湖南省邵阳市九校联盟2026-2027学年高二上学期10月阶段检测英语试题（创新实验班）

湖南省邵阳市九校联盟2026-2027学年高二上学期10月阶段检测英语试题（创新实验班）一、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.WhatdoesDavidconsiderdoingaftergraduation?A.Workingasanaccountant. B.Furtheringhisstudies.C.Startinghisownbusiness.2.Wheredoestheconversationprobablytakeplace?A.Inacar. B.Inahospital. C.Atthebusstop.3.WhenwillJackycheckinatthehotel?A.OnMarch10th. B.OnMarch12th. C.OnMarch15th.4.Whatdoesthemanmean?A.Hedislikesjazz. B.He’slookingforaguitar.C.Hecan’tplayanyinstrument.5.WhydoesLisalikethenewhouse?A.It’sclosetotheschool. B.Sheenjoysthegarden.C.Thereisaswimmingpool.第二节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，回答以下小题。6.Whatarethespeakersmainlytalkingabout?A.Music. B.Work. C.Family.7.HowoldisAmy?A.14yearsold. B.20yearsold. C.26yearsold.听下面一段对话，回答以下小题。8.WhydoesthewomanrecommendGarmin’sEnduro?A.Ithasafancyappearance. B.Itisdesignedforathletes.C.Ithastheextremelylongbatterylife.9.Whatisthepriceofthewatchtoday?A.$810. B.$900. C.$910.听下面一段对话，回答以下小题。10.WhatistherelationshipbetweenthewomanandCaroline?A.Colleagues. B.Motheranddaughter. C.Doctorandpatient.11.Whatcanbeachallengetopickyeatersaccordingtotheman?A.Eatingcereal. B.Havingfreshfruit.C.Gettingenoughprotein.12.Whatisthemandoing?A.Givingsuggestions. B.Promotingaproduct.C.Conductinganinterview.听下面一段对话，回答以下小题。13.WhyisTomreadingabouttheAmazonRiver?A.Tofinishanassignment. B.Todoscientificresearch. C.Toteachaclass.14.WhatisprobablythecauseoftheAmazonRiver’sproblems?A.Thedamagedlocalecosystem. B.Thehumanbehaviour.C.Theterribledrought.15.HowdoesthewomanfeelabouttheAmazonRiver’ssituation?A.Sorry. B.Hopeful. C.Annoyed.16.Howmuchdoesthewaterleveldropcomparedwiththepreviousyear?A.0.59meters. B.4.01meters. C.6meters.听下面一段独白，回答以下小题。17.WhatisthefeatureofSalamanca?A.Itisayoungcity. B.Itishometomanycelebrities.C.ItisSpain’smostfamouscollegetown.18.WhatdoesthespeakersayaboutUniversidaddeSalamanca?A.Itwasestablishedin1208. B.ItprovidesadvancedSpanishcourses.C.Itisthefirsthighereducationinstitutionintheworld.19.Whoisthespeaker?A.AnAPIemployee. B.Ateacher. C.Astudent.20.Whydoesthespeakergivethetalk?A.Toexplainthebenefitsofstudying. B.Toadvertiseastudyabroadprogram.C.Tointroducethehistoryofauniversity.二、阅读理解AIncelebrationofWorldReadingDay2026,CityCentralLibraryinvitesthepublictosubmitcreativeactivityproposalsforitsAprilevents.ProposalRequirementsThecallisopentoallcityresidents,regardlessofageorbackground.Submissionsmaybemadeindividuallyorbyagroupofupto3people.EachindividualorgroupmaysubmitonlyONEproposal.Allsubmissionsmustbetheapplicant’soriginalworkandsuitableforalibrarysetting.Theentireproposalshouldbeamaximumof250wordsandmustinclude:·Activitytitle:acreativeandappealingnameforyourproposedactivity·Activitydescription(maximum100words):aclearexplanationofhowtheactivitypromotesreadingandengagesparticipants·Targetaudience:aspecificationofwhethertheactivityisdesignedforchildren(5-12),teens(13-18),adults,ormixedagegroups·Estimatedduration:anindicationofhowlongtheactivitywilltake(e.g.,onehour,halfaday,oroneweek)·Spaceneeded:adescriptionofanyspecificlibraryspaceneeded(e.g.,thereadingroom,children’sarea,oroutdoorspace)SubmissionProposalsmustbesubmittedonlineby5:30PMonMarch23,2026,viathelibrary’sofficialwebsite.SelectionProposalswillbejudgedbyapanelof3librariansand2literatureteachersbasedonthefollowingcriteria:CriterionWeightCreativity30%Practicability45%Communityimpact25%Awards·BestCreativeIdeas(5winners):$50bookvouchers+one-yearlibrarymembership·HonorableMention(10winners):one-yearlibrarymembership21.Howcanagroupof6peopleparticipateinthiscontest?A.Theymayformtwogroups. B.Theymustfindonemoreperson.C.Theycansubmitasonegroup. D.Theyhavetosubmitindividually.22.Whatshouldbeincludedintheproposal?A.A350-wordactivitydescription. B.Estimatedaudiencenumber.C.Thelibraryarearequired. D.Alistofbooksneeded.23.Whatshouldapplicantsfocusonmostwhenpreparingtheirproposal?A.Isitcompletelynew? B.Isitpracticaltocarryout?C.Doesitappealtochildren? D.Doesithaveacreativetitle?BForgardenerswholoveneatness,autumnisabitofamixedblessing.Golden,autumnleaveslookbeautifulatfirst,buttheysoonturnbrownandmushy,makingmanypeoplewanttothrowthemaway.However,gardeningandwildlifeexpertssaythisisunnecessaryandevenharmful.Tothosesoinclined(有倾向的),JonStokes,thedirectoroftheTreeCouncil,shareshisexperience.“It’snotnecessary.In35yearsofhavingagarden,I’veneveroncesweptaleaf,becauseI’veneverhadto.Theydisappearwithinaweekbecausetheearthwormsgetthem.Thegardeniscompletelyfullofwildlifeandmygrasshasneversufferedbecauseofit,”hesays.“Don’ttakethemawayanddropthematthelandfill,becauseyou’llhavejusttakenallthatgoodnessoutofyourgarden.Ifyoucan’tbeartoleavethemwheretheyare,getthekidstokickthemintoacorner,sticktheminapile,orletthehedgehogs(刺猬)andearthworms(蚯蚓)usethem.”Whilegardenscoveredwithfallenleavesmaylooklikeamess(脏乱)tohumans,towildlifetheyareavitalsourceofnutrientsandshelter.Foranearthworm,afallenleafisasnacktoberolledupandpulleddownintothesoil.Foranelephanthawkmothcaterpillar,itisaroofunderwhichtoshelteruntilspring.Forahedgehog,itisabedtorollaroundinandturnintoanest.Evenforatree,theleafycoveringisasourcefromwhichto“drink”duringdryperiods.Expertsoffereasywaystobalanceneatnessandnature.OliverFryfromSurreyWildlifeTrustsuggestspilingleavesindryareasforhedgehogsorwetareasforfrogs.Leavesomeleafcoveredareasforinsects,butkeepotherstidy.Ifyouhaterottingleaves,cutthemintosmallpieces—wormswillcarrythemawayfaster,boostingthesoilmicroorganisms.AdrianThomasfromtheRoyalSocietyfortheProtectionofBirdsstresseskeepingleavesinthegardeninsteadoflandfills.Everygardener’ssmalleffortwithleavescanhelpnaturealot.Leavesaren’twaste;they’refree,naturalhelpersforhealthyplants.24.Whatdoes“amixedblessing”implyinparagraph1?A.Gardeningisfunbuttime-consuming. B.Autumnispleasantbutheart-breaking.C.Fallenleavesarebeautifulbutmess-making. D.Wildlifeisappealingbutgarden-harming.25.WhatcanbeinferredaboutJonStokesfromhiswords?A.Hevaluesnature’sprocess. B.Hefindsleavesdamagegrass.C.Hethinkswormsharmgrass. D.Heenjoyssweepingleaves.26.AccordingtoOliverFry,whatshouldwedowithfallenleaves?A.Throwthemintolandfills. B.Placethemincertainareas.C.Sweepthemawayrightaway. D.Leavethemwheretheyareentirely.27.Whatcanbeasuitabletitleforthetext?A.FeedtheFields B.WarmtheWormsC.GuardtheGardens D.LeavetheLeavesCInrecentyears,consumershaveincreasinglysought“clean-label”foods—productsmadewithnaturalingredients.Thistrendhasdrivenscientiststosearchforsafe,naturalpreservatives(防腐剂，保护剂).Theyhaveturnedtheirattentiontoapartofthecashewnut(腰果)thatisoftenthrownaway—theshell.Fromit,theyextractCashewNutShellLiquid(CNSL)andfindthatitcontainsspecialnaturalsubstancesthatcanfightbacteriaandpreventdecay(变质).Whilethisdarkliquidhasbeenstudiedforuseinindustrieslikepaintandmedicine,itspotentialforpreservingfoodhadnotbeenfullyexploreduntilnow.ThescientistsdesignedacarefulexperimenttotestwhetherCNSLcouldhelppreservebeef,oneofthemostwidelyconsumedmeatsglobally.Theyappliedtheliquidtobeefsamplesatdifferentconcentrations(含量、浓度).Somemeatwasleftuntreatedascontrols.Thesampleswerethenstoredunderdifferentconditions—someatroomtemperatureandothersinrefrigeration—fortwoweeks.Duringstorage,adetailedmicrobiologicalevaluationwasconductedtoquantifytotalviable(活菌)countsandspecificspoilageorganisms(腐败菌),includingPseudomonasspp.,Clostridiumspp.,andProteusspp.PhysicochemicalanalysesmonitoredchangesinpHandwateractivity,whilebacteriagrowthwasassessedduringstorageatroomtemperature.ThescientistsdiscoveredthattheCNSL-treatedmeatshowedsignificantlylessbacterialgrowththanuntreatedmeat.Theeffectwasstrongestathigherconcentrations,witha2.0%solutionprovidingexcellentprotectionwhilemaintainingmeatquality.Evenatroomtemperature,iteffectivelydelayedthemeat’ssouringprocessandreducedbacteriagrowth,helpingthebeefstayfresh-lookinglonger.Theresearchersnotethatfurtherstudiesareneededtounderstandwhethertheliquidaffectsthetasteandtextureofthebeef,andhowitmightbecombinedwithmodernpackagingforevenbetterresults.Still,thisstudyopensawindowintonature’sownwayofkeepingfoodfresh—hiddeninsideahumblecashewshell.28.Whyarescientistsstudyingcashewnutshells?A.Toreducewasteinthefoodindustry. B.Toimprovethetasteofprocessedfoods.C.Tofindnaturalalternativestoartificialpreservatives.D.Todevelopnewindustrialmaterialsforpaintandmedicine.29.Whatwastheprimaryfocusofthemicrobiologicalevaluation?A.Thevarietyofcashewspecies. B.Thesafetyofrefrigeratedbeef.C.ThechangesinpHandwateractivity. D.TheeffectivenessofCNSLagainstbacteria.30.WhatdoestheexperimentsuggestaboutCNSL?A.Itcanimprovemeatqualityovertime. B.Itperformsbestatroomtemperature.C.Itspeedsupthemeat’ssouringprocess.D.Itsconcentrationandthestoragelifearecloselyrelated.31.Whatistheauthor’sattitudetowardsthefutureofCNSL?A.Fullyconvinced. B.Cautiouslyoptimistic.C.Hesitantanddoubtful. D.Neutralandobjective.DAsglobaltemperaturescontinuetorise,thedemandforairconditioningisgrowingrapidly.AccordingtotheInternationalEnergyAgency,traditionalairconditioningusesabout20%ofallelectricityconsumedbybuildingsworldwide,andmostofthisenergycomesfromfossilfuels.Clearly,ourcomfortiscomingattoohighacost.Interestingly,thesolutionmightcomefromanunexpectedsource:termitemounds(白蚁丘).Thesestructures,builtbytinyinsectsusingmudandplantfibers,areconsideredengineeringwondersinnature.Eveninhotanddryenvironments,termitemoundscanremainrelativelycoolinside,withaircirculating(循环)throughtheirinternalstructureswithoutanyexternalpowersource.Buthowdotheyachievethis?Scientistshavelongbeenpuzzledbythisquestion.Toinvestigate,researchersDavidAndréenandRupertSoarcarriedoutastudy.Theyproposedthatslightchangesintheairflowabovethemoundcreateunevenairmovementsinsideit.Theseairmovements,theybelieved,helpdriveairthroughthenetworkandcontributetomaintainingasuitableinternalenvironment.Theteambuiltsimple3D-printedmodelsbasedonthenarrow,interconnectedchannelnetworksfoundinsidetermitemounds.Theyalsobuiltasecondsetofmodelswithstraightchannelsofthesamelength.Whentheresearchersappliedgentleairmovementstooneend,airflowedthroughthebranchingnetworkwithsignificantlylessresistancethanthroughthestraightchannels,justastheyhadpredicted.Thissuggestedthatitwasthecomplexstructure,ratherthanthetotalchannellength,thatimprovedairflow.Bymakingairmovementmoreefficient,thestructurehelpstermitemoundsregulatetheirinternalconditionsandremaincomfortablelivingspaceseveninextremeenvironments.Accordingtotheresearchers,thisstructurecouldbeincorporatedintobuildingwallsinthefuture.Unliketraditionalairconditioning,whichreliesonfansandconsumeslargeamountsofenergy,thissystemwouldrequireonlytinyamountsofpowertocontrolairflow.“Thismightbegroundbreaking,”saidAndréen.“Forthefirsttime,wemaybeabletodesignbuildingsthatbreathelikelivingorganismsratherthanfunctionlikemachines.Thepotentialisenormousifwecontinuetoexplorewhatnaturehastooffer.”32.Whatphenomenonisdescribedinparagraph1?A.Theinefficientuseofelectricity. B.Theheavydependenceonfossilfuels.C.Thegrowingimpactofclimatechange. D.Theunsustainabilityoftraditionalcooling.33.Whyaretermitemoundsdescribedas“engineeringwonders”?A.Theycanstaynaturallycool. B.Theyarebuiltbytinyinsects.C.Theyhavepowersourcesinside. D.Theyaremadeofrenewablematerials.34.Whydidtheteambuildstraight-channelmodels?A.Tomeasurethespeedofairflow. B.Toreducetheresistanceofchannels.C.Toobservehowairtraveledthroughchannels.D.Totestwhetherthestructureinfluencedairflow.35.Whatdoestheunderlinedphrase“breathelikelivingorganisms”inthelastparagraphmean?A.Functioneffectivelywithsufficientenergy. B.Providefreshairthroughelectroniccontrols.C.Circulateautomaticallybybuilt-instructures. D.Adjustairflowbyenergy-efficientmachines.七选五Wetendtorespectandevenidolizethosewhoexhibitalotofwillpower.Thatcolleaguewhomanagestostaycalmandfocusedinnearlyeverysituation.Thesocialmediainfluencerwhomaintainsaparticularlydecorated,camera-readyhome.___36___Researchsuggeststhatthesepeoplearenotonlyviewedastrustworthybutalsomorallysuperior.Howcanwemeremortals(凡人)compare?Itseemsthatsomearebornwithstrongerself-control.___37___Traditionally,psychologistshavedefinedself-controlastheabilitytowaitforlater,largerrewards.Butitcanalsobethoughtofasawaytoalteryourthoughts,feelingsandbehaviorstoreachaspecificgoal.Whenwehaveself-control,wecanresistunhealthyimpulsesandperseverewhenwefeellikequitting,expertssay.___38___Toimprovewillpower,itboilsdownto“justtryharder,”saidKentaroFujita,aprofessorofpsychologyatOhioStateUniversitywhostudiesself-regulationanddecisionmaking.___39___Preparation,mind-setandtheabilitytoeitheravoidorreframetemptation(诱惑)canbefarmoreeffectivethantryingto“forcethatdesiredown,”Dr.Fujitasaid.Therearemultiplestrategiesforimprovingself-control.Researchsuggeststhattryingseveralismoreeffectivethanpickingjustone.First,createroutines.Peoplewhoaregoodatself-controltendtostructuretheirlivesandavoidhavingtomakedecisionsinthemoment.Thiscouldbebyschedulingthesameactivityatthesametimeeachday.Second,monitoryourprogress.Keepnotestrackingwhatyouhavedoneeachdaytowardyourgoal.___40___Also,edityourinnercircle.Peoplewhosupportyouandliftyouupwillgiveyouagreatercapacityforself-control.A.Whatisself-controlandwhydoesitmatter?B.Thefriendwhohitsupthegymfivetimesaweek.C.Willpowershouldn’tbeconfusedwithself-control.D.Researchindicatesthatwillpoweristhebeststrategy.E.Andittakesbotheffortsandtimetodevelopwillpower.F.Butself-controlinvolvesasetofskillsthatcanbelearned.G.Monitoringistheeasiestandfastestwaytoimproveself-control.三、完形填空Earlierthisyear,agraduatestudentvisitedme.Sheexpressed___41___aboutgraduateschool,feelingincompetent,outofplace,and___42___despiteherpersistentefforts.Herstoryechoedmyown—myinitial___43___foracademiahadstartedtofadetoo.Lookingback,Iwasafirst-generationcollegestudentjustlikeher.Myinitialacademic___44___wasinspiring:ahighschoolseniortakinghumananatomy(解剖学)atacommunitycollege.Ioncewanderedthecampus___45___toattendalecture.ThoseyearsletmeknowacareerI’dneverimagined:teachingand___46___students.WhenIbecameaprofessor,Istill___47___highereducation’stransformativepower.Ievenhadphotostakenatthestartofeachtermtomarkthesespecial___48___.Butfouryearsintothejob,jobcuts,students’confusion,andattacksonsciencegraduallyfueledmycynicism(愤世嫉俗).Igrew___49___,seeingcollegeasamirage(幻想),andstopped___50___thebeginningofeachterm.Returningtothepresent,hersituationresonatedwithme.Weworkedthroughher___51___togetherandIofferedsomesuggestions.IsharedmyPhDstrugglesanddescribedhow___52___myresearchfocusandguidingundergraduatesrenewedmysenseof___53___.Shefollowedmyadvice,adjustedherfocusandcooperatedwithcommunities.Nowsheisdoingwell.Helpingherregainherpassionalsorestoredmyhope.Inowconnectmorewithgraduatestudents,guidingthemtofocusonwhattheycan___54___.Small,hopefulmoments—likestudentssupportingeachotherinclass—constantly___55___mewhyIstayinacademia.41. A.curiosity B.impression C.joys D.doubts42. A.unproductive B.unreliable C.unfair D.unfamiliar43. A.design B.hope C.demand D.basis44. A.skill B.career C.encounter D.award45. A.silently B.eagerly C.confidently D.shyly46. A.guiding B.respecting C.encouraging D.selecting47. A.dealtwith B.summedup C.searchedfor D.believedin48. A.courses B.traditions C.moments D.achievements49. A.quiet B.discouraged C.independent D.hesitant50. A.fearing B.arranging C.quitting D.recording51. A.struggle B.expectation C.journey D.passion52. A.changing B.seeking C.spreading D.observing53. A.duty B.patience C.purpose D.trust54. A.avoid B.copy C.decorate D.control55. A.confuse B.remind C.ask D.show四、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。Asthe2026FIFAWorldCuplaunched,industryexpertssawthistournamentasmarkingamilestoneforAI-poweredtechnologiesatthehighestlevelofinternationalfootball.___56___(refer)tobymediaasthefirst“AIWorldCup”,theeventmarkedtechnology’stransitionfromlaboratorytestingtofullapplicationonthefield.WithChinesetechnologies___57___(play)centraloperationalroles,Hisense,asofficialVARdisplaypartner,equippedthemainvideo-reviewcenterwithRGB-MiniLEDtelevisions,enabling___58___(precise)refereeingdecisionsthanbefore.Lenovo,FIFA’sofficialtechnologypartner,deployedmorethan17,000computersandover200engineersacrossall16stadiums___59___(provide)technicalsupport.Beyondhardware,Lenovo’sAIsolutionsalsoincluded“digitaltwin”technology,with___60___afull-bodydatascanwascompletedinjustonesecondandapersonalized3Davatarappeared___61___thescreen.Thesevirtualreplicas___62___(expect)toprovidecentimeter-levelprecisioninoffsidedecisions.FIFAPresidentGianniInfantinonotedthatChinesecompanieshave___63___(consistent)remainedattheforefrontasFIFAexpandsintonewareasof___64___(innovate).Hesaid___65___partnershipbetweenLenovoandFIFAisexpectedtogenerateremarkablebreakthroughswhichwillenhanceofficiatingtechnologyandcreateunprecedentedfanexperiences.五、书信写作66.近日，一些学校开始尝试使用AI辅助心理咨询(AI-drivenMentalHealthSupport)。你校英文报就此现象开展征文活动，请你写一篇短文投稿。内容包括：1.AI辅助心理咨询的优势和不足；2.你的观点和建议。注意：1.写作词数应为80左右；2.可适当增加细节，以使行文连贯。MyViewsonAI-drivenMentalHealthSupportonCampus__________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________六、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。OnarainySaturdayafternoon,Javin,aseniorhighschoolstudent,hurriedtothedowntownbanktodeposit(存钱)hiscollegeregistrationfee.Thetightlysealed(密封)envelopecontainedallhishard-earnedpart-timesavingsandhisparents’modestearnings,whichmeanteverythingforhisupcomingcollegeadmission.Withtherainpouringdown,hegotonacrowdedbus,graspingtheenvelopetightlyinhispocket.Thebusshookconstantlywithnoisypassengerschattingandrushing.Focusedonavoidingtherainandcountingthestops,Javingotoffinahurrywhenhereachedhisdestination.Itwasnotuntilhestoodundertheshelterandreachedfortheenvelopethathisheartsankdeeply.Thepocketwasempty.Panicfloodedhismindinstantly.Themoneywasgone.Hetriedtorecalleverydetail,butcouldonlyrememberpushingthroughthecrowdduringtherushtogetoff.Therewasnopersonalinformationofhimintheenvelope.Evenifsomeonepickeditupandhopedtoreturnit,theycouldn’tcontacthim.Desperateandanxious,Javinignoredtheheavyrainandranafterthedepartingbus.Coldrainstreameddownhisface,cloudinghissight.Fortunately,thebusstoppedataredlighttwoblocksahead.Herushedaheadandknockedhardonthebusdoor,beggingthedrivertoopenit.Hearinghisvoice,thewarm-hearteddriverlethimonandlistenedpatientlytohisurgentexplanation.AfterhearingJavin’sdescription,thedriverpulledoutabrownenvelopefromtheconsole(中控台).“AgirlnamedElowenpickedthisupontheseatandleftitherebeforeshegotoff,”thedriversaidgently.ReliefwashedoverJavin,andhethankedthedriverrepeatedly,feelinggratefulforthestranger’skindness.Hereachedouttotakehisenvelopeeagerly.However,themomentJavin’sfingerstouchedtheenvelope,hissmilefroze.Thesealededgeoftheenvelopehadbeenroughlytornopen,notintheneatwayhehadsealedit.注意：1.续写词数应为150左右；2.请按如下格式在答题卡的相应位置作答。Javinstaredattheopenedenvelopeinshock._________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________Followingthedriver’sadvice,Javincheckedtheenvelopeandfoundamessageinit._________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________听力：1.B2.A3.C4.C5.B6.A7.C8.C9.A10.B11.B12.A13.A14.C15.A16.B17.C18.B19.C20.B阅读：21.A22.C23.B24.C25.A26.B27.D28.C29.D30.D31.B32.D33.A34.D35.C七选五：36.B37.A38.C39.F40.G完形填空：41.D42.A43.B44.C45.B46.A47.D48.C49.B50.D51.A52.A53.C54.D55.B语法填空：56.Referred57.playing58.moreprecise59.toprovide60.which61.on62.wereexpected63.consistently64.innovation65.the应用文写作范文MyViewsonAI-drivenMentalHealthSupportonCampusRecently,manyschoolshavebeguntoofferAI-assistedpsychologicalcounselingtohelpstudentsdealwithmentalpressure.Thisnewformofmentalsupporthasobviousadvantages.AIisalwaysavailableandcanprotectstudents’privacyperfectly,makingthemmorewillingtosharetheirtroubles.However,italsohasshortcomings.Itlacksrealemotionalcommunicationandcannotgivewarm,targetedguidancelikeprofessionalteachers.Inmyopinion,AIisausefultoolbutnotareplacementforhumans.SchoolsshouldcombineAIcounselingwithofflinepsychologicalguidancetoofferstudentsbettermentalhealthsupport.读后续写范文Javinstaredattheopenedenvelopeinshock.Hisheartsankagainwhenhesawtheenvelopewastornroughly.Hewasfilledwithsuspicionanddoubt.Hethoughtthegirlmusthaveopeneditandtakenthemoneybeforeputtingitback.Hewasabouttoquestionthedriverwhenhesawagirlcomingtowardsthem.Itwasthegirlwhopickeduptheenvelopeonthebus.Thedriverexplainedthatthegirlwasveryanxioustofindtheowneroftheenvelopeandaskedhimforadvice.Followingthedriver’sadvice,Javincheckedtheenvelopeandfoundamessageinit.Itread,“Ifoundanenvelopewithacollegeregistrationfeeinsideonthebus.Ithoughttheownermustbeveryworried,soIdidn’ttouchit.Ihopetheownercancheckitcarefullyaftergettingit.Sincerely,Elowen.”Javinreadthewordscarefully,andallhissuspiciondisappeared.Hefeltasenseofshame,whichwassooverwhelming,andhisfaceturnedred.Hewassomovedbythegirl’ssincereheartthathethankedthegirlrepeatedly.Hefinallyrealizedthatkindnesshasnoboundaries.听力原文Text1W:David,whatareyougoingtodoafteryougraduatethissummer?M:Well,that’sstillupintheair.Mydadownsasoftwarecompany,andhewantsmetohelpintheiraccountingdepartment.IthinkaboutgoingbacktoschoolandgettinganMBA.Text2W:There’sanothertrafficjamonthehighway.We’regoingtobestuckinthisforawhile.Iwonderifthere’sanaccident.M:No.Therearesimplytoomanycars.Well,let’sputonsomemusic.Text3M:Hello,IbookedaroomatyourhotelfromMarch10thto12th.MynameisJackyBrown.W:Yes,Mr.Brown.Youwanttoconfirmit,right?M:No.Ineedtoputoffmycheck-indateforfivedaysbecausemyflighthasbeenchanged.Text4W:Listen!Ellaissinging.M:Yeah,andshe’ssingingjazz.Goodtaste.IwouldpickuptheguitarovertheretoaccompanyherifIwerenotcompletelyignorantwhenitcomestomusicalinstruments.Text5M:Howareyousettlingin?W:Oh,we’restillinabitofamess,butLisaseemstolikeitherebecausethereisagardenforhertohavefun.Thereisn’taswimmingpoolthough.M:Haveyoufoundaschoolforyourkids?W:Yes,itonlytakes10minutestogotoschoolonfoot.Text6W:Tommy,don’tyouthinkpunkmusicistoonoisy?M:Yeah,veryloud.ButIamsointoit.W:Whydoyoulikepunkmusic?M:Isometimesfeelstressedafteralongdayofwork.Andso,itwasagoodoutletforme,