2027年浙江省高三高考一模英语试卷试题（含答案详解）

试卷第=page11页（共=sectionpages33页）试卷第=page11页（共=sectionpages33页）2026年高三10月题库英语试题考生注意：1．本试卷满分150分，考试时间120分钟。2．考生作答时，请将答案答在答题卡上。选择题每小题选出答案后，用2B铅笔把答题卡上对应题目的答案标号涂黑；非选择题请用直径0.5毫米黑色墨水签字笔在答题卡上各题的答题区域内作答，超出答题区域书写的答案无效，在试题卷、草稿纸上作答无效。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.Whatdoesthemanintendtodo?A.Requestanexchange.

B.Returnapresent.

C.Printareceipt.2.Howdoesthewomanfeelabouttheman’sidea?A.Detailed.

B.Doubtful.

C.Positive.3.Whatarethespeakerstalkingabout?A.Dailyhabits.

B.Varioussports.

C.Familylikeness.4.Wherearethetwospeakersnow?A.Inabank.

B.Atacafé.

C.Atalibrary.5.WhathappenedtoMike?A.Hefellintothepool.B.Helosthisjacket.C.Heencounteredastorm.第二节（共15小题；每小题1.5分，满分22.5分）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，并标在试卷的相应位置。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，各小题将给出5秒钟的作答时间。每段录音播放两遍。听下面的录音，回答第6和第7小题。6.Whichisontheman’sfavoritelist?A.Sandwichesandeggs.

B.Crispsandsweets.

C.Saladandcherries.7.Whatdoesthemanmeanatlast?A.Hekiddedthewoman.B.Hepraisedhismother.C.Hecouldsharehislunch.听下面的录音，回答第8至第10小题。8.Whatsurprisedthewoman?A.Thewomangotmoretasks.B.Thewomanmadeabigmistake.C.Thewomandidgreatonherassignment.9.Whydidthewomanaskforextrawork?A.Togainextracredit.B.Toapplyforascholarship.C.Tomakeupforlowgrades.10.WhatisthewomansupposedtodoonWednesday?A.Gettheguidelines

B.Submitthehomework.

C.Confirmtheapplication.听下面的录音，回答第11至第13小题。11.Whatmighttherelationshipbetweenthetwospeakersbe?A.Motherandson.

B.Cousins.

C.Husbandandwife.12.WhydoesTomplantoholdtheweddingonFriday?A.Togetmoretimeoff.B.Toreduceexpenses.C.Tomeethisfamily.13.Whatwillthespeakersdonext?A.Changeadress.

B.Shopforagift.

C.PickupMom.听下面的录音，回答第14至第17小题。14.Whatisprobablytheman?A.Apetdoctor.

B.Afirefighter.

C.Ahousebuilder.15.Whydidtheownerclimbontotheroof?A.Totakeintheviews.B.Torepairtheroofplate.C.Topreventthecatfromfalling.16.Whatdoesthewomanthinkoftheowner’saction?A.Itisbrave.

B.Itisrisky.

C.Itisreasonable.17.Howdidtherescuerssavethosetrapped?A.Theyusedaladder.B.Theybroketheroof.C.Theypulledthemwitharope.听下面的录音，回答第18至第20小题。18.WhatdoestheDanishgovernmentthinksocialmediabringtoyoungsters?A.Mentalhealthissues.

B.Extensivesocialnetwork.

C.Trueacademicsatisfaction.19.WhatisNorway’scurrentagelimitforsocialmedia?A.13.

B.15.

C.16.20.WhatisCarolineStagetryingtoshowwiththedata?A.Adultscanescapedigitaltraps.B.Parentsignoreteens’well-being.C.Teenslackreal-lifeconnections.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。AEclipso,thebenchmarkforvirtualrealityculturalexperiencesAsanewwaytoexploretheworldanditsstories,weofferimmersive(沉浸式)experienceswhereculture,iconiclocations,andimmersivetechnologiesmeet.Wewanteveryonetobeabletoexploreotherwiseinaccessibleworlds,fromthepasttothepresent,andexperiencethemasiftheywereunfoldingbeforetheireyes.◆LifeChronicles□40minutesFromthefirstlifeformstodinosaurs,thentolargemarinespecies,youexplorelostworldsanddifferentgeologicaleras.Guidedthroughoutyourjourney,youmovefreelythroughthesefascinating,preciselyrecreateduniverses,anddiscoverthegreattransformationsthathaveshapedlifeonEarth.◆SpaceExplorers□40minutesThe40-minuteimmersivevirtualrealityexperiencedrawsfromtheEmmyAward-winningseriesofthesamename.With360°3DshotduringactualNASAmissionsinsideandoutsidetheInternationalSpaceStation,thisvirtualjourneyallowsthepublictoexperiencethe“overvieweffect”live.◆TheSecretoftheBuildersofKhufu□43minutesAtdaybreak,ontheGizaplateau(高原),youdiscovertheexcitementofbuildingtheGreatPyramid.BetweenthebanksoftheNileandthemonumentalconstructionsites,youobservethetechniques,theknow-how,andthewomenandmenwhomadethisextraordinaryprojectpossible.◆TonightwiththeImpressionists□45minutesAttheheartofthisevening,youwillmeetMonet,Renoir,Degasandtheircontemporaries,astheypreparetorevolutionizethecodesofpainting.Betweenworkshops,cafesandexhibitionspaces,youobserveemergingworksandwitnessthebirthofamajorartisticmovement.Fullprice:Adults:€29.50perpersonReducedprice:€24.50perperson(Peoplewithreducedmobility,under18s,orstudents)From4people:€21.50perperson1．WhatdoesEclipsopromisetooffer?A．Professionaltrainingcourses. B．Accesstohard-to-reachworlds.C．Benchmarkculturalexhibitions. D．Advancedtechnologycreations.2．WhichexperienceisadaptedfromafamousTVshow?A．LifeChronicles. B．SpaceExplorers.C．TheSecretoftheBuildersofKhufu. D．TonightwiththeImpressionists.3．Howmuchshouldtheypayintotalifacoupletakesakid?A．€64.5. B．€73.5. C．€83.5. D．€88.5.BWhenJamesJoyceturnedupinParisin1920,thewriterhadwithhimthemanuscript-in-progressthatwouldbecomealandmarkofmodernliterature.AtapartyJoycemetSylviaBeach,anAmericanownerofanEnglish-languagebookstorecalledShakespeareandCompany.Beachhadbeenlookingtobringherselfandhersmallbusinesstotheattentionoftheliteraryworld,andsherecognizedtheopportunityinthefigureofJoyceandhismassiveworkcalledUlysses.BythetimeJoyceshowedBeachthemanuscriptofhisboundary-pushingwork,hehadgivenupfindingapublisherinEnglandorAmerica.Joyce’sstylewasanythingbutordinary,witheachepisodeofthenovelhavingadistinctiveexperimentalapproach.Joycewasfirminfightingforhisrighttousewordsthatwentbeyondthesocietalnormsofhisera.However,manypublishersweren’twillingtotakethelegalriskofprintinghisworks.ButthebookindustryinFranceoperatedunderdifferentconditions,anditwaspossibleforUlyssestoappearthere.BeachdecidedtopublishUlyssesherself.Takingonthistoughchallenge,Beachovercamenumerousobstacles.Foronething,JoycewaslosinghiseyesightduringthetimehewascomposingUlysses.Oftentokeeptrackofthepages,hemarkedthemupwithboldcoloredcrayons.Beachhadtofindtypistswhocouldhelptame(理顺)Joyce’smessymanuscriptintosomethingthatcouldbetypeset.Withverylimitedfunds,sheneededsomeonewhowouldagreetodotheworkfirstandgetpaidlater.Andinadditiontobeinghispublisher,sheprovidedamultitudeofotherservicesforhim,actingashissecretary,banker,realestateagent,medicalconsultant,andmore.Ulyssesappearedin1922,justintimeforJoyce’s40thbirthday.Today,acenturyafterthepublicationofUlysses,SylviaBeachremainsaherotomany:sheisthetypicalbookstoreowner,independentpublisher,andchampionofliterature’sfreedomtoexperiment,challenge,andshock.4．WhatopportunitydidBeachrecognizeinJoyceandhiswork?A．Tobecomeafamouswriterherself.B．Toraisetheprofileofherbookstore.C．TohelpJoycewinfameworldwide.D．Tobuildabridgeforliteraryexchange.5．WhatmadeUlysseshardforpublisherstoaccept?A．Itsordinarywritingstyle. B．Itsunconventionallanguage.C．Itsillegalexperimentalapproach. D．ItscomplexFrenchtranslation.6．WhatdidBeachmanagetodoinpublishingUlysses?A．Borrowmoneyfromalocalbank.B．PersuadeJoycetouseatypewriter.C．Findtypistswillingtobepaidlater.D．Rewritethemessymanuscriptherself.7．WhatroleisSylviaBeachcastinbythelastparagraph?A．Astricteditor. B．Awiseobserver.C．Adevotedsecretary. D．Afearlesspioneer.CHaveyoueverfelttheneedtohavesomethingunique(akaniche)aboutyourself,somethingthatmakesyoustandoutfromeveryoneelse?Onsocialmediatoday,thereisagrowingtrendaroundbeing“niche”.Themorespecificandunusualyourhobbiesare,themoreinterestingyouseemasaperson.It’snolongerenoughtosayyoulikeclassicalliterature.ItbecomesmoreinterestingifyousayyouonlyreadauthorsliketheBrontëSisters.Thesameappliestoeverydaythings.Beingacoffeeloverisnolongerjustaboutlikingcoffee,butaboutpreferringsomethingmoremysterious,likeespressoinsteadofabasiclatte.Thistrendreflectsthegrowthofsmallcommunities.Peoplewithveryspecificinterestscannowfindeachothermoreeasily,formingfandomsandspacesthatfeelgenuinelypersonal.Italsoencouragespeopletoexploretheirinterestsmoredeeply.Insteadofstayingonthesurface,manybegintoengagemoreseriouslywithwhattheylike.Inthatsense,nicheculturecanpushpeopletowardgrowthanddiscovery.However,thereisanothersidetothistrend.Whathappensifpeopledon’tconsideryourinterests“nicheenough”?Forexample,maybeyougenuinelyenjoyreadingyoungadultfantasy,somethingwidelypopularandnotparticularlyrare.Doesthatmakeyoulessinteresting?Shouldyoustartpresentingyourselfdifferentlyjusttoappearmoreunique?Thisiswheretheproblembegins.Whenuniquenessbecomesanexpectation,itcaneasilyturnintoperformance.Insteadofchoosinghobbiesbasedonrealinterest,peoplemaystartchoosingthembasedonhowtheylooktoothers.Atthatpoint,being“niche”becomesawaytobuildanimageratherthanexpresswhoyouare.Ontheonehand,nicheculturehelpspeoplefindcommunities,explorenewideasandexpressthemselvesmorefreely.Ontheotherhand,itturnsindividualityintosomethingperformative.So,theactualquestionweshouldaskisnothowuniqueourinterestsare,buthowgenuinelyweengagewiththem.Whatmakessomeoneinterestingisnothowraretheirhobbieslookonline,buthowrealtheyare.8．Whichofthefollowingbestillustratesbeing“niche”?A．Davidenjoysreadingclassicalliterature.B．Sarahoftenjogsintheneighborhoodpark.C．Emilycollectsmoviepostersfromthe1960s.D．Michaeldrinksabasiclatteatachainstoredaily.9．Howdoesnicheculturebenefitpeople?A．Motivatingserioushobbypursuit. B．Regulatingbehaviorsoffandoms.C．Creatingmorelocalcommunityjobs. D．Breakingthebarriersbetweengroups.10．Whenmightbeing“niche”beinsincere?A．Whenoneseeksadesiredimage. B．Whenpeoplelackrealuniqueness.C．Wheninterestsgrowtrulypopular. D．Whensocialexpectationsaredropped.11．Whatisthebesttitleforthetext?A．HowtoStandoutOnline B．JoinaNicheCommunityC．TheDarkSideofHobbies D．NicheCulture:TrendorTrapDHowdoyoungchildrenbuildtheirvocabulary?Evenbyage1,childrenseemtothinkthatanewwordmeanssomethingdifferentfromwordstheyalreadyknow.Butwhytheythinksohasremainedamysteryforthelast40years.Manyscholarshavethoughtthatyoungchildrenhaveastrongtendencytoward“mutualexclusivity”—treatingeachnewwordascorrespondingtoanewobject.However,thisconcepthasneverbeenairtight:Wordslike“bat”refertomultiplekindsofobjects,whileanyobjectcanbedescribedusingcountlesswords.Forinstance,arabbitcanbecallednotonlya“rabbit”ora“bunny”,butalsoan“animal”ora“beauty”.Nowanewstudyoffersadifferentinsight.Researchersproposethatchildrenrelyon“focus”signals—thewayweemphasizecertainwordstosignalcontrast.Dependingonwhatisfocusedon,thesamesentencecanhavedifferentimplications.“CarlosgaveLewisaFerrari”contrastswithothercars,while“CarlosgaveLewisaFerrari”contrastswithotherpeople.Theteamranthreeexperimentswith106children.Theparticipantswatchedvideosofacartoonfoxwhoaskedthemtopointtodifferentobjects.Thefirstexperimentestablishedhowfocusinfluenceskids’choicebetweentwoobjectswhentheyhearalabel,like“toy”.Afternamingoneobject—“Look,Iampointingtotheblicket,”thefoxtoldthechild,“Nowyoupointtothetoy!”Onegroupheard“toy”withoutemphasis,whileanotherhearditwithemphasis.Withoutfocus,only24%thoughtthewordsweremutuallyexclusive.Withfocus,89%thought“blicket”and“toy”referredtodifferentobjects.Twofurtherexperimentsshowedthatfocusalsoaffectstheinterpretationofnewwordschildrenhadneverencounteredbefore,like“wug”or“dax”.Withfocus,morechildrenthoughtthewordmeantanewobject.Theexperiment,theresearchersnote,istheresultofinterdisciplinaryresearchbridgingpsychologyandlinguistics.Thescholarsacknowledgethatmorestudiescouldreexaminepriorstudiesaboutmutualexclusivity,studynaturalisticinteractionsbetweenparentsandchildrentoseehowfocusisused,andexaminetheissueinotherlanguages,especiallythosemarkingfocusinalternateways,suchaswordorder.12．Whatdoestheunderlinedword“airtight”meaninparagraph2?A．Widelyaccepted. B．Heavilyguarded.C．Complextounderstand. D．Perfectwithoutfaults.13．Whydoestheauthormentionthetwosentencesabout“Carlos”?A．ToshowCarlos’spersonalpreference.B．Toprovethat“Ferrari”isadifficultword.C．Toteachchildrenhowtopronouncewords.D．Toexplainhowemphasischangesmeaning.14．Whichpicturedidthechildrenseewhenthefoxsaid“Nowyoupointtothetoy”?A． B．C． D．15．Whatwillthefollow-upstudiesprimarilyfocuson?A．Useofnewresearchmethods. B．Inclusionofqualifiedresearchers.C．Extensionoftheresearchcoverage. D．Educationalapplicationofthefinding.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。Fordecades,thecallto“gogreen”incitieshasoftentranslatedintoplantingmoretreesandcreatingparks.However,emergingresearchsuggeststhatourwell-intentionedeffortsmightsometimesbemisplaced.____16____Itchallengesthesimplebeliefthatallplantingisequallybeneficialandpushesforasmarter,science-basedapproach.Onekeyinsightisthatnotalltreesareequalinanurbansetting.Whilenativetreesarecrucialforsupportinglocalwildlife,somenon-nativespeciesmightactuallybebettersuitedtocityconditions.____17____Owingtothis,theycanbetterbearpollution,compacted(压实的)soil,andthe“heatisland”effect,thussurvivinglongerandprovidingcontinuousbenefits.____18____Astudycomparingtwocitysquares—onewithafewlargetreesandtheotherwithmanythickgreenbushes—foundthelatterwasoftenregardedaslesssafeandwelcomingbyresidents.Thishighlightsthaturbangreeningmustbalanceecologicalgoalswithhumanpsychologyandsocialspaceneeds.Watermanagementisanothercriticalfactoroftenoverlooked.Traditionalgrasslandsandmanyplantsfordecorationrequiresignificantwatersupply.Therefore,ashifttowardswater-wiselandscapedesigns,featuringdrought-resistantplantsandwatereasy-goingsurfaces,isgainingwideacceptance.____19____Furthermore,thelocationofgreenspacesmattersgreatly.Plantingtreesinanarrowstreetcanyon(峡谷)mighttrappollutionatstreetlevel,worseningairqualityforthelocalresidents.____20____Ecologistsandurbanbiologistsnowusethesustainablemodellingtodeterminethespeciesandplacementtomaximizeairpurificationandcoolingeffectsincities.Ultimately,creatingtrulysustainablecitieswiththe“bio-design”requiresintegratingecology,hydrology,andsocialneedsintoeverygreeningdecision.A．Theymayhavedeeperrootsorhighertolerance.B．Urbangreeningoftenfailstoaccountforpeople’sneeds.C．Thisiswheretheconcept“bio-design”becomesessential.D．Itisnecessarytoplantmorefast-growingtreesamonghigh-rises.E．Sothecostofmaintainingthesegreenspacesgetshigherforwateruse.F．Thesenovelapproachesreallyhelpconserveandrechargegroundwater.G．Incontrast,plantingamixoftreesandbushesinparkscreatesclean-airzones.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。Myfirstjobwasdishingouticecream,adreamjobforyoungsters.Fifteenyearsold,wearingthewhitepolouniform,Iwasfullofconfidence____21____thetwomilesfrommyhomethatfirsthotsummerday.TheveryfirstcustomerI____22____orderedalargemintchipone.Thisproved____23____.Yousee,mintchipwassuchapopular____24____thatthetopcontainerwasoften____25____.Thiswasn’tanissueforotheremployees,butitwasforme.Justshyoffivefeettall,Icouldn’treachthebottom____26____standingontiptoe.Thisfirstcustomerwouldbethewitnesstoa(n)____27____thatwouldberepeatedmanytimesanhour.Iwould____28____headfirstintothefreezer,feetkickingintheair,____29____nottolosemybalanceandfallin.____30____,coveredinicecream,I’dmakeitwithacustomer’sorderfilled.ButveryrarelywouldI____31____.EverydayI’dbikehome,stickyand____32____fromalongdayofservingcustomers.Andattheendofeveryweek,I’dgetmy____33____andgotobuysomeicecream.Maybewedon’talwaysneedabigexperienceto____34____ourhardwork;sometimes,sweeticecreamisallthemeaningweneed.Butlookingback,whenthejobwasover,I’msuretheremustbesomebiglife____35____here,somethingaboutthegapbetweendreamsandreality.Otherwise,Imightneverhavecometoseeit.21．A．running B．biking C．hiking D．driving22．A．served B．found C．attracted D．treated23．A．profitable B．convenient C．challenging D．entertaining24．A．dish B．brand C．drink D．flavor25．A．empty B．reachable C．high D．fresh26．A．container B．shelves C．counter D．plate27．A．ceremony B．trick C．experiment D．scene28．A．knock B．push C．dive D．stick29．A．hesitating B．struggling C．pretending D．remembering30．A．Usually B．Surely C．Absolutely D．Occasionally31．A．checkout B．startover C．messup D．slowdown32．A．risky B．sweaty C．skinny D．guilty33．A．work B．recipe C．bill D．pay34．A．beautify B．simplify C．justify D．classify35．A．habit B．lesson C．chance D．leisure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。IntherestorationprocessofDunhuangmurals(壁画),AIimproves____36____(efficient)anddetectsdamageearlywithitshighprecisionandstrongcomputingpower.ExpertssaidthefirststepinprotectingtheDunhuangmuralsinvolves____37____(monitor)theenvironment,includingkeyindicatorssuchastemperatureandhumidity.Theyneedtosurveyandassessboththeirheritagevalueandcurrentcondition.Thekeyquestioniswhetherthedeterioration(退化)isactive____38____stable.Ifit’sactive,theystepinwithappropriaterestorationmaterialsandprecisetechniques.Inthisprocess,AIperforms____39____essentialfunction,processingtensofthousandsofhigh-definitionphotos____40____(detect)andexaminedeteriorationinthemurals.Thisallowsearlyidentificationofpotentialrisksand____41____(time)interventionbeforefurtherdamageoccurs.Therepairprocessofaflyingribbonfromanartwork,recalledbyWangWanfu,DunhuangAcademyconservationresearchdirector,asanexample,____42____(review)atthetimeundertheguidanceofarchaeologists,arthistorians,andmuralpaintingrestorerstoensurethebestpossibleoutcome.Wangsaid____43____mattersmostisthatAIapplicationsmustbegroundedinhistoricalaccuracy,withanalysis____44____(base)onimagesofthemurals.Itisremarkabletobringculturalrelics____45____lifewithtechnology.TheDunhuangAcademyhasdevelopedcoretechnologiesfortheconservationofancientmurals,sculpturesandtemples,whichhavebeenappliedinmanyculturalheritagesitesacrossChina.第四部分写作（共两节，满分40分）第一节（满分15分）46．假定你是李华，三年前你们班同学与外教Mr.Rowan在校园共植一棵“成长树”。近日他来信询问树木近况，请给他回信，内容包括：1.树木现状；2.种树回忆。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。DearMr.Rowan,Gladtoreceiveyourletter!_______________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________Yours,LiHua第二节（满分25分）47．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。ItwasasnowymorninginColorado.Theseasontosearchfornaturallyshedantlers(脱落的鹿角),thebonystructuresontheheadsofmaledeer,onpubliclandbeganonMayfirst.Iwrappedup,grabbedmypackandlefthomeearlywithmydog,Dell,thebestbuddyI’deverhadinoutdooractivities,“Let’sfindsomeantlers!”Dellbarkedexcitedly.Bullelk(雄鹿)shedtheirantlerseveryspring.I’dpickedtheperfectspotwheretheygrazedandrubbedtheirantlersagainsttrees.Wefoundmanyshedstherelastyear.Ofcourse,shedhuntingwasn’twithoutrisks.Thetrailscouldberough,stormscouldblowin,andcougars,fiercemountainlions,couldbearound.Withplentyofdeerandelkfortheirprimaryfood,cougarsrarelyattackedhumansordogs.However,amothercougarprotectinghercubs(幼崽)wasabsolutelydifferent.Withtheperfectspotinmind,weheadedeastonHighway40.Dellsatmotionlessintheseat.After10yearsoftrainingdogs,IfinallyhadawinnerinDell.Myotherdogscouldonlyfindantlersintheyard;they’dlosefocusonopenland.Dellhadbeendifferentfromthebeginning.Helovedthehuntandstayedfocusedonourtask,nomatterhowwidetheareawas.Weparkedatthespot.Myheartwasbeatingfast.Delltookoffrunning,nosedown,likeapolicedogatacrimescene.Heracedupoverrocks,downaroundtrees,overpilesofsnow,sniffing(嗅),alwayssniffing.Whenhefoundanantler,hebarkedforatreat.Wehadn’twalked100yardstogetherwhenDellplantedhimselfinfrontofme.“Findtheantlers,”Isaid,acommandI’dneverhadtogivetwice.DellDogstayedstill.Istareddownathimindisbelief.Ikeptgoingforabout30yards.Lookingback,Isawhimstillsittinglikeastone,hiseyesneverleavingmine.Forthefirsttimeever,Dellrefusedtoobey.Whatpossiblereasoncouldhehave?注意：1．续写词数应为150个左右；2．请按如下格式在答题卡的相应位置作答。IcalledDellagain,buthedidn’tmove._______________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________Thenextmorning,alocalTVreportoncougarcubscaughtmyeye._______________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________答案第=page11页（共=sectionpages22页）答案第=page11页（共=sectionpages22页）1．B2．B3．C【导语】文章主要介绍Eclipso虚拟现实文化体验项目，包含四类沉浸式体验项目内容以及不同人群对应的票价信息。【详解】1．细节理解题。根据第一段中的“Wewanteveryonetobeabletoexploreotherwiseinaccessibleworlds,fromthepasttothepresent,andexperiencethemasiftheywereunfoldingbeforetheireyes.(我们希望每个人都能够探索原本难以抵达的世界，从过去到现在，仿佛亲眼见证它们展现在眼前一般去体验。)”可知，Eclipso承诺提供接触难以抵达世界的机会。2．细节理解题。根据SpaceExplorers部分中的“The40-minuteimmersivevirtualrealityexperiencedrawsfromtheEmmyAward-winningseriesofthesamename.(这场40分钟的沉浸式虚拟现实体验改编自获得艾美奖的同名剧集。)”可知，SpaceExplorers改编自知名电视节目。3．细节理解题。根据文末票价信息中的“Fullprice:Adults:€29.50perpersonReducedprice:€24.50perperson(Peoplewithreducedmobility,under18s,orstudents)(全价：成人每人29.5欧元；优惠价：每人24.5欧元（行动不便人士、18岁以下青少年或学生）)”可知，一对成人加一名未成年人，总费用为29.5+29.5+24.5=83.5欧元。4．B5．B6．C7．D【导语】本文讲述西尔维娅·毕奇冒险出版《尤利西斯》，助力现代文学经典诞生。【详解】4．细节理解题。根据第一段“Beachhadbeenlookingtobringherselfandhersmallbusinesstotheattentionoftheliteraryworld,andsherecognizedtheopportunityinthefigureofJoyceandhismassiveworkcalledUlysses.(毕奇一直希望让自己和这家小店获得文学界的关注，她在乔伊斯和他那部鸿篇巨著《尤利西斯》身上看到了机遇。)”可知，一直希望让自己和书店获得文学界的关注，乔伊斯和他的作品正是提升书店知名度的契机。5．细节理解题。根据第二段“Joycewasfirminfightingforhisrighttousewordsthatwentbeyondthesocietalnormsofhisera.However,manypublishersweren’twillingtotakethelegalriskofprintinghisworks.(乔伊斯坚定捍卫自己的权利，使用那些突破他所处时代社会规范的文字。然而，许多出版商不愿承担出版这部作品带来的法律风险。)”可知，不落俗套、违背常规的语言让出版商难以接受《尤利西斯》。6．细节理解题。根据第三段“Beachhadtofindtypistswhocouldhelptame(理顺)Joyce’smessymanuscriptintosomethingthatcouldbetypeset.Withverylimitedfunds,sheneededsomeonewhowouldagreetodotheworkfirstandgetpaidlater.(毕奇必须找到打字员，帮忙把乔伊斯凌乱的手稿整理成可供排版的文稿。她资金十分有限，需要有人愿意先完成工作、延后领取报酬。)”可知，在出版《尤利西斯》的过程中毕奇成功做到了找到愿意延后拿酬劳的打字员。7．推理判断题。根据最后一段“SylviaBeachremainsaherotomany:sheisthetypicalbookstoreowner,independentpublisher,andchampionofliterature’sfreedomtoexperiment,challenge,andshock.(西尔维娅・毕奇在很多人心中仍是英雄：她是典型的书店店主、独立出版商，捍卫文学自由，支持文学去实验、去挑战、去震撼世人。)”可推知，最后一段把西尔维娅・毕奇塑造成无畏的先驱这个角色。8．C9．A10．A11．D【导语】本文主要讲述了当下“小众文化”的流行趋势，既阐述了小众文化能帮助人们找到同好社群、推动人们深入探索兴趣的积极意义，也指出了当独特沦为外在期待时，容易演变成人设表演的潜在问题，最后点明真正的吸引力源于热爱的真诚度而非爱好的稀有度。【详解】8．推理判断题。根据第二段中的“Themorespecificandunusualyourhobbiesare,themoreinterestingyouseemasaperson.It’snolongerenoughtosayyoulikeclassicalliterature.ItbecomesmoreinterestingifyousayyouonlyreadauthorsliketheBrontëSisters.(你的爱好越具体、越不寻常，你这个人看起来就越有趣。只说你喜欢古典文学已经不够了。如果你说你只读勃朗特姐妹这类作家的作品，就会显得更有意思。)”可知，“niche”的核心是具体、小众且区别于大众普遍喜好。由此推知，收集20世纪60年代的电影海报属于具体且偏冷门的爱好，最符合“niche”的特征。9．细节理解题。根据第三段中的“Italsoencouragespeopletoexploretheirinterestsmoredeeply.Insteadofstayingonthesurface,manybegintoengagemoreseriouslywithwhattheylike.Inthatsense,nicheculturecanpushpeopletowardgrowthanddiscovery.(它也鼓励人们更深入地探索自己的兴趣。许多人不再停留在表面，而是开始更认真地投入到自己喜欢的事物中。从这个意义上说，小众文化能推动人们成长和探索。)”可知，小众文化能激励人们认真深入地追求爱好，这是其带来的益处。10．细节理解题。根据第五段中的“Whenuniquenessbecomesanexpectation,itcaneasilyturnintoperformance.Insteadofchoosinghobbiesbasedonrealinterest,peoplemaystartchoosingthembasedonhowtheylooktoothers.Atthatpoint,being“niche”becomesawaytobuildanimageratherthanexpresswhoyouare.(当独特成为一种期待，它很容易就会变成表演。人们可能不再基于真正的兴趣选择爱好，而是基于这些爱好在别人眼中的样子来选择。在这种情况下，追求‘小众’就成了一种塑造人设的方式，而非表达自我。)”可知，当人们为了打造想要的外在形象而去追求“小众”时，这种行为就是不真诚的。11．主旨大意题。文章先引出“小众文化”的流行现象，再分别论述其积极影响与存在的问题，最后在尾段通过主旨句“Ontheonehand,nicheculturehelpspeoplefindcommunities,explorenewideas