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题型组合练(二十五)
(建议用时：45分钟　总分：47.5分)
Ⅰ．阅读理解(共8小题；每小题2.5分，满分20分)
A
(2026·湖南永州模拟)
The results of the artificial intelligence (AI) boom have found fertile ground in modern agriculture，from application systems to on-the-go machine operation adjustments．The industrial revolution of AI is promoting the rapid development of agriculture，as equipment makers create “smarter” machinery equipped with increasing amounts of background data and digital circuitry (电路) patterned after the human brain．
In a recent interview about the use of AI in production agriculture，John Deere's President of Lifecycle Solutions，Justin Rose，said AI is essential to his company's goal of helping farmers be more profitable and sustainable while using fewer resources： less land，chemicals and labor．
Rose points to Deere's See & Spray technology and its use of AI to boost productivity through improved crop protection chemical use．“Traditional sprayers treat entire fields with herbicides，but our system uses 36 cameras and advanced machine learning to identify and spray only the weeds—while moving at 12－15 mph，covering 3 football field lengths per minute，” he says．He notes the system uses 70% less chemical than traditional application practices for significant improvements in profitability，sustainability and efficiency．
The examples of AI in agriculture are many，with ranks growing rapidly each year，but before farmers can benefit from these developments，they must first become familiar with the technology and how to operate it，stall settings，plan their season around the equipment and make in-season adjustments．AI is helping with this challenge．Farmers don't have endless opportunities to get everything right，but with the help of AI，we can turn a farm career's 40 harvests into 40，000 opportunities to learn and optimize (优化)．
Rose says the AI race has just begun．“This is the slowest it's ever going to go，and we're all going to have to raise our game and move more quickly all the time，” he explains．That involves those who design and program AI applications，those who depend upon them，and those who sell and service them．
1．How does Rose illustrate AI's function in chemical use
A．By giving an example．
B．By giving a definition．
C．By making a comparison．
D．By making an assumption．
2．What are farmers advised to do in paragraph 4
A．Acquire knowledge of AI and apply it．
B．Adjust equipment according to the season．
C．Increase the number of harvests by using AI．
D．Take endless chances to get everything right．
3．What does Rose think of AI's current application
A．Immature．
B．Fast-paced．
C．Highly-developed．
D．Complex．
4．What can be a suitable title for the text
A．AI Will Replace Workers in Various Fields
B．AI Is Busier in Agriculture Than Many Realize
C．Farmers Say Goodbye to Traditional Agriculture
D．Aims of AI Are Changing in Developing Agriculture
B
(2026·天津红桥区模拟)
Fresh peas often take so long to reach grocery stores that they usually lose their original flavor and texture (质地) when you eat them．Frozen peas，which are frozen within hours of being picked，keep their sweetness and crispness，not to mention their bright color．
While people in cold climates have been preserving food by freezing for longer than we probably can record，in the early 20th century，processed-food companies had a lot to learn when it came to making defrosted (解冻的) fish and other foodstuffs delicious．Frozen food always took on a depressingly mushy texture (糊状质地)．
The idea of making food eatable for the future by freezing had been appealing for quite some time．Sir Francis Bacon，the famous statesman who is behind what we now call the scientific method—in which an observation leads to a question that can be tested—conducted a food-freezing experiment in 1626．Bacon noticed food could be stored longer in winter，so he had a chicken's body stuffed with snow to see if it would be well preserved．His death prohibited him from continuing the experiment，but the concept had legs．
A turning point in the frozen food industry's history came when Clarence Birdseye，a naturalist，lived in Labrador from 1912 to 1915．There he learned about the customs of the Inuit，who would go ice fishing and then let their catch immediately freeze in the very cold air．When this frozen fish，which was left out in the cold，was eventually cooked，it tasted fresh and delicious．He applied the same method to cabbages，and it worked wonderfully．
Later，Birdseye launched a series of inventions using the idea of quick freezing．However，frozen food didn't find its feet then．Large numbers of Americans first tasted frozen food in the 1940s，during World War Ⅱ，when there was a shortage of canned goods．Even more significant was the fact that while men were off fighting，women took jobs outside the home，causing them to seek faster ways to fix meals．
It took trial and error to discover the foods that froze well and to improve refrigeration in transportation systems，in stores，and in people's homes．
5．What challenge did processed-food companies face in the early 20th century
A．To promote sales of frozen products．
B．To harvest ripe vegetables in a short time．
C．To keep the original color of frozen products．
D．To preserve the flavor and texture of defrosted food．
6．What was the purpose of Sir Francis Bacon's experiment in 1626
A．To study the properties of snow．
B．To test food preservation by freezing．
C．To find the best way of preserving food．
D．To improve a traditional scientific method．
7．What did Clarence Birdseye learn from the Inuit
A．Cooking skills mattered a lot to flavor．
B．Ice fishing could be a health-giving activity．
C．Quick freezing helped keep food's flavor and freshness．
D．Certain frozen products offered superior taste and quality．
8．Which of the following is the best title for the text
A．The Challenges and Misunderstandings of Frozen Food
B．Frozen Food：A Good Alternative to Fresh Food
C．The History and Development of Frozen Food
D．Clarence Birdseye： A Pioneer of Frozen Food
Ⅱ．完形填空(共15小题；每小题1分，满分15分)
(2026·安徽阜阳模拟)
Everyone deserves the chance to make an honest living in an environment where they're treated as equals．Puzzles Bakery and Cafe in New York recognizes that there are some people who are 1 left out of the workplace，or if 2 ，given tasks that don't allow for them to grow or truly shine．
The 3 to the problem 4 capable employees who happen to have various forms of disabilities．Even the café's logo—a puzzle piece— 5 their firm support for the disabled．
By opening Puzzles，the owner，Sara Mae Pratt，wanted to give those with disabilities the right to feel part of the working 6 and be able to take pride in their work．
Pratt gave all of her employees a(n) 7 to shine，doing tasks that would challenge any worker，such as 8 ，cooking，taking orders，serving customers，preparing food，etc．
And she's not just 9 to make her employees feel good．Her 10 of acceptance and tolerance also extends to her customers．“What I 11 about Puzzles is that everyone can feel really at home and safe here．All of our employees are really understanding and trained．”
Since opening Puzzles，the 28-year-old owner says she's 12 close to 4，000 applications for jobs．Realizing she can't hire every single applicant，her 13 is to franchise (授予……特许经营权) the cafe and bakery， 14 as many people as possible．In the meantime，she hopes other businesses will become 15 by her mission and welcome employees with special needs．
1．A．ultimately　　　　 B．unfairly
C．simply D．accidentally
2．A．included B．assisted
C．treated D．acknowledged
3．A．challenge B．request
C．impression D．solution
4．A．Influencing B．Attracting
C．Serving D．Hiring
5．A．demands B．admires
C．represents D．memorizes
6．A．conditions B．performances
C．community D．promotion
7．A．lesson B．chance
C．interview D．account
8．A．sewing B．delivering
C．farming D．baking
9．A．pretended B．permitted
C．intended D．competed
10．A．values B．expectations
C．instructions D．presentations
11．A．tell B．inquire
C．love D．read
12．A．typed B．written
C．rejected D．received
13．A．goal B．hobby
C．attitude D．reference
14．A．organizing B．seeking
C．benefiting D．selecting
15．A．satisfied B．inspired
C．frustrated D．embarrassed
Ⅲ．七选五(共5小题；每小题2.5分，满分12.5分)
(2026·江苏无锡模拟)
You may wonder what exactly the professional athletes eat for breakfast to be able to perform impressive physical achievements． 1 Brittany Dunn，a chef for the Philadelphia Eagles，has found that what professional athletes eat varies widely among athletes and the sports they play．
“I have worked with an athlete who prefers two boiled eggs with peanut butter toast and a coffee，an athlete who prefers an acai bowl and sauteed veggies (炒蔬菜)，and an athlete who orders two breakfast sandwiches，” she said．“ 2 Besides，the amount of time between eating and the following training session，body composition and sport also matter．”
3 She said，“Game day is not the day to try new foods．Additionally，having a consistent breakfast routine can help professional athletes feel more mentally prepared for the day ahead．”
As for general caloric needs，professional athletes need to consume more than the average person given the amount of energy they're using in their respective sports，and to help with recovery．Dunn said she has worked with an athlete who required a 1，000-calorie recovery fruit juice post-training，plus three to four additional meals throughout the day．
“We really need to put a lot of fuel into athletes，so we might give them things like juice or even candy to make them feel more hungry，” said Dr．Marc Bubbs，a nutritionist of Canada Basketball Team． 4
The more intense your exercise，the greater your reliance on carbohydrates (碳水化合物)． 5 The male athletes Bubbs has worked with need about 4，000 calories a day while the general recommendation for the average person is around 2，000 calories per day．
A．The short answer：it depends．
B．Women would probably require fewer calories．
C．He was also a consultant for a group of Olympic athletes．
D．Therefore，professional athletes simply need more carbohydrates．
E．A balanced breakfast typically includes protein，fiber and nutrients．
F．In her experience，most athletes eat the same breakfast before every competition．
G．The characteristics of athletes' breakfasts are affected by personal preferences and diets．题型组合练(二十五)
Ⅰ．【语篇解读】　本文是一篇说明文。文章主要介绍了人工智能在农业中的应用迅速增长。
1．C　[推理判断题。根据第三段中的“‘Traditional sprayers treat entire fields with herbicides．．．while moving at 12－15 mph，covering 3 football field lengths per minute，’ he says．He notes the system uses 70% less chemical than traditional application practices for significant improvements in profitability，sustainability and efficiency．”可知，Rose是通过作比较的方式来说明人工智能在使用化学品中的作用。故选C。]
2．A　[细节理解题。根据第四段中的“The examples of AI in agriculture are many．．．plan their season around the equipment and make in season adjustments．”可知，该段建议农民熟悉人工智能技术并将其投入实际应用中。故选A。]
3．A　[推理判断题。根据最后一段内容可知，Rose认为人工智能目前的应用还不够成熟。故选A。]
4．B　[标题归纳题。根据全文内容，尤其是第一段和第四段中的“The examples of AI in agriculture are many，with ranks growing rapidly each year”可知，本文主要介绍了人工智能在农业中的应用迅速增长，B项最适合作为文章标题。故选B。]
【语篇解读】　本文是一篇说明文。文章主要讲述了冷冻食品的历史与发展，包括早期面临的挑战、关键实验与发明以及在二战期间的普及等。
5．D　[细节理解题。根据第二段可知，20世纪初，加工食品公司面临的挑战是保留解冻食品的风味和质地。故选D。]
6．B　[细节理解题。根据第三段中的“Sir Francis Bacon，the famous statesman who is behind what we now call the scientific method．．．so he had a chicken's body stuffed with snow to see if it would be well preserved．”可知，弗朗西斯·培根爵士在1626年进行实验的目的是测试冷冻保存食物的方法。故选B。]
7．C　[细节理解题。根据第四段中的“A turning point in the frozen food industry's history came when Clarence Birdseye．．．When this frozen fish，which was left out in the cold，was eventually cooked，it tasted fresh and delicious．”可知，克拉伦斯·伯宰从因纽特人那里学到的是快速冷冻有助于保持食物的风味和新鲜度。故选C。]
8．C　[标题归纳题。通读全文，尤其是第二段以及第四段中的“A turning point in the frozen food industry's history came when Clarence Birdseye，a naturalist，lived in Labrador from 1912 to 1915．”可知，本文主要讲述了冷冻食品的历史与发展，包括早期面临的挑战、关键实验与发明以及在二战期间的普及等，所以C选项最符合文章主旨。故选C。]
Ⅱ．1－5　BADDC　6－10　CBDCA　11－15　CDACB
Ⅲ．【语篇解读】　本文是一篇说明文。文章主要讲述了职业运动员的早餐因个人喜好、运动项目及身体状况而异，且强调比赛日早餐应保持一致，同时指出高强度运动依赖碳水化合物，不同性别的运动员的热量需求也有所差异。
1．A　[根据上文“You may wonder what exactly the professional athletes eat for breakfast to be able to perform impressive physical achievements．”可知，关于职业运动员到底吃什么早餐的问题，本空应给出一个初步的、概括性的回答。A选项能承接上文，符合题意。故选A。]
2．G　[根据上文“I have worked with an athlete who prefers two boiled eggs with peanut butter toast and a coffee，an athlete who prefers an acai bowl and sauteed veggies，and an athlete who orders two breakfast sandwiches”可知，本空应强调运动员早餐选择的多样性的原因。G选项能承接上文，符合题意。故选G。]
3．F　[根据下文“She said，‘Game day is not the day to try new foods．Additionally，having a consistent breakfast routine can help professional athletes feel more mentally prepared for the day ahead．’”可知，本空应强调比赛期间运动员早餐的一致性。F选项指出运动员通常在比赛前保持一致的早餐习惯，能引出下文，符合题意。故选F。]
4．C　[根据上文“‘We really need to put a lot of fuel into athletes，so we might give them things like juice or even candy to make them feel more hungry，’said Dr．Marc Bubbs，a nutritionist of Canada Basketball Team．”可知，本空应继续对马克·巴布斯博士的权威性进行进一步的介绍。C选项能承接上文，符合题意。故选C。]
5．D　[根据上文“The more intense your exercise，the greater your reliance on carbohydrates．”可知，本空应强调碳水化合物对专业运动员的重要性。D选项能承接上文，符合题意。故选D。]

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