福建厦门市第十中学2026-2027学年第一学期高二英语10月月考试题

厦门十中2026—2027学年第一学期高二英语自主练习卷满分150分考试时间120分钟班级：________姓名：________座号：________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。每段对话读两遍。例：Howmuchistheshirt?A.£19.15. B.£9.18. C.£9.15.答案是C。1.WhatdidJackdo?A.Hereadapost. B.Hedesignedawebsite.C.Hesenthiscongratulationstotheman.2.Howmuchwillthewomanpay?A.$30. B.$70. C.$100.3.Whatarethespeakersmainlytalkingabout?A.Amagazine. B.Anarticle. C.Adirector.4.Whyisthewomanupset?A.Shecan’tdecideonamovie. B.Shecan’tworkoutaweekendplan.C.Shecan’taccepttheman’sinvitation.5.WhatdoesthemanthinkofhistriptoPortVilbo?A.Boring. B.Exciting. C.Tiring.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。听下面一段对话，回答以下小题。6.Whycan’tthewomanmeetMr.FranksonThursdaymorning?A.Shewillbeoutonbusiness. B.Shehasanappointment.C.Shewillholdameeting.7.Whatwillthemanprobablydonext?A.Attendameeting. B.Meetsomecustomers.C.TellMr.Franksabouttheschedule.听下面一段对话，回答以下小题。8.Whatistheman’sattitudetowardsmostads?A.Positive. B.Negative. C.Carefree.9.Whatdoesthewomanthinkshecangetfromads?A.Up-to-dateinformation. B.Favorableproducts. C.Pureentertainment.听下面一段对话，回答以下小题。10.Whatdidthewomanfirstcheck?A.TheTVset. B.Theremotecontrol.C.Theelectricalconnections.11.WhatdidthewomandobeforeswitchingontheTV?A.Shecleanedthefloor. B.ShemovedtheTV.C.Shegotanewremotecontrol.12.Whatwillthewomanprobablydonext?A.Usethecleaner. B.Turnonthesatellitebox.C.Contactthesatellitecompany.听下面一段对话，回答以下小题。13.Whatistheprobablerelationshipbetweenthespeakers?A.Schoolmates. B.Motherandson. C.Landladyandrenter.14.Whatdoesthemanaskthewomantodo?A.Givesomeadvice. B.Takeawayhisstuff. C.Packhisluggage.15.Howdidthemangethiscookingstuff?A.Fromthehouseowner. B.Fromthelastrenter. C.Fromastore.16.Whatwillthemandowiththebooks?A.Givethemaway. B.TakethemtoEngland. C.Sellthem.听下面一段独白，回答以下小题。17.Whoarethelisteners?A.Teachers. B.Students. C.Parents.18.Whatwillhappennextweek?A.Youngerstudentswillmove. B.Anewcanteenwillbeavailable.C.Morestudentswillarriveatschool.19.Whatarestudentsadvisedtodo?A.Shortentheirlunchtime. B.Helpattheservingpoints.C.Decideontheirfoodinadvance.20.Whatistheoldcanteenfirstconsideredtobeusedas?A.Astorageroom. B.Adiningarea. C.Abreakroom.第二部分阅读理解（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）AFour2025WritingCompetitionsAuroraPrizeThisisacontestforoutstandingpoetryandshortfiction.Thefirstprizewinnerwillget£500andfeedbackontheirentryfromaliteraryeditor,andayear’sfreemembershipoftheSocietyofAuthors.Thesecondprizeis£150,andthethirdprizeisatickettothe2025Writers’Conference.Thisyear’sjudgesareauthorIrenosenOkojieandpoetJoelleTaylor.Entriesmustbeoriginal.Poemsshouldbenolongerthan___60___lines,andshortfictionupto2,__000___words.Theentryfeeis£9forthefirstentryand£7foranysubsequententries.Theclosingdateis___6____November.SaveAsWritersPrizeThisyear’scontestisforpoetryandshortstoryonthethemeof“FacingtheStorm”.Thecontestcommemoratesthe250thanniversaryofthebirthofartistJ.M.W.Turner.Entershortstoriesupto3,__500___wordsandpoemsupto___60___lines.Theprizesare£200,£100and£50ineachcategory.Entriesmustbewrittenbyyourself.Theentryfeeis£4perpoemand£10forthree,and£5perstoryand£12forthree.Theclosingdateis___30___November.MslexiaPrizeThisyear’scategoryisnovel.Thefirstprizeis£5,__000___ThejudgesareBernadineEvaristo,OliviaMaidmentandLucyPopescu.Finalistswillreceivefeedbackfromprofessionaleditors.Enterthefirst3,__000___wordsofyourownwork.Longlistedwriterswillbeaskedtoproducethefullmanuscript.Theentryfeeis£3.Allentrantsmustself-identifyasawoman.Theclosingdateis___22___November.PaulCavePrizeInhonourofpublisherPaulAstleyCave,whodiedin2010,thecompetitioninvitesoriginalentriesof:poetryupto___30___lines;micro-fictionnolongerthan__100___words;shortstoriesupto1,__000___words.Theprizesare:£35forbestpoetry;£25forbestmicro-fictionand£75forbestshortstory.Theentryfeesare:£15foroneshortstoryand£25fortwo;£15foruptothreepoems;£25foruptoeightmicro-fictions.Theclosingdateis___1____December.21.Whichofthefollowingcompetitionswerefoundedinmemoryofaperson? A.AuroraPrizeandMslexiaPrize. B.AuroraPrizeandPaulCavePrize. C.SaveAsWritersPrizeandMslexiaPrize. D.SaveAsWritersPrizeandPaulCavePrize.22.Forayoungmanwhohaswrittenthreeshortstoriesandwantstoenterthemwiththeleastcost,whichcompetitionisthebestchoice? A.AuroraPrize.B.SaveAsWritersPrize. C.MslexiaPrize.D.PaulCavePrize.23.Whatdothefourcompetitionshaveincommon? A.Theyallsetaspecificthemefortheentries. B.Theyallofferprizesonlyintheformofmoney. C.Theyallacceptsubmissionsinbothpoetryandfiction. D.Theyallsetspecificwordcountorlinelimitforentries.BFuMingxiahasspentnearlyadecadetrackingashadow.Sheknowsitsweightfromitsfootprints,itsdietfromitswaste,itsroutefrombrokenbamboostems.Butthegiantpandaitselfremainsacreatureshehasneverseeninthewild.Eachmorning,sheandherteamhikethemistytrailsofSichuan’sDaxianglingmountains,scanningtheforestfloorforspindle-shaped(纺锤形)droppings.Whentheyfindone,theycelebrate—aquietnod,abriefsmile,thenacarefulmeasurement.Once,afreshpilemadeherheartrace.Now,itsincreasingfrequencytellsastorymorepowerfulthananysighting.Today,Fustopsbeforeastrangeboundary.Onherleftstandtallfirs(冷杉),theircanopies(林冠)sodensethatsunlightbarelyreachestheground.Theearthisbare.Onherright,sunbeamspassthroughtheleaves,lightingupbushandbamboowavinginthebreeze.Birdscall.Insectshum.“Thisiswhatweplantedafterloggingstopped,”shesays,pointingleft.“Nicetrees,butuselessforwildlife.”Shestepsintothesunlightontheright.“Thisiswhatwe’rebuildingnow.”Foryears,herteamhasclearedthickvines(藤),replantedlocalyoungtrees,andtendedthemforthreeseasons.Theyhavelinkedseparatebamboopatchesintogreenpathways,sopandascanmovefreely,findfood,andmeetmates.Some__467___hectareshavebeenrestored.Backatthemonitoringstation,Fugoesthroughimagesfromhundredsofinfrared(红外线的)cameras.Thatmorningalone,thesystemrecorded___72___mammaland___12___birddetections.Pandaswerefeedingonshoots.Motherswereleadingbabies.Deerweresteppingquietlythroughtheundergrowth(下木层).Shestopsononepicture:apanda,half-hiddeninbamboo,chewingcalmly.Shestudiesitsface—afaceshehasneverseeninperson,yetknowsbetterthanmost.Acolleaguejokes,“Onedayyou’llmeetone.”Fusmiles.“Maybe,”shesays,closingthelaptop.“Butsomethingsaremorepreciouswhenseenthroughthesignstheyleavebehind.”24.Whatdoesthe“shadow”referto? A.Thegiantpanda. B.Themistyforest. C.Ahiddendanger. D.Alostmemory.25.Whydoestheauthordescribetheleftsideoftheboundary? A.Topraisethebeautyoftallfirs. B.Toexplainwhyloggingwasbanned. C.Toofferacontrasttocurrentefforts. D.Tocomparetwotypesofbambooforests.26.Whatdoesthecameradatamainlyindicateaboutthearea? A.Thebambooforestisexpanding.B.Pandanumbersaresteadilyrising. C.Humanactivityhasbeenreduced.D.Thewildlifehasbecomemorediverse.27.HowdoesFufeelaboutherwork? A.Disappointed.B.Content.C.Hopeful. D.Critical.CThephrase“theworld’ssmallestviolin”isusedtojokeaboutsomeonewho’sfeelingsorryforthemselves,butforsomescientists,it’samarkofpride.Thankstothelatestnanotechnology,whichisascientificareathatdealswithmakingorchangingthingsthatareincrediblytiny,ateamattheUnitedKingdom’sLoughboroughUniversityrecentlycreatedwhatisliterallytheworld’ssmallestviolin.It’smadeofametalcalledplatinum,andmeasuresjust35micronslongand13micronswide—amicronisonemillionthofameter.The“instrument”isthinnerthanahumanhairandmakestinytardigrades,alsocalledwaterbears,lookbig.Don’texpecttohearanypiecesofmusicplayedonit,however.Inthiscase,engineersdesignedatinyimageofaviolininsteadofaplayableinstrument.Fordecades,electronicsdesignersandproducershaveconsistentlymadeproductssmallerwhileimprovingperformance.Computerchips(芯片)doubletheircapacityroughlyevery1.5to2years,accordingtoMoore’sLaw(1965,Intel’sGordonMoore).Soon,dataspacewillrunout,soscientistsneedbettermethodsforextremelytinyelectronics.OnesuchapproachisNanolithography.It’ssimilartousingastencil(模板):cutaviolin-shapedholeinapieceofpaper,andonlytheholegetscolored.Tomaketheviolin,thescientistsfirstcoveredasmallchipwithaspecialgel(凝胶)(likepaper).Theymadetheholeintwosteps:useamachinecalledNanoFrazor(withatinyheatableneedle)to“draw”theviolinonthechip,burningthegelwheretheneedletouched,andwashawayburnedgel,leavingatinyviolin-shapedholeinthegel.Next,theycoveredthechipwithplatinum,whichfilledtheviolin-shapedhole.Finally,theywashedofftheremaininggel,leavingthetinymetalviolin.Thewholeprocessofmakingtheviolintookaboutthreehours.Butittooktheresearchersseveralmonthstodevelopthemethodstheyusedtocreateit.“Theprocesshasactuallylaidthegroundworkfortheresearchwe’renowundertaking,”saidMorrison.28.Whydoestheauthormentiontardigrades? A.Tohighlightapotentialtask.B.Tointroduceanewspecies. C.Toexplainauniquephrase.D.Toofferacomparisonreference.29.Whatwasoneofthescientists’purposesincreatingsuchaviolin? A.Toplaymoreuniversalmusic.B.Topushtechnicalboundaries. C.Tofindcomputinglimitations.D.Toboostsupertinyproducts.30.Whatdidthescientistsdobeforemakingtheviolin-shapedhole? A.Theydrewwithaheatedneedle.B.Theywashedawayburnedgel. C.Theyappliedaspecialgellayer.D.Theyusedplatinumcoating.31.What'sthebesttitleforthetext? A.TiniestViolin:ATechBreakthroughB.TiniestViolin:KeytoFutureTech C.TiniestViolin’sPlatinumCreationD.TiniestViolin’sGelProcessDGriefcanbringwavesofheartache,butformostpeoplethosefeelingsgraduallyfade.Forsome,theydon’t.Thelossremainsintense,persistent,anddifficulttohandleindailylife.Thiscondition,knownasprolongedgriefdisorder(PGD),wasaddedtotheDiagnosticandStatisticalManualofMentalDisorders5(DSM-5)in2022.“There’ssomethingblockingtheirabilitytofinallysay‘Ihavetoacceptthis,’”saysKatherineShear,directoroftheCenterforProlongedGriefatColumbiaUniversity.ResearchersarenowbeginningtounderstandwhyPGDmayinvolvebreakdownsinthebrainsystemsthatgovernattachmentandreward,accordingtoa2026studypublishedinTrendsinNeurosciences.Inpeoplewithprolongedgrief,thosesystemsmaycontinuetosignalthatthelostlovedoneisstillexpected,creatingconflictbetweenmemoryandreality.PGDisa“long-term,intensepainfulreactiontoloss”,saysHollyPrigersonatWeillCornellMedicine.Individualsremain“stuck”,markedbypersistentyearningandnotacceptingtherealityoftheloss.GriefisconsideredPGDwhensymptomslastlongerthan12months.Howdoesitaffectthebrain?Regionsinvolvedinrewardandmotivationappeartoremainactive.“Peoplewithseveregriefarestillexpectingtheexistenceofwhatisgone,makingitharderforthebraintoupdateandaccepttheloss,”saysShear.Researchpublishedin2020alsofoundthatPGDinvolvesdifferentactivitypatternsintheamygdala(大脑杏仁核).PGDcanleadtoahigherriskofdeath.Oneexplanationisthatprolongedgriefkeepsthebodyinalastingstressresponse.Highlevelsofcortisolcanhurttheheartsystemandinterferewithimmunefunction.ThemostcommontreatmentisProlongedGriefTherapy.“Thetreatmentfocusesonhelpingpeopleaccepttherealityofthelossandrestoretheircapacityforwell-being,butformalrecognitionofPGDiscrucial,asitensuresaccuratediagnosisandeffectivetreatmentforthosestuckinthisdisablingexperience.”Shearexplains.32.WhatisPGDaccordingtothetext? A.Griefthatcan’tbetreated.B.Griefthatbringsheartaches. C.Griefthatcomesfromgreatloss.D.Griefthatdoesn’teasewithtime.33.Whatdoesthestudypublishedin2026mainlyfocuson? A.WhoPGDaffects.B.WhatPGDbrings. C.HowPGDworks.D.WhyPGDspreads.34.HowdoesPGDaffecthumansaccordingtoKatherineShear? A.Itdisturbsbrainfunctions.B.Itreducesmemoryactivity. C.Itweakenstheimmunesystem.D.Itshortenspeople’slifetime.35.Whatcanbeinferredfromthelastparagraph? A.OfficialidentificationofPGDleadstobettermedicalhelp. B.Well-beingcanberecoveredwithshort-termPGDtherapy. C.RealityacceptanceofthelossisthemaingoalofcuringPGD. D.RecognitionofPGDlargelyreliesonpatients’self-awareness.第二节（共5小题；每小题2.5分，满分12.5分）Manypeopleholdthefixedopinionthatelderlypeopleresistmoderndigitaltechnology.Itiscommontoseeseniorsrarelyusetheirmobilephones,orevenleavethemunusedforweeks.Theyoftencomplainthatsmartphones,laptopsandotherdigitaldevicesaretoocomplextomaster.Theydoubtthevalueofmoderndigitaldevices,feelingconfusedwhentechnicalproblemsappear.___36___Thisoutdatedstereotypeusedtobeacceptable,butitnolongerfitstoday’sreality.___37___Withdigitaldevicesbecomingincreasinglyuser-friendly,theelderlyaresurprisinglyquicktoadapttonewtechnology.Besides,variousformsofassistanceareavailableforthosewhostillmeetdifficultiesindigitallearning.Publicsupportplaysakeyroleinhelpingseniorsembracedigitallife.Inmanycountries,freeprofessionaltrainingisprovidedfortheelderly.Thesecoursesteachthembasicdigitalskills,includingsendingemails,sharingphotos,shoppingonlineandusingvariouspracticalservices.___38___Itturnsoutthattheelderlyhavegraduallyreliedonthemtokeepintouchwithfamilyandliveindependently.Apartfromdailycommunication,theelderlyalsoturntotechnologyforleisureandentertainment.___39___That’sjustwhenconvenientdigitaltoolsstepin.Manyseniorsjoinsocialmediagroups,takepartinonlinepuzzlegamesandmakenewfriendsonline.Suchactivitieseffectivelyactivatetheirbrainsandenrichtheirdailylife.Moreimportantly,digitaltechnologyoffersgreatsupportforseniorswithlimitedmobility.Ithelpsthemfightlonelinessandseekhelpinstantlyinemergencies.___40___Totopitoff,thefuturewillseelowerpricesandsimpleroperation,furtherimprovingtheirlaterlife.Andtheelderlywillsurelygoalongwaydownthispath.A.Seniorsareunwillingtolearnnewtechnicalskills.B.Oldpeopleareactuallyopentomoderntechnology.C.Technologyhasgreatlyenrichedtheirspare-timelife.D.Instead,theyprefertraditionalwayslikepostingletters.E.Extremelypopularworldwideareclassesfordigitaltools.F.Abundantsparetimedrivesthemtoexploreandrecordnewlifeexperiences.G.Insomeregions,intelligentrobotsevenguideandtracktheirdailyworkouts.第三部分语言知识运用（共两节，满分45分）第一节完形填空（共20小题；每小题1.5分，满分30分）Afterretiringasananimationprofessorat65,NancyBeimandidn’thavea___41___abouthowtospendherdays.“Manypeoplepickupanartistichobby.Butasa___42___artist,whatwasIsupposedtodo?Learnaccounting?”shejoked.Thenonemorning,shewokeupand___43___theconceptforacomicstrip(连环漫画).Previously,Beimanhadcreatedmostofherillustrationsona___44___.However,forthisnewidea,shereturnedtodrawingcharactersonpaper,andthenshe___45___thesketcheswithabrushpenandpaints.Shestartedcasuallydoodling(涂鸦)acatfromanearlierfilm,alongwithtwodogsandalittlegirl.The___46___ofthisdoodlingwasFurBabies,aseriesaboutafamilymadeupofdogs,acat,andachild.Beimanhadnointentionof___47___theprojectuntilsheshowedthecharacterstoherfriend,cartoonistLynnJohnston.Afterlookingatthesketches,Johnstonsaid,“You’vegotsomethinghere.”ThenshegaveBeimansome___48___onhowtodevelopshortscripts.___49___,asaformeranimator,Beimanwasusedtocreatinglarger-than-lifefigures.However,sheadmittedthattheshiftfromanimationtocomicstripswasn’tas___50___asitmightseem.Butsheenjoyedthechallenge.___51___theguidanceofherfriend,shewrote___24___mini-scriptsandlater___52___themtoawell-knowncomicwebsite.“Iwasamazedtobe___53___bythemonmyveryfirstsubmission.”Lookingbackonher___54___ofcreatingthecomicstrip,Beimansays,“Retirementdoesn’tmeantheendofcreativity.It’snevertoolatetotrynewthingsand___55___yourself.”41. A.choice B.clue C.goal D.task42. A.professional B.serious C.popular D.lucky43. A.stuckto B.turneddown C.thoughtout D.gaveup44. A.board B.computer C.poster D.ground45. A.coloured B.outlined C.restored D.revised46. A.aim B.result C.effort D.shape47. A.changing B.accepting C.recommending D.continuing48. A.information B.evidence C.data D.guidance49. A.Obviously B.Ultimately C.Surprisingly D.Accidentally50. A.interesting B.formal C.easy D.special51. A.Following B.Requiring C.Expecting D.Appreciating52. A.exposed B.assigned C.donated D.submitted53. A.commented B.invited C.signed D.assisted54. A.discovery B.experience C.innovation D.gratitude55. A.cure B.comfort C.judge D.challenge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。Chinesefolksongsandballads(民谣)areprecioustreasuresofChinesetraditionalculture.Theyareoralworks,carryingtheemotions,lifeandhistorical___56___(memory)oftheChinesenation.Althoughmanypeopleconfusefolksongswithballads,thereexistslightdifferencesbetweenthem.Folksongs,___57___areusuallylivelyandvivid,areoftenemployedindailylabor,festivalsorcelebrations,___58___(reflect)people’ssimplejoysandsorrows.Northernfolksongsarebold,___59___southernonestendtobegentleandsoft.Ballads,ontheotherhand,aremorenarrative.Theyeithertellstories,expressdeepemotions,orrecordhistoricalevents,withmostofthem___60___(sing)inalowandgentletone,touchingpeople’shearts___61___(easy).ThethemesofChinesefolksongsandballadsarerichanddiverse.Theirlonghistoryhaswitnessedtheircontinuous___62___(develop).Inancienttimes,Chinesefolksongsandballadswerepasseddownorallyfromelders___63___youngergenerations,keepingthemostoriginalculturalcharm.Today,Chinesefolksongsandballads,stillfullofvitality,___64___(adapt)byartistswhoaddmodernelementstothemandbecomepopularamongyoungpeople.Theyaremorethanjustsongs—theyarethevoiceoflife,thecarrierofhistoryand___65___hitwithyoungaudiences,whichwillcontinuetoechointhelongriverofChineseculture.第四部分写作（共两节，满分30分）第一节应用文写作（满分15分）66.假定你是李华，为推进科普教育，你校英语社团正在开展“学科学，用科学”的演讲活动，请你以“IntelligentTechnologyEntersOurLife”为题，写一篇演讲稿参加比赛，内容包括：（1）智能科技在生活中的应用；（2）学习智能科技的作用和意义。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。Dearteachersandstudents,__________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________Thankyou!第二节读后续写（满分15分）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。ThelastlessonofthedaywasPEclass.Marywasskippingropeontheplayground,surroundedbyseveralclassmateswatchingher.Itwasherbestsport.Theropespun(旋转)quicklyasshejumped.Whentimewasup,thecountershowed201skips.Smiling,Maryflashedavictorysigntothecrowd.Justthen,theschoolbellrang-classwasover.Marypackedupherskippingrope.ItwastimetogiveheranswertoMs.White.Thatmorning,Ms.Whitehadaskedherifshewouldbewillingtotakechargeoftheclassbulletinboard(板报)fortheupcomingcompetition.Thestudentwhousuallyhandledit,Lily,wasoutsick,andsomeoneneededtostepin.MarywasshockedthatMs.Whitehadchosenher.Sherespondednervously,insistingthatherhandwritingwasterrible.ButMs.Whitereassuredher,sayingshebelievedinherabilityandencouragedhertothinkitoverandletherknowherdecisionafterschool.Now,walkingtowardtheteachers’office,Maryfeltnervous.Thethoughtofhermessyhandwritingbeingputuponthewallforeveryonetoseemadeherstomachturn.Shehadalreadymadeuphermindtosayno.Withthatdecisioninmind,shequickenedherpaceandranacrossthesportsground.Marywasabouttopassthesandpit(沙坑)whensomeonenearbycaughtherattention.ItwasTomfromadifferentclass.Inhermind,Tomhadneverbeengoodatlongjump,buthewaspracticingit.Curious,shewentovertoaskwhathewasdoing.Tomexplainedthatnooneelsehadsignedupforthelongjumpevent,andwithoutaparticipant,theirclasswouldn'tgetanypointsintheschoolsportsmeeting.Sowhentheheadteacheraskedifanyonewouldgiveitatry,hevolunteered.Maryremindedhimthathewasn'tgoodatit,butTomsimplysaidthatheknewthat-andthatitwasn'taboutbeingthebest,butabouttryinganddoinghispartfortheclass.Thenhewentbacktopracticing.Whatasimilarissuetheybothfaced!注意：(1)续写词数应为150个左右；(2)请按如下格式在答题纸的相应位置作答。Marystoodthere,watchingTompracticingpatientlyandhard._________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________Withdetermination,Marysteppedintotheteachers’office._________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________听力：1.C2.C3.A4.B5.A6.B7.C8.B9.A10.C11.A12.B13.A14.A15.B16.C17.C18.B19.C20.B阅读理解：21.D22.B23.D24.A25.C26.D27.B28.D29.B30.C31.A32.D33.C34.A35.A36.D37.B38.E39.F40.G完形填空：41.B42.A43.C44.B45.A46.B47.D48.D49.A50.C51.A52.D53.C54.B55.D语法填空：56.memories57.which58.reflecting59.while60.sung61.easily62.development63.to64.areadapted65.a应用文范文Dearteachersandstudents,TodaymytopicisIntelligentTechnologyEntersOurLife.Intelligenttechnologyiseverywherearoundus.Smartphones,smartspeakersandintelligenthomedevicesbringgreatconvenience.Wecanshoponline,watchlessonsandcontrolhomeequipmentwithsimpletaps.Learningintelligenttechnologymattersalot.Ithelpsuskeepupwiththetimesandsolvereal-lifeproblems.Masteringrelatedskillsalsopreparesusforourfuturestudyandcareer.Let’sembraceintelligenttechnologyandmakegooduseofit.Thankyou!读后续写范文Marystoodthere,watchingTompracticingpatientlyandhard.Eachtimehejumped,hefellshort,yethenevergaveup.Hiswordsechoedinhermind:itwasnotaboutbeingthebestbuttryinganddoingherpart.Asenseofshamewashedoverher.Shewasgoodatdrawinganddesigning,andpoorhandwritingwasnotanunbeatabledifficulty.Shecouldaskclassmatesforhelpwithwritingorprintsomewordsneatly.Shemadeuphermindtoacceptthetask.Withdetermination,Marysteppedintotheteachers’office.ShetoldMs.Whitethatshewouldtakechargeofthebulletinboard.Shealsosharedherideasaboutthedesign.Ms.Whitesmiledwarmlyandpraisedhercourage.Marylefttheofficefeelinglight.JustlikeTom,shechosetobraveherweaknessanddevoteherselftoherclass.听力原文(Text1)W:HaveyoureadJack’spostonthewebsite?M:Notyet.Ihaven’thadthetimetosurftheInternetyet.Whatwasheonabout?W:Hecongratulatedyouonyoursuccess.(Text2)W:Hello,I’dliketobookahirecarfortomorrow,please.AndIalsoneedtoaddanextradriver.M:Thereisa30-dollarchargefortheextradriver,andanother70dollarsforthecar.(Text3)W:Haveyoufinishedreadingit?M:Youmeantthemagazinewiththearticleaboutwomenfilmdirectors?W:Yes,that’stheone.Itcoversmanytopics.M:I’mstillhalfwaythroughit,butIthinkit’sagoodread.(Text4)M:Isanythingwrong?Youlookalittleunhappy.W:Ican’tdecidewhattodothisweekend.M:Wouldyouliketoseewhat’sonatthecinema?Iheardthere’saverygoodfilmon.(Text5)W:WhatdoyouthinkIshoulddoforfunwhileI’minPortVilbo?I’mlookingforwardtothetrip.M:PortVilbodoesn’thaveanythingfuntodoexceptdriveupanddownthemainstreet,andIwouldn’texactlycallthatfun.(Text6)M:Mr.Frankswantedtoscheduleameetingwithyoulaterthisweek.W:Certainly,whatishedoingonThursdayafternoon?M:I’mafraidhe’smeetingwithsomecustomersoutoftown.HowaboutThursdaymorning?W:U