内蒙古自治区包头市2026-2027学年度第一学期高三年级期中教学质量监测测英语试卷（含解析无听力原文无音频）

试卷类型：A绝密★启用前2026—2027学年度第一学期高三年级期中教学质量监测试卷英语注意事项：1.本试卷分笔试和听力两部分。答卷前，务必将自己的姓名、座位号写在答题卡上。将条形码粘贴在规定区域。本试卷满分150分。2.考生将笔试部分和听力部分答案写在英语答题卡上，写在本试卷上无效。3.考试结束后，将答题卡交回。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，并标在试卷的相应位置。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。1.WherewillthewomangoonSundayafternoon?A.Themuseum. B.Thepark. C.Thecinema.2.Whenwillthespeakersmeet?A.At8:30am. B.At9:00am. C.At10:00am.3.Whatarethespeakersmainlytalkingabout?A.Aphoto. B.Aconcert. C.Afestival.4.Whatdoesthewomansuggestthemando?A.Learncomputerskills.B.Changehiscourse.C.Talktohisteacher.5.Wherewouldthewomanprobablygonext?A.Thereceptiondesk. B.Theschooloffice. C.Thedormitory.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。听第6段录音，回答第6、7题。6.Whatwasthemandoingwhenthewomancalledlastnight?A.Hewasenjoyingashow.B.Hewaswatchingafilm. C.Hewassleeping.7.Whatdidthewomanthinkabouttheelderlywomen?A.Theywerestrange. B.Theywerehealthy. C.Theywereenergetie.听第7段录音，回答第8至10题。8.Whatistheprobablerelationshipbetweenthespeakers?A.Workmates. B.Neighbors. C.Classmates.9.Whatdoesthesubwayprovideforfree?A.Amap. B.Somegames. C.Digitalreadingmaterial.10.Whatistheman'sattitudetothelibrary?A.Interested. B.Doubtful. C.Unclear.听第8段录音，回答第11至13题。11.Whoisthemanprobably?A.Anartist. B.Ateacher. C.Astudent.12.Whatdoweknowaboutfoundart?A.It'sanewartform.B.Itusesdailythings.C.Itattractsyoungpeople.13.Whatdoesthemanplantodo?A.Keepchipbags. B.Openastore. C.Makeartworks.听第9段录音，回答第14至16题。14.WhydidJ.K.Rowlingfeellikeafailureinthebeginning?A.Shewaspoor.B.Hernovelwasrefused.C.Shewasasinglemother.15.HowmanycopiesofthefirstHarryPotterbookwereprintedatfirst?A.1,000. B.2,000. C.5,000.16.WhatdidJ.K.RowlingtalkaboutinherspeechatHarvardin2008?A.Thevalueoffailure.B.Thesuccessofherbooks.C.Theimportanceofeducation.听第10段录音，回答第17至20题。17.Whatisthespeakerprobablydoing?A.Hostingaprogram. B.Teachingalesson. C.Presentingareport.18.Whydoesthespeakermentionfuturegenerationsofhumans?A.Tomakeasuggestion.B.Togiveareason. C.Todiscussaplan.19.Whatisimportantinprotectingtheenvironmentaccordingtothespeaker?A.Education. B.Lawsandrules. C.Greentechnology.20.Whatwillthespeakerprobablydonext?A.Introduceaproduct.B.Tellastory.C.Shareaphonenumber.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和D四个选项中，选出最佳选项。ATopPicksfortheYearAheadFutureEarthBySarahMillerThisthought-provokingnon-fictionbookexplorestheurgentchallengesofclimatechangeandsustainabledevelopment.Millercombinesscientificdatawithinspiringstoriesofcommunitiestakingaction.Itisamust-readforanyoneconcernedaboutthefutureofourplanet.ReleaseDate:January15,2026|Format:Hardcover&E-bookTheSilentAlgorithm(算法)ByDavidChenAgrippingsci-fithrillersetin2050,whereartificialintelligencecontrolshumanemotions.Chen’snovelraisesdeepquestionsabouttechnologyandfreewill.TheNewYorkTimescallsit“themostexcitingdebutoftheyear.”ReleaseDate:February20,2026|Format:HardcoverReadingfortheSoulByEmmaWilsonApracticalguidetofindingpeaceinanoisyworld.Wilsonsharesherpersonaljourneyofovercomingburnoutthroughreading.Eachchapterincludesrecommendedbooklistsandmindfulnessexercises.Perfectforbusyprofessionals.ReleaseDate:March10,2026|Format:Paperback&AudiobookEchoesoftheForgottenByLenaTorresAliterarymysterythatweavestogetherthreegenerationsofwomeninpost-warEurope,uncoveringsecretshiddeninlettersandphotographs.Torresblendshistoricalresearchwithemotionalstorytelling,offeringameditationonmemoryandidentity.Criticspraiseits“lyricalproseandlayerednarrative.”ReleaseDate:April5,2026|Format:Hardcover&E-book1.Whichbookissetinahistoricalcontext?A.FutureEarthB.TheSilentAlgorithmC.ReadingfortheSoulD.EchoesoftheForgotten2.WhatdoweknowaboutTheSilentAlgorithm?A.ItwaspublishedbeforeJanuary2026.B.Itisapracticalguideforprofessionals.C.Itisonlyavailableinpaperbackformat.D.ItexplorestherelationshipbetweenAIandhumans.3.Whatdothefourbookshaveincommon?A.Theyareall2026publications.B.Theyareallsciencefictionnovels.C.Theyareallwrittenbyfemaleauthors.D.Theyareallavailableinpaperbackformat.BBeforemeetingaclient,VirginiaChangperformsafixedprocedureshecalls“becominganemptyvessel(器皿).”StandingonthebusystreetsofNewYorkCity,shecloseshereyes,plantsherfeetfirmlyontheground,andbreathesdeeply.Shequietshermindtosetasideherownworriesandcares.Thispreparationisessentialforheruniquejob:sheisanend-of-lifedoula.Theword“doula”originatesfromGreek,meaning“womanwhoserves.”Whilebirthdoulassupportmothersduringlabor,end-of-lifedoulaslikeChangaccompanypeopleintheirfinaldays.Theirroleisnon-medical;atitscore,itisanactofcompanionshiptowardtheunknown.Theymighthelpclientsexpresstheirwishesregardingmedicaltreatment,offerSwedishdeathcleaningservices,orsimplysitandlisten.OneofChang’sclientswasEleanorLennard,a101-year-oldwomanlivinginanapartmentonEastFifty-secondStreet.Eleanorhadlostherhusbandformorethantwodecades.Nearlyallofherfriendsweredead,andshehadlostmostofhersight.Althoughhermindwasstillsharp,shefeltlonelyandleftout.Shewantedtohaveconversations,todiscussartandliterature.Whenhercarefacilitylearnedthis,theysentChang.ChanghadbeenseeingEleanorweeklysinceJanuary.However,oneafternoon,acaregiverreportedthatEleanorwasupsetandconfused.Shehadtriedtogetoutofbedbyherselfandhadtoberestricted.Insidetheapartment,theshadesweredrawn.Familyportraitsdecoratedthehallway:smilingchildrenandacoupleleaningtowardeachotherinaprivatemomentofhappiness.TwocaregiverseasedEleanorfromherbedroomtoanarmchairinthestudy.Shesatthere,lookingsmallandfragile.WhenChangarrived,shedidn’trushtofixanything.ShesimplysatbesideEleanor,holdingherhandandbreathingwithher.Slowly,thetensionleftEleanor’sbody.“Ijustwantedtogotothewindow,”Eleanorwhispered.“Iwantedtoseethelight.”Changhelpedhermovetothewindow,wherethelateafternoonsunwasstreamingin.Theysattogetherinsilence,watchingthelightchangeonthebuildingsacrossthestreet.Inthatmoment,therewasnomedicalcrisis,nofamilyanxiety,justtwohumanbeingssharingthequietbeautyofbeingalive.4.WhatisthemainpurposeofChang’sfixedprocedurebeforemeetingaclient?A.Toprayfortheclient’srecovery.B.Topracticebreathingexercisesforhealth.C.Toclearhermindofpersonaldistractions.D.Tomemorizetheclient’smedicalhistory.5.WhydidEleanorfeel“lonelyandleftout”accordingtothetext?A.Herdaughterrarelyvisitedherinthehospital.B.Shehadlosthersightandcouldn’ttakephotos.C.Thecaregiversinthefacilityweretoobusytotalktoher.D.Shelackedmeaningfulsocialinteractionandconnection.6.Whatistheauthor’sattitudetowardstheroleofend-of-lifedoulas?A.Appreciativeandrespectful. B.Objectiveandindifferent. C.Criticalandskeptical. D.Sympatheticbutdoubtful.7.Whatcanbeinferredaboutthe“light”Eleanorwantedtoseeattheendofthestory?A.Itremindedherofherlatehusband.B.Itsymbolizedherhopeforamedicalcure.C.Itrepresentedamomentofpeaceandpresence.D.Itreflectedherregretformissingthebeautifulsunset.CAcrossEuropeancities,somestreetsarebeingcoveredwithspecialphotocatalytic(光催化的)pavement.Whensunlighthitsthismaterial,ittriggerschemicalreactionsthatbreakdowncertainpollutinggasesfromvehicleexhaust.Cityofficialsexpectthenewpavementtocutairpollutionclosetostreetlevel.MartaRuizisanenvironmentalengineerwholivesinonetestdistrict.“Iwasexcitedwhenworkerslaidthenewpavementnearmyapartment,”Ruizsays.“Iwalkhereeveryday,andairqualityworriesmeallthetime.Ifroadsurfacescanhelpcleantheair,thatwouldbewonderful.”Shehopeslocalgovernmentwillexpandthistechnologyacrossmorebusystreets.Yetresearcherswarnagainstover-optimism.Dr.JamesOwen’steamhasstudiedreal-worldtestsitesforyears.Labtestsshowthematerialworkswell.Butonactualcitystreets,manythingsweakenitsperformance.Dustanddirtgatherrapidlyontopofthepavement,blockingsunlight.Raincanwashawaypartoftheactivechemicallayer.Heavytrafficbringsconstantnewpollution.Asaresult,thereal-worldpollution-removingeffectbecomeslimited.Thetechnologydoesnotmeancitiescanignorecaremissions.“Weshouldnottreatphotocatalyticpavementasareplacementforcuttingvehiclepollution,”Owenstresses.Itworksasanauxiliary(辅助的)tool,notamainsolution.Somecityplannersarguethatevenlimitedimprovementisbetterthannothing.Publicsupportmatterstoo:manycitizenswelcomeanysmallmovetowardcleanerair.Projectsarecontinuing.Engineersareadjustingmaterialformulastoresistdirt.Theyalsoexplorecombiningthispavementwithtree-plantingprograms.Nosingletechnologycansolveurbanairproblems,butmultiplesmallmeasurestogethermaymakerealprogress.8.WhydosomeEuropeancitiesusephotocatalyticpavement?A.Tocutthehighcostofcitystreetrepairs.B.Toimproveairqualitynearroadsurfaces.C.Toreducetrafficaccidentsonbusystreets.D.Toreplacetraditionalworn-outroadmaterials.9.Whatisparagraph3mainlyabout?A.Differentwaystopreventcitystreetdust.B.Reasonsforbanningheavy-trafficvehicles.C.Factorsreducingthepavement’spracticaleffect.D.Proceduresofcarryingoutlab-basedexperiments.10.WhatmessagedoesDr.Owenwanttoconvey?A.Tree-plantingismoreeffectivethannewroadmaterials.B.Thenewtechnologyshouldbewidelyappliedimmediately.C.Citizensshouldraisetheirenvironmentalawarenessactively.D.Thepavementcannottaketheplaceofloweringcarpollution.11.Whichisthesuitabletitleforthetext?A.NewTechnologytoPreventVehicleExhaust B.PhotocatalyticPavement:PromiseandLimitationsC.EuropeanCities:FightingPollutionbyTree-planting D.ANewPavement:APerfectSolutiontoAirPollutionDAbreakthroughelectronicskindevelopedbyscientistsatHelmholtz-ZentrumDresden-RossendorfcouldsoonenablefuturistictechnologieslikeunderwatersmartphonesorVRcontactlenses.PublishedinNatureCommunications,thisthin,transparente-skindetectsmagneticfields(磁场)usingjustonesensorwhileallowingairandmoisturetopassthrough—imitatingrealhumanskin.Originallydesignedforrobots,e-skinsaimtorestorelostsensesinhumansorenhancemachines’abilityto“feel”.Traditionalversions,however,requiredhugebatteriesandcomplexelectronics.“Existingsystemsusemanysensors,likephonetouchscreens,”explainsHZDRresearcherDenysMakarov.“Wewantedenergy-efficientdesignsthatmatchhumanskin’ssoftness.”Theteamreplacedrigidelectronicsupportswithaflexible,hole-punchedmembrane(薄膜)thinnerthanahumanhair.Thisletstheartificiallayer“breathe”whilemaintainingsensitivity.Tosolvelimitedspaceforcomponents,theycreatedasinglemagneticsensorarea.Whenexposedtomagneticfields,changesinthematerial’selectricalconductivityhelppinpoint(精准确定)signalorigins—similartohownervessendtouchdatatothebrain.“Thismimicsbiology,”saysleadauthorPavloMakushko.“Realskinsendssignalstothebrainforprocessing.Oure-skinusesacentralunittointerpretmagneticpatterns.”Thedesignborrowstomography—amedicalimagingtechnique—tolocatesignalsfrommultipleangles,previouslydeemedtooweakformagneticmaterials.Labtestsprovingthismethod’seffectivenessmarkakeymilestone.Potentialapplicationsincludedrawingwithmagneticpens,underwaterphonecontrols,orVRinteractionswithoutphysicalcontact.Magneticsensorsalsoresistinterferencebetterthanstandardelectronics,enablingrobotstotrackmotioninchallengingenvironments.Wintergloveusers,forinstance,couldoperatephonesthroughmagneticpatcheswithoutremovinggloves.Importantly,thee-skin’ssimplicityreducespowerneeds,addressingamajorhurdleinwearabletech.Whilecurrentusesfocusonmachines,Makushkohighlightsitshuman-machineinterfacepotential:“Magnetoreceptionoffersnewwaysforpeopleanddevicestocommunicate.”Asresearchadvances,thisinnovationcouldbridgesci-fifantasiesanddailylife,transforminghowweinteractwithtechnology.12.Whatisthemainadvantageofthenewe-skincomparedtotraditionalversions?A.Itfunctionsonlyinunderwaterconditions.B.Itfullyimitateshumanskin’scapabilities. C.Itemploysmultiplesensorsforimprovedprecision. D.Itusesfewercomponentsandconsumeslesspower.13.Howdoesthee-skinimitatethefunctionofhumanskinandthebrain?A.Byrequiringuserstowearmagneticgloves.B.Byusingtomographytorepairdamagednerves.C.Bysendingsignalsdirectlytoacentralprocessingunit.D.Byblockingairandmoistureforhavingbetterprotection.14.Whatdoestheunderlinedword“hurdle”inthelastparagraphmean?A.Obstacle. B.Solution. C.Advantage. D.Feature.15.Whatcanweinferaboutthenewe-skinfromthetext?A.Itmaycoverhumanskin’smedicalroles.B.Itisverypromisinginhuman-machinecommunication.C.Itwillsoonbewidelyusedindailyconsumerelectronics.D.Itsmagneticsensorscanworkfreefromelectronicinterference.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。Whenaprojectfailsoradeadlineismissed,itcanbeincrediblysatisfyingtoshifttheblameontoothers,saying,“Well,it’sthemarketingteam’sfault,”or“IknowI’mlate,buttheflightwasdelayed.”Itmaygenuinelynotbeyourfault.____16____Infact,youcanregainaprofoundsenseofagencyoveryourlifeifyoustopgettingstuckonwhoistoblameandstartfocusingonhowtocopewiththesituation.Thisisthewinner’skeytosuccess.____17____Ithelpslittletodiscoverwhoisresponsible.Itwastestimeandenergythatcouldbebetterspentsolvingtheproblem.Worsestill,itcaneasilystirupconflictsanddamagerelationships.Whenpeoplearebusydefendingthemselvesoraccusingothers,theyarenotmovingforward.Intheend,blamingmaybringtemporarysatisfaction,butitneverchangesthesituation.Themomentyoustoplookingbackward,youfreeyourselftolookforward.Forexample,ifacolleagueconsistentlycausesproblemsduetoalackofresponsibility,findwaystonavigatearoundtheirunreliabilityinsteadofsimplycomplaining.Youcouldasktoworkwithadifferentpersonoradjustyourworkflowtominimizedependency.Youmustacceptthatthepersonisnotreliableandfigureoutcreativestrategiestoachieveyourgoalsregardlessoftheirshortcomings.____18____Considerthecaseofamanagerwhoseteammissedacriticaldeadlinebecauseofpoorcommunication.Insteadofpointingfingersatindividualteammembers,awinningleaderwouldimplementanewtrackingsystemandholddailycheck-instopreventfutureproblems.Theyencounterjustasmanyobstacles.

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Theysimplyviewthoseproblemsasinevitablechallengesandopportunitiestodeveloptheirowncapabilities.Winnersexcelattacklingproblems.Whileordinarypeopleremaintrappedinthecycleoffrustrationandself-pity,winnersconsciouslyredirecttheirmentalenergytowardactionablesolutions.Theyunderstandthattruepowercomesnotfromfindingapersontoblame,butfrommasteringthesituationathand.

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Onlyinthiswaycanyouturndifficultiesintosteppingstonesonyourroadtosuccess.A.So,quitaskingwhosefaultitis.B.Neverrelyonyourcolleaguesagain.C.Youhavenocapacitytochangethings.D.Thedifferenceliesintheirperspective.E.Butblamingothersleavesyoupowerless.F.Focusingonblameonlymakesthingsworse.G.Thisshiftsignificantlypreventsnegativeemotions.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，从短文后各题所给的A、B、C和D四个选项中，选出可以填入空白处的最佳选项。OfficerDanielReedwaswatchingoverafuelstationinKnoxCountywhenhespottedayoungmotherweepingatabacktable,hertwolittlegirlssittingfrozenandwatchingherwith

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,theymadeuptheirmindstoobey,thoughtheirsmallshouldersstilltrembled.Pullingupachair,Reedlistenedtothemotherexplaintheirtragedy:movingtoChicagotolivewithhersister,shehadherwalletstolenduringabustransfer,leavingherphonedeadandhersister’snewnumberlost.Overcomewithshame,sheburiedherfaceinherhands,admittingshefeltcompletely

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thepaperacrossthetable.Whenthefoodarrived,Reedwenttopay,butthewaitressgently____28____hiscard,whisperingthattheownerinsisted.Suddenly,atallmaninwornjeans____29____Reed.“Thecustomers____30____,”hemurmured,silentlypressinga____31____ofcrumpledbillsintotheofficer’shand.“Tellherit’sfromfolkswhoknowwhatit’sliketobelost.”BeforeReedcouldexpresshisgratitude,themansimplynoddedandmeltedbackintothecrowd.Withenoughmoneyforbusticketsandmeals,Reedhandedthecashtothewoman,whosetearsreturned,butthistimetheyweretearsofpure____32____.Anearbycouplesoonjoinedthem,offeringquietwordsof____33____,beforeReedradioedthestationthatthesituationhadbeen____34____.Policeworkfrequentlyrevealsthehiddendarknessofsociety,buttoday’sexperienceactedasapowerful____35____.Itwasagentlesignthatcompassionthriveseveninforgottenplaces,completelyrestoringhisfaithinhumanity.Inaworldthatcansometimesfeelcold,suchnaturalkindnessprovesthatloveisalwayswithinreach.21.A.indifferent B.curious C.terrified D.hopeful22.A.hesitated B.knelt C.escaped D.stared23.A.grabbed B.returned C.ignored D.dropped24.A.demanding B.comforting C.joking D.judging25.A.Proudly B.Angrily C.Casually D.Eventually26.A.fearless B.guilty C.desperate D.delighted27.A.sliding B.folding C.throwing D.hiding28.A.accepted B.refused C.missed D.fixed29.A.rewarded B.blamed C.disturbed D.stopped30.A.paidup B.gaveup C.hurriedup D.turnedup31.A.series B.bunch C.pack D.handful32.A.regret B.relief C.pride D.embarrassment33.A.criticism B.praise C.encouragement D.complaint34.A.resolved B.reported C.posed D.delayed35.A.warning B.commitment C.reminder D.excuse第二节（共10小题；每小题1.5分，满分15分）阅读下面短文，在空白处填入一个适当的单词或括号内单词的正确形式。“ArtandartistsarebuildingbridgesbetweenChinaandBrazil,bringingthetwopeoplestogether.”ABrazilianofficialmadethisremarkattheopeningofanexhibitioninHangzhou,____36____(aim)tostrengthentherelationshipthroughculturalexchange.Theexhibition,

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(hold)atthecity'sWinlandCenter,showcasesover67worksbyLinChenxi,

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professorattheChinaAcademyofArt.Throughhisart,heexploresculturalrootshiddeninpaintings,bridgingdistantcivilizations,nurturingmutualunderstanding,

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forminglastingtiesbetweenBrazilandChina.Earlierthisyear,someofLin'sworks

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(present)atamajorartplatforminBrazilandhavebeencollectedbyamuseumthatismuch

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(large)thanothersinLatinAmerica.ABrazilianvisitorstandingbeforeaChinesepaintingmaydiscoversomethingunfamiliar.However,thatsamevisitormayalsofindsomething

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(recognise)isoneofthegreatpowersofart.Itisparticularlyappropriateas2026istheChina-BrazilYearofCulture,

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offersartistsandaudiencesinbothcountriesthechancetomeet.Meanwhile,thereisanotherspecialconnection,since2026alsomarksthe25thanniversaryofsister-cityrelationsbetweenCuritibaandHangzhou.Today,thatconnectionbecomesevenmoremeaningful,asartserves

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abridgeforthetwocities.第四部分写作（共两节，满分40分）第一节（满分15分）46.假定你是李华，你的好友光明高中国际部学生Mike正在筹备下个月的“CampusHiddenTalents”活动。他在活动形式上遇到了困难，担心传统的才艺表演缺乏新意，难以吸引大家参与。请你用英文给他写一封邮件，内容包括：（1）提出一种创新的活动形式；（2）说明该形式的优势；（3）表达期待与鼓励。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。DearMike,LiHua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。Istillrememberthatafternoonclearly.Thegymwasdull,theairthickwiththesmellofsweat,andCoachRyan’svoiceechoedoffthewallsasusual:“Greatjob,Jake!That’smyboy!”Jake.AlwaysJake.Isatonthebench,wipingmyfacewithatowel,watchingJakesinkanotherthree-pointer.Ryanclappedlikehe’djustwitnessedamiracle.WhenImadethesameshotfiveminutesearlier,Ryanonlynoddedandsaid,“Keepitup,Mike.”I’dbeenontheteamfortwoyears.Ipracticedharderthananyone,arrivingearly,stayinglate.ButnomatterwhatIdid,JakewastheoneRyanpraised.Jakegotthestartingposition.Jakegotthespecialattention.Jakegoteverything.Somethingcoldandhardsettledinmychest.Fine,Ithought.I’llshowhim.I’llshoweveryone.Theinter-schoolgroupstagegamearrivedonaSaturdaymorning.Thegymwaspackedwithstudents,parents,teachers.Thenoisewasdeafening.Weweredownbytwopointswiththirtysecondsleft.Theballwasinmyhands.IsawJakewideopentomyright.Isawourcenterunderthebasket,wavingforapass.IsawRyangesturingfromthesideline.Ididn’tpass.Idroveforward,ignoringtwodefenders,andlaunchedacontestedshot.Theballhittherimandbouncedaway.Theotherteamgrabbedtherebound,andthebuzzersounded.Welost.Silencefilledthegym,atleast,itfeltlikesilencetome.Myteammatesstoodfrozen.Jakestaredatme,disbeliefinhiseyes.Iwantedtodisappear.Afterthegame,Ryangatheredusinthelockerroom.Hisfacewascalm,buthiseyeswereserious.Noonespoke.Ipreparedmyselfforthecriticism,theshouting,theblameIdeserved.Ryanlookedateachofusslowly.Thenhespoke,hisvoicelowbutsteady.“Boys,basketballisn’taboutoneperson.It’saboutfivefingersonahand.Whentheyworktogether,theyformafist.Tonight,wedidn’tlosebecauseofoneshot.Welostbecausewestoppedtrustingeachother.Idon’tcarehowmanypointsyouscore.Icareaboutwhetheryoulifteachotheruporteareachotherdown.”Hiswordshitmelikeaphysicalblow.Iloweredmyhead,unabletomeetanyone’seyes.Thatnight,Icouldn’tsleep.Ryan’swordsreplayedinmymindoverandover—fivefingers,onefist.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。Thenextmorning,IarrivedearlyandfoundJakealreadytherepracticingfreethrows.Weekslater,wefacedthesameteamagaininthesemifinals.1.D2.D3.A本文主要推荐四本将于2026年出版的书籍，分别介绍它们的内容、作者、发行时间以及版本形式。1.细节理解题。根据EchoesoftheForgotten部分中的“Aliterarymysterythatweavestogetherthreegenerationsofwomeninpost-warEurope,uncoveringsecretshiddeninlettersandphotographs.(这是一部文学悬疑作品，讲述战后欧洲三代女性的故事，揭开藏在信件与照片里的秘密。)”可知，这本书以历史背景为依托。2.细节理解题。根据TheSilentAlgorithm部分中的“Agrippingsci-fithrillersetin2050,whereartificialintelligencecontrolshumanemotions.Chen’snovelraisesdeepquestionsabouttechnologyandfreewill.(这是一部扣人心弦的科幻惊悚小说，故事设定在2050年，人工智能掌控人类情绪。陈的小说引发关于科技与自由意志的深度思考。)”可知，这本书探讨人工智能与人类之间的关系。3.细节理解题。根据四本书对应的发行时间“January15,2026”、“February20,2026”、“March10,2026”和“April5,2026”可知，这四本书都是2026年出版的读物。4.C5.D6.A7.C这篇文章主要讲述了临终陪伴师VirginiaChang见委托人前会放空自己。她陪伴孤独的百岁老人Eleanor，安静相守，陪老人感受阳光，给予温暖的精神陪伴。4.细节理解题。根据第一段中“Shequietshermindtosetasideherownworriesandcares.Thispreparationisessentialforheruniquejob:sheisanend-of-lifedoula.(她让自己的心平静下来，把自己的烦恼和忧虑放在一边。这种准备对她的特殊工作至关重要：她是一名临终陪伴者。)”可知，Chang在会见客户前进行固定程序的主要目的是平复思绪，把个人的担忧与杂念放到一边。5.推理判断题。根据第三段“OneofChang’sclientswasEleanorLennard,a101-year-oldwomanlivinginanapartmentonEastFifty-secondStreet.Eleanorhadlostherhusbandformorethantwodecades.Nearlyallofherfriendsweredead,andshehadlostmostofhersight.Althoughhermindwasstillsharp,shefeltlonelyandleftout.Shewantedtohaveconversations,todiscussartandliterature.Whenhercarefacilitylearnedthis,theysentChang.(Chang的一位客户是EleanorLennard，一位101岁的老人，住在东五十二街的一间公寓里。Eleanor已失去丈夫超过二十年，几乎所有的朋友都已离世，她也失去了大部分视力。尽管思维依然清晰，但她感到孤独和被忽视。她渴望交流，希望谈论艺术与文学。当她的护理机构得知此事后，便派了Chang去探望。)”可推知，Eleanor孤独的根源是缺少有深度、有意义的社交互动与情感联结。6.推理判断题。根据第一段中“Thispreparationisessentialforheruniquejob:sheisanend-of-lifedoula.(这种准备对她的特殊工作至关重要：她是一名临终陪伴者。)”、第二段中“Whilebirthdoulassupportmothersduringlabor,end-of-lifedoulaslikeChangaccompanypeopleintheirfinaldays.Theirroleisnon-medical;atitscore,itisanactofcompanionshiptowardtheunknown.(分娩导乐师在分娩期间为产妇提供支持，而像Chang这样的临终陪伴者则陪伴人们度过生命的最后时光。她们的角色非医疗性质，本质上是一种面对未知的陪伴。)”以及最后一段中“Inthatmoment,therewasnomedicalcrisis,nofamilyanxiety,justtwohumanbeingssharingthequietbeautyofbeingalive.(那一刻，没有医疗危机，也没有家人的焦虑，只有两个人共享着生命中这份静谧的美。)”可推知，作者对临终陪护职业的态度是赞赏且尊重的。7.推理判断题。根据最后一段中““Ijustwantedtogotothewindow,”Eleanorwhispered.“Iwantedtoseethelight.”Changhelpedhermovetothewindow,wherethelateafternoonsunwasstreamingin.Theysattogetherinsilence,watchingthelightchangeonthebuildingsacrossthestreet.Inthatmoment,therewasnomedicalcrisis,nofamilyanxiety,justtwohumanbeingssharingthequietbeautyofbeingalive.(“我只是想走到窗前，”Eleanor低声说。“我想看到光明。”Chang帮她挪到窗边，夕阳的余晖正洒进来。他们安静地坐着，望着街对面建筑上光影变幻。那一刻，没有医疗危机，也没有家人的焦虑，只有两个人共享着生命中这份静谧的美。)”可知，关于Eleanor在故事结尾想要看到的“光”，我们可以推断出它代表了一刻的平静与陪伴。8.B9.C10.D11.B本文介绍了欧洲城市的光催化路面，它有望净化空气但也存在局限。8.细节理解题。根据第一段中的“Whensunlighthitsthismaterial,ittriggerschemicalreactionsthatbreakdowncertainpollutinggasesfromvehicleexhaust.Cityofficialsexpectthenewpavementtocutairpollutionclosetostreetlevel.(当阳光照射这种材料时，会引发化学反应分解汽车尾气中的某些污染气体。市政官员期望新路面能减少街道层面的空气污染。)”可知，欧洲一些城市使用光催化路面是为了改善路面附近的空气质量。9.主旨大意题