湖北省孝感市楚天协作体2027届高三上学期10月阶段检测英语试卷（含答案无音频有听力原文）

绝密★启用前2027届楚天协作体高三年级10月检测试卷本试卷共10页，试卷满分150分，考试时间120分钟。注意事项：1.答题前，考生务必将自己的姓名、考生号、考场号、座位号填写在答题卡上。2.回答选择题时，选出每小题答案后用铅笔把答题卡上对应题目的答案标号涂黑。如需改动，用橡皮擦干净后，再选涂其他答案标号。回答非选择题时，将答案写在答题卡上。写在本试卷上无效。3.考试结束后，将本试卷和答题卡一并交回。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。1.Whatarethespeakersmainlytalkingabout?A.Arescueteam.B.Aruinedbuilding.C.Aterribleflood.2.WhyisMichelleunhappy?A.Herparentsmissedtheceremony.B.Shelostthecontest.C.Shedidn’tgetanaward.3.Whatwasthewomanbeforeshebecameaprofessor?A.Alawyer.B.Anartstudent.C.Agolfer.4.WhathasGeorgebeenchosenas?A.Presidentofthestudentcommunity.B.Headoftheschoolelection.C.Leaderofacommunitygroup.5.Whycouldn’tthewomanreachtheman?A.HewassleepingatTom’s.B.Hisphonebatterywasdead.C.Hewasbusywithcleaningsnow.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。每段录音播放两遍。听第6段录音，回答第6、7题。6.Whatdoesthemanwanttodo?A.Getthecreditcardheappliedfor.B.ApplyforanewIDcard.C.Reportaproblemwithhiscard.7.Whatkindofcardwillthemanprobablychoose?A.Agasstationcard.B.Ashoppingcard.C.Atravelcard.8.Whoistheman?A.Amagazineeditor.B.Afashiondesigner.C.Awebsitemanager.9.Whatisthemanunsureabout?A.Thewoman’seducation.B.Thewoman’sexperience.C.Thewoman’sshootingmethod.10.Whatwillthewomanprobablydonext?A.Showsomeofherworks.B.Takeaphotographytest.C.Meetthedesignteam.11.Wherearetheman’sauntandunclenow?A.InHawaii.B.Ontheothersideoftheisland.C.InSanFrancisco.12.Whydidtheyleavetheirhome?A.Towatchthevolcanoerupt.B.Toavoidapossiblevolcaniceruption.C.Toescapethecoldweather.13.Howdotheyfeelaboutlivingwiththeman’sfamily?A.Theywanttoleavesoon.B.Theyfeelveryafraid.C.Theyfinditfun.听第9段录音，回答第14至7题。14.Whatdoesthemanadvisebeginnerstodo?A.Startwithshortrides.B.Buyanexpensivebike.C.Joingroupridesfirst.15.Wheredoesthemanusuallygocycling?A.Inanearbypark.B.Alongthecoast.C.Inthemountains.16.Whatistheman’slongestcyclingdistance?A.50kilometers.B.100kilometers.C.150kilometers.17.Whydoesthemanenjoygrouprides?A.Hecancompetewithothers.B.Hecanmeetothercyclists.C.Hecanridemorequickly.18.Wheredidjazzfirstappear?A.InAfricanAmericanareasofNewOrleans.B.InclassicalmusichallsinEurope.C.IncoastalcitiesacrosstheUS.19.Whatwasspecialaboutearlyjazz?A.Itwaslargelyfree‑styled.B.Itwaswrittendowninadvance.C.Itwasperformedonlybylargebands.20.Whatwasjazzviewedasbytheendofthe1900s?A.Animportantartandculturalform.B.Musiconlyforentertainment.C.Astylewithlittleinfluence.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。ABCPlaceStadiumGuideVancouverisworld‑renownedforitsnaturalbeautyandmountainlandscapes.Thecityhasabustlingart,theatreandmusicscene,butalsolovesitssports—BCPlaceStadiumisoneofthepremiere(首次公演)sportsvenuesinthearea.BCPlaceStadiumisthehomevenuefortheBCLionsoftheCanadianFootballLeagueandMajorLeagueSoccer’sVancouverWhitecapsFC.Inrecentyears,thestadiumhashostedsomeoftheworld’sbiggestsportsevents,includingthe2010WinterOlympics,the2015FIFAWomen’sWorldCupChampionshipMatch,the2021NorthAmericanHockeyTournamentsandmultipleknockoutstagematchesduringthe2026FIFAWorldCup.BCPlaceStadiumparkingoptionsandcostThereareplentyofpublicparkingoptionsaroundBCPlaceStadium.YoucanpurchaseparkingpassesinadvanceforeventsatBCPlaceStadiumonline,whichhelpstoavoidhigherparkingratesonsite.ParkingaroundBCPlaceStadiumcancostanywherebetween$10and$30oneventdays,dependingonthetypeofparkingandlocation.Otherimportantinformation◆BCPlaceStadiumusesmobileticketsforallevents.Guestsmustdisplaytheirpassesontheirmobilephonesinordertoenter.Screenshotsandprintoutsoftheticketwillnotbescannedoraccepted.◆Re‑entryisnotallowedatBCPlaceStadiumunderanycircumstances.Ticketsaregoodforone‑timeentrytogamesandeventsonly.◆Youcan’tbringoutsidefoodanddrinksintoBCPlaceStadium.Thestadiumwillonlyallowoneemptywaterbottleperpersonintothevenue.Allguestsareprohibitedfromsmoking.Andelectroniccigarettesarenotallowedineither.Itadoptsano‑petpolicy.21.WhichsportseventdidBCPlaceStadiumhost?A.The2010FIFAWorldCupFinal.B.The2021WorldHockeyTournaments.C.The2015FIFAWomen’sWorldCupFinal.D.The2026SummerOlympicGames.22.WhichofthefollowingisallowedinsideBCPlaceStadium?A.Anemptywaterbottle.B.Apackofcigarettes.C.Abottleofjuice.D.Asmallpet.23.Whatisthemainpurposeofthetext?A.TointroducethehistoryofVancouver.B.ToadvertisesportseventsinVancouver.C.ToprovideaguidetovisitingBCPlaceStadium.D.TocomparedifferentsportsvenuesinCanada.BAt15,whilepickingwildblackberries(黑莓)nearmyhome,Iwassuddenlyfilledwithdeepadmirationforthetinyfruit.Itsnaturalgrowthandlivelyvitalitymademesensetheperfectbalanceanduniquevalueofalllivingthingsaroundme.Thisbriefbutstrikingexperiencemademecuriousaboutwhynaturecanbringpeoplespecialinnerpeaceandspiritualconnection.Tofigureoutthereason,Ilookedintorelevantdocumentsandprofessionalscholars’opinions.Alargenumberofclassicworksandresearchfindingssuggestthatnatureservesasapreciouscarrierforpeopletoobtainspiritualcomfortandinnerstrength.Dr.PaulMarshall,whohaslongfocusedonnaturalspiritualexperiences,statedthatsuchmomentsinnaturecanhelpindividualsunderstandthemselvesbetteranddeveloppositiveinnerfeelings.“Suchpreciousexperiencesarenotlimitedtoasmallnumberofpeople,”hesaid.“Theyarefarmorecommonthanweimagine.”Hisresearchfurtherconfirmedthatpeopleofallagesanddifferentlifeattitudescangaincomfortfromnature.IconsideredthetouchingstoryofColleen,agirllikeme,asaconvincingexample.Whenherfatherfellillandbecamedifficulttocommunicatewith,shewastrappedingreatsadnessandhelplessness.Duringahikingtripwithherfatheronaquiethilltop,thepeacefulvalley,soaringhawksandwarmsunshinegraduallycalmedheranxiousheart.Sheaskedherfathersoftly,“Daddy,howisyourheart?”Herfathersmiledandrepliedgently,“Myheartisfine.Myhomeismyheart.Iamathome.”Itwasthepowerofnaturethathelpedthemrepairtheiremotionalbondsandfreedherfromlong‑termdistress.Furthermore,Ihavereadnumerousscientificstudieswhichhaveproventhatcommuningwithnaturebenefitspeoplebothphysicallyandmentally.Itcaneffectivelyrelieveanxiety,improvephysicalconditionsandrefreshexhaustedminds.Thediverseandbreathtakingbeautyofnaturalsceneryinspirespeople’sawe,whichgreatlyhelpsthemadjusttheirlifeattitudesandmaintainstableinnerbalance.24.Whatdidtheauthorbecomecuriousaboutaftertheblackberryexperience?A.Howwildfruitgrowsinnature.B.Whynaturegivespeopleinnerpeace.C.Whetheralllivingthingsarebalanced.D.Howpeoplecanconnectwitheachother.25.WhatdoesDr.PaulMarshall’sresearchindicate?A.Olderpeopleneednaturemorethanothers.B.Onlycertainpeoplecanbenefitfromnature.C.Scholarsholddifferentviewsonnature.D.Nature’sspiritualcomfortisavailabletomany.26.WhyisColleen’sexperienceincludedinthetext?A.Toexplainwhyherfatherbecameill.B.Toprovehikingisapopularfamilyactivity.C.Toshowhownaturecanhelphealemotionalpain.D.Todescribethebeautyofahilltop.27.Whatdoestheunderlinedphrase“communingwith”inthelastparagraphprobablymean?A.KeepingpacewithB.TakingaccountofC.MakingupforD.ConnectingwithCAsourplanetsteadilygetswarmer,ourbodieswillneedtodealwiththestressesofhighertemperatures.Anewstudyshowsthatcontinuedexposuretoheatwavescanagethebodyasmuchasregulardrinkingorsmoking.LedbyateamfromtheUniversityofHongKonginChina,theinvestigationlookedatdatafrom24,922peoplewhohadgonethroughmedicalexaminationsbetween2008and2022.Theresearcherscomparedtheirrecordswiththenumberofheatwaveseachpersonhadprobablyexperiencedbasedontheirregisteredaddresses.Theresultsshowedthatthosewhohadbeenexposedtomoreheatwaveshadhigherscoresforbiologicalmarkersassociatedwithbiologicalaging—ameasureofthefunctionalityoftissues,organs,andcells.Theparticipantsweresortedintofourgroupsdependingonheatwaveexposure,andeachstepupfromgrouptogroupwasassociatedwithanextra0.023to0.031yearsinbiologicalage.Theresearcherssayitputsheatwavesinthesamecategoryassmoking,drinking,diet,andexerciseintermsofhowmuchtheycanaffectbiologicalaging.Whilethisisn’tanentirelynewconnection,anddoesn’tshowdirectcauseandeffect,itoutperformsmanyearlierstudiesinthatitmeasuresheatwavesoveralongperiodoftimeinalargegroupofpeople.Thefindingsaddtowhatweknowaboutbothheatwavesandaging.Sincetheelderly,thoseinruralareas,andphysicalworkersareoftenmoreexposedtoheatthanothers,thisstudyhighlightstheneedforfurtherpolicydevelopmenttoaddressenvironmentalinequalitiesandenhancepopulationadaptationtothehealthimpactsofheatwaves.Thefindingsarealsoimportantinthecontextofagingpopulations.By2050,some16percentofpeopleworldwideareexpectedtobeaged65orover,andaswealllivelongerlives,targetedpoliciesandinterventionsareurgentlyneededtomakesurethoseextrayearsarelivedashealthilyaspossible.28.Howdidtheresearcherscarryoutthestudy?A.Byinterviewingpeoplefromdifferentareas.B.Bytrackingheatwavesastheyhappened.C.Bygivingparticipantsnewhealthexaminations.D.Bystudyingcollectedhealthandlocationdata.29.Whatdidthestudyfindaboutpeopleexposedtomoreheatwaves?A.Theirorgansfunctionedbetterthanaverage.B.Theyweremorelikelytosmokeanddrink.C.Theydidlessexercisethanotherpeople.D.Theirbodiesshowedsignsofagingmorequickly.30.Whatisparagraph4mainlyabout?A.Thelimitationsofearlierresearch.B.Thecausesofbiologicalaging.C.Theadvantagesofthestudy.D.Themeasurestoreduceheatwaves.31.Whatcanbeinferredfromthelastparagraph?A.Longerlivesdonotalwaysmeanhealthierlives.B.Healthyagingrequiresfurtherpolicysupport.C.Theelderlyarelessexposedtoheatwaves.D.Ruralworkersadapttoheatbetterthanothers.DFromlivespeechtranslationinvideocallstoauto‑dubbingonTikTok,real‑timetranslationpoweredbyartificialintelligence(AI)isnowembeddedineverydaylife.Allthisraisesavitalquestion.Ifmachinescandothisfasterandmoreaccuratelythanhumans,isinvestingyearsinlearninganotherlanguagestillworthit?Ourrecentstudyexaminedcognitiveperformancein94adultsaged18to83,usingbothvisuospatial(视觉空间的)andauditorytasksacrossworkingmemory,attentionandinhibition.Butsimply,welookedathowpeopleprocessandrespondtoinformationtheyseeormentallymapoutinspace(visuospatial)andinformationtheyhear(auditory).Examplesincluderememberingsounds,focusingonvisualpatterns,orignoringdistractions.Ourstudymeasuredmultilingualismasaspectrum,notacategory.Thisallowedustocapturediverselanguagebackgroundsandexperiences.Multilingualparticipantsspokearangeoflanguageswithvaryinglevelsofproficiencyanddailyuse,reflectingthelinguisticdiversitycommonwithinmulticulturalcommunities.Acrossmosttasks,multilingualsandmonolingualsperformedsimilarly.However,onepatternwasstriking.Individualswithricher,morediversemultilingualexperienceshowedmarkedlybetterperformanceinvisuospatialworkingmemory.Theseeffectsweremostpronouncedinolderpeople.Thissuggeststhatmultilingualexperiencedoesn’tbroadlyenhancecognition,likesomeheadlinesclaim.Instead,itmayhelppreservespecificfunctionsovertime.Separatepopulation‑levelresearchhasalsolinkedmultilingualismtolateronsetofAlzheimer’sdiseaseandbetteroverallagingoutcomes,thoughthemechanismscontinuetobedebated.Overall,however,itappearsthatsustaineduseofmultiplelanguagesrepresentsaformofmentalactivitywitheffectsthataccumulateacrossalifetime.AItranslationexcelsatspeedandaccessibility.Formanypracticalpurposes,itworksremarkablywell.AIwillcontinuetochangehowweengagewithlanguagelearning.Itcanpersonalizeinstruction,minimizebarriersandprovidefeedbackatscale.Butitcan’treplacethecognitiveworkthatcomesfromlearningalanguage.Thisworkbuildsandpreservesthementalsharpnessthatsustainsusacrossalifetime.Andthisdifferencestillmatters.32.WhatisthemainpurposeofmentioningAItranslationatthebeginning?A.ToshowthatAIhasalreadysurpassedhumantranslators.B.Toquestionwhetherlearningalanguageisstillworthwhile.C.Toexplainwhyreal‑timetranslationisnowsocommon.D.Toarguethatlanguagelearningwillsoonbecomeoutdated.33.Whatcanbelearnedabouttherecentstudy?A.Itgroupedparticipantsstrictlybytheirlanguagebackgrounds.B.Itfoundmultilingualsoutperformedmonolingualsinmosttasks.C.Ittreatedmultilingualexperienceasamatterofdegree.D.Itprovedthatageisthekeyfactorincognitivebenefits.34.Whatdoestheauthorsuggestaboutmultilingualisminthelastthreeparagraphs?A.Itmainlyimprovesyoungpeople’svisuospatialmemory.B.ItcaneffectivelypreventAlzheimer’sdisease.C.Itismorebeneficialthanotherformsofmentalactivity.D.Itmayhelpmaintaincertainmentalabilitiesaspeopleage.35.Whichofthefollowingisthebesttitleforthepassage?A.AITranslation:AThreattoLanguageLearning?B.LearningAnotherLanguage:StillWorththeEffort?C.MultilingualismandAgeing:WhattheEvidenceShows?D.AITranslationvsLanguageLearning:WhoWillWin?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入空白处的最佳选项。选项中有两项为多余选项。Findingacareerasateenagercanbeafrighteningtask,butit’sanimportantstepinpreparingyouforthefuture.36It’salong‑termprofessionalpaththatallowsyoutouseyourskillsandhobbiestoearnalivingandmakeahugecontributiontoyourcountry.So,howdoyoustart?Identifyyourinterestsandvalues.Youneedtofindwhatyou’remostpassionateabout.Figuringoutwhatmattersmosttoyoucanhelpguideyoutowardsacareer.Ifyouwanttotrydifferentcareers,therearecountlesscareerpathstochoosefrom.37Youshouldstepoutofyourcomfortzoneandresearchdifferentindustriesandjobtitlestogetopportunities.Developyourknowledgeandskills.Thiscaninvolvetakingrelevantclasses,participatingintrainingsessionsandvolunteeringinyourcommunity.38Youshouldbuildrelationshipswithpeoplewhohavefirsthandexperienceinthefields.Considerjoiningprofessionalworkshops,attendingcareerfairsandconnectingwithconsultantswhocanofferadvice. 39Findingacareerthatfitsyourinterestsandvaluesmaynothappenovernight.Itmaytaketime,patienceandefforttoobtaintheperfectjob.Ifyoustayfocusedandkeepanopenmind,youwillincreaseyourchancesoffindingarewardingcareer.Rememberthatfindingacareerasateenagerisanexcitingprocessthatrequiresself‑reflection,explorationandpersistence.Bytakingthetimetounderstandyourinterests,developingyourcompetence,andseekingdirectionfromothers,youcansetyourselfupforsuccess.40A.Staypatientandkeepapositiveattitude.B.Acareermeansmorethansimplyhavingajob.C.Keepworkinghardatthecareeryouhavechosen.D.Besides,gettingadvicecanalsobehelpful.E.Intime,youwillfindacareerthattrulysatisfiesyou.F.Sometimes,youmayfeeluncertainaboutyourfuturecareer.G.Itisimportanttokeepanopenmindwhenexploringyourchoices.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四个选项中选出最佳选项。Lastwinter,asuddenlayoffendedmystableofficejobintheaccountingfirmandleftmewithtoomuchtimeandtoomanydoubts.Ihadspentyearsworkingwithreportsandnumbers,andmyhandshadnevermadeanythinguseful.Thelayoff41metopickupaskillIhadlongadmired:woodworking.Ihadnot42tobeginundersuchpressure.Tomakeuseofthefreehours,Istartedwatchingwoodworkingchannels,downloadingprojectplans,and43localweekendworkshops.Ialsoboughtcheaptoolsandsetupacornerinmygarage.Mytendencytokeep44myselfwithskilledmakersonlymadememoreanxious.Theirvideosshowedsmoothcutsandperfectjoints.WasItoo45forthis?Whydidexperiencedcarpentersmakeeverycutlookso46?Asimplewoodenstoolbecamemyturningpoint.Itwasnotbeautiful,butitstood.Ithelpedme47thedoubtsinmyhead.Atfirst,Ibuiltonlysmallboxes—asafe48forabeginner.LaterI49tochairsandshelves,thoughImademanymistakes.IdiscoveredwhenIwasabsorbedinwoodworking,Ienjoyed50allthementalnoiseinmybrainandwatchingmyideasappearas51inwood.Iwassoondrawntotheconnectionbetweenthechisel(凿子)andthegrain,andthequietsmelloffresh52aswell.Ioftenlosttrackoftimeatmyworkbench.Inmyoldjob,Ithoughtthebestpartofworkwas53numberstotellastory.Throughwoodworking,Ilearnedtovaluetheslow54ofsandingasurface.Inthis55,everyfinishedpieceremindedmethatcouldbuildanewpath,onesmallprojectatatime.41.A.urgedB.ledC.warnedD.trained42.A.managedB.meantC.refusedD.afforded43.A.connectingB.designingC.attendingD.skipping44.A.hostingB.sharingC.comparingD.mixing45.A.meanB.clumsyC.unreliableD.embarrassed46.A.unusualB.formalC.riskyD.effortless47.A.recordB.quietC.repeatD.prove48.A.rewardB.reasonC.optionD.substitute49.A.gaveupB.turnedbackC.lookedforwardD.movedon50.A.spreadingB.inputtingC.removingD.constructing51.A.spotsB.labelsC.signsD.shapes52.A.memoriesB.breathsC.shavingsD.attractions53.A.employingB.spellingC.definingD.coining54.A.growthB.evolutionC.rhythmD.march55.A.sessionB.achievementC.processD.situation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。LiondancingarrivedintheUnitedStateswithimmigrantsfromsouthernChinainthe1850s.Sincethen,it56(become)afamiliarpartofLunarNewYearcelebrationsinmanyAmericancities.Usually57(perform)duringtheSpringFestival,whichstartsonFeb17thisyear,thedanceisbelievedtobringgoodluckanddriveawayevilspirits.Itisa58(symbol)customrootedinancientlegends,59louddrumsandthelion’smovementswerethoughttoscareoffmonsters.NoofficialfiguresshowhowmanyliondanceteamsexistintheUS,60theycanbefoundinalmosteverycitywithalargeChinesecommunity.Awell‑trainedteammaygive30to50performancesayear,asrestaurants,schoolsandcompanieshireit61(celebrate)thefestival.Thearthasreachedfull62(mature)andthroughyearsofpractice,gainedwiderappealamongyoungpeople,63(make)itamust‑haveforpubliccelebrations.DuringtheSpringFestival,streetsinmanyUScitiesarecrowdedwithmusicandhappyvisitors.FormanyUScities,aSpringFestivaleventisnotcomplete64aliondance.Itbringsafestiveatmosphereandastrongsenseofcommunity.Thishelpsexplain65thetraditionhasremainedaliveforsolong.第四部分写作（共两节，满分40分）第一节（满分15分）假定你是李华。你校正在为即将举办的实践活动“Putdownyourphoneandcontactwithothers”征集英语宣传口号（publicityslogan请你给负责的外教老师Chris写一封信，推荐你设计的口号，内容包括：（2）推荐理由。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。DearChris,DearChris,Bestwishes,LiHua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。Mayahadnotspokenafullsentenceinclassfortwoyears.Notbecauseshecouldn’t,butbecauseeverytimeshetried,hervoiceshranktoawhisper.Herclassmatescalledher“theshadow.”Onlyherlittlebrother,Sam,knewanotherMaya—theonewhomadeupbedtimestoriesaboutabraverabbitandapapermoon.Mayawrotethosestoriesinawornbluenotebook,nevershowinganyone.InSeptember,anewteacher,Mr.Reed,arrived.Hestartedaclassmagazineandaskedeveryonetosubmitashortstory.Maya’sbestfriend,Ava,urgedhertotry.“Justwrite.I’llhanditinforyouifyouwant,”Avasaid.Mayaspentthreenightspolishingastoryaboutasilentgirlwhocouldonlyspeakthroughpaperbirds.ShegaveittoAva,whopassedittoMr.ReedwithoutMaya’sname.Twoweekslater,Mr.Reedannouncedthattheclassmagazinewouldbeprinted,andthebeststorywouldbereadattheschool’sAutumnFestival.Thechosenstorywas“ThePaperBirds.”Theclassclapped.Mayafroze.ThenMr.Reedadded,“Thewriterwillreaditaloudonstage.”AvalookedatMaya,whosefacehadturnedpale.Sam,whohadcometovisitherclassroomthatafternoon,tuggedhersleeveandwhispered,“Youcandoit.Therabb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绝密★启用前2027届楚天协作体高三年级10月检测试卷听力：1—5CACAB6—10ABABA11—15CBCAA16—20CBAAA阅读：21‑23CAC24‑27BDCD28‑31DDCB32‑35BCDB阅读七选五：36‑40BGDAE完形填空：41—45BBCCB46—50DBCDC51—55DCACC语法填空：56.hasbecome57.performed58.symbolic59.where60.but/yet61.tocelebrate62.maturity63.making64.without65.why第四部分写作（共两节，满分40分）第一节（满分15分）参考范文DearChris,I’mwritingtorecommendasloganfortheforthcomingactivity“Putdownyourphoneandcontactwithothers.”ThesloganI’vedesignedis“Disconnecttoreconnect.”Briefasitis,itconveysaprofoundmessage:onlybytemporarilysettingasideourphonescanwerediscoverthewarmthofface‑to‑facecommunication.Thecontrastbetween“disconnect”and“reconnect”makesitcatchyandmemorable,thusleavingadeepimpressiononparticipants.Moreover,itechoestheactivity’sthemeandmotivatesstudentstostepoutofthevirtualworldtobuildgenuinerelationships.Iwouldappreciateitifyoucouldtakemysuggestionintoconsideration.Bestwishes,LiHua第二节读后续写（满分25分）参考范文Thatevening,AvaandSamsatwithMaya,thebluenotebookopen.Theroomwasquietexceptfortherustleofpages.Maya’shandstrembledasshestaredat“ThePaperBirds.”“Whatifmyvoicedisappearsagain?”shewhispered.Avaheldherhand.“Thenwe’llbeyourvoiceuntilyoufindyours.”Samplacedafoldedpaperbirdonthenotebook.“Thebraverabbitsaysfearisonlyashadow.”Slowly,Mayabegantoread.Atfirst,hervoicewasbarelyaudible,butitgraduallygrewsteady.Bythefinalline,quietconfidencehadreplacedherfear.OnthenightoftheAutumnFestival,Mayasteppedontothestage.Thelightswereblinding,andaseaoffacesblurredbeforeher.Herheartpounded,andshealmostturnedtoflee.ThenshespottedAvainthefrontrow,holdingupapaperbird,andSamgrinningbesideher.Takingadeepbreath,Mayabegan.Hervoice,onceawhisper,roseclearandwarm,carryingthestorytoeverycorner.Whenshefinished,applauseerupted.Mr.Reednoddedwithpride.Mayawasnolongerashadow;shehadbecomethevoiceofherownpaperbirds.

听力部分录音材料（Text1）M:Tillie,haveyouseenthenews?Theriverhasburstitsbanksandpartsofthecityareunderwater.W:That’sterrible.Iheardsomebuildingswereruinedbutthankstothetimelyarrivaloftherescueteam,noonewashurt.听下面的录音，回答第2小题。（Text2）M:LookatMichelle.Shelooksupset.Doyouknowwhathashappenedtoher?W:Shedidverywellinthecontest,butherparentsdidn’tshowupfortheawardceremony.听下面的录音，回答第3小题。（Text3）M:Didyoustartoutwithanacademiccareerinmind,Professor?W:No,notatall.Believeitornot,Iwasonceaworld‑classgolfer,butIgotinjuredinmytwenties,soIwenttouniversitytostudylawinstead.听下面的录音，回答第4小题。（Text4）W:Didyougettheresu