安徽铜陵市多校联考4月2026届普通高中高三模拟考试英语试题

高级中学名校试卷PAGEPAGE1安徽铜陵市多校联考4月2026届普通高中高三模拟考试英语试题第一部分听力（略）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）阅读下列短文，从每题所给的四个选项（A、B、C和D）中，选出最佳选项。AHistoricalandculturalthemeparksinChinaarebooming,offeringgatewaystothepast.Fromvividrecreationtograndtheatricalshows,theseparksbringancientdynastiestolife.Herearefourtop-rateddestinationsfortime-travelingacrossChina’shistory.MillenniumCityPark(Kaifeng,Henan)StepintotheNorthernSongDynasty(960—1127)atthispark,a1:1recreationofZhangZeduan’siconicpaintingTheQingmingScroll.WanderSong-stylestreets,watchliveshowslikeJudgeBaoSolvesCasesandYueFei’sDuel,andjoinfolkactivitiessuchasalandlord’sdaughterchoosingahusband.ThenightlywatershowDreamoftheEasternCapitalwrapsyouinSongmusic,dance,andlights.TangParadise(Xi’an,Shaanxi)TransportyourselftothegoldenageoftheTangDynasty(618—907)inthis66.7-hectareroyalgardenreplica(复制品).Admiregrandpalaces,lotusponds,andpoetrylanescarvedwithversesbyLiBaiandDuFu.Don’tmissDreamBacktoTangDynasty,aspectacularwater-and-fireshowwith300performers,andtasteauthenticTangsnackslikeroastedlambandsesamecakes.Songcheng(Hangzhou,Zhejiang)JourneytotheSouthernSongDynasty(1127—1279)inHangzhou’shistoricwatertown.Wanderaroundbustlingmarketstreetswithblacksmiths,teahouses,andcostumedperformers.Thepark’ssignatureshowTheRomanceoftheSongDynastyblendsdance,acrobatics,andspecialeffectstoretellclassictales.Combineitwithnearbywaterparksforafulldayofcultureandfun.YanchengSpring&AutumnPark(Changzhou,Jiangsu)Travelback2,700yearstotheSpringandAutumnPeriod(770—476BCE)ontheruinsofanancientcity.Explorepalaces,battlefields,andschoolsofthoughtlikeConfucianismandTaoism.RidethemedattractionsliketheBaguaMazeandwatchstuntshowsrestagingancientwars.Thenightspectaclelightsuptheruins,makinghistoryfeelalive.Theseparksaren’tjustentertainment—they’relivingclassroomswhereyoutouch,see,andfeelChina’srichpast.Whichdynastywillyouvisitfirst?1.WhatdoweknowaboutMillenniumCityParkinKaifeng?A.Ithasahistoryofmorethan1000years.B.ItwasbuiltduringtheNorthernSongDynasty.C.Itisdesignedbasedonafamousancientpainting.D.ItshowsancientChinesepalacelife.2.WhichparkwouldyouchooseifyouwanttolearnaboutancientChinesephilosophy?A.MillenniumCityPark. B.TangParadise.C.Songcheng. D.YanchengSpring&AutumnPark.3.Whatdothefourthemeparkshaveincommonaccordingtothepassage?A.Theyareallbuiltontheruinsofancientcities.B.TheyallofferimmersiveexperiencesofChinesehistory.C.Theyarealllocatedinthecapitalsofancientdynasties.D.Theyallfeaturelarge-scalenighttimeperformances.BKrystalSheehan,23yearsold,loveswalkingdogs,feedingthemcream,andcuddling(拥抱，搂抱)withthemonhercouch.However,shedoesnotkeepadog,asshecannotcommittoitsdailycare.Instead,nearlyeveryweek,sheborrowsadogfromalocalanimalshelterthroughaprogramcalledShelterSkipDay,runbytheBrandywineValleySPCA.Thisserviceletspeopletakeshelterdogsoutforafewhourswithoutmakingalifelongcommitment.ItisoneofmanysimilarprogramsspreadingacrosstheUnitedStates.PsychologistKerriRodriguezexplainsthatjustfiveortenminuteswithadogcanliftpeople’smoodsandlowerstress.Whenhumansanddogsinteract,levelsofoxytocin—oftencalledthe“lovehormone”—riseinboth.Theunconditionallovedogsoffer,shesays,canbedeeplytherapeutic(有疗愈作用的).Mostsheltersprovidevolunteerswithleashes(拴狗链),wastebags,treats,toys,andwaterbowls.NewYorkCity’sshelterprogram,calledBoroughBreak,evenusesbingocardswithfunactivitiesandofferssmallrewardsforparticipants.Theseoutingsalsohelpcrowdedshelters:dogswhospendtimeinpublic,wearing“AdoptMe”vests,becomemorevisibleandmorelikelytofindpermanenthomes.KrystalfirstjoinedShelterSkipDayafterseeingapostonFacebook.Growingup,shehadadognamedAngel,andshemissedhavingacanine(犬的)companion.AfterspendingtwohourswithapuppynamedJetta,sheandherboyfriendTychoJanssenwerebewitched.Theyhavesinceborroweddogsnearly20times.Theyfollowonesimplerule:everydoggetsapupcupofcream.Ifthedogisenergetic,theygohikingorplayingatthepark.Ifthedogiscalm,theystayhomeandcuddle.By4p.m.,theymustreturnthedogtotheshelter.Manydogsaresotiredthattheyfallasleepontherideback.Krystaloftensitsinthebackseattocuddlethemalittlelonger.Eachtimeshereturnsadog,Krystalfeelssad.Butsheknowsshedoesnothavetowaitlong.Thefollowingweek,shecandoitallagain—walking,feeding,andlovinganewfour-leggedfriend,oneshort,perfectdayatatime.4.Whatcanweinferfromthefirsttwoparagraphs?A.Theprogramgetssupportfromwell-knownpsychologists.B.Mostyoungpeoplefailtolookafterapetdogathome.C.Thesheltersoffereverythingtothehomelessdog.D.Theprogramcreatesawin-winsituationforhumansanddogs.5.Whatdoestheunderlinedword“bewitched”inParagraph3probablymean?A.Fascinated. B.Relieved. C.Concerned. D.Moved.6.WhichofthefollowingbestdescribesKrystalSheehanbasedonheractions?A.Lovingandconsiderate. B.Disciplinedandresponsible.C.Independentandpatient. D.Mercifulandambitious.7.What’sthebesttitleforthepassage?A.ProperWays:ToRaiseandCareforDogs. B.ASpecialPractice:ShelterSkipDay.C.SimpleMethods:ToLowerPeople’sStress. D.GreatImportance:AdoptingHomelessDogs.CIntheanimalkingdom,youngchimpanzees,orchimps,aretherealrisk-takers.AnewstudypublishedinSciencerevealsthatchimpsaged2to5arefarmoredaredevilish(鲁莽的,冒险的)thantheirelders,frequentlyfree-fallingfromtreetopsorleapingwildlybetweenbranches.Afterage5,suchdangerousbehaviorsdecreasebyabout3percentannually.Researchersobservedover100wildchimpanzeesrangingfromage2to65atUganda’sKibaleNationalPark.Theymeasuredrisk-takingbyrecordinghowoftenindividualslostcontactwithtreebranches—whetherfallingtolowerbranchesorleapingacrossgaps.Thedatashowedthatchimpanzeesaged2to5werethreetimesmorelikelytoengageindangerousmovementsthanadultsaged15andolder.Evenadolescentsaged10to14tookriskstwiceasfrequentlyasadults.Thisbehaviormightseemalarming,especiallysincepreviousresearchindicatesthataboutone-thirdofchimpsshowsignsofhealedbonebreaks.However,researcherssuggestthattoddlerhood(学步期)mayactuallybethesafesttimeforsuchexploration.Youngerindividualshavesmallerbodieswithmoreflexiblebonesandlighterweight,potentiallyreducingtheriskofsevereinjuryfromfalls.Thestudydrawsaninterestingcontrastwithhumanbehavior.Amongpeople,teenagersaretherealdaredevils,morelikelytosufferfrominjuriesthanyoungerchildren.Buthumantoddlersmightactuallybejustasadventurousaschimptoddlersifgiventhechance—parentsandcaregiverstypicallystopthemfromtakingsuchrisks.LaurenSaringhaus,thestudy’sleadauthor,notes,“Ifhumansscaledbacktheiroversight,ourkidswouldbewaymoredaredevilish.”Theresearchalsohighlightsdifferencesincaregiving.Chimpanzeemothersraisetheiryoungalone,receivingnoassistancefromothers.Whenyoungstersexploreontheirown,motherscannotreadilyhelpkidsswinghighupintheair.Humanchildren,bycontrast,benefitfrommultiplecaregiverswhocloselysuperviseactivities—sometimescriticizedas“helicopterparenting.”Saringhausemphasizesthatherresearchisnotintendedasparentingadvice.Rather,thiscross-speciescomparisonhelpsplacehumancaregivinginevolutionaryperspective,raisingquestionsabouthowrisk-takingandsupervisionstrategiesdevelopedacrossspecies.8.Whatspecificdatadidresearcherscollecttoassesshowdaringachimpanzeewas?A.Theheightoftreestheyclimbed.B.Thenumberofinjuriestheyreceived.C.Thefrequencyoflosingholdofbranches.D.Thetimespentplayingwithotherchimps.9.What’sthepurposeofresearchers’comparingchimpanzeeandhumancaregivinginthestudy?A.Toarguethatchimpanzeemothersneedmoresupport.B.Tosuggestthathumanchildrenshouldtakemorerisks.C.Toexploretheevolutionaryoriginsofparentingbehaviors.D.Tocriticizehumanbeings’intensiveparentingstyles.10.WhatisLaurenSaringhaus’sattitudetowardapplyingherfindingstohumanparenting?A.Highlycritical. B.Completelyuninterested.C.Stronglysupportive. D.Cautiouslyreserved.11.Whatisthemainideaofthepassage?A.Chimpanzeesaremoreadventurousthanhumans.B.Teenagehumansarelessriskythanchimpanzeetoddlers.C.Parentsshouldstopsupervisingtheirchildrensoclosely.D.Youngchimpstakemorerisksduetobiologyandcaregiving.DWe’veallbeenthere:takingasudden,unsteadyslideoniceunderourboots,feelingcartiresspinuselessly,orglidingeffortlesslyonskates.Butwhyisicesoannoyinglyslippery?Thiseverydaymysteryhaspuzzledscientistsforhundredsofyears.AteamledbyMartinMüseratGermany’sSaarlandUniversityhasfiguredoutthecodewithafascinatingnewexplanationthatfundamentallychallengesourconventionalunderstanding.Thesecretliesinwatermolecules’(分子)oddpersonality:they’re“dipoles(偶极子)”—liketiny,unevenmagnets(磁铁),withoneendcarryingafaintpositivechargeandtheotheragentlenegativecharge.Whenwaterfreezesintoice,thesemolecularmagnetslockintoplacelikeperfectlyrankedsoldiers,formingacrisp,orderlycrystalstructure.Butthisneatarrangementissurprisinglyfragile—somethingtheteam’sdetailedcomputermodelsrevealed.Picturethis:whenyourbootsole(鞋底)oraskatebladepressesagainstice,thedipolesinthatsurfaceactlikeamagnet,graspingthetoplayeroficemolecules.Withagentledrag,theypullthosemoleculesoutoftheirtightformation—achaoticprocesstheresearchersplayfullynamed“frustration.”Unlikeregularmelting,whichneedsheatorheavypressuretoturnicetowater,these“frustrated”moleculesmeltwithoutasingledegreeofextrawarmth.Theyturnintoasuper-thin,slipperyliquidlayerthatstickstotheice—eveninbone-chillingtemperatures—turningthesurfaceintoatemporaryslip-and-slide.Theteamalsodrewafuncomparisontodiamond:thissparklycrystalcanalsogetslipperythankstosimilarmolecularbugs,butthere’sakeytwist.“Forice,theharderyoupush,theeasieritgetstoturnitintoaliquid-likething,”asresearchersputit.Somorepressuremakesitslipperierandleavesscratches.Diamond?Itdoestheopposite:pressuretightensitssurface,protectingitfromdamage.Intheory,youcouldlaceupskatesonadiamondrink(溜冰场)andglideaway,withoutleavingasinglemarkbehind.So,What’sthebestwaytobeatslipperyicethiswinter?Müserhasano-nonsensesolution:“Putoncleats(防滑钉鞋)—that’sreallytheonlyway.”Thankstothisnewlookathowicemoleculesbehave,wecanfinallyunderstandwhyit’ssotrickytowalkonandstayonestepaheadofthoseunexpectedslides.12.Whatmakeswatermoleculesformanorderlycrystalstructurewhenfrozen?A.Theirabilitytoabsorbheatincoldconditions.B.Thepressurefromthesurroundingenvironment.C.Theirtendencytoavoidcontactwithothermolecules.D.Theirmagneticbehaviorfromoppositeelectriccharges.13.Whichofthefollowingbestexplainstheprocessof“frustration”?A.Icemoleculesareheatedintowaterquickly.B.Heavypressurebreaksicecrystalsintopieces.C.Externaldipolespullicesurfacemoleculesoutoftheirformation.D.Icemoleculeslosetheirelectricchargeswhentouchingothersurfaces.14.Whatisthekeydifferencebetweenslipperyiceandslipperydiamond?A.Diamond’ssurfacebecomesslipperyonlyatextremelylowtemperatures.B.Iceismorelikelytoturnintoaliquid-likesubstanceunderpressure.C.Diamond’scrystalstructureismorefragilethanthatofice.D.Icecanbemadenon-slipperybyusingcleats,whilediamondcannot.15.What’sthereasonforMartinMüser’sconductingthisresearch?A.Exploringtheprinciplebehindtheslipperinessofice.B.Comparingthepropertiesoficeanddiamond.C.Explainingthehistoryoftheresearchonice’sslipperiness.D.Providingadviceonhowtoavoidslippingonice.第二节（共5小题；每小题2.5分，满分12.5分）根据短文内容，从短文后的选项中选出能填入空白处的最佳选项，选项中有两项为多余选项。TheLanternFestival&LanternRiddlesTraditionalChinesefestivalsarenotonlyaboutcelebrationbutalsoaboutthepassingdownofculture.Amongthem,theLanternFestivalstandsoutasabrightandmeaningfulevent,showingboththebeautyoftraditionandthewisdomoftheChinesepeople.BasicIntroductiontotheLanternFestivalTheLanternFestival,celebratedonthe15thdayofthefirstmonthofthetraditionalChinesecalendar,isavibrantandjoyousoccasion.____16____.Amongitslong-standingtraditions,solvinglanternriddles,knownas“Caidengmi,”isaparticularlyuniqueandintellectuallystimulatingactivitythathasbeencherishedforcenturies.HowLanternRiddlesAreCelebratedLanternriddlesareanessentialpartofthefestival,combiningartisticbeautywiththechallengeofwisdom.Duringthecelebrations,riddlesarewrittenonpaperandattachedtolanternsofdifferentshapesandsizes,whichareoftendecoratedwithdelicatedesignsofanimals,mythologicalstories,orhistoricalfigures,creatingavisuallyimpressivescene.____17____.CulturalValueofLanternRiddles____18____.ItalsoshowsthehighvaluethatChinesecultureplacesonknowledgeandwisdom.Solvingriddlescallsforcreativity,languageskills,andagoodunderstandingofChinesecharactersandidioms,makingitanenjoyablechallengeforpeopleofallages.SocialandHistoricalMeaningHistorically,lanternriddleshelpedstrengthencommunitybonds.____19____.Inthiswarmway,theymadethefestivalmoremeaningful.Thistraditionhassurvivedforhundredsofyears,stillattractingpeoplewithitsrichcultureandmentalchallenge.____20____Eventoday,lanternriddlesremainamuch-lovedpartoftheLanternFestival,connectingtraditionalculturewithmoderncelebrations.Theyremindpeopleofthelastingpowerofknowledgeandthehappinessofgatheringtogethertocelebratecultureandcommunity.Asapreciousculturaltreasure,lanternriddlesconnectthepastwiththepresent.Theybringfun,wisdom,andwarmthtopeople’slives,andwillcontinuetoshinebrightlyinthefutureofChinesetraditionalculture.A.ChangesinmoderncelebrationsB.LastingpopularityinmoderntimesC.TheybuiltabridgeforheartstoconnectandideastoshineD.Visitorsguesstheriddles,turningstreetsintoafeastofwisdomE.ThetraditionoflanternriddlesbringsmorethanjustfuntothefestivalF.Itismarkedbydazzlinglanterndisplays,showsanddeliciousfestivalfoodG.Theywereawaytoshowoffone’ssuperiorknowledgeandintelligencetoothers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）阅读下面短文，从短文后各题所给的四个选项（A、B、C和D）中，选出可以填入空白处的最佳选项。InEastLondonrecently,aheartwarmingsceneofhumansolidarityunfoldedonabusyweekdaystreet,provingthatcompassionisstillaliveandwellinourfast-paced,oftenindifferentworld.Acyclistsuddenlylostcontrolofhisbikeamidheavytraffic,fellheavilytotheground,andgot____21____underapublicbus,unabletomoveorcallforhelp.Theurgentincidentwas____22____onanearbystore’ssecuritycamera,whichlaterwentviralonsocialmedia,____23____thousandsofpeoplewithitsdisplayofkindness.Atfirst,afewpassersbystopped,____24____andunsureofwhattodotohelp.Zoheb,alocaldeliverydriver,wasthefirsttostepforward____25____,tryingtomovetheheavybuswithotherpeople-a(n)____26____impossibletask.His____27____sooncaughton:dinersfromnearby____28____,busyshoppers,andevenotherdriversquicklylefttheirbusinesstojoinintheurgentrescue.Therewasno____29____planning,buteveryonesharedacommon,selflessgoal:tofreethecyclistsafely.Withinminutes,nearly100____30____hadgatheredworkingtogetherinperfectharmonytoliftthebusslightlyandgentlypullthecyclistouttosafety.Thecyclist,thoughshaken,was____31____toanearbyhospitalwithonlyminorinjuriesandlaterrecoveredfully.Socialpsychologyexpertsnotedthatsuchspontaneouscollaborationisrare,asthepresenceofothersoften____32____peoplefromsteppinguptohelp.Thissimpleyetpowerfulactofkindnessremindsusthatsmallgesturesof____33____makeabigdifference.Itshowsthatwhenpeople____34____theirindifferenceanduniteforagoodcause,eventotalstrangerscanbecomeasourceofhopeand____35____intimesofneed.21.A.worried B.trapped C.broken D.struck22.A.captured B.set C.observed D.fixed23.A.involving B.touching C.surprising D.comforting24.A.unbearable B.impatient C.hesitant D.cautious25.A.fearlessly B.tiredly C.excitedly D.intentionally26.A.extremely B.specially C.actually D.seemingly27.A.invitation B.instruction C.initiative D.inspiration28.A.offices B.hotels C.parks D.restaurants29.A.rigid B.formal C.regular D.private30.A.attendants B.drivers C.strangers D.diners31.A.rushed B.guided C.followed D.transferred32.A.bans B.prevents C.defends D.distracts33.A.wisdom B.fortune C.unity D.reputation34.A.keepup B.holdback C.stickto D.putaside35.A.warmth B.honesty C.sympathy D.trust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。The2026WinterOlympicsinMilan-Cortinatookplaceundertheshadowofawarmingclimate,____36____(highlight)thegrowingtensionbetweentop-levelwintersportsandenvironmentalrealities.JustbeforetheGamesopened,aheavysnowstormforcedthecancellationofawomen’sdownhilltrainingrun.Thismayseemlikeatypicalwinterdisruption(干扰),____37____scientistsseeamorecomplexpattern.ClimatologistDavideFarandaexplainedthatclimatechangeisnotonlyreducingthenumberoffreezingdaysoverall,butalsoincreasingtheatmosphere’scapacity____38____(hold)moisture(水分).Whencold____39____(spell)dooccur,theycannowproduceintensesnowfall.Atthesametime,theGamesthemselvescontributedtotheproblem.Theycreatedabout930,000tonnesofCO2,withtravellingaccounting____40____410,000tonnes.WhenemissionsfrommajorsponsorssuchasthefossilfuelcompanyEni____41____(include),thetotalrisesbyanadditional1.3milliontonnes.Theseemissionsspeedupthelossofglaciericeandsnowcover—____42____veryfoundationwintersportdependson.Researcherswarnthatwithoutrapidemissionscuts,thefutureoftheWinterOlympicsisuncertain.Warmerwinterswillincrease____43____(depend)onartificialsnowandshortennaturalseasons.____44____theWorldMeteorologicalOrganization’sStefanUhlenbrooknoted,decliningsnowcoveratloweraltitudesismakingwintersports____45____(increasing)unpredictable—arealitythatextendsfarbeyondtop-levelcompetition.【答案】36.highlighting37.but38.tohold39.spells40.for41.areincluded42.the43.dependence/dependency44.As45.increasingly【语篇解读】本文是一篇说明文。文章主要讲述了2026年米兰-科尔蒂纳冬奥会受气候变暖影响，凸显冬季运动与环境现实间的紧张关系。【36题详析】考查非谓语动词。句意：2026年米兰-科尔蒂纳冬奥会在气候变暖的阴影下举行，凸显了顶级冬季运动与环境现实之间日益紧张的关系。本句已有谓语动词tookplace，动词highlight用非谓语形式，逻辑主语The2026WinterOlympicsinMilan-Cortina和动词highlight是主谓关系，用现在分词表主动，作状语。故填highlighting。【37题详析】考查连词。句意：这可能看起来像是典型的冬季干扰，但科学家们看到了更复杂的模式。前后句是转折关系，用并列连词but。故填but。【38题详析】考查动词不定式。句意：气候学家DavideFaranda解释说，气候变化不仅减少了总体的冰冻天数，还增加了大气容纳水分的能力。固定搭配capacitytodosth.“做某事的能力”，本空用动词不定式tohold，作定语。故填tohold。【39题详析】考查名词复数。句意：当寒流确实发生时，它们现在会产生强降雪。spell是可数名词，意为“（持续的）一段时间，恶劣天气期”，本句描述客观事实，用一般现在时，由do可知，主语是复数名词。故填spells。【40题详析】考查介词。句意：它们产生了约93万吨二氧化碳，其中旅行占了41万吨。固定搭配accountfor“占……比例”。故填for。【41题详析】考查时态和语态。句意：当包括埃尼集团等化石燃料公司等主要赞助商的排放时，总排放量又增加了130万吨。本空是时间状语从句的谓语，由thetotalrises可知，主句时态是一般现在时，从句时态也用一般现在时，描述客观事实，主语emissions和动词include是被动关系，用一般现在时的被动语态，主语emissions是复数，be动词用are。故填areincluded。【42题详析】考查定冠词。句意：这些排放加速了冰川冰和积雪的流失——冬季运动所依赖的最根本的基础。此处特指冬季运动所依赖的基础，用定冠词the表特指。故填the。【43题详析】考查名词。句意：冬季变暖将增加对人造雪的依赖，缩短自然季节。此处作动词increase的宾语，用名词dependence“依赖”。故填dependence。【44题详析】考查非限制性定语从句。句意：正如世界气象组织的StefanUhlenbrook所指出的，低海拔地区积雪覆盖的减少使得冬季运动越来越难以预测——这一现实远远超出了顶级比赛的范围。本空引导非限制性定语从句，指代后文整句话内容，意为“正如”，关系词在从句中作宾语，用关系代词as引导，句首单词，首字母大写。故填As。【45题详析】考查副词。句意：正如世界气象组织的StefanUhlenbrook所指出的，低海拔地区积雪覆盖的减少使得冬季运动越来越难以预测——这一现实远远超出了顶级比赛的范围。此处修饰形容词unpredictable，用副词increasingly“越来越多地”作状语。故填increasingly。第四部分写作（共两节，满分40分）第一节（满分15分）46.随着数字技术的快速发展，高中生的阅读方式发生了显著变化：屏幕阅读时间大幅增加，随之而来的是碎片化阅读（fragmentedreading）习惯的普遍形成。为此，你校英文报开展以“数字时代，我们还需要深度阅读吗？”为题的讨论。请你写一篇短文投稿，内容包括：1.简述当前高中生的数字阅读现状；2.谈谈你对深度阅读的看法。注意：1.词数80左右；2.可以适当增加细节，以使行文连贯；3.题目已给出，不计入总词数。IsDeepReadingStillNecessaryintheDigitalAge?___________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________【参考范文】IsDeepReadingStillNecessaryintheDigitalAge?Intoday’sdigitalage,mostteenagersareusedtofragmentedreading.Theyspendhoursscrollingthroughsocialmedia,readingshortpostsorwatchingvideos,butrarelydotheyengageindeepreadingofbooksorlongarticles.Inmyview,deepreadingisstillofgreatimportance.Ithelpsusdevelopcriticalthinkingandimproveourabilitytoconcentrate.Moreimportantly,itallowsustounderstandcomplexideasandreflectonlifemoredeeply.Withoutit,ourmindswouldbecomeshallow.Therefore,Ibelieveweshouldbalancedigitalreadingwithdeepreadingtogrowintothoughtfulindividuals.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。BythetimeIturnedsixteen,Ihadlivedinsevendifferentcities.Myfather’sjobasanengineerkeptusmoving—eachtimejustasIstartedtofeelathomesomewhere.Ilearnedtopacklight,bothinmysuitcaseandinmyheart.MakingfriendsseemedpointlesswhenIknewI’dleavethembehind.Thesummerbeforemyjunioryear,wemovedagain—thistimetoasmalltowninOhio.Ihadalreadyperfectedtheartofbeinginvisibleatanewschool.Ikeptmyheaddown,completedmyassignments,andatelunchalonebythewindowofthecanteen.Itwaseasierthatway.ThenMr.Peterson,themusicteacher,stoppedmeinthehallway.“Isawyourfilesaysyouplayedviolininyourlastschool,”hesaid.“Ourspringconcertisintwomonths,andwe’reoneviolinistshort.Wouldyouconsiderjoining?”Iwantedtosayno.ViolinwassomethingIdidaloneinmyroom,notsomethingIshared.Butsomethinginhiseyes—kind,expectant,hopeful—mademenodinstead.Theorchestra(管弦乐队)wassmallandfarfromprofessional.TherewasSarah,whocouldn’tkeeprhythm;Marcus,whoalwaysplayedtooloud;andEmily,aquietgirlwithglasseswhoplayedcello.Werehearsed(排练)twiceaweek,slowlypiecingtogetherapieceIdidn’trecognize.“What’sthiscalled?”Ifinallyaskedafterourfourthrehearsal.“It’sanoldfolksong,”Mr.Petersonsaid.“It’saboutpeoplefromdifferentplacescomingtogethertobuildsomethingbeautiful.”Irolledmyeyesinwardly.Itsoundedlikethekindofcheesythingadultssaidtomaketeenagersfeel