福建集美中学2026-2027学年第一学期高三年级10月月考英语试题

福建集美中学2026-2027学年第一学期高三年级10月月考英语试题第一部分听力第一节听下面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.Whatpartoftheeventdoesthewomanlikebest?A.Swimming. B.Running. C.Cycling.2.Howdothespeakersfeelaboutthebeepopulation?A.Concerned. B.Confused. C.Satisfied.3.Whatseasonisitlikelytobenow?A.Spring. B.Summer. C.Winter.4.WhataspectofastronautsisAlexcuriousabout?A.Thetimeperiodoftheirstayinspace. B.Theirfrequencyoftripstospace.C.Thesizeoftheirspacestation.5.WherewillthemanseeJacob?A.Ataparty. B.Atschool. C.Athome.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.WhatdoesJakedotohelppeoplefindhisposts?A.Usespecificsigns. B.Askfriendstoshare. C.Postatspecifictimes.7.WhatdoesJakedowhenaplantisn’tgrowingwell?A.Heexplainstheproblemandsolutionpublicly.B.Heaskshisfollowersforhelp. C.Hestopsrecording.听下面一段对话，回答第8、9小题。8.Whatistheprobablerelationshipbetweenthespeakers?A.Fellowstudents. B.Fellowathletes. C.Fellowteachers.9.Whatdoesthemanbelieveisthekeytosuccess?A.Opportunities. B.Hardwork. C.Talents.10.Whatisthewoman’sadvicefornaturallyskilledindividuals?A.Don’tbetoohardonthemselves. B.Learntothinkonestepahead.C.Givefullplaytotheirtalents.听下面一段对话，回答第10至12小题。11.Wherearethespeakers?A.Inashop. B.Inafactory. C.Inarestaurant.12.Whatprimarilymakesateamworkwellaccordingtothewoman?A.Understandingroleresponsibilities. B.Givingextratimefortasks.C.Communicatingdirectly.13.Whowillthemantalktolater?A.Acustomer. B.Acolleague. C.Agovernmentofficer.听下面一段对话，回答第13至16小题。14.Whatisthemaintopicoftheconversation?A.Establishenvironmentalprotectionsystems. B.Usingnaturalresourcesreasonably.C.Learninglessonsfromnature.15.WhatdoesProfessorThompsonsayaboutthelawsofnature?A.Itchangesfastandregularly. B.Itrequirespatience. C.Itisunpredictable.16.Whatshouldpeopledoaccordingtothewoman?A.Observenatureclosely. B.Liveinharmonywithnature.C.Adjustnaturethroughtechnology.听下面一段独白，回答第17至20小题。17.Howmanymaterialsarementionedformushroomcoffee?A.Two. B.Three. C.Four.18.Whyismushroomcoffeebecomingmorepopular?A.Itoffersahealthierchoice. B.Ituseshigh-qualitymushrooms.C.Itischeaperthantraditionalcoffee.19.Howdopeoplepreparethemushroomsformushroomcoffee?A.Theymixthemwithwater. B.Theydrythem. C.Theyboilthem.20.Whatdoweknowaboutmushroomcoffeefromthetalk?A.Itcanbefoundonlyinonlineshops. B.Itisascommonasregularcoffee.C.Ithasasmoothertaste.第二部分阅读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。AGeorgiaAquariumisanon-profitscientificorganizationwithover11milliongallonsofwater.Itaimstoentertainandeducatevisitorsthroughhigh-standardexhibitsandprograms,ultimatelysavinganimalspeciesandcreatingabalancedenvironment.Asaresearchleader,itstudiesseaanimalsinhumancareandnaturalhabitatstoadvancescientificknowledgeandapplydiscoveriestoconservation.Visitorscanenjoyhands-onactivities,close-upanimalexperiences,andeducationalprogramsdesignedtodevelopadeeperappreciationforouroceanandtheanimalsthatcallithome.GalleriesCoralDiver—Experienceover200speciesoftheIndo-PacificCoralsLearnmoreaboutthedifferenttypesofcorals,whycoralsarevitaltotheocean,andhowwecareforthemthroughface-to-facesessionswithouraquariumspecialists.DolphinCoast—DiveintotheWorldofDolphinsTHEATERSEATS：1,800+Dolphinsaresocialanimalsthatliveinsmallgroups.Throughtheunderwaterviewingtunnel,watchplayfuldolphinsandinteractwithdolphinkeepers.Presentationtime：3:00p.m./6:00p.m.SeaLionStudio—EncounterSeaLionsTHEATERSEATS：500+Trainerswillinteractwiththeseincrediblecreatureswhileeducatingguestsonthedangerstheseaanimalsfaceintheirnaturalenvironment,aswellaskeyenvironmentalfactorsthatimpactthem.ToattendtheDolphinorSeaLionPresentation,pleasereserveonline.Firstcome,firstserved.Spaceislimited.Presentationtime：9:00a.m./10:30a.m.One-DayTicketReserve&SaveGeneralAdmission—Off-peaktimes$49Reserve&SaveGeneralAdmission—Weekends&Holidays$59AnytimeGeneralAdmission—Walk-in$79Bookoff-peak&saveSaveonticketswhenyoubookoff-peaktimeslikeweekdays.Anadditional$10discountappliestoeveryticketforentryafter3:30p.m.21.WhatisthepurposeofGeorgiaAquarium?A.Toraiseawarenessforseaplants. B.Totakecareofnaturalhabitats.C.Tocollectfundsforanimalresearch. D.Toprotectunderseabiodiversity.22.Whatdothethreegallerieshaveincommon?A.Theyprovideglasschannelsforviewing. B.Theyofferscheduledpresentationsonline.C.Theyallowvisitorstoengagewithprofessionals.D.Theyhighlightenvironmentalthreatstoseaanimals.23.Acouplewhomakereservationandarriveat4:00p.m.onMondayshouldpay

.A.$78 B.$98 C.$118 D.$138BLastweek,IemergedfromtheTubeincentralLondonforadaythatwouldoncehavebeenunthinkable.First,Iboughtamorningcoffee.ThenIwentoutforaboxofsushi.Afewhourslater,Idroppedintoamini-supermarkettobuysometeabags.Eachtime,Ihadzerocontactwithahuman.Instead,Iorderedandpaidforeverythingusingoneofthetouchscreensthatnowpepperourlife.Lookingback,IfindithardtorememberthelasttimeIboughtanythingentirelyfromaperson.Thebusinesslogicisobvious:screensreducestaffcosts,shortenwaitinglines,andencouragemorepurchasesthroughappealingfoodphotosandnon-judgmentalordering.Ibelievethatcustomersoftenprefertheeaseandspeedoftouchscreensandthatnotallhumaninteractionsareenjoyable.Yet,Istillpreferaworldwithmoretime-consumingpeoplethanmachines.It’snotjustbecausemachinesoftenfail,butbecausefindingahumancanbeexciting.That’swhyIwassurprisedduringarecenttriptoBrazil,whereIfoundsomanystaffinalocalsupermarket—atcheckouts,inaisles,upstairs—thatItookphotostoshowpeoplebackhome.Twomenevenhelpedmedecidewhichumbrellasuitedmebest.ThatnovelexperienceheartenedmesomuchthatIwasn’tsurprisedtolearnsomeEuropeanretailers(零售商)areboostingsuchhumaninteraction.TheDutchchainJumbointroducedaslower“chatcheckout”forcustomerstotalkwithcashiersandexpandedittoabout200stores,especiallyinplaceswherelonelinesswasabigproblem.Earlierthisyear,anexpertnotedsoftwareengineersfeltlonelywhentheyturnedtoAIinsteadoftheirco-workers.Ifindthiseasytoimagine.Technologycanleadusdownmanypaths,butthatdoesnotmeanallshouldbetaken.24.Whatisafeatureoftheauthor’sshoppinghabitinLondon?A.Interactingwithstorestaff. B.Placingordersonthephone.C.Usingself-servicemachines. D.Avoidingmini-supermarkets.25.Whichwordbestdescribestheauthor’sshoppingexperienceinBrazil?A.Pleasing. B.Annoying. C.Disappointing. D.Amusing.26.WhydidJumbointroduce“chatcheckout”?A.Toexpanditsbusiness. B.Tosimplifythecheckoutprocess.C.Tohelpitsemployeesfightloneliness. D.Toencourageinterpersonalcommunication.27.Whatmessagedoestheauthordeliverinthetext?A.Thebestisyettocome. B.Conveniencecomesatacost. C.AllroadsleadtoRome. D.Everycloudhasasilverlining.CWanttolosefat?There’sonemethodscientificallyproventowork:eatingalittlelessfoodthanyourbodyneedstofuelitselfeachday.Dothat,andyourbodystartsusingitsenergyreserves—itsstoredfat—tomakeupthedeficit.Itsoundsstraightforward.Youdutifullykeeptrackofthecaloriesineverymealtomakesureyourdailyintakestayslessthanyourfixedlimit,butthenumberonyourweightscaleneverchangesatall.It’sfrustratinganddisheartening.Butthere’sgoodnews:you’renottoblame.Recentscientificfindingssuggestit’salmostimpossibletocountcalorieswithanydegreeofaccuracy,whichexplainswhytryingtoloseweightbycaloriecountingissohard.It’snotbadmathsthattripsmostofusup,though.Generally,unlessyoudiligentlylogeveryingredientbeforeyoueat,humansjustaren’tverygoodatrecallingexactlywhatwasontheirplate,letalonethehandfulofsnackstheyatewithoutthinking.Givenallthat,it’snosurprisethatstudiessuggesttheaveragepersonunderestimatestheirdailyconsumptionbyaround30percent(roughly600-750calories),orabout10digestivebiscuits.Theveryideaofworkingoutcalorieamountsisproblematic.Andthat’sbeforeweevenconsidertheeffectyourindividualbiologycanhave.Forinstance,a2023studytestedtheoutcomesofgivingpeopleahigh-fibrediet,designedtofeedtheirgutmicrobes(肠道菌群).Withgrowingmicrobialcommunitiesintheirguts,thescientistsfoundthattheparticipantsinthestudylostalittlebitofweight—withouteatinglessorfeelinghungry—becausetheywereabsorbingfewercaloriesfromtheirfood.“Thatmeans,dependingonwhatyoueatandhowmanymicrobesarethriving(旺盛繁殖)inyourgut,somecaloriesareusedbyyou,whileothersfeedthemicrobes.”saysProfessorRosaBrown,aco-authorofthestudy.Ifallthisisstartingtomakeyouthinkthatcaloriemonitoringmightbeoffthemenu,you’dberight.28.Whatdoestheunderlinedword“deficit”inparagraph1mean?A.Database. B.Shortfall. C.Nutrition. D.Weight.29.Whatmakesithardfordieterstocountcalories?A.Inaccuracyofintakerecords. B.Lackoftrackingapproaches.C.Absenceofscientificevidence. D.Complexityofcalculationprocedures.30.Whatcanwelearnfromthe2023study?A.Calorieabsorptionmayvary. B.Eatinglessmeanslosingweight.C.Fibrereducespeople’shunger. D.Foodcaloriesdeterminebodyweight.31.Whichofthefollowingcanbethebesttitleforthetext?A.ForgettheStrictDiet B.SimplifyYourCalorieLog C.SkiptheDietaryMath D.AdjustYourDietStructureDFoodmarketshaveexperiencedconsiderableinstabilityinrecentyears.Globalwarmingiscausingdroughts,soildesertificationandextremeweather.Yetthefundamentalsoffoodproductionwerelasttransformedinthemid-20thcentury.Fortunately,globalinvestmentsinagriculturalinnovationareontherise.Fundsforagritechcompaniesreached$16.2billionin2025.Ofthis,$9billionwenttonewresearchintoboostingfarmyields,upfrom$2.5billionin2016.Thefocusofsustainabilityeffortsisswitchingfrompreventingclimatechangetodealingwithitandfindingsolutions.ScientistsaredevelopingalternativestothepesticidesandfertilisersthathavedominatedmodernagriculturesincetheGreenRevolutionofthemid-20thcentury,basedonabetterunderstandingofplantsthemselves.B-COS,ateamfromGhentUniversity,isgeneticallyengineeringbacteriatoproduceaspecialkindofmolecule(分子).Tomatoandpotatoplantssprayed(喷洒)withthemoleculesaretrickedintobelievingtheyareunderattackandactivatetheirnaturaldefensesagainstinfection.B-COSisapplyingthisapproachtotwonewproducts:onetoimprovegrowthanddroughttolerance,andanotherwhichitclaimscanreducediseaseincidenceby40-50%.Naturally,therearealsocompaniesexploringtheopportunitiespresentedbyartificialintelligence.Thegeneralideaofthiscombinationiscalled“precisionagriculture”,whichistohelpfarmersconnecteverythingfromtheenvironmentalconditionsofindividualfieldstothegeneticsequences(序列)ofthebacteriapresentinthesoil,andthoseoftheplantsthemselves.ThisisthenrunthroughAImodelsthatmakepredictionsaboutthebestconditionsandtreatmentstoachievethehighestyieldsorproducethehighest-qualitycrops.“Itisgoingtoshowuswhat’sgoingonineachsquaremetreofthefields,suchastemperature,waterandcarbonabsorption,”saysMr.Anders,amanagingpartnerofanagritechcompany.Thereisstillalongwaytogo.In2024,agriculturaltechcompaniesattractedjust1.3%ofglobalearly-stageventure-capitalfundingdespiteagricultureaccountingforabout4%ofglobalGDP.Butifhigh-techinnovationsstillmaketheirway,andthefundskeepflowing,anewageofprecisionagricultureiscoming.32.Whatishighlightedconcerningagriculturalinvestmentinparagraph1?A.Itsinstability. B.Itssource. C.Itsinfluence. D.Itsshift.33.WhydidtheB-COSteamspraythemoleculesontomatoandpotatoplants?A.Toevaluatediseasetolerance. B.Toeliminateharmfulsubstances.C.Toboostnaturalresistance. D.Toprotecthealthyplants.34.Whatdoes“precisionagriculture”contributeto?A.Accuratemarketforecasting. B.Efficientharvestingtechniques.C.Sufficientgeneticinformation. D.Reasonableagriculturalplanning.35.Whatistheauthor’spurposeinpresentingthedatainthelastparagraph?A.Tocallforgreaterinvestment. B.Towarnofpotentialrisks.C.Tocastlightontheachievements. D.Togivecredittothecompanies.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。Haveyoueverwalkedawayfromaconversationwiththesinkingfeelingthatyousaidtoomuch?Notbecauseyouwereimpoliteorinconsiderate—butbecauseyoutriedtoexplainyourselftosomeonewhodidn’treallywanttounderstand?36Over-explaininghappensofteninourdailylives.Thisbehaviororiginatedinearlysurvivalstrategies.Forthoseraisedinemotionallyunpredictablehouseholds,claritymaybeaformofself-protectiontopreventpunishmentoremotionalfallout.

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Peoplewhohaveeverundergonetraumatendtoexplainalottoavoidconflictorrejection.Regardlessoforigin,thepatternisthesame:Wespendunnecessaryenergytryingtojustifyourrighttotakeupspace,tosayno,ortomakechoicesothersmightnotlike.

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Clearlanguagelike“I’vemademydecision,”and“Let’sshifttheconversation,”canactuallydothetrick.Thesedirectstatementsprioritizeemotionalhonestywithoutover-disclosure.Andtheydon’tleavespacefornegotiationwherenoneisguaranteed.

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Youspendlessofitinpracticing,defending,orrecovering,andyouneedn’talwaysreacttoothers’discomfort.Youalsostartattractingadifferentkindofrelationship.Itisbasednotonperformanceorsubmission,butonmutualrespect.

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Youbeginhealingthepartofyouthatbelievedlovehadtobeearnedthroughexplanation.Theversionofyouwhofeltunsafebeingmisunderstoodlearnsanewtruth:Yourworthwasneverconditionalordependentonbeingagreeableorpersuasive.A.Ifso,youarenotalone.B.Butmaybethebiggestshiftisinternal.C.Likeanybehavioralchange,thistakespractice.D.Butit’snotimpossibletoridourselvesofthetrouble.E.Whenyoustopover-explaining,youreclaimemotionalenergy.F.Haveyoueverexplainedtoshowyourpolitenessandconsideration?G.Over-explainingcanalsocomefromthewayourbrainiswiredbypastexperiences.第三部分语言运用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。Threeyearsago,Iquitmyjobandstartedhiking.Thereasonisausualstory—stress,adifficultboss—thoughIbarelyrememberthe

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now.Iplannedtowanderforawhile,findacityIliked,andsettledownwithanewjob.ButthenIwentthroughadevastatingbreakup(情感波折),andthethoughtofreturningtowork,dating,andtheordinarytrackoflifefelt

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fortheoutdoors.Ilovegoingsolo—noonetoplease,nooneto

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.Justmountains,rivers,andminimaldesires.Overthreeyears,I’vecoveredfortytofiftytrails,mosttakingfourtofivedays,someafullweek.Afterallthattime,I’vebecome

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withthemountains.Thescenerynolongerstirsme.Ifinisharouteandfeellittle,andIevenquestionwhetherIstilllovehiking.Sometimes,asIwalk,Iwonder:shouldn’tlife,likeahike,haveaclear

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?Otherwise,youlosetheway,fartherandfartherinto

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ways.Strangersonthetrailofferlittletotalkabout,andmoreimportantly,hikingcarries

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.Goingwithsomeonemeanssharedliability—ifsomethinghappens,it’saburdenonboth.Alone,Itakefull

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formyselfandowenooneelse.Everyyear,Imeetsomeonewhoasksthesamequestion:Whathaveyou

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fromsolohiking?I’veaskedmyselfthatcountlesstimes.Thebest

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Icanthinkofisavideogame—repeatingdungeons,clearinglevelsoverandover.YetwhenIcounttherewards,myhandsfeel

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.Iseeothertravelersonlinewhospeakofcourage,beautifulviews,ordeliciousfood.Igenuinelyenvythem—theyknowwhatthey’re

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.Forme,attheroot,itwasprobablyjustescape.ButIcan’tkeepdriftingforever.Maybeafterthenextmountain,I’llfinallyhavea(n)

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.41.A.tasks B.specifics C.consequences D.challenges42.A.exciting B.ordinary C.unbearable D.promising43.A.grateful B.similar C.known D.wired44.A.accommodate B.kill C.persuade D.challenge45.A.interested B.surprised C.disappointed D.disenchanted46.A.partner B.reason C.destination D.schedule47.A.everywhere B.anywhere C.nowhere D.somewhere48.A.parted B.talked C.lost D.cleared49.A.risks B.views C.debates D.hopes50.A.preparation B.responsibility C.probability D.conversation51.A.gained B.remembered C.sacrificed D.suffered52.A.emphasis B.explanation C.metaphor D.lesson53.A.heavy B.cold C.full D.empty54.A.searchingfor B.runningfrom C.givingup D.lookingafter55.A.dream B.answer C.plan D.mountain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。Agroundbreakingexhibitionnamed“CivilizationoftheQinandHanDynasties”openedattheMuseumofFineArtsinBudapest,bringingrareChinesetreasurestoCentralEurope.Theshowincludedover150ancientartworksandamongthem

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(be)tenoriginalTerracottaWarriors(兵马俑).Itenabledthemuseum

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(stage)thebiggestdisplayofChinesemasterpiecestherein25years.ManyHungariansstillrememberthecountry’sfirstTerracottaWarriorsshowin1988.However,thenewpresentationwasmarkedlylargerinscale.

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(organize)byChineseandHungarianexperts,theprojectintegratedmoderndigitaldesignsuchasarevolutionary3Dprojectionandthesuccessfulrecoveryofthefadedcolors.This

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(innovate)featuregaveaudiencesanabsorbingexperienceof

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thesculptureslookedliketwothousandyearsago.LaszloBaan,themuseum

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(direct),stresseditwasextremelyraretoviewgenuineTerracottaWarriorsoutsideChina.HenotedthismadetheBudapestshow

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once-in-a-generationculturalopportunityforCentralEuropeanpeople.Accordingtoanalysts,theexhibitiondrewthousandsofvisitors

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itcouldbecomeoneofthetopthreemostvisitedshowsinthemuseum’shistory.Ultimately,by

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(bridge)EasternandWesterncivilizations,thisremarkableeventnotonlyliftedthecity’sculturaltourismperformanceduringthetraditionaloff-season,butalsoprovedhighlybeneficial

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mutualculturalexchanges,leavingalastingimpressiononallattendees.第四部分写作第一节应用文写作66.学校志愿者社团于上周对全校学生开展了关于每月参加志愿活动情况的调查，结果如下图所示。你将作为社团代表进行主题为“BeaVolunteer,BetheChange”的演讲，请结合图表中的信息写一篇演讲稿，内容包括：1．调查结果；2．分析现象；3．提出倡议。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。MonthlyVolunteerServiceHoursBeaVolunteer,BetheChange__________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________第二节读后续写67.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。GuanJiyangfillstheairwiththecomfortingsmelloffreshmantou,orsteamedbuns.Themanonceworkedinthefurnitureindustryinabusycity.Seekingtoroothimselfinhishometown,heresolvedtoreturn.Hegothisinspirationfromhismother.Shehadmadetraditionalmantouformorethan20years.Shekeptthenaturalwaysofmakingmantouinthetraditionalstyle,yetshewaswillingtoacceptnewideasandencouragedhimtotrycreativechanges.Therefore,ratherthanreplacinghercraft,heaimedtoimproveit.“Manypeoplethinkbreadlooksfinewhilemantouissimpleandordinary,”hethought.“Whycan’twemakeaChinese-stylemantouthatisbothbeautifulandtasty?”Fullofpassion,heopenedhisownsteamedbunshop.Heandhismotherwokeupat5a.m.everydaytobuyfreshmaterials.Theystucktorecipeswithoutfoodadditives,onlyusingnaturalingredientssuchasreddates,localredbeansanddifferentnuts.Hisbrotherlovedshootingshortvideosandmanagingsocialmedia.Hehadlongwantedtoselllocalsnacksonline.WhenheheardGuanreturnedhometoopenashop,hecametolendahand.Movingfromfactoryfloorstoflour-dustedcounterswasnoteasy,butGuanhasneverfeltregretful.However,theearlydaysweremuchmoredifficultthanheexpected.Therewaslittleinformationtoshowtheadvantagesoftheirmantou.Andpassers-bydidnotexpectmuchofthem.Inlinewiththestereotype,mostofthembelievedmantouwasjustplainfood.Worsestill,localvillagersthoughtthesefancysteamedbunsonlylookednice.Theyrefusedtogivethemashot.Salesstayedloweverysingleday.Everynight,pilesofunsoldbunsbroughtgreatpressuretohim.Hetriedhardtofindawaytobreakthisdifficultsituation.注意：（1）两段合计150词左右；（2）请按如下格式作答。Oneevening,staringattheleftovermantou,Guansankdeepintothought._________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________Withjointefforts,Guan’ssteamedbunshopgraduallygainedpopularity._________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________2026-2027高三上英语10月开学考试答案试卷答案听力1-5CACAB6-10AACBC11-15CABCB16-20BAABC阅读21-25DCACA26-30DBBAA31-35CDCDA七选五36-40AGDEB完形41-45BCDAD46-50CCAAB51-55ACDAB56.were57.tostage58.Organized59.innovative60.what61.director62.a63.and64.bridging65.to应用文BeaVolunteer,BetheChangeGoodmorning,everyone!I’mprivilegedtodeliveraspeechthemed“BeaVolunteer,BetheChange”.Lastweek,ourvolunteerclubsurveyedonstudents’monthlyvolunteerservicehours.Asisshowninthechart,48%ofstudentsspendlessthan2hoursonvolunteerwork,followedby35%whodevote2-6hours,whilemerely17%spendmorethan6hours.Theresultsreflectathought-provokingphenomenonthatmoststudentsspendlittletimevolunteering.Foronething,heavyschoolworkoccupiesmostofoursparetime.Foranother,manystudentsdon’tknowwheretofindvolunteeropportunities.However,volunteerworkplaysavitalroleinshapingoursenseofresponsibilityandwarmingthecommunity.Therefore,ourclubwillreleasemorevolunteerinformationintheschoolnewspaperweekly.Andlet’smaketimeforvolunteeractivities.Smalleffortscanbringgreatchange!Thankyou!读后续写Oneevening,staringattheleftovermantou,Guansankdeepintothought.Anideasuddenlystruckhimthathecouldmakegooduseofhisbrother’ssocialmediaskillsandholdfreetastingactivitiestoinvitemorevillagerstotrytheirfancymantou.Thenextmorning,hesharedtheideawithhismotherandbrother.Theyallagreedandquicklyworkedoutaplan.Hisbrotherwouldfilmshortvideosonline,showingtheirfreshnaturalingredients,strictproductionsteps,anduniquecreativedesigns.Hismotherwoulddemonstratehertraditionalskills,whileGuanwouldfocusont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