2025年高考英語仿真模擬試卷

注意事項：

1.全卷共8頁，滿分150分，考試時間120分鐘。

2.選出每小題答案后，用鉛筆把答題卡上對應題目的答案標號涂黑。如需改動，用橡皮擦干凈

后，再選涂其他答案標號。不能答在本試卷上，否則無效。

第一部分聽力（共兩節，滿分30分）

第一節（共5小題；每小題1.5分，滿分7.5分）

聽下面5段對話。每段對話后有一個小題，從題中所給的A、B、C三個選項中選出最佳選

項。聽完每段對話后，你都有10秒鐘的時間來回答有關小題和閱讀下一小題。每段對話僅讀一

遍。

1.Whatwillthespeakersprobablydonext?

A.Playtennis.B.Reviewnotes.C.Eatameal.

2.Whenwilltheboygetuptomorrow?

A.At6:40a.m.B.At7:00a.m.C.At7:20a.m.

3.Howwillthewomandealwiththeoldclothes?

A.Bysellingthem.B.Bydonatingthem.C.Bythrowingthemaway.

4.WhatwillthemandoonFridaynight?

A.WatchTV.B.Pickupafriend.C.HavedinnerwithAmber.

5.Whatistheprobablerelationshipbetweenthespeakers?

A.Businesspartners.B.Bossandassistant.C.Teacherandstudent.

第二節（共15小題；每小題1.5分，滿分22.5分）

聽下面5段對話或獨白。每段對話或獨白后有幾個小題,從題中所給的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，每小題5秒鐘；聽完后,

各小題將給出5秒鐘的作答時間。每段對話或獨白讀兩遍。

聽第6段材料，回答第6、7題。

6.Whatisthewomaninterestedin?

A.Classicmusic.B.Cooking.C.Sports.

7.Whatisthemangoingtodonext?

A.Changethechannel.B.Cookspaghetti.C.Turnthesounddown.

聽第7段材料，回答第8至10題。

8.WhywillBillleavethepresentschool?

A.He'lltravelaroundtheworld.

B.He'llmovetoanothercountry.

C.He'llgetintoabetterschool.

9.Whatdoesthewomanplantodotomorrowafternoon?

A.Preparefortheparty.B.Buyapresent.C.Takeaclass.

10.WhenwillthewomanarriveatBill'shousetomorrow?

A.At5:30p.m.B.At5:00p.m.C.At3:00p.m.

聽第8段材料，回答第11至13題。

11.Wheredoesthewomanlive?

A.Inthetown.B.Inthecountry.C.Inthecitycenter.

12.Whatdoesthewomanlikemostaboutthecountrylife?

A.Thegoodrelationshipbetweenneighbors.

B.Thegoodenvironment.

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C.Thelowlivingcost.

13.Whatdoesthemanmeanintheend?

A.Helikescountrylife.

B.Thecountrylifecouldbehard.

C.Theweatherforecastcanbewrongsometimes.

聽第9段材料，回答第14至16題。

14.WhatisLindagoingtodothisafternoon?

A.Gotothedentist.B.Datewiththeman.C.Gotothesupermarket.

15.Whatdayisittoday?

A.Monday.B.Thursday.C.Friday.

16.WhatdoesLindaaskthemantodo?

A.Havehisteethexamined.B.Eatlessdessert.C.Brushhisteethtwiceaday.

聽第10段材料，回答第17至20題。

17.WhatarethemostfamousscenicspotsinYellowstoneNationalPark?

A.Strangestones.B.Localwildlife.C.Hotsprings.

18.WhatdidLisaseeduringhercampingtrip?

A.Eagles.B.Brownbears.C.Greywolves.

19.WhatdidLisaandherfriendsfindmostattractive?

A.BoilingRiver.B.WestThumbLake.C.OldFaithful.

20.WhatdoweknowaboutYellowstoneNationalPark?

A.It'sthelargestparkintheUS.

B.It'sthefirstnationalparkintheUS.

C.Ithasmanyhuman-madewaterfalls.

第二部分閱讀理解（共兩節，滿分50分）

第一節（共15小題；每小題2.5分，滿分37.5分）

閱讀下列短文，從每題所給的A、B、C和D四個選項中，選出最佳選項。

A

EXHIBITIONSANDEVENTS

Exploreourwide-rangingexhibitionsandincreaseyourknowledgewhenenjoyingyourself.

FeatheredInk

OpeningonAugust27

Acrossthreegalleries,FeatheredInkexploreshowJapaneseartistshaveexperimentedoverseveral

centurieswithdifferentbrushtechniquesintheirdescriptionsofbirdsubjects.DrawingfromtheFreer

GalleryofArfsextensivecollectionofbird-and-flowerpaintings,theexhibitionincludeshangingscroll

paintings,foldingscreens,ceramics,andprintedbooks.

ThePeacockRoom

OpeningonSeptember3

In1876,shippingindustrialistFrederickLeylandhiredhisfriend,artistJamesMcNeillWhistler,to

redecoratethediningroomofhisLondontownhouse,andthenusedittodisplayhisprizedcollectionof

Chineseblue-and-whiteporcelain（瓷器）.Thenin1904CollectorCharlesLangFreerpurchasedthe

room.Hehadittakenapart,shippedacrosstheAtlantic,andreassembledinhishomeinDetroit,

Michigan.There,hegraduallyfilleditsshelveswithceramicshecollectedfromSyria,Iran,Japan,

China,andKorea.

Rinpa

OpeningonOctober1

TheJapanesepaintingmovementnowknownasRinpawasalooseassociationofartiststhatbegan

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aroundtheearly1600sandcontinuedintothe1800s.Theiraesthetic（審美觀）cametodefineatypical

imageofJapaneseartconsistingofstylizedformsinbrightcolors.Weinviteyoutoexploreaselection

ofpaintingsandceramics（陶瓷）bygenerationsofRinpaartistsfromourcollection.

Freer'sGlobalNetwork

OpeningonOctober15

Thisexhibitionlooksattheinterconnectedwebofartists,dealers,andcollectorswhohelpedshape

theFreerGalleryofArfscollectionintheearlytwentiethcentury.Thedisplayofobjectsinthisgallery,

whichincludesAmericanpaintingsandstoneware,Japaneseceramics,ancientChinesebronzes,and

NearEasternpottery,illustratesthatnetworkinoperation.

21.Whichexhibitiondisplayspaintingsofbirdsandflowersintensively?

A.Rinpa.B.FeatheredInk.

C.ThePeacockRoom.D.Freer9sGlobalNetwork.

22.WhowasFrederickLeyland?

A.Apaintingartist.B.AJapanesedecorator.

C.AnAmericancollector.D.Ashippingbusinessman.

23.WhatcanvisitorsdoatFreer'sGlobalNetwork?

A.Interactwithfamousartists.B.Enjoyinternationalartworks.

C.Collectartworksfromdealers.D.Appreciateartworksthroughnetwork.

B

Wewerestandingatthetopofachurchtower.Isawtwistingstreetsleadingtothesquare."See,

mydear,“Fathersaidgently."Thereismorethanonewaytothesquare.

Father'swordsalwaysguidedme.Dreamingofbecomingafashiondesigner,IcametoParis,but

withoutluck.ThenonedayImetafriendwearingabeautifulsweater."Whataninterestingstitch（針

法）!”Icried."ItwasdonebyMrs.Vidian,“myfriendexplained.66ShelearnedthestitchinArmenia,

hernativecountry.^^SuddenlyIhadadaringidea.Whynotdesign,makeandsellmyownclothes?

IdrewabutterflypatternandaskedMrs.Vidiantoknititintoasweater.Itprovedasuccess.A

NewYorkstorewanted40sweaterstobereadyintwoweeks.Iacceptedtheorder.Myhappiness

disappeared,however,whenMrs.Vidiantoldmeittookheralmostaweektoknitonesweater.

Iwascrushed.ThenIrememberedfather9swords.TheremustbeotherArmenianwomeninParis

whomasteredthespecialstitch.ThenIsearchedforanyArmenianslivinginParis.AtlastItracked

downseveral.Twoweekslater,theErstshipmentwasonitswaytotheUnitedStates!

Fromthatdayonorderspouredin.Thencameanothertest.AsIwasbusygettingreadytoshow

mywinterfashions,thesewinggirlswerecalledoutonstrike.Wherewasthewayoutthistime?I

wonderedandworried.Thenitdawnedonme.

Iworkedhurriedly.Andrightontime,myshowtookplace.Somecoatshadnosleeves;some

wereonlypatternsmadeofheavycottoncloth,butontheseIattachedmaterialtoshowwhatcolors

andtexturestheclotheswouldhavewhentheywerefinished.Whatashow!Onceagainfather^words

helpedme.

24.Whatproblemdidthewriterfaceafteracceptingtheorder?

A.ItwasimpossibleforVidiantomeetthedeadline.

B.Thesewinggirlswerecalledoutonstrike.

C.ShefoundithardtotrackArmenianslivinginParis.

D.Therewasashortageofsuitablecloth.

25.Whatdotheunderlinedwords“thefirstshipment“refertoinParagraph4?

A.Rawmaterials.B.Moreorders.

C.Thefortysweaters.D.Thespecialstitch.

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26.Howdidthewriterdealwiththeshowproblem?

A.Sheputofftheshow.

B.Sheshowedtheclothesunfinished.

C.Sheemployedmoresewinggirls.

D.Shecompletedtheclothesinahurry.

27.Whichofthefollowingmightthewriteragreewith?

A.Practicemakesperfect.B.Likefather,likeson.

C.Easiersaidthandone.D.AllroadsleadtoRome.

C

Afterbeingdriventonearextinction,wolvesarebackinWashingtonState.

Wolf32M,calledTheOldGuybywolfspecialistBenMaletzke,livedsome12yearsasthepatriarch

（族長）oftheTeanawayPack,kickingofftherecoveryofwolvesinWashington.Thepack'sterritorywas

roastedbywildfirein2014.Butwolf32Mandhisfamilyremainedinexistence,bringingthecallofthe

wildbackforthefirsttimeinacentury.ThesewolvesarewhatMaletzkecallssteppingstonesinrecovery-

theanimalsthatcouldhelpleadthewaytonewterritorynotyetrepopulatedbywolves.

Wolvesspreadtonewterritorytofindmatesandbeginpacksoftheirown.Itisthispackdynamicthat

wildlifebiologistsarecountingon,intime,tourgewolvesintoareaswheretheydonotpresentlylive."We

justneedacoupletopickupandgo,“Maletzkesays.

Allalong,theTeanawaypackhasstayedmostlyoutoftroubleprobably,helpedbyalotofrange

riding（牧區巡邏）intendedtohelpreduceconflictsoverwolfrecoverybykeepingwolvesawayfromcattle.

“Heisanexampleofwolveslivinganddoingwhattheydo,evenaroundpeople,“Maletzkesaysofwolf

32M.

StoryWarren,astudentattheUniversityofMontana,wasjustagirlwhenshefirstsaw32M'stracks

intheTeanawayRiverValley-anexcitingencounterthathelpedgenerateaseriousinterestinwildlifethat

nowfuelsherstudies.Toher,thereturnofthewolfisaboutmorethanthespecies;itisaboutrecovering

somethingevenbigger:hope.

“Growingupinmygeneration,thereissomuchbadecologicalnews,alotofhopelessnessabout

climatechangeandlossofbiodiversityandextinctions,9,Warrensays,“Tohavesomethingaswildas

wolvescomingbacktoWashingtonisveryencouragingforme-justtoknowsuchanamazingand

powerfulcreatureexists.”

28.WhydoesMaletzkecallWolf32Mfamily'"steppingstones95?

A.Theyarepioneersinwolfrecovery.B.Theyareworthprotection.

C.Theyarenearlydyingout.D.Theyarevictimsofwildfire.

29.WhatfunctiondoesParagraph3serve?

A.Tomakeaprediction.B.Topresentaresult.

C.Toclarifyaconcept.D.Toofferanexplanation.

30.WhatcanbelearnedfromtheexampleoftheTeanawaypack?

A.Wolvesfacealotoftrouble.

B.Wolfrecoverycountsonitspopulation.

C.Wolvesshouldbeforbiddenfromhumanresidence.

D.Certainmeasurestoensurecattlesafetyarerequired.

31.WhatdoesWarrenthinkofthecomingbackofwolves?

A.Itworsensclimatechange.B.Itfuelsmorestudiesonwildlife.

C.Itexciteshopefortheecosystem.D.Itclearsupbadecologicalnews.

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D

Formuchofhumanhistory,ethical（道德的）behaviorhasbeenguidedbytheGoldenRule:dotoothers

asyouwouldhavethemdotoyou.Buttheruleisimperfect.Whatyouwantinagivensituationmaynotbe

whatanotherpersondesiresatall.

Inthemedicalfield,makingorinfluencingchoicesforotherscanmakeallthedifference.Suchchoices

impactpeople'squalityoflifeandeventheirchancesofsurvival.Ashealthcarebecomesmore

individualized,thetimeseemsrightforanewethicalguideline一the"platinum（白金）rule^^proposedby

professorHarveyMaxChochinov:dotoothersastheywouldwantdonetothemselves.

Chochinovdescribesthisprincipleinhisessaypublishedlastyear.Hebeginswithastoryaboutahealth

crisisaffectinghissisterEllen,whowasseverelydisabled.Thecaredoctor,afterseeinghertwisted（扭曲的）

body,wasweighingwhethertoinsertabreathingtubewhenheaskedChochinovastrangequestion:Did

Ellenreadmagazines?”Thequestionwasfrightening.^^Chochinovwrites,“thiswasnotanattempttogetto

knowEllen...butratherawaytodecideifherswasalifeworthsaving.^^Ellenreadwidelyandenjoyed

manysimplepleasuresoflife,butthegapbetweenherlifeasapersonwhousesawheelchairandthedoctor's

senseofwhathewouldwantinhersituationwastoovasttobebridgedbytheGoldenRule."That'swhen

judgingfromwhereyoustandwhatanothermightneedorwantbeginstobreakdown,^^Chochinov

explained.

Timeisalimitedresourceinthehealth-caresystem,andthere?snodenyingthatgettingtoknowa

patientasanindividualmeansinvestingadditionalminutesorhours.Still,Chochinovbelievessuch

investmentiscost-effective.Therearebenefitsfordoctorsaswell."Whentheyemotionallyconnecttotheir

patients,theydoabetterjob.9,

Incertaincases,doctorsmayfindithardtoapplytheplatinumrule.Butthereisvalueintheeffort:atthe

veryleast,theirtryingtoworkthroughitwillensurethattheyhavesufficientmodestyaboutthewisdomof

theirchoices.

32.Whyistheplatinumruleintroducedtothemedicalfield?

A.Toincreasechancesofsurvivalforpatients.

B.Tostrengthenethicalbehaviorintreatment.

C.Tohelpdoctorsacquireaccurateinformation.

D.Tomakeperson-centeredcareaccessibletopatients.

33.WhatcanwelearnfromEllen'sstory?

A.Thedoctorgavelittlethoughttoherneeds.B.Herbrothersanghighpraisesforthetreatment.

C.Ahealthcrisiscausedherdisability.D.Thedoctorwascuriousaboutherhobby.

34.WhichstatementmightChochinovagreewith?

A.Healthcaresystemneedsinvesting.

B.Timeputintoknowingapatientisrewarding.

C.Trustbetweendoctorsandpatientsisimportant.

D.Emotionalconnectiontopatientsbringsjobburnout.

35.Whatistheauthor'sattitudetowardstheplatinumrule?

A.Unclear.B.Favorable.C.Objective.D.Careful.

第二節（共5小題；每小題2.5分，滿分12.5分）

根據短文內容，從短文后的選項中選出能填入空白處的最佳選項，選項中有兩項為多余選

項。

Howdoyouexpressgratitudeinyoureverydaylife?Forme,itsometimesfeelsworrying:hand-

writinghundredsofthankyoucardsafterananniversary,ormakingsuretoeateverylastbiteonmy

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platesomygrandmawouldn'tthinkIwasungratefulforthemeal.

36Herearesometipsabouthowtobebetteratshowinggratitude.

Startagratitudejournalorwritealetter.Makeitahabittoputdownthethingsthatyou'rethankful

for.37There'salsosomeevidencethatitcouldloweryourriskofheartdiseaseandsymptomsof

depressionforsomepeople.Thinkofsomeoneinyourlifewhoyouhavenothadthechancetothank.

Thinkofaspecificinstancewhentheyhelpedyou.Then,ifsagoodideatosendthemaletter.38

39Lookaroundinyourimmediatespace,andtakenoticeofeverythingthatmakesupyour

environment:thesky,thecoolwind,thewarmthofyoursweater.Theactofsimplynoticingandnaming

thingsisagreatwaytostretchyourgratitudemuscleaswellasobtainsomeclarityonthestrengthofall

theuniqueconnectionsinyourlife.

Bearinmindthedifferencebetweensaying“thanksto"and"thanksfor".Beinggrateful"for”

somethingcanbealittleunclearorgeneral.40Itencouragesspecificityandremindsyouofyour

connectionwithandresponsibilitytothatpersonorthing.

A.Stretchyourgratitudemuscle.

B.Noticetheworldsurroundingyou.

C.Betterstill,deliveritinpersonandreadittothem.

D.Ahabitualgratitudejournalwillcertainlybenefitus.

E.Butexpertssayitdoesn'thavetobethatcomplicated.

F.Infact,thishabitreducesmaterialismandenhancesgenerosity.

G.Beinggrateful66to,,somethingorsomeoneimpliesadirectrelationship.

第三部分語言知識運用（共兩節，滿分30分）

第一節（共15小題；每小題1分，滿分15分）

閱讀下面短文，從短文后各題所給的A、B、C和D四個選項中，選出可以填入空白處的

最佳選項。

PreetChandi,anAsianwoman,returnedfromatrek（徒步旅行）acrossGreenlandlastyear.Shehopes

to41anunsupportedtrekacrossAntarcticatothesouthpolebyherself.The700-milejourneywill

takeabout45days.Shewillfacethe42coldof-50℃whiledraggingasledweighing95kgwhenshe

43.

PreetChandi44itisatoughjourney.Butshefeelswellpreparedafteryearsof45.Inrecent

weeksshehasbeen46tyresaroundthestreetsnearherhome.Shehasreceivedanumberofcurious

questionsfrom47."Ifyoucomefromacommunitythatisnotinvolvedin48atall,itcanbe

reallyhard,“shesaid,addingthatanumberofpeoplethoughtshewasto49forSouthall,inwest

London,nottothesouthpole.atIfsjustbeyondtheir50

Inthesouthpole,onemay51nothinginfrontfordaysexceptsnow.Itisquiteamental52.

Thus,herpartnerhasleftmessagesinsidehertent,whilefriendshave53voicenotesforhertolisten

toonthejourney.

Whenshereturns,sheplanstoputasidesomemoneyto54morewomentotryoutdoor

adventures.Sheispleasedtoseechangeinwhathas55beenamale-dominatedarea.Whatan

inspiringwoman!

41.A.abandonB.sponsorC.completeD.introduce

42.A.refreshingB.bitingC.bearableD.slight

43.A.settlesdownB.checksoutC.setsoffD.turnsup

44.A.admitsB.deniesC.hopesD.prays

45.A.workingB.adjustmentC.struggleD.training

46.A.liftingB.draggingC.rollingD.pushing

47.A.passers-byB.explorersC.visitorsD.cyclists

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48.A.activitiesB.adventuresC.competitionsD.sports

49.A.pushB.runC.headD.look

50.A.controlB.abilityC.reachD.knowledge

51.A.touchB.feelC.seeD.smell

52.A.challengeB.troubleC.dilemmaD.success

53.A.playedB.recordedC.presentedD.taken

54.A.urgeB.persuadeC.commandD.fund

55.A.extremelyB.incrediblyC.temporarilyD.typically

第二節（共10小題;每小題1.5分，滿分15分）

Haveyoueverseenpaintingsinsideofa3-centimeterglassball?Thisisneihua,also56

(know)asinteriorpainting(內畫).Therearedifferentschoolsofinteriorpainting,57Shandong

schoolisoneofthem.Originatingmorethan100yearsagoinZibo,Shandongprovince,theart58

(require)artiststopainttheinsideofbottlesorglassballsthrough59(they)narrowmouths.These

littlebottlesorglassballswereusedbytheChineseduringtheQingDynasty(1644-1911)tocontain

powderedtobacco.60delicatecarvingsonthesurfaceorpaintinginside,thesebottlesandglass

ballsarenowpopularasartifactsforcollections.Theusualthemesofthesepaintingsinsideareflowers,

birds,and61(nature)landscapes.LiShaoyue,62hasbeenexposedtothisartsince

childhood,isanartistofinteriorpaintingart.Shesaidthatcomparedwith63(work)onpaper,

interiorpaintingismuchmorecomplex,becausethepainterneedstoplan64(accurate)before

starting,andtakeintoaccountthecurvature(曲度)oftheinnerwallofthebottle.Duetothechallengeof

performingthisskill,interiorpainting65(list)asanationalintangibleculturalheritagein2014.

第四部分寫作(共兩節，滿分40分)

第一節(滿分15分)

假設你是李華，星期六你要和你的外國同學Jack一起去敬老院參加義務勞動，你給他發一封郵

件說明要求，內容如下：

(1)9:30在學校門口集合；

(2)帶勞動工具(洗衣粉、理發工具、除草工具等)；

(3)自帶午飯，騎自行車前往。

注意：

(1)詞數80左右；

(2)可以適當增加細節，以使行文連貫。

提示詞：敬老院nursinghome

DearJack,

Yours,

LiHua

第二節(滿分25分)

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。

PamBalesplannedasix-hourhikethroughNewHampshireMount.Onthedashboard(汽車儀表

板)wasadetailedplanensuringshecouldreturnbeforethearrivalofsomeforecastedbadweather.

Differentfromformerhike,though,thistime,shehadpackedforalmosteveryaccidentandintended

towalkalone.

Atabout8a.m.,she'dcheckedtheweatherforecast.Balesknewfromexperiencethatherhike

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wasrealistic.Besides,shehadtwoemergencyplansandextralayersofclothingtobetterprotecther

coretemperatureasconditionschanged.

Balesfeltexcitedasshewalkedupintosnowypaths.Shewaswearingafleecetanktop（絨衣）

andhikingpants,andnoglovesorhatbecausetheairwasmild.Thirtyminuteslater,sheclimbedinto

colderairanddeepersnows.Shenowwasinaquarter-zipfleecetopandgloves.At10a.m.,the

weatherwasshowingitsteeth.Balesaddedmorelayerstoresistcoldwindsanddensefog.Making

herwayacrossthesnow-coveredridge,shenoticedsomething:asinglesetoffootprintsmadebya

pairofsneakers.Notgivingthemmuchthought,shewalkedon.

By11a.m.,Baleswasgettingcold.Shedecidedtoreturntohercar.Onherwaydown,sheagain

spottedthesneakertracks,whichsuddenlymadeahardleft-handturnoffthetrail.Nowshefelt

genuinelyalarmed.Shewassurethehikerlosthiswayinthelowvisibility.IfBalescontinuedto

followthetracks,shewouldaddriskandtimetoherreturn.Butshecouldn'tletthisgo.Sheturnedto

theleftandcalledout,"Hello!”Nothing.

Balesfollowedthetracks,roundedaslightcornerandsawamansittingmotionless.Hewore

tennissneakers,shorts,alightjacketandfingerlessgloves.Hisskinwaspaleandhehadaglazed（呆

滯的）lookonhisface.Balesapproachedandsaid,"What'syourname?^^Themandidn'treact.

Obviously,nothingwasconnectingforhimandhewasinreallybigtrouble.

注意：

1.續寫詞數應為150左右；

2.請按如下格式在答題卡的相應位置作答。

Balesstoppedbeingacuriousandconcernedhiker,andbeganafull-onrescuemission.

Overthenexthour,themanbegantomoveandspeak.

參考答案

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第一部分聽力

1-5CABAB6—10ACBCA11—15CABAB16—20BCACB

第二部分閱讀理解

A篇

【語篇導讀】這是一篇說明文。文章主要介紹了幾個展覽活動。

21.Bo細節理解題。根據文章第二段中DrawingfromtheFreerGalleryofArfsextensivecollectionof

bird-and-flowerpaintings,theexhibitionincludeshangingscrollpaintings,foldingscreens,

ceramics,andprintedbooks.可知，FeatheredInk美術館經常展出鳥和鮮花主題的畫作。故選B。

22.Do細節理解題。根據文章第三段中In1876,shippingindustrialistFrederickLeylandhiredhisfriend,

artistJamesMcNeillWhistler,toredecoratethediningroomofhisLondontownhouse,andthen

usedittodisplayhisprizedcollectionofChineseblue-and-whiteporcelain（瓷器）.可矢口，

FrederickLeyland團團團團團團。故選D.

23.Bo細節理解題。根據文章最后一段中Thedisplayofobjectsinthisgallery,whichincludesAmerican

paintingsandstoneware,Japaneseceramics,ancientChinesebronzes,andNearEasternpottery,

illustratesthatnetworkinoperation.得知在Freer5sGlobalNetwork游客可以參觀多國家的作

品O故選BO

B篇

【語篇導讀】這是一篇記敘文。文章主要講述了父親說過的“通往廣場的路不止一條”的話一直在指

引著作者，幫助作者度過一次次難關。

24.Ao細節理解題。根據第三段“Myhappinessdisappeared,however,whenMrs.Vidiantoldmeittook

heralmostaweektoknitonesweater.”可知，作者在接受訂單后，Vidian不可能在最后期限前

完成任務。故選A。

25.Co詞句猜測題。根據第三段“ANewYorkstorewanted40sweaterstobereadyintwoweeks.I

acceptedtheorder."以及戈U線詞上文“ThenIsearchedforanyArmenianslivinginParis.AtlastI

trackeddownseveral.”可知，作者找了幾個住在巴黎的亞美尼亞人來完成這四十件毛衣。故

劃線詞指的是“四十件毛衣”。故選C。

26.Bo細節理解題。根據最后一段“Somecoatshadnosleeves;somewereonlypatternsmadeofheavy

cottoncloth,butontheseIattachedmaterialtoshowwhatcolorsandtexturestheclotheswould

havewhentheywerefinished.“可知，作者通過展示了未完成的衣服處理展示問題。故選B。

27.Do推理判斷題。根據第一段“Wewerestandingatthetopofachurchtower.Isawtwistingstreets

leadingtothesquare.""See,mydear,"Fathersaidgently."'Thereismorethanonewaytothe

square.”結合文章主要講述了父親說過的“通往廣場的路不止一條”的話一直在指引著作者，

幫助作者度過一次次難關。可推知，作者認同“條條大路通羅馬”。故選D。

C篇

【語篇導讀】這是一篇說明文。主要介紹了華盛頓州狼群的恢復，狼群在近乎滅絕后重新回到了華

盛頓州。

28.Ao細節理解題。根據第二段中“ThesewolvesarewhatMaletzkecallssteppingstonesinrecovery-the

animalsthatcouldhelpleadthewaytonewterritorynotyetrepopulatedbywolves.（這些狼被

Maletzke稱為恢復的墊腳石一這些動物可以幫助引領通往尚未被狼重新居住的新領域。）”可

知，Maletzke稱Wolf32M家族為“墊腳石”是因為它們是狼群恢復的先驅。故選A項。

29.Do推理判斷題。根據第三段"Wolvesspreadtonewterritorytofindmatesandbeginpacksoftheir

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own.Itisthispackdynamicthatwildlifebiologistsarecountingon,intime,tourgewolvesinto

areaswheretheydonotpresentlylive.46Wejustneedacoupletopickupandgo,“M