银川一中2025届高三年级第五次月考
英 语 试 卷
命题教师：
注意事项：
1．答卷前，考生务必将自己的姓名、准考证号填写在答题卡上。
2．回答选择题时，选出每小题的答案后，用铅笔把答题卡上对应题目的答案标号涂黑。如需改动，用橡皮擦干净后，再选涂其他答案标号。回答非选择题时，将答案写在答题卡上。写在本试卷及草稿纸上无效。
3．考试结束后，将本试卷和答题卡一并交回。
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。并标在试卷相应的位置。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。每段对话仅读一遍。
1. What does the man offer to do for Julie
A. Buy her a gift. B. Drive her downtown. C. Give her a lift home.
2. Why did the man miss the second part of the game
A. He was very busy.
B. The power was cut off.
C. His favorite team wasn’t in it.
3. When does the girl promise to finish her cleaning
A. At 5:45. B. At 6:00. C. At 6:15.
4. What happened to the man
A. He made the carpet dirty.
B. He got the paper towel wet.
C. He poured water into red wine.
5. What will Anna do next
A. Go shopping. B. Drink some coffee. C. Wait for her order.
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段材料，回答第6、7题。
6. How did the man find his trip
A. It was OK. B. It was boring. C. It was unbearable.
7. How did the man spend the time on the train
A. Watching movies on his phone.
B. Talking with other passengers.
C. Doing some reading.
听第7段材料，回答第8、9题。
8. Why does the woman talk to the man
A. To do a survey.
B. To persuade him to exercise.
C. To inform him of his health problems.
9. Why doesn’t the man sleep well in his opinion
A. He eats too many pizzas.
B. He goes running too much in the day.
C. He doesn’t eat ice cream before going to bed.
听第8段材料，回答第10至12题。
10. When does the conversation take place
A. At the beginning of a term.
B. In the middle of a term.
C. At the end of a term.
11. What relation is the woman to Kevin
A. His teacher. B. His mother. C. His classmate.
12. Where is Kevin from
A. Spain. B. Germany. C. England.
听第9段材料，回答第13至16题。
13. What is the man doing
A. Chairing a meeting. B. Conducting an interview. C. Introducing new products.
14. What is the major aim of this new home system
A. To save space for people.
B. To protect the environment.
C. To make life more convenient.
15. What is the robot designed to do
A. Serve in the supermarket. B. Do some cleaning. C. Make meals.
16. What does the man say about this new home
A. It’s unrealistic to live in. B. It’s hard to build. C. It’s expensive to buy.
听第10段材料，回答第17至20题。
17. At what age did Alma compose a sonata
A. 6. B. 7. C. 8.
18. What plays an important part in creating composition
A. Dreams. B. Inspirations. C. Fairies.
19. What is Alma’s attitude toward her success
A. She can’t adapt to a stressful life.
B. She is modest about her achievement.
C. She is proud to have become a musician.
20. What is the talk mainly about
A. The power of the dream.
B. A talented young musician.
C. The importance of persistence.
第二部分 阅读理解(共两节, 满分50分)
第一节(共15小题; 每小题2.5分, 满分37.5分)
阅读下列短文，从每题所给的A、B、C和D四个选项中，选出最佳选项。
A
Your gear doesn’t need to weigh you down — from folding poles to a featherweight tent, these items pack small or light for on-the-go adventures.
THREE PEAKS NOMAD 42L BACKPACKBritish specialist Three Peaks creates backpacks by using wasted plastic bottles. Opt for the Nomad, which is as spacious and structured as a carry-on suitcase but weighs under 2kg. The material is waterproof and easy to wipe clean, while features include a collapsible internal divider and compression straps. 135.
BIG AGNES TIGER WALL UL2 SOLUTION TENTAt 1.13kg, this is one of the lightest two-man tents around. It fits two adults sleeping shoulder to shoulder, but the spacious headroom, double side doors and clever storage (a built-in pocket) make it feel roomier. Set up in a few minutes, then wrap it up in the morning — it’s small enough to fit in a backpack. 480. trekitt.co.uk
GP DISCOVERY MULTIPURPOSE HEAD TORCH CH43For camping and other non-technical outdoor activities, this lightweight head torch offers good value for money. More importantly, it has a decent beam distance, flash strength and battery life, and five modes including night vision. Plus, it is readily available at outdoor gear stores. 12.99. orclickuk.
BLACK DIAMOND DISTANCE CARBON FZLTREKKING/ RUNNING POLESBlack Diamond’s Distance Carbon series are some of the most lightweight and compact poles on the market — a good investment for international travel. The FZL poles allow for some length adjustment. 180.
21. Which of the equipment above adopts recycled materials
A. The backpack. B. The tent. C. The head torch. D. The poles.
22. What do the equipment have in common
A. They are targeted at climbers.
B. They can only be booked online.
C. They are regarded as multifunctional devices.
D. They are expected to be portable.
23. Where is the text most probably taken from
A. A sports report. B. A travel magazine.
C. An academic paper. D. A commercial survey.
B
As I’ve grown older, my connection to nature has become stronger. Recently, I was fortunate to spend a good part of a week immersed in the wilderness, following the teachings of my father from my childhood. Ever since I was 10, my sister, father, and I would load up his canoe (独木舟) with supplies and venture into the heart of Algonquin Park.
There were years when I ignored the call of Algonquin, caught up in the busyness of life — graduate school, and raising young children. It all felt overwhelming. But as time passed, my children grew older, and the call of Algonquin grew louder. With the support of my family, I finally heeded that call again, and started planning to take part in one of our family trips there.
My family’s expertise in the outdoors has been invaluable for such trips. My sister, a teacher, carefully plans our trips while my dad, a skilled outdoors man, effortlessly handles tasks like setting up camp and preparing meals. And my husband is really strong and good at moving things around.
But, as the trip got closer, my husband suddenly hurt his leg. And suddenly, I was faced with managing the first part of the trip as the only adult. Could I drive my daughters, alone, to Algonquin’s remote north boundary to meet my dad and stepmom Could I steer the canoe Could I carry the canoe
I had driven across Canada, alone, in my twenties, well before Google Maps. I was pretty sure I could steer if we kept to smaller lakes that were less likely to become windswept. But I feared carrying a canoe. Plus, lifting it onto my shoulders seemed impossible for someone of my strength.
But Algonquin was calling me. I channeled the fearless independence of my younger self and called Dad. “If we shorten the route and I find a lightweight canoe, the girls and I are coming,” I told him.
With guidance from YouTube and my sister, I mastered the technique of lifting the canoe onto my shoulders and on the day, I unloaded it without a hitch.
The trip was serene. I was reunited with the beauty of Algonquin — the majestic red pines, serene lakes, and the sense of peace that comes with being in the wilderness. This journey felt like a pilgrimage (朝圣), reconnecting me with my adventurous younger self who isn’t extinct, just out of practice.
24. What contributed to my taking part in a family trip again
A. Ignorance of the call of Algonquin.
B. Confidence in family and support from them.
C. My children getting older and louder.
D. Being caught up in the busyness of life.
25. Which of the following was the author confident of
A. Managing the first part of the trip. B. Carrying the canoe by herself.
C. Steering canoe in small and calm lakes. D. Lifting the canoe onto her shoulders.
26. What kind of person can we learn about the author
A. Independent and humorous. B. Pessimistic and unmotivated.
C. Ambitious and self-confident. D. Nature-loving and adventurous.
27. What message is mainly conveyed in the text
A. It’s never too late for a woman to take a risk.
B. Your family is there for you whatever happens.
C. You should find and stick to what you are good at.
D. Reunion with nature brings back one’s real self.
C
When people take with them their own expectations about tipping as they travel around the world, it generates no small amount of confusion. Norwegians, who come from a culture where wages are high and tips are low, could burn through Las Vegas leaving a trail of outrage with their tiny offerings. Meanwhile, high-tipping Americans might offend everyone in Tokyo because good service in Japan is a matter of honour, as in: “How dare you suggest I be rewarded for handing you a plate of sashimi without dropping it in your lap ”
We’re all in an embarrassed mess because there’s no consistent logic to any of this. None!
Tipping, as we know it, started in Tudor England when noblemen visited each other’s country homes and gave extra money to the servants as a thank-you for helping them with their clothing. Hundreds of years later, the tradition has become totally random. A recent study found that people are twice as likely to tip a grocery delivery person than a grocery store clerk, and roughly twice as likely to tip a waiter than a fast-food restaurant worker. Why is that A paid job is a paid job, right The grocery deliverer is paid to deliver and the grocery clerk is paid to clerk. So tipping one and not the other only makes sense in terms of what has become customary.
No one expects a tip in much of Southeast Asia or Australia, beyond saying “keep the change.” Compare that to the United States, where restaurant tips of up to 25 percent are now expected for very good service; in Canada, it’s 15 to 20 percent. Sometimes, that too can feel tense. “Even when the server tells you about it up front, it’s awkward,” one friend who encountered this custom said. “Do you tip more if they were really good What if they weren’t good ”
It’s enough to make your head hurt — but will we soon have to worry about tipping with bitcoin I don’t even understand the notion of cryptocurrency (数字加密货币), much less how to use the new tipping apps that are popping up around it. Maybe that’s how people used to feel about money itself, back when they traded goods and services with shells and weapons and rice. Back when there was no tipping.
28. The first paragraph is intended to ______ .
A. emphasize the universal importance of tipping
B. argue that tipping customs are confusing in certain cultures
C. illustrate the global variations in tipping practices
D. describe the economic impact of tipping on different countries
29. By origin, a tip was ______ .
A. a customary part of grocery delivery
B. an expected payment for essential services
C. a gesture of gratitude from the upper class
D. a modern concept in cryptocurrency transactions
30. What can be learned about Americans’ tipping practices from the passage
A. Americans give fatter tips in restaurants than elsewhere.
B. Americans are used to give tips wherever they go.
C. Americans are generally unwilling but forced to give a tip.
D. Americans mainly tip those who provide very good service.
31. The author mention bitcoin when talking about tipping in order to ______ .
A. argue that traditional tipping methods are outdated
B. emphasize that digital payments have simplified the tipping process
C. criticize the idea of using virtual currency for everyday purchase
D. suggest that cryptocurrency may complicate tipping customs
D
Artificial intelligence-powered medical treatment options are on the rise and have the potential to improve diagnostic (诊断的) accuracy, but a new study led by University of Arizona Health Sciences researchers found that about 52% of participants would choose a human doctor rather than AI for diagnosis and treatment.
“While many patients appear resistant to the use of AI, accuracy of information, encouragement and a listening patient experience may help increase acceptance,” Marvin Slepian, who led the research, said. “To ensure that the benefits of AI are secured in clinical practice, future research on best methods of physician incorporation and patient decision making is required.”
In this study, participants were placed into settings as mock (模拟的) patients and asked whether and under what circumstances they would prefer to have an AI system or a physical doctor for diagnosis and treatment.
In the first phase, researchers conducted structured interviews with actual patients, testing their reactions to current and future AI technologies. In the second phase, researchers surveyed 2,472 participants across diverse ethnic, racial and socioeconomic groups using a blinded, randomized survey.
Overall, participants were almost evenly split, with more than 52% choosing human doctors as a preference and about 47% choosing an AI diagnostic method. If study participants were informed that their primary care physician felt AI was superior, the acceptance of AI by study participants on re-questioning increased. This signaled the significance of the human physician in guiding a patient’s decision.
Disease severity did not affect participants’ trust in pared to white participants, black participants selected AI less often and Native Americans selected it more often. Older participants were less likely to choose AI, as were those who self-identified as politically conservative. These findings suggest that differing groups will need specific sensitivity and attention as to informing them about the value and usefulness of AI to enhance diagnoses.
“I really feel this study has the importance for national reach. It will guide many future studies and clinical transitional decisions even now,” Slepian said. “The onus will be on physicians and others in health care to ensure that information in AI systems is accurate, and to continue to maintain and enhance the accuracy of AI systems as they play an increasing role in the future of health care.”
32. What can we infer about AI treatment from Paragraph 2
A. Further clinical research is required.
B. Its benefits remain to be confirmed.
C. It can ensure a good listening patient experience.
D. Physician involvement will increase patients’ acceptance.
33. What may affect participants’ preference for AI treatment according to the research
A. Their personal backgrounds. B. The questions they were asked.
C. The access to the physicians. D. Their sensitivity to AI’s value.
34. What does the underlined word “onus” in the last paragraph probably mean
A. Attempt. B. Opportunity. C. Impression. D. Responsibility.
35. Which would be the best title for this passage
A. Bridging the Gap: Human Doctors and AI
B. The Trust in AI: A Split Among Patients
C. An Important Study: The Future of AI Systems
D. Improving Diagnostic Accuracy: The Role of AI
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填入空白处的最佳选项，并在答题卡上将该项涂黑。选项中有两项为多余选项。
Behind every great product is a great team. Teamwork in the workplace offers the staff the opportunity to become more familiar with each other and learn how to work together. 36 . There are several ways in which teamwork is important to the success of the company and to the development of each employee.
Efficiency (效率)
Work teams develop systems that allow them to complete tasks efficiently. 37 , the team’s work pace makes sure that the task is completed quickly and accurately. This allows the company to take on more work and also lets the company increase more income without having to add more staff. This becomes helpful when efficient teams from different departments work together.
Support
38 And a strong team environment can act as a support system for staff member. Work group members can help each other improve performance and work together toward improving professional development. Team members come to rely on each other and trust each other. 39 , these bonds can be important.
Ideas
Teams in the workplace often met to discuss how to deal with company problems. When a team works well together, it allows staff members to feel more comfortable in offering suggestions. Team members become accustomed to processing brainstorming information. 40 .
A. We all know teamwork helps companies earn more money
B. When a task is handed to a well-trained and efficient team
C. There are challenges each day in any workplace
D. When the team faces a particularly hard challenge
E. The company surely benefits from various suggestions given by efficient teams
F. It is also the fuel that allows employees and companies to have success
G. One of the main benefits of a strong team environment is to share ideas with each other
第三部分：英语知识运用（共两节，满分30分）
第一节：完形填空（共15小题；每小题1分，满分15分）
Gwen walked into the gym for her next class. Coach Peeves said, “Today, we’re playing basketball. The 41 is to let you choose your teams. However, we are going to do things 42 .”
The coach 43 each girl into a team. Gwen 44 at her classmates. She didn’t know any of them. All of her friends were on the other teams. She couldn’t believe her 45 .
“I feel sick. May I go to the nurse ” asked Gwen.
The coach could see through Gwen’s 46 . It wasn’t the first time she tried to leave the class. With a stern voice, the coach said, “No.” Gwen was vexed. “I don’t know any of these girls! Let me play on another team. Please!” She 47 .
“Gwen, don’t be 48 . I don’t want to hear any more negative comments from you.” Gwen had no choice. Then a girl smiled at her. “Hi, I’m Kate, for the 49 of the team, please try your best. I know you are a good player” said Kate.
When the game started, Gwen played as best as she could. She took a long 50 . The ball 51
the air and went right through the hoop. Later Gwen fell with a loud thump.
“Are you OK ” asked her teammates. They were worried. She had 52 her pants. She had scraped her knee and had a 53 . Gwen told her classmates that she was fine and she could stitch her pants later and then they kept playing.
By the end of the game, Gwen forgot altogether that she hadn’t wanted to play and her team won. She had made a lot of new friends and she could 54 that they would be a 55 of happiness for her for many years.
41. A. order B. discipline C. concept D. custom
42. A. loosely B. precisely C. differently D. subjectively
43. A. divided B. crammed C. categorized D. assigned
44. A. stared B. glimpsed C. glared D. gazed
45. A. misfortune B. despair C. frustration D. sorrow
46. A. anticipation B. jokes C. tricks D. weaknesses
47. A. pleaded B. commanded C. shrank D. subdued
48. A. straightforward B. pessimistic C. absurd D. disobedient
49. A. convenience B. sake C. distribution D. potential
50. A. shot B. dribble C. toss D. bounce
51. A. passed up B. sailed through C. threw into D. drifted off
52. A. ruined B. stained C. ripped D. wetted
53. A. spot B. scar C. sprain D. bruise
54. A. conceive B. boast C. assure D. foresee
55. A. source B. possession C. testimony D. priority
第二节(共10小题；每小题1.5分，满分15分)
阅读下面短文，在空白处填入1个适当的单词或括号内单词的正确形式。
It has only taken Macao 25 years to place its name alongside the world's most successful cities.
The Macao Special Administrative Region, 56 (span) a land area of 33.3 square kilometers, slightly smaller than Beijing Capital International Airport, proudly sits near the top global rankings for per capita gross domestic product, life expectancy of its residents, and the extent of its social welfare system.
These are 57 many of the city's achievements after its return to the motherland on Dec 20, 1999. Since then, Macao has developed into 58 world-class tourism destination with boutique hotels, attractive monuments, and a wide variety of cuisine 59 (appeal)to almost every taste.
Through its history and heritage, the city is 60 East meets West, which 61 (lay)the foundation for Macao's role as a platform for exchanges between Chinese and Western culture.
In a quarter of a century, Macao has transformed from a humble port into a cultural and leisure hub. This evolution stands 62 a testimony to the industrious spirit of Macao's residents, and is a compelling endorsement of "one country, two systems" — which incorporates Macao into the nation's development blueprint and guarantees a high degree of autonomy inside 63 (it)territory.
Decoding the key to Macao's success starts with its close ties with the Chinese mainland. In the early days of Macao's return, the checkpoint was far 64 (busy). In 2003, the central government introduced the Individual Visit Scheme, which allowed residents of specified mainland cities to visit Macao without joining tour groups. Between 2003 and 2019, Macao's annual tourist 65
(arrive) soared from 11.9 million to 39.4 million. The portion of mainland visitors of the total number of tourists rose from 48.3 percent to 70.9 percent.
第四部分 写作(共两节，满分40分)
第一节(满分15分)
假定你是李华，上个月作为学生代表，受邀参加了在巴西举办的“中巴文化艺术节”( Sino-
Brazilian Culture and Arts Festival )，受到巴西朋友Selena的热情接待和帮助，请你给她写一份邮件表示感谢。
内容包括： 1. 感谢接待 2. 简述难忘的经历
注意：1)词数80左右； 2)可适当增加细节，以使行文连贯。
Dear Selena,
________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________
Yours,
Li Hua
第二节：读后续写（满分25分）
阅读下面材料，根据其内容和所给段落开头语续写两段，使之构成一篇完整的短文，续写的词数应为150左右。
I was eight years old when my family moved from Towoomba to England in 1950. My mother was suffering from a rare disease and had to take treatment in London. The day before we boarded the ship, Father sent his five-year-old red heeler (Australian cattle dog), Spider, who was loved by us all, to his friend Sandy, as Sandy was to be his guardian while we were overseas. We didn’t know how long my mother’s treatment would take or how long we would be away.
Six weeks later, an air letter arrived from Sandy, giving my father the news that Spider had run away just two weeks after we had sailed. I will always remember my father’s face as he read this news. My mother and I tried to comfort him, knowing in our hearts how useless this was.
Sandy had advertised constantly on the media. Despite many “sightings”, the dog was never found. It seemed Spider just kept running and searching for us. My father worried he would be shot or dead from starvation. But our family thought that Father held a secret hope that Spider was still alive.
We sailed back to Australia two years later and my father immediately began his own search for Spider. He repeated calls to the people who had said they had seen his dog, but it turned out to be clueless.
One cold winter’s Saturday morning, eight months after our return, my father had a call from Gin Gin, 375 kilometers from Toowoomba. An elderly lady living on her own was putting food out “for a very old yellow dog”. This had been going on for a few weeks. Immediately we set off.
Five and a half hours later, we found the old house beside the bush (灌木丛). Sadly, the lady told my father that the dog hadn’t been around for a few days. My father had an upset look in his eyes. He put two fingers to his mouth and did his special whistle for Spider.
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。
Suddenly there was a sound in the bush.___________________________________________
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Once home we gently cleaned him up._____________________________________________
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________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________银川一中2025届高三年级第五次月考答案
一、选择题部分
题号 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10
答案 C B B A A A C A C A
题号 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20
答案 A C B C B C A B B B
题号 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30
答案 A D B B C D D C C A
题号 31 32 33 34 35 36 37 38 39 40
答案 D D A D B F B C D E
题号 41 42 43 44 45 46 47 48 49 50
答案 D C D B A C A D B A
题号 51 52 53 54 55
答案 B C D D A
听力：1～5 CBBAA 6～10 ACACA 11～15 ACBCB 16～20 CABBB
阅读：21-23ADB 24-27BCDD 28-31 CCAD 32-35 DADB 36-40. FBCDE
完型：41-45 DCDBA 46-50 CADBA 51-55 BCDDA
二、非选择题部分
56.spanning 57. among/amongst 58. a 59.appealing 60.where 61.has laid
62. as 63.its 64.less busy 65.arrivals
写作部分
(一)应用文写作
题目分析：
1. 问候，说明写信目的（表达谢意）
2. 简要描述一次经历，写出感谢的理由（回顾别人提供的具体帮助，收获是什么）
3. 再次表示感谢，希望做出回报
【时态、人称】
第一二人称，一般现在时，一般过去时
Possible version:
Dear Selina,
How are you Last month, invited to attend the Sino-Brazilian Culture and Arts Festival, I was warmly received and helped during my stay there. With deep appreciation, I am writing to express my heartfelt thanks.
I was especially touched by the kindness and patience that you extended when we visited the gallery. As I couldn’t speak Portuguese, it was due to your concise introduction to those great artworks that I began to gain new insights into their meanings as well as the culture behind them. Undoubtedly, had it not been for your assistance, I would not have enjoyed my visit to Brazil to the full.
Your hospitality has been a beacon of light, illuminating my path towards the diversity of Brazilian culture. Please accept my sincere thanks again and look forward to your visit to China.
Sincerely,
Li Hua
读后续写文章大意
1950 年，因母亲患病需赴伦敦治疗，全家从图文巴搬往英国，临行前将心爱的宠物狗蜘蛛托付给父亲的朋友桑迪。六周后收到桑迪的信，得知蜘蛛在他们离开两周后跑丢了。两年后全家返回澳大利亚，父亲立即开始寻找蜘蛛，八个月后的一个冬日，接到远在 375 公里外金金的电话，一位老妇人曾给一只老黄狗喂食，他们立刻前往，却得知狗已几天未出现，父亲吹响口哨后，故事续写将展现蜘蛛是否出现以及回家后的情景，突出宠物与主人之间深厚的情感和忠诚的主题。
故事分析:伏笔与回应：
伏笔1：全家搬往英国前将蜘蛛托付给桑迪，暗示蜘蛛可能因与主人分离而不安。 回应：两周后蜘蛛跑丢，为后续漫长的寻找过程埋下伏笔，体现它对主人的依赖和忠诚，以及渴望回到主人身边的情感，推动故事发展。
伏笔：桑迪不断在媒体上登广告寻找蜘蛛却无果，表明寻找的艰难，也凸显蜘蛛的执着。 回应：父亲回国后继续寻找，即使线索全无也不放弃，与之前桑迪的寻找相呼应，强化了大家对蜘蛛的牵挂，为后文蜘蛛的出现做铺垫，突出了情感的力量。
伏笔2：父亲担心蜘蛛会被射杀或饿死，营造出紧张的氛围，增加了故事的悬念。 回应：当蜘蛛最终出现时，它瘦弱憔悴的模样印证了父亲的担忧，同时也让读者为它的幸存感到欣慰，使故事的情感更加丰富，增强了故事的感染力。
伏笔：老妇人持续几周给一只 “非常老的黄狗” 喂食，引起父亲的注意并前往寻找，为蜘蛛的可能出现提供了线索。 回应：虽然一开始未见到蜘蛛，但这一情节引出了父亲的口哨，成为蜘蛛出现的契机，使故事发展自然流畅，同时也暗示了蜘蛛在附近徘徊，体现它对人类善意的感知和对生存的努力。
伏笔3：父亲对蜘蛛的特殊口哨，为与蜘蛛的重逢设置了独特的情感触发点。 回应：在关键时刻，口哨声引出了蜘蛛，展现了宠物与主人之间深厚的情感联系，回应了前文对他们亲密关系的描写，升华了故事的主题，即动物与人之间的情感是深沉且难以割舍的。
范文
Suddenly there was a sound in the bush. My heart leaped into my throat as we all turned towards the noise. Out stumbled Spider, his body battered and his fur matted with dirt and twigs. But his eyes were fixed on my father, filled with a mixture of exhaustion and sheer joy. Father rushed over and scooped him up into his arms, cradling him gently as if he were the most precious thing in the world. Spider's tail managed a feeble wag, and he licked my father's hand weakly. We were all in tears, amazed and overjoyed at this miraculous reunion.
Once home we gently cleaned him up. We took our time, carefully washing away the grime of his long journey. As we worked, Spider seemed to relax, as if he knew he was finally safe. We gave him a warm, soft bed and a bowl of fresh water and food. Over the next few days, he slowly regained his strength and his old spirit. He would follow us from room to room, never wanting to be far from our sides. His return was a reminder of the incredible bond we shared, a bond that had withstood time and distance. We knew then that Spider was more than just a pet; he was a beloved member of our family, and we would never let him go again.
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Text 1
M:(1) Hey, Julie. I have my car today, so you can go home in my car.
W:Thanks, but I need to buy a gift for Sandy. Could you drive me downtown
M: I’m afraid I can’t. It’s not on my way.
Text 2
W: Did you see the basketball game on TV last night Your favorite team was in it. The last five minutes were really exciting.
M: I’ve heard about it.(2) But there was a power failure in my area. So I didn’t watch the second part of the game.
Text 3
M: (3)It’s a quarter to six. Your mother will be home at 6:15. I need you to clean up this mess before she gets home.
W: I’ll do my best. I should be able to have it done in 15 minutes.
Text 4
M: Oh, dear!(4)I just got some drops of red wine on the carpet. Do you have any carpet cleaner
W: No, I just ran out. Get a paper towel and try to get the stains out with water and some salt. Hurry!
Text 5
M: Oh, no. Our store may start running out of coffee.
W:What’s next Chocolate Milk I have to go.
M: Anna, where are you going
W: (5)I’m going to the supermarket right now. I'm not waiting for the other shoe to drop, Jonathan.
Text 6
W: How was your trip to your grandparents’ place It is about 4 hours away by train, isn’t it
M: Well, (6)I had prepared it. I had some reading to do for my history project with me.
W:And it was a really hot day.
M:Yeah, I was expecting to feel boiling hot, but the air conditioning was on, so it was bearable. And I sat by the window. (7)Anyway, while I was doing my reading, I was also listening to music, and at one point, my earphones came out of my phone and the music played really loudly in the carriage. Luckily, no one expressed the dissatisfaction about the noise.
Text 7
W: Oh, of course, thank you. (8)Let’s find one more person… Excuse me, can I ask you a few questions about your health
M: Sure.
W: Well, do you have any health problems
M: I can’t sleep at night. I’ve been on a diet for almost a year now. I go running for two hours a day. But I miss what I used to eat.
W: What did you use to eat
M: Pizzas, burgers… (9)I used to eat ice cream before going to bed. I know that’s the reason that I can’t sleep well. No ice cream, no sleep. What am I going to do
W: Um… I think you should talk to your doctor. Good luck.
Text 8
W: (10)Kevin, I’d just like to find out how you’re settling, and how your Spanish course is going— basically, anything you feel you need to talk about.
M: I’m OK, I suppose. I’m settling into my studies and I’m finding the course interesting. I’m just missing home a little.
W: (11)OK. Well, if it makes you feel any better, I think half the students I speak with are a little homesick. It’s only natural. This is the first time you’ve lived away from home
M: Yes. I’ve never spent so long away from my friends and family before. (12)I’ve been back home once since I started in September, but it’s so expensive to get down to London by train that I can’t go very often.
W: Well, don’t be too hard on yourself, Kevin. It’s quite a lot to deal with at first but I’m sure you’ll find things get better over the next few weeks.
Text 9
M: (13)Hello, Mrs. Tompkins. Our newspaper will carry some information about new products. Now, will you tell us something about the new home your company has built
W: Certainly. This is a complete home system.(14) The main function is to make people’s life easier. The door will open with a touch of your finger. You will be able to call your food-saving machine when you’re in the supermarket to find out how much you need to buy. Isn’t it wonderful
M: Yes. Can I call the washing machine as well
W: Sure. (15)But you won’t need to. The new home comes with a robot. It’s designed to do some cleaning and washing.
M: And what is the price of the new home
W: About ten million dollars.
M:(16) Wow, it will be the 22nd century when I can afford to buy one.
W: Believe me. This is a pretty good deal.
Text 10
M: (20)Why is a seven-year-old musician named Alma Deutscher from Britain regarded as “Mini Mozart” Most children of her age would not be able to sit through an opera. (17)But Alma wrote her own sonata at the age of six. And she composed her first opera The Sweeper of Dreams this year. The English National Opera thought it was great work! Alma said, “The music comes to me when I’m relaxing. I like thinking about fairies a lot, princesses, and beautiful dresses.” She likes to sit on a swing in her garden and compose there.(18) She also keeps a tape recorder by her bed for when inspiration strikes. According to this talented young musician, the idea for The Sweeper of Dreams came from a dream. But not only is Alma good at writing music, she is also a skilled violinist and pianist as well. And she always works hard. Now, Alma has become famous, and many people like to compare her to Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart. (19)“I don’t mind if I am famous or not,” she says, “I like Mozart, but I’m not trying to become him. I’m going to be like Alma, not Mozart.”
阅读A【导语】本文是一篇应用文，主要介绍了四款轻便的旅行设备。
答案: ADB
21．细节理解题。根据表格第一行“THREE PEAKS NOMAD 42L BACKPACK”下面的“British specialist Three Peaks creates backpacks by using wasted plastic bottles.(英国专家Three Peaks利用废弃的塑料瓶制作背包)”可知，这款背包用废弃的塑料瓶制作而成，使用了回收材料。故选A。
22．细节理解题。根据第一段“Your gear doesn’t need to weigh you down — from folding poles to a featherweight tent, these items pack small or light for on-the-go adventures.(你的装备不需要让你感到沉重——从折叠杆到羽量轻帐篷，这些物品可以小且轻便地装下，适合外出探险)”可知，这些设备小且轻便，属于便携式的设备。故选D。
23．推理判断题。根据表格内容和第一段“Your gear doesn’t need to weigh you down — from folding poles to a featherweight tent, these items pack small or light for on-the-go adventures.(你的装备不需要让你感到沉重——从折叠杆到羽量轻帐篷，这些物品可以小且轻便地装下，适合外出探险)”可知，本文主要介绍了四款适合外出探险者的轻便旅行设备，最有可能出自旅行杂志。故选B。
B【导语】这是一篇记叙文。文章主要讲述了作者从亲近自然的一次家庭旅行，从而重新找回自己。
答案：BCDD
24．细节理解题。根据第二段“With the support of my family, I finally heeded that call again, and started planning to take part in one of our family trips there.(在家人的支持下，我终于再次响应了那个呼唤，并开始计划参加我们的一次家庭旅行)”以及第三段“My family’s expertise in the outdoors has been invaluable for such trips.(我的家人在户外的专业知识对这样的旅行是无价的)”可知，家人的支持以及对家人户外活动的信心使作者重拾了儿时的热情，想要加入家庭旅行。故选B。
25．细节理解题。根据第五段“I was pretty sure I could steer if we kept to smaller lakes that were less likely to become windswept.(我很确定，如果我们沿着不太可能被大风刮过的小湖泊行驶，我可以驾驶)”可知，作者对于在较小的不容易被风刮走的湖面上驾驶皮划艇很有信心。故选C。
26．推理判断题。根据第一段“Ever since I was 10, my sister, father, and I would load up his canoe with supplies and venture into the heart of Algonquin Park.(从我10岁起，我姐姐、父亲和我就会把补给装上他的独木舟，冒险进入阿尔冈昆公园的中心)”和“But as time passed, my children grew older, and the call of Algonquin grew louder.(但随着时间的流逝，我的孩子们长大了，阿尔冈昆的呼唤也越来越响亮)”以及第六段第一句 “But Algonquin was calling me.(但是阿尔冈昆在呼唤我)”可知，作者十分热爱大自然。根据第六段第二句 “I channeled the fearless independence of my younger self and called Dad.(我恢复了年轻时那种无畏的独立，给爸爸打了电话)”以及最后一段“This journey felt like a pilgrimage, reconnecting me with my adventurous younger self who isn’t extinct, just out of practice.(这段旅程感觉就像朝圣之旅，让我与年轻时充满冒险精神的自己重新联系起来)”可知，作者的内在是充满冒险精神的。故选D。
27．推理判断题。通读全文，并根据第一段“As I’ve grown older, my connection to nature has become stronger.(随着年龄的增长，我与自然的联系越来越紧密)”以及最后一段“This journey felt like a pilgrimage, reconnecting me with my adventurous younger self who isn’t extinct, just out of practice.(这段旅程感觉就像朝圣之旅，让我与年轻时充满冒险精神的自己重新联系起来)”可知，本文主要是通过描写自己亲近自然的一次家庭旅行，从而重新找回自己。故选D。
C【导语】本文是一篇说明文。文章主要探讨了全球范围内小费文化的差异、起源、现状以及未来可能的发展趋势（如使用数字货币支付小费）。
答案：CCAD
28．推理判断题。根据文章第一段内容“When people take with them their own expectations about tipping as they travel around the world, it generates no small amount of confusion. Norwegians, who come from a culture where wages are high and tips are low, could burn through Las Vegas leaving a trail of outrage with their tiny offerings. Meanwhile, high-tipping Americans might offend everyone in Tokyo because good service in Japan is a matter of honour, as in: “How dare you suggest I be rewarded for handing you a plate of sashimi without dropping it in your lap ”(当人们带着自己对小费的期望环游世界时，这会产生不小的困惑。挪威人来自一个工资高、小费低的文化背景，他们在拉斯维加斯可能会因为给的小费太少而招致一片愤慨。与此同时，出手阔绰的美国人在东京可能会得罪所有人，因为在日本，良好的服务是一种荣誉的象征，就好像在说：“你怎么敢暗示我为你递上一盘没掉到你腿上的生鱼片而索要报酬？”)”可知，本段通过挪威人和美国人在不同地方给予小费的习惯，来展示全球小费习惯的多样性。故选C。
29．细节理解题。根据文章第三段“Tipping, as we know it, started in Tudor England when noblemen visited each other’s country homes and gave extra money to the servants as a thank-you for helping them with their clothing.(我们所知道的小费制度起源于都铎王朝时期的英格兰，当时贵族们互相拜访乡间宅邸，会给仆人一些额外的钱，以感谢他们帮忙整理衣物。)”可知，小费最初是上层阶级对仆人的一种感激之举。故选C。
30．推理判断题。根据文章第第一段“Meanwhile, high-tipping Americans might offend everyone in Tokyo because good service in Japan is a matter of honour, as in: “How dare you suggest I be rewarded for handing you a plate of sashimi without dropping it in your lap ”(与此同时，给高额小费的美国人可能会冒犯东京的所有人，因为在日本，良好的服务是一种荣誉，比如：“我递给你一盘生鱼片，而没有把它掉到你的腿上，你怎么敢建议我得到奖励？”)”和第四段“No one expects a tip in much of Southeast Asia or Australia, beyond saying “keep the change.” Compare that to the United States, where restaurant tips of up to 25 percent are now expected for very good service; in Canada, it’s 15 to 20 percent. (在东南亚或澳大利亚的大部分地区，除了说“不用找零钱了”之外，没有人指望得到小费。相比之下，在美国，现在餐厅的小费高达25%，因为服务非常好；在加拿大，这一比例为15%至20%)”可推断，美国人在餐馆给的小费比其他地方多。故选A。
31．推理判断题。根据文章最后一段“It’s enough to make your head hurt — but will we soon have to worry about tipping with bitcoin I don’t even understand the notion of cryptocurrency (数字加密货币), much less how to use the new tipping apps that are popping up around it.(这足以让人头疼——但我们很快就要担心用比特币付小费了吗？我甚至都不理解数字货币的概念，更不用说如何使用那些围绕它而出现的新款付小费应用程序了。)”可知，作者提到比特币是为了暗示数字货币可能会使小费习俗变得复杂。故选D。
D【导语】本文是一篇说明文。文章介绍了一项患者对于在医疗诊断与治疗中使用人工智能态度的研究，通过实验的过程来说明新的科学研究发现及其启示。
答案 D A D B
32．细节理解题。根据第二段““While many patients appear resistant to the use of AI, accuracy of information, encouragement and a listening patient experience may help increase acceptance,” Marvin Slepian, who led the research, said. “To ensure that the benefits of AI are secured in clinical practice, future research on best methods of physician incorporation and patient decision making is required.”(“虽然许多患者似乎对使用人工智能有抵触情绪，但信息的准确性、鼓励和倾听的患者体验可能有助于提高接受度。” 该研究的负责人马文·斯皮安说，“为了确保人工智能的好处在临床实践中得到保障，未来需要对医生纳入和患者决策的最佳方法进行研究。”)”可知，医生的参与会增加患者对人工智能治疗的接受程度。故选D。
33．细节理解题。根据第四段“In the second phase, researchers surveyed 2,472 participants across diverse ethnic, racial and socioeconomic (社会经济学的) groups using a blinded, randomized survey. (在第二阶段，研究人员采用盲法随机调查，调查了不同民族、种族和社会经济群体的2472名参与者。)”可知，在第二阶段，研究的参与者来自不同背景。再根据第六段“Disease severity did not affect participants’ trust in pared to white participants, black participants selected AI less often and Native Americans selected it more often. Older participants were less likely to choose AI, as were those who self-identified as politically conservative. These findings suggest that differing groups will need specific sensitivity and attention as to informing them about the value and usefulness of AI to enhance diagnoses. (疾病严重程度不影响参与者对人工智能的信任。与白人参与者相比，黑人参与者选择人工智能的频率更低，而美国原住民选择人工智能的频率更高。年龄较大的参与者不太可能选择人工智能，那些自认为是政治保守派的人也是如此。这些发现表明，不同的群体将需要特定的敏感性和注意力，以告知他们人工智能在提高诊断方面的价值和有用性。)”可知，参与者的种族、年龄和政治倾向等个人背景因素对其对人工智能治疗的偏好产生了影响。故选A。
34．词句猜测题。根据最后一段“and to continue to maintain and enhance the accuracy of AI systems as they play an increasing role in the future of health care. (并继续保持和提高人工智能系统的准确性，因为它们将在未来的医疗保健中发挥越来越大的作用。)”可知，保持和提高人工智能系统的准确性的医生和其他医疗保健人员，所以医生和其他医疗保健人员有责任确保人工智能系统中的信息准确。所以划线词onus的意思是“责任”。故选D。
35．主旨大意题。本文属于研究报告。第一、二段为研究发现；第三至第六段为主干，以实验研究过程为线索，通过对比法得出结论；最后一段为研究启示。根据第一、二段研究发现可知，文章主要介绍的是一项患者对医疗诊断与治疗中使用人工智能的态度的研究。所以“The Trust in AI: A Split Among Patients(对人工智能的信任：患者之间的分歧)”作为文章标题最为合适。故选B。
七选五【答案】36.F 37.B 38.C 39.D 40.E
【分析】这是一片议论文。文章主要讲了团队合作对公司的成功和每个员工的发展都很重要。
36.上文Teamwork in the workplace offers the staff the opportunity to become more familiar with each other and learn how to work together.说工作场所的团队合作让员工有机会更加熟悉彼此，学习如何合作。该空承接上文，E选项“它也是让员工和公司获得成功的燃料”，故选F。
37.上文Work teams develop systems that allow them to complete tasks efficiently. 说工作团队开发的系统允许他们高效地完成任务。下文 the team’s work pace makes sure that the task is completed quickly and accurately.说团队的工作节奏确保任务快速准确地完成。该空承上启下，D选项“当一项任务交给一个训练有素、效率高的团队时”切题，故选B。
38.下文And a strong team environment can act as a support system for staff member. Work group members can help each other improve performance and work together toward improving professional development.说一个强大的团队环境可以作为员工的支持系统。工作小组成员可以互相帮助，提高工作表现，共同努力促进专业发展。该空引出下文，A选项“任何工作场所每天都有挑战”切题，故选C。
39.上文Team members come to rely on each other and trust each other. 说团队成员相互依赖，相互信任。下文 these bonds can be important.说这些结合很重要。该空承上启下，B选项“当团队面临特别困难的挑战时”切题，故选D。
40.上文Team members become accustomed to processing brainstorming information.说团队成员习惯于处理头脑风暴信息。该空承接上文，F选项“公司肯定会从高效团队的各种建议中受益”，故选E。
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41-45 DCDBA 46-50 CADBA 51-55 BCDDA
【语篇导读】本文是一篇记叙文。文章主要记叙了Gwen这个女孩在一次篮球课上由于不愿意被分配在自己一个都不认识的队伍里而想找借口逃课，后来在一个女孩的鼓励下， 她表现突出。 后来，虽然在投篮的过程中自己受了点伤，但是为了队伍赢得了比赛而后收获友谊的故事。
41. 这是一节篮球课，按照往常的习惯，学生自己选择队伍，根据下文的However说明今天会有点不同。故选D。
42.根据let you choose your teams，往常，学生自己选择队伍，根据下文的However说明今天会有点不同。故选C。
43.根据上文，这次学生不能自由选择队伍，因此，老师会分配每个学生到特定的队伍中去，故选D。
44.根据后文She didn’t know any of them. All of her friends were on the other teams. 可知Gwen 被分配到一个队伍，然后看了一眼另一个队伍，发现没有一个自己认识人，故选B。
45.根据上文，得知自己的朋友都不跟自己一个队伍，Gwen 觉得自己很不幸，故选A。
46.根据上文“I feel sick. May I go to the nurse ” 和It wasn’t the first time she tried to leave the class.得知Gwen 想找借口离开，而老师看出了她的伎俩，因为这不是她第一次不想上课，故选C。
47.根据上文“I don’t know any of these girls! Let me play on another team. Please!”可知Gwen 想恳求老师换她到另一个队伍，故选A。
48.根据下文“I don’t want to hear any more negative comments from you.”可知老师不同意让她换队伍，得服从安排，故选D。
49. 根据下文“please try your best. I know you are a good player”可知一个女孩笑着鼓励她，让她为了这个队伍，努力打球，故选B。
50.根据后文的 the ball went right through the hoop.说明Gwen投篮了，故选A。
51. 根据She took a long shot. The ball went right through the hoop.可知篮球划过天空，故选B。
52.根据下文的 she could stitch her pants later，她说她能缝好自己的裤子，说明她的裤子在刚才跌倒的时候撕破了，故选C。
53.根据上文的She had scraped her knee，她摔倒的时候膝盖蹭破了，所以有瘀伤，故选D。
54.根据最后一段可知她们的队伍赢了比赛，Gwen 也交了很多朋友，她预测未来他们将会是她快乐生活的源泉，故选D。
55.根据最后一段可知她们的队伍赢了比赛，Gwen 也交了很多朋友，她预测未来他们将会是她快乐生活的源泉，故选A。
语法填空
spanning 57. among/amongst 58. a 59. appealing 60.where 61.has laid 62. as 63. its 64.less busy 65.arrivals
56.考查非谓语动词。此句句意是澳门行政区横跨33.3 平方公里。这里是现在分词作状语语，与逻辑主语之间是主谓关系，因此用现在分词。
57.考查介词。句意是这些（these）都是这个城市在回归祖国后取得的成就的一部分。
58.考查冠词。句意是澳门已经发展成了一个世界级的旅游景点。
59.考查非谓语动词。这里appealing 作了cuisine 的后置定语。
60.考查名词性从句。Where 在这里引导表语从句，表示澳门是东西方文化交汇的地方，缺地点状语。
61.考查谓语动词。根据句意，应该用现在完成时故用 has laid。
62.考查动词的搭配。根据句意这一发展证明了澳门居民的勤劳精神，故用stand as.
63.考察代词。这里表示在它的领土内 故用its。
64.考查形容词。根据上下文，澳门刚回归祖国时，没有那么繁忙，意指游客少，故用less busy。
65.考察名词。这里指每年到访澳门的游客数量激增，需要用名词，故填arrivals.
