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2025--2026学年高二英语下学期期末检测卷 沪教版
（考试时间：120分钟 试卷满分：140分）
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I. Listening Comprehension（25’）
Section A（10’）
1． Where does the conversation take place
A．In a museum. B．In a post office. C．In a shop.
2． What does the man forget to do
A．Update his bank app. B．Repay the money. C．Text the woman.
3．What does the man offer to do for the woman
A．Give her a ride. B．Mend her phone. C．Help her with the paper.
4．Where does the conversation probably take place
A．At the post office. B．At a bank. C．At a clothing shop.
5．How much should the man pay for his parcel in total
A．12 yuan. B．14 yuan. C．16 yuan
6．What are the speakers probably talking about
A．A desert. B．A couple. C．A movie.
7．What is the woman doing
A．Getting personal tutoring.B．Exchanging ideas. C．Teaching a guitar class.
8．How will the woman go to the park
A．By bus. B．On foot. C．By bike.
9．What part of the presentation is the woman struggling with
A．The main body. B．The conclusion. C．The introduction.
10．Why is the man late
A．He got up too late. B．He got stuck in work. C．He was delayed by traffic.
Section B（15’）
听下面一段对话，回答以下小题。
11．What does the woman think is important to a great pianist
A．Hard work. B．Uniqueness. C．Determination.
12．How does the woman feel when practicing a new piece of music
A．Alone. B．Confident. C．Motivated.
13．Who holds fewest concerts a year
A．Evgeny Kissin. B．Daniil Trifonov. C．Lang Lang.
14．What does the woman do to reduce anxiety before concerts
A．She rests in her room. B．She has some snacks. C．She breathes fresh air.
听下面一段独白，回答以下小题。
15．What is the speaker doing
A．Making an announcement. B．Delivering a speech. C．Having training.
16．What should people do if they receive strange messages according to the speaker
A．Call the police. B．Contact the bank. C．Delete the message.
17．What is the speaker’s second suggestion
A．Update the passwords.
B．Avoid accessing public networks.
C．Keep up with the latest security software.
听下面一段独白，回答以下小题。
18．What do the St Helena gumwood’s leaves look like
A．Umbrellas. B．Hands. C．Humans.
19．What posed a threat to the St Helena gumwood
A．New settlers. B．Wild animals. C．Other plants.
20．How did the gumwood manage to survive
A．They were protected by a company.
B．They grew in hard-to-reach places.
C．They were moved off the island.
II. Grammar and Vocabulary (20’)
Section A（10’）
Silent Spring
Silent Spring written by Rachel Carson was published in 1962. Carson wrote the book 21 (aim) to alert people to the damaging effects of human activities 22 natural ecosystems. And she wished to see pesticides (杀虫剂) 23 (use) in a more responsible, limited and carefully monitored way. The book contains a lot of scientific information, research, examples and so on, 24 shows how precise she was as a scientist. However, the book was not received 25 (positive) by everyone. It quickly became a target for critics in the pesticide industry, who said that Carson’s research was not precise. Carson appeared in public and on television 26 (defend) her claims.
Carson’s message was 27 (alarm) and its influence was immediate and far-reaching. The use of DDT (一种杀虫剂) 28 (ban) and the EPA was established in the US. The book was considered as 29 milestone in the launch of the green movement in the Western world. At the same time, the book changed the world by increasing people’s 30 (aware) of protecting the natural ecosystem.
Section B（10’）
Directions:After reading the passages below, fill in each blank with a proper word given in the box. Each word can be used only once. Note that there is one more word than you need.
A．cover B．landscape C． narrative D．meant AB．celebrated AC． proportion AD．elaborate BC． fake BD．inherited CD．caution ABC． seasonal
Visitors to Shanghai are often advised to admire the skyline, respect the traffic, and prepare for prices that may occasionally hurt their feelings. To this list, the internet has lately added another 31 : do not, under any emotional impulse, raise a cup of Mixue Ice Cream & Tea too close to the Oriental Pearl, lest the 32 tower, acting in its newly-given capacity as an urban defence tower, open fire upon where you stand.
In Shanghai, a wrong ceremonial choice leads to a grave danger. Shanghai is not merely a city but a(n) 33 , examination of taste. One may pass through it safely with a silk scarf, a restrained coffee order, and an expression suggesting that one has never compared prices in public. Mixue, however, enters this 34 like a cheerful Cinderella in a marble ballroom: innocent, inexpensive, and therefore intolerably easy to notice.
How then is one to proceed First, conceal panic. Nothing invites the Pearl’s laser attack faster than guilt. Walk calmly. Hold the cup not like illegal goods, but like 35 family treasure. Should passers-by glance in your direction, look faintly bored, as though your lemon tea were a limited 36 collaboration available only to those with strong emotional discipline.
Second, choose the location wisely. The truly careful do not stand in open plazas beneath the skyline, waving a one-yuan ice-cream. One drinks in side streets, under huge trees, or beside a convenience store where every class of city life has long kept a practical peace. Urban survival, as ever, depends on 37 .
Third, upgrade the 38 . If questioned, never say, “I bought Mixue because it was cheap.” That is the language of vulnerability. Say instead that you are conducting field research into mass-market beverage culture, or testing the resilience of popular brands in presence of the Pearl’s hostility. A serious tone can rescue any beverage.
Lastly, remember that this article is only 39 as a funny joke. The Oriental Pearl has not yet destroyed a single citizen for crimes against boutique consumption. Shanghai remains a city where luxury and bargain, pride and joy, coexist in an uneasy but lively mixture. So drink your Mixue boldly — only not too boldly. Civilisation, after all, depends on 40
III. Reading Comprehension (45’)
Section A（15’）
I picked up my phone to take a picture of the beautiful scenery. And I got a 41 “Cannot take photos: There is not enough available 42 to take a photo.” I panicked and 43 went to see what pictures I could delete. No candidates. So I tried the next best thing: to 44 some apps. But it turned out that all of them were useful.
I was annoyed at myself for not remembering to transfer (转存) my photos the night before. Before I 45 defeat, I missed many breathtaking views that the tour guide was 46 . I would probably never get to see them again, and wasn’t I on this trip to see them I thought back to the conversation I had with my brother before 47 this trip. My brother suggested I just look at pictures and videos of Switzerland and save all the money and troubles. And I thought his idea was 48 . How could photos and videos compare to actually going to Switzerland and 49 it
But wasn’t I planning on taking 50 pictures and then looking at Switzerland through a screen I was 51 myself from having the experience that I had been looking forward to. So a trip without taking pictures was actually a blessing. I was 52 to take mental pictures and to experience Switzerland.
Now, a year later, as I continue to share my travel experiences with my friends, I no longer use pictures. 53 , I use my unique experiences to create an image in their minds that no 54 could ever match.
Slow down and enjoy life. It’s not only the 55 you also miss by going too fast — you also miss the sense of where you are going and why.
41．A．ticket B．message C．call D．letter
42．A．money B．time C．electricity D．storage
43．A．quickly B．patiently C．repeatedly D．happily
44．A．donate B．improve C．remove D．buy
45．A．accepted B．suffered C．avoided D．risked
46．A．hearing of B．looking after C．pointing out D．depending on
47．A．canceling B．surviving C．completing D．planning
48．A．simple B．fresh C．useful D．crazy
49．A．choosing B．introducing C．experiencing D．protecting
50．A．colourful B．countless C．wonderful D．traditional
51．A．keeping B．excusing C．telling D．saving
52．A．advised B．forced C．encouraged D．trained
53．A．Otherwise B．Instead C．Besides D．Therefore
54．A．game B．book C．trip D．picture
55．A．scenery B．buses C．people D．lunches
Section B（22’）
Directions: Read the following three passages. Each passage is followed by several questions or unfinished statements. For each of them there are four choices marked A, B, C and D. Choose the one that fits best according to the information given in the passage you have just read.
A
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56．Dog World is recommended for its ______ .
A．wonderful articles B．fashionable cover
C．low price D．good paper quality
57．According to the text, Modern Dog ______ .
A．has lovely dog pictures on the cover B．is interesting but not helpful
C．has some photos but no articles D．has interviews with famous people
58．Which of the following magazines are recommended by the reviewers
A．Bark and Dog Fancy. B．Bark and Modern Dog.
C．Dog Fancy and Dog C．World. D．Dog Fancy and Modern Dog.
B
Global Green Actions for a Sustainable Future
While global leaders gathered in Geneva last month to discuss ambitious climate targets, a new report from the Global Sustainability Index has cast a shadow over the optimism. The report reveals a widening gap between political rhetoric and the slow pace of actual implementation on the ground. Although investments in green technology are breaking records, the planet’s temperature continues to climb.
According to the data, renewable energy sources like wind and solar are growing faster than ever. In Europe, solar power capacity increased by 25% last year, and electric vehicle sales have doubled. However, the report points out that this growth is dangerously uneven. Developing countries, particularly in Southeast Asia and Africa, often lack the necessary funds and technology to build large-scale green infrastructure. As a result, they continue to rely heavily on coal and oil to fuel their economic growth. “We are seeing a split world,” says Dr. Kenji Tanaka, an economist at the report. “The rich get greener, while the poor are left with the bill.”
Another major challenge highlighted is “greenwashing.” Many large corporations claim to be “carbon neutral” by buying cheap carbon credits from forest conservation projects abroad, rather than reducing emissions from their own factories. Scientists criticize this practice, arguing that it creates an illusion of progress while the planet continues to heat up. “We cannot buy our way out of the climate crisis,” says Dr. Elena Rodriguez, a lead researcher. “Real change requires cutting emissions at the source.” Despite these setbacks, the report highlights successful local initiatives that offer hope. In Kenya, a partnership between the government and local communities has successfully combined wildlife protection with solar power generation, providing both jobs and clean energy. Similarly, Costa Rica’s policy to pay landowners for preserving forests has restored biodiversity and boosted eco-tourism. These examples prove that practical, well-funded actions can work. The report concludes that international cooperation must move beyond empty promises and focus on providing real financial support to ensure a “just transition” for all nations.
59．What is the main purpose of the first paragraph
A．To introduce a new climate agreement signed in Geneva.
B．To highlight the contradiction between promises and reality.
C．To explain why renewable energy is growing so rapidly.
D．To criticize the economic policies of developing countries.
60．What does the underlined word “greenwashing” in Paragraph 3 probably mean
A．Making misleading claims about being environmentally friendly.
B．Investing heavily in new green technologies and innovations.
C．Cleaning up polluted industrial sites and rivers.
D．Planting trees to absorb carbon dioxide from the air.
61．According to Dr. Elena Rodriguez, what is the fundamental solution to the climate crisis
A．Buying more international carbon credits.
B．Shifting entirely to renewable energy sources.
C．Cutting emissions directly at the source.
D．Cooperating with large multinational corporations.
62．Why does the author mention Kenya and Costa Rica in the last paragraph
A．To illustrate the uneven distribution of global wealth.
B．To provide evidence of successful local green actions.
C．To compare different approaches to wildlife protection.
D．To explain why solar power is more popular in Africa.
C
Is a teenage boy more likely to grow up working with children as a teacher or with engines as a mechanic Smart money bets on the latter, and that would still hold true even if you switch up the country or decade throughout the 20th century. But why What are the factors that contribute to this seemingly stereotypical outcome
You might think that social forces — discrimination, gender roles, etc. significantly shape these outcomes, but research shows that men and women’s occupational pursuits and interests have not changed much over the past century, even as societal norms decidedly have. Boys and girls tend to pursue jobs dealing with things and people respectively. And, perhaps counter-intuitively (与直觉相反), this preference for sex-typical jobs tends to increase when their country offers more economic and political empowerment for women — a phenomenon called the “gender-equality paradox (悖论)”.
A recent study noted that with fewer economic worries, greater national wealth might enable more students to pursue jobs to which they are naturally drawn. “Individual students in wealthy nations with strong social safety nets might choose more in accordance with biologically influenced occupational interests than in accordance with political ideals,” the study stated. Social factors may indeed play a role in determining which jobs young men and women are interested in, but biology seems to be a considerable force driving these outcomes. From a policy perspective, that means that interventions designed to bring more women into fields like STEM might need to be readjusted.
From my perspective, it is worth considering whether such interventions are appropriate in the first place. After all, if we want greater national wealth and gender equality, and these two things seem to push people towards sex-typical jobs, then why not let the chips fall where they may Moreover, what might be good for organizations and businesses is not always the same as what is good for individuals.
63．What does the underlined word “stereotypical” in paragraph 1 probably mean
A．Appealing. B．Influential. C．Productive. D．Unchanged.
64．What leads the phenomenon of “gender-equality paradox” to occur
A．Girls’ observing the societal norms all the time.
B．Boys’ constant pursuing careers to do with people.
C．Women’s gaining more economic and political support.
D．Men’s having less access to sex-typical occupations nowadays.
65．What is most likely to determine individuals’ occupational interest
A．Political ideals. B．Biological factors.
C．Social safety nets. D．Readjusted interventions.
66．Which of the following does the author probably agree with
A．Individuals should pursue their favored jobs despite the intervention.
B．Gender equality is having a greater impact on sex-typical occupations.
C．Organizations and businesses have benefited greatly from economic growth.
D．More proper policies should be made to intervene in women’s career options.
Section C（8’）
Directions: Read the passage carefully. Fill in each blank with a proper sentence given in the box. Each sentence can be used only once. Note that there are two more sentences than you need.
Why You Might Need an Adventure
In Moby-Dick, Herman Melville’s narrator Ishmael offers a surprising way to lift spirits: When the “hypos (情绪低落)” struck, he took to the sea and forgot his troubles.
Since whaling was an exhausting and dangerous job, this advice might seem counter-intuitive in today’s era of self-care. 67 If you’re troubled by your own case of the “hypos,” the cure may be a tough challenge.
This idea has been confirmed by emerging research. A 2013 study found that experienced climbers tend to derive unusual spiritual inspiration, experience a greater sense of flow, and feel happier when climbing. A 2023 analysis of research on outdoor adventures showed that participants in these experiences benefit in multiple ways. These included physical and mental balance, personal growth, a sense of belonging, and deep, transformative experiences.
68 Indeed, learning new things with a spirit of curiosity and exploration has been shown to boost mood. This raises an interesting paradox (悖论) that appears in this field of happiness research. People derive a lot more happiness from high-skill activities that require learning than they do from low-skill ones that don’t, yet we typically settle for the latter. The obvious explanation is that the latter takes a lot less learning effort and mental focus. Although the happiness benefits of high-skill activities will probably be greater, they are deferred (延迟的) and seem abstract compared with the instant satisfaction of low-skill ones.
Just as more demanding physical and mental adventures boost happiness, their absence can harm well-being. 69 Those who often report better moods tend to have an “adventure-based mindset” — purposely seeking out new, interesting, and challenging experiences.
If you find yourself a bit down like Ishmael, you don’t necessarily need to risk your life chasing a great white whale around the world. Choose a challenge that is worthwhile and hard. If the knowledge in your head feels outdated or uninspiring, it might be time to explore a new field. For a physical challenge, sign up for a marathon or set out to walk a few hundred miles.
70 And that is the point. If it were safe, it wouldn’t be heroic; if it were predictable, it wouldn’t be an adventure. The object is not to win in a conventional way; it is to wake up and be fully alive.
A．Starting an adventure can bring immediate and big happiness benefits.
B．People can suffer when there aren’t enough external stimuli and new experiences.
C．An adventure need not always be physical — mental challenges can offer similar rewards.
D．There is no guarantee that whatever adventure you choose will turn out the way you hope, of course.
E．Research has provided evidence about why materially comfortable humans would be drawn to difficult, even dangerous tasks.
F．But Melville perhaps knew something we’ve forgotten: When life is getting you down, the answer is not more comfort but less.
V. Summary writing (10’)
71．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。
I want every high school student to know: You don’t have to be perfect. You don’t have to join in many extracurricular activities or get perfect test scores. What matters is that you work hard, believe in yourself, and let your true self shine. I was once a girl who doubted whether I could ever get into Harvard University, but with hard work and a little faith, I made it. And so can you.
In high school, such a belief felt out of reach to me. Those days were full of self-doubt. I would spend hours watching videos of students online talking about their perfect extracurricular activities — ten clubs, volunteer work abroad, internships at big companies — and compare myself to them. I only had a few after-school activities: attending the book club, tutoring younger students in math, and playing on the girls’ soccer team. My test scores were good, but not perfect. Every time I saw those “perfect” numbers online, I felt like I was falling behind, and I even thought about giving up my dream of going to a top university.
Everything changed the day my teacher, Cathy, pulled me aside. She noticed I was feeling down and asked me what was troubling me. I told her about my doubts, the numbers and activities that made me feel inadequate (缺乏信心的). She smiled and handed me a brochure about Harvard’s admissions process. “Ana,” she said gently, “colleges like Harvard don’t just look at numbers. They look at the whole person — your struggles, your efforts, your growth, and the opportunities you’ve had. You don’t have to be perfect; you just have to be yourself.” Those words hit me like a ray of light. For the first time, I realized that my background, my hard work, and my unique story were not weaknesses — they were part of who I was, and they mattered.
注意：
（1）续写词数应为150个左右；
（2）请按如下格式在答题卡的相应位置作答。
From that day on, I stopped comparing myself to others and focused on doing my best.
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When applying to colleges, I hesitated before adding Harvard.
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VI. Translation (15’)
72．许多强迫症的囤积者对清理屋子持抵触态度，担心这会使日常生活沦为噩梦。(resistant) (汉译英)
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73．那些对历史复杂性一无所知的人，往往倾向于将自己狭隘的价值观强加于整个社会。(ignorant) （汉译英）
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74．那是海伦第一次明白一个如此复杂的词语的意思。(汉译英)
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75．这家百年老店因其出色的工艺而享有盛誉，这使得它即使在竞争激烈的市场中也能脱颖而出。(reputation) (汉译英)
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76．这部喜剧电影巧妙地融合了有意思的情节与幽默的对话，让观众在笑声中感受到生活的趣味与温暖。（amuse）(汉译英)
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VII. Guided writing (25’)
77．假定你是李华，某英文网站正在开展以 Use AI Wisely, Protect Our Earth 为主题的讨论。部分人认为人工智能助力环保，也有人担心AI会带来能源消耗与电子垃圾等新问题。这引发了你的思考，请你给网站编辑写一封邮件，内容包括：
(1)你的看法；
(2)你的建议。
要求：
(1)写作词数应为80左右；
(2)可适当增加细节，使内容充实、行文连贯。
(3)请按如下格式在答题纸的相应位置作答。
Dear Editor,
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Yours,
Li Hua
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《2025--2026学年高二英语下学期期末检测卷 沪教版 》参考答案
题号 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10
答案 C B A A C C A C C C
题号 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20
答案 B A A B A B C B A B
题号 41 42 43 44 45 46 47 48 49 50
答案 B D A C A C D D C B
题号 51 52 53 54 55 56 57 58 59 60
答案 A B B D A A D B B A
题号 61 62 63 64 65 66 67 68 69 70
答案 C B D C B A F E B D
1．C
【原文】W: Excuse me, how can I get to the nearest museum from here
M: Go down this street for three blocks and then turn left at the post office. It’s right on the corner.
W: Thank you. Oh, could I have this bar of chocolate please
2．B
【原文】W: This is kind of awkward, but remember the money I lent you Could you pay me back
M: Yes, totally. Sorry, I keep forgetting. I’ll transfer it to you through mobile banking.
3．A
【原文】W: I have to leave now. I need to get my phone that was left at the repair shop by 8:30 p.m.
M: I am just about to head back and work on my paper. Do you want a lift
4．A
【原文】W: Good morning. I’d like to send this package to London.
M: Fill in a customer’s form, please.
W: OK. Contents, um, sweaters. Yes, they are gifts. Value — fifty dollars... weight — Oh, I don’t know the weight.
M: Put it on the scale.
5．C
【原文】W: Your parcel is overweight by two kilograms. It’s three kilograms in all. It is 12 yuan for the first kilogram and 2 yuan for every additional kilogram.
M: OK. I’ll pay using the QR code.
6．C
【原文】W: What did you watch on TV last night
M: The Last Chance. It is set in a Californian Desert where a woman living without a dream meets a man who lives by his dreams.
W: Do you love it
M: Certainly. I was greatly inspired after watching it.
7．A
【原文】W: Martin, I need to play the guitar for the show at my school next month. Can you tell me how I can improve
M: Sure. While it’s important to have dedicated practice sessions, it’s also helpful to get personal tutoring on how to play the guitar better.
8．C
【原文】W: Jason, I’d like to take a turn around the national park at six o’clock. Could you tell me the time it takes to get to the park from our apartment
M: Roughly 40 minutes on foot or 15 minutes by bike. Choosing the bus would take 25 minutes because there’s always a lot of traffic at this time of day.
W: I will choose the way that saves the most time.
9．C
【原文】M: You look a bit stressed. What’s wrong
W: I have a history presentation tomorrow, and I’m not fully prepared. I’m having trouble with the introduction. Can you help me practice
M: Of course!
10．C
【原文】W: Where have you been I have been waiting here for ages.
M: I got out of bed early and set off on time but then the bus got stuck in traffic.
W: Sounds like you’re not to blame.
11．B 12．A 13．A 14．B
【原文】M: This afternoon on The World of Music, we have Anita, a well-known pianist. Anita, what does it take to be a great pianist
W: Well, you must have a feeling for the music. You need to make the music yours. You need to be original and you can’t just sound like everyone else.
M: What’s it like preparing to perform a new piece
W: Well, you’ve got to practice hundreds of hours on your own to get to know the piece. When things aren’t going well, you have no one to help you. You are on your own.
M: What sort of workloads do professional concert pianists have
W: Some pianists, like Lang Lang and Daniil Trifonov, have busy schedules. They do more than a hundred concerts a year. Others, like Evgeny Kissin, do about half that.
M: Do concert pianists get nervous before concerts
W: Of course. I always eat a light meal of fruit and chocolate to calm my nerves. Then I walk around my hotel room thinking about the music and moving my hands in the air.
M: That’s interesting. Thanks very much.
15．A 16．B 17．C
【原文】
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18．B 19．A 20．B
【原文】 M: Today, I’m going to talk about a tree called the St. Helena gumwood, which is one of the 10 rarest trees on the planet. It is found only in specific areas of St. Helena, an island in the South Atlantic Ocean. The St. Helena gumwood has a very interesting appearance. Its trunk bends and its branches form umbrella-like shapes. It has many leaves, which grow in bunches in the shape of hands. It takes each tree around 30 years to reach its full height of about eight meters. The tree hasn’t always been so rare. Problems began when a trading company first settled there. The island’s newcomers used the trees for fuel, but the goats they brought with them caused even greater damage. They fed on the young trees, stopping them from being able to develop fully. Fortunately, some trees survived. Although other plants were starting to take over the tree’s habitat. Some trees were growing out of the cracks of rock walls. These were the only trees that were not affected, and so the gumwood didn’t disappear from the island completely.
21．aiming 22．on 23．used 24．which 25．positively 26．to defend 27．alarming 28．was banned 29．a 30．awareness
【导语】主要介绍蕾切尔·卡森所著《寂静的春天》的创作目的、内容、引发的争议以及该书对环保运动产生的深远影响。
【详解】21．考查非谓语动词。句意：卡森撰写这本书，旨在提醒人们人类活动对自然生态系统造成的破坏。此处非谓语作伴随状语，Carson与aim之间为主动关系，所以用现在分词aiming。
22．考查介词。句意：卡森撰写这本书，旨在提醒人们人类活动对自然生态系统造成的破坏。此处为固定搭配effects on sth.意为“对某物产生的影响”，所以此处为介词on。
23．考查非谓语动词。句意：她希望看到杀虫剂以更负责任、有节制且被严格监管的方式使用。此处为“see+宾语+壁宾补”结构，pesticides与use之间为被动关系，所以用过去分词used作宾补。
24．考查定语从句。句意：这本书包含大量科学资料、研究案例等，这也体现出她作为一名科学家的严谨。此处引导非限制性定语从句，指代前面整句话的内容，从句缺少主语，所以用关系代词which。
25．考查副词。句意：然而，并非所有人都认可这本书。此处修饰动词received，需要用副词，positive对应的副词形式为positively意为“绝对地，肯定地”。
26．考查非谓语动词。句意：卡森现身公共场所和电视节目，为自己的观点进行辩护。此处用非谓语动词作状语，结合句意，此处说明出现在公众视野中的目的，所以用动词不定式to defend作目的状语。
27．考查形容词。句意：卡森传递的内容令人警醒，该书带来的影响立竿见影且意义深远。此处位于系动词was后作表语，修饰事物，需用形容词，alarm对应的形容词alarming意为“令人担忧的、使人警醒的”。
28．考查动词时态语态。句意：滴滴涕的使用遭到禁止，美国也随之成立了环境保护局。此处为谓语动词，讲述过去发生的事情，主语The use of DDT与ban之间为被动关系，用一般过去时的被动语态，且主语为第三人称单数，所以谓语动词为was banned。
29．考查冠词。句意：这本书被视作西方世界环保运动兴起过程中的一个里程碑。milestone为可数名词单数，空前无限定词，结合句意，此处表示“一个里程碑”为泛指，且milestone是以辅音音素开头的单词，所以用不定冠词a。
30．考查名词。句意：与此同时，这本书提高了人们保护自然生态系统的意识，进而改变了世界。名词所有格people’s后接名词作宾语，aware对应的名词形式为awareness译为“意识”。
31．CD 32．AB 33．AD 34．B 35．BD 36．ABC 37．A 38．C 39．D 40．AC
【导语】本文以调侃的语气讲述在上海东方明珠附近手持蜜雪冰城的“生存技巧”，介绍了如何低调、得体地在高端城市景观中平价消费，语言风趣，暗含对城市消费文化的趣味观察。
【详解】31．考查名词。最近，网络在这份建议清单上又多加了一条告诫：无论出于何种情绪冲动，都不要把蜜雪冰城的杯子举得离东方明珠太近，以免这座著名的塔楼以城市防御塔的新身份，向你所站的位置“开火”。another后接名词，结合语境表示“提醒、告诫”，应用名词caution作宾语。
32．考查形容词。句意：同上。修饰 tower，需用形容词，celebrated意为“著名的、闻名的”，符合东方明珠的地位。
33．考查形容词。句意：上海不仅仅是一座城市，更是一场讲究精致的品味考验。修饰名词examination，需用形容词，表示“精心的、精致考究的”。
34．考查名词。句意：然而，蜜雪冰城闯入这片城市景观，就像灰姑娘出现在大理石宴会厅里一样。this后接名词，landscape 表示“景观、景致”，对应上海的城市风貌。
35．考查形容词。句意：拿着杯子的样子不要像拿着违禁品，而要像捧着祖传的家族宝物。修饰名词family treasure，表示“继承下来的、祖传的”，应用形容词inherited。
36．考查形容词。句意：仿佛你的柠檬茶是一款限量季节性联名款，只供应给情绪自控力强的人。修饰名词collaboration，表示“季节的、季节性的”，应用形容词seasonal作定语。
37．考查名词。句意：人们会在小巷里、大树下，或是便利店旁喝（蜜雪冰城）—— 在这些地方，城市里各个阶层的人早已达成一种现实的和睦。城市生存之道，一如既往，在于隐蔽。此处应用名词作宾语，表示“掩护，隐蔽”，为名词cover，不可数。
38．考查名词。句意：第三，优化你的说辞。此处应用名词作宾语，upgrade the narrative表示 “把说法包装得更体面”，符合语境。
39．考查动词。句意：最后记住，这篇文章只是被当作一个有趣的玩笑而已。be meant as为固定搭配，意为“本意是、被当作”。
40．考查名词。句意：毕竟，文明取决于分寸与适度。此处应用名词作宾语，proportion表示“比例、适度、恰当的尺度”，符合语境。
41．B 42．D 43．A 44．C 45．A 46．C 47．D 48．D 49．C 50．B 51．A 52．B 53．B 54．D 55．A
【导语】作者旅行时手机无法拍照，由此感悟旅行应用心亲身感受，而非一味拍照留念。
【详解】41．考查名词。句意：我拿起手机想拍下美丽的风景，却收到一条提示信息：“无法拍照：可用存储空间不足，无法拍摄照片。”A. ticket票；B. message信息、提示；C. call电话；D. letter信件。根据后文“Cannot take photos: There is not enough available _____ to take a photo”可知，手机弹出了文字提示信息。
42．考查名词。句意：我拿起手机想拍下美丽的风景，却收到一条提示信息：“无法拍照：可用存储空间不足，无法拍摄照片。”A. money金钱；B. time时间；C. electricity电量；D. storage存储空间。根据后文“went to see what pictures I could delete”可知，作者打算删除照片，是手机存储空间不足。
43．考查副词。句意：我心里一慌，立刻去查看可以删除哪些照片。A. quickly快速地；B. patiently耐心地；C. repeatedly反复地；D. happily开心地。根据前文“I panicked”可知，作者十分慌张，于是马上着手清理照片。
44．考查动词。句意：于是我尝试了另一个办法：卸载一些应用程序。A. donate捐赠；B. improve改善；C. remove移除、卸载；D. buy购买。根据前文“There is not enough available ____to take a photo”可知，手机空间不足，且照片都不能删除，所以需要卸载应用释放空间
45．考查动词。句意：在我接受无法拍照这个结果前，我已经错过了导游指出的许多绝美景色。A. accepted接受；B. suffered遭受；C. avoided避免；D. risked冒险。根据前文“I was annoyed at myself for not remembering to transfer (转存) my photos the night before.”可知，此处指作者不得不接受无法拍照的现实。
46．考查动词短语。句意：在我接受失败之前，我已经错过了导游指出的许多绝美景色。A. hearing of听说；B. looking after照顾；C. pointing out指出、指引；D. depending on依靠。根据常识和前文“I missed many breathtaking views that the tour guide”可知，导游会为游客指引、介绍沿途美景。
47．考查动词。句意：我回想起在规划这场旅行前，我和哥哥的一番谈话。A. canceling取消；B. surviving幸存；C. completing完成；D. planning规划。根据前文的“I thought back to the conversation”以及后文“My brother suggested I just look at pictures and videos of Switzerland”可知，对话发生在出发规划旅行的阶段。
48．考查形容词。句意：当时我觉得他的想法很荒唐。A. simple简单的；B. fresh新鲜的；C. useful有用的；D. crazy愚蠢的。根据后文“How could photos and videos compare to actually going to Switzerland”可知，作者并不认可只看影像不亲自旅行的想法，由此可在，此处指的是作者认为哥哥的想法是愚蠢的。
49．考查动词。句意：照片和视频怎么能比得上亲自前往瑞士、亲身感受这里的一切呢？A. choosing选择；B. introducing介绍；C. experiencing体验；D. protecting保护。根据前文“I picked up my phone to take a picture of the beautiful scenery.”以及“compare to actually going to Switzerland”可知作者认为亲身抵达当地，重在亲身感受与体验
50．考查形容词。句意：可我原本不就是打算拍下数不清的照片，再隔着屏幕回看瑞士吗？A. colourful色彩鲜艳的；B. countless无数的；C. wonderful精彩的；D. traditional传统的。根据前文“I picked up my phone to take a picture of the beautiful scenery.”可知，作者最初拿起手机拍照，由此可知，作者原本计划拍摄大量照片。
51．考查动词。句意：我一直在阻碍自己去体验这场期盼已久的旅行。A. keeping阻挡；B. excusing原谅；C. telling告诉；D. saving拯救。根据前文“But wasn’t I planning on taking ______ pictures and then looking at Switzerland through a screen ”可知，作者意识到自己沉迷拍照而忽略亲身感受，由此可知，此处指的是作者正阻止自己去体验这场期盼已久的旅行，keep sb. from doing意为“阻止某人做某事”符合语境。
52．考查动词。句意：我被迫在脑海中定格画面，用心感受瑞士的一切。A. advised建议；B. forced迫使；C. encouraged鼓励；D. trained训练。根据前文“Cannot take photos: There is not enough available ____ to take a photo.”以及后文“to experience Switzerland.”可知，因手机无法拍照，作者被迫用心感受风景。
53．考查副词。句意：相反，我用自己独特的经历在他们脑海中勾勒出画面，这种画面是任何照片都无法比拟的。A. Otherwise否则；B. Instead反而、取而代之；C. Besides此外；D. Therefore因此。根据前文“I no longer use pictures”以及后文的“I use my unique experiences to create an image in their minds”可知，前文说不再用照片，后文说用经历描绘画面，前后行为形成转折替代关系。
54．考查名词。句意：我用独特的经历在他们脑海中勾勒画面，这是任何照片都无法比拟的。A. game游戏；B. book书籍；C. trip旅行；D. picture照片。根据前文“I no longer use pictures”以及“I use my unique experiences to create an image”可知，此处将口头讲述与照片进行对比。
55．考查名词。句意：放慢脚步享受生活。行色匆匆不仅会错过风景，也会忘记前行的方向与初衷。A. scenery风景；B. buses巴士；C. people人们；D. lunches午餐。根据全文开篇“take a picture of the beautiful scenery”可知，文章围绕欣赏旅途风景展开。
56．A 57．D 58．B
【导语】这是一篇应用文，文章介绍了几本杂志的相关信息。
56．细节理解题。根据Dog World部分中“Dog World offers an abundance of captivating and intellectually challenging pieces (Dog World提供了丰富的有吸引力且智力上具有挑战性的作品)”可知，Dog World被推荐是因为其精彩的文章，故选A。
57．细节理解题。根据Modern Dog部分中“The front-page figures vary from the illustrious Paris Hilton and the whimsical Tinkerbell to the esteemed Virginia Madsen accompanied by her canine companions. (头版人物从著名的帕丽斯·希尔顿和异想天开的小叮当到受人尊敬的弗吉尼亚·马德森，她的狗同伴陪伴。)”可知，Modern Dog有名人访谈，故选D。
58．细节理解题。根据Bark部分中“I absolutely love Bark magazine! (我超爱Bark杂志)”和Modern Dog部分中“My latest cherished periodical has captured my heart!(我最近珍爱的期刊抓住了我的心！)”可知，Bark和Modern Dog两本杂志被推荐，故选B。
59．B 60．A 61．C 62．B
【导语】文章主要介绍全球环保行动的现状、现存问题，并列举成功案例，呼吁各国开展务实合作。
【详解】59．推理判断题。根据第一段中的“The report reveals a widening gap between political rhetoric and the slow pace of actual implementation on the ground. Although investments in green technology are breaking records, the planet’s temperature continues to climb.(这份报告揭示出政治言论与实际落地进展缓慢之间的差距正在不断扩大。尽管绿色技术的投资创下新高，但全球气温仍在持续上升。)”可知，首段意在点明环保承诺与现实情况之间存在矛盾。
60．词句猜测题。根据第三段中的“Many large corporations claim to be “carbon neutral” by buying cheap carbon credits from forest conservation projects abroad, rather than reducing emissions from their own factories. Scientists criticize this practice, arguing that it creates an illusion of progress while the planet continues to heat up.(许多大型企业通过从海外森林保护项目购买廉价碳信用额来宣称自己实现“碳中和”，却不从自身工厂减排。科学家对此提出批评，称这种做法制造出进步的假象，而全球变暖仍在持续。)”可知，很多企业并非真正节能减排，只是依靠购买碳额度伪装环保、制造虚假进步，由此可知greenwashing指虚假环保、进行误导性环保宣传的行为。
61．细节理解题。根据第三段中的“We cannot buy our way out of the climate crisis,” says Dr. Elena Rodriguez, a lead researcher. “Real change requires cutting emissions at the source.”(首席研究员埃琳娜·罗德里格斯博士表示：“我们无法靠购买手段摆脱气候危机。真正的改变需要从源头减少排放。”)”可知，在她看来，解决气候危机的根本办法是从源头直接减排。
62．推理判断题。根据最后一段中的“Despite these setbacks, the report highlights successful local initiatives that offer hope. In Kenya, a partnership between the government and local communities has successfully combined wildlife protection with solar power generation, providing both jobs and clean energy. Similarly, Costa Rica’s policy to pay landowners for preserving forests has restored biodiversity and boosted eco-tourism.(尽管存在这些阻碍，这份报告列举了诸多带来希望的地方性成功举措。在肯尼亚，政府与当地社区合作，成功将野生动物保护与太阳能发电相结合，既创造了就业岗位，又提供了清洁能源。同样，哥斯达黎加推行补贴土地所有者保护森林的政策，恢复了生物多样性并推动了生态旅游发展。)”可知，作者列举肯尼亚和哥斯达黎加的实例，是为了证明地方性环保举措能够取得实效，以此作为成功案例进行佐证。
63．D 64．C 65．B 66．A
【导语】文章主要探讨性别职业偏好成因，解读性别平等悖论并发表相关看法。
【详解】63．词句猜测题。根据第一段中“Is a teenage boy more likely to grow up working with children as a teacher or with engines as a mechanic Smart money bets on the latter, and that would still hold true even if you switch up the country or decade throughout the 20th century. But why What are the factors that contribute to this seemingly stereotypical outcome (一个十几岁的男孩长大后，是更可能成为一名与孩子们打交道的老师，还是与引擎打交道的机械师？理性判断会倾向于后者，而且即使你更换国家或回溯到20世纪的不同年代，这一结论依然成立。但这是为什么呢？是什么因素导致了这种看似stereotypical结果？)”可知，这一结论看似一成不变，stereotypical意思是“一成不变的”。
64．细节理解题。根据第二段中“And, perhaps counter-intuitively (与直觉相反), this preference for sex-typical jobs tends to increase when their country offers more economic and political empowerment for women — a phenomenon called the “gender-equality paradox (悖论)”.(或许与直觉相悖，当国家给予女性更多经济和政治权力时，人们对符合性别固有印象的职业偏好会加剧，这一现象被称作“性别平等悖论”。)”可知，女性获得更多经济与政治支持引发了该悖论。
65．细节理解题。根据第三段中“Social factors may indeed play a role in determining which jobs young men and women are interested in, but biology seems to be a considerable force driving these outcomes.(社会因素确实会影响年轻人的职业兴趣，但生理因素似乎是造成这一结果的重要原因。)”可知，生理因素最能决定个人职业兴趣。
66．推理判断题。根据第四段中“After all, if we want greater national wealth and gender equality, and these two things seem to push people towards sex-typical jobs, then why not let the chips fall where they may (毕竟，如果国家富裕和性别平等会让人们选择贴合性别特质的工作，那为何不顺其自然呢？)”可知，作者认为人们应遵从内心选择心仪工作，不必受干预束缚。
67．F 68．E 69．B 70．D
【导语】文章以《白鲸记》引出话题，论述适度冒险挑战能改善低落情绪、提升幸福感，并用相关研究佐证观点，号召人们主动尝试冒险。
【详解】67．根据前文“Since whaling was an exhausting and dangerous job, this advice might seem counter intuitive in today’s era of self care.(因为捕鲸是一项耗费体力且危险的工作，在如今注重自我关怀的时代，这个建议似乎有违常理)”以及后文“If you’re troubled by your own case of the ‘hypos,’ the cure may be a tough challenge.(如果你也深陷情绪低落，一剂良药或许是艰难的挑战)”可知，此处需要转折衔接，解释梅尔维尔观点的深层含义。F选项“But Melville perhaps knew something we’ve forgotten: When life is getting you down, the answer is not more comfort but less.(但梅尔维尔或许知道我们遗忘的道理：当生活使你沮丧，解决办法不是更多舒适，而是更少)”，通过But形成转折，承接上文看似反常的建议，引出下文挑战可治愈低落情绪。
68．根据后文“Indeed, learning new things with a spirit of curiosity and exploration has been shown to boost mood. This raises an interesting paradox (悖论) that appears in this field of happiness research.(事实上，带着好奇与探索的心态学习新事物，已被证实可以改善情绪。这就引出了幸福感研究领域中一个有趣的悖论。)”可知，后文讲述带着好奇心学习新事物可以改善情绪，不只身体冒险，脑力挑战同样有效。C选项“An adventure need not always be physical — mental challenges can offer similar rewards.(冒险不一定总是身体上的，脑力挑战也能带来相似的回报)”，引出下文精神、学习层面的挑战。
69．根据前文“Just as more demanding physical and mental adventures boost happiness, their absence can harm well being.(正如高难度的身心冒险能提升幸福感，缺少它们会损害身心健康)”可知，此处承接缺少冒险带来的负面影响。B选项“People can suffer when there aren’t enough external stimuli and new experiences.(当缺乏足够的外界刺激与新鲜体验时，人们会感到痛苦)”符合语境。
70．根据后文“And that is the point. If it were safe, it wouldn’t be heroic; if it were predictable, it wouldn’t be an adventure.(这正是关键。若安全便算不上英勇，若可预测便不是冒险)”可知，后文强调冒险具有不确定性、不可预测性。D选项“There is no guarantee that whatever adventure you choose will turn out the way you hope, of course.(当然，你选择的冒险未必会如你所愿)”，指出冒险的未知性，引出后文对冒险本质的阐述。
71．参考范文：
From that day on, I stopped comparing myself to others and focused on doing my best. I threw myself into the activities I loved: leading book club discussions, spending more time tutoring students who needed help, and even organizing a small fundraiser for a local children’s shelter with my soccer team. It wasn’t always easy — there were nights when I stayed up late studying for exams, weekends I spent volunteering instead of hanging out with friends, and moments when I still felt like giving up. But whenever I felt discouraged, I thought of Cathy’s words.
When applying to colleges, I hesitated before adding Harvard. My hands trembled as I clicked “submit” on my application. I told myself that even if I didn’t get in, I was proud of how hard I had worked. Weeks later, when I received the acceptance letter in the mail, I couldn’t believe my eyes. What made it even more amazing was that Harvard offered me a full scholarship through their need-based financial aid programs — all because of the hard work I had put in during high school.
【导语】本文以人物为线索展开，讲述了怀揣哈佛梦的高中生Ana在老师开导下摆脱自我怀疑与攀比焦虑，坚持做自己，努力追梦终圆梦，告诉高中生不必追求完美，要展现真实自我的故事。
【详解】1.段落续写：
①由第一段首句内容可知，第一段可描写作者所参与的一些活动和感受。
②由第二段首句内容可知，第二段可描写申请大学时的心理活动和得知结果后的感受。
2.续写线索：专注追梦——参加活动——最终圆梦——内心感悟
3.词汇激活
行为类
①投入：throw oneself into/plunge into/be devoted to
②熬夜：stay up/sit up
情绪类
①气馁的：discouraged/disheartened/dispirited
②令人惊讶的：amazing/astonishing/surprising
【点睛】【高分句型1】I threw myself into the activities I loved: leading book club discussions, spending more time tutoring students who needed help, and even organizing a small fundraiser for a local children’s shelter with my soccer team.(运用了省略关系词的定语从句和who引导的定语从句)
【高分句型2】What made it even more amazing was that Harvard offered me a full scholarship through their need-based financial aid programs — all because of the hard work I had put in during high school.(运用了What引导的主语从句、that引导的表语从句、省略关系词的定语从句)
72．Many compulsive hoarders are resistant to cleaning up their houses, fearing that it will turn their daily lives into a nightmare.
【详解】表示“许多强迫症的囤积者”应用many compulsive hoarders；表示“对……有抵触态度”应用be resistant to，陈述客观事实，使用一般现在时，主语为复数名词，be动词用are；表示“清理屋子”应用clean up their houses，位于介词to后面，使用动名词作宾语；表示“担心”应用fear，此处为现在分词作伴随状语；表示“这会使日常生活沦为噩梦”应用that it will turn their daily lives into a nightmare，此处为that引导的宾语从句，从句不缺成分，且引导词没有含义，从句使用一般将来时，表示将要发生的事情。
73．
Those ignorant of the complexity of history tend to impose their narrow values on the whole society.
【详解】“对……一无所知”用固定搭ignorant of，形容词短语作those“那些人”的后置定语，“历史复杂性”用名词词组the complexity of history，谓语“往往倾向于”用动词短语tend to do，句子陈述客观事实，用一般现在时，主语those是复数，tend用原形，“把……强加于……”用动词短语impose...on...，impose用不定式形式，“他们狭窄的价值观”用名词词组their narrow values作impose的宾语，“整个社会”用名词词组 the whole society作介词on的宾语。
74．It was the first time that Helen had understood such a complex word.
【详解】表示“那是某人第一次做某事”应用固定句型It is/was the first time that sb. has/have/had done...，题目中讲述过去的事情，主句为一般过去时，从句需使用过去完成时；从句主语“海伦”译为Helen，谓语“明白、理解”用动词understand，用过去完成时态had understood，宾语“如此复杂的词语”译为such complex word。
75．
This century-old store enjoys a great reputation for its excellent craftsmanship, which enables it to stand out even in a highly competitive market.
【详解】“百年老店”对应century-old store”，“享有盛誉”是enjoy a great reputation ，“因……”用for引出原因，“出色的工艺”即excellent craftsmanship，“使得”用enable ；“脱颖而出”为stand out；“在竞争激烈的市场中”表达为in a highly competitive market。 前半句This century-old store enjoys a great reputation for its excellent craftsmanship是主句，后半句which enables it to stand out even in a highly competitive market为非限制性定语从句，which指代前面整个主句内容，句子陈述客观事实，用一般现在时。
76．This comedy film skillfully combines interesting plots with humorous dialogue, amusing audiences while letting them feel the charm and warmth of life.
【详解】描述客观事实用一般现在时。表示“这部喜剧电影”译为this comedy film；表示“巧妙地融合”译为skillfully combine…with…；表示“有意思的情节”译为interesting plots；表示“幽默的对话”译为humorous dialogue；表示“使发笑”用动词amuse，与film构成主动关系，故用现在分词作状语；表示“观众”用复数名词audiences；表示“感受到生活的趣味与温暖”运用状语从句的省略，为while letting them feel the charm and warmth of life。
77．Dear Editor,
I'm writing to share my opinions on Use AI Wisely, Protect Our Earth.
AI indeed helps environmental protection by monitoring pollution and predicting climate changes. However, its massive power consumption and abandoned devices cause energy waste and electronic waste.From my perspective, we should make the most of AI's strengths while limiting its downsides.
I suggest tech firms develop low-energy AI equipment and recycle used AI products regularly. Besides, citizens ought to avoid unnecessary use of AI devices.Only by wise use can AI serve green development well
Best wishes!
Yours,
Li Hua
【导语】本篇书面表达要求考生给网站编辑写一封邮件，参与以“ Use AI Wisely, Protect Our Earth ”为主题的讨论，发表看法并给出建议。
【详解】1.词汇积累
观点：opinion→point of view
的确：indeed →definitely
导致：cause → result in
充分利用：make the most of→ take advantage of
2.句式拓展
同义句转换
原句：However, its massive power consumption and abandoned devices cause energy waste and electronic waste.
拓展句：However, its massive power consumption and abandoned devices cause energy waste and electronic waste, which do harm to environment.
【点睛】【高分句型1】 From my perspective, we should make the most of AI's strengths while limiting its downsides.(运用了状语从句的省略)
【高分句型2】 Only by wise use can AI serve green development well(运用了部分倒装句)
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