湖北省腾云联盟2025届高三上学期12月联考英语试卷(含解析)
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湖北省腾云联盟2025届高三上学期12月联考英语试卷（含听力）
学校：___________姓名：___________班级：___________考号：___________
一、听力题
1．Where does this conversation probably take place？ A.At a hotel.
B.At a bookstore.
C.At a restaurant.
2．What is the man probably going to do？ A.Move to a big city.
B.Become a teacher.
C.Work in New York.
3．Why is David invited to the party？ A.Peter's mother insists.
B.He is Peter's friend.
C.He is a good listener.
4．When will the speakers go to the display？ A.On Monday.
B.On Saturday.
C.On Sunday.
5．What does the woman mean？ A.Technology changes fast.
B.The price might go down soon.
C.The smartwatches are outdated.
听下段材料，回答以下小题
6．What is puzzling the woman at the very beginning？
A.The style of the party.
B.The aim of the invitation.
C.The meaning of the letters.
7．How will the woman respond to the invitation？
A.By phone.
B.By email.
C.In person.
听下段材料，回答以下小题
8．What does the woman think of her volunteer work？
A.It's exhausting.
B.It's rewarding.
C.It's challenging.
9．What responsibility do Sally and the woman share？
A.Walking the dogs.
B.Feeding the animals.
C.Arranging adoption events.
10．How does the woman feel about adopting an animal？
A.Hesitant.
B.Prepared.
C.Regretful.
听下段材料，回答以下小题
11．What is Wendy unsure about when applying to Columbia University？
A.What to study.
B.When to attend.
C.How to apply.
12．What does the man want to study in college？
A.Medicine.
B.Business.
C.Journalism.
13．What will the man probably do next？
A.Talk to his parents.
B.Start a school paper.
C.Apply to Michigan.
听下段材料，回答以下小题
14．What does the man invite the woman to do？
A.Visit an old friend.
B.Join a travel.
C.Adopt another dog.
15．What worries the woman at first？
A.The ongoing project.
B.The old dog.
C.The weather conditions.
16．Who will take care of Joyce？
A.Mary
B.Dennis.
C.Catherine.
17．What is the probable relationship between the speakers？
A.Neighbors.
B.Mother and son.
C.Husband and wife.
听下段材料，回答以下小题
18．When did modern English start？
A.In the 18th century.
B.In the 17th century.
C.In the 16th century.
19．Whose works are famous for no rhyme at the end of each line？
A.John Donne's.
B.John Milton's.
C.John Keats’.
20．What is the speaker mainly talking about？
A.English novelists.
B.English poetry
C.Modern English.
二、阅读理解
From newly-rising cafe-bars to pet-friendly waterfront coffee shops， Hong Kong's cafe scene has gone from strength to strength. Here are some fantastic places to grab a coffee and watch some waves.
Cafes in West Kowloon Cultural District
With the West Kowloon Cultural District's extensive waterfront space， it's no wonder that there are plenty of cafes with enviable sea views to be found. The pet-friendly Hooman By The Sea has an impressive hot dog menu， which is a favourite with picnickers， while the Japanese Wabisabi Coffee Kissa features occasional cultural exhibition.
% Arabica
While Arabica certainly knows how to pick its spots— like Quarry Bay's famous Monster Mansion— the Kennedy Town location is up there as one of our favourites. The two-storey cafe is painted all-white and you can admire the blue waters of Victoria Harbour. If you time your visit just right， you can watch the sunset with a coffee in hand.
JOMO Kitchen & Health Hub
As the bigger， more health-focused sister to JOMO Coffee & Cakes in Sai Ying Pun， this stylish cafe is built into a fitness centre on the Tseung Kwan O waterfront. The menu still has the diet cakes and bread with the addition of mostly vegetarian taste like the JOMO all-day breakfast.
Tree Cafe
Anyone looking for deals on furniture at Horizon Plaza will likely have encountered this top-floor cafe， operated by eco-wood furniture store Tree， which serves light， child-friendly food， including chicken sandwiches， fruit salad and various coffee or tea drinks. Refuel over sun-bathed views of the shining harbour before heading back town.
21． What does Hooman By The Sea offer？
A.Art shows.
B.Picnic equipment.
C.Japanese food.
D.Tasty hot dogs.
22． Which cafe might be favored by a gym enthusiast？
A.Tree Cafe.
B.JOMO Coffee & Cakes.
C.% Arabica.
D.JOMO Kitchen & Health Hub.
23． What is a shared feature of the recommended cafes？
A.Beautiful Sea views.
B.Impressive sunsets.
C.Special food menus.
D.Fantastic decoration styles.
Hat， gloves， coat， scarf pulled over my face— check. And out I adventured under a moonlit sky spotted with a million stars. I was part way through my dream holiday to Lapland. The day's agenda was a journey by bus and train from Tromsa， Norway， to Abisko， Sweden， through Narvik， and I had no idea what a magical experience it would turn out to be.
The silence of the sleeping city was broken only by the hurried， rhythmic advancing of my boots on the morning snow， trying to make it to the bus before tiny pieces of ice could form on my head. Despite the early hour， the bus was half full， with the smell of packed breakfasts hung in the air. Leaving behind the deserted city streets， it moved over the snow-packed roads. We passed lonely wooden houses built on hillsides， windows lit by candles burning bright， and stretching my neck to look upwards， I saw the outlines of rolling mountain peaks. I was attracted by the fairy tale scenery.
Nearing Narvik， the road hugged the sides of a deep， black valley， and once at the railway station， I wandered along a foot-printed pathway through the knee-high snow， gratefully diving into my train's warm carriage. As soon as we set off， the train climbed along the mountain sides， as I looked back at the now distant valley. The track-side snow deepened， often reaching the window frames of the colourful buildings in villages with not a soul in sight. I had never seen so much snow， and I couldn't tear myself away from the unfolding scenery as we dragged along towards Sweden.
All too soon， the train arrived at its destination and， hesitantly， I gathered my belongings， ready for the next part of my trip. While I wasn't lucky enough to witness the Northern Lights in Abisko， I did so later on in my trip. But I will never forget the magical journey I took that day across an Arctic fairy tale wonderland.
24． Where did the author change transport？
A.Abisko.
B.Narvik
C.Tromsa.
D.Lapland.
25． When did the author set out for the bus station？
A.At midnight.
B.Before noon.
C.At daybreak.
D.After lunch.
26． What does Paragraph 3 mainly talk about？
A.Train trip.
B.Bus trip.
C.Road danger.
D.Snowstorm.
27． What probably amazed the author the most during the day's trip？
A.The delicious cuisine.
B.The splendid civilization.
C.The breathtaking scenery.
D.The convenient transportation.
Sachin Oza always seemed to catch whatever cold and flu viruses were flying around. Despite being only in his mid-30s， he felt out of shape and out of sorts. He realised that if he didn't make some changes， his immune（免疫的） function would continue to worsen with age. "I have a family background of critical diseases，" says Oza， "I had to take action."
So he began a 15-year journey to fix his health. He made some changes to his diet. He introduced more raw fruit and vegetables and cut down on junk food. He started going for runs， and began resistance training and stretching. He also became interested in mindfulness， practising deep-breathing.
Now 49， Oza feels like a new man. "I catch colds far less frequently than before，" he says. His aches and pains have eased and his stress levels are lower. "I no longer wake up in the early hours， which has made a huge difference in how I feel."
Our immune function is extremely complex. "We’ re still struggling to understand it，" says Dr Donald.
"We've made progress in the last 50 years， but it's a young field." Aspects of our immune system are found throughout our bodies， from our skin to our brains. All of these moving parts assist each other. Some are tools we' re born with， already ready to recognise and fight against certain attackers— known as innate immunity（免疫力）. Others are instruments for figuring out how to defend against viruses we encounter for the first time， called adaptive immunity.
Because of this complexity， anyone seeking a quick fix or miracle pill is out of luck. People expect to boost the immune system as if it were a muscle， but it's far from that simple. Actually， immune system works best when we support our general health— and researchers are exposing more links between the choices we make and how well our immune systems work.
28．What forced Sachin to make a change to his life？
A.Start of his old age.
B.His critical disease.
C.His failing immune system.
D.His unhealthy lifestyle.
29．Which of the following can best describe Sachin？
A.Enthusiastic and resistant.
B.Resolved and active.
C.Stressed and pessimistic.
D.Cautious and conservative.
30．What can we know from paragraph 4？
A.Innate immunity defend us from all viruses.
B.Adaptive immunity is what we are born with.
C.Aspects of our immune system work separately.
D.Understanding of our immunity is far from enough.
31．What's the best title of the passage？
A.Oze: My Failing Immunity
B.Immunity: Rely on Life Choices
C.Oze: Work out for the Health
D.Immunity: Defender of the World
To understand the medieval（中世纪的） climate of Europe， climate scientists are now turning to a rich historical resource: wine. Records of grape harvests of Europe stretching back to the 1400s can provide a powerful resource to figure out past temperatures.
Br nnimann， a climate scientist at the university of Bern， has shown in Climate of the Past that the reported sweetness of grape juice before fermentation （发酵） can chart local temperatures. After grapes were harvested and pressed， the resulting juice， or "wine must，" would be sampled and rated by local experts. The more sugar， the more alcohol would end up in the wine. And it's long been known that high temperatures boost a grape's sugar content. Hot years led to popular wines on the market， such as 1811's Comet Wine.
The Bern group hunted through archives(档案) to dig up sugar rating records from 10 locations across France, Germany, Switzerland, and Luxembourg, screening them against records for historical events, such as war, or disease, that might have prevented a perfect harvest time. For the remaining records, the sugar ratings varied in step by location, showing its value as a local temperature proxy.
Some mysteries appeared in the data. The 1470s， for example， had the highest rated wine must， suggesting Europe went through a warm spell even as it entered a cool period known as the Little Ice Age. "But we don't really know what happened then，" Br nnimann says. To try to find out， the team has begun feeding wine records into a new climate model， released this year， which attempts to copy global conditions on a month-by-month basis from the 1400s onward.
The sugar ratings continue to this day， though now with modern tools， and Br nnimann's team found they similarly do a good job charting modern-day global warming. Starting around the late 1980s， ratings of sugar content began to rise sharply. It seems global warming has been good for European wine harvests.
32．Why did the climate scientists turn their focus to wine？
A.To get an insight in past climate.
B.To get the hang of grape harvests.
C.To get familiar with European history.
D.To acquire sufficient research resources.
33．What does the author mainly intend to do in Paragraph 2？
A.To provide different examples.
B.To expose the underlying logic.
C.To challenge experts’ opinions.
D.To summarize previous paragraph.
34．What does the underlined word "proxy" in paragraph 3 mean？
A.Warning.
B.Control.
C.Influencer.
D.Indicator.
35．What can we infer about the application of sugar ratings？
A.It contributes to global warming.
B.It replaces modern equipment.
C.It offers research inspiration.
D.It addresses a historical mystery.
三、七选五
36．
Every time I drive somewhere, I rely on the GPS (Global Positioning System) on my phone to guide me to my destination. ① . It makes me wonder: Is there anything I can do to improve my skills in finding the way The answer is yes. If you also want to gain confidence on the road or be less reliant on GPS to get around, here are some steps you can take to boost your sense of direction.
Use landmarks to orient （确定方位） yourself
If you are unsure of your direction relative to home, landmarks can help you orient yourself. According to Mary Hegarty, a cognitive(认知的) psychologist, ideal landmarks for orientation are large and far-away structures. ② . Mary Hegarty lives in Santa Barbara. She uses the mountains there as landmarks and knows they are north no matter where she is in the city.
③
Whether you' re going somewhere new or to a place you've been to loads of times, it is a good habit to turn around and observe the view behind you. According to Hegarty, it helps you memorize the details of your route. ④ .
Understand the layout of the city
If you' re trying to figure out where you are in a new place, it helps to understand the basic street layout — the arrangement of streets. The street layout often follows a certain pattern, with the grid(网格) pattern being quite common among cities. ⑤ . It is divided into four sections and has streets that run three ways: north-south, east-west and at an angle. To orient yourself, locate your position relative to the main directions.
A. Always follow the familiar paths
B. Be curious about your surroundings
C. Washington， D. C. is a typical example
D. Without it， not only would I be lost， I'd feel lost
E. GPS currently consists of 24 operational satellites
F. Examples include big signs， tall buildings， and bridges
G. Moreover， it offers you visual clues for finding your way back
四、完形填空（15空）
Mohamed, who had just arrived in America from Tunisia, went into a delicatessen(熟食店) on his first day. As he looked at the menu board, he felt a sense of 1 . The strange. sandwich names appeared to be 2 . He wondered how he was going to 3 what all these names meant. 4 , he decided to get dessert instead and asked the woman at the counter(柜台) for ice cream in a cup.
To his surprise, what he 5 was a soda pletely puzzled, he took the cup and sat down at a table, wondering whether he had used the 6 word. At that moment, he noticed a girl by the window who seemed to 7 at him. He smiled back, hoping to bridge the language gap with this simple but universal 8 .
The girl came over and offered words of 9 , “Hey, there's no need to feel 10 . You will undoubtedly get improved 11 you've lived here for a while. My first 12 to order a salad ended up with a plate of pig's feet. 13 you got a soda!” Mohamed felt a sense of relief, knowing that he wasn't the only one to have difficulty 14 . With this small 15 , he started to feel a little more welcomed in this new city.
37．
A.excitement
B.confusion
C.relief
D.curiosity
38．
A.poems
B.songs
C.jokes
D.riddles
39．
A.rely on
B.insist on
C.adjust to
D.figure out
40．
A.Immediately
B.Suddenly
C.Eventually
D.Frequently
41．
A.received
B.delivered
C.deserved
D.refused
42．
A.impolite
B.wrong
C.informal
D.private
43．
A.smile
B.gesture
C.point
D.shout
44．
A.praise
B.symbol
C.expression
D.signature
45．
A.apology
B.appreciation
C.sympathy
D.comfort
46．
A.upset
B.guilty
C.content
D.determined
47．
A.though
B.once
C.as if
D.in case
48．
A.desire
B.demand
C.promise
D.attempt
49．
A.As a result
B.In addition
C.At least
D.On the contrary
50．
A.connecting
B.complaining
C.communicating
D.comparing
51．
A.interaction
B.introduction
C.interruption
D.invitation
五、短文填空
52．
Beijing instant-boiled mutton(羊肉), called mutton hotpot, is regarded as one of the① (representative) of the northern China hotpots. The public believes mutton has ② (warm) effects on the body, making it an ideal food for the colder months. Moreover, sheep are generally fattened up after a summer of eating, which makes them ideal for seeing meat lovers through the winter.
Traditional Beijing instant-boiled mutton is known for its simplicity. It focuses on the③ (fresh) of the meat, and the soup base is usually clear and tasteless. It has no mouth-watering hotpot soup but plain water ④ (flavor) with some scallion(葱) and ginger(姜) slices. In some more luxurious cases, mushrooms and dried seafood⑤ (add).
A seasoned chef, Cai Shihong ⑥ (stick) to the old-fashioned way at his Uncle Yang's Mutton Hotpot (Yangdaye) restaurant in Beijing since 1996. The quality of the mutton plays ⑦ unique and significant role in the hotpot experience, and quality control should be ⑧ place from the very start. “Sheep growing up completely in the wilderness have too much muscle and too little fat, and are therefore unsuitable for instant cooking, while those staying in small spaces all the time will have a smell ⑨ needs to be covered with seasoning.” The best meat comes from sheep raised in a combination of the two environments, so the fat and muscle are at an ⑩⑩(incredible) good balance for taste, he says.
六、书面表达
53．
假定你是李华，校英语广播站新开了"My Ideal Major"的栏目，为听众提供相关建议。请给栏目组写一封邮件，内容包括:
1. 你选择专业的困惑;
2. 你期望得到的帮助。
注意: 1. 词数80左右;
2. 请按如下格式在答题卡的相应位置作答。
Dear Sir/ Madam，
________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________
Yours sincerely，
Li Hua
七、读后续写
54．
The most important life lesson I have ever learned was in my first year in middle school. I was 12 years old at the time and life was going great. I had tons of friends and I felt like nothing could bring me down. However， that all changed when I met Julian. I sat next to Julian in my English class. He wasn't quiet by any means， but for some reason， he went out of his way not to talk to me. I couldn't understand what his problem was， but I just ignored it and focused on school. I had plenty of friends， so why did I need to worry about the person who didn't seem to like me？
As the weeks went by， I began to notice something unsettling. Julian always seemed to be staring at my mouth. Even when I was talking to others， he was staring. After a few days， it really started to disturb me. So the next day ，I decided to talk to him about it.
As my mom was dropping me off the next morning， I noticed Julian getting out of his car behind us. He seemed normal except that he was making a hand gesture to his mom， who then did the same gesture back. I watched as he ran into school and I ran in after him， feeling more confused than ever. "Hey， Julian，" I called out to him but he didn't turn around， so I figured he was just ignoring me again. This time， however， I ran up to him and tapped him on the shoulder. He turned around and smiled at me. I was really confused. How could someone who so obviously ignored me a few moments ago but now act as if nothing was wrong？ "Why do you keep staring at my mouth all the time？" I asked him directly.
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。
To my great surprise， Julian explained that he was partially deaf.
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From that day on， our relationship began to change.
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参考答案
1．答案： C
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2．答案： B
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3．答案： A
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4．答案： A
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5．答案： B
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6．答案： C
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7．答案： A
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8．答案： B
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9．答案： C
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10．答案： A
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11．答案： A
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12．答案： C
解析：
13．答案： A
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14．答案： B
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15．答案： A
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16．答案： B
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17．答案： C
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18．答案： C
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19．答案： B
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20．答案： B
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21．答案： D
解析： 根据第二段The pet-friendly Hooman By TheSea has an impressive hot dog menu，whichis a favourite withpicnickers，while theJapanese Wabisabi Coffee Kissa features occasionalcultural exhibition.可知Hooman By The Sea提供热狗。故选D。
22．答案： D
解析： 根据第四段可知JOMO Kitchen&Health Hub是建在一个健身房里面，并且菜单以减脂餐为特色，如低卡蛋糕和面包等。故选D。
23．答案： A
解析： 根据第一段watch some waves和后文出现的很多线索，如harbour，sea views，waterfront等可以推测出这四家餐厅都以海景为特色。故选A。
24．答案： B
解析： 根据第一段第三句可知作者当天行程为坐公车和火车从Tromsa到Abisko，并在Narvik换乘。故选B。
25．答案： C
解析： 根据第二段的sleeping city， morning snow， early hour可以推测出作者在黎明出发。故选
C.
26．答案： A
解析： 本段第一句讲上火车，后几句讲在火车上看到的风景，可知本段讲火车行程部分。故
选A。
27．答案： C
解析： 根据第二段最后一句中的fairy tale scenery，第三段I couldn't tear myself away from the unfolding scenery和最后一段an Arctic fairy tale wonderland可知作者惊叹于此次旅途中的美丽风景。故选C。
28．答案： C
解析： 根据第一段"…if he didn't make some changes， his immune（有免疫力的）function would continue to worsen with age."可知他的免疫系统日益衰退是他想要做出改变的原因。故选C。
29．答案： B
解析： 根据第二段第一句他坚持健康生活持续了15年，可看出他是一个执着的人。故选B。
30．答案： D
解析： 根据第四段第三句中"We're still struggling to understand it， but it's a young field"可知人们对免疫系统的理解还不够多。故选D。
31．答案： B
解析： 全文前三段对于一个具体的事例引出后文作者想要表达的观点，"个人生活习惯与免疫系统的健康息息相关"。这个主旨从最后一段也可看出。故选B。
32．答案： A
解析： 根据第一段第一句话"To understand the medieval（中世纪的）climate ofEurope.."可知科学家想通过以红酒为研究对象而了解过去的气候变化。故选A。
33．答案： B
解析： 第一段讲研究红酒，第二段接着讲为什么要研究红酒。因为制作红酒的原料葡萄的甜度和气候有巨大关联。这其实就是再解释用红酒去推测过去气候这个研究手段背后的根本逻辑。故选B。
34．答案： D
解析： 第三段第一句表示了实验中科学家将极端情况排除后，筛选出可供研究的数据进行进一步研究。第二句表明就剩下的记录而言，葡萄酒的甜度因地点不同而同步变化，这表明它可作为当地温度的替代指标发挥作用。故选D。
35．答案： C
解析： 第四段讲的是科学家在糖分含量的测试数据中发现一些奇特的现象，进而激发了科学家将这些数据融入现代技术的做法。第五段讲的是对糖分的测试在现代的研究中仍有使用，并激发了科学家对于全球变暖的新看法。故选C。
36．答案： D; F; E; G; C
解析： ①前文提到每次开车都依靠手机上的GPS导航去目的地，D选项承接上文，说明了GPS对作者的重要性，且与后文思考是否能提高找路技能相呼应，故选D。
②该段主题是利用地标确定方位，空前说理想的用于确定方位的地标是large and far-awaystructures（大型且较远的建筑物），F选项是对前文所说的大型且远的地标具体举例，符合语境，故选F。
③.该空属于一个小标题，需要概括后文内容。后文提到不管去新地方还是熟悉的地方，养成转身观察身后景象的习惯，也就是要对周围环境保持好奇，故选B。
④前文提到转身观察身后的景色有助于记住路线细节，G选项进一步说明这么做的好处，故选G。
⑤前面提到街道布局常常遵循一定模式，网格模式在城市中很常见，后面说它被分成四个部分且街道有三种走向等，这里需要一个具体城市作为这种布局的例子来进行说明，故选C。
37．答案： B
解析： 根据后文可知，菜单上满是陌生的三明治名字，他不知道这些名字是什么意思，所以他应该是感到困惑（confusion），故选B。
38．答案： D
解析： 这里说那些奇怪的三明治名字看上去像是谜题，故选D。
39．答案： D
解析： figure out有弄明白，搞清楚"的意思，此处指他想弄明白这些名字是什么意思，
故选D。
40．答案： C
解析： 前面他在纠结三明治名字的事，后面"he decided to get dessert instead（他决定改要甜点）"，这里有一个最终做决定的意思，故选C。
41．答案： A
解析： 他向柜台的女士要一杯装的冰激凌，而收到（received）的却是一杯苏打饮料，故选A。
42．答案： B
解析： 他收到的饮料不是自己要的，所以他想知道是不是自己用错了词。故选B。
43．答案： A
解析： 根据后文"He smiled back"可知，那个女孩似乎是对他微笑（smile）了，他才回以微笑，故选A。
44．答案： C
解析： 他回以微笑，希望用一个简单但通用的表情来弥合语言上的差距，"expression"在这里表示"表情"，微笑属于一种表情，故选C。
45．答案： D
解析： 女孩走过来，从后文女孩说的话来看，是在安慰他，"words of comfort"表示"安慰的话语"，故选D。
46．答案： A
解析： 他因为点餐出问题有些困扰，"upset"表示"心烦的:沮丧的"，符合他当时不太愉快的心情状态，故选A。
47．答案： B
解析： 一旦在这里生活一段时间，你毫无疑问会有所进步的。故选B。
48．答案： D
解析： 女孩说自己第一次"尝试"点沙拉，结果却得到一盘猪蹄，"attempt"表示"尝试，企图"，故选D。
49．答案： C
解析： 女孩用自己的经历来安慰他，说"至少（At least）你得到的是一杯苏打饮料呀"，有一种对比自己情况，让他往好的方面看的意思，故选C。
50．答案： C
解析： Mohamed感到宽慰，知道自己不是唯一一个在交流方面有困难的人，故选C。
51．答案： A
解析： 通过这次小小的互动（interaction），他开始在这个新城市感觉自己是受欢迎的，故选A。
52．答案： representatives; warming; freshness; flavored/flavoured; are added; has stuck/has been sticking; a ; in; that/which⑩that/which
解析： ①考查名词复数。
②考查-ing作定语。
③考查词性转换。
④考查过去分词作后置定语。be flavored with意为"用……调味"。
⑤考查被动语态与主谓一致。
⑥考查时态。参考时间状语since 1996。
⑦考查冠词。
⑧考查介词。in place意为"准备好"。
⑨考查定语从句。
⑩考查词性转换。
53．答案： Dear Sir，
I’m writing to share my puzzles about my ideal major.
Like many of my peers， I’m unsure about which major really suits me and how to make a practical career plan. I would appreciate it if you can introduce major options， like new majors or the ones to disappear. Moreover， it would be great for us to have experts in various fields who are willing to give us specific lectures. Face-to-face talks with them would be better.
Looking forward to your response.
Yours sincerely，
Li Hua
解析：
54．答案：
To my great surprise, Julian explained to me that he was partially deaf. He couldn’t catch every word of what others were saying just by listening. That was why he had been constantly staring at my mouth. He further explained, “Unless I see your lips moving, it’s really hard for me to understand what you’re saying.” Feeling a deep sense of shame for misjudging him, I said in an apologetic tone, “I'm really sorry for not realizing the challenges you were facing.” I also promised him that if he ever needed help, I would be more than willing to assist.
From that day on, our relationship began to change. We started sitting together during lunch breaks and cooperating on group projects. I made a conscious effort to speak clearly and face him directly so that he could read my lips more easily. Years flying by, this special friendship became one ofthe most precious memories in my heart. I would always remember Julian as well as the big lesson that he taught me. He showed me even if we misjudged someone, it only took a simple question to clear up the misunderstanding and form an unexpected friendship
解析：
学校：___________姓名：___________班级：___________考号：___________
一、听力题
1．Where does this conversation probably take place？ A.At a hotel.
B.At a bookstore.
C.At a restaurant.
2．What is the man probably going to do？ A.Move to a big city.
B.Become a teacher.
C.Work in New York.
3．Why is David invited to the party？ A.Peter's mother insists.
B.He is Peter's friend.
C.He is a good listener.
4．When will the speakers go to the display？ A.On Monday.
B.On Saturday.
C.On Sunday.
5．What does the woman mean？ A.Technology changes fast.
B.The price might go down soon.
C.The smartwatches are outdated.
听下段材料，回答以下小题
6．What is puzzling the woman at the very beginning？
A.The style of the party.
B.The aim of the invitation.
C.The meaning of the letters.
7．How will the woman respond to the invitation？
A.By phone.
B.By email.
C.In person.
听下段材料，回答以下小题
8．What does the woman think of her volunteer work？
A.It's exhausting.
B.It's rewarding.
C.It's challenging.
9．What responsibility do Sally and the woman share？
A.Walking the dogs.
B.Feeding the animals.
C.Arranging adoption events.
10．How does the woman feel about adopting an animal？
A.Hesitant.
B.Prepared.
C.Regretful.
听下段材料，回答以下小题
11．What is Wendy unsure about when applying to Columbia University？
A.What to study.
B.When to attend.
C.How to apply.
12．What does the man want to study in college？
A.Medicine.
B.Business.
C.Journalism.
13．What will the man probably do next？
A.Talk to his parents.
B.Start a school paper.
C.Apply to Michigan.
听下段材料，回答以下小题
14．What does the man invite the woman to do？
A.Visit an old friend.
B.Join a travel.
C.Adopt another dog.
15．What worries the woman at first？
A.The ongoing project.
B.The old dog.
C.The weather conditions.
16．Who will take care of Joyce？
A.Mary
B.Dennis.
C.Catherine.
17．What is the probable relationship between the speakers？
A.Neighbors.
B.Mother and son.
C.Husband and wife.
听下段材料，回答以下小题
18．When did modern English start？
A.In the 18th century.
B.In the 17th century.
C.In the 16th century.
19．Whose works are famous for no rhyme at the end of each line？
A.John Donne's.
B.John Milton's.
C.John Keats’.
20．What is the speaker mainly talking about？
A.English novelists.
B.English poetry
C.Modern English.
二、阅读理解
From newly-rising cafe-bars to pet-friendly waterfront coffee shops， Hong Kong's cafe scene has gone from strength to strength. Here are some fantastic places to grab a coffee and watch some waves.
Cafes in West Kowloon Cultural District
With the West Kowloon Cultural District's extensive waterfront space， it's no wonder that there are plenty of cafes with enviable sea views to be found. The pet-friendly Hooman By The Sea has an impressive hot dog menu， which is a favourite with picnickers， while the Japanese Wabisabi Coffee Kissa features occasional cultural exhibition.
% Arabica
While Arabica certainly knows how to pick its spots— like Quarry Bay's famous Monster Mansion— the Kennedy Town location is up there as one of our favourites. The two-storey cafe is painted all-white and you can admire the blue waters of Victoria Harbour. If you time your visit just right， you can watch the sunset with a coffee in hand.
JOMO Kitchen & Health Hub
As the bigger， more health-focused sister to JOMO Coffee & Cakes in Sai Ying Pun， this stylish cafe is built into a fitness centre on the Tseung Kwan O waterfront. The menu still has the diet cakes and bread with the addition of mostly vegetarian taste like the JOMO all-day breakfast.
Tree Cafe
Anyone looking for deals on furniture at Horizon Plaza will likely have encountered this top-floor cafe， operated by eco-wood furniture store Tree， which serves light， child-friendly food， including chicken sandwiches， fruit salad and various coffee or tea drinks. Refuel over sun-bathed views of the shining harbour before heading back town.
21． What does Hooman By The Sea offer？
A.Art shows.
B.Picnic equipment.
C.Japanese food.
D.Tasty hot dogs.
22． Which cafe might be favored by a gym enthusiast？
A.Tree Cafe.
B.JOMO Coffee & Cakes.
C.% Arabica.
D.JOMO Kitchen & Health Hub.
23． What is a shared feature of the recommended cafes？
A.Beautiful Sea views.
B.Impressive sunsets.
C.Special food menus.
D.Fantastic decoration styles.
Hat， gloves， coat， scarf pulled over my face— check. And out I adventured under a moonlit sky spotted with a million stars. I was part way through my dream holiday to Lapland. The day's agenda was a journey by bus and train from Tromsa， Norway， to Abisko， Sweden， through Narvik， and I had no idea what a magical experience it would turn out to be.
The silence of the sleeping city was broken only by the hurried， rhythmic advancing of my boots on the morning snow， trying to make it to the bus before tiny pieces of ice could form on my head. Despite the early hour， the bus was half full， with the smell of packed breakfasts hung in the air. Leaving behind the deserted city streets， it moved over the snow-packed roads. We passed lonely wooden houses built on hillsides， windows lit by candles burning bright， and stretching my neck to look upwards， I saw the outlines of rolling mountain peaks. I was attracted by the fairy tale scenery.
Nearing Narvik， the road hugged the sides of a deep， black valley， and once at the railway station， I wandered along a foot-printed pathway through the knee-high snow， gratefully diving into my train's warm carriage. As soon as we set off， the train climbed along the mountain sides， as I looked back at the now distant valley. The track-side snow deepened， often reaching the window frames of the colourful buildings in villages with not a soul in sight. I had never seen so much snow， and I couldn't tear myself away from the unfolding scenery as we dragged along towards Sweden.
All too soon， the train arrived at its destination and， hesitantly， I gathered my belongings， ready for the next part of my trip. While I wasn't lucky enough to witness the Northern Lights in Abisko， I did so later on in my trip. But I will never forget the magical journey I took that day across an Arctic fairy tale wonderland.
24． Where did the author change transport？
A.Abisko.
B.Narvik
C.Tromsa.
D.Lapland.
25． When did the author set out for the bus station？
A.At midnight.
B.Before noon.
C.At daybreak.
D.After lunch.
26． What does Paragraph 3 mainly talk about？
A.Train trip.
B.Bus trip.
C.Road danger.
D.Snowstorm.
27． What probably amazed the author the most during the day's trip？
A.The delicious cuisine.
B.The splendid civilization.
C.The breathtaking scenery.
D.The convenient transportation.
Sachin Oza always seemed to catch whatever cold and flu viruses were flying around. Despite being only in his mid-30s， he felt out of shape and out of sorts. He realised that if he didn't make some changes， his immune（免疫的） function would continue to worsen with age. "I have a family background of critical diseases，" says Oza， "I had to take action."
So he began a 15-year journey to fix his health. He made some changes to his diet. He introduced more raw fruit and vegetables and cut down on junk food. He started going for runs， and began resistance training and stretching. He also became interested in mindfulness， practising deep-breathing.
Now 49， Oza feels like a new man. "I catch colds far less frequently than before，" he says. His aches and pains have eased and his stress levels are lower. "I no longer wake up in the early hours， which has made a huge difference in how I feel."
Our immune function is extremely complex. "We’ re still struggling to understand it，" says Dr Donald.
"We've made progress in the last 50 years， but it's a young field." Aspects of our immune system are found throughout our bodies， from our skin to our brains. All of these moving parts assist each other. Some are tools we' re born with， already ready to recognise and fight against certain attackers— known as innate immunity（免疫力）. Others are instruments for figuring out how to defend against viruses we encounter for the first time， called adaptive immunity.
Because of this complexity， anyone seeking a quick fix or miracle pill is out of luck. People expect to boost the immune system as if it were a muscle， but it's far from that simple. Actually， immune system works best when we support our general health— and researchers are exposing more links between the choices we make and how well our immune systems work.
28．What forced Sachin to make a change to his life？
A.Start of his old age.
B.His critical disease.
C.His failing immune system.
D.His unhealthy lifestyle.
29．Which of the following can best describe Sachin？
A.Enthusiastic and resistant.
B.Resolved and active.
C.Stressed and pessimistic.
D.Cautious and conservative.
30．What can we know from paragraph 4？
A.Innate immunity defend us from all viruses.
B.Adaptive immunity is what we are born with.
C.Aspects of our immune system work separately.
D.Understanding of our immunity is far from enough.
31．What's the best title of the passage？
A.Oze: My Failing Immunity
B.Immunity: Rely on Life Choices
C.Oze: Work out for the Health
D.Immunity: Defender of the World
To understand the medieval（中世纪的） climate of Europe， climate scientists are now turning to a rich historical resource: wine. Records of grape harvests of Europe stretching back to the 1400s can provide a powerful resource to figure out past temperatures.
Br nnimann， a climate scientist at the university of Bern， has shown in Climate of the Past that the reported sweetness of grape juice before fermentation （发酵） can chart local temperatures. After grapes were harvested and pressed， the resulting juice， or "wine must，" would be sampled and rated by local experts. The more sugar， the more alcohol would end up in the wine. And it's long been known that high temperatures boost a grape's sugar content. Hot years led to popular wines on the market， such as 1811's Comet Wine.
The Bern group hunted through archives(档案) to dig up sugar rating records from 10 locations across France, Germany, Switzerland, and Luxembourg, screening them against records for historical events, such as war, or disease, that might have prevented a perfect harvest time. For the remaining records, the sugar ratings varied in step by location, showing its value as a local temperature proxy.
Some mysteries appeared in the data. The 1470s， for example， had the highest rated wine must， suggesting Europe went through a warm spell even as it entered a cool period known as the Little Ice Age. "But we don't really know what happened then，" Br nnimann says. To try to find out， the team has begun feeding wine records into a new climate model， released this year， which attempts to copy global conditions on a month-by-month basis from the 1400s onward.
The sugar ratings continue to this day， though now with modern tools， and Br nnimann's team found they similarly do a good job charting modern-day global warming. Starting around the late 1980s， ratings of sugar content began to rise sharply. It seems global warming has been good for European wine harvests.
32．Why did the climate scientists turn their focus to wine？
A.To get an insight in past climate.
B.To get the hang of grape harvests.
C.To get familiar with European history.
D.To acquire sufficient research resources.
33．What does the author mainly intend to do in Paragraph 2？
A.To provide different examples.
B.To expose the underlying logic.
C.To challenge experts’ opinions.
D.To summarize previous paragraph.
34．What does the underlined word "proxy" in paragraph 3 mean？
A.Warning.
B.Control.
C.Influencer.
D.Indicator.
35．What can we infer about the application of sugar ratings？
A.It contributes to global warming.
B.It replaces modern equipment.
C.It offers research inspiration.
D.It addresses a historical mystery.
三、七选五
36．
Every time I drive somewhere, I rely on the GPS (Global Positioning System) on my phone to guide me to my destination. ① . It makes me wonder: Is there anything I can do to improve my skills in finding the way The answer is yes. If you also want to gain confidence on the road or be less reliant on GPS to get around, here are some steps you can take to boost your sense of direction.
Use landmarks to orient （确定方位） yourself
If you are unsure of your direction relative to home, landmarks can help you orient yourself. According to Mary Hegarty, a cognitive(认知的) psychologist, ideal landmarks for orientation are large and far-away structures. ② . Mary Hegarty lives in Santa Barbara. She uses the mountains there as landmarks and knows they are north no matter where she is in the city.
③
Whether you' re going somewhere new or to a place you've been to loads of times, it is a good habit to turn around and observe the view behind you. According to Hegarty, it helps you memorize the details of your route. ④ .
Understand the layout of the city
If you' re trying to figure out where you are in a new place, it helps to understand the basic street layout — the arrangement of streets. The street layout often follows a certain pattern, with the grid(网格) pattern being quite common among cities. ⑤ . It is divided into four sections and has streets that run three ways: north-south, east-west and at an angle. To orient yourself, locate your position relative to the main directions.
A. Always follow the familiar paths
B. Be curious about your surroundings
C. Washington， D. C. is a typical example
D. Without it， not only would I be lost， I'd feel lost
E. GPS currently consists of 24 operational satellites
F. Examples include big signs， tall buildings， and bridges
G. Moreover， it offers you visual clues for finding your way back
四、完形填空（15空）
Mohamed, who had just arrived in America from Tunisia, went into a delicatessen(熟食店) on his first day. As he looked at the menu board, he felt a sense of 1 . The strange. sandwich names appeared to be 2 . He wondered how he was going to 3 what all these names meant. 4 , he decided to get dessert instead and asked the woman at the counter(柜台) for ice cream in a cup.
To his surprise, what he 5 was a soda pletely puzzled, he took the cup and sat down at a table, wondering whether he had used the 6 word. At that moment, he noticed a girl by the window who seemed to 7 at him. He smiled back, hoping to bridge the language gap with this simple but universal 8 .
The girl came over and offered words of 9 , “Hey, there's no need to feel 10 . You will undoubtedly get improved 11 you've lived here for a while. My first 12 to order a salad ended up with a plate of pig's feet. 13 you got a soda!” Mohamed felt a sense of relief, knowing that he wasn't the only one to have difficulty 14 . With this small 15 , he started to feel a little more welcomed in this new city.
37．
A.excitement
B.confusion
C.relief
D.curiosity
38．
A.poems
B.songs
C.jokes
D.riddles
39．
A.rely on
B.insist on
C.adjust to
D.figure out
40．
A.Immediately
B.Suddenly
C.Eventually
D.Frequently
41．
A.received
B.delivered
C.deserved
D.refused
42．
A.impolite
B.wrong
C.informal
D.private
43．
A.smile
B.gesture
C.point
D.shout
44．
A.praise
B.symbol
C.expression
D.signature
45．
A.apology
B.appreciation
C.sympathy
D.comfort
46．
A.upset
B.guilty
C.content
D.determined
47．
A.though
B.once
C.as if
D.in case
48．
A.desire
B.demand
C.promise
D.attempt
49．
A.As a result
B.In addition
C.At least
D.On the contrary
50．
A.connecting
B.complaining
C.communicating
D.comparing
51．
A.interaction
B.introduction
C.interruption
D.invitation
五、短文填空
52．
Beijing instant-boiled mutton(羊肉), called mutton hotpot, is regarded as one of the① (representative) of the northern China hotpots. The public believes mutton has ② (warm) effects on the body, making it an ideal food for the colder months. Moreover, sheep are generally fattened up after a summer of eating, which makes them ideal for seeing meat lovers through the winter.
Traditional Beijing instant-boiled mutton is known for its simplicity. It focuses on the③ (fresh) of the meat, and the soup base is usually clear and tasteless. It has no mouth-watering hotpot soup but plain water ④ (flavor) with some scallion(葱) and ginger(姜) slices. In some more luxurious cases, mushrooms and dried seafood⑤ (add).
A seasoned chef, Cai Shihong ⑥ (stick) to the old-fashioned way at his Uncle Yang's Mutton Hotpot (Yangdaye) restaurant in Beijing since 1996. The quality of the mutton plays ⑦ unique and significant role in the hotpot experience, and quality control should be ⑧ place from the very start. “Sheep growing up completely in the wilderness have too much muscle and too little fat, and are therefore unsuitable for instant cooking, while those staying in small spaces all the time will have a smell ⑨ needs to be covered with seasoning.” The best meat comes from sheep raised in a combination of the two environments, so the fat and muscle are at an ⑩⑩(incredible) good balance for taste, he says.
六、书面表达
53．
假定你是李华，校英语广播站新开了"My Ideal Major"的栏目，为听众提供相关建议。请给栏目组写一封邮件，内容包括:
1. 你选择专业的困惑;
2. 你期望得到的帮助。
注意: 1. 词数80左右;
2. 请按如下格式在答题卡的相应位置作答。
Dear Sir/ Madam，
________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________
Yours sincerely，
Li Hua
七、读后续写
54．
The most important life lesson I have ever learned was in my first year in middle school. I was 12 years old at the time and life was going great. I had tons of friends and I felt like nothing could bring me down. However， that all changed when I met Julian. I sat next to Julian in my English class. He wasn't quiet by any means， but for some reason， he went out of his way not to talk to me. I couldn't understand what his problem was， but I just ignored it and focused on school. I had plenty of friends， so why did I need to worry about the person who didn't seem to like me？
As the weeks went by， I began to notice something unsettling. Julian always seemed to be staring at my mouth. Even when I was talking to others， he was staring. After a few days， it really started to disturb me. So the next day ，I decided to talk to him about it.
As my mom was dropping me off the next morning， I noticed Julian getting out of his car behind us. He seemed normal except that he was making a hand gesture to his mom， who then did the same gesture back. I watched as he ran into school and I ran in after him， feeling more confused than ever. "Hey， Julian，" I called out to him but he didn't turn around， so I figured he was just ignoring me again. This time， however， I ran up to him and tapped him on the shoulder. He turned around and smiled at me. I was really confused. How could someone who so obviously ignored me a few moments ago but now act as if nothing was wrong？ "Why do you keep staring at my mouth all the time？" I asked him directly.
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。
To my great surprise， Julian explained that he was partially deaf.
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From that day on， our relationship began to change.
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参考答案
1．答案： C
解析：
2．答案： B
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3．答案： A
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4．答案： A
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5．答案： B
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6．答案： C
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7．答案： A
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8．答案： B
解析：
9．答案： C
解析：
10．答案： A
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11．答案： A
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12．答案： C
解析：
13．答案： A
解析：
14．答案： B
解析：
15．答案： A
解析：
16．答案： B
解析：
17．答案： C
解析：
18．答案： C
解析：
19．答案： B
解析：
20．答案： B
解析：
21．答案： D
解析： 根据第二段The pet-friendly Hooman By TheSea has an impressive hot dog menu，whichis a favourite withpicnickers，while theJapanese Wabisabi Coffee Kissa features occasionalcultural exhibition.可知Hooman By The Sea提供热狗。故选D。
22．答案： D
解析： 根据第四段可知JOMO Kitchen&Health Hub是建在一个健身房里面，并且菜单以减脂餐为特色，如低卡蛋糕和面包等。故选D。
23．答案： A
解析： 根据第一段watch some waves和后文出现的很多线索，如harbour，sea views，waterfront等可以推测出这四家餐厅都以海景为特色。故选A。
24．答案： B
解析： 根据第一段第三句可知作者当天行程为坐公车和火车从Tromsa到Abisko，并在Narvik换乘。故选B。
25．答案： C
解析： 根据第二段的sleeping city， morning snow， early hour可以推测出作者在黎明出发。故选
C.
26．答案： A
解析： 本段第一句讲上火车，后几句讲在火车上看到的风景，可知本段讲火车行程部分。故
选A。
27．答案： C
解析： 根据第二段最后一句中的fairy tale scenery，第三段I couldn't tear myself away from the unfolding scenery和最后一段an Arctic fairy tale wonderland可知作者惊叹于此次旅途中的美丽风景。故选C。
28．答案： C
解析： 根据第一段"…if he didn't make some changes， his immune（有免疫力的）function would continue to worsen with age."可知他的免疫系统日益衰退是他想要做出改变的原因。故选C。
29．答案： B
解析： 根据第二段第一句他坚持健康生活持续了15年，可看出他是一个执着的人。故选B。
30．答案： D
解析： 根据第四段第三句中"We're still struggling to understand it， but it's a young field"可知人们对免疫系统的理解还不够多。故选D。
31．答案： B
解析： 全文前三段对于一个具体的事例引出后文作者想要表达的观点，"个人生活习惯与免疫系统的健康息息相关"。这个主旨从最后一段也可看出。故选B。
32．答案： A
解析： 根据第一段第一句话"To understand the medieval（中世纪的）climate ofEurope.."可知科学家想通过以红酒为研究对象而了解过去的气候变化。故选A。
33．答案： B
解析： 第一段讲研究红酒，第二段接着讲为什么要研究红酒。因为制作红酒的原料葡萄的甜度和气候有巨大关联。这其实就是再解释用红酒去推测过去气候这个研究手段背后的根本逻辑。故选B。
34．答案： D
解析： 第三段第一句表示了实验中科学家将极端情况排除后，筛选出可供研究的数据进行进一步研究。第二句表明就剩下的记录而言，葡萄酒的甜度因地点不同而同步变化，这表明它可作为当地温度的替代指标发挥作用。故选D。
35．答案： C
解析： 第四段讲的是科学家在糖分含量的测试数据中发现一些奇特的现象，进而激发了科学家将这些数据融入现代技术的做法。第五段讲的是对糖分的测试在现代的研究中仍有使用，并激发了科学家对于全球变暖的新看法。故选C。
36．答案： D; F; E; G; C
解析： ①前文提到每次开车都依靠手机上的GPS导航去目的地，D选项承接上文，说明了GPS对作者的重要性，且与后文思考是否能提高找路技能相呼应，故选D。
②该段主题是利用地标确定方位，空前说理想的用于确定方位的地标是large and far-awaystructures（大型且较远的建筑物），F选项是对前文所说的大型且远的地标具体举例，符合语境，故选F。
③.该空属于一个小标题，需要概括后文内容。后文提到不管去新地方还是熟悉的地方，养成转身观察身后景象的习惯，也就是要对周围环境保持好奇，故选B。
④前文提到转身观察身后的景色有助于记住路线细节，G选项进一步说明这么做的好处，故选G。
⑤前面提到街道布局常常遵循一定模式，网格模式在城市中很常见，后面说它被分成四个部分且街道有三种走向等，这里需要一个具体城市作为这种布局的例子来进行说明，故选C。
37．答案： B
解析： 根据后文可知，菜单上满是陌生的三明治名字，他不知道这些名字是什么意思，所以他应该是感到困惑（confusion），故选B。
38．答案： D
解析： 这里说那些奇怪的三明治名字看上去像是谜题，故选D。
39．答案： D
解析： figure out有弄明白，搞清楚"的意思，此处指他想弄明白这些名字是什么意思，
故选D。
40．答案： C
解析： 前面他在纠结三明治名字的事，后面"he decided to get dessert instead（他决定改要甜点）"，这里有一个最终做决定的意思，故选C。
41．答案： A
解析： 他向柜台的女士要一杯装的冰激凌，而收到（received）的却是一杯苏打饮料，故选A。
42．答案： B
解析： 他收到的饮料不是自己要的，所以他想知道是不是自己用错了词。故选B。
43．答案： A
解析： 根据后文"He smiled back"可知，那个女孩似乎是对他微笑（smile）了，他才回以微笑，故选A。
44．答案： C
解析： 他回以微笑，希望用一个简单但通用的表情来弥合语言上的差距，"expression"在这里表示"表情"，微笑属于一种表情，故选C。
45．答案： D
解析： 女孩走过来，从后文女孩说的话来看，是在安慰他，"words of comfort"表示"安慰的话语"，故选D。
46．答案： A
解析： 他因为点餐出问题有些困扰，"upset"表示"心烦的:沮丧的"，符合他当时不太愉快的心情状态，故选A。
47．答案： B
解析： 一旦在这里生活一段时间，你毫无疑问会有所进步的。故选B。
48．答案： D
解析： 女孩说自己第一次"尝试"点沙拉，结果却得到一盘猪蹄，"attempt"表示"尝试，企图"，故选D。
49．答案： C
解析： 女孩用自己的经历来安慰他，说"至少（At least）你得到的是一杯苏打饮料呀"，有一种对比自己情况，让他往好的方面看的意思，故选C。
50．答案： C
解析： Mohamed感到宽慰，知道自己不是唯一一个在交流方面有困难的人，故选C。
51．答案： A
解析： 通过这次小小的互动（interaction），他开始在这个新城市感觉自己是受欢迎的，故选A。
52．答案： representatives; warming; freshness; flavored/flavoured; are added; has stuck/has been sticking; a ; in; that/which⑩that/which
解析： ①考查名词复数。
②考查-ing作定语。
③考查词性转换。
④考查过去分词作后置定语。be flavored with意为"用……调味"。
⑤考查被动语态与主谓一致。
⑥考查时态。参考时间状语since 1996。
⑦考查冠词。
⑧考查介词。in place意为"准备好"。
⑨考查定语从句。
⑩考查词性转换。
53．答案： Dear Sir，
I’m writing to share my puzzles about my ideal major.
Like many of my peers， I’m unsure about which major really suits me and how to make a practical career plan. I would appreciate it if you can introduce major options， like new majors or the ones to disappear. Moreover， it would be great for us to have experts in various fields who are willing to give us specific lectures. Face-to-face talks with them would be better.
Looking forward to your response.
Yours sincerely，
Li Hua
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54．答案：
To my great surprise, Julian explained to me that he was partially deaf. He couldn’t catch every word of what others were saying just by listening. That was why he had been constantly staring at my mouth. He further explained, “Unless I see your lips moving, it’s really hard for me to understand what you’re saying.” Feeling a deep sense of shame for misjudging him, I said in an apologetic tone, “I'm really sorry for not realizing the challenges you were facing.” I also promised him that if he ever needed help, I would be more than willing to assist.
From that day on, our relationship began to change. We started sitting together during lunch breaks and cooperating on group projects. I made a conscious effort to speak clearly and face him directly so that he could read my lips more easily. Years flying by, this special friendship became one ofthe most precious memories in my heart. I would always remember Julian as well as the big lesson that he taught me. He showed me even if we misjudged someone, it only took a simple question to clear up the misunderstanding and form an unexpected friendship
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