第1頁（共1頁）2025年江蘇省蘇州市八校聯考高考英語適應性試卷（三）一、未知1．WhatwillHenrydofirst？A．Planttrees.B．Buildapath.C．Growvegetables.2．Howmuchwillthespeakerstipthewaiter？A．＄5.B．＄10.C．＄15.3．WhatdidSallytryatthenewcoffeeshop？A．Somebiscuits.B．Achocolatecake.C．Asandwich.4．WhyisClaravisitinghergrandfather？A．Tocelebratehisbirthday.B．Tomakeamealforhim.C．Tokeephimcompany.5．Whatdoweknowaboutthewoman？A．Shegoestobedlate.B．Shegetsenoughsleepeveryday.C．Shewakesupearlyinthemorning.6．聽下面一段較長對話，回答以下小題。（1）Wherearethespeakers？A.Inacar.B.Onaplane.C.Onatrain.（2）Whatarethespeakersgoingtodo？A.Makeatravelplan.B.Chairameeting.C.Goonholiday.7．聽下面一段較長對話，回答以下小題。（1）Whydoesthewomanenjoycomputergameslessnow？A.Shefindsgamesarenotcreativeenough.B.Shehatesthelongdownloadtime.C.Sheistootiredafterwork.（2）Whatdoesthemansayaboutboardgames？A.Theyareoutofdate.B.Theyaretoosimple.C.Theyaremoresociable.（3）Whatdothespeakersprobablydecidetodotogether？A.Playaboardgame.B.Tryanewcomputergame.C.Quitthehabitofplayinggames.8．聽下面一段較長對話，回答以下小題。（1）Howdoesthewoman'steamavoidlosingdata？A.BysendingthedatabacktoEarthforstorage.B.Bycheckingtheclouddataregularly.C.Bykeepingacopyofthedata.（2）Whydotheteammembersexerciseaccordingtothewoman？A.Tokeeptheirenergy.B.Topassthetime.C.Tohavefun.（3）Whoistheman？A.Ahost.B.Amanager.C.Aprogrammer.9．聽下面一段較長對話，回答以下小題。（1）Whatistheprobablerelationshipbetweenthespeakers？A.Parentandchild.B.Brotherandsister.C.Teacherandstudent.（2）Howoldistheman？A.12.B.14.C.22.（3）Howdoesthewomansoundintheend？A.Worried.B.Curious.C.Comforting.（4）Whatarethespeakersmainlytalkingabout？A.Featuresofbraindevelopment.B.Theprocessofbraindevelopment.C.Genderdifferencesinbraindevelopment.10．聽下面一段獨白，回答以下小題。（1）Whatdoesthespeakeradvisethelistenerstoconsiderwhenchoosingacareer？A.Socialcontribution.B.Personalincomelevels.C.Quickgrowthopportunities.（2）Wheredoesthespeakerprobablywanttowork？A.Inaseniorhighschool.B.Inatechnologycompany.C.Inanenvironmentalgroup.（3）Whydoesthespeakergivethetalk？A.Toofferjobopportunities.B.Tointroducetraditionalroles.C.Topromoteabalancedviewoncareers.二、閱讀理解。11．VanGogh：TheRoulinFamilyPortraitsTheExhibitionWhenVincentvanGogharrivedinArles，France，hebefriendedhisneighborandpostmanJosephRoulin，alongwithhiswifeandthreechildren.VanGoghwentontopaintseveralvibrantandexpressiveportraitsoftheRoulinfamily.Thisexhibitionshowcasesabouttwentyofthem，demonstratinghisdistinctivelyforward﹣thinkingapproachtoportraiture.VanGogh：TheRoulinFamilyPortraitsalsorevealsthesignificanceofVanGogh'sclosefriendshipwithJosephRoulinamidsthisarrivalinanewtownandstruggleswithmentalhealth.TheRoulinportraitsappearalongsideotherworks—includingJapaneseprintsandPaulGauguinpaintings—thathelpedshapeVanGogh'sworkduringthisperiod.ExhibitionTimesMarch30–September7，attheMuseumofFineArtsinBoston，MAMuseumHours10am–5pmLastentry30minutesbeforeMuseumclosing.Thereisnore﹣entry.TicketInformationAdults＄34.00||Youths7﹣17＄17.00||Youths0–6FreeTicketsareavailableforpurchaseinadvanceatorbyphoneat1﹣800﹣440﹣6975.A＄6per﹣orderprocessingfeeappliestoallphoneorders.Entrytimesare30minutes；visitorsmustentertheexhibitionwithinthat30﹣minutewindow.Onceinsidethegallery，visitorsmaystayaslongastheylike.Makesuretoaddanyfreeyouthticketstoyourorderatthesametimeasyouaddadulttickets.（1）Whatdoestheexhibitionmainlyhighlight？A．VanGogh'searlylifeinArles.B．VanGogh'sinterestinJapaneseart.C．VanGogh'sstruggleswithmentalhealth.D．VanGogh'sinnovativeportraittechniques.（2）Howmuchwouldacouplewithtwochildrenaged4and14havetopayforadmission？A．＄68.B．＄85.C．＄102.D．＄119.（3）Whatisrequiredforvisitorstoentertheexhibition？A．Arrivewithintheirassignedentryperiod.B．Limittheirstayintheexhibitionto30minutes.C．Re﹣enterthemuseumanytimebeforeitsclosing.D．Buyticketsatthemuseumonthedayoftheirvisit.12．LorraineCaley，whofoundedhermushroom﹣growingcompanyCaleyBrothersin2018，willbeshowcasingheroystermushroomsattheexhibitionhostedbytheRoyalHorticulturalSocietyaftermoreandmorepeopleexpressedaninterestingrowingfungi.Sheandhersister，JodieBryan，startedgrowingmushroomsathomeastheycouldnotfindthemorespecialvarietiesintheirlocalsupermarket."Wephysicallycouldn'tgetthemushroomswewantedtoeat.Wechangedourdietbecauseourdadwasunwell.Wewantedtoexpandfromthebuttonmushroom，"saysCaley."We'dseenthisstuffonlineandstartedgrowingitforourselves.Butwehadsomuchdemandthatpeople'scuriosityforcedustostartmakingourownkits.Wealsosuppliedfreshmushroomstoanyonewhowantedtheirownkitstogrowthemathome.It'sbeenphenomenal.Thedirectionit'stakenusinisfarbeyondanythingweeverimagined."Thesistersusecoffeegroundsasasubstrate（培養基）andgrowfungi（真菌）fromwood.Fungiaddinteresttoagardenandbenefitthesoil."Youcantakeyourkitandputitinthegardenwhereitwillthengetyoumorenutrientsforyoursoil，"saidCaley."We'veinstalledanoutsidemushroombed，andninedifferentmushroomscanbegrowninsevendifferentmediums.Weweretryingtoencouragepeoplewithspaceoutsidetogooutside，butyoucanalsoputacoupleoflogsonyourbalcony.Orifyou'vegotasmallflat，youcangrowinyourkitchenaswell."Takingsoilhealthintoconsiderationisalsoinvogue，andfungiarecrucialforthis.Undertheground，thefungicreatealivingnetworkcalledamycelium.Itimprovesthesoilbybreakingdownnaturalwasteandmovingitintotheearth，makingitricher.Italsoattractsworms，whichloosenthesoilandsupportitsbiodiversity.（1）WhydidtheCaleysistersstartgrowingmushrooms？A．TheywereinspiredbyaRoyalSocietygardeningcourse.B．Theywantedtoimprovetheirfather'shealththroughdiet.C．Theywishedtosupporttheirfamilybysellingmushrooms.D．Theyhopedtoaddnewvegetablestothelocalsupermarket.（2）WhatboostedtheCaleysisters'mushroombusinessgrowth？A．Publicinterestinhome﹣growing.B．Ariseindemandforhealthyfoods.C．Theshortageofexistingfarmingland.D．Thesuccessofthemushroomexhibition.（3）Whatcanbeinferredaboutmushroomgrowingfromparagraph4？A．Itdemandsrichsoilanddailycare.B．Itneedsprofessionalgardeningtools.C．Itsuitspeoplewithlimitedlivingspace.D．Itdependsonregularsunlightexposure.（4）Howdofungiimprovesoilquality？A．Byabsorbingpollutantsfromrainwater.B．Bygeneratingoxygenduringtheirgrowth.C．Bykillingoffalltheharmfulbacteriainthesoil.D．Bydecomposingorganicmattertoreleasenutrients.13．Onedayin1996，someoneateaMcDonald'sMcChickenburgerinAmsterdam.Perhapsaquickbiteafterwork？Afamilyouting？Thesedetailsarelosttotime，butothersarehardtoerasecompletely.ThemealleftapermanentmarkonthelocalenvironmentwhenaEurasiancoot（白冠雞）foundthediscardedMcChickenwrapperanddecidedtouseittolineitsnest，whereitremained."Itreallyshowsthatit'snotjustushumanswhoarewritinghistory，butalsothesebirdsaretakingnotesanddocumentingourthrowawaysociety，"saidthenestbiologistAuke﹣FlorianHiemstra，whohasbeenresearchingtheinfluenceoftheAnthropoceneeraonbirds'nestsinAmsterdam'scanals.Wheninvestigatingnestsinthecanals，hefoundavarietyofoldpackagingdiscardedfromtheearly1990suptolastyear.TheEurasiancootonlystartedmigratingtoAmsterdaminthelate1980s，andHiemstra'sfindingsofpackagingfrom1994couldshowtheentirelifespanandheritageofthespeciesinthearea.Whileabird'snestisusuallymadefromtwigs（細枝）andmoss，theabundanceofplasticshasbeenhelpfulforbirdsinthecitywherenaturalitemsareinshortsupply.Hiemstrasaidtherewouldlikelybeareturnofnaturalnestsifpeoplefocusedonre﹣greeningcitiesandbringingnaturalwatervegetationback，butinthemeantime，thebirdsweresuccessfullyworkingwithwhattheyhad."Forthecoots，ourlitterisnotawasteproductbutsomethingveryvaluable.Findingthesematerialsthatwerelittered30yearsago，yettheylookasfreshastheywerejustlitteredyesterday，reallygavemethechills.Ireallyhopewecanlearnsomethingfromthebirdstore﹣evaluatehowwethinkaboutourmaterials.Theseplasticsareawonderfulmaterial，yetweusethemforsingleuseandthrowthemaway，"Hiemstrasaid.（1）WhatdoestheMcChickenwrapperinthecoot'snestindicate？A．Thedurabilityoffast﹣foodpackaging.B．Birds'preferenceforcolorfulmaterials.C．Thelong﹣lastingimpactoflitteronanimals.D．Birds'adaptationtoaworseningenvironment.（2）WhichofthefollowingbestdescribesthebirdsinAmsterdam？A．Pioneeringnestbuilders.B．Witnessestourbanization.C．Victimsofplasticpollution.D．Resourcefulwasterecyclers.（3）WhatdothecootsremindpeopletodoaccordingtoHiemstra？A．Clearupthecanals.B．Protectbirdhabitats.C．Reuseplasticswisely.D．Expandgreenspace.（4）Whatisthebesttitleforthetext？A．PlasticWaste：AHiddenThreattoBirdsB．BirdNests：AMirrorofThrowawayCultureC．EurasianCoots：ACreativeArchitectinNatureD．Man﹣madeItems：ASilentDriverofNestChanges14．I'minameetingwhenmyphonestartstoflashwithnotifications.Whilethemeetingisimportant，I'mdistractedandwanttopickupthephonetofindoutmore.Isitanewjobannouncementfromafriend？Somethingterriblehashappened？EverysecondI'mnotsendingamessage，I'mbeingabadfriend.Ibecomeanxious，andI'mprayingthemeetingendssooner.Itistheemotionalrollercoasterrideofbeingamoderngroupchatmember，andI'mnotaloneinthesefeelings.ResearchconductedbyThreefound50%ofBritishadultsstruggletokeepupwiththespeedofthesevirtualconversationsandfeelpressured.Butwhyexactlydoesthisoccur？"WhenI'mbusyandseeatonofmessagescomingthrough，IgetstressedthatI'mmissingsomethingbig，"saysJasmine，31."Notparticipatinginagroupchatcanalsobeoverwhelmingbecausethenyou'vegotloadstocatchuponandit'sturnedfromreadingjustoneortwomessagestoashortstory."Besidesbeingoverwhelming，there'salackofrealconnection，too."Groupchatscanmakeusfeellikewe'resurroundedbypeople，yetstillsomehowontheoutside，"sayspsychotherapistAbbyRawlinson."Ifeveryoneischattingandyou'renotpartoftheflow—oryourmessagegetsnoreplies—itcanawakenthequietacheofinvisibility."ForMadhura，31，thishasfeltparticularlyexasperatingattimes."Ifindmessagingingroupchatscanmakeyoufeellikeyou'renotquiteonthesamepage.Groupchatscanturnfriendlyjokesintohurtfulmessages.Agroupchatmaybeusedtogossipaboutafriendwho'snotthere.Leavingagroupchatcanalsofeellikeyou'recreatinganopportunityforthosewhoarelefttogossipaboutyou，"Madhurasays."Textingissucha'thin'formofcommunication.Inperson，youhavetoneofvoice，facialexpressions，andeyecontact—alltherichhumansignalsthathelpusinterpretmeaning.Onascreen，youjustgetthewordsthemselves，"Rawlinsonexplains."Sodon'tfallintoapitofself﹣criticismwhenamessagegoeswithoutareply.Groupchatscan'ttrulymeasureyourfriendships.They'rejustatooltostayconnected."（1）Whatisbecomingacommonphenomenon？A．Groupchatsblockin﹣depthtalks.B．Groupchatsbreakupfriendships.C．Groupchatsbringnegativeemotions.D．Groupchatsdisturbthework﹣lifeblance.（2）WhatmainlytroublesJasmineaboutgroupchats？A．Privacyconcerns.B．Informationoverload.C．Senseofisolation.D．Fearofmisunderstanding.（3）Whatdoestheunderlinedword"exasperating"inparagraph5probablymean？A．Annoying.B．Frightening.C．Inspiring.D．Amusing.（4）WhatdoesRawlinsonsuggestpeopledo？A．Reducegroupchatusage.B．Learnnewcommunicationskills.C．Treatgroupchatsproperly.D．Focusonface﹣to﹣faceconversations.三、15．China'sinbound（入境的）tourismmarketsawstrongrecoveryandgrowthduringthejust﹣concludedMayDayholiday.（1）Chinahasbeenopeningitsdoorswidertointernationaltravelers.In2024，thecountryexpandeditsone﹣sidedvisa﹣freepolicytoinclude38countries，allowingvisitsofupto30days.（2）InlateApril，Chinaloweredthetaxrefundthresholdfrom500yuanto200yuanandraisedthecashrefundlimitfrom10，000yuanto20，000yuan.Thereisnolimitonrefundsprocessedbybanktransfer.（3）Whiletop﹣tiercitiessuchasBeijingandShanghairemainedpopular，destinationsincludingChengdu，Chongqing，andZhuhaimadethelistoftopinboundchoices.HotelbookingsbyforeigntouristsinZhuhairose70%year﹣on﹣year，whileQingdaoandWuhansawincreasesof60%and50%，respectively.China'spicturesquelandscapesandrichculinaryculturehavefrequentlybeenfeaturedinSouthKoreanTVdramasandvarietyshows，sparkingtravelinterest.TheMayDayholidayalsocoincideswithapublicholidayinSouthKorea，encouragingyoungtravelerstovisitChina.JanuarytripstoChinarose77%year﹣on﹣year，saidHanaTour.（4）Moreforeignvisitorsareseekingimmersiveculturalexperiencesinruralareas.InZhangjiajie，bookingsfromtheUS，Italy，andSpainsurged（激增）.（5）Theyactivelyparticipateinfarmingactivities，attendethnicconcerts，andbookculinaryexperiences—includingmarketvisits，cookingsessions，andfoodtastings.A．Visa﹣freeprivacyboostsforeignvisits.B．ThesurgepromptedairlinestoaddChinaflights.C．Foreignvisitorsareexploringbeyondmajorcities.D．Favorabletaxrefundpolicieshavealsoboostedinboundtravel.E．Datashowsthatinboundtravelbookingssurged130%fromayearearlier.F．Manynowprefercitiescombiningmodernfacilitieswithtraditionalcharm.G．Foreigntouristshavealsoshownincreasinginterestinin﹣depthtoursanddiverseexperiences.四、16．It'snevertoolatetopursueyourdreams.JustaskTohHongKeng，whohasbecomeoneofthe（1）medicalgraduateintheworld.At70yearsold，theretiredexecutivegothis（2）fromSouthwesternUniversityPHINMAinCebu，Philippines.Afterretiringfromhisdecades﹣longcareerasatechseller，Tohwantedto（3）himself—studymedicine.Whenhetoldhisfamilythisdecision，theywereall（4）atfirst.TheythoughtTohwascrazytodosuchathingathisage.Butafterwitnessinghisgreat（5），theyallthrewtheirsupportbehindhim.Thejourneywas（6），especiallyforsomeoneathisage.Oneofthefirst（7）Tohencounteredwasfindingaprogramthatwouldadmithim，asmostwerecappedforapplicantsunder35or40.TohappliedtomedicalschoolsaroundAsiabutwas（8）bymanyuniversitiesduetoagelimits.（9），SouthwesternUniversityPHINMAwelcomedhimwithoutrestrictions.Besides，Tohfacedthechallengesofaging，includingdecliningmemory，（10），hearing，andenergy.ButTohwasn'tgivenspecial（11）.Heperseveredthroughlonghoursofstudyinganatomy（解剖學），usingflashcards，and（12）hospitalshiftslastingupto30hours.Heevenrepeatedayearafterfailingapediatricsexambut（13）withthesupportofhisfamilyandyoungerclassmates.Toh's（14）inspiresbothhispeersandfuturegenerations.Hisjourneyisnotjustapersonaltriumphbutatestamentto（15）learningandthepursuitofapurposeatanystageoflife.（1）A．tallestB．smartestC．oldestD．kindest（2）A．licenceB．degreeC．passportD．award（3）A．proveB．entertainC．convinceD．challenge（4）A．surprisedB．concernedC．frustratedD．ashamed（5）A．achievementB．sacrificeC．confidenceD．determination（6）A．toughB．tiringC．eventfulD．unforgettable（7）A．requirementsB．obstaclesC．opportunitiesD．benefits（8）A．ignoredB．abandonedC．rejectedD．surveyed（9）A．ImmediatelyB．ObviouslyC．SimilarlyD．Luckily（10）A．emotionB．visionC．appetiteD．interest（11）A．treatmentB．approvalC．evidenceD．training（12）A．adjustingB．maintainingC．enduringD．canceling（13）A．gaveupB．brokedownC．setoutD．heldon（14）A．generosityB．accomplishmentC．explorationD．bravery（15）A．basicB．independentC．lifelongD．effective五、補全對話。17．閱讀下面短文，在空白處填入1個適當的單詞或括號內單詞的正確形式。InaworkshopinYingshanCounty，centralChina，GermanscholarFabianSchrodtcarefullypressedpaperontoinkedclay（黏土）blocks，（1）（recreate）an11th﹣centuryinventionfromancientChina—BiSheng'smovabletypeprinting.Hishands﹣onexperienceattheBiShengMemorialHallbroughttolifetheingenuityoftheSongDynastyinventor.BiSheng'sclay﹣typesystem，whichpredated（早于）GermanprinterJohannesGutenberg'smetalpress（2）400years，（3）（recognize）astheearliestrecordedmovabletypeprintinginhumanhistory.ThousandsofmilesawayinMainz，Germany，visitorstotheGutenbergMuseumhavealsoencounteredasimilarsenseofhistoric（4）（innovate）.WhileGutenberg's15th﹣centurymetaltypeprintingpressfamously（5）（revolutionize）Europe，UlfS?lter，directorofMainz'sGutenbergMuseum，acknowledgesan（6）（early）pioneer."BiandGutenberg'sinventionswereconceptuallysimilar—namely，breakingdownindividualworksintotheirindividualcomponents—butBicameupwith（7）idealongbeforeGutenberg，"saidS?lter.ForSchrodt，whospentanafternoonlearningfromWangKui—anintangibleculturalinheritorofBi'smovabletypeprinting—suchpreservationisextremely（8）（value）."Technologicaladvancementscanleadtoadegradation（退化）ofcollectiveknowledge，"Schrodtnoted."Wang'sdedicationto（9）（preserve）Bi'slegacyservesacrucialpurpose：ensuringthathumanitydoesnotreachapoint（10）wepossessthetechnologyforinterstellartravelbutcannotrebuilditoncelost，simplybecausenooneknowshow."六、書面表達18．假定你是某國際學校學生會主席李華。為了豐富校園文化生活，學校計劃在圖書館旁設立一個"心靈驛站"（MindOasis），供師生休息放松。請你寫一篇短文投稿至校英文報，內容包括：（1）介紹你的設計方案；（2）說明設計理由。注意：（1）詞數80左右；（2）可適當增加細節，以使行文連貫。MindOasis：ATranquilRetreatonCampus________________________19．閱讀下面材料，根據其內容和所給段落開頭語續寫兩段，使之構成一篇完整的短文。IgrewupinthesmalltownofWillowbrook.Duringtheweek，Iwouldgotoschool，butattheweekends，Iplayedbasketball.PlayingwithfriendsatthelocalparkbecameourSaturdaytradition.WemeteverySaturdaymorning，andthoughwestartedasasmallgroup，ourlaughterandcheerssoondrewcuriousglancesfrompassersby.Butnoteveryonewasinterested.Somekidsrolledtheireyes，complainingaboutus"takingupthecourt，"andafewevenwalkedawaywhenweinvitedthemtoplay.Still，theideaofexpandingourgamesstuckwithme，andslowly，afewmorefacesstartedshowingup.Aswordspread，morestudentscame.Notallofthemstayed—someleftafterrealizingtheyweren'tasgoodastheythought，andothersgotboredwhenthecompetitionwasn'tseriousenough.Butforthosewhostayed，itbecamespecial.Theparkbenchfilledup，andthecourtbuzzedwithenergy.Wedividedintoteams，withnaturalslikeMarkandnewcomerslikeAlex.Alexwasaquiet，slightlyoverweightguywithashysmile.Eventhoughhehesitatedalot，hestillwantedtoplay.IrememberMarksnickering（竊笑），"Yousureaboutthis？"Alexnodded，withhesitationinhiseyes.Thegamesgrewmoreintenseasmoreplayersjoined，andthecompetitionheatedup.Butwhattrulystoodoutwasthesenseofcamaraderie（友愛）—atleast，mostofthetime.Alexstruggled，outofbreath，missingpasses.Once，afteraroughplay，hewalkedoff，embarrassed.Ithoughthemightquit.Buthereturned.Ipairedhimwithafriendofminewhowasmorepatient.Hisprogresswasslow—thereweresomeimprovements，thensomesetbacks.Despitethis，Alexkeptshowingupoverthefollowingmonths.Hewasn'tthebestplayer，buthewasn'ttheworstanymore.Paragraphone：OneSaturday，asthesunrosehigherinthesky，thegamereacheditsclimax._____________Paragraphtwo：Afterthatgame，theatmosphereattheparkwasdifferent._________________

2025年江蘇省蘇州市八校聯考高考英語適應性試卷（三）參考答案與試題解析一、未知1．WhatwillHenrydofirst？A．Planttrees.B．Buildapath.C．Growvegetables.【解答】略2．Howmuchwillthespeakerstipthewaiter？A．＄5.B．＄10.C．＄15.【解答】略3．WhatdidSallytryatthenewcoffeeshop？A．Somebiscuits.B．Achocolatecake.C．Asandwich.【解答】略4．WhyisClaravisitinghergrandfather？A．Tocelebratehisbirthday.B．Tomakeamealforhim.C．Tokeephimcompany.【解答】略5．Whatdoweknowaboutthewoman？A．Shegoestobedlate.B．Shegetsenoughsleepeveryday.C．Shewakesupearlyinthemorning.【解答】略6．聽下面一段較長對話，回答以下小題。（1）Wherearethespeakers？A.Inacar.B.Onaplane.C.Onatrain.（2）Whatarethespeakersgoingtodo？A.Makeatravelplan.B.Chairameeting.C.Goonholiday.【解答】略7．聽下面一段較長對話，回答以下小題。（1）Whydoesthewomanenjoycomputergameslessnow？A.Shefindsgamesarenotcreativeenough.B.Shehatesthelongdownloadtime.C.Sheistootiredafterwork.（2）Whatdoesthemansayaboutboardgames？A.Theyareoutofdate.B.Theyaretoosimple.C.Theyaremoresociable.（3）Whatdothespeakersprobablydecidetodotogether？A.Playaboardgame.B.Tryanewcomputergame.C.Quitthehabitofplayinggames.【解答】略8．聽下面一段較長對話，回答以下小題。（1）Howdoesthewoman'steamavoidlosingdata？A.BysendingthedatabacktoEarthforstorage.B.Bycheckingtheclouddataregularly.C.Bykeepingacopyofthedata.（2）Whydotheteammembersexerciseaccordingtothewoman？A.Tokeeptheirenergy.B.Topassthetime.C.Tohavefun.（3）Whoistheman？A.Ahost.B.Amanager.C.Aprogrammer.【解答】略9．聽下面一段較長對話，回答以下小題。（1）Whatistheprobablerelationshipbetweenthespeakers？A.Parentandchild.B.Brotherandsister.C.Teacherandstudent.（2）Howoldistheman？A.12.B.14.C.22.（3）Howdoesthewomansoundintheend？A.Worried.B.Curious.C.Comforting.（4）Whatarethespeakersmainlytalkingabout？A.Featuresofbraindevelopment.B.Theprocessofbraindevelopment.C.Genderdifferencesinbraindevelopment.【解答】略10．聽下面一段獨白，回答以下小題。（1）Whatdoesthespeakeradvisethelistenerstoconsiderwhenchoosingacareer？A.Socialcontribution.B.Personalincomelevels.C.Quickgrowthopportunities.（2）Wheredoesthespeakerprobablywanttowork？A.Inaseniorhighschool.B.Inatechnologycompany.C.Inanenvironmentalgroup.（3）Whydoesthespeakergivethetalk？A.Toofferjobopportunities.B.Tointroducetraditionalroles.C.Topromoteabalancedviewoncareers.【解答】略二、閱讀理解。11．VanGogh：TheRoulinFamilyPortraitsTheExhibitionWhenVincentvanGogharrivedinArles，France，hebefriendedhisneighborandpostmanJosephRoulin，alongwithhiswifeandthreechildren.VanGoghwentontopaintseveralvibrantandexpressiveportraitsoftheRoulinfamily.Thisexhibitionshowcasesabouttwentyofthem，demonstratinghisdistinctivelyforward﹣thinkingapproachtoportraiture.VanGogh：TheRoulinFamilyPortraitsalsorevealsthesignificanceofVanGogh'sclosefriendshipwithJosephRoulinamidsthisarrivalinanewtownandstruggleswithmentalhealth.TheRoulinportraitsappearalongsideotherworks—includingJapaneseprintsandPaulGauguinpaintings—thathelpedshapeVanGogh'sworkduringthisperiod.ExhibitionTimesMarch30–September7，attheMuseumofFineArtsinBoston，MAMuseumHours10am–5pmLastentry30minutesbeforeMuseumclosing.Thereisnore﹣entry.TicketInformationAdults＄34.00||Youths7﹣17＄17.00||Youths0–6FreeTicketsareavailableforpurchaseinadvanceatorbyphoneat1﹣800﹣440﹣6975.A＄6per﹣orderprocessingfeeappliestoallphoneorders.Entrytimesare30minutes；visitorsmustentertheexhibitionwithinthat30﹣minutewindow.Onceinsidethegallery，visitorsmaystayaslongastheylike.Makesuretoaddanyfreeyouthticketstoyourorderatthesametimeasyouaddadulttickets.（1）Whatdoestheexhibitionmainlyhighlight？DA．VanGogh'searlylifeinArles.B．VanGogh'sinterestinJapaneseart.C．VanGogh'sstruggleswithmentalhealth.D．VanGogh'sinnovativeportraittechniques.（2）Howmuchwouldacouplewithtwochildrenaged4and14havetopayforadmission？BA．＄68.B．＄85.C．＄102.D．＄119.（3）Whatisrequiredforvisitorstoentertheexhibition？AA．Arrivewithintheirassignedentryperiod.B．Limittheirstayintheexhibitionto30minutes.C．Re﹣enterthemuseumanytimebeforeitsclosing.D．Buyticketsatthemuseumonthedayoftheirvisit.【解答】（1）細節理解題。由第一段中的Thisexhibitionshowcasesabouttwentyofthem，demonstratinghisdistinctivelyforward﹣thinkingapproachtoportraiture.（本次展覽展示了其中約二十幅作品，展示了他獨特的、具有前瞻性的肖像畫手法。）可知，展覽主要強調了梵高創新的肖像畫技巧。故選D項。（2）數字計算題。由TicketInformation中的Adults34.00||Youths7–1717.00||Youths0–6Free"可知，一對夫婦（2位成人）需支付34×2＝68美元，兩個孩子中14歲（青少年）需支付17美元，4歲（免費）無需付費，總計68+17＝85美元。故選B項。（3）細節理解題。由TicketInformation中的Entrytimesare30minutes；visitorsmustentertheexhibitionwithinthat30﹣minutewindow.（入場時間為30分鐘；參觀者必須在該30分鐘時間段內進入展覽。）可知，參觀者需在指定的入場時間段內進入。故選A項。12．LorraineCaley，whofoundedhermushroom﹣growingcompanyCaleyBrothersin2018，willbeshowcasingheroystermushroomsattheexhibitionhostedbytheRoyalHorticulturalSocietyaftermoreandmorepeopleexpressedaninterestingrowingfungi.Sheandhersister，JodieBryan，startedgrowingmushroomsathomeastheycouldnotfindthemorespecialvarietiesintheirlocalsupermarket."Wephysicallycouldn'tgetthemushroomswewantedtoeat.Wechangedourdietbecauseourdadwasunwell.Wewantedtoexpandfromthebuttonmushroom，"saysCaley."We'dseenthisstuffonlineandstartedgrowingitforourselves.Butwehadsomuchdemandthatpeople'scuriosityforcedustostartmakingourownkits.Wealsosuppliedfreshmushroomstoanyonewhowantedtheirownkitstogrowthemathome.It'sbeenphenomenal.Thedirectionit'stakenusinisfarbeyondanythingweeverimagined."Thesistersusecoffeegroundsasasubstrate（培養基）andgrowfungi（真菌）fromwood.Fungiaddinteresttoagardenandbenefitthesoil."Youcantakeyourkitandputitinthegardenwhereitwillthengetyoumorenutrientsforyoursoil，"saidCaley."We'veinstalledanoutsidemushroombed，andninedifferentmushroomscanbegrowninsevendifferentmediums.Weweretryingtoencouragepeoplewithspaceoutsidetogooutside，butyoucanalsoputacoupleoflogsonyourbalcony.Orifyou'vegotasmallflat，youcangrowinyourkitchenaswell."Takingsoilhealthintoconsiderationisalsoinvogue，andfungiarecrucialforthis.Undertheground，thefungicreatealivingnetworkcalledamycelium.Itimprovesthesoilbybreakingdownnaturalwasteandmovingitintotheearth，makingitricher.Italsoattractsworms，whichloosenthesoi