2026答卷前,第一部分聽力（共兩節(jié),30分第一節(jié)（5小題;1.5分,7.5分）后,10秒鐘的時間來回答有關(guān)小題和閱讀下一小題。每段對話僅讀一遍。WhatisthemanlookingA．Abirthday B．Ascarffor C．AgiftforhisWhatwillthespeakersdothisSeea B．Walkonthe C．FlykitesintheWhatisthewoman’splanfortheRelaxingat B．Catchingupon C．VisitingherWhatwillthemanprobablyDraw B．Write C．PlayWhatdoesthemanprobablyA．A B．A C．A第二節(jié)（15小題;1.5分,22.5分5段對話或獨白。每段對話或獨白后有幾個小題,A、B、C三個選項中選出最佳選項。聽每段對話或獨白前,你將有時間閱讀各個小題,5秒鐘;聽完后,5秒鐘的作答時間。每WhenwillthewomangototheAt6 B．At7 C．At9HowwillthewomanbuytheBycallingthecinema’sstaff. B．Bygoingtothecinema.C．Byvisitingthecinema’swebsite.聽下面一段對話,WhatdoesTimremindLisatobringforthe B．An WhatdidTimdolastHewatched B．Heplayed C．HefinishedhisWhatisLisamostexcitedtoseeatthe 聽下面一段對話,回答以下小題Whatwastheman’schildhoodPeacefulandadventurous. B．Busyandcolorful.C．Challengingandcomplex.WheredidthemanattendIn B．In C．InanearbyWhydoesthemanfrequentlyreturntohishometown?A．Tomeethisfriends. 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B．Howtorepairanoldbike.C．Whethertobuyabikeonline.Howmuchdoestheonlinebike WhatdoesthewomanfocusonabouttheonlineItssizeand B．Itshigh C．Itsmisleading聽下面一段獨白,WhatisacommonmisunderstandingabouttheItuses B．Itsells C．ItonlygrowsWhatcanvisitorsdoontheTastefresh B．Catchfishbythe C．BringtheirownWhatisthemaintopicoftheA．Aguidetolocal B．AtourofthenewC．Alessononcatching第二部分閱讀（共兩節(jié),50分第一節(jié)（15小題;2.5分,37.5分閱讀下列短文,A、B、C、DWhichbookyoushouldreadbasedonyournexttravelHarukiMurakami’s“1Q84”isadystopianadventurethat’sperfectfortheplaneridetoFamedJapaneseauthorHarukiMurakamicreatesanalternate1984called1Q84wherenothingfeelsrightandeverythingisslightlydifferent.SetinTokyo,Japan,thisdystopian,mystery-filledfantasynovelissuretokeepyourcaptivatedduringyourtrip.Bring“OneHundredYearsofSolitude”toreadinSouthAsignificantworkofliterature,GabrielGarciaMarquez’sclassicfollowsgenerationsoftheBuendiafamilyastheyliveintheirSouth-Americantown.GarciaMarquez’smagicalrealismpairedwithhislushdescriptionsmakesthebookaperfectreadforvisitingsomeofthebreathtakingsightsofSouthAmerica.Considerpickingup“TheGreatGatsby”ifyou’regoingtoTheHamptonsinNewAlthoughthe“WestEgg”and“EastEgg”intheclassicnovelmoregreatlyresembletheGreat-NeckandPort-Washingtonpeninsulas（半島）onLongIsland,F.ScottFitzgeraldisbelievedtohavebeeninspiredbyHamptonswhencraftingthisbook.SetintheJazzAge,thebook’sdecadence,hotsummers,andlongingforpastloversmakeitagreatcompanionforpoolhopping,charcuterieeating,andluxuryshoppinginTheHamptons.Asyou’retravellingaroundAmsterdam,read“TheFaultinOurPreviouslyadaptedintoafilmin2014,JohnGreen’sstoryofstar-crossedteenagersfamouslyincludesatriptoAmsterdam.TheAnneFrankHouseandTheRijksmuseumaretwoofmanymajordestinationsmentionedinthebook.Plus,thebenchfromthefilmadaptationofthisnovelhaseverbecomeitsowntouristspot.Ifyouareintoparallelexistenceandyouarefullofimagination,whichbookwouldyouliketopickTheFaultinOur B．OneHundredYearsof D．TheGreatWhichoneofthefollowingsisNOTGenerationsoftheBuentiafamilyliveintheirSouth-AmericanOneHundredYearsofSolitudeisabookmainlyaboutsightsofSouth“WestEgg”and“EastEgg”arebothplaceTheGreatGatsbyiswrittenbyF.ScottAnexcerptfromthebook:Onemightmarvelattheinsanity（瘋狂）ofthesituation:Amothersendsher16-year-olddaughteralonewitha17-yearoldboyoutintoaforeigncity.Accordingtotheintroductionmentionedabove,whichcityisprobablythisforeigncity? B．New D．SaoSoonafterItookmystepsintoaresearchlabasafirst-yearcollegestudent,thingswentwrong.Ileftalltheenzymes（酶）atroomtemperatureovernight,insteadofputtingtheminthefreezer.Thiscouldhavestoppedmefromperformingexperimentsonmyown,butmymentor（導(dǎo)師）Sauria,whowasapostdoc,didn’tshowangerordisappointmentafterIruinedallthenewlyorderedsubstances.IwentontoworkwithSauriaformoreyearsandhesetmeupforsuccessinscience.Fromthestart,SauriashowedaleveloftrustinmyexperimentalskillsthatIdidnotalwaysthinkIdeserved.EvenwhenIused10,000timesmoreofanexpensivereagent（試劑）thanIshouldhave,Sauriadidn’trollhiseyes.Instead,heguidedmethroughhowthereagentworks,makingitateachablemoment.Healsotoldmestoriesofhisownmistakes,helpingmegainlessonsfromthesituationanddobetter.Afterafewmonthsinthelab,SauriaandIstartedaprojecttogetherthatrequiredustowriteacomputerprogram.ThatwassomethingIhadexperiencein,anditfeltgreattoteachhim.Overtheyears,he’salwaysbeenopentoatwo-wayexchangeofinformation,whichhasledustodevelopmanysuccessfulprojects.Weevenpublishedapapertogether—justthetwoofus.Withtheseresults,myconfidenceincreasedgraduallyduringtheLookingback,I’mthankfultomeetthementorwhodrilledintomeadesiretolearnandgavemefreedomtocontributemyownideas.Ihopeallmentorshavetheirowninnerexcitementaboutnewknowledgeandskillsandpassitontoothers,becauseundergraduateresearchersaren’tjustanextrapairofhandsinthelab—we’realsofuturescientistswhoneeddirectionandencouragement.WhatmistakedidtheauthormakeinhisfreshmanDoingexperimentswrongly. B．Storingenzymesimproperly.C．Forgettingtofetch D．MessingsubstancesintheHowdidSauriarespondtoHereflectedonthemregularly. B．Heconsideredthemanecessarypart.C．Hetalkedaboutthemin D．HeturnedthemintolearningWhatboostedtheauthor’sProgrammingcapabilities.B．TherecognitionfromSauria.C．Cooperativeachievements.D．Theexchangeofknowledge.WhatdoestheauthorthinkmentorsshouldShapethemindsofscientists.B．Fireothers’passionforlearning.C．Keepsharingnewknowledge.D．EncouragefreedomofAxolotls（蠑螈）,aspeciesnativetoMexico,possessaremarkableabilitytoregeneratelostlimbs,organs,andevenspinalcord（）tissuewithinweeks.ApioneeringstudypublishedinNatureCommunicationshasdecodedthisbiologicalwonder,offeringpotentialpathwaysforhumanregenerativemedicine.LedbybiologistJamesMonaghan,ateamofresearchersgeneticallyengineeredaxolotlstoglowinthedark,enablingprecisetrackingoftheirregeneration.Theirinvestigationidentifiedretinoicacid—avitaminAderivative（衍生物）commoninskincare—asthekeydriveroflimbregrowth.Thismoleculeactsasablueprint,ensuringcorrectlimbregrowth（e.g.,ahandinsteadofanentirearm）DevelopmentalbiologistCatherineMcCuskerhighlightedalong-standingpuzzle:“Howdoesregeneratingtissueknowexactlywhattorebuild?”Toanswerthisquestion,Monaghan’steamtestedtheeffectsofvaryingretinoicacid（）concentrationsonamputated（切斷的）axolotllimbs.Experimentsrevealeddistinctretinoicacidgradientsalonglimbs:higherconcentrationsnearshoulderstriggeredcompletelimbregeneration,whilelowerconcentrationsnearhands/feetresultedonlyinfingerortoeregrowth.Theenzyme（酶）CYP26B1regulatesthisgradientbybreakingdownexcessretinoicacid,controllingitsdistribution.Moreover,agenecalledShox—targetedbyretinoicacid—isessentialtothisprocess,accordingtothestudy.Humanssharethesebiologicalcomponents:retinoicacidpathwaysandtheShoxgene.“Wehavethemachinery—wejustneedtoactivateit,”Monaghanstated,imaginingfuturemedicalpatchesthatcouldreprogramhumancellstoregeneratelimbsratherthanformscars.Whileclinicalapplicationsremainyearsaway,thisresearchprovidesfoundationalknowledge.McCuskeremphasized:“Investmentinbasicscienceiscrucial.Understandingaxolotlsbringsusclosertosolvinghumanregenerationchallenges.”Thestudyclarifiesnature’srepairmanual,potentiallytransformingtraumatreatment.WhathumanmedicalfieldcouldbenefitfromaxolotlImmediatespinalinjurytreatment. B．Newvitamin-basedskincareproducts.C．Advancedwoundhealingtechnology. D．Glowinganimalgeneticengineering.WhatcontrolswhetherafullarmorjustfingersgrowWherethebodypartiscut. B．Thelevelofachemicalattheinjurysite.C．Howactiveakeygene D．ThetimetakentobreakdownanWhatdoestheunderlinedword“machinery”inparagraph4referToolsforgeneticmodification. B．Naturalbodypartsforregrowth.C．Processesoflimb D．TechnologyformedicalWhydoestheauthorincludeMcCusker’semphasison“investmentinbasicToadvertisepotentialclinicalTourgeimmediatefundingformedicalToaddressdifficultiesinpracticalTostressthefoundationalvalueoftheAgroupofgiraffesmoveselegantlyacrossawide-openKenyanplain.Theirlongnecksstretchhigh,swinginggentlywitheachgracefulstep.Thesunbathesthelandscapeinagoldencolour,castinglongshadowsoverthegrass.Inthedistance,thesnow-cappedMountKilimanjarorisesgrandlyagainstthesky.Whathasledtogiraffes’extraordinaryshape?AccordingtoCharlesDarwin,theneckof1.8mbenefitsthembyallowingthemtoout-reachshorter-neckedcompetitorstofeedongreenleavesintalltrees;ithasbecomeaclassicexampleofevolutionary（進化）theory.ButtheresearchfromEastAfricashowedthattallgiraffesfrequentlyfeedfromlow-growingbushesandeatfasterandmoreregularlyatlowheights.ThisisasurpriseforDarwin’sfeedingcompetitionidea.Giraffesinvestalotinneckgrowth.Malescontinuetogrowtheirnecksintooldage（about28）,wellpastthetimefemalesstop（aroundtheageof8）.Atlast,maleshavelongandstrongnecks,whichtheyusetoshowoffbeforefemalesaswellasfightagainstenemies.ItseemsthattheirnecksaremorenotablyusedasweaponsthanforIstheneckaresultofevolution?Theanswershoulddatebacktotheirancestors.In2022,agroupofexpertsledbyaChinesebiologistuncoveredoneofthesmallestknowngiraffefossils.Thisancientanimal,standing1.2mtall,showedashortbutstrengthenedneckandahornedhead.Thatwastheearliestknownshapeofgiraffeseverfound.Theylivedsome16.9millionyearsago!Today’sgiraffesaremuchlarger,withneckslongerandhornsdramaticallyreduced.Withtheneckstheycannotonlyeathigherandlower,spotdangerearlier,butfightwithmorepower.Theseallcontributetotheirsurvival.Darwinisright.Watchingthegiraffesgracefullywanderacrosstheplain,Iamonceagaininaweofthenaturalbeautyshapedbythepowerofnaturalselection.WhatisthepurposeofmentioningtheresearchfromEastTodoubtanestablishedtheory. B．Toofferanadditionalexample.C．Toadvocateforcommon D．TosupportaquestionedWhatdoestheauthoraimtostressaboutgiraffes’neckgrowinginparagraphTheadvantageofthemales. B．Theimportanceforsurvival.C．Therelationwiththeirages. D．Thedifferencebetweengenders.Whatisnowtheauthor’sattitudetowardsDarwin’sHeiswell B．HeisC．Heismore D．HeisstillWhichcanbethebesttitleforthetext?A．AnExceptiontoDarwin’sTheory.B．GiraffesandTheirNeckCompetition.C．TheProblemofGiraffeEvolution.D．Nature’sPerfectDesignfor第二節(jié)（5小題;2.5分,12.5分閱讀下面短文,TheRiseof“China-Overpastyears,guochao,or“China-chic”hasbeengainingpopularityamongChineseconsumers.GuochaoconveystheculturalheritageandvaluesofChina.36.“China-chic”isrising,butwhatisit?Theideaofguochaowasfirstborrowedfromsomeinternationalbrands,andbegantowinoverChineseconsumersin2015.37.In2018,ChinesesportswearbrandLi-NingpresenteditsWuDao（theprinciplesofTaoism）collectionattheNewYorkFashionWeek.ItfeaturedbrightredcolorandChinesecharacters.brandshavesincefollowed,heralding（預(yù)示）theearlyperiodof38.Thiswasaperiodwhenapplicationsofbigdata,cloudcomputing,theInternetofthings,and5Gtechnologyhitthemarketoneafteranother.DomestictechcompaniessuchasHuawei,Xiaomi,andDJImadeInitsthirdstage,guochaobecamemorecommonineverydaylife.Overthepastdecade,guochaohasexpandedfromconsumergoodstoexperientialproducts.Asconsumersareshowinggreaterinterestinculturalidentityandcreativity,productionsliketheTVprogramNationalTreasure,andthedanceshowNightBanquetinTangDynastyPalaceintegrateculturalandhistoricalelementswiththelatestaudio-visualtechnologies.39.Nowadays,guochaoismovingtothenextstage.Nomatterhowthetrendevolves,Chinesepeople’spositiveattitudetowardthecountry’sdevelopmentandtheirrecognitionofandgrowingconfidenceinnationalculturewon’tchange.40.Seenfromabroaderperspective,guochaomirrorstheriseofChina,acountryeagertomakeitspresencefeltglobally.Guochaoisastyle,butmoreimportantly,ittransmitscultureandvalues.ThetrendgrewinthefollowingTheygivetheviewersatotallynewThenextstagesawtheriseofChina’snativefashionItalsoexpressesnationalprideandconfidenceinanewThesecondperiodofguochaomainlyfeatureshi-techItssuccesswillrelyfirstandforemostongainingculturalTheconceptof“MadeinChina”wasrecognizedastherepresentationofChinese第三部分語言運用（共兩節(jié),30分第一節(jié)（15小題;1分,15分閱讀下面短文,A、B、C、DWhenIaskedmyadvisorincollegewhatIshoulddowithmylife,helookedatmytranscripts（成績單）,whichshowedlotsoflanguageclasses,someliteratureclasses,advancedmathematics,andIndianhistory.Heshruggedhisshouldersandsaid,“Maybelawschool?”ItsoundedlikeIwasgoingnowhere.Atthatmoment,Irememberedwhatahighschoolteacherhadtoldme:“You’reabornwriter.”Consequently,I thatthiswaswhatIshoulddo.IgotajobwhereIthoughtI’dbegivenachancetostartoutonmywritingcareer.Alocalcompanywasbuildinganonlinetooltoteachmathematics,andtheyneededhelpwitheverythingfromprogrammingtowriting.Istartedoutprogramming,andsinceIhadtakenplentyofcoursesinmathematicsandcomputerscience,itwaseasyto42themanagementthatIwasabletodothis.ItwasnotlongbeforeIaskedthemtogivemeachancetowritethemathslessons.Theresultturnedouttobe,well,43“Whydidyoustartthelessonthisway?”mybossasked.“Thisdoesn’tworkatall!”Itriedagainandlookedforwardtoreceiving feed-back.“I’mnotsurethisisreallywhatyou’regoodat,”hesaidthesecondtime.Iwascrushed,andmybossputmebackonprogramming. ,Ikeptwritingoutsidenormalofficehours.I fictionwithotheraspiringwritersineveningworkshops.IreadasmuchasIcouldandstudiedhowotherwriterswrote.Afteralongwhile,Ipersuadedmybosstogivemeanother ,andthistimehestartedapprovingthelessonsIhadwritten.Inafewyears,Imovedtoanothercompany,whereIworkedasthe editor,trainingandsupervisingateamofwritersandeditors. ,IusedtobelievesuccesswouldcomeeasyseeingthatIwas“abornwriter.”ButnowIhavecometounderstandthatpeople’scareersandlivesalmostneverworkthisway.Therearealwaysunexpectedobstacles,andsuccessisneverquitewhatyou ittobe.Thisiswhyperseveranceis .Asindividuals,weneedperseverancetoachieveourgoals,evenifsometimesitappearsthattheobstaclesaregoingtomakeusso thatwewillneverreachthegoalswe’vesetforourselves.TheBritishinventorJamesDyson,whohadmademorethan5,000prototypes（原型）ofhisbaglessvacuumcleanerbeforecomingupwithaviablemodel,oncesaidthatcompetitiverunningtaughthimhowtopersevere.“Itseemsasthoughyoucan’tcarryon,butifyoujust 53 thepainbarrier,you’llseetheendandbeokay.”Andasmembersofacommunity,weneedthesamekindofperseveranceintimesof .Addressingproblemssuchasclimatechangemayrequireustomake ,likeeatinglessmeattocutcarbondioxideemissions,butthegoal,onceachieved,willcertainlybeworthit.C．GoingforwardD．Moving53．A．getB．giveC．pickD．set第二節(jié)（10小題;1.5分,15分閱讀下面短文,1TheHongkouDistrictSportsFestival,aimingtoestablishShanghai’sRuihongTiandiasanintegratedsportsand56（consume）centre,kickedoffonJuly5.57（span）58daysthroughAugust31,theeventcapitalizesonitspeaksummerseasontoengageallagegroupswith13majorcompetitionsand45sporting （structure）aroundthreemainactivitypillars—competitivesportsevents,communitycompetitionsandrecreationalsportsactivities—thefestivalfeaturednational,city,anddistrict-levelsportingevents.TheseincludedanationalGochampionshiphostedbytheChineseWeiqiAssociation,aShanghaiamateurfencingopenorganizedbytheChinaSportSchoolFederation, ayouthjumpropecompetition talentedstudentsdemonstratedtheirathleticabilities.Sinceitslaunch,morethan200experientialactivities,followedbyatech-integratedsportszoneaddedinmid-August,61 （develop）forthefestivalthroughitspartnershipwithDecathlon.Toboostcommercialcooperation,organizersteamup 100localrestaurantsand39sportsvenues,launchingdiscountpackageswithparkingprivileges.Acutting-edgevirtualcarnivaldemonstrates 63enhancedrealitytechnologytransformsathleticexperiences,operatingdailyfrom7:00amuntil2:00am64（serve）diverseThisextendedframeworkoftheHongkouHazhajinSportsFestivalpromotessports-retailintegrationstimulatesdistrict-wideeconomicvitality,witheachgoal （respective）inplace.（共兩節(jié),40分）第一節(jié)（15分）注意：1.802.可適當(dāng)增加細(xì)節(jié), 第二節(jié)（25分67.閱讀下面材料,根據(jù)其內(nèi)容和所給段落開頭語續(xù)寫兩段,Itisthelastdayoffourthgrade.OutsideofmyclassroomIfearfullyopenedtheenvelopethatheldmyacademicreportcard.“Please,Ijustwanttopass.”Iprayedinmyheart.“Promotedtofifthgrade,”thereportread.Iwaslettingoutaloudsighofreliefwhenmyeyeswenttothewordsonthebottom.“Teacher:Mrs.Walitt.”“What?”Ilookedcloser,certainI’dmisread,butnowthenameseemedtojumpoffthepagein3D．Thiswasn’tpossible.Mrs.Walitttaughtfirstgrade.Myonecomfortaboutschoolwasthatthiswoman-literallymyleastfavoriteteacherontheplanet-wouldneverteachme.Iwasnofavoriteofherseither.Iwasself-consciousaboutmystutter（口吃）,andtriedtomakeupforitbyspeakingandreadingoutloud.ThatpastyearI’dbeenfrequentlypulledfrommyregularclassforspecialtutoringinaroomsharedwithMrs.Walitt’sfirstgraders.Onedayearlyon,Mrs.Walittcalledmeoutfromacrosstheroom.“Quietdown,”shesaid.“You’reinterruptingus.”Iinstantlyresponded.“Oh,justleavemealone!”I“You’dbetterbegladyou’renotinmyclass,youngman.I’dputyouinyourI’dbeentaughtbymyparentstorespectmyteachers.Butallmyfrustrationcamepouringoutofme.Isaid,“Youwillneverbemyteacher.”NomatterhowbadlyIdidinschool,IwassureIwouldn’thavetorepeatfirstFortherestoftheyear,Mrs.WalittandIdidn’thavemuchNowMrs.Walittwashavingthelastlaugh.Onthefirstdayoffifthgrade,Isatunhappyinthelastrow.“Welc