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英 语 试 题
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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。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 nationality is Sasha
A. Russian. B. American. C. Chinese.
2. Why is the ceremony put off
A. The host got stuck in traffic.
B. The important guest hasn’t arrived.
C. The band needs time to set up their instruments.
3. What are the speakers doing
A. Cooking a meal at the man’s house.
B. Working in a restaurant’s kitchen.
C. Ordering food at a cafe .
4. What does the woman ask Tony to do
A. Say sorry to his brother.
B. Make up with his sister.
C. Control his feelings.
5. What are the speakers talking about
A. A science TV series.
B. A fact about the girl’s friend.
C. Information from a school lesson.
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至7题。
6. What does the man plan to leave at home
A. His camera. B. His phone. C. His computer.
7. How many sweaters is the man going to pack
A. Four. B. Three. C. Two.
听第7段材料，回答第8至9题。
8. Why is the woman so excited
A. It’s her first time to Hawaii.
B. She is enjoying a wonderful view.
C. The man has been driving far to meet her.
9. When does the conversation probably take place
A. In the early morning.
B. In the late afternoon.
C. At midnight.
听第8段材料，回答第10至12题。
10. Where are the speakers
A. At a supermarket. B. At home. C. At a party store.
11. What will the speakers celebrate for tonight
A. Christmas. B. The Spring Festival. C. The man’s birthday.
12. How is Annabel probably feeling about the party
A. Nervous. B. Unconcerned. C. Excited.
听第9段材料，回答第13至16题。
13. What is the probable relationship between the speakers
A. Boss and assistant.
B. Shop owner and salesperson.
C. Company owner and marketing director.
14. Why is the woman traveling to Milan
A. To attend a meeting.
B. To try some new products.
C. To have a holiday with her family.
15. What is the woman’s field of work probably
A. Clothing. B. Filmmaking. C. Advertising.
16. What will Jerry probably do next
A. Take a look at some photos.
B. Cancel the meeting today.
C. Board a flight.
听第10段材料，回答第17至20题。
17. Who should attend more art events according to the speaker
A. Government officials. B. Students. C. Businessmen.
18. What did the speaker invite everyone to do
A. Try the food served in the museum.
B. Ask her questions after the talk.
C. Clap for the supporters.
19. Which area is closed at present
A. The modern art area.
B. The model design area.
C. The classic painting area.
20. When does the museum close normally
A. At 7:00 p.m. B. At 8:00 p.m. C. At 9:00 p.m.
第二部分 阅读理解（共两节，满分50分）
（共 15 小题；每小题2.5分，满分 37.5分）
阅读下列短文，从每题所给的四个选项（A、B、C和D）中，选出最佳选项。
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Incredible Theme Parks Worth Visiting in America
Edaville Family Theme Park
If your son or daughter always watches Thomas the Tank Engine on TV, then you had better accompany your child to Edaville Family Theme Park. This theme park is home to Thomas Land, highlights of which include a 20-minute train ride on a life-size Thomas the Tank Engine, a live show featuring your favorite industrial trains and numerous other themed rides featuring adorable, life-size and rideable Thomas characters.
Cliff’s Amusement Park
One of just two amusement parks in New Mexico, Cliff’s Amusement Park in Albuquerque is not just the best park in its state. It also has what is considered to be one of the best wooden roller coasters in superb condition in the country, the New Mexico Rattler. This coaster features more dips, twists and turns than even the most wound-up snake.
Belmont Park
Belmont Park features one of the most historic coasters in the country. Indeed, this park is home to the Giant Dipper, a wooden roller coaster that was built during the “Golden Age of Coasters” and opened in 1925. In addition to this coaster and other rides and attractions, there are also some food stalls along the boardwalk.
Beech Bend Amusement Park
In addition to dozens of family-friendly rides, this park also features a dragstrip raceway (牵引式跑道) and a camping ground. What is especially appealing to children and adults is the Splash Lagoon Water Park. Lie around in the lazy river or the enormous leisure pool, or take a dive down the water ride. There’s no better way to beat that intense Southern summer heat.
21. Which is the most attractive to a fan of Thomas the Tank Engine
A. Belmont Park.
B. Cliff’s Amusement Park.
C. Edaville Family Theme Park.
D. Beech Bend Amusement Park.
22. What do Cliff’s Amusement Park and Belmont Park have in common
A. They are water themed.
B. They offer food and drinks.
C. They have wooden roller coasters.
D. They are the best parks in the world.
23. What can you enjoy at Beech Bend Amusement Park
A. Fishing. B. Camping. C. Surfing. D. Cycling.
B
Selina Zhang, a high schooler, has invented a trap that could potentially get rid of lanternflies (斑点灯蝇) in the city. She first noticed this pest in grade school. At the time, Zhang was visiting a market near her hometown and the colorful bugs caught her eye.
Zhang’s first encounter with the lanternfly relates to the quote, “Not all that glitters is gold.” This bug whose bright red underwings stand out from black forewings (前翅) might be pretty to look at. However, it has damaged local agricultural industry for decades, and the city has been unable to remove this problem.
This insect has a healthy appetite for most plants and can feed on most crops, trees and various fruits. This invasive (侵入的) pest does not harm humans or animals. However, it could reduce the quality of life of people living in heavily affected areas. It is known to be a nuisance (讨厌的东西) in outdoor areas as they can lay their egg masses on trees and even vehicles.
Zhang eventually realized that this insect was a threat to Garden City and decided to do something about it. Most people choose insecticides to manage this invasion, but this can leave harmful remains. Some others use a sticky band to trap pests, but this method is also unsafe as it can trap other small animals and insects.
In search of an ecologically acceptable method, Zhang got inspiration from chess boards and the “Dance Revolution”. She conducted an extensive field observation for weeks non-stop, observing the behavioral patterns of the bugs. She studied how they grew over time and navigated (进行导航) unfamiliar structures and areas they chose to gather. After her study, Zhang knew she wanted to copy the tree of heaven as a trap and used an umbrella.
She then designed an electric net for this tree, using machine learning to kill the lanternflies that landed. And she finally created a solar-powered, self-cleaning “tree” that attracts the spotted lanternfly, removing the bug with an electronic net.
24. What does the quote “Not all that glitters is gold” in paragraph 2 mean
A. Things looking valuable may be worthless.
B. Zhang’s hometown fails to get rid of the bug.
C. Bodies of the beautiful lanternflies are shining.
D. The bug destroys agricultural industry despite its beauty.
25. What can be learned about lanternflies
A. They live on greens and animals.
B. They have a bad effect on people’s life.
C. People hate them laying eggs everywhere.
D. Their underwings are shorter than their forewings.
26. What does the last paragraph mainly talk about
A. The application of the trap.
B. The source of the trap.
C. The process of inventing the trap.
D. The challenges of designing the trap.
27. Which of the following can best describe Zhang
A. Determined and innovative. B. Creative and outgoing.
C. Reliable and knowledgeable. D. Intelligent and confident.
C
Point in the direction of food on the kitchen door, and your dog will follow your guidance to eat it up. That is a skill even our closest relative in the animal kingdom cannot match.
“Chimps (黑猩猩) can perform much better than dogs on so many things,” said Brian Hare, a professor at Duke University. “But they’re not particularly good at understanding cooperative communicative gestures.” Previous studies have shown conflicting results about whether both dog and wolf puppies (幼崽) can read human gestures. So Hare’s team compared a group of young dogs with their wild cousins to test the question out.
The dog puppies were service-dogs-in-training, and most of them were raised by a nonprofit organization. Like other young puppies, they engaged in human interaction sometimes throughout the day, and they were still looked after by their mother. The young wolves, on the other hand, were separated from their mother 10 or 11 days after they were born, and they were around human handlers 24/7, living at the Wildlife Science Center.
The scientists put 44 dogs and 37 wolf puppies, all between 5 and 18 weeks old, through a series of tests and challenges. In one task, researchers placed a treat in one of two bowls, and then pointed a finger at the bowl containing the snack three times. The dog puppies were twice as likely to understand where to go even though they had experienced far less human contact, and the researchers made sure the pups were not just smelling the food. And in a separate test, the dogs were 30 times more likely to approach an unknown human and made significantly more eye contact with people than little wolves.
“The comparison of so many young dogs and wolves on a wide variety of tasks is very exciting,” said Angie Johnston, a researcher at Boston College, who was not involved with the new work. “It’s a very ambitious study.”
28. In which aspect did the experimental animals differ
A. Their age.
B. Their living conditions.
C. The number of tests they took part in.
D. The human gestures they were about to read.
29. What can we learn from this study
A. The dog puppies were less likely to get the treat.
B. The dog puppies were more willing to interact with people.
C. The wolf puppies weren’t as interested in the food as the dogs were.
D. The wolf puppies weren’t so intelligent as dog puppies.
30. What is Angie Johnston’s attitude to the study
A. Uncaring. B. Uncertain. C. Supportive. D. Confused.
31. What would be the best title for the passage
A. Reading Humans: Dog Pups Outperform Wolf Pups
B. Chimps vs Dog Pups: Who’s the Master of Gestures
C. Interacting with Humans: Dog Pups’ Secret to Understanding Gestures
D. Dog Pups’ Skill: Master Eye Contact for Food
D
“Imagine you have to make a speech, but instead of looking down at your notes, the words appear in front of your eyes, whichever direction you look in,” says Steve Sinclair when introducing the smart contact lenses (隐形眼睛) being developed by his company Mojo.
However, this is just one of many features the makers of smart contact lenses promise will be available in the future. Other smart lenses are being developed to collect health data. They are expected to help to self-monitor and track glucose (葡萄糖) levels, according to Rebecca Rojas, instructor at Columbia University. “They can also provide extended-release (缓释) drug-delivery options. It’s exciting to see how far technology has come, and the potential it offers to improve patients’ lives.
Despite the excitement, smart lenses technology still has to overcome a number of challenges. One challenge will be powering them with batteries that will obviously have to be incredibly tiny, so will they deliver enough power to do anything useful
Mojo is still testing its product, but wants customers to be able to wear its lenses all day, without having to recharge them. “The expectation is that you are not consuming information from the lens all the time but in short moments throughout the day. Actual battery life will depend on how and how often it is used, just like your smartphone or smartwatch today,” a company spokesperson explains.
Besides, according to senior policy analyst Daniel Leufer, any device with a forward-facing camera that allows a user to take pictures, or record videos, presents risks to bystanders’ (旁观者) privacy.
Additionally, there are concerns about the product that will be familiar to anyone who wears regular contacts. “Any type of contact lens can present a risk to eye health, if not properly cared for or not fitted properly. Just like any other medical device, we need to make sure the patients’ health comes first,” says Ms Rojas.
“We know it’s going to take some time for the public to accept it. But we think it’s unavoidable that all of our eyewear is eventually going to become smart,” says Mr Sinclair.
32. What can Mojo’s smart lenses enable wearers to do
A. Take notes whenever necessary.
B. Keep going in the right direction.
C. Receive information before their eyes.
D. Share important information with others.
33. How could smart lenses benefit wearers’ health
A. By reducing their glucose levels.
B. By avoiding the use of eye drugs.
C. By reminding them to do exercise.
D. By informing them of their health state.
34. Which of the following is NOT a concern of the company
A. Long-term use without worrying about charging.
B. The risk of invading (侵犯) the privacy of bystanders.
C. The possibility of causing harm to eye health.
D. The lack of confidence in the prospect of smart eyewear.
35. What can we learn from Mr Sinclair’s words in the last paragraph
A. He is confident about the smart lenses’ future.
B. He will spend more time improving the smart lenses.
C. He expects the smart lenses to be a hit once launched.
D. He is worried about the problems brought by the smart lenses.
第二节 七选五（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。
Tidying your desk, watering your plants or folding laundry—these household chores are hardly the height of hedonism (享乐主义). 36 . Psychologists suggest there are many potential mechanisms that might explain the perfect pleasure of puttering (慢条斯理地做) . They may well encourage you to engage in it more often.
Pleasant distractions
On the surface level, puttering may be useful because it occupies the mind, so that we give fewer resources to the things that are worrying us. For instance, we may find household tasks can help us focus on the present moment. People completing these small tasks often report a significantly better mood. 37 , as if the immersion (沉浸) in the simple activity had refreshed their minds.
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Unlike other distracting activities-such as playing computer games or watching trashy TV—puttering also has the advantage of being positive and useful, increasing our “perceived control”. When we feel anxious, a sense of helplessness can heighten the physiological stress response, increasing levels of hormones. Ideally, we would deal directly with the upsetting situation itself. But research suggests we can gain a perception of control from activities that may have little effect on the situation that’s bothering us.
Tidy room, focused mind
39 . If your puttering takes the form of organizing and decluttering(清理), you may find that the tidier environment is itself a form of comfort. To summarize, if we see order outside, it helps us to feel a bit less chaotic inside. 40 .
Being powerful
A feeling of control
The benefits do not end there
We will feel great anxiety in our mind
This included reduced nervousness and even a sense of “inspiration”
It is comforting because it makes life easier to manage and more predictable
Yet we often find ourselves seeking pleasure and comfort in small repetitive tasks
第三部分 语言知识运用 (共五节，满分55分)
第一节 完形填空（共15小题；每小题1分，满分15分）
阅读下面短文，从每题所给的A、B、C、D四个选项中选出可以填入空白处的最佳选项。
My wife knows me well. When I get that look on my face and she sees I’m 41 , she says, “You need to go home, dear.”
I return to Sierra Leone, the country I 42 in 1999 due to the war that ruined it. The civil war lasted 11 years, 43 many schools and the future of children.
In 2009, 10 years after I left, I felt it was time to rebuild and 44 the life that we had before the war. The task of rebuilding schools was 45 with over two-thirds of them destroyed.
We started with the school in Mbureh village. With charity help, our organization raised the 46 . The rebuilt school brought 47 from the children, and they 48 me.
With each brick and nail 49 , I thought of the kids’ future. Workers and volunteers 50 hard to rebuild one school after another. Back in Canada, my wife noticed the 51 in me. I was more confident as good things were happening in my homeland. But things here would 52 me of Sierra Leone’s problems.
In the grocery store, the food reminded me of the hungry kids overseas. The 53
around me about minor things seemed strange: The weather wasn’t just right or a flight had been postponed. My wife would always tell me to go. So I’d go back to build more schools and see more happy children.
I have 54 many people who have the same heart as me and want to see the smiles of children in Sierra Leone. We all know how much a smile can support us: It is
55 in full.
41. A. sleepy B. devoted C. distracted D. tired
42. A. visited B. joined C. fled D. missed
43. A. affecting B. destroying C. integrating D. expanding
44. A. recover B. record C. react D. refuse
45. A. rewarding B. amusing C. effortless D. huge
46. A. interests B. awareness C. alarms D. funds
47. A. confusions B. tears C. smiles D. hesitations
48. A. accompanied B. motivated C. occupied D. blessed
49. A. fixed B. counted C. removed D. painted
50. A. trained B. competed C. fought D.worked
51. A. change B. anxiety C. problem D. anger
52. A. remind B. convince C. cure D. warn
53. A. laughters B. complaints C. celebrations D. discussions
54. A. compared with B. argued with C. met with D. lived with
55. A. requirement B. statement C. payment D. assessment
第二节 单词拼写(请用选择性必修一2-5单元所学单词填空，每题1分，共计8分)
56. In terms of music, her ______________(偏爱)tends towards classical rather than pop.
57. The student’s work was ______________(展示；陈列)on the wall.
58. Yuan Longping, known as the “father of hybrid rice”, ______________(献身)his whole life to Chinese agriculture.
59. After a busy week at work, I enjoy spending my _____________(闲暇)time relaxing outdoors.
60. We decided to ____________(骑行)through the countryside to enjoy the beautiful scenery.
61. Trains are _____________(可靠的), cheap and best for the long journeys.
62. I would consider it a _____________(恩惠)if you would reply at once.
63. He is ___________(羞愧;惭愧)of his failing the driving test again.
第三节 单句语法填空(每题1分，共计12分)
根据语境，在空白处填入1个适当的单词或括号内单词的正确形式。
64. The firm is working on a new product in ____________ (combine) with several overseas partners.
65. What he said is relevant ____________ the topic we are discussing.
66. ____________ (stretch) before exercise is crucial for preventing injuries.
67. At this time tomorrow afternoon, we ______________ (play) badminton.
68. I soon noticed his ________________ (absent) from his school.
69. She showed her_____________ (approve) by nodding.
70. ____________ (occupy) in designing a new robot, he has no time to play.
71. Jenny can’t resist ______________ (persuade) to buy the things that she doesn’t really need.
72. _____________ impressed people most about Yuan Longping was his ongoing ability to fulfill his dream.
73. The examples teachers provide should be _____________ (convince) to help students understand the concept.
74. Kate, ________________ sister I shared a room with when we were at college, has gone to work in Canada.
75. Her health broke _______________under the pressure of work.
第四节 短文语法填空 （每空1.5分，共计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。
A research team led by Guo Songtao, professor at the Northwest University in China, is developing 76. __________ is called “Tri—AI”, a system with facial recognition and other technologies 77. __________ (identify) golden snub-nosed monkeys(川金丝猴)，which are a protected species living in the Qinlin Mountains in Northwest China. Now, the system can detect, track and recognize individual animals from videos and images, 78. __________ (make) all-time monitoring animals possible.
“In the past few years, machine learning 79. __________ (employ) to recognize species, but accurate individual recognition is the first step to do in animal behavior analysis and animal protection,” Guo told Global Times, noting the system enables researchers to achieve this goal.
Early 80. __________ , to monitor and track a particular animal, researchers usually used radio collars(无线电项圈) to mark 81. __________ . But this method often injures the animal or is easy to be bothered by bad weather, leaving the researchers with the challenge of 82. __________ (tackle) the task of identifying the one they want to track among a group of animals in the wild.
With the facial recognition technology 83. __________ (adopt) on animals, it may be 84. __________ (incredible) easier to ensure the 85. __________ (secure) of animals than 10 years ago.
课文背诵 (共5小题；每小题1分，满分5分)
注意要与原文完全一致,否则不得分。
86. 然而，我将始终着眼于变革的积极一面，接受变革，而不是抗拒变革。
87. 置身这般美丽的荒原，我感到活着是如此幸福。
88. 袁隆平给人们印象最深的是他不断实现梦想的能力。
89. 就像口头语言一样，不同的文化有着不同的肢体语言。
90. 当我们感到沮丧或孤单时，最美好的事情莫过于看到好友的笑脸。
第四部分 写作（满分15分)
假定你是李华，你的家乡吉林市今年新建了一个地方民俗文化主题公园，请给你的留学生好友Mike写封邮件，邀请他下周日一同来参观。
内容包括：
1.位置、主题；
2.活动:了解地方民俗文化，享受特色美食、娱乐活动等。
注意：
1.词数80左右；
2.可以适当增加细节，以使行文连贯。
参考词汇：地方民俗文化主题公园 local folk culture theme park
(
Dear Mike,
Yours,
Li Hua
)
命题、校对：高二英语命题组吉林市普通高中2023-2024学年度高二年级上学期期中调研测试
英 语 试 题 答 案
阅卷截止时间：10月25日下午三点
听力：
1-5. ABBAC 6-10. ACBBA 11-15. CCACA 16-20. BBCBA
阅读理解：
A篇：21-23 CCB B篇：24-27 DBCA
C篇：28-31 BBCA D篇：32-35 CDDA
七选五：
36-40 GEBCF
完型：
41-45 CCBAD 46-50 DCBAD 51-55 AABCC
56. preference 57. displayed 58.devoted 59. leisure
60. cycle 61. reliable 62.favour 63. ashamed
单句语法填空：
bination 65.to 66.Stretching 67. will be playing 68. absence 69. approval 70.Occupied 71.being persuaded 72. What 73. convincing 74. whose 75. down
短文语法填空：
76.what 77. to identify 78.making 79. has been employed 80.on
81. it 82. tackling 83.adopted 84. incredibly 85.security
课文背诵：
[阅卷注意]
●逗号没写的不扣分; ●fulfil/fulfill都给分； ●dreams和dream都给分
●本次无0.5分设置，文字错一处整句不得分
Nevertheless，I will always look on the positive side of change and accept it rather than resist it.
Being in such a beautiful and wild place makes me feel blessed to be alive.
88.What impressed people most about Yuan Longping was his ongoing ability to fulfil/fulfill his dreams.
89.Just like spoken language, body language varies from culture to culture.
90.And if we are feeling down or lonely, there is nothing better than seeing the smiling face of a good friend.
应用文范文：
Dear Mike,
I'm writing to extend a warm invitation to you to visit a newly-built local folk culture theme park in my hometown, Jilin.
Let's plan to go there next Sunday. The park is conveniently situated in the eastern part of the city. Once there, we will have a remarkable opportunity to lose ourselves in the rich Chinese folk culture. We can witness traditional performances, learn about age-old customs, and experience various folk arts such as fantastic paper-cutting and calligraphy. Additionally, we can enjoy the unique flavors of Jilin,which will impress you a lot. The park also offers a wide range of entertainment services, ensuring a fun-filled day. Being in such an amazing place will make you feel blessed to be here.
I'm truly looking forward to your reply and our wonderful visit. I know it will be an experience we'll both cherish.
Yours,
Li Hua
答案详解
A篇：本文是一篇应用文，主要介绍了四个在美国值得一游的主题公园。
C 推理判断题 根据Edaville Family Theme Park 标题下第一句 “...Thomas the Tank Engine on TV , then you had better accompany your child to Edaville Family Theme Park.”可知，Edaville Family Theme Park 与Thomas the Tank Engine 这部动画片相关。
C 事实细节题 根据Cliff’s Amusement Park 标题下第二句 “It also has what is considered to be one of the best wooden roller coasters in superb condition in the country …” 及 Belmont Park 标题下第二句 “Indeed, this park is home to the Giant Dipper, a wooden roller coaster…” 可知，Cliff’s Amusement Park 和Belmont Park 都有木制过山车。
B 事实细节题 根据Beech Bend Amusement Park 标题下第一句 “… this splendidly equipped entertainment complex also features a dragstrip raceway and a camping ground.” 可知，Beech Bend Amusement Park 提供露营地。
B 篇：本文是一篇记叙文，主要介绍了一名高中生发明了一种消除斑点灯蝇的方法。
D 猜测句意题 根据此quote 后句的内容“This bug whose bright red underwings stand out from black forewings might be pretty to look at …remove this problem”可知，尽管这种虫的外表突出，但对农业破坏极大。
B 细节理解题 根据第二段“However, it could reduce the quality of life of people living in heavily affected areas”可知正确答案。
C 段落主旨题 根据关键动词链“design, using , created”及语篇衔接词“then”及 “finally” 可知在描述一个过程。
A 推理判断题 发明的过程，有想法，遇到困难，继续想方法，体现坚持；独辟蹊径，体现创新。
C 篇： 本文是一篇说明文，介绍了小狗的复杂认知能力——理解人类手势。
B 细节理解题 根据第三自然段内容可知。
B 推理判断题 根据第四自然段“the dogs were 30 times more likely to approach an unknown human and made significantly more eye contact with people than little wolves”可知。
C 推理判断题 根据最后一个自然段 “exciting, a very ambitious study” 可知Angie Johnston’s attitude.
A 本文的研究内容是对比狗崽和狼崽理解人类肢体语言的能力，得出结论小狗的表现要更好一些。本文是对A 选项提出的问题进行了回答。
D 篇： 本文是一篇说明文，介绍了一款可以随时随地为人们提供信息的智能隐形眼镜以及其存在的弊端。
C 细节理解题 根据第一段“...but instead of looking down at your notes, the words appear in front of your eyes, whichever direction you look in ”可知，这中智能隐形眼镜可以始终在佩戴者眼前显示信息。
D 推理判断题 根据第二段 Other smart lenses are being developed to collect health data. They are expected to help to self-monitor and track glucose levels 可知，智能隐形眼镜会监控佩戴者的身体状况，并及时将相关的健康信息反馈给佩戴者。
D 细节理解题 根据最后一个自然段可知。
A 推理判断题 根据最后一段 Mr Sinclair 所说的but we think it’s unavoidable that all of our eyewear is eventually going to become smart 可知，Mr Sin Claire 对这种智能眼镜的未来充满信心。
七选五：本文是一篇说明文，分析了慢条斯理地做一些家务等琐碎事务能带来的好处。
36. G. 此空需要引出下文关于做家务等琐碎事务可能带来的愉悦感。G选项提到“我们经常在小的重复任务中寻找快乐和舒适”，这与后文心理学家提出的“慢条斯理地做家务可能带来的完美愉悦”相呼应。同时，G选项中的“yet”表示转折，强调了尽管这些任务看似不享乐，但我们仍从中找到乐趣，为后文做了铺垫。
37. E. 此空需要承接上文提到的“人们完成这些小任务后心情显著改善”。E选项具体描述了这种改善，包括“减少了紧张感”甚至“有了一种‘灵感’的感觉”，这与上文提到的“心情改善”是一致的，且进一步解释了为何人们在做家务时会感到愉悦。
38. B. 此空需要引出下文关于做家务能增加“感知控制”的论点。B选项直接点明了“控制感”，与后文“增加我们的‘感知控制’”相呼应。同时，B选项也作为段落标题，概括了本段的主题。
39. C. 此空需要承上启下，连接上文关于做家务带来的心理益处和下文关于整理房间带来的额外好处。C选项“好处不止于此”正好起到了这个作用，既总结了上文，又引出了下文关于整理房间带来的舒适感。
40. F. 此空需要总结上文关于整理房间带来的好处。F选项“它令人安慰，因为它让生活更容易管理，更可预测”正好总结了上文提到的“如果我们看到外面有秩序，它就能帮助我们减少内心的混乱感”。同时，F选项也强调了整理房间带来的舒适感和稳定性，与上文的论点相呼应。
完型填空： 本文是一篇记叙文。主题语境为“个人成长与奉献”。作者1999年因钻石战争逃离塞拉利昂。2009年他决定重建家园，从姆布雷村学校开始，在慈善帮助下筹集资金。重建学校后，孩子们的笑容激励着他。妻子理解他，他在加拿大心系塞拉利昂，常回去建学校，还遇到很多志同道合的人。
41.C 根据第二段内容可知，作者当年因为战争离开祖国，但是他一直心系家乡，因此对现在的生活“心不在焉”。（也可联系文章主题）
42.C 根据第二段I return to Sierra Leone......due to the diamond war that ruined it.可知，作者当年因为战争“逃离”了祖国。
43.B 根据第二段The civil war lasted 11 years和第三段第二句The task of rebuilding schools...可知，当时的战争“摧毁”了学校。第三段最后一个单词是原词复现。
44.A 根据第三段I felt it was time to rebuild and 24 the life that we had before the war可知，作者重建学校，同时“恢复”战争前的生活。
45.D 根据第三段over two-thirds of them destroyed可知，超过2/3的学校都被摧毁了，因此，任务是“巨大的”。
46.D 根据第四段With charity help可知，我们筹得了“基金”。
47.C 根据第四段The rebuilt school brought 27 from the children, and they 28 me.可知，学校修建好，孩子们很高兴，脸上露出“笑容”。 最后一段want to see the smiles of children in Sierra Leone中，smiles是原词复现。
48.B 根据第五段I was more confident可知，重建学校和孩子们的笑容“激励”了我。
49.A 根据第五段With each brick and nail...可知，修建学校，要“固定”好每块砖和每颗钉子。
50.D 根据第五段Workers and volunteers 30 hard to rebuild one school after another.可知，工人们和志愿者们“辛勤工作”。
51.A 根据第五段I was more confident as good things were happening in my homeland.可知，妻子发现了我的“变化”。
52.A 根据第六段In the grocery store, the food reminded me of the hungry kids overseas.可知，这里的情况“提醒”着我家乡还有很多问题亟待解决。
53.B 根据第六段The weather wasn’t just right or a flight had been postponed.可知，大家在“抱怨”一些微不足道的小事。
54.C 根据最后一段I have 34 many people who have the same heart as me and want to see the smiles of children in Sierra Leone.可知，我“遇到”了很多想要为家乡贡献一份力量的志同道合的人。
55.C 根据最后一段We all know how much a smile can support us: It is 35 in full.可知，孩子们的笑容就是对我辛勤工作全额的“报酬”。
英语听力原文
Text 1
W: My country is the biggest in the world and it has 16 neighboring countries.
M: Let me guess, Sasha. Is it China
W: No! It’s Russia! I moved to America two years ago, but I love to share information about my home country. (1)
Text 2
M: We’ve had to put off the opening ceremony by an hour. Our guest of honor has been stuck in traffic. (2)
W: Why don’t I get the band to play some music to keep people entertained
Text 3
M: Here you go! Three glasses of wine and a cup of coffee. Hold the main course until all customers have been seated.
W: No problem. I’ll bring the orders for serving in three minutes.
M: All right, Emily. Make it quick, please. Four tables just came in. (3)
Text 4
W: Tony, Jake was upset and couldn’t control his feelings. You might fight with your brother or sister, but remember, they’ll always love you.
M: You’re right, Mom. I’ll talk to him.
W: Apologizing to him can be just as important as actions. (4) Now, go on and see him.
Text 5
M: What did you learn in class today, Beth
W: About science! It takes about eight minutes for the sunlight to reach us. So, if the sun suddenly burns out, we wouldn’t notice it for over six minutes!
M: Wow. I might have heard about that on TV or from a friend. (5)
Text 6
M: Will you help me plan what to pack for my trip to Paris
W: Sure. What have you got so far
M: Plane tickets, money and my passport, of course. Plus, my phone and my computer.
W: Camera (6)
M: My phone takes great pictures, so I won’t need one. (6)
W: What about clothes
M: I’m going for a week, so I’ve packed some T-shirts and a sweater. (7)
W: Well, even in early summer, Paris can get cool at night. You’d better take one more sweater and a light jacket. (7)
M: Good tip. (7) Thanks!
Text 7
M: Welcome to Mauna Key. Many say this is Hawaii’s or even the world’s best space observation center!
W: Wow, thanks. It’s still too bright to see any stars now, (9) but the view is amazing. I love it! (8)
M: Indeed. Some people come to the top of this mountain just for the sunsets. Soon you’ll see the whole sky shines with pink sun lights. Then, as the first stars appear, (9) the real show will start. By the way, how long have you been in Hawaii
W: For almost my whole life. But it’s my first time to come here. I finally made it to your center after all the driving. It’s certainly worth a visit.
M: You are right. This view is one of the best in the world.
Text 8
W: James! Happy birthday! (11)
M: Oh! Hi, Annabel! (12)
W: What are you doing at the supermarket (10) Shouldn’t you be at home, relaxing
M: Oh, you know me. I get bored if I don’t have something to do! Besides, I got up late, and Sarah and the kids made me breakfast in bed.
W: Oh, good!
M: Now they’re cleaning the house, and I’m just picking up some last-minute things for the party tonight. You’re coming, right
W: Of course! So, what do you still need to get for your birthday (11)
M: Well, I just picked up the cake, and now I’m here buying drinks for everyone.
W: Oh, great. If you need decorations, there’s a great party store on Delaney Street.
M: Thanks, but we still have plenty of balloons left over from Christmas.
W: Great! I can’t wait to meet everyone. (12) See you later!
Text 9 (第13、16题为推断题)
M: Ma’am, good morning. I have a list of your calls and messages. And there is a weekly meeting today.
W: Hi, Jerry. Thanks for that, but I have to catch a flight to Milan at 1:00 p.m. (14)
M: OK. Should I cancel the meeting today
W: Yes, please.
M: Are you going for the conference on the latest fashion design
W: No, it’s a family trip and won’t take long. (14) I’ll be back to work by next Monday. Until then, I need my team to get new products prepared. These include next season’s bags, jackets, shirts, and dresses. (15)
M: Wow, quite a lot. I’ll get the team on it. Also, we need a final look at our social media advertisements.
W: Big yes. The photos are great, and we love those models. I’ll have the marketing director take a look. Is there anything else before I go
M: That’s about it. We’ll watch over your business while you’re out.
W: All right, I’m off. Thanks for taking such great care of everything, Jerry.
Text 10
Greetings, guests. Thanks for coming to our museum’s opening. It’s an exciting day for us, the organizers, and the entire local community. We believe that the art should be celebrated and shared with everyone, especially teens and young children. Schools should encourage them to take part in more art events. (17) That’s why we’ve waited until today to announce our new art program for middle and high school students right here at this center! We’ve received significant funding from the local government, as well as some successful businessmen. So, everyone, please give our generous supporters a big hand. (18) Our artists and guides will be in each area after the ceremony, so feel free to ask them questions there. We have the modern art and classic painting sections open, but unfortunately, we won’t be able to open the model design area until next week. (19) Also, just a few quick rules. Eating is only allowed in our restaurant, not the museum. And please avoid taking flash photos. Anyway, for our normal hours, we’ll open from 8:00 a.m. to 7:00 p.m., (20) but today, the museum will remain open for two more hours. So, everyone, please enjoy, and thank you again for supporting the arts.

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