陕西省部分高中2026-2027学年高三上学期10月联考英语试卷

陕西省部分高中2026-2027学年高三上学期10月联考英语试卷第一部分听力(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.Whereshouldthemangotocatchhistrain?A.Platform3. B.Platform5. C.Platform8.2.Wherearethespeakersprobably?A.Athome. B.Inacoffeeshop. C.Infrontofacinema.3.Whatwillthewomandotonight?A.Gotoaconcert. B.Doherproject. C.Meetherprofessor.4.Whatdoesthewomandislikeabouttherestaurant?A.Theenvironment. B.Thefood. C.Theservice.5.Whatistheweatherlikelytobethisafternoon?A.Sunny. B.Rainy. C.Windy.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。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。听第6段录音，回答第6、7题。6.Whydoesthemancallthewoman?A.Tobookahotelroom. B.Tochangeareservation. C.Toaskforinformation.7.Whenwillthemancheckout?A.OnThursday. B.OnFriday. C.OnSunday.听第7段录音，回答第8、9题。8.WhydoesMarkfeeltired?A.Hestayedupreviewing. B.Hehadalongsportspractice.C.Hewatchedabasketballmatch.9.WhatdoesthewomansuggestMarkdo?A.Haveagoodrest. B.Talktothecoach. C.Attendalecture.听第8段录音，回答第10至12题。10.Whatiswrongwiththesweater?A.Itistoosmall. B.Itscolorruns. C.Ithasahole.11.Whatdoesthemanwanttodo?A.Exchangethesweater. B.Gethismoneyback. C.Chooseasmallerone.12.Howdoesthemansoundatlast?A.Delighted. B.Impatient. C.Confused.听第9段录音，回答第13至16题。13.Whydidthewomanmissthelecture?A.Sheforgotthetime. B.Shewenttoseeadoctor. C.Shepreparedforanexam.14.Whatwasthemaintopicofthelecture?A.Thefutureofcreativewriting. B.TheapplicationofAIincreativefields.C.Therapiddevelopmentofmoderntechnology.15.Whatwillbehighlightedintheupcomingmid-termexam?A.Digitalart. B.Musicproduction. C.Moralissues.16.Whatwillthewomandotomorrowmorning?A.Collectanotebook. B.Changeherdormitory. C.Pickuptheman.听第10段录音，回答第17至20题。17.WhatwasSarah’sjobfiveyearsago?A.Amanager. B.Aninterpreter. C.Anengineer.18.WhydidSarahquitherjob?A.Tostudyorganicfarming. B.Toconnectwithnature. C.Toseekahighersalary.19.Whatdolocalchildrendoonthefarm?A.Sellvegetables. B.Designurbanprojects. C.Joiningardeningprograms.20.Whatdoesthespeakermainlytalkabout?A.Anamazingwoman. B.Anorganicfarm. C.Anurbanchallenge.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。ATheSensoryEvaluationLabatVirginiaTech(VTSEL)iscurrentlylookingforparticipantstojoininaresearchstudyonchickpeapasta(akindoffood).Weaimtogathervaluablefeedback(反馈)onvariouspastasamplestoimproveourfoodevaluationtechniques.StudyDetails•Dates:August12—13•Time:9:00a.m.—5:00p.m.•Location:Room205,HABB1Building(1230WashingtonStSW)•Duration:One25-minutesessionperparticipantWhoCanParticipate?Tobequalifiedforthisstudy,youmustmeetallofthefollowingrequirements:•Be18yearsofageorolder.•Bewillingandexcitedtotasteseveraldifferentsamplesofchickpeapasta.•Havenoallergic(过敏的)conditionsorsensitivitiestochickpeapastaingredients,includingchickpeas,fabebeans,peastarch,tapiocaandxanthangum.WhatYouWillGetWetrulyappreciateyourtimeandeffort.Asasignofgratitudeforyourcontribution,everyparticipantwillreceive:•A$10giftcarduponthecompletionofyoursession.•Freesnacksprovidedimmediatelyaftertasting.•Freeparkingonsiteduringyoursession.•Aunique,hands-onexperienceinmodernsensoryevaluationtechniques.HowtoApplyPriorregistrationisstrictlyrequiredtoparticipate.Ifyouareinterestedinjoiningus,pleaseclickthelinkbelowtocompleteashortpreliminary(初步的)screeningsurvey:ClickHeretoTaketheScreeningSurveyOnceyoureligibility(资格)isconfirmedthroughthesurvey,youwillreceiveafollow-upemailcontainingalinktoselectandsecureyourpreferredsessiontime.Spotsarelimited,sosignupearly!21.Whencouldaparticipantbedoingasession?A.At9:25p.m.,August11. B.At4:35p.m.,August12. C.At5:25p.m.,August13. D.At3:35p.m.,August14.22.Whichisarequirementforparticipants?A.Beingunder18yearsold. B.Havingagoodappetite. C.Beingsensitivetotastes. D.Havingnoallergiestocertainfoods.23.Howcanonesignupforthestudy?A.BygoingtoRoom205inperson. B.Bysendinganemailtothelab.C.Bycompletinganonlinesurvey. D.Bycallingthepersonincharge.BEverySaturday,12BasketsCafébecomesanewsroom.Homelessandlow-incomewritersgatherthere,fillingthelargetableswithlaptopsandiPads.TheyareproducingtheIntersection,anewspaperthatgivesvoicetothoseoftenignored.TheheartofthepaperisMelissaMayes,aretirednurse.Thoughdisabledandstrugglingtoaffordfood,shespentfiveyearssleepingoncouchesbeforegettingherownapartment.Herarticle,HaveYouSeenHer?,describeshomelesswomenas“brave,determined,hopeful”—wordsthatcomefromherownpainfulexperience.Forher,writingisnotjustreporting;it’shealing(疗愈).TheideaforthepapercamefromLesleeJohnson,auniversitylecturer.Fouryearsago,shestartedhavinglunchatthecafé,drawnbyitswarmatmosphere.Whenregularslearnedshewasawriter,theysharedtheirownstories.Johnsonstartedawritinggroup.Finally,in2025,stricterlawsonbegging(乞讨)werereleased,directlyaffectingthecafé’sregulars.“Weknewweneededtostepup,”saidBenWilliamson,directorofthesupportingnonprofit.Andsoonthegroupgrewintoanewspaperproject.Asheville,acityof95,000,facesseverepovertyandexpensivehousing.TheIntersectionaimstobreakstereotypes(刻板印象)bypublishingworksfromthoselivingindeeppoverty.Sellers,wearingbluevests,buycopiesfor$1eachandsellthemfor$4,earninganhonestincome.EmilyWitherspoon,oncehomelessfortwoyears,nowsellsthepaper.“It’sfun,andit’slegal,”shesaidwithasmile.“Youdon’thavetoworryaboutgettingarrested.”Beyondthepaper,Johnsonalsorunsaneducationprogram,bringingcollegeclassestothosestrugglingfinancially.“Thereissomuchcreativityandbrilliancethatgoesunheard,”shesaid.“IfIcancreateaspacetoshinelightonthat,Ifeelit’smyduty.”Forthewritersat12BasketsCafé,thatlightisfinallyshining.24.WhatdoesMelissaMayesgainfromwritingforthepaper?A.Astableincome. B.Professionalrecognition. C.Ajobopportunity. D.Psychologicalcomfort.25.WhatprovidedthefinalpushforthelaunchoftheIntersection?A.Apolicychange. B.Regulars’writingtalent.C.Acasualencounter. D.Johnson’steachingduty.26.WhatistheIntersection’sroleinAsheville?A.Itprovideslegaladvice. B.Itremovespublicprejudice.C.Itservesasagovernmentmedium. D.Ithelpssolvelocalhousingcrisis.27.WhydoestheauthorquoteJohnsoninthelastparagraph?A.Todisplaythenecessityofeducation. B.Toexplainthepaper’sfutureplans.C.Tohighlightthevalueofunheardvoices. D.Toexposethewriters’artistictalent.CFordecades,thegeneralpublicbelievedthateveryforestfirewasadisasterthatneededtobeputoutimmediately.EarlyforestrypoliciesintheUnitedStatesstrictlyenforcedtotalfiresuppression(抑制)—aimingtoputanendtoeverywildfirewithoutdelay.However,thiswell-meaningstrategyhasbackfired.Ecologistsnowrecognizethatlow-intensityfiresarefundamentaltomaintaininghealthyforestecosystems,andcompletelyextinguishingthemleadstounexpectednegativeconsequences.Inanaturalenvironment,periodiclow-intensitysurfacefiresplayacrucialroleasanecologicalcleaner.Theyburnoffdeadleaves,fallenbranches,andthickundergrowthwithoutharmingmaturetrees.Thisprocessclearsspacefornewseedlings(幼苗),releasesnutrientsbackintothesoilanddestroysharmfulinsects.Certainnativetreesdependontheheatfromthesemildfirestobreakopentheirseed-bearingfruitsandreleaseseedsaswell.Moreimportantly,frequentsmallfirespreventthedangerousbuild-upofmaterialsthatcatchfireeasilyontheforestfloor.Whenhumansaggressivelyputouteverysmallfire,a“firedeficit”iscreated.Overtime,vastamountsofdrywoodandthickbushesbuildup.Thesesmalltreesandbrushactas“fuelladders”,allowingflamestoclimbfromthegroundupintothecrownsoftalltrees.Whenafirefinallybreaksoutduringseveredroughtsorstrongwinds,thishugeamountoffueltransformswhatshouldhavebeenamanageablesurfacefireintoadestructivewildfire.Suchextremefiresdestroyentireforestsandthreatennearbyhumancommunities.Tobreakthisdangerouscycle,forestmanagementagenciesareshiftingtheirapproach.Insteadoffightingallfires,landmanagersnowintroduce“prescribedburns”—controlledfiressetintentionallybytrainedexpertsduringmildweatherconditionstosafelyremoveexcess(过量的)fuel.Byacceptingfireasanaturalpartoftheecosystemratherthanadeadlyenemy,humansarelearningtomanageforestsmorewiselyandprotectthemforthefuture.28.WhatwasthetraditionalpolicyregardingforestfiresintheUS?A.Viewingthemasunavoidabledisasters. B.Puttingoutallwildfiresasfastaspossible.C.Allowinglow-intensityfirestoburnnaturally.D.Encouraginglocalinvolvementinfirefighting.29.Howdolow-intensityfiresbenefitforests?A.Byincreasingnutrientsinthesoil. B.Byburningoutnon-nativewildlifespecies.C.Byraisingthetemperatureoftheforestfloor.D.Bypreventingmaturetreesfromgrowingtootall.30.Whatdirectlyresultsfromthecompletesuppressionofsmallfires?A.Agreatbuildupofflammablematerials. B.Thelossofmostnativewildlife.C.Thehighfrequencyofextremeweather. D.Animmediatethreattohumanbeings.31.Whatwouldbeasuitabletitleforthetext?A.HowWildfiresThreatenHumanCommunitiesB.TheHistoryofForestryManagementintheUSC.ARiskyExperimentinNature—PrescribedBurnsD.WhyLow-IntensityfiresAreEssentialforForestsDHaveyoueverfoundyourselfagreeingwithateamdecisiondespitehavingsilentdoubts?Thisisknownasgroupthink—asocialpsychologicalphenomenonwheregroupmembersmistakenlybelievethereiscompleteagreement.Whilecommoninmanyworkplaces,groupthinkisparticularlydamagingtonon-profitorganizations,asitquietlyharmscriticaldecision-makingandundermines(削弱)theirabilitytofulfilltheirpurposes.Therootsofgroupthinklieinthenaturalhumandesireforharmonyandself-preservation.Inatypicalworkplace,membersoftendismissalternativeopinionsorholdbacktheirownviewstoavoidconflictorbeingexcluded.Asaresult,leadingmembers,feelingunquestioned,furtherjustifytheirdecisions.Individualsunfamiliarwiththeconceptmaystarttodoubtthemselves,creatinganechochamber(信息茧房)thatcutstheteamofffromreality.Fornon-profits,whoseultimategoalistoservecommunitiesratherthanearnprofits,thisnarrowmindsetcanbefatal.Turningawaytoomuchfromtherealneedsofparticipantsanddonorscaneasilyruinanorganization’scredibility.Fortunately,groupthinkisnotunavoidable,andbreakingfreefromitstartsattheleadershiplevel.Effectiveleadersshouldavoidexpressingtheirpreferencesearlyindiscussions,allowingeverymembertospeakfirst.Invitingopposingviewpointsandencouragingindividualstoplay“devil’sadvocate”helpskeepideasflowingandexposehiddenblindspots.Additionally,whencriticaldecisionsareontheline,callingafollow-upmeetingordiscussingissuesinsmallersettingsgivesquietermembersasafespacetosharevaluablefeedback.Moreimportantly,buildingadiverseteamisessential.Leadersmustactivelyseekoutmemberswhochallengetheexistingstateratherthanstrengthenit.AsLeticiaGonzalez-Reyes,co-founderof109World,pointsout,“Individualactiontherebyactivatescollectivepower.”Bywelcomingdiverseperspectivesandencouragingopendebate,non-profitscandevelopahealthyworkenvironment,makewell-roundedchoices,andtrulycreatealastingimpact.32.Whatdoesgroupthinkreferto?A.Aplannedstrategytostrengthenteamunity.B.Afalsebeliefoftotalagreementwithinagroup.C.Aleadershipstylethatprioritizesefficiencyoveraccuracy.D.Amethodtoencouragediverseopinionsindecision-making.33.Whatdoestheunderlinedword“fatal”inparagraph2mean?A.Disastrous. B.Mysterious. C.Temporarily. D.Common.34.Whatshouldleadersdoduringdiscussions?A.Statetheirviewpointsearly. B.Holdmeetingsinlargeconferencerooms.C.Challengequietmemberspublicly. D.Encouragememberstoexpressideasfirst.35.Whatdoestheauthorimplyaboutbuildingadiverseteam?A.Itremovestheneedforfollow-upmeetings.B.Itdiscouragesdisagreementamongmembers.C.Itofferslong-termdefenseagainstgroupthink.D.Ithelpsworkerstoreachfullcareerpotentials.第二节（七选五）TechgiantssuchasGooglehavelongbeenwell-knownforemployingnewcollegegraduatesandpayingthemhighsalariesofover$100,000ayear.However,asignificantshiftisoccurringinthetechindustry.

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Instead,theyprefertotakeonworkerswithrichworkexperience.Manyyounglearnershavespentyearsmasteringcomputerskillsfortechjobs.

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Consequently,thetraditionalcareerpathforyounggraduatesisfacinghugechallenges.Firstofall,statisticsshowcompaniesthatuseAItendtobuildsmall,simpleteamswithfewerjuniorstaff.AstudyfromHarvardBusinessSchoolfindsAIstart-upshirearound15%fewernewworkersthantraditionaltechcompanies.Bycontrast,thepercentageofseniorprofessionalsinthesecompaniesisabout20%higher.Theseseasonedexpertsarenothiredtomanagenewemployees.

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Sothemarket’sneedforskilledengineershashitarecordhighintheAIage.Besideschangesinteamstructure,thelatestdatashowsworryingchangesintheageoftechworkers.Between2023and2025,theshareof21-to-25-year-oldyoungworkersinbigprivatetechfirmsdroppedbyhalf.

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Thischangetellsusanoldstoryisdisappearing:OnceyoungpeoplelikeBillGatesandMarkZuckerbergcouldbuildgreattechbusinesseswithoutfinishingcollege,butnowcompaniescutentry-leveljobstoraiseworkefficiency.

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SeniorworkershaverichexperienceandsharpjudgmentthatAIcannotcopy.Butyounggraduateswhoonlymasterbasiccomputerskillsareeasilyreplaced.IfinvestorskeepfundingsmallAIcompaniesthatonlywantexperiencedstaff,youngnewcomerswillstruggletolandtheirfirstjobintech.A.Thesituationisbetteratbigprivatetechcompanies.B.NowAI-focusedstart-upsrarelyhirenewgraduates.C.Theydirectlytakechargeofcomplicatedtechnicaltasks.D.ItconfirmsthatsomeyoungtalentsshouldnotbeignoredintheAIera.E.YettheirknowledgenolongermeetsthenewdemandsofAIbusinesses.F.Thisemploymentshiftiscreatingsharplydifferentjobprospectsfordifferentagegroups.G.Meanwhile,theaverageageoftechworkersrosedramatically,approaching40inpublictechgiants.第三部分语言知识运用（共两节，满分30分）第一节完形填空（共15小题；每小题1分，满分15分）Somepeopletendtofocusonlyontheworstinlife.Iamnooptimistwearingrose-coloredglasses;thereisindeed

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isthathumannaturealwayshastwosides.Everydayonmywaytowork,Ipassedatiny“pocketpark”,wherevolunteershadplanteddelicateyoungtreesandbuddingflowers.Itwasabeautifulsightthatalways

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cleaningupanuntidylotnearby,repaintinggraffiti-coveredwallswithbrightsmilesontheirfaces.AnothercontrastoccurredatacrowdedMcDonald’s.Astressedmotherwas

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atthehelplessmother.Justasthetensionpeaked,anelderlygentleman

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.Hebentdown,madefunnyfaces,andmagicallyturnedtheboy’stearsintogiggles(咯咯笑).Theseexperiencesleftadeepimpressiononme.Theremaybe

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individualsintheworld,buttherearealsokind-heartedpeoplereadytomakeadifference.Realizingthis,andbelievingthatIcouldalsocontributetothis

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,Ifinallyfoundasenseofpeace.41.A.fairness B.ugliness C.gentleness D.loneliness42.A.past B.potential C.secret D.negative43.A.standard B.fear C.truth D.challenge44.A.occupied B.brightened C.disturbed D.shortened45.A.spot B.recall C.miss D.report46.A.focused B.spied C.stamped D.lived47.A.disgraceful B.effortless C.impractical D.dishonest48.A.retested B.shaken C.rebuilt D.ruined49.A.regretfully B.cheerfully C.anxiously D.desperately50.A.struggling B.singing C.working D.competing51.A.busy B.disabled C.impatient D.guilty52.A.annoyance B.gratitude C.interest D.sympathy53.A.backedoff B.bouncedback C.stoodby D.steppedforward54.A.absent-minded B.mean-spirited C.strong-willed D.poorly-dressed55.A.discovery B.schedule C.justice D.warmth第二节语法填空（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。In2013,XuDengyong,anengineeratanelectronicsfactory,noticedballoonartonavarietyshow.Fascinatedbythecreativedesigns,hedecidedtoleavehisstablejobandopenaballoondecorationshop.However,theearlydaysweretough.Amongalltheobstacles,the

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patienceandscientificdiscipline.Heimprovedtheknottingtechniqueandplacedoneballooninsideanother

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(reduce)airloss.Tofurtherextenddurability,hespentsixmonthstestingdifferentgluesuntilhefoundonethatcouldformaflexibleprotectivefilminsidetheballoon.Thankstothesetechnicalimprovements,hisballooncreationscannowlastuptothreemonthsindoors,

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(order)bynearly30shoppingmallsacrossChina,andthathasbroughthimbothfameandconsiderableincome.Insteadofkeepinghistechniquessecret,Xunowshareshishard-earned

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(successful)turnedsimpleballoonsintoabloomingbusiness.第四部分写作（共两节，满分40分）第一节短文投稿66.你校英文报正在开展以“ASmallHabitShapesMe”为主题的征稿活动。请你结合自身经历写一篇短文投稿，内容包括：(1)具体事例；(2)你的感悟。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。ASmallHabitShapesMe__________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________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。ItwasabitterNovemberafternoonwhenMark,aquietretiredcarpenter(木匠),wentforhisdailywalkalongtherivernearhistown.Thewindwasblowinghard,andsnowhadbeguntocovertheicyriverbanks.AsMarkwalkedalongthedangerouspath,asuddenloudbarkbrokethesilence.Hestoppedandlookeddowntowardtheriver’sedge.There,trappedinthefreezingwater,wasasmall,muddydog.Itwasdesperatelyholdingontoafloatingpieceoficewithitsfrontpaws,itsbacklegsdeepinthefreezingwater.Thedogwasshakingheavily,itsstrengthvisiblydeclining.Mark’sheartsank—thewaterwasdeepandtheriverbankwassteepandcoveredinslick(湿滑的)ice.Markknewhecouldn’tjumpintothewaterhimselfwithoutputtinghisownlifeatrisk.Lookingaroundanxiously,hespottedalong,strongwoodenfallenbranchnearby.Hepulledittotheedge,layflatonhisstomachontheicetokeephisbalance,andstretchedthebranchasfarashecouldtowardthedog.“Comeon,buddy,holdit!”Markcalledouttoencourageit.Thedogseemedtounderstand.Withitslastbitofstrength,itmovedforwardquicklyandbittightlyontotheendofthebranch.Markpulledwithallhisstrength,slowlymovingthedogclosertothebankuntilhecouldfinallyreachdown,catchthedogbytheleg,andpullitontosafeground.Therescueddogwastotallywet,shaking,andhadnocollar.Markwrappedthelittledoginhisheavywintercoat,helditclosetohischest,andrushedhome.Onceinside,hedriedthedogoff,feditahotmeal,andsetupawarmbedbytheheater.Markthenplacedanonline“FoundDog”noticeonthetown’ssocialmediapage,expectinganownertoclaimthesweetpupsoon.Butasthedaysturnedintoweeks,nobodycameforward.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。Oneevening,asuddenknockcameatMark’sdoor._______________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________Lookingattheemotionalreunion,Markfeltamixofreliefandsadness._______________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________高三英语·答案第一部分听力(共20小题;每小题1.5分,满分30分)1—5BCBCA6—10BCBAC11—15AABBC16—20ACBCA第二部分阅读(共20小题;每小题2.5分,满分50分)21—25BDCDA26—30BCBAA31—35DBADC36—40BECGF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)41—45BDCBA46—50CACBA51—55CADBD第二节(共10小题;每小题1.5分,满分15分)56.biggest57.which58.Driven59.with60.toreduce61.transforming62.A63.wasordered64.wisdom65.successfully第四部分写作(共两节,满分40分)第一节(满分15分)Onepossibleversion:ASmallHabitShapesMeAsanoldsayinggoes,tinyhabitscanreshapeone'slifeandfuture.Forme,thepersistenthabitofreadingEnglishpassagesfor20minuteseverysingledayhasbroughtmeunexpectedchanges.Initially,Istucktothisroutinemerelyatmyteacher'srequest.However,withtimegoingby,Ihavegraduallyabsorbeddiverseexpressionsandstrengthenedmylanguagesense.What'smore,thissteadypracticehaseffectivelyimprovedmyEnglishwritingandreadingcomprehension.IoncestruggledwithEnglishexams,butnowIcanhandlecomplextaskseffortlesslyandrankamongthetopstudentsinmyclass.Fromthisexperience,Ifirmlybelievethatitisthoseunremarkablehabitsthatlayasolidfoundationforourgrowth.Continuoussmallprogresswilleventuallyleadtoabrilliantfuture.第二节(满分25分)Onepossibleversion:Oneevening,asuddenknockcameatMark'sdoor.Heopenedit,onlytofindamiddle-agedwomanstandingthere,hereyesswollenandfilledwithtears."Isawyourpostonline,"shewhispered,hervoicetrembling.BeforeMarkcouldreply,thedogburstoutofthelivingroom,barkingwithpurejoyandthrowingitselfeagerlyintothewoman'sarms.Shekneltdown,huggingthedogtightlywhiletearsstreameddownhercheeks.Thewomanexplainedthatthedoghadgonemissingtwoweeksbefore,andshehadalmostgivenuphopeofeverfindinghimalive.Lookingattheemotionalreunion,Markfeltamixofreliefandsadness.Overthepastdays,thelittlecreaturehadbecomehisclosecompanion,fillinghisquiethousewithwarmth.However,seeingthegenuinelovebetweenthedoganditsowner,Markknewthiswasthehappiestending.ThewomanrepeatedlyexpressedherdeepgratitudeandwarmlyinvitedMarktovisitthemanytime.Ashewavedgoodbyetothemunderthesoftporchlight,Markturnedbackintothehouse.Thoughthehousefeltalittleempty,hisheartwasfull,warmedbythebondtheyhadsharedandthemiracleofkindness.听力原文Text1M:Excuseme,doyouknowwhichplatformthetraintoChicagoleavesfrom?W:ItusuallyleavesfromPlatform3,buttoday,ithasbeenmovedtoPlatform5.ThisisPlatform8.Betterhurryup!Text2W:Thanksfordroppingmeoffhere,Dad.NowIneed$20forthemovieticket.AndmayIspendanother$10onsnacks?M:Ofcourse.Hereisa$50bill.Remembertobuymeacoffeeonyourwaybackhome.Text3M:HiSarah,areyougoingtotheconcerttonight?W:I'dloveto,butIhavetofinishmychemistryproject.Myprofessorexpectsittomorrowmorning,soImustworkonitallnight.Text4W:I'mreallydisappointedwiththenewItalianrestaurant.Theservicewasextremelyslow,althoughthefoodwasquitedeliciousandtheenvironmentwaspleasant.M:Really?MyexperiencewascompletelytheoppositewhenIwenttherelastweek.Text5M:Thewindisblowingwildlyandit'srainingheavilyrightnow.I'mafraidthatourhikingtripthisafternoonwillhavetobeputoff.W:Don'tbeupset.Theweatherforecastpromisesitwillclearupbynoon.Wecansetoffaswehaveplanned.Text6W:Hello,GrandHotelfrontdesk.M:Hello,ImadeareservationforadoubleroomunderthenameofJohnMillerforthisThursday,butmyschedulechanged.W:OK,Mr.Miller.HowcanIhelpyouadjustit?M:I'dliketopushmyarrivaldatetoFridayeveninginstead.Myflightwasdelayedduetothebadweather.W:Noproblem,sir.I'veupdatedyourcheck-indatetoFriday,andyourstaywillnowbetwonightsuntilSunday.M:Perfect.Thanksforyourquickhelp!Text7W:HeyMark,youlookexhaustedtoday!Didyoustayuplatestudyingagain?M:Notreally.Ijoinedtheuniversitybasketballteamlastweek,andwehadanintensethree-hourpracticesessionyesterdayevening.Mywholebodyachesn