-tuneyourtechniqueandmakeconsistentgains.

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Fitnessculturehasundergoneagreatchange,withagrowingemphasisonstrengthandperformanceoveraesthetics(美感).Socialmediaplatformshavecontributedtothisshiftbyshowcasingadiverserangeofathletes,trainers,andenthusiastswhocelebratestrengthandfunctionality.Anotherkeydriverbehindtheriseinweighttrainingisthegrowingbodyofresearchhighlightingitshealthbenefits.Studieshaveshownthatstrengthtrainingcanimprovebonedensity,enhancemetabolichealth,andreducetheriskofchronicconditionssuchasdiabetesandcardiovascular(心血管的)disease.39Weighttrainingdoesn’tjustimprovephysicalhealth;italsoofferssignificantmentalhealthbenefits.Liftingweightscanhelpreducestress,boostself-confidence,andimprovemood.Thefocusrequiredtoperformliftswithproperformprovidesameditative(冥想的)quality.

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Additionally,thesenseofaccomplishmentthatcomeswithachievinganewpersonalrecordormasteringachallengingmovementcanbeincrediblyempowering.A.Youmaywonderwhathascausedthisshift.B.Thisallowsyoutoescapefromdailydistractions.C.Ashiftinfitnesscultureisalsoanimportantreason.D.People’sattitudestowardtheexercisinghavechanged.E.Smartgymequipmentallowsformoreprecisetraining.F.Additionally,maintainingmusclemassiscrucialforhealthyaging.G.Therefore,peoplecantrytoimprovementalhealththroughweighttraining.第三部分语言运用（共两节，满分30分）第一节完形填空阅读下面短文，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。Musichasaremarkableabilitytoupliftspirits.WhenIhearabeautifulvoiceora

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melody(旋律)inapublicspace,itoftenpullsmeoutofmyownthoughtsandtroubles.Iaimtoprovidethesameexperienceforothersthroughmy

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However,toablindmusicianlikeme,performinginsettingslikesubwaystationscanbea

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Inabusycity,Iusedtofindmyselftryingtominimizemyphysicalandsocialpresencebecauseofmy

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Icouldnottellwhethermyvoiceannoyedorcomfortedthem,soIoftenheldback.Yet,Ihadto

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thishabitifIwantedtorealizemygoal.Istillremembermyfirstpublicperformancevividly.Gatheringallmy46,Itookadeepbreathandbegantosing.SoonIlearnedthatsingingathomediffered

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bignoiseandcrowds.49,itwaspreciselythischallengethatmotivatedmetolearnandadaptmyapproach.Songbysong,Imade

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Thecityflowedpastme.Somepassers-bydroppedcoinswithoutpausing;othersstoppedto

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toldme,“Thanks,that’sthefirsttimeI’vesmiledtoday.”Inthatmoment,IrealizedIhadachievedmypurpose—

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apotentiallyboringexperienceintosomethingbeautifulandmeaningful.Thesubwayisaspaceof54,wherepeopleareonthemove,atrest,orcaughtinbetween.Mymusicbecomesathread(线)thatconnectsthese

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experiences,bringingtogethersharedemotionsandstories.41.A.moody B.dreamy C.cheery D.sleepy42.A.performances B.descriptions C.inquiries D.invitations43.A.task B.reality C.trade D.challenge44.A.doubt B.disability C.secret D.regret45.A.overcome B.develop C.maintain D.follow46.A.courage B.knowledge C.wisdom D.patience47.A.frequently B.exactly C.greatly D.slightly48.A.getridof B.putupwith C.associatewith D.competewith49.A.Therefore B.Otherwise C.However D.Moreover50.A.trouble B.progress C.peace D.money51.A.appreciate B.judge C.imagine D.assist52.A.also B.even C.instead D.still53.A.grouping B.adding C.dividing D.translating54.A.imagination B.transition C.inspiration D.extension55.A.unforgettable B.tiring C.diverse D.upset第二节语法填空阅读下面短文，在空白处填入1个适当的单词或括号内单词的正确形式。Earlyinthemorning,anactiveandlivelysceneunfoldsineverycornerofChina.EvaMolaro,

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Italianmediaprofessional,stretchesalongwithagroupofearlyriserstowelcomethenewday.Atabusyairportshop,KazakhairlinerepresentativeIgorMarchukpaysconvenientlywithhisphone.Downstairsinaneighborhoodcourtyard,FrenchentrepreneurSuaparksherbikeand,smiling,

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(answer)aneighbor’sgreetinginChinese:“Chiguola(I’veeaten)!”Recently,thehashtags(话题标签)“VeryChineseTime”and“BecomingChinese”havegoneviralonline,

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inspiresmoreforeignerstoimitatedailyChinesehabitswithgreatenthusiasm.Insteadofjust

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(sample)ashort“Chineseexperience”,theychoosetosettleinChinaandtrulyappreciatetheChineselifestyle.WhatspreadsgloballyisnotChinainitsfull

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(complex),butdailybits.Molaro’smostcherished“Chinamoments”arehiddeninsimpledailydetails:acupofhotwaterandmorningexercise.ShehaslivedinChinafornearlytwodecades,developingadeepaffectionforsimple

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(comfort)likehotwaterandtraditionalChinesemedicine.Shehasalsotakentooutdoorexercise,joiningherChineseneighbors

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(remark)vitalityofChineseseniors.Shesincerelyexpectstobejustliketheminherlateryears,fullofpassion,

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(engage)inthecommunityandopentodialogue.Withmorepeopleexperiencingtherhythmsofdailylife,China’scharmis

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(steady)gainingworldwiderecognition.第四部分写作（共两节，满分40分）第一节应用文写作（满分15分）66.你校英文报“Opinion”栏目正在征稿。请你就“同伴一起学习”（peerlearning）与“自主学习”（independentlearning）哪一种学习效果更好发表看法，并阐述你的理由。请你写一篇短文向该栏目投稿。注意：（1）写作词数应为80左右；（2）请按如下格式在答题纸的相应位置作答。WhichWorksBetter:PeerLearningorIndependentLearning?__________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________第二节读后续写（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。OnarainySaturdayafternoon,Javin,aseniorhighschoolstudent,hurriedtothedowntownbanktodeposit(存钱)hiscollegeregistrationfee.Thetightlysealed(密封)envelopecontainedallhishard-earnedpart-timesavingsandhisparents’modestearnings,whichmeanteverythingforhisupcomingcollegeadmission.Withtherainpouringdown,hegotonacrowdedbus,graspingtheenvelopetightlyinhispocket.Thebusshookconstantlywithnoisypassengerschattingandrushing.Focusedonavoidingtherainandcountingthestops,Javingotoffinahurrywhenhereachedhisdestination.Itwasnotuntilhestoodundertheshelterandreachedfortheenvelopethathisheartsankdeeply.Thepocketwasempty.Panicfloodedhismindinstantly.Themoneywasgone.Hetriedtorecalleverydetail,butcouldonlyrememberpushingthroughthecrowdduringtherushtogetoff.Therewasnopersonalinformationofhimintheenvelope.Evenifsomeonepickeditupandhopedtoreturnit,theycouldn’tcontacthim.Desperateandanxious,Javinignoredtheheavyrainandranafterthedepartingbus.Coldrainstreameddownhisface,cloudinghissight.Fortunately,thebusstoppedataredlighttwoblocksahead.Herushedaheadandknockedhardonthebusdoor,beggingthedrivertoopenit.Hearinghisvoice,thewarm-hearteddriverlethimonandlistenedpatientlytohisurgentexplanation.AfterhearingJavin’sdescription,thedriverpulledoutabrownenvelopefromtheconsole(中控台).“AgirlnamedElowenpickedthisupontheseatandleftitherebeforeshegotoff,”thedriversaidgently.ReliefwashedoverJavin,andhethankedthedriverrepeatedly,feelinggratefulforthestranger’skindness.Hereachedouttotakehisenvelopeeagerly.However,themomentJavin’sfingerstouchedtheenvelope,hissmilefroze.Thesealededgeoftheenvelopehadbeenroughlytornopen,notintheneatwayhehadsealedit.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。Javinstaredattheopenedenvelopeinshock._______________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________Followingthedriver’sadvice,Javincheckedtheenvelopeandfoundamessageinit._______________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________参考答案第一部分听力1—5BABCA6—10ACABA11—15BCBAC16—20ABCBC第二部分阅读第一节21—23ACB24—27DADC28—31BDCB32—35CBAD第二节36—40CDBFA第三部分语言运用第一节完形填空41—45DBACB46—50CDADA51—55BCABD第二节语法填空56.an57.answers58.which59.sampling60.complexity61.comforts62.in63.remarkable64.engaged/engaging65.steadily第四部分写作66参考范文WhichWorksBetter:PeerLearningorIndependentLearning?Frommyperspective,peerlearningworksbetterformoststudents.Withclassmatesworkingtogether,wecansharedifferentideas,solvingproblemsmoreefficiently.Notonlydoesitdeepenourunderstanding,butitalsobuildscommunicationskills.Iftimepermits,groupdiscussionsoftensparkcreativesolutionsthatwemightneverdiscoveralone.Thatsaid,independentlearningstillmatters.Whatweshoulddoiscombinebothapproaches,usingpeerlearningtoexchangeideaswhiledevelopingself-studyhabits.Onlyinthiswaycanweachieverealacademicgrowth.73参考范文Javinstaredattheopenedenvelopeinshock.Hisheartsankthemomenthespottedtheroughlytornedgeoftheenvelope.Doubtcrowdedintohismind.Heassumedthegirlhadopeneditandtakenthemoneybeforeputtingitback.Frozentothespot,hecouldbarelybreathe.Theheavyrainbeatagainstthebuswindow,addingtohisnervousness.Noticinghisgreatanxiety,thebusdriverpattedhisshouldergently,urginghimtoexaminetheenvelopethoroughlybeforejumpingtoconclusions.Followingthedriver’sadvice,Javincheckedtheenvelopeandfoundamessageinit.Itread,“Ifoundthistornenvelopeonthebus.Ithoughttheownermustbeveryworried,soIdidn’ttouchthemoneyinside.Ihopetheownercancheckitcarefullyaftergettingit.Sincerely,Elowen.”AsJavinreadthewords,allhissuspicionfadedaway.Awaveofshamewashedoverhimandhisfaceburnedwithembarrassment.DeeplymovedbyElowen’shonesty,helatermanagedtoreachhertoexpresshisgratitude.Thisunforgettablerainyexperiencetaughthimthatkindnessalwaysshinesthroughunexpectedmoments.听力原文1M:CarterOfficeSolutions.HowcanIhelpyou?W:ThisisEmmaspeaking.There’ssomethingwrongwithanorderImadelastweek.Yousentthewronginkforourprinters.2W:Whyareyouupsoearly?M:I’mgoingtolineuptogetticketsforthebasketballmatch.Theygoonsaleatteno’clock.Iamplanningtogettothestadiumtwohoursearlier.3W:YesterdayIhaddinnerwithJohnandhissisterGrace.M:Whatdidyouthink?W:Gracewasreallyrude.Sheactuallyshoutedatthewaiterintherestaurantforbringingherthewrongdish.Johnjustdidn’tseehowunpleasantshewas.4W:WhataboutnextFriday’simportantmatchinNewYork?Willyouplayinit?M:Oh,thematchhasbeenpostponedforonedaybecauseofsomekindofemergency.5W:Ireallylikelivinghereinthisapartment.It’ssoclosetomyofficeandtheshoppingmall.M:That’strue,butI’moftenwokenupatnightbythetrafficoutside.W:Oh,Ididn’tknowyouwerealightsleeper.6-7M:Jane,wherewillyourclassgoforafieldtripthisyear?W:We’llgotoafarm.M:Whatcanyoudothere?W:Wecanpickfruitsandvegetables,feedfarmanimalsandobservethem,andlearnaboutfarmingtechniques.M:Whichactivitydoyoulookforwardtomost?W:Thesecond.M:Sowhenwillyousetout?W:TodayisOct