2026年哈三中高三下学期三模英语试卷及答案

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第一部分 听力（共两节，满分 30 分）
回答听力部分时，请先将答案标在试卷上。听力部分结束前，你将有两分钟的时间将你的答案转涂到答题卡上。
第一节（共 5 小题；每小题 1.5 分，满分 7.5 分）
听下面 5 段录音。每段录音后有一个小题，从题中所给的 A、B、C 三个选项中选出最佳选项。听完每段录音后，你都有 10 秒钟的时间回答有关小题和阅读下一小题。每段录音播放两遍。
Where is the man ging?
A business meeting.B. A family party.C. A city in Australia.
What des the man want t d?
Cmplain abut an emergency.
Extend the lan perid fr a bk.
Ask abut the due date f his bk.
What is the wman’s feeling nw?
Cncerned.B. Disappinted.C. Regretful.
Where des the cnversatin take place?
At the wman’s huse.B. At a supermarket.C. At a restaurant.
What are the speakers talking abut?
Buying a new cat.
Planning a shpping trip.
Thrwing away unnecessary items.
第二节（共 15 小题；每小题 1.5 分, 满分 22.5 分）
听下面 5 段录音。每段录音后有几个小题, 从题中所给的 A、B、C 三个选项中选出最佳选项。听每段录音前, 你将有时间阅读各个小题, 每小题 5 秒钟; 听完后, 每小题都有 5 秒钟的作答时间。每段录音播放两遍。
听下面一段录音，回答第 6、7 题。
Why des Janet make the call?
T tell abut a delay.B. T request payment.C. T place an rder.
What des the man ask Janet t d in the end?
Offer free shipping.B. Keep him updated.C. Repair his printer.
听下面一段录音，回答第 8、9 题。
What cntributes the mst t Echke’s leaving?
Her heavy wrklad.B. Her lw salary.C. Her tugh manager.
What des the man prmise t d?
Reprt the cmment.
Cntact ther departing emplyees.
Mve Echke t anther department.
听下面一段录音，回答第 10 至 12 题。
When did Walt Disney win the first Oscar award?
In the mid-1920s.B. In the early 1930s.C. In the late 1960s.
What is special abut Walt Disney’s last Oscar award?
He didn’t receive it himself.
He wn it just befre his death.
He gt it fr his first famus character.
What d we knw abut the speakers?
They are fans f Mickey Muse.
They bth like Winnie the Ph.
They like t watch films with kids.
听下面一段录音，回答第 13 至 16 题。
What is prbably the wman?
An rganizer.B. An fficer.C. A student.
What happened t the trees planted last year?
They were mved t anther spt.
Their xygen prductin was recrded.
They were cmpared with ther species.
What is the current gal f the prject?
T win mre academic prizes.
T intrduce mre tree species.
T expand the tree planting area.
What was key t the research imprvement?
The gvernment fund.
The private investment.
The mney frm selling shares.
听下面一段录音，回答第 17 至 20 题。
What made the speaker get int the field?
A TV prgram.B. His childhd experience.C. His interest in science.
What is mst imprtant t be a weather frecaster?
Ding well in science.
Explaining frecasts creatively.
Being able t understand patterns.
What did the speaker majr in befre starting his wrk?
Business.B. Math.C. Physics.
Where des the speaker wrk?
At a radi statin.B. At a TV statin.C. At a research center.
第二部分 阅读（共两节，满分 50 分）
第一节（共 15 小题；每小题 2.5 分，满分 37.5 分）
阅读下列短文，从每题所给的 A、B、C、D 四个选项中选出最佳选项。
A
In Fez, ne f Mrcc’s fur histric capitals, artisans have been creating grgeus handmade wares fr hundreds f years. Read n abut fur fascinating crafts which yu’ll get a chance t see n ne f the Mrcc trips, and be able t take hme with yu at an enviable price.
Ceramics
Clay frm lcal quarries (采石场) is hammered dwn, rlled ut and pressed hard befre being made int many different frms — plates, bwls and vases. After the clay cntainers are baked in an ven, the artisans begin t paint them with very fine brushstrkes, gracing them with eye-catching gemetric patterns and beautiful designs.
Leather
Raw animal hides are cleaned, treated, and dyed befre being delivered t the craftsmen, wh wrk the brightly clred sheets f leather int an array f prducts. What is the best way t check if a Mrccan leather item has been prduced in the traditinal way? Just sniff it! If it gives ff the distinctive scent f ammnia (氨), yu knw it’s the real thing.
Carpets
Near the mud-brick village f Aït Ben Haddu — a UNESCO Wrld Heritage site, the traditin f carpet weaving riginated in Rman times. Wmen weave skillfully, with n written instructins r drawn patterns t fllw. The wner f the shp cmments, “In an Amazigh carpet, yu can read a wman’s entire stry.”
Msaics
Msaic decratin, r zellige, is ppular in Mrcc; yu’ll find it in restaurants, Muslim temples and palace halls. Zellige prductin begins with quality clay, parallel t its sister craft, pttery, with Fez pssessing the best clay in the wrld. Fllwing firing f wet clay int squares, artisans draw diverse patterns n each piece, which are then glued tgether t frm a
cmplete sheet f msaic tiles.
Wh is the text mst prbably intended fr?
Residents f Fez in Mrcc.B. Handcraft-lving travellers.
C. Traditinal architecture fans.D. Cutting-edge fashin lvers.
Hw can genuine handcrafted leather gds be identified?
By the special sharp smell.B. By the raw material quality.
C. By the unique making skills.D. By the bright clr patterns.
What d Mrccan ceramics and zellige have in cmmn?
They date back t the Rman era.
They are mainly used in ryal palaces.
They are the symbl f wmen’s wisdm.
They feature lcal clay and delicate decratin.
B
Claire McCardell hated being uncmfrtable. This was true lng befre she became ne f America’s mst famus fashin designers in the 1950s, her influence felt in every wman’s wardrbe, her face n the cver f Time magazine.
When she was just starting ut as a fashin designer, in the 1930s, she went n a ski trip t New Hampshire and ne evening saw a wman called Mrs. Hale shivering in a thin silk dress. Why, McCardell wndered, culdn’t an evening gwn be made ut f smething warmer, s a wman culd actually enjy herself? Befre lng, her warm and practical gwn wn wide ppularity.
McCardell made a career ut f asking such questins, and helped transfrm American fashin in the prcess. She was ften dismissed by her bsses fr her “crazy” ideas. She was tld t keep cpying the latest lks frm Paris, as was custmary in the American clthing industry at the time. But she never abandned it: Wmen deserve t be cmfrtable in their clthes, and in the wrld.
A glance at a list f McCardell’s innvatins prvides a crash curse in just hw limited fashin ptins nce were fr American wmen. McCardell insisted n putting pckets in wmen’s clthing; previusly, pckets were reserved almst exclusively fr men. She partnered with Capezi t ppularize the ballet flat shes and the idea that wmen didn’t always have t wear high-heels. McCardell develped separates: tps and bttms yu culd mix and match s that yu didn’t have t bring heavy dresses fr every ccasin.
Perhaps fashin is better understd nt as art, but as a frm f industrial design. We dn’t knw the name f the man wh invented the ptat peelers, but we benefit frm his effrts at least twice a week. McCardell fught fr recgnitin in her lifetime. She might take a lk at ur mdern clsets, ur pckets, ballet flats and separates, and cnclude that she did enugh, whether we knw her name r nt.
Why des the authr mentin Mrs. Hale’s experience in paragraph 2?
T criticize the unfair scial rules against wmen.
T stress the charm f fashinable evening dresses.
T shw the pr quality f early 20th century clthes.
T present the inspiratin fr McCardell’s design idea.
Which f the fllwing can describe Claire McCardell best?
Cnsiderate and cautius.B. Uncnventinal and persistent.
C. Stubbrn and mdest.D. Intellectual and graceful.
What is paragraph 4 mainly abut?
McCardell ffered a crash curse in fashin design.
Wmen used t face restrictins in clthing chices.
McCardell’s innvatins enhanced dressing experience.
McCardell’s designs fcused n functin rather than beauty.
What can be inferred abut Claire McCardell’s design philsphy frm the text?
Frm fllws functin.B. Clthes make the man.
C. Style is the essence f fashin.D. Beauty is in the eye f the behlder.
C
Sme sea slugs (蛞蝓) are nature’s clever thieves. Elysia, a marine creature fund in the western Atlantic and Caribbean, is ne f the mst famus examples. When these slugs feed n algae, they extract tiny cell parts called chlrplasts, the structures that let plants make energy frm sunlight. These stlen chlrplasts give the slugs their bright green clr, earning them the nickname “lettuce slug”, and cntinue t prduce energy inside their bdies fr up t a year. Scientists have lng knwn this prcess, called kleptplasty. But hw the slugs keep these stlen parts alive has remained a mystery.
A new study in the jurnal Cell nw prvides answers. Led by bilgists at Harvard University, the research fund that the slugs create special sac-like (囊状的) structures called kleptsmes frm their wn cells t stre the chlrplasts. These sacs prevent the slugs frm digesting the chlrplasts right away, allwing them t use this stred energy when fd is scarce. “It’s like a living larder grwing n their back,” says Crey Allard, the study’s lead authr.
T uncver this mechanism, the scientists used a chemical tag t track new prteins made in the slugs after they ate algae. After six hurs, they extracted the chlrplasts and fund traces f a prtein called Rab7a, which is usually invlved in cells wrapping arund freign bjects. Micrscpe images cnfirmed that each chlrplast was indeed enclsed in a cvering made by the slug.
Further tests shwed the slugs rely n these stlen chlrplasts t survive lng perids withut fd. When cmpared t anther sea slug species that des nt steal chlrplasts, Elysia survived up t fur mnths, while the ther species died after just fur weeks. Starving
slugs gradually digest their stred chlrplasts, turning range as the green substance fades — much like autumn leaves.
These thefts are nt unique t Elysia. Other sea slugs steal stinging cells frm ther sea creatures t defend themselves, and sme even glw after eating crals. Beynd being fascinating, kleptplasty ffers clues t hw cmplex life evlved. It is a living example t shw a prcess where ne rganism lives inside anther, which gave rise t the cells f all plants and animals. Understanding this culd even lead t new medical treatments that give human cells new abilities t fight diseases.
Why is Elysia called “lettuce slug” in paragraph 1?
Because they remain energetic fr a lng time.
Because they feed mainly n fresh and green algae.
Because they lk green due t the stlen chlrplasts.
Because they can make energy frm sunlight like plants.
What is the nature f kleptplasty accrding t the text?
A resurceful survival strategy.B. An essential energy surce.
C. A cnventinal living habit.D. A fixed genetic feature.
What serves a similar functin as the “living larder” f the sea slugs?
A digital camera string images.
A street lamp prviding light at night.
A backup battery charging flat devices.
A factry transfrming sunlight int energy.
What des the authr imply in the last paragraph?
Animals can easily acquire ther species’ abilities by eating them.
The study f kleptplasty is f great theretical and practical value.
Research n kleptplasty has led t new treatments fr human diseases.
Kleptplasty ffers a direct explanatin f the rigin f cmplex life cells.
D
D yu think generating a high-definitin Hllywd blckbuster just by typing sentences, like C-Single 2.0, is already the final frm f vide-generatin large mdels? Hwever realistic the vides prduced by it, they are still passive vides. Ggle Deepmind has launched a game-changer: Prject Genie. Rather than prducing rdinary vides, it creates an interactive, physically simulated ( 模拟的) wrld that users can cntrl directly, with scenes generated instantly. Let’s take an in-depth lk at the amazing algrithmic black technlgy behind it.
Hw are traditinal interactive envirnments r vide games created? They rely n huge sets f cded rules. Prgrammers use physics engines t define gravity and write pre-set instructins t tell the cmputer which animatin t play when a specific user input is received. But Genie takes a cmpletely different apprach. Genie achieves a breakthrugh by prcessing images directly frm pixel ( 像素) t pixel withut written rules. Its cre technlgy lies in
unaided learning f its wn internal rules f peratin. Scientists trained it n 30,000 hurs f nline vides with n extra instructins. First, the mdel turns vide pictures int simple visual units, much like hw we prcess wrds in a sentence. By cmparing pixel differences, it independently discvers hidden driving frces behind mvements. In this way, Genie teaches itself physical rules such as gravity and basic cntrl, shwing that AI can understand the physical wrld thrugh visual bservatins alne.
Genie’s value extends far beynd entertainment. It serves as a lw-cst, high-efficiency virtual training grund fr rbts, enabling AI agents t practice cuntless tasks befre entering the real wrld. It can simulate cities, supprt architectural design, recnstruct histrical scenes, and assist psychlgical treatment by creating safe interactive envirnment. By preparing fully in simulated envirnments, peple can greatly reduce ptential risks and imprve efficiency in real life.
Hwever, it still faces technical barriers. Fr instance, it runs fr a maximum f 60 secnds befre its simulatins start breaking at the edges. With rapid AI develpment, these limitatins are expected t be slved in the near future.
What des the authr think f C-Single 2.0?
It is still technlgically limited.
It will be replaced by human designers.
It marks the ultimate stage f vide mdels.
It is superir t Prject Genie in vide realism.
What makes Genie different frm traditinal game engines?
It makes use f pre-set instructins fr animatin.
It fails t ffer cntrllable and interactive scenes.
It depends n clear cded rules frm prgrammers.
It learns physical rules thrugh independent visual study.
What can be inferred abut Genie frm paragraph 3?
It is a must fr psychlgical treatment.
It can be widely applied in different fields.
It gets rid f mst ptential risks in daily life.
It prvides efficient rbt training in real life.
Which f the fllwing can be a suitable title fr the text?
Vide Mdel: a New Frntier fr Vide Games
Prject Genie: a New Track fr Vide Generatin
Pixel Analysis: the Key t Self-learning Physical Rules
Virtual Simulatin: Values f Real-wrld Applicatins
第二节 （共 5 小题；每小题 2.5 分，满分 12.5 分）
阅读下面短文，从短文后的选项中选出可以填入空白处的最佳选项。选项中有两项为多余选项。
End the Cycle f Sleep Anxiety
Nwadays, an increasing number f individuals struggle with insmnia ( 失 眠 ) r difficulty in falling asleep, and feel uneasy abut sleeplessness. That fear f nt being able t sleep is a phenmenn called “sleep anxiety”. 36 Whether yu face regular sleep stress r just the ccasinal trubled night, these practices can help.
Treat sleep trackers mindfully.
Sleep tracking devices and wearables, which can prvide useful insights int yur sleep quality, are widely ppular. 37 This is because yu may fcus t much n the data frm these devices instead f paying attentin t yur wn actual feelings abut sleep. Thus, it’s imprtant t have a healthy level f skepticism when it cmes t the data and a plan fr what yu will d with it.
Priritize pre-sleep wind-dwn.
Never try t frce yurself t g t bed at a specific time. 38 This gentle shift can take the frm f unplugging frm screens, putting n cmfrtable clthes and dimming the lights. Any f these can lessen the pressure f trying t fall asleep immediately.
39
Having a cnsistent wake-up time helps yur bdy recgnize when it’s time t get sleepy. A set wake-up time keeps yur internal clck ticking n time. When yu wake up, yur sleep balln is empty, which is then gradually filled with sleepiness thrughut the day. Once it’s full, yu feel ready t sleep.
Changing sleep-related habits is nly part f the slutin. 40 After all, everyne has restless nights smetimes.
Maintain a fixed daily mrning rhythm.
Wake up early t keep energetic all day.
Indeed, they ffer a full picture f yur sleep.
Left untreated, it rbs yu f truly restful sleep.
Yu als need t embrace the natural variability f sleep.
Pick a time t switch frm daytime t nighttime activities.
Actually, they may stress yu ut and wrsen yur insmnia.
第三部分 语言运用 （共两节，满分 30 分）
第一节 （共 15 小题；每小题 1 分，满分 15 分）
阅读下面短文，从每题所给的 A、B、C、D 四个选项中选出最佳选项。
When marine bilgy student Sfia Ramirez learned many inland children had never seen the cean, she was deeply cncerned. She felt a(n) 41 t bridge that gap. Grwing up in a
fishing village, she knew the sea was a surce f wnder, livelihd, and cultural 42 . She believed that 43 the gegraphical distance, these inland students 44 t have a cnnectin t the cean.
With supprt, she launched “The Ocean Diary” pairing elders with inland classrms. Each mnth, fishermen and harvesters 45 their stries via letters, phts, and vides. Students’ respnses — questins abut tides, marine life, and castal traditins — are equally 46 . “It’s a cnversatin acrss distance,” Sfia said. “The prject demands 47 , but utcmes are remarkable.”
The first year exceeded expectatins: 2,000 students frm 15 schls participated. Fr many, it’s their first 48 with castal culture. “I used t think the cean was a blue shape n a map,” said Lin. “Nw I knw it’s 49 in stries and wnders.”
Fr elders, the prject brught unexpected rewards. “I never thught anyne wuld care abut my memries,” said fisherman Mr. Huang. “But these children make me feel 50 .” As the cmmunicatin deepened, Sfia nted exchanges ften became persnal. “One elder taught hw t tie fishing knts. In return, the kids sent back a bk f sea pems. That’s the kind f 51 we aim fr.”
Nw in its secnd year, the prject includes virtual Q&A sessins and an nline gallery. Sfia hpes t eventually 52 the initiative t mre regins. She has 53 cuntless hurs t managing the prject, but the impact makes it wrthwhile. “The cean cnnects us all, whether we live beside it r nt,” she says. “We just need t create pprtunities.”
Her advice? “Big changes ften 54 small, cnsistent steps. Never 55 the pwer f what yu knw and lve.”
41. A. lss
B. pity
C. dubt
D. urge
42. A. identity
B. cnflict
C. shck
D. cmmerce
43. A. acrss
B. despite
C. withut
D. beynd
44. A. managed
B. happened
C. deserved
D. pretended
45. A. revive
B. imagine
C. cnvey
D. pursue
46. A. cnfusing
B. invaluable
C. predictable
D. frmal
47. A. cmmitment
B. entertainment
C. curisity
D. cautin
48. A. argument
B. agreement
C. cmpetitin
D. encunter
49. A. invlved
B. skilled
C. expert
D. abundant
50. A. acknwledged
B. ignred
C. evaluated
D. ffended
51. A. perspective
B. bnd
C. prblem
D. difference
52. A. limit
B. cmpare
C. expand
D. attach
53. A. adjusted
B. dedicated
C. led
D. appinted
54. A. start with
B. cnsist f
C. result in
D. turn int
55. A. recgnize
B. highlight
C. underestimate
D. demnstrate
第二节（共 10 小题；每小题 1.5 分，满分 15 分）
阅读下面短文，在空白处填入 1 个适当的单词或括号内单词的正确形式。
The Midu eching is gaining new vitality in the digital age these days, as a creative adaptatin 56 (cmbine) traditinal meldies with cntemprary rhythms sparks nline engagement and crss-cultural participatin in gesture dance challenges.
It is a natinal intangible cultural heritage flk music frm Midu cunty in Dali Bai autnmus regin. This type f flk sngs 57 (date) back t the late Ming dynasty, when merchants traveling between nrth and suth brught cmmercial prsperity and the sngs f travelers lnging fr hme. These meldies deeply struck 58 chrd with lcal cmmunities. Midu music preserves traditinal Yunnan flk music heritage while demnstrating remarkable adaptability, evlving 59 an engaging musical and dance trend.
The nging trend started when an influencer YANGYINYUE psted a remixed versin f the flk sng n YuTube mnths earlier, 60 integrates the riginal meldy with phnk, characterized by strng rhythms and electrnic beats that have recently gained in
61 (ppular) thrugh shrt-vide platfrms.
Nw, driven by inventive rearrangements, celebrity prmtin, 62 a surge f user-generated cntent, the tpic f “Midu eching” has reached ver 4.05 billin vide views acrss Duyin. On TikTk, sme netizens expressed a preference fr the riginal, while thers fund 63 much mre appealing t cmbine traditinal flk elements with mdern sunds.
Liu Meirun, a lcal flk music expert frm Yunnan, argues that ancient 64 these traditinal flk sngs are, their creative integratin with mdern elements has made them mre appealing and enabled the precius intangible cultural heritage t reach a far 65 (wide) enthusiastic audience.
第四部分 写作 （共两节，满分 40 分）
第一节（满分 15 分）
假设你是李华， 你的外国笔友 Mike 想报名参加主题为 A Glimpse f China’s Develpment 的网络短视频大，向你征求创意，请你给 Mike 回信，内容包括：
推荐拍摄内容；
说明推荐理由。注意：
写作词数应为 80 个左右；
请按如下格式作答。
Dear Mike,
I’m delighted t knw yu’re jining in the shrt vide cntest themed A Glimpse f China’s Develpment.
Yurs, Li Hua
第二节（满分 25 分）
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。
Uncle Le was an extrardinary man and he was just as cmfrtable digging int a bx f fried chicken as enjying an evening f fine dining. As my friends and I entered the weeks leading up t graduatin, Uncle Le came t us with an idea.
“Let’s celebrate the end f yur high-schl days! Get dressed up. We’re all ging t The Stne Huse.” The Stne Huse was the newest and mst-talked-abut restaurant in twn, which enjyed an excellent reputatin with its perfect service, and incredible dining experience, especially with an innvative menu cvering a wide range f unusual ingredients, such as crispy fried ctpus, rasted juicy rabbit, chewy steamed sea star, creamy baked snails and s n.
On a warm evening in early June, we all gathered at my huse t put n ur best dresses. Uncle Le laded us int his car and tk us t the restaurant. We entered the luxurius dining rm — fur grinning teenagers linked arm-in-arm with Uncle Le in the middle. Everything was s elegant and refined. It wasn’t ur usual burgers-and-fries kind f hangut!
As I reviewed the menu, I started t get verwhelmed. The menu was t much! It was s… fancy! I hardly recgnized a thing. Finally, I saw smething I recgnized: chicken stir-fry.
“S, what have we all chsen?” Uncle Le asked the table. “I’m having the chicken stir fry,” I bldly prnunced.
Suddenly, eches f “Me, t!” runded the table. All fur f us had chsen the chicken stir-fry, the ne thing that felt safe.
It wasn’t until years later that I understd the lk in Uncle Le’s eyes — that sympathetic lk ffered t teenagers struggling t be brave in a wrld nt built fr them.
“Okay,” he said, “Let’s all rder smething different. We can share, but n tw peple can rder the same dish. Let’s try things we’ve never tried befre! If yu dn’t like what yu rdered, we can just send it back, and I’ll get yu a chicken stir-fry. Deal?”
We all lked at each ther, a hint f bravery sparkling amngst us. We dug back int the menu and rdered the strangest, mst freign things we culd find. Our little table buzzed with excitement as the plates began t arrive.
注意：
续写词数应为 150 个左右；
请按如下格式在答题卡的相应位置作答。
The waiter laid a beautiful plate in frnt f me — my first wild chice: frg legs!
That night frever changed the way I lked at a menu.
哈三中 2026 年高三学年第三次模拟考试
英语答案
第一部分 听力（共两节，20 小题；每小题 1.5 分，满分 30 分）
1-5 BBACA6-10 ABBAB11-15 ABCBB16-20 ABCAB
第二部分 阅读理解（共两节，满分 50 分）
第一节（共 15 小题；每小题 2.5 分，满分 37.5 分）
21-23 BAD24-27 DBCA28-31 CACB32-35 ADBB
第二节（共 5 小题；每小题 2.5 分，满分 12.5 分）
36-40 DGFAE
第三部分 语言运用 （共两节，满分 30 分）
第一节 完形填空（共 15 小题；每小题 1 分，满分 15 分）
41-45 DABCC46-50 BADDA 51-55 BCBAC
第二节 语法填空（共 10 小题；每小题 1.5 分，满分 15 分）
第四部分 写作（共两节，满分 40 分）第一节（满分 15 分）
Pssible versin 1:
Dear Mike,
I’m delighted t knw yu’re jining in the shrt vide cntest themed A Glimpse f China’s Develpment. I strngly recmmend yu film rural develpment in China.
With better public facilities and mdern farming, the cuntryside has taken n a new lk. Lcal peple live a richer and happier life. A wide range f rural landscapes can be chsen fr filming. Well-planned cuntry rads, clean yards and upgraded public facilities all deserve t be recrded. Scenes abut lcal industries and villagers’ satisfying daily life als serve as ideal materials t shw the new face f the cuntryside. Nt nly will it vividly demnstrate the bvius imprvement f peple’s living cnditins but it als makes yur vide special and tuching.
I’m sure yur wrk will be abslutely eye-catching and prize-winning! Lking frward t yur gd news!
Yurs, Li Hua
Pssible versin 2:
Dear Mike,
I’m delighted t knw yu’re jining in the shrt vide cntest themed A Glimpse f China’s Develpment. I strngly recmmend yu film China’s green urban cnstructin.
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Varius ec-friendly urban views are prper chices fr creatin. Lush radside green belts, scattered urban parks and clear waterfrnt scenery can all be included in the vide. The wide use f new energy vehicles and ec-friendly public facilities als serves as vivid details t shw peple’s green lifestyles. This fresh and visual theme is highly appealing t viewers. Nt nly des it fully shw China’s cnstant effrts in eclgical prtectin and sustainable develpment, but it als reflects peple’s pursuit f a healthier living envirnment.
I’m sure yur wrk will be abslutely eye-catching and prize-winning! Lking frward t yur gd news!
Pssible versin 3:
Dear Mike,
Yurs, Li Hua
I’m delighted t knw yu’re jining in the shrt vide cntest themed A Glimpse f China’s Develpment. I strngly recmmend yu film China’s high-speed railways.
As a key symbl f China’s rapid develpment, they enjy remarkable advantages. Yu can sht the mdern statin buildings, streamlined trains and tidy carriages. Yu can als recrd cnsiderate nbard services and cnvenient self-service facilities inside the statin. This tpic is visual and impressive. Nt nly des it fully demnstrate China’s advanced technlgy strength but it als shws peple’s cnvenient life. I firmly believe yur vide will leave a deep impressin n viewers.
I’m sure yur wrk will be abslutely prize-winning! Lking frward t yur gd news!
Yurs, Li Hua
Pssible versin 4:
Dear Mike,
I’m delighted t knw yu’re jining in the shrt vide cntest themed A Glimpse f China’s Develpment. I strngly recmmend yu film China’s mbile payment.
China’s mbile payment has gained huge ppularity natinwide and revlutinized peple’s daily life. Yu can sht rdinary daily scenes arund us. Yu may capture custmers finishing checkut in secnds at lcal shps, r cmmuters paying fr public transprt with a simple scan. Withut any cash in hand, peple can cmplete all kinds f daily transactins instantly. Nt nly is this theme life-based and visually straightfrward but it als perfectly highlights China’s digital innvatin and a highly cnvenient mdern lifestyle. These real and vivid scenes can help freign audiences easily feel the efficiency and wisdm f everyday life in mdern China.
I’m sure yur wrk will be abslutely prize-winning! Lking frward t yur gd
news!
Yurs, Li Hua
第二节（满分 25 分）
Pssible versin
The waiter laid a beautiful plate in frnt f me —— my first wild chice: frg legs! Right there n my plate lay three sets f frg legs. They lked s frightening that my stmach felt a little upset. But with Uncle Le’s encuraging smile, I decided t give it a try. I grabbed ne little leg and gave it a small bite. Then, anther small bite. And then, a huge bite. It was delicius! It was a little like chicken, but better. Mre delicate, mre tender. And the way t enjy it was mre fun! I was eating frg legs, and I was lving them! I invited everyne at the table t take a bite. We were int the adventure f it, and there was n hlding us back. Over the next few hurs, we feasted n all kinds f delicacies: ctpus, bisn, swrdfish, and even starfish. Needless t say, n ne even thught abut the chicken stir fry.
That night frever changed the way I lked at a menu. Whenever I visited a restaurant, the first thing I asked was, “What’s the weirdest thing n this menu?” Bnus pints if it was smething lcal r a chef’s signature creatin. In the fllwing years, I tried mre unusual dishes. They were amazing and I lved them. Uncle Le thught he was just giving us a fun night befre graduatin, but he taught me the pwer f saying “yes” t new things and gastrnmic adventures. He frever changed the way I apprached dining, whether silver service r fast fd. I knew I wuld enrich my life immeasurably if I apprached it with a sense f wnder and discvery, and always challenged myself t try new things.
Pssible versin 2
The waiter laid a beautiful platter in frnt f me —— my first wild chice: frg legs! My breath caught. They lked s unusual that I felt a little frightened. Yet with Uncle Le’s encuraging smile, I tk a tiny bite nervusly. T my great surprise, they tasted amazing — tender, tasty, and much better than I had expected. I felt prud f my small but brave try. My friends cheered fr me, and the nervus atmsphere at the table gradually disappeared. Later, the waiter brught the dishes ne by ne. We passed the plates t each ther gently, eyes wide with curisity and a little fear. It was the first time that we had tried the fried ctpus, which was crispy n the utside and sft inside. Then came the juicy rasted rabbit meat, tender and fragrant with a light seasning. When we tasted the steamed starfish, it tasted chewy and unique. The creamy baked snails, wrapped in a little butter, were als a nice surprise. N ne felt scared anymre; we chatted, laughed and shared every bite happily, cmpletely frgetting the plain chicken stir-fry we had planned t rder. Every new dish we tried made us braver, and
we enjyed the unusual dining experience t the fullest.
That night ttally changed the way I lked at menus. Frm that day n, whenever I went t a restaurant with my family r friends, I wuld never rush t chse the familiar dishes like chicken stir-fry r hamburgers that I used t lve. Instead, I wuld take time t lk thrugh the whle menu and pick the mst special r unfamiliar dish t try, always lking frward t the new taste it wuld bring. I n lnger refused unknwn fd, but became willing t embrace new dining experiences. This change in dining habits als taught me a precius life lessn. I began t step ut f my cmfrt zne in study and daily life, daring t try new learning methds, take part in challenging activities and make new friends withut hesitatin. I realized that true grwth cmes frm bravely trying new things, and that unfrgettable meal with Uncle Le led me t becme a mre brave and pen-minded persn.
听力原文
(Text 1)
W: Yu lk smart! Where are yu ging?
M: Tday is my grandparents’ glden wedding anniversary. All the family will be there, even my cusins wh live in Australia.
(Text 2)
W: Kingscliffe Library. Can I help yu?
M: Yes. My library bk is due back, but I had a bit f an emergency, and I can’t cme t return it. Can I renew it?
W: That’s n prblem. (Text 3)
W: Dn’t tell me yu were at the ffice very late last night! M: Yeah, I had t finish that reprt.
W: Be careful, r yu’re gnna burn yurself ut. (Text 4)
W: Gd mrning. What can I get yu tday?
M: Eggs always sund gd. But what d yu suggest?
W: If yu’re really hungry, the pancakes r pies are wnderful. M: Hmm. I’ll have a pancake, please. And a cup f milk.
(Text 5)
M: Will that be anther unnecessary purchase? W: N! It’s smething I really need.
M: Why d yu need anther cat? Yu already have many cats at hme.
第二节
(Text 6)
W: Hi. This is Janet Sayers with Acme Supplies. We received yur rder yesterday. We have
everything yu requested except the printer. It’s currently unavailable.
M: I’m srry t hear that. Our current machine keeps breaking dwn. Hw sn d yu think yu’ll have it?
W: Within a week. I can ship the rest f yur rder, and when the printer gets here, I’ll send it by express delivery fr n extra charge.
M: That’s OK. Culd yu als call and let me knw when it arrives n yur end? (Text 7)
M: Thanks fr cming t this exit interview, Echke. S let’s start with the mst imprtant questin. Why did yu decide t leave?
W: Well, I gt a better jb at anther cmpany. M: What makes that jb mre attractive?
W: Well, t be hnest, I’ll be ding the same wrk fr mre pay. Our pay here is belw market rate, yu knw.
M: Yes. We’ve heard this cmment frm ther departing emplyees. I’ll be sure t pass it n t management again, thugh. Nw, please tell me yur impressin f yur manager.
(Text 8)
W: D yu knw that Walt Disney wn the mst Oscar awards in histry?
M: Yes, I d. I read the ther day that he actually received a ttal f 26 Oscars. His first award was fr the creatin f Mickey Muse. I think it was in 1932 r in 1933. And the last ne was fr Winnie the Ph and the Blustery Day in 1969.
W: Wait a secnd, Tny, didn’t Walt Disney die in 1966?
M: I’m nt sure f the exact year he died, but I d knw he wn his last award after his death.
W: That’s amazing. Well, I’m nt really a fan f Mickey Muse, but I watched Winnie the Ph and the Blustery Day nline with my kids last year, and I must say I really enjyed it.
M: I agree. Of all Walt Disney films, Winnie the Ph is my favrite. (Text 9)
W: Hell, Mr. Thmpsn. I’m Alexandra Jnes. I want t ask yu sme questins abut the prject that yu ffer.
M: Yes, f curse, please fire away.
W: Has the prject been effective in imprving the envirnment?
M: Yes, abslutely. We have seen great results. Last year, we planted a small field f trees, and we have been measuring their xygen utput t see the benefits that they have prvided t the envirnment. Our current gal is t plant a lt mre tree species s that we can cmpare the benefits f each species. In rder t d this, we need t get a lt mre students invlved in the prject.
W: Well, the prject sunds fascinating. I wuld definitely like t be invlved.
M: Abslutely. Over the years, we have received funding frm private investrs and frm selling shares, but the biggest imprvement in ur research came frm a gvernment fund
that we received in the first year. This has greatly imprved the rganizatin, and we have since wn prizes fr ur research.
W: Ww, hw impressive! (Text 10)
M: Hi, everyne. I’m a weather frecaster, which means I study what happens in the atmsphere and the weather cnditins that ccur n Earth. Peple are always surprised t learn that frecasters aren’t just invlved in weather reprting n TV, but they culd als wrk at a radi statin, t.
I ften get asked hw I gt interested in weather. Believe it r nt, as a teenager, I became nervus f thunderstrms, and I’d ften check the frecasts t see if any were cming. Frm there, my interest develped.
If yu are thinking f ging int weather frecasting, there are sme imprtant skills yu’ll need. Yu have t be gd at science, f curse. The essential thing is having the ability t make sense f patterns. Yu wn’t g t far wrng with that. Anther useful skill is being able t translate a frecast int smething peple at hme can understand. Mst weather experts study physics and math befre ging n t d a mre specialized curse in frecasting. My wn way in was smewhat different, as I did a business degree befre getting int televisin as a researcher. I mved arund quite a lt at the TV statin and eventually ended up in the weather department, where I did my training.