浙江省强基联盟2025-2026学年高二下学期3月开学联考试卷 英语（含解析）

这是一份浙江省强基联盟2025-2026学年高二下学期3月开学联考试卷 英语（含解析），共17页。试卷主要包含了听力选择题，阅读理解，完形填空，语法填空，书信写作，书面表达等内容，欢迎下载使用。
1．What is the wman skilled at?
A．Design.B．Cmputers.C．Business management.
2．Hw des the man usually g t wrk?
A．By bus.B．By car.C．By bike.
3．What were the lessns abut?
A．Sme survival skills.B．Weather reprting.C．Ways t build cnfidence.
4．What are the speakers ding?
A．Chsing a huse.B．Mving int a huse.C．Decrating a huse.
5．When did the wman take the thery test?
A．In April.B．In May.C．In June.
听下面一段对话，回答以下小题。
6．Where des the cnversatin prbably take place?
A．In a gym.B．On the playgrund.C．At a swimming pl.
7．What recrd des the man expect t set?
A．2'2".B．2'5".C．2'8".
听下面一段对话，回答以下小题。
8．Hw ld is the man’s daughter nw?
A．12.B．13.C．14.
9．Hw did the man knw abut the cake shp?
A．Frm a text.B．Frm its website.C．Frm peple arund him.
10．What character cake des the man decide t rder?
A．Nick.B．Judy.C．Flash.
听下面一段对话，回答以下小题。
11．What is prbably “The Lunar Blm”?
A．A band.B．A cncert.C．A stadium.
12．Hw did the man feel abut the live perfrmance tw years ag?
A．It was bring.B．It was pleasing.C．It was strange.
13．What des the wman think f the ticket?
A．Cheap.B．Reasnable.C．Expensive.
14．What time will they meet?
A．At 5:00 p.m.B．At 6:00 p.m.C．At 7:00 p.m.
听下面一段对话，回答以下小题。
15．Hw des the man balance his wrk and life?
A．By making weekly plans.B．By recrding all activities.C．By setting a clear timetable.
16．What can we learn abut the wman?
A．She seeks perfectin at everything.
B．She always fails t fllw her plans.
C．She balances wrk and studies easily.
17．What may the wman d t keep a clear head when she studies?
A．Take shrt walks.B．Read sme bks.C．Listen t music.
听下面一段独白，回答以下小题。
18．What is the speaker mainly talking abut?
A．The persnal space rules.B．The pace f life in Suth Krea.C．Her experience with culture shck.
19．Why did the speaker leave Italy?
A．Fr wrk.B．Fr study.C．Fr travel.
20．Which f the fllwing might the speaker feel cmfrtable with?
A．The schl life.B．The safety cameras.C．The quiet in public.
二、阅读理解
Beaches tend t be a warm weather affair, but that desn’t mean they’re any less beautiful in winter. Ready t find yur perfect winter beach vacatin spt? Here’s where Americans lve heading when the temperatures drp.
San Clemente, CA
San Clemente is a winter bird hideaway thanks t its views, trails, and marine life. Winter is the prime time t spt migrating gray whales. It’s als a great time t avid the high summer heat while explring trails alng the dramatic cliffs and wandering dwn the ne-mile beach. RVers and campers are als welcme, as San Clemente has a highly rated campgrund right n the beach.
The Glden Isles, GA
Alng with thse mdy beach days, visitrs t the Glden Isles can als sak up unique celebratins and festivals during the cler mnths. That includes a tw-mnth-lng treasure hunt n Jekyll Island, alng with the Hlly Jlly Jekyll light parade and the Brunswick Christmas Parade. If yu like t travel with Fid, head t the Glden Isles — during fall and winter, dgs are allwed back n the beaches!
Key West, FL
Lcated right n the brder with the trpics, Key West desn’t necessarily slw dwn fr winter. Still, yu can find sunshine adventures acrss the Keys, frm Higgs Beach t Bahia Hnda State Park. While the water is definitely cler, yu can still dive underwater int a breathtaking cral (珊瑚) paradise and swim t play with the fish thrughut the cldest winter mnths in many parts f the Keys.
Perdid Key, FL
Perdid Key is an unspiled island that’s ften labeled a hidden jewel n the Gulf Cast. It’s a prtected island where yu can spt sea turtles, shrebirds, and the Perdid Key beach muse. If yu want a mre utdrsy experience, yu can take turs f Perdid Key State Park and even camp at the Perdid Key RV Resrt & Marina.
21．What can visitrs prbably d in San Clemente, CA?
A．Jin a ne-mile treasure hunt.B．G snrkeling in cl water.
C．Watch gray whales’ migratin.D．Camp at a marine themed resrt.
22．Which ne is mst suitable fr divers?
A．Key West, FL.B．The Glden Isles, GA．
C．San Clemente, CA．D．Perdid Key, FL.
23．What is the main purpse f the passage?
A．T advcate prtecting beaches.B．T cmpare different winter beaches.
C．T intrduce winter beach vacatin spts.D．T recmmend activities fr beach lvers.
In the summer f 2019, I accmpanied my 75-year-ld partner Alex t a memry disrders clinic. After failing a series f mental tests, Alex was diagnsed with dementia (痴呆). The nurse advised Alex t srt ut his finances and tld me, “Yu’ll simply have t d mre.”
Indeed, my life became filled with endless care tasks — zipping Alex’s jacket, helping him shwer, and making all decisins fr him. When I tried t search a Medicaid prgram fr help, I hit ne difficulty after anther. One prgram ffered nly ne day f assistance per week. The ther, which ffered three days f help, insisted that Alex culd never be utside alne, a cnditin I refused t accept. I can’t decide which ne t pick.
I emailed my physician friend Rachel fr advice, and her respnse was this: “It sunds like yu’re living in the land f bad chices.” Reading it, I felt as if my brain had been rearranged, t allw me t see the situatin in a different way. Instead f chasing the “best” ptin, I nly needed t pick the “least bad” ne, which made decisin-making easier.
I picked the three day care prgram. But Alex sn fell seriusly ill and culdn’t care fr himself; he was sent t a recvery facility an hur away — this farther ne with trained staff was the better bad chice. A COVID utbreak fllwed, infecting Alex; the facility culdn’t treat him, and I had nly 15 minutes t decide whether t send him t the hspital. I chse quickly. I was with him when he died there the next afternn.
Three years later, when talking t thse caring fr dementia patients, I never tell them t “d mre”. Instead, I pass n Rachel’s wrds. This shift in perspective, thugh simple, is truly helpful fr anyne stuck in the land f bad chices.
24．What des the underlined sentence in the first paragraph mean?
A．Mre mental tests wuld be needed.B．Alex wuld need full attentin.
C．Further treatment wuld be refused t ffer.D．Medicaid prgram shuld be sught.
25．What d we knw abut the Medicaid prgrams?
A．They had trained staff.B．They had strict requirements.
C．They were nt fully satisfying.D．They prvided sufficient help.
26．Hw did the authr prbably feel after reading Rachel’s email?
A．Stressed.B．Relieved.C．Cnfused.D．Delighted.
27．What can we learn frm this passage?
A．Many hands make light wrk.B．The least bad may be the best.
C．Every clud has a silver lining.D．Out f the frying pan int the fire.
China’s space technlgy team has made an imprtant breakthrugh in cmbining AI and space technlgy. The self develped gegraphic infrmatin platfrm MerakGIS, created by the Hangzhu Center f China Aerspace Science and Technlgy Crpratin, has built a new intelligent system fr space-air infrmatin prcessing. This system has caught wide attentin frm experts and peple in the industry since it was released last mnth.
This platfrm creatively cmbines large language mdels with agent technlgy, shifting the traditinal “human-cmputer interactin” mde t a mre effective “human-machine cperatin” ne. Users can simply input their questins r requirements, and the system intelligently explains cmplicated satellite pictures, cmbines diverse spatial (空间的) datasets, and des advanced studies. Nw, users can cmplete satellite image interpretatin, space data cmbining, and smart checking directly by using natural language instructins. This makes it much easier fr nn-experts t use. Even peple with little technical training can use it easily and quickly.
T imprve independent innvatin, the team has wrked tgether with Zhejiang University and Zhejiang Labratry n technical research and achievement transfrmatin. They have spent nearly tw years slving key prblems and testing the system again and again. Their cntinuus effrts fcused n slving the prblems f data wrking well tgether and making the AI algrithms (算法) better. At present, MerakGIS has been successfully used in the new energy field, prviding stable spatial data services and management supprt fr mre than 1, 000 slar pwer statins acrss the cuntry. It has helped these statins imprve their wrk efficiency by abut 30%.
This achievement cmbines high-precisin “aerspace cre” with intelligent “AI brain”, expanding the use f space-air infrmatin in strategic emerging industries and shwing aerspace technlgy’s value in serving natinal ecnmy and peple’s livelihd. The team says they will keep imprving MerakGIS and hpe t apply it in mre fields like agriculture and envirnmental prtectin in the future.
28．What is the primary purpse f creating MerakGIS?
A．T develp new satellites.B．T prmte AI technlgy.
C．T attract wrldwide experts.D．T prcess space-air infrmatin.
29．Which is an innvatin f the platfrm?
A．It relies n satellite image analysis.B．It cuts aerspace technlgy csts.
C．It perates thrugh natural language.D．It replaces human wrkers entirely.
30．What can be inferred abut the platfrm’s develpment?
A．It was finished within a mnth after being released.
B．It relied mainly n verseas labs fr cre technlgy.
C．It was tested nce and applied immediately natinwide.
D．It tk jint wrk t imprve integratin and algrithms.
31．Which f the fllwing best describes the future f MerakGIS?
A．Uncertain.B．Prfitable.C．Dubtful.D．Prmising.
As clcks spring frward in the nrthern hemisphere (北半球), many peple eagerly await lnger, sunnier evenings. They might accept a few sleepy mrnings as a small trade-ff. Hwever, recent studies warn that Daylight Saving Time (DST) culd harm health in lasting ways.
Our bdy’s internal clck, called the circadian rhythm, sits in a brain area knwn as the suprachiasmatic nucleus (SCN). This clck cntrls when we feel awake r sleepy. It manages melatnin, a hrmne (荷尔蒙) that makes us sleepy, and crtisl, a hrmne that bsts wakefulness. Light expsure, especially blue light in the mrning, starts this clck. Special cells in the eyes send signals t the SCN. When mrning light hits right, sleep hrmnes kick in at night, and we wake up naturally the next day.
Standard time, ften called winter time, matches sunlight better. On standard time, peple get mre blue mrning light, thus setting ff their bdy clcks prperly. DST, hwever, steals an hur f mrning light and adds an hur f bright evening. Less mrning blue light means the SCN is never fully “clicked”, while evening light stps melatnin and pushes bedtime later. The result is a daily mismatch that cntinues fr mnths.
Large studies shw what this mismatch csts. Americans living n the late sun edge f a time zne sleep 19 minutes less a night during DST, and are 11% mre likely t be verweight. Teenagers, already night wls, lse 32 minutes. The switch week itself is wrse: heart attacks jump 24%, strkes 8%, suicides 6%, and fatal car crashes rise.
Experts ffer fixes. Chrnbilgist Eva Winnbeck frm the University f Surrey suggests sitting utside in mrning light (n sunglasses) t reset yur clck. Skip bright screens at night, and use warm hme lights in the evening t prtect melatnin. Enjy evening activities like gardening r glf, but try range tinted glasses t blck blue light. Yu might feel silly, but better sleep is wrth it.
32．What is the main functin f the circadian rhythm?
A．It reduces the risk f heart attacks.B．It cntrls sleep related hrmnes.
C．It absrbs sunlight t wake peple up.D．It affects peple’s preference fr DST.
33．Why des DST negatively affect sleep quality?
A．It disturbs melatnin prductin.B．It shrtens the time f night sleep.
C．It increases mrning blue light expsure.D．It makes teenagers awake in the mrning.
34．What measure can help reduce the harm caused by DST?
A．Using cl lights at night.B．Aviding screens cmpletely.
C．Wearing range tinted glasses.D．Staying indrs in the mrning.
35．Which f the fllwing is the best title fr the passage?
A．DST: A Cure fr SleeplessnessB．DST: A Hidden Threat t Health
C．DST: Blue Light Secrets at SunriseD．DST: Internal Clck’s Perfect Match
Hw t Build Self-cnfidence
Self-cnfidence is an imprtant quality that helps us face challenges and achieve ur gals. 36 Here are sme practical tips t help yu develp it, whether yu’re struggling with daily tasks r preparing fr big life milestnes.
· Set small and achievable gals. 37 When yu finish a small gal, yu will feel a sense f achievement, which can encurage yu t take n bigger challenges. Fr example, if yu want t imprve yur English, yu can start by memrizing 10 new wrds every day instead f 100 a tiny step leading t great prgress ver time.
· 38 Trying new things, such as jining a club r giving a shrt speech, can help yu learn new skills and discver yur hidden abilities. These small acts f curage are exactly what fuel yur self belief. In cntrast, staying stuck in the familiar will nly limit yur ptential and hld yu back frm grwth.
· Stay kind t yurself. Being gentle with yurself means accepting yur shrtcmings. 39 They are part f the learning prcess, and it’s imprtant t learn frm them instead f feeling ashamed. Yu can als write dwn yur strengths and achievements t remind yurself f yur gd pints n tugh days.
· Surrund yurself with ptimistic peple. They can give yu supprt and encuragement when yu feel dwn. Avid peple wh always criticize yu r make yu feel bad abut yurself. After all, the influence f thse arund yu is pwerful, shaping hw yu see yurself each day. 40
Patience and effrt fueling yu, yu’ll find yurself grwing int the psitive persn yu’ve always wanted t be.
A．It cmes frm experience.
B．Step ut f yur cmfrt zne.
C．Dn’t blame yurself fr failures.
D．It is smewhat tugh t build, hwever.
E．Divided tasks are easier than cmplex nes.
F．A gd md helps yu develp cnfidence easily.
G．Psitive peple can bst yur md and mtivatin.
三、完形填空
Last summer, I vlunteered t wrk at a lcal cmmunity library. At first, I thught it wuld be a (n) 41 jb — just srting bks and guiding readers. Hwever, my 42 changed cmpletely after I met Mr. Hendersn, an elderly man wh visited the library every weekday afternn.
Mr. Hendersn was 43 and rarely spke t thers. He wuld always sit in the crner, 44 the same shell f bks abut astrnmy. One day, I nticed he was frwning at a bk with a trn cver, lking rather upset. I 45 my shyness and walked up t him. “Can I help yu find a new cpy f this bk?” I asked gently. He hesitated fr a secnd and then 46 a quick nd.
Later, I learned that Mr. Hendersn had been a teacher f astrnmy befre he 47 because f pr health. He tld me that the bk was a gift frm his favrite student, wh had passed away years ag. That was why the 48 bk meant s much t him.
I felt a strng 49 t help him. I searched thrugh the library’s ld strage rm and finally fund anther cpy f the same bk. I passed it t him, his eyes 50 with tears. “Yu have n idea hw much this means t me,” he said in a 51 vice.
After that, Mr. Hendersn began t talk t me mre ften. He shared stries abut his students and the jy f explring the stars. Gradually, I realized that vlunteering wasn’t just abut ding tasks — it was abut 52 cnnectins and bringing warmth t peple’s lives.
One day, Mr. Hendersn 53 me a ticket t a ppular astrnmy lecture. “It’s a thank-yu gift,” he said. Attending that lecture made me fall in lve with astrnmy t. Nw, I ften read bks abut the universe in my spare time, 54 by ur shared lve f astrnmy.
This experience taught me that the mst valuable things in life are nt things we can buy, but the meaningful mments and 55 we build with thers.
41．A．bringB．idealC．tiringD．tugh
42．A．designB．attitudeC．beliefD．intentin
43．A．friendlyB．patientC．lnelyD．depressed
44．A．searching frB．pinting tC．staring atD．cmmenting n
45．A．threwB．sensedC．vercameD．recalled
46．A．presentedB．shkC．turnedD．gave
47．A．retiredB．escapedC．rejectedD．fled
48．A．rdinaryB．wrnC．valuableD．rare
49．A．desireB．fearC．pityD．sense
50．A．cludedB．clsedC．reflectedD．cried
51．A．deepB．brkenC．steadyD．lud
52．A．breakingB．cmparingC．bridgingD．lsing
53．A．lentB．deliveredC．handedD．displayed
54．A．inspiredB．persuadedC．attractedD．engaged
55．A．partnershipsB．relatinshipsC．membershipsD．schlarships
四、语法填空
阅读下面短文，在空白处填入适当的内容(一个单词)或括号内单词的正确形式。
When I signed up fr the schl’s hiking club, I had n idea 56 tugh the jurney ahead wuld be. And then came the hike day, but the weather was awful — strng winds blew, and rain began halfway, 57 (make) the path slippery and hard t walk n.
My legs ached badly after an hur, and I wanted t quit, but I saw a grup f disabled hikers supprted by vlunteers, mving frward slwly and 58 (steady) with walking sticks. Amng them was a by wh had lst ne leg in a car accident. He 59 (wear) a determined smile and never stpped fr a rest, his face full f determinatin instead f despair. Greatly 60 (shck), I reminded myself that I had n excuse 61 (cmplain).
Gradually, I adjusted my pace and kept ging, even with blisters n my feet. 62 my surprise, I nt nly finished the hike but als reached the summit earlier than many experienced members. I tk a pht f the amazing scene with my phne, and it later became ne f my mst precius 63 (memry).
What impressed me mst was the by’s wrds at the summit: “It is nt the destinatin 64 the curage t keep ging that matters.” This experience taught me that we can find 65 (strng) t carry n if we refuse t give up.
五、书信写作
66．假定你是李华，你校英文报“Yuth Vice”专栏正在举办征文活动，本期主题为“直播时代的购物”。请你写一篇短文投稿，谈谈它对青少年消费行为的影响，内容包括：
1. 描述现象；
2. 你的观点。
注意：
1. 写作词数应为80左右；
2. 请按如下格式在答题卡的相应位置作答。
Shpping in the Live Streaming Era
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六、书面表达
67．阅读下面材料，根据其内容和所给段落开头语续写两段，使之构成一个完整的故事。
The sun was sinking when Tm set ff fr hme frm his part-time jb at the grcery stre. The after-schl wrk had taken up mst f his spare time, but he never cmplained-every penny he earned was fr his grandma’s medicine. He had been wrking there fr tw mnths, and every evening he wuld buy sme bread and warm milk befre heading hme. The sweet smell f the bread always lingered in his nse, making his empty stmach rar sftly, but he never tk even a small bite f it.
Grandma’s illness had kept her quite weak fr weeks, and the sft bread and warm milk were the nly things she culd eat easily these days, s Tm made sure t bring them hme withut fail each day. The narrw path cutting thrugh the wds was his usual shrtcut, which culd save him nearly 20 minutes. It was a quiet trail lined with tall pine trees, and Tm had walked it hundreds f times, even memrizing the psitins f every animal shaped stne alng the way.
But tday, the sky turned frm pale range t dark gray in the blink f an eye, and a heavy rain began t pur dwn withut warning. Tm pulled the cllar f his jacket up t cver his face, hlding the paper bag with bread and milk tightly against his chest t prtect it frm getting wet. The rain beat against his shulders mercilessly, saking his schl unifrm thrugh in minutes.
He tried t quicken his pace, but the dirt path sn turned int a muddy mess. His sneakers sank int the sft mud with every step, making it harder t mve frward. Befre lng, he realized he had wandered ff the familiar path in the thick frest. Tm felt a surge f fear welling up; he tried t call fr help at the tp f his vice, but his cries were drwned ut by the deafening thunder crashing verhead. With n ther chice, he struggled tward it, slipping and falling several times n the slippery grund.
注意：
1. 续写词数应为150左右；
2. 请按如下格式在答题卡的相应位置作答。
Tm lked ahead, all hpe seemingly slipping away.
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Just then, thrugh the mist, he sptted a faint yellw light flashing in the distance.
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参考答案
1．B
【原文】M: I’m thinking f starting my wn business selling digital psters.
W: That’s a great idea, especially with yur design skills.
M: Thanks. I might need yur help t create the website thugh, since yu’re really gd with cmputers. \
2．C
【原文】W: I saw yu drive t wrk tday instead f riding yur bike. That’s unusual!
M: It’s because f the rain. Yu knw, the buses are t crwded and cars are always stuck in traffic. S the bike is always my first chice unless the weather is really bad.
3．A
【原文】M: Did yu watch the news reprt abut the lcal snwstrm, Maria?
W: Yes, it’s pretty scary. Our teacher gave us lessns n hw t help urselves ut during a snwstrm the ther day. Nw, I’ll feel mre cnfident if ne happens.
4．A
【原文】W: Well, the bedrm lks very cmfrtable, and the kitchen is large. But the walls need a fresh cat f paint.
M: Yes, this clr is ut f date. And the yard is half the size we are hping fr. We’d better keep lking.
5．B
【原文】W: I failed the driving exam, and it takes curage t take it again in June.
M: Cheer up! At least yu passed the mst difficult part — the thery test last mnth.
W: Yeah, I had gd luck in May.
6．C 7．A
【原文】M: Can yu pass me the cap and the glasses? I’m ging t swim a few mre laps befre the class starts.
W: Sure. D yu want me t time yu?
M: That wuld be great. I’m ging t try my best.
W: Okay, I’ll keep an eye n the time. What’s yur current best time?
M: 2 minutes and 5 secnds.
W: That’s gd. Hw much faster d yu want t g?
M: I’d like t g three secnds faster than my recrd.
W: I’m sure yu can make it!
M: We’ll see. I’ve been practicing a lt lately.
8．A 9．C 10．B
【原文】M: Hell, I’m lking t rder a birthday cake fr my daughter. Her birthday is in tw weeks.
W: Well, yu’ve cme t the right place. What age is she?
M: She’s turning 13.
W: And d yu knw what style f cake she wuld like?
M: I’ve heard frm my neighbrs that yu d characters. She lves a mvie called Ztpia. Culd yu d a
character frm that?
W: Of curse. I’ve dne a few Ztpia cakes and psted them n ur website. Which character wuld she like
mst?
M: There’s ne called Judy, right? She’s a rabbit.
W: Yes, I knw the ne. And many kids als g fr Nick r Flash.
M: Her favrite animal is rabbit, s I think that might be her preferred ne.
W: Nt a prblem. I can have that ready fr cllectin by Thursday. Yu can cme t pick it up when yu receive a text frm ur shp.
M: Perfect.
11．A 12．B 13．B 14．B
【原文】M: Hey, Sarah, did yu hear abut the cncert at the Crystal Pavilin next mnth?
W: N. Yu mean the sprts center? Wh’s perfrming?
M: Yes, The Lunar Blm! They’re n a special autumn tur, and ur city is ne f their stps.
W: Oh, I lve them! Have yu ever been t ne f their cncerts befre?
M: Yes. I saw their live perfrmance tw years ag. It abslutely blew me away.
W: Cl! Did yu get a ticket yet?
M: Yeah. I bught ne this mrning. D yu want t jin me?
W: Abslutely! Hw much are the tickets?
M: Arund $50 fr general admissin. Nt t expensive.
W: It’s excellent value. I’ll try t get ne later. Hpe they’re still available. What time des it start?
M: The gates will pen at 7:00 p.m., and the Lunar Blm shuld g n stage tw hurs later. Hw abut we meet there an hur earlier befre the gates pen? Then we can get smething t eat first.
W: N prblem!
15．C 16．B 17．B
【原文】M: Hi, Emily. I heard yu are managing yur studies and wrk at the same time. Hw d yu feel abut that?
W: It’s tugh, but I’ve fund sme ways t make it easier. Hw abut yu, Tm? Hw d yu balance wrk and persnal life?
M: Oh, I usually wrk frm 8:00 a.m. t 6:00 p.m. It’s quite a lng day, s I try t set clear bundaries between wrk and persnal time. I make a daily schedule, listing my wrking hurs, my free time, and even things like exercise r scial activities.
W: That’s smart! I’ve tried t make plans befre, but I never stick t them.
M: It’s kay nt t be perfect at everything. Rest is als imprtant.
W: I knw. When I’m at wrk, I take abut 10 minutes every hur t walk arund r listen t sme music t refresh myself. When I’m studying, I try t take a lnger break every cuple f hurs — maybe ding sme reading r light stretching exercises in the break rm.
18．C 19．A 20．C
【原文】
I recently mved frm Italy t Suth Krea t teach at an internatinal high schl in Seul. Nw, after six mnths f living here, I’m finally getting used t almst everything! But here are sme f the things I fund the mst surprising when I first arrived here. Firstly, schl is taken very seriusly here. Even very yung kids attend several schls and after-schl activities and have a lt f hmewrk. This leads t gd grades and well-behaved kids but als puts a lt f pressure n yung peple. Secndly, the pace f life here is really fast. If yu rder fd at a restaurant, it can usually be n yur table in minutes with gd quality. If yu need smething fixed, r yur clthes cleaned, it can usually be dne within a few hurs, which is amazing! Thirdly, the persnal space rules are different. Peple stand clser tgether than I was used t. But they als tend t be a lt quieter in public here, which is nice! Finally, security cameras are everywhere, and peple will happily leave their cmputers, phnes, and wallets n café tables. I still can’t get used t that!
36．D 37．E 38．B 39．C 40．G
41．A 42．B 43．C 44．C 45．C 46．D 47．A 48．B 49．A 50．A 51．B 52．C 53．C 54．A 55．B
56．hw 57．making 58．steadily 59．wre/was wearing 60．shcked 61．t cmplain 62．T 63．memries 64．but 65．strength
66．Pssible versin 1
Shpping in the Live Streaming Era
Nwadays, live-stream shpping has becme an irresistible trend, especially amng teenagers. We are ften attracted by hsts’ enthusiastic prmtins, vivid prduct demnstratins and tempting discunts, making impulse purchases a cmmn ccurrence.
Frm my perspective, live-stream shpping is a duble-edged swrd. On ne hand, it ffers cnvenience, enabling us t buy varius prducts at hme and access detailed prduct infrmatin. On the ther hand, teenagers are prne t verspending due t lack f self-cntrl. Thus, we shuld keep a ratinal mind, resist the temptatin f flash sales and spend mney wisely.
Pssible versin 2
Shpping in the Live Streaming Era
Nwadays, live-stream shpping has deeply changed teenagers’ cnsumptin behavirs. We are unwilling t d shpping alne; instead, we ften watch live streams with friends, share favrite prduct links in grup chats, and even make jint purchases fr bigger discunts.
This trend turns shpping int a scial activity, making buying things mre fun and strengthening bnds with peers. Hwever, it als leads t mre impulse buys, as we may fllw friends’ chices withut careful cnsideratin. Thus, while enjying the scial fun f live-stream shpping, we shuld stick t ur wn needs and keep a ratinal attitude twards cnsumptin.
67．One pssible versin
Tm lked ahead, all hpe seemingly slipping away. The dense trees blcked ut the last glimmer f daylight, and thick mud clung t his sneakers like heavy chains, slwing him dwn with every step. The milk’s warmth already fading, he clutched the paper bag tightly t his chest, his tired legs trembling with exhaustin. Yet, the thught f Grandma waiting anxiusly by the windw lit a tiny flame in his heart. With renewed reslve, he tried t spt the familiar pines and animal-shaped stnes he’d memrized by heart, but his strength drained fast, and despair sn crept int his heart.
Just then, thrugh the mist, he sptted a faint yellw light flashing in the distance. It was the sft light frm his hme’s windw, left n by Grandma. He hurried ver and saw her prpped weakly against the drframe, her thin frame trembling in the cld wind and rain. “Grandma!” he chked ut, his vice cracking. She handed him a thick blanket t wipe the water ff, her eyes glistening with relief. “Yu’re saked, my by,” she murmured faintly. Tm held up the unblemished bag prudly, “I brught yur bread and milk.” A sft sigh escaped her lips as she gazed at the bag. As he tld her abut his little adventure, they walked int the huse tgether. In that warm light, the rain utside seemed gentle, and all the hardship melted int the quiet bundless lve between a by and his grandma, lve that culd weather any strm.题号
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B
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C
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C
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A
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