河北省承德市2027届高三上学期10月份第一次月考英语试卷(有答案不含音频含听力原文)

高三英语注意事项：1．答卷前，考生务必将自己的姓名、考生号等填写在答题卡上。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。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）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，并标在试卷的相应位置。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。每段对话读两遍。1.WhatwillJohnpossiblydonext?A.Visithisgrandparents.B.Cometothecommunitycenter.C.Helpwiththeexhibitionremotely.2.WhatdoesDanielKnightdo?A.ATVhost. B.Adirector. C.Anactor.3.Wheredoestheconversationprobablytakeplace?A.Inahomekitchen. B.Inanofficecanteen. C.Inaconveniencestore.4.Whatarethespeakersmainlytalkingabout?A.Creatingablog. B.Takinganadventure. C.Sharingphotographytips.5.Whatreportdidthemangivethewoman?A.Thesalesreport.B.Theadvertisingreport.C.Thenewproductreport.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。每段对话或独白读两遍。听第6段材料，回答第6、7题。6.Whatdoesthewomansuggestthemando?A.Joinateam.B.Haveacheck-up.C.Improveteamwork.7.Whatdoesthemanimplyattheend?A.Heisveryhealthynow.B.Heisconfidentaboutthematch.C.Hewilltakethewoman’sadvice.听第7段材料，回答第8至10题。8.Whatistherelationshipbetweenthespeakersprobably?A.Bossandsecretary.B.Customerandhotelstaff.C.Deliverymanandcustomer.9.Whichtypeofcuisinedidthewomanfinallychoose?A.Italianfood. B.Thaifood. C.Indianfood.10.Whenwillthewomanmostlikelyreceiveherlunch?A.At11:15am. B.At11:30am. C.At11:50am.听第8段材料，回答第11至13题。11.Whoisabouttograduatefromuniversity?A.Emma. B.Julia. C.David’sdaughter.12.WhydoesthewomanplanatriptoChinaforherdaughter?A.Herdaughterwillworkthere.B.HerdaughterlikesChineseculture.C.Herdaughterwantstostudythere.13.Whatdoesthewomanaskthemantodo?A.Keepasecret. B.Showheraround. C.Listplacesofinterest.听第9段材料，回答第14至17题。14.HowdoesAlexanderfeelabouthisjobhunting?A.It’ssatisfying.B.It’spromising.C.It’stime-consuming.15.Whichprofessioncurrentlyhasmanyjobopenings?A.Registerednurses. B.Advertisingspecialists. C.Marketingmanagers.16.WhereisSharonmostlikelytowork?A.InMiami. B.InDenver. C.InSeattle.17.WhatwillAlexanderplantodoifhegetsnojoboffer?A.Starthisownbusiness.B.Pursueamaster’sdegree.C.Learnsomepracticalskills.听第10段材料，回答第18至20题。18.Whatisthemaingoaloftheannouncement?A.Topromoteanewcourse.B.Toannounceacompetition.C.Tointroduceatechnologyfair.19.Whatactivitycanparticipantsjoinduringtheevent?A.AlectureonAItools.B.Arobotdesigncontest.C.Aninteractivetest-buildingsession.20.Whatmuststudentsdotoattend?A.BringthestudentIDcard.B.SignupbythisMonday.C.Confirmane-mailonnextWednesday.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。AYellowstoneNationalParkVisitorGuideWelcometoYellowstoneNationalPark!Beforeyoustartyouradventuretoexplorethenaturalwonders,pleasereadthefollowingguidetoensureasafeandenjoyabletrip.EntranceFeesPrivateVehicle(7-DayPass):$35.Thispassisvalidforsevenconsecutive(连续的)daysandcoversallpassengersinasinglevehicle.Motorcycle(7-DayPass):$30.ForthosetouringYellowstoneonamotorcycle,thispassisvalidforsevenconsecutivedaysfortheriderandpassenger.Individual(7-DayPass):$20.Forthoseexploringbyfoot,bicycle,orpublictransport,thispassisforonepersonandisvalidforsevenconsecutivedays.Passescanbepurchasedonlineaheadoftimeoratanyparkentrancestation.CampingInformationYellowstoneoffers12campgroundswithover2,000campsites.Reservations:Allcampsitesmustbereservedinadvance,withtheexceptionofMammothCampgroundwhichoffersfirst-come,first-servedsites.Youcanbookasiteuptosixmonthsbeforethedateofyourstay,aslongasreservationsareavailableforthattime.Campgroundsfillupquicklyinsummer,soearlybookingishighlyrecommended.Facilities:Mostcampgroundsprovidedrinkingwaterandtoilets.However,ifyouneedwaterandelectricalconnectionsforyourvehicle,onlyFishingBridgeRVParkofferstheseservices.SafetyRulesWildlife:Alwaysmaintainasafedistancefromwildanimals.Stayatleast100yardsawayfrombearsandwolves,and25yardsfromallotheranimals,includingbisonandelk.Pets:Petsareallowedonlyindevelopedareas,suchascampgroundsandparkinglots.Theymustbekeptonaleash(牵引绳)nolongerthan6feet.Petsarestrictlyforbiddenonhikingtrailsorinhotspringareas.Formoreinformation,pleasevisittheAlbrightVisitorCenter,opendailyfrom9:00AMto5:00PM.21.Howmuchshouldafamilyofthreepayiftheydriveacartovisittheparkforfivedays?A.$30. B.$35. C.$60. D.$105.22.WhatisspecialaboutFishingBridgeRVPark?A.Itacceptswalk-incampers.B.Ithasover2,000campsites.C.Itprovideselectricalconnections.D.Itcanbebooked6monthsinadvance.23.Whichofthefollowingisaruleforvisitorswithpets?A.Petsmustbekept6feetaway. B.Petsareallowedonhikingtrails.C.Petscanrunfreelyatcampgrounds. D.Petsarerequiredtobeonleashes.BWhenIarrivedattheSignLanguageCenterinManhattanformyfirstAmericanSignLanguage(ASL)class,amantookalookatmyhesitantpostureandheldupsomefingers.One?Two?Iputuponefinger,andhedirectedmetotheLevel1class.Itwasdisorienting:Classtimewasstrictly“voicesoff”toencourageimmersive(沉浸的)learningandtoshowrespecttothedeafteachers.Withoutthepowerofspeech,allmyclassmatesandIcoulddowassmileandnodatoneanotheraswetookinthenewvocabulary.LearningASLintheearlyweekswasablowtomyself-confidence.Asawriter,Ipridemyselfonacertaincapabilityforlanguages.ThefirstthingIlearntwasfingerspelling—spellingwordsletterbyletterbyusinghandshapes.AsmyclassmatesandIaskedandansweredquestionsusingwordswedidn’thavethesignsfor,thoseearlyweekswerefilledwithlaboriousspelling.Itwasembarrassing:SeeingadozenpolitelysmilingfaceswatchingmeasIslowlyspelled,misspelledandrestartedspellingwords—oftenmultipletimes—wasitsownkindofsuffering.Overtime,Ipickeduponbasicsigns,butsometimesIstruggledtodistinguishverysimilarlookingsigns.EventuallyIrealizedthatwhenyou’recommunicatinginsignlanguage,diction(措辞)isnotasimportantasthewayyouexpressyourself.Ionceaskedateacherhowtosigntheword“desperate”.“ASLdoesn’thaveadirecttranslationofeveryEnglishword,”hetoldme.“Ifyouwanttosign‘desperate’,youmightjustsigntheword‘want’,butwiththefacialandbodyposturingtoshowyourdesperation.Itdoesn’tmakesensetosign‘frustrated’ifyourfacedoesn’tlookatallfrustrated,”headded—it’slikespeakinginanexpressionlessfacewhileclaimingyou’reangry.I’vebeenattendingASLclassesforalmosttwoyears.Initially,myreasonwassimple:achildhoodfascinationwith“secretlanguages”.WhileASLmaynotwhollyshareavocabularywithEnglish,thatdoesn’tmeanitlacksprecision.Itsprecision,I’velearned,liesinthecommonlanguageofthebody.24.Whatdoestheunderlinedword“disorienting”inparagraph1probablymean?A.Annoying. B.Confusing. C.Convincing. D.Frightening.25.Whatmadetheauthorembarrassedwhenlearningfingerspelling?A.Puttingonsmilingexpressions. B.Beingmadefunofinclass.C.Answeringquestionswithoutsigns. D.Misspellingandrespellingwords.26.WhatcanweknowaboutASLfromthetext?A.It’sauniversallanguagesystemacrosscultures.B.Itconveysmoreemotionsthanoralpresentation.C.Itrequiresacombinationofsignsandemotions.D.Ithasadirecttranslationofsignsforeveryword.27.Whathastheauthorlearnedfromherlearningexperience?A.Thebodyiswhatgiveslanguagelife.B.Dictioniswhatgiveslanguageflavour.C.Fluencycomesfromthemasteryofsigns.D.ASLprioritizesprecisionovercommunication.COneperson’strashmightbeanotherperson’sjetfuel?Itsoundsstrange,butresearchersfromtheUniversityofIllinoisUrbana-Champaignbelievethatthey’vefiguredoutaprocesstomakethisareality—atleastonasmallscale.Thisweek,inNatureCommunications,theagriculturalengineerssharedastrategyfortakingfoodwaste,turningitintobiofuel,andthen“upgrading”thatfuelintojetfuelthatcangostraightintoaplanewithoutrequiringanyadditivesormixingwithfossilfuels.Theycomparedtheirnovelfuelagainstindustrystandardsandfoundthatitmetalltherequirementsforconventionaljetfuel.“Intraditionaleconomicmodel,wemakethings,usethem,thenthrowthemaway,”saidProfessorYuanhuiZhang,aleadauthorofthestudy.“Inthisproject,wetakethewasteandrecovertheenergyandmaterialstomakeausableproduct.Thisfillsagapintherecyclingeconomy.”TheU.S.EnvironmentalProtectionAgencysaystransportaccountedforabout29%ofgreenhousegasemissionsintheU.S.in2022.Commercialplanesmadeup7%ofthat.Carshavecutemissionslatelythankstoelectricpower.Butelectricplanesonlyworkforshortflights—theydon’thaveenoughenergyforlongtrips(jetfuelhas50timesmoreenergyperkilogramthanlithium-ionbatteries).Soplanesareleftbehindincuttingemissions.SustainableAviationFuel(SAF),madefromorganicmaterials,couldreduceflightemissionsbyupto80%comparedtoconventionaljetfuel.ButSAFforplanesishardtomake—becauseitschemicalcompositiondoesn’tmeetstrictrequirementsforjetfuel.That’swherefoodwastehelps:theteamcollectedlocalfoodwasteandcopiedtheEarth’snaturaloil-formingprocesstomakecrudeoil(原油).Then,theyremovedsalt,ash,water,andgastoturnthiscrudeoilintojetfuel.Rightnow,thisisjustatesttoshowtheideaworks.Butitgiveshope:wehavelotsoffoodwaste,andthiscouldhelpairlinesreachtheirbiggoal—net-zerocarbonemissionsinthreedecades.28.Whatdoweknowaboutthefood-wastefuel?A.It’ssuitableforplaneuse. B.It’seasytomass-produce.C.It’sdirectlyturnedfrombiofuel. D.Itcan’tgostraightintoajet.29.WhatdoesProfessorYuanhuiZhangthinkoftheproject?A.Itsimplifiesenergyproduction. B.Itshapesfutureeconomicmode.C.Itrejectstraditionaleconomyentirely. D.Itcontributestorecyclingpractices.30.Whatdoesparagraph4mainlyfocuson?A.Howelectriccarsareenvironmental. B.Howtoreducetransportemissions.C.Whyplanescutemissionsslowly. D.Whyjetfuelconsumesmoreenergy.31.Whatcanbeinferredfromthelastparagraph?A.Thefood-wastejetfueliswidelyusednow.B.Foodwastemayhelpairlines’emissiongoals.C.Foodwasteisthebestrawmaterialforjetfuel.D.Net-zerocarbonemissionswillbeachievedsoon.DTheterm“brainrot”waspopularizedbyGenerationZtodescribethementalfogandcognitivedeclinelinkedtoendlessscrolling(刷屏).Expertshavenowwarnedthatthishabit,whichweoftendismissas“justwatchingvideos”,isactuallychanginghowourbrainswork.Theyaredullingourfocus,weakeningmemoryandevendestroyingdecision-making.Researchersconductedastudythatexaminedtheneurological(神经学的)effectsofshort-videoaddiction.Theyusedacombinationofbehavioralanalysis,brainimagingandcomputationalmodelsofdecision-making.Thestudylookedathowextremeengagementwithshortvideosmightinfluencethewayourbrainsprocessrewards,risksandchoices.Onewaybeingaddictedtoshortvideoconsumptionaffectsyouisbyhurtingyour“lossaversion”.Thisisthetendencytofeelthepainoflosingsomethingmorestronglythanthepleasureofgainingsomethingofequalvalue.Indecision-making,thiscomparisonactmakesyouthinktwicebeforemakingchoicesthatcouldleadtonegativeoutcomes.However,ifthesensitivitytolossisreduced,you’remorelikelytomakeemotionalorriskydecisionswithoutfullyconsideringtheconsequences.Inthestudy,researchersfoundthatthemoreaddictedsomeonewastoshortvideos,thelesssensitivetheyweretopotentiallosses.Thisimpactedtheirdecision-making,whichbecamemorereward-driven,evenwhenriskswerehigh.Brainscansfromthestudyrevealedthatpeoplewithhighershort-videoaddictionhadloweractivityinapartofthebraincalledthe“precuneus(楔前叶)”whenthinkingaboutpotentialgains.Thisparthelpsyoureflectandconsideroutcomesbythinkingthingsthrough.Thebrainmaynotfullyprocesswhat’satriskwhenthispartislessactive.Thisholdstrueespeciallywhensomethingisexcitingtogain.This,inturn,makesiteasiertoignoretherisks.Essentially,iflossstopsfeelinglikeabigdeal,yourdecision-makingbecomeshigh-risk.So,thenexttimeyou’redeepintothescreen,askyourself:Areyoureallywillingtotrainyourbraintochaserewardsatthecostofgoodjudgment?32.Howisthestudyconducted?A.Byinvestigatingtypicalcases. B.Byreviewingthepreviousstudies.C.Byexamininglarge-scalevideos. D.Byanalyzingwithvariousmethods.33.Whatcanwelearnaboutthosewhowerelesssensitivetolosses?A.Theyweremoresensitivetopotentialrisks.B.Theywerelesslikelytomakewisechoices.C.Theyshowedlittleinterestingettingrewards.D.Theypreferredgainsthatweresmallbutcertain.34.Whatdoestheauthorintendtoshowbyreferringtothe“precuneus”?A.Itsimpactonourphysicalhealth. B.Theprocessofdecision-making.C.Itsrelationwithconsideringrisks. D.Theconnectionofdifferentrisks.35.Whatdoesthetextmainlydiscuss?A.Howshort-videoaddictionaffectsourbrain.B.Whatistheproperwayoftrainingourbrain.C.Howtostayawayfromshort-videoaddiction.D.Whytheterm“brainrot”hasbecomepopular.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。Haveyoueverwalkedpastanemptylot(空地)andwondered,“Whatifthisspacegrewwithfood-producingplantsandflowers?”That’showcommunitygardeningbeganformanyneighborhoods.36Whatstartsasasmallgroup’sdreamquicklygrowsintoaneighborhoodcenter,unitingpeoplethroughacommonloveofnurturing(培育)life.Itturnsaforgottencornerintoasharedtreasure,wherepeopleofallagesworksidebyside.Lastsummer,Ijoinedmylocalcommunitygarden.Atfirst,IworriedIknewnothingaboutgrowingplants.37Thegardenwasfullofkindteachers,eagertosharetheirwisdomandpatiencewithnewcomerslikeme.Mrs.Lopez,aretiredgardener,taughtmetotellthedifferencebetweenweedsandyounglettuce.Thegardenchangedhowneighborsinteractwitheachother.EverySaturdaymorningourcommunitygardenbecomesameetingplace.Neighborsbringtheirhome-bakedbreadtoshare.Newcomersfindfriendswhohelpthemfeelathome.38Nowthereareover18,000communitygardensacrossNorthAmerica.Theyarekeyeducationalprojects.Theyteachaboutcaringfortheearthandconnectpeoplewithnature.39Whenalatefrostdamagedourtomatoplants,wedidn’tgiveup.Wereplantedtogetherandlearnedtoprotectyoungplants,nexttime.Itshowedushowtoturnchallengesintochancestogrow.40Theybuildtrust,joy,andasenseofbelongingthatextendsfarbeyondthegardengates.Communitygardeningisnotjustaboutgrowingvegetables—it’saboutgrowingacommunity.Thenexttimeyouseeanemptyspace,maybeyou’llthinkofthepossibilities.Asingleseed,sharedwithothers,cangrowintosomethingwonderful.A.It’sasimpleideawithpowerfulresults.B.ButIsoonfoundIdidn’tneedtobeanexpert.C.Thesegardensdomorethangrowfood,though.D.Theyalsoteachaboutpatienceandperseverance.E.Createascheduleforwatering,weeding,andharvesting.F.Urbandesignersplayacrucialroleininspiringtheseprojects.G.Evensmalltalkswhilepullingweedscanbuildstrongbonds.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。In1974,SurinderGuptamovedtoNewOrleanstoattendmedicalschool.Hecamewithhiswifeandtheirbabyson,Shaminder.Itwasabig41fromthelifeinBatonRouge,whereGuptahadbeenrootedina42Indiancommunity.Theycelebratedfestivalstogetherandevensharedfoodonbusyweeknights.ButinNewOrleanseverythingwas43.Hedidn’tknowthestreetsandhehadnofriendsthere.Onewinternight,Shamindergotahighfever.Around3a.m.,thefamily44toa24-hourdrugstoreformedicine.Whentheycameoutofthestore,theywere45tofindtheircarhadbeentowed(拖走).Trappedinaplacewheretheyknewnoone,Gupta46grabbedaphonebookofferedbyhiscommunitycenterfromhisbag.“Iscannedthelistings,47‘Walia’—acommonnamefrommyhometown,andtookthecouragetomakeacall,”Guptarecalled.48spreadoverhisface:thefirstpersonwhoansweredwasSukhdevWalia,whowasfromthesameregionandspokethesamedialect.Guptaexplainedhistrouble,anddespitebittercold,Waliadidn’t49tohelp.Hedrovetopickthemup,50thestressedfamilyinhisapartmentforthenight.Thenextday,WaliahelpedGupta51hiscarandgotitbackfromaparkinglot.Fromthatnight,adeepfriendship52.Theybeganspendingtimetogether,watchingmoviesandsharingmeals.Withinayear,thefamilieshadgrown53,morelikeonebighousehold.Now,50yearslater,the54hascomefullcircle—Walia’snephewandGupta’sdaughterfellinloveandgotmarried.Itservesasareminderthat55crossesdistanceandtime,turningstrangersintolifelongfamily.41.A.escape B.change C.reward D.journey42.A.tightly-bonded B.newly-built C.widely-known D.well-planned43.A.familiar B.amazing C.different D.impressive44.A.marched B.struggled C.wandered D.rushed45.A.shocked B.exhausted C.ashamed D.amused46.A.intentionally B.casually C.desperately D.secretly47.A.registered B.quoted C.investigated D.spotted48.A.Relief B.Anxiety C.Doubt D.Curiosity49.A.pretend B.determine C.hesitate D.attempt50.A.assisting B.sheltering C.persuading D.expecting51.A.trackdown B.fixup C.putaway D.takeover52.A.restored B.transformed C.weakened D.blossomed53.A.reliable B.inseparable C.distant D.independent54.A.connection B.legend C.fortune D.tradition55.A.success B.justice C.kindness D.cooperation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。WhenSpanishinfluencerHelenaCuestapostedaphotoofherselfwearinga56(fashion)Chinese-stylejacket,itdrewwideattentionfromherfollowers.Thisreflectsahottrendin2026Westernfashion:ChineseelementslikeMandarincollarsandfrogbuttonsare57(increasing)appearinginmanycollections.Arguably,thistrendcanbetracedbacktoOctober2025,58AdidasOriginalslaunchedits“ChineseNewYear”jacketatShanghaiFashionWeek.InitiallysoldonlyinChina,thelimitededitionjacketquicklygainedattentiononsocialmedia.Thenpeoplefromoverseasrushed59(purchase)them,withsomeonlineresellers,likeStockX,listingthemforashighas$488each.Thistrendquicklyspread,withfashion-forwardbrandssuchasRalphLauren,KenzoandLemarieaddingsimilarelements60theirFall/Winter2026shows.61(praise)as“incrediblyversatile(多功能的)”byVogueMagazine,“NewChineseStyle”istransitioningfromcasualtostreetweartoelegantlooks.“NewChineseStyle”isnotnewinChina.Itemergedintheearly2000s,developedaround2015and62(grow)popularsince2021.DifferentfromtraditionalformalChineseclothing,itmixestraditionalelementswithmoderndesign,63(emphasize)simplicityandpracticalityforeverydaywear.YangJie,64associateprofessorattheBeijingInstituteofFashionTechnology,notedthat“NewChineseStyle”isnotsimplyafashiontrend.Itspeakstoshiftsinthegloballandscape.AsChina’sinfluencecontinuestogrow,Chinesecultureisgainingmoreworldwide65(recognize)andChinesepeoplearecreatingtheirownmodernartisticlanguage.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，你校英语报就“传统主题公园是否应该引入科技元素（如VR、AR等）”展开讨论。请你写一篇短文投稿，表达你的看法。内容包括：1．陈述观点；2．阐明理由。注意：1．写作词数应为80左右；2．请按如下格式在答题卡的相应位置作答。ShouldWeIntroduceTechnologytoTraditionalThemeParks?________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________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。Itwasacoolautumnmorningwhen17-year-oldLiamsetoffintothefoggymountains.Hisbackpackwasfilledwithabutterflynet,afieldguide,andacamera.Formonths,hehadhopedtofindtherareGolden-wingedButterfly,whichwassaidtoliveonlyinthesefarawayplaces.Liamhadreadeveryarticleaboutthebutterfly.Heknewitswingshaduniquegoldenpatternsthatshoneinsunlight.Butwhatinterestedhimmostwasanoteinanoldjournal:“Thebutterflyappearsonlywhenthemorningdew(露水)isthickandthefirstrayofsuntouchestheclover(三叶草).”Asheclimbedhigher,thepathbecamesteeper(陡峭的).Thefogmadeithardtosee,andhetrippedoveraroot.Hiscamerafelloutofhisbag,butluckily,itwasn’tbroken.Hecheckedhiswatch;itwasalmost7o’clock,thetimewhenthesunusuallycameup.Suddenly,heheardasoftflutteringsound.Heheldhisbreathandslowlyturnedaround.There,onapurpleclover,wasabutterflywithwingsthatglowedlikegold.Butjustasheraisedhisnet,astrongwindblew,andthebutterflyflewaway.Liamranafterit,butsoonlostsightofit.Hesatdownonarock,feelingdisappointed.Hehadcomesoclose.Thenherememberedthejournal’snoteagain.Maybehehadmissedsomethingabouttheclover?Hestoodupandstartedlookingcarefullyatthecloveraroundhim.Tohisjoy,hefoundasmallcloverfieldwherethedewwasstillthick.Andinthecenterofthefield,agroupofGolden-wingedButterfliesweredancinginthenewlyappearingsunlight.Liamtookouthiscamera,hishandsshakingwithexcitement.Heknewthismomentwouldchangehowhethoughtaboutsciencetripsforever.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。Liamcarefullyapproachedthecloverfield,afraidofscaringthebutterfliesaway.__________________________________________________________________________________________________________________Aftertakingdozensofphotos,Liamsatdownonarockandthoughtaboutthisjourney.__________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________高三英语参考答案及评分意见听力1-5CCBAA6-10BCBCA11-15ABACA16-20ABCCB阅读A篇21.B22.C23.DB篇24.B25.D26.C27.AC篇28.A29.D30.C31.BD篇32.D33.B34.C35.A七选五36.A37.B38.G39.D40.C完形填空41.B42.A43.C44.D45.A46.C47.D48.A49.C50.B51.A52.D53.B54.A55.C语法填空56.fashionable57.increasingly58.when59.topurchase60.to61.Praised62.hasgrown63.emphasizing64.an65.recognition书面表达ShouldWeIntroduceTechnologytoTraditionalThemeParks?Iamastrongsupporterofintegratingadvancedtechnologyintotraditionalthemeparks.Inmyview,theapplicationofnewtechnologyisnotonlybeneficialbutnecessaryfortheirlong-termsuccess.Firstly,technologieslikeVRcanbringstoriesandcharacterstolifeinunimaginableways,creatingdeeplyimmersiveexperiencesthatsurpasstraditionalrides.Thiscanattractyoungergenerationswhohavegrownupinadigitalworld.Secondly,technologycanmakeparksmoreaccessibleandefficient.Forexample,interactiveappscanreducewaitingtime,andARcanprovideeducationalcontent,makingavisitbothfunandinformative.Therefore,Ibelievethatthoughtfullyappliedtechnologyisapowerfultooltodeepenratherthanweakentheclassiccharmofourbelovedparks.读后续写Liamcarefullyapproachedthecloverfield,afraidofscaringthebutterfliesaway.Hemovedstepbystep,withhiscameraheldtightlyinhishands.Themorningdewonthecloverwethisshoes,buthedidn’tcare.Whenhegotcloseenough,hesawthegoldenpatternsonthebutterflies’wingsclearly.Theyshonebeautifullyinthesunlight,justlikewhathehadreadinthearticles.Hequicklyadjustedthecamerasettingsandstartedtakingphotos.Eachclickofthecameramadehimextremelyexcited.Thebutterfliesdidn’tseemtonoticehim;theyjustkeptdancingamongtheclover.Aftertakingdozensofphotos,Liamsatdownonarockandthoughtaboutthisjourney.Hemettroubleslikethesteeppathandstrongwind,butheneverstopped.Thisexperiencelethimknowsciencetripsneedpatienceandcarefulobservation.Theoldjournal’snotehelpedalot,tellinghimtonoticesmallthings.Helookedatthephotosandsmiled.Heknewthesephotoswouldhelphisfuturebutterflystudy.Thissearchforthebutterflywasmorethanatrip;itwasausefullessonhe’dalwaysremember.附：听力文本Text1W:Let’sgotothecommunitycentertohelpwiththeenvironmentalexhibition.I’llmessageJohntojoinus.M:Hemightnotmakeitbackintime.Hewenttovisithisgrandparentsyesterday,buthementionedhecouldjoinusonlineandassistremotely.Text2W:Hi,Benjamin,guesswhoIsawattheartmuseum?ItwasDanielKnight,theleadingactorinthepopulartelevisionseriesTheCrownofTime.M:Whatwashedoingthere?Hispopularityhasslippedsincethefinalseasonoftheshow.Text3M:Hi,Claire!Ihardlyeverseeyouhere.Youusuallygrabyourcoffeefromtheconveniencestoreandgostraighttoyouroffice.W:Yeah,butIgotupearlythismorningandhaveenoughtimetoeatinourcanteen.Youalwayshavebreakfasthere,sowhatwouldyourecommend?Text4M:Whatdoyouthinkofstartingablogaboutmyhikingadventures?W:Greatidea!Yourstoriesandphotosarealwaysfascinating.Itcouldinspireotherstoexplorenature.M:Plus,it’sawaytodocumentmyjourneys.Iwonderwhattonameit.Text5W:Haveyoufinishedthereport?M:Ileftitonyourdesklastnight.Didn’tyouseeit?W:Yes,Ihadaquicklookthroughanditlooksgreat,butImeanttheoneonadvertisingnotsales.M:I’mworkingonthatnow.I’llhaveitdonein20minutesandthenstartthereportonnewprod