安徽省部分学校2027届高三上学期10月阶段检测英语试卷（含音频）

高三10月英语注意事项:1.答题前,务必将自己的个人信息填写在答题卡上,并将条形码粘贴在答题卡上的指定位置。2.回答选择题时,选出每小题答案后,用铅笔把答题卡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。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.WhydoesTompracticesohard?A.Togetanewpiano. B.Toprepareforashow. C.Towinacompetition.2.Whatdoesthemanmean?A.Hehasalimitedbudget.B.Heissatisfiedwiththeprice.C.Hethinksthehotelisexpensive.3.Whatmightthewomanbe?A.Adoctor. B.Anurse. C.Areporter.4.Wherewillthespeakersgo?A.Agallery. B.Asquare. C.Amall.5.Whatisthewomandoing?A.Inquiringaboutacourse.B.Schedulinganappointment.C.Arrangingaclassmeeting.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.Whatdoesthewomanneedtocollect?A.Balloons. B.Flowers. C.Tires.7.Whenisthemanprobablyusingthecar?A.At11a.m. B.At3p.m. C.At7p.m.听第7段录音,回答第8至10题。8.WhydoesAnnacometoShanghai?A.Forstudy. B.Forsightseeing. C.Forwork.9.WhatmakesAnnaabitdisappointedinShanghai?A.Theweather. B.Thefood. C.Thelanguagebarrier.10.WhatwillAnnaprobablydoaftertheconversation?A.Boardaplane. B.Buyasouvenir. C.Visitherdaughter.听第8段录音,回答第11至13题。11.WhatdoesthewomaninitiallysuggestCalvindo?A.Relaxathome. B.Dosomestudy. C.Learnaboutamuseum.12.Whatcanvisitorsdointhemuseum?A.Playwitharobot. B.Createavideo. C.Designsomeexhibits.13.Whatistherelationshipbetweenthespeakers?A.Teacherandstudent. B.Guideandvisitor. C.Brotherandsister.听第9段录音,回答第14至16题。14.Whydidthemanleavehislastjob?A.Itwasnotpromising. B.Hewasnotwell-paid. C.Hisbosswastoostrict.15.Whatpositionisthemanprobablyapplyingfor?A.Engineer. B.Secretary. C.Salesperson.16.Whatdoesthewomanvaluemostabouttheman?A.Hisuniversitymajor. B.Hislanguageskills. C.Hisworkexperience.听第10段录音,回答第17至20题。17.WhatwastheEuropeans'attitudetowardcoffeeinthebeginning?A.Tolerant. B.Favorable. C.Doubtful.18.WhendidAmericansbegintodrinkcoffee?A.In1600. B.After1773. C.Before1673.19.Whereiscoffeeusuallyroasted?A.Incoffee-buyingcountries.B.Incoffee-growingcountries.C.Inhotareasneartheequator.20.Whatisusedininstantcoffee?A.Arabica. B.Robusta. C.Milk.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。AThisisaspaceformovement.Weofferreformerclassesthatarefunanddynamic.Whiletheheartofwhatwedoisdevelopjoyful,energizingmovement,theoutcomeispowerful:reducedpain,lessstress,improvedmobilityandabodythatfeelsstronger,morebalancedandmorealiveeveryday.TheReformerRoomisopen7daysaweek.Whetheracompletebeginneroranexperiencedmover,youarewelcome.Withexpertinstructorsandasupportiveatmosphere,thestudioistohelpyoubuildstrength,improvemobilityandmovewithconfidence.Ifyou'relookingtochallengeyourself,recover,tonemusclesuporsimplytaketimeforyourself,TheReformerRoomisthebestchoice.ClassType&Price*GroupClassesDiscoverthepowerofmovingtogether.Ourgroupreformerclassescombinemindfulstrengthtraining,controlledPilates(普拉提)techniques,andenergizingflowtocreateatransformativefull-bodyexperience.$330for10packs,butfirst-timeclientsenjoyaspecialoffer:$75for3packs,whichisvalidforone-timepurchaseonly.*Privates&Duets(双人)Personalizedsessionstailoredtoyourgoals,pace,andbody.Perfectforbeginnersoranyonewantingdeeperinstructionandfasterresults.·1:1privatereformersession:$99onepack;$699for10packs·Duetsession:$60perpersonperpack($120fortwopeople)One50-minutesessionfortwopeople-eachpersonmustcreateanaccountandsigntheliabilitywaiver(免责声明)·OngoingDuetMembership:$375perpersonpermonthSemi-privatetrainingfortwoclientsBothparticipantsmusteachhaveactiveduetmembershipReservedweeklysessionsandpriorityschedulingOpeningHours:08:00-20:30Venue:LakeviewHouse,MiltonKeynesBooking:Tocheckavailabilityorbookaclass,pleasecalltheReformerteacherdirectly.Jo:07715141587;Maria:0797153640421.WhatdoesTheReformerRoombringtoitscustomers?A.Freeprofessionaltraining. B.Recoveryfromworkoutinjuries.C.Betterwork-lifebalance. D.Physicalandmentalwell-being.22.Howmuchshouldanew-to-the-studiocouplepayatleastfor3packsofgroupclasses?A.$75. B.$150.C.$180. D.$360.23.Whatshouldyoudoifyouwanttoreserveaclass?A.Visitthestudioinperson. B.Applyformembership.C.Contacttheteacherbyphone. D.Signtheliabilitywaiveronline.BJenniferRuesinkwasfeaturedinUWNewsforherrecentresearch,offeringanew,non-chemicalapproachtocontrollingburrowingshrimp(蝼蛄虾)populationsinshellfish-growingareas.Burrowingshrimphavebeenanuisanceforatleastacentury.In1929,BelleStevens,aUniversityofWashington(UW)researcher,wrote:"Variousmeansofdefenseagainstthesepersistentburrowersaretriedbutfruitless."Shellfishfarmersusedtouseinsectkillers,butthechemicalsalsobroughtriskstootherorganismsandcouldbetransportedinwateroutsidetheshellfishgrowingarea.Therefore,theDepartmentofEcologyinstructedfarmerstostopusinginsectkillersin2018.Sincethen,family-ownedshellfishfarmshavebeenlosinglargepartsoftheirgrowinggroundstoburrowingshrimp.Later,researchledbytheUWhasyieldedanon-chemicalmethod,whichusesacustom-builtplatformtoapplyvibration(震动)andpressuretotheshrimp'shome.Shortofoxygen,theshrimpdieinafewdays.Theresearcherstestedthismethodatfoursitesandfounditworkedjustaswellasinsectkillers,reducingthenumberofliveshrimpbybetween72%and98%."Thereisstillaneedforenoughshrimptoserveasfoodforgraywhales,"saidJennifer."We'retryingtofigureouthowtokeepthemoutofshellfishbedswhilelettingthemgrowelsewhere."Whilethisproof-of-principleexperimentseemspromising,there'smoreworktodobeforeshellfishfarmerscanadoptit.Rightnowit'satime-consumingandlaboriousprocessbecauseeverythingisoperatedbyhumans.Also,morestudiesneedtobedonetodeterminethelong-termimpactsontheecosystem."Whatwe'vedonesofarisintroduceanovelcontrolmechanism(机制).Noonehadthoughtthatyoucouldtraptheshrimpunderground,"Jennifersaid."Butthisresearchwouldn'thavehappenedwithouttheinvestmentfromthestateandtheprivatelandownersandgrowers.Ihavesuchdeepappreciationfortheopportunitytoworkwithfolksonsomethingthatisclearlyaffectingtheirlives."24.Whatdoestheunderlinedpart"anuisance"inparagraph2mean?A.Abigtrouble. B.Awaterpollutant.C.Ararespecies. D.Alocalspecialty.25.WhatisafeatureoftheUWmethod?A.Itworkseffectively. B.Itiscost-saving.C.Itiseasytooperate. D.Itfreesupmanpower.26.WhatisJennifer'sconcernaboutthenewmethod?A.Itrequiresadvancedequipment. B.Itneedsofficialapproval.C.Itcanhardlybeappliedinpractice. D.Itmaybreaktheecologicalbalance.27.WhatmessagedoesJenniferdeliverinthelastparagraph?A.Thenewcontrolmechanismistakingthelead.B.Theresearchisajointeffortofmultipleparties.C.Practicalapplicationmattersmorethanlabresearch.D.Undergroundshrimp-trappingtechnologyneedsimproving.CTheconceptoffreewillisfascinatingintheworldofphilosophy.Fromtheperspectiveofthehumanbrain,however,itissomethingthatscientistsarejuststartingtolookinto.Onestudyfoundthereissurprisinglylittledifferenceinhowthebrainprocessessituationsinwhichtherearechoicescomparedtothoseinwhichtherereallyaren't.Theresearchersscannedtheparticipants'brainsintwogivensceneswheretheyhadtomakedecisions.Inthefirstscene,theywereshownballoonsoftwodifferentcolorsandtoldtopickwhichevertheywanted.Theycoulduseanycriteriontopickaballoon.Inthesecondscene,theywereshowntwoidenticallycoloredballoons.Ineachcase,theyhadtopushabuttonassoonastheymadeachoice.Theresearchersmonitoredthebrainscanstoseewhathappened.LeadauthorLaurenexplainedthatforbothfreeandforceddecisions,thebrainactivityunfoldedinverysimilarways.Likealoadingbar,itclimbedsteadilytothesamepeakleveljustbeforeachoicewasmade.Whenpeopledecidedquickly,thesignalincreasedfaster.Whentheytooklonger,itrosemoreslowly."That'sexactlywhatyouwouldexpectifthebrainweretrackingandweighingupevidenceovertime,ratherthansimplyreactingtoadecisionatthelastmoment."Thefactthatinbothscenesthebrainfollowedthesamepathindicatestheprocessissimilar.Thosewhomadedecisionsfasterhadscansthatlookedmoresimilartoeachotherthanthosewhomadedecisionsmoreslowly.Thesimilarbrainpatternsmakeitdifficulttotellwhethersomeoneisreallymakingadecisionorjustreactingtostimuli(刺激).Theimplicationsofthis,ifitholdstrueacrossvariousstudies,willhavetobedebatedamongphilosophers,butitdoesseemtolendsomecredibilitytotheideathattherereallyisn't"freewill"asmostpeopleunderstandit.28.Whatweretheparticipantsaskedtodoinbothscenes?A.Hitabuttononcetheydecided. B.Reporthowtheymadechoices.C.Voicethedifferencesoftheballoons. D.Findidenticallycoloredballoons.29.Whichofthefollowingisafindingofthestudy?A.Forceddecisionsrequiremoretime. B.Humanbrainsreacttochoicesinstantly.C.Freechoicescreatehigherbrainpeaks. D.Fastdecidersshowmoresimilarbrainpatterns.30.Whatdoesthelastparagraphconveyaboutfreewill?A.Itshapesourbrainactivity.B.Itdependslargelyonoutsidestimuli.C.Thecommonideaofitfaceschallenges.D.Philosophershavereachedanagreementonit.31.Whatisthebesttitleforthetext?A.NewEvidencefortheExistenceofFreeWillB.TheAdvantagesofFreeChoicesoverForcedOnesC.HowBrainScienceChallengesPhilosophicalViewsD.AScientificLookintotheProcessofDecision-MakingDWaterisknowntohaveacriticalpointathightemperature.Atabout374℃and218timesatmosphericpressure,thedistinctionbetweenliquidandgasiswipedout.Beyondthatcriticalpoint,wateriswhat'scalledasupercriticalfluid(流体).Scientistshadlongpredictedasecondcriticalpointatlowtemperatureinsupercooledwater.Suchwatercanstayinliquidformevenbelowitsregularfreezingpointforashortperiod.Certainoddpropertiesofwatergavescientistscluestothispossibility.Forexample,mostliquidsincreaseindensity(密度)uponcoolingbutwater'sdensityincreasesuntildowntoabout4℃,atwhichitreachesamaximum.Then,furthercoolingmakeswaterlessdense.Water'sheatcapacityfollowsasimilartrend.Scientistssuspectedthesepropertiescouldbeasignofacriticalpointexistingatlowertemperature.However,experimentsatpressuresandtemperaturesclosetothepredictedcriticalpointarechallengingbecausesupercooledwaterfreezesalmostinstantlythere."Wehavetodoeverythingveryquickly,"oneresearchersaid.Inexperiments,researchershiteachsampleoficewithaninfraredlaser(红外激光),aimingtomaketheicemelt(融化).Then,withanX-raylaser,theyexaminedtheliquid'sstructureanddensityundervariouspressuresandtemperatures.Picturesofthejust-meltedliquid,takenovertimeasthewaterexpanded,showedhowwaterbehavedasthepressureinthesampledecreased.Belowthecriticalpoint,therewasadistinctstatetransitionfromoneliquidtoanotherasthepressuredropped.Athighertemperatures,therewasnosuchtransitionbetweentwodistinctliquids,indicatingthatthecriticalpointhadbeenreached."Theresultsareimpressive,"saysphysicistGregKimmel."Thedatatheresearcherspresentshowaclearpicture,matchingthecriticalpointassumption.However,theworkrestsononeassumption:theliquidreachesabalancedstatewithstablematterandenergyflow.Yetmeasurementsarecompletedinanextremelyshorttime,sowhetherthebalancedstateisachievedremainsunknown."32.Whatcanbelearnedaboutsupercooledwater?A.Itturnsintogasat374℃.B.Itincreasesindensityastemperaturedrops.C.Itmayremainliquidunderthenormalfreezingpoint.D.Itcanreachitsmaximumdensityafterbeingboiled.33.Whatdidtheresearchersdoduringtheexperiment?A.Theystabilizedthepressureofwatersamples.B.Theyrecordedtheefficiencyofdistinctequipment.C.Theyobservedwater'sstatechangeswithpressure.D.Theychangedthecriticalpointofsupercooledwater.34.WhatcanweinferfromGregKimmel'swords?A.Theexperimentdataaretotallyconvincing.B.Theresearchconclusionneedsfurtherproof.C.Thebalancedstatehasbeenconfirmedintests.D.Theassumptionofthecriticalpointisgroundless.35.Whatistheauthor'spurposeinwritingthetext?A.Todisplaythecommonwrongbeliefaboutwater.B.Tointroduceastudyonwater'ssecondcriticalpoint.C.Toargueagainsttheexistenceofwater'scriticalpoint.D.Toexplaintheuniquedensitychangesofcoolingwater.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。Itiseasytothinkofdentalproblemsassomethingthathappenssuddenly,butinreality,manyofthemostcommonissuesbuildquietlyinthebackground,shapedbyordinaryhabitsrepeateddayafterday.__36__Oneofthebiggesthabitsisalsothemostfamiliar:brushing.Mostpeopleknowtheyshouldbrushteethfortwominutestwiceaday.__37__Rushingaroundthemouthin30seconds,rubbingtoohard,ormissingthegums(牙龈)canleaveharmfulbacteriabehindanddamagethegums.Itisalsoworthrememberingthatbrushingharderdoesnotmeanbrushingbetter.__38__AccordingtoWestHouseDental,oneofthemostignoredrisksisnotalwayswhatpeopleeatordrink,buthowoftentheirteethareexposedtoit.Asweetcoffeeonthewaytowork,amid-morningsnack,andalate-nighttreatcanallcreaterepeatedacidattacks,givingteethlesstimetorecoverbetweenmeals.Regulardentalappointmentsarealsopartofprevention.__39__Acheck-upcanspotearlysignsofwear,gumdiseasesorproblemswitholdfillingsbeforetheybecomemorecomplicated.Hygiene(卫生)appointmentscanalsosupportareasthataredifficulttomanageathome,particularlyforthosewithcrowdedteeth,implantsorbridges.Forchildren,thehabitsformedearlyoftenlastthelongest.__40__Useatimerorsong.Keepsweetsnackstosensibletimes.Thesecanallhelpdentalcarefeelnormalratherthanlikeabattle.A.Choosesugar-freedrinks.B.Neverconsiderthemaresponsetopain.C.Buttechniquemattersjustasmuchasfrequency.D.Makebrushingpartofthemorningandbedtimeroutine.E.Snackingisanothereverydayhabitthatcanquietlyaffectteeth.F.Sosomepeoplehaveturnedtoelectrictoothbrushesforconvenience.G.That'swhypreventionismoreaboutthesmallthingsonedoesathome.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。Itwassupposedtobeanordinaryafternoonride.John,amotorcyclist,hadtraveledtheroutedozensoftimesbefore.Ratherthanseeking__41__,hewassimplyenjoyingafewhoursoutdoorsonthis__42__path.Butinjustasecond,everythingchanged-hisrideturnedintoa__43__.Witnessessaidthemotorcyclemighthave__44__ahiddenbump(隆起)beneathloosedirtandthatthemotorcyclistgotcompletelyoff__45__.Beforeanyonehadtimeto__46__,hewasthrownhighintotheair.Emergencyserviceswerecalled__47__andarrivedin10minutes.Fortunately,despitethedramatic__48__,theriderremainedconscious.Hewaslaterfoundtohavesufferedseveralbrokenbones,butdoctors__49__thathisinjurieswerenotlife-threatening.Manyfirstrescuersadmittedthattheresultcouldhavebeenfarmore__50__.Aftermonthsof__51__,Johnsharedhisexperienceonline.Heexpressedhis__52__tothestrangerswhoofferedtimelyhelpandthemedicalworkersfortheir__53__treatment.Meanwhile,hewantedtowarnothermotorcyclistsnevertotakeanyroutes__54__.Evenonwell-knownpaths,hiddenrisks__55__.Meanwhile,heremindedhimselftostaycautiouswheneverridingandvalueeverymomentofhislife.41.A.truth B.adventure C.companionship D.knowledge42.A.new B.familiar C.wrong D.different43.A.disaster B.conversation C.competition D.miracle44.A.flattened B.shaken C.struck D.escaped45.A.duty B.contact C.balance D.target46.A.leave B.hesitate C.consult D.react47.A.instantly B.casually C.suddenly D.temporarily48.A.tiredness B.delay C.exchange D.impact49.A.hoped B.confirmed C.recalled D.denied50.A.obvious B.embarrassing C.severe D.satisfying51.A.recovery B.comparison C.research D.cooperation52.A.sympathy B.gratitude C.confusion D.concern53.A.experimental B.equal C.tolerant D.appropriate54.A.lightly B.personally C.secretly D.seriously55.A.decline B.expand C.exist D.vary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。Innovatingatscalemeansturningbreakthroughtechnologiesfromlaboratoryorpilotprojectsintoproductsandservicesthatcanbe__56__(wide)usedacrossindustriesandsociety.Atthisyear'sSummerDavos,innovatingatscalehasovertakentechnologicalbreakthroughsasthedefiningthemewithindustryexperts__57__(point)toChinaasaleadingexampleofhowAIandotheremergingtechnologiesaremovingrapidlyfromlaboratoriesintofactories.ZhouYuxiang,CEOofBlackLake,said,"Lastyearandtheyearbefore,__58__(discussion)werestilllargelyaroundfrontiertechnologiesatthelaboratorystage.Thisyear,we'reseeinginnovationbeingused__59__anincreasingpace.China'sAI-relatedproductsnowaccountforabouthalfofBlackLake'srevenue(收益),__60__sharprisefromlastyear."TheindustrializationofnewtechnologiesisalsoshowingupinChina'stradedata.Bytheendoflastmonth,bothexportsandimports__61__(post)double-digitgrowth,supportedbystrongdemandforproducts__62__(tie)toAI.ZouJun,__63__ischairmanofKPMGChina,referredtogovernment-backedpilotmanufacturing(制造)platformsdesigned__64__(bridge)thegapbetweenresearchandindustrialproduction.Theeffortsarehelpingspeedupthecommercializationofemergingindustries."Chinaoffersanimportantexamplebecauseithasthe__65__(capable)torapidlyscaleinnovation,"hesaid.第四部分写作(共两节,满分40分)第一节(满分15分)假定你是校英文报负责人李华,报社计划增设"校园运动打卡"专栏,现面向全体同学征集日常运动小故事。请你写一则英文征稿启事,内容包括:（1）专栏开设目的;（2）稿件内容要求;（3）投稿方式与截止时间。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。ContributionsWantedDearschoolmates,TheSchoolEnglishNewspaper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。IfirstspottedthedressonaTuesdaymorning,hangingbetweenafadedwintercoatandapileofsecond-handscarves.Itwaspalepurple,withtinywhiteflowersalongtheedge-exactlythekindofthingmygranddaughterMiawouldlove.Ihelditupandsmiled,alreadyimaginingthelookonherface.ButwhenIcheckedthepricetag,mysmilefroze.Eighteendollars.Itwasn'tmuchformostpeople,butonmyfixedincome,eighteendollarsmeantchoosingbetweenthedressandaweek'sworthofgroceries.Iwalkedovertothestoreowner,akind-facedwomannamedDorothy."Wouldyoubeabletoholdthisdressforme?"Iasked."Justuntiltheendofthemonth,whenIgetmypensioncheck."Dorothyhesitated."I'msorry,dear.Wedon'tholditems.Firstcome,firstserved."Myheartsank.Iplacedthedressbackontheshelf,smoothingthefabriconelasttime."MayIbuythedressforyou?"avoicebehindmesuddenlyasked.Iturnedtofindawomanwithgentleeyesandawarmsmile.Shewasdressedsimply,hercoatasizetoolargeandhershoeswornatthetoes."Thankyou,butIcan'tacceptsuchagift,"Isaid,shakingmyhead.Shedidn'twalkaway.Instead,shetookastepcloserandtoldmewhyitmatteredsomuch.She'dbeenhomelessforthreeyears,sleepinginsheltersandbusstations.Haditnotbeenforthekindnessofstrangers-ahotmealhere,ablanketthere-shewouldnothavesurvived."I'mnolongerhomeless,andmysituationhasimproved,"shesaidsoftly."IpromisedmyselfthatIwouldrepaythekindnesssomanyhadshownme."Iwastorn.Herwordsmovedmedeeply,yetIcouldn'thelpnoticingherwornshoesandthefrayedcuffs(掉线的袖口)ofhercoat.Shehadclimbedoutofhardship,butsheclearlywasn'tlivingcomfortably.CouldIreallyletherspendherhard-earnedmoneyonadressformygranddaughter?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。Seeingherexpectantface,Ieventuallyacceptedheroffer.______________________Aswesteppedoutoftheshoptogether,Ihuggedher.______________________

高三10月英语·答案第一部分听力(共20小题;每小题1.5分,满分30分)1-5BCBAA6-10ABCAA11-15BCCAC16-20BCBAB第二部分阅读(共20小题;每小题2.5分,满分50分)21-25DBCAA26-30DBADC31-35DCCBB36-40GCEBD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)41-45BBACC46-50DADBC51-55ABDAC第二节(共10小题;每小题1.5分,满分15分)56.widely 57.pointing 58.discussions 59.at 60.a61.hadposted 62.tied 63.who 64.tobridge 65.capability第四部分写作(共两节,满分40分)第一节(满分15分)Onepossibleversion:ContributionsWantedDearschoolmates,Toencourageregularexerciseoncampusandsharethejoyofworkingout,ourschoolEnglishnewspaperisgoingtolaunchanewcolumn"CampusSportsCheck-in",andwearenowcollectingyourdailysportsstories.Yoursubmissionsaresupposedtoberealpersonalexperiencesrelatedtoyourregularexercise,suchasyourexperienceofrunningregularlyforawholemonth,orthefunyouhavehadplayingbadmintonwithroommates.Eachstoryisexpectedtobewithin300words,warmandinspiring.Pleasesendyourcontributionstocampussports@byOct.20,2026.Wearelookingforwardtoyouractiveparticipation.TheSchoolEnglishNewspaper第二节(满分25分)Onepossibleversion:Seeingherexpectantface,Ieventuallyacceptedheroffer.Theeagernessinhereyestoldmethiswasn'tjustaboutadress-itwasaboutkeepingapromiseshehadmadetoherselfduringthedarkestdaysofherlife.Torefusehernowwouldbetodenyhertheverythingthathadkepthergoing:thebeliefthatkindnesscomesfullcircle.Itookadeepbreathandsaid,"Thenplease,letmeacceptyourkindnesswithallmyheart."Herfacelitupasshereachedforthedressandcarriedittothecounter.Shepaidtheeighteendollarsasthoughitwerethemostpreciousgiftshehadevergiven.Aswesteppedoutoftheshoptogether,Ihuggedher.Itwasthekindofhugthatsaideverythingwordscouldn't:gratitude,respect,andtheunspokenunderstandingthatwehadbothbeenchangedbythisbriefencounter.Shepulledaway,wipedawayatearandwalkeddownthestreetwithherheadheldhigh.Iwatchedhergo,clutchingthedresstomychest,alreadythinkingabouthowIwouldtellMiathathernewdresscamewithastory-oneabouttheenduringpowerofhumankindness.Meanwhile,ImadeasilentpromisethatIwouldfindawaytopassthiskindnesson,justasthewomanhad.听力原文Text1W:Tom,you'vebeenonthepianosince8a.m.Doyouneedabreak?M:Notreally.Iwanttoperformwellforthebigshow.W:Theonenextmonth?M:Yes,soIneedtopracticemoreforit.Text2W:Listen,I'vefoundagreatdealontheInternet.Threedaysatafive-starhotel,breakfastincluded,just£120anightforadoubleroom.M:Andyouthinkthat'sagooddeal?I'msurewecanfindaniceplaceforhalfthatprice.Text3M:Myleghurtsalotaftertheoperation.W:Haveyoubeentakingyourpainkillers?M:Yes,buttheyonlyhelpalittle.W:I'llreportyoursituationtothedoctorandseeifhecanadjustthetypeofpainkillerstomakeyoufeelbetter.Text4M:Arewestillgoingtoattendtheoutdoorconcertinthesquareanddosomeshoppingnearbyafterward?Theweatherappsaysthewindwillbetoostrongthisafternoon.W:Isawthattoo.SoIbookedticketsforthegalleryexhibitioninstead.M:That'sanexcellentplan.Text5W:Hi,I'mtryingtosignupforapsychologyclass.M:Well,currentlywehavetwoclassesopen.OneisonTuesdayafternoonandtheotherisonFridaymorning.W:Thankyou.Ihaveswimmingsessionsintheafternoons,soIguessI'lltaketheoneonFridays.Text6M:Ineedtohavemycarrepaired.Itneedsanewtire.CouldIborrowyourstodeliversomeflowers?W:Ineedittodaybetween10a.m.and2p.m.tocollectballoonsforthebirthdayparty.Youcanuseitafterthat,aslongasyouarecareful.M:Iwill.Oh,wearehavingapartythisevening,aren'twe?W:Yes,thepartystartsat7p.m.M:Wecangotheretogether.Ishouldbefinishedby6p.m.Text7W:Itisveryniceofyoutoseemeoffattheairport.M:It'smypleasure,Anna.Iknowyoumustbeexcitedtogohomeaftersuchalongbusinesstrip.You'llkeepintouchwithme,won'tyou?W:Ofcourse.AndIwillmissyou,thetastyfood,andthefriendlyworkmateswhohelpedmepickupalotofChinese.ItwouldhavebeenperfectexceptforthedaysofcontinuousraininShanghai.Bytheway,pleaseletmeknowifyourdaughterneedsanyhelpwhileshe'sstudyinginLondon.M:Iwill.Thanksalot.Oh,I'dliketogiveyousomethingtotakehome.Letmeshowyou.W:Chinesepapercuttingworks!Theyarebeautiful.Whatdothesecharactersmean?M:Theymean"AlltheBest".AndtheChineseknotisforyourparents.W:Thankyou.Oh,itsoundslikethey'reboardingnow.Ihavetogo.M:Haveagoodtrip,Anna.Bye!Text8W:Calvin,Inoticedyouwerelyingonthesofathroughouttheafternoon,playingonthecellphoneanddoingnothing.Whydidn'tyouusethistimetodosomethingthatcouldimproveyourgrades?M:Butaren'tvacationsmeantforrelaxing?IamfreetodoanythingIwishasthevacationhasjuststarted!Let'sdropthesubject.Youalwaysthirstforknowledge,soyoumustbeinterestedintheMuseumofSolutions.W:Tellmeaboutit.M:Withaseriesofthemedspaces,themuseumengageschildreninactivelyexploringhoweverydaylifeandsocietycanbeimproved.Wecanexploresubjectslikemathandroboticsinthemuseum'slabs.Andwecanwatch