晴川高考模拟卷 第二套 (适合全国Ⅰ卷)

英语

本试卷满分120分，考试时间90分钟。

第一部分阅读理解(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)

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

New Zealand: humble in size but boastful in beauty. Is there anywhere else on the planet that makes you go ‘CRAZY’ like this spellbinding island?  Packed with vivid vistas. Possessing endless outdoor adventures. Dotted with hip cities. This place has it all. So whether you’re looking for a trip that’s action-packed or easy going, our New Zealand travel guide will help you navigate Aotearoa like a seasoned pro.

FAST FACTS Language:  English           Currency:  New Zealand Dollar           Electricity:  230/240V           Visas:  Click here to see if you need a visa to enter New Zealand           Dialing Code:  +64           Time Zone:  GMT +12:00

Best time to visit

When’s the best time to visit New Zealand? It’s a pretty open question that entirely depends on what you’re looking for. Visit in the summer months (that’s December – March for you Northern Hemisphere inhabitants) for sun-drenched days exploring National Parks, hiking trails, lagoons, lakes, rainforests…the list goes on.

And in winter? (June – September). Plenty of NZ gets significant snowfall, and that can mean only one thing: ski season baby. Thanks to its stunning mountain terrains (and v. developed tourism industry), New Zealand has some of the best ski spots in the world. From Mt Ruapehu to Queenstown, there’s plenty for piste pros and board beginners to find something to suit their skill levels. So, really, there is no best time to visit New Zealand. It just depends what sort of vibe you’re after. 

21.What does the travel guide tell us about New Zealand? 

A.It is large in size but short of natural scenery. 

B.It offers both adventurous and relaxing travel experiences. 

C.Most of its cities are old‑fashioned and quiet. 

D.Visitors can only take part in indoor activities there.

22.What can we know from the FAST FACTS? 

A.Visitors must learn local languages besides English. 

B.You need to use USD when shopping in New Zealand. 

C.Visitors may check visa information via a website. 

D.New Zealand belongs to the GMT +10:00 time zone.

23.What is special about New Zealand in winter? 

A.National parks are closed to visitors. 

B.It is ideal for ski lovers. 

C.Days are long and sunshine is abundant. 

D.Few tourists travel around the country.

B

It says something about a significant new product announcement when the thing that Wall Street is most anticipating is not the thing itself but the price tag.

Early reactions to the first foldable iPhone, which was unveiled this week, suggest Apple can still inspire enthusiasm for its new gadgets. But for John Ternus, who has just taken over as CEO, the launch — along with decisions about how much to charge for iPhone models — has presented a basic business test.

One reason comes from the sharp increase in memory chip prices driven by the data‑centre boom. Soaring component costs will cut smartphone sales this year, according to Counterpoint Research. Meanwhile, Apple faces pressure to keep products affordable, as it tries to get customers to pay for the iPhone, which will mark its 20th anniversary next year. Apple must find new ways to encourage users to buy replacement devices while protecting its profit margins as material costs rise.

Ironically, Apple’s hot new product is a cross between the iPhone and the iPad. Called the Duo, it is a passport‑sized smartphone unfolding into a screen nearly as big as an iPad mini. The high‑end device could lift average selling prices, though it has yet to prove it can attract more than a small group of buyers.

For Ternus, leaning on the iPhone makes a safe opening move. Apple’s earlier big AI efforts have failed to meet public expectations. An improved Siri is 18 months behind schedule and remains in test. Vision Pro, though technically excellent, failed to win a large market. Still, the huge user base of iPhones means Apple will play a key role in people’s first‑time AI experiences.

Ternus’ first major choice was to limit price rises. The Duo starts at just under $2,000; other iPhones rose $100 because of higher memory costs — less increase than many analysts expected. Risking some profit pressure to keep sales steady is reasonable, since services already make up a large share of Apple’s growth.

Now the new CEO faces his real challenge: making AI truly useful for the huge global iPhone user base, rather than just a technical showpiece.

24.What was Wall Street most concerned about for Apple’s new product? 

A. Its practical functions B. Its selling price C. Its appearance design D. Its release schedule

25. What can we infer about Apple’s AI‑related products? 

A.They have greatly satisfied public expectations. 

B.Improved Siri has been completed and officially released. 

C.Vision Pro was not very popular among consumers. 

D.They have brought Apple massive profits already.

26.Why did Ternus hold back iPhone price increases? 

A.To keep sales volume stable amid rising costs 

B.To defeat competitors in smartphone market 

C.To promote Apple’s service business worldwide 

D.To fund large‑scale AI research investment

27.What is the main idea of the text? 

A.The development history of Apple’s iPhones over twenty years 

B.Tim Cook’s remarkable achievements during his long work period 

C.New Apple CEO Ternus faces challenges with foldable iPhone and AI tasks 

D.Main advantages of Apple’s newly‑released foldable smartphone Duo

C

T.S.A. PreCheck members may soon be able to bring larger bottles of water through security at select airports, in a major shift to longstanding rules.

John Pistole, a former head of the Transportation Security Administration,said on Thursday that the agency was considering the change.

Mr. Pistole said the new policy would be unlikely to take effect before the holidays. It was also not immediately clear which airports would initially be included.

“T.S.A. will continue to explore opportunities to enhance security and improve the traveling experience for the public,” the agency said in an emailed statement on Thursday. “As technology evolves, T.S.A.’s multilayered security protocols will evolve, including benefits for our most trusted travelers.”

The possible change is one in a series of recent T.S.A. programs that loosen restrictions at security checkpoints as screening technology has advanced.

The agency last week began offering a program that allows PreCheck members without tickets to pass through security at 13 U.S. airports to, for example, meet a family member or see off a friend at the gate.

The T.S.A. has eased other longtime rules in the last year, allowing passengers to keep their shoes on and letting unticketed PreCheck members go through security at some airports.

Last summer, the agency stopped requiring passengers to take off their shoes when going through security. Previously, only PreCheck passengers had been able to leave their shoes on.

Kristi Noem, then the homeland security secretary, said soon afterward that she was “questioning” the T.S.A.’s restrictions on liquids, and that the amount of liquids permitted through checkpoints “may be the next big announcement.”

Several security experts said at the time that such a change could take years to roll out across the country. Many airports, especially smaller ones, do not have advanced scanning equipment, called computed tomography, that can detect whether liquids in bags are explosives.

The T.S.A. currently limits most liquids, aerosols and gels at security checkpoints to containers of no more than 3.4 ounces, which must fit in one clear, quart-size bag — a policy known as the 3-1-1 rule.

The T.S.A. initially banned all liquids in carry-on bags in August 2006 after British intelligence thwarted the terrorist plot. That policy was eventually eased and replaced with the 3-1-1 rule.

28.What do we know about the new policy under consideration by T.S.A.? 

A.It will go into effect before the coming holidays. 

B.Travelers need to stand for long periods before the new policy comes out. 

C.It aims to benefit PreCheck members at certain airports. 

D. It will completely remove restrictions on liquids for passengers.

29.What does the underlined phrase “multilayered security protocols” most probably refer to? 

A.several sets of safety‑related operating rules 

B.high‑security luggage for air passengers 

C.various travel‑related service contracts

D.multi‑layer protective clothing for travelers

30.What makes it hard for the new liquid rule to spread nationwide quickly? 

A.Lack of advanced scanning devices in many small airports. 

B.Strong disapproval from most security experts. 

C.Travelers’ worry about travelling safety. 

D.The high cost of updating airport runways.

31.Which of the following is among the recent changes made by T.S.A.? 

A.It has permitted some PreCheck members without tickets to go through security. 

B.It has canceled the shoe‑removal rule for all passengers nationwide. 

C.It has carried out the new liquid policy at dozens of American airports. 

D.It has updated computed tomography equipment in some small‑sized airport.

D

Elizabeth’s two sons, ages 8 and 10, have both been diagnosed with attention deficit hyperactivity disorder. So have Elizabeth, 37, and her husband, 41.

Elizabeth was diagnosed with A.D.H.D. (注意力缺陷多动障碍)two years ago, after recognizing some of her sons’ symptoms in her current — and younger — self. “I didn’t know that the reason that it took me five hours to do my homework every night wasn’t because I wasn’t smart or because I didn’t try hard enough,” she said. “It’s because my brain was working against me.”

Now, with help from her systems and from medication, Elizabeth has learned to manage her symptoms and has advanced in her career as an environmental health and safety manager. “I went from bouncing around between random jobs,” she said, to being able to “focus well enough to have some direction.”

But despite her own success, Elizabeth still worries about how her sons’ A.D.H.D. will affect them as they get older. “As a parent, my job is to teach them how to be a human, how to function in today’s world,” she said. “And they have a harder time than most because their brains don’t work the way most people’s brains work.”

Back-to-school season, with its executive functioning demands and deadlines, can make these types of parental worries even more stark.

A.D.H.D. is a tricky condition to diagnose, study and track over a person’s life. It can present very differently in different people, and there are a wide range of symptoms, which exist on a spectrum from mild to severe. A.D.H.D. also often coexists with other mental health, developmental and behavioral disorders, including anxiety, autism and oppositional defiant disorder. (With rising rates in children and adults, some psychiatrists worry the condition is now being over diagnosed.)

It’s also not clear what percentage of children continue to have A.D.H.D. as adults. One frequently cited number is about 50 percent, with symptoms more likely to persist in adults who had more severe A.D.H.D. in childhood and more overlapping conditions.

Neuroimaging research suggests that some of the changes people experience with age may be partially attributed to brain development. One recent study found that children whose symptoms improved over the course of two years showed a different pattern of brain development than those whose symptoms persisted or got worse.

“Some children just grow out of it,” Dr. Swanson said. “You start with a group and you follow them over time, the symptoms decrease with age. That’s just an age-related effect. I call it maturation.”

32.According to the text, Elizabeth came to know she had ADHD two years ago when ______. 

A.she found some symptoms of her sons matched her own past and present self 

B.she spent five hours finishing her homework every single night 

C.she was struggling with her work and kept changing jobs frequently 

D.she turned to doctors after her two sons were diagnosed with ADHD

33.What do we know about ADHD? 

A.Its symptoms remain the same from childhood to adulthood. 

B.It only affects people’s academic performance at school. 

C.It may occur together with some other mental or developmental disorders. 

D.Doctors have reached an agreement that ADHD is being over-diagnosed now.

34.What can we learn from Dr. Swanson’s words? 

A.Brain development decides whether one gets ADHD or not. 

B.Some kids’ ADHD symptoms fade naturally with age. 

C.Group studies show no connection between age and ADHD. 

D.Maturation means children can recover through medical treatment.

35.What can we infer from the whole passage? 

A.ADHD symptoms will surely disappear as people grow older. 

B.Elizabeth’s family members all suffer from ADHD to varying degrees. 

C.Elizabeth failed in her career before she took medication for ADHD. 

D.Most children with ADHD still have the disorder when they become adults.

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。

The Sunday Scaries — And How to Banish Them So You Can Actually Enjoy Your Entire Weekend

That uneasy feeling in your stomach on Sunday afternoon has a scientific explanation.36

It usually starts with one simple thought: Tomorrow is Monday. One minute you are enjoying the last part of your weekend. The next, your mind jumps to Monday’s tasks. You keep thinking about unfinished work. Your body tenses up, and your weekend joy fades away before Sunday ends. This shift from relaxation to worry is called the Sunday scaries. 37 A survey found over 80% of full-time workers have experienced such feelings, and many even lose sleep because of it.

What causes the Sunday scaries?

Despite its interesting name, the Sunday scaries come from our brain’s natural warning system. 38Alexander J. Shackman, a psychology professor, explains that mild worry on Sundays can be helpful. It allows us to look back on the past week and make plans for challenges ahead. Problems appear only when this system becomes overactive and ruins your Sunday.

Practical ways to beat the Sunday scaries

Luckily, there are useful ways to beat the Sunday scaries.

Turn vague worries into a clear plan. Set a short time to list important tasks for the coming week and write them down. Once you finish the plan, stop thinking about work. This method stops endless worrying and turns anxiety into practical action.

39Many people spend all Sunday mentally preparing for work and never truly rest. Research shows proper relaxation on weekends greatly reduces stress levels. Treat relaxation as a necessary part of your weekend, not a waste of time.

Move your body. Physical activity helps break the worry cycle. You can take a walk, go running or do simple strength training.40The aim is to stop repeating anxious thoughts instead of exhausting yourself.

A.Here is what it is and how to deal with it. 

B.You do not need a tiring, high-intensity workout. 

C.Many people wonder how long the Sunday scaries can last. 

D.Set aside time for real relaxation. 

E.And you are far from alone if you often suffer from the Sunday scaries. 

F.This mental state is dangerous and should be removed completely. 

G.It helps us notice possible risks and get ready for future challenges.

第二部分语言运用(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。

A 12-year-old girl from Yinchuan has won two honors at a national rocket model competition, just over a year after she ___41___ the special hobby.

Chen Yiran, a seventh-grade student at Yinchuan Yuehai Middle School, was the youngest ___42___ at the 2026 National Aeromodelling and Spacemodelling Championships. She ___43___ second and fifth in two different events at the competition, which recently ___44___ in Wuzhong, Ningxia.

The event gathered hundreds of contestants nationwide. All competitors had to ___45___ and prepare their own rockets, including selecting materials and ___46___ weight. Many external factors like wind speed and launch angle could greatly ___47___ the results. The competition ___48___ not only contestants’ technical skills but also their ability to ___49___ to changing conditions.

Chen’s passion for aerospace ___50___ at an early age. Her father, a search and rescue team member, once took part in support operations for China’s Shenzhou spacecraft. He often showed her rocket launch videos, which greatly ___51___ her interest in aerospace.

Chen attended a professional training camp in 2025. Her coach was deeply ___52___ by her enthusiasm and serious attitude, saying she showed great scientific ___53___. Now Chen has joined her school’s science and technology club. She hopes to learn more aerospace knowledge and ___54___ for the championship in future competitions. The event is the country’s highest-level and most ___55___ aerospace model competition.

41. A. picked up B. gave up C. took over D. got over

42. A. teacher B. coach C. competitor D. organizer

43. A. ranked B. attained C. awarded D. obtained

44. A. appeared B. concluded C. returned D. worked

45. A. design B. buy C. borrow D. repair

46. A. reducing B. adjusting C. modifying D. transforming

47. A. affect B. delay C. reward D. control

48. A. ignores B. tests C. appreciates D. improves

49. A. reply B. adapt C. respond D. suit

50. A. faded B. rose C. existed D. began

51. A. satisfied B. inspired C. balanced D. challenged

52. A. attracted B. moved C. impressed D. shocked

53. A. talent B. spirit C. courage D. effort

54. A. search B. fight C. prepare D. apply

55. A. informal B. official C. private D. local

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。

As the golden autumn days set in, the fertile black soil fields of Northeast China's Heilongjiang province ___56___ (bring) abundant harvests for local farmers over the years. Various regions across the province are making full ___57___ (effort) to push forward rice harvest operations in order to ensure grain security.

On Tuesday, Jiangchuan, a State-owned farming company ___58___ (attach) to Beidahuang Group, started harvesting and drying rice. The farm aims to seize the consumer window period during ___59___ upcoming Mid-Autumn Festival and National Day holidays, and pre-sale orders have already topped 100 metric tons.

On Sunday, the fifth Wuchang Korean Ethnic Tribute Rice Harvest Festival commenced in Minle Korean Ethnic township of Harbin. Hundreds of buyers, tourists and experts gathered in the fields ___60___ (witness) the harvest of Wuchang rice, a local specialty famous for its excellent taste.

The event included cooperation signings and live-stream sales, through ___61___ the online sales of newly harvested rice exceeded 10 million yuan. Farmers in local farms are busy working, ___62___ modern harvesting and drying systems greatly improve efficiency.

A scientific drying method ___63___ (adopt) by the farm to let rice dehydrate naturally in the field. This method can improve rice quality and reduce the risk of grain loss ___64___ (cause) by bad weather. Meanwhile, professional technicians are on site to provide farmers ___65___ professional operational guidance.

第三部分写作(共两节，满分40分)

第一节(满分15分)

66.你校英文报“Opinion”栏目正在征稿，请同学们就高中生是否应该频繁使用AI发表观点，阐述理由。

请你写一篇短文向该栏目投稿。

注意：

(1)写作词数应为80个左右。

(2)请按如下格式在答题卡的相应位置作答。

Should High School Students Use AI Frequently?

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第二节(满分25分)

67.阅读下面材料，根据其内容和所给段落开头语续写两段，使之构成一篇完整的短文。

He had beautiful red hair, piercing hazel eyes that changed from green to blue, and a quirky sense of humor. He loved animals, road trips, Minecraft, Legos and chocolate ice cream. He was my Angel-Face.

He was born in 2001, nine weeks early and weighed only 2.52 lbs. He spent 35 days in the NICU before coming home. While in hospital, he spent three weeks on pure oxygen and was fed through a tube. Years later, doctors found the oxygen and liquid nutrition had caused discoloration in the enamel of his permanent teeth.

In second grade, the teasing began. “Why don’t you brush your teeth? Why are your teeth so nasty?” Although his teeth were healthy, they were mottled yellow. He was also picked on because of his hair, glasses and small size. Seen as weak, he became a target.

As Peyton grew older, he often wondered why people were so mean to him. He would ask me, “Mom, why can’t people just be nice?” I tried to encourage him, telling him he was special, smart and loved. But as children grow, parents’ words fade beside the voices of peers.

One day, Peyton told me he had reported bullying to the principal, who only told him to avoid the boy. When I asked why he had kept it secret, he sighed, “Mom, you can’t fix this.”

注意： 

(1) 续写词数应为 150 个左右。 

(2) 每段开头已给出，请按如下格式在答题卡的相应位置作答。

Paragraph 1: After we got home, Peyton went into his room.

Paragraph 2: From that day on, Peyton learned to see his own value.

参考答案

第一部分 阅读理解

A 篇（新西兰旅游）

21.【答案】B 【解析】细节理解题。 原文第一段：So whether you’re looking for a trip that’s action-packed or easy going… action-packed 对应 adventurous（充满冒险的）；easy going 对应 relaxing（轻松休闲的）。 A 错：原文 humble in size（面积不大）；C 错：原文 hip cities（时髦现代化城市，不是老旧）；D 错：大量户外项目，不是仅室内活动。

22.【答案】C 【解析】细节理解。FAST FACTS 里 Visas 部分：Click … to see if you need a visa。说明可登录网站查询签证信息。 A 错：通用语言是英语，不需要额外学本地语言；B 错：货币是 New Zealand Dollar 纽元，不是 USD 美元；D 错时区 GMT+12:00，不是 + 10。

23.【答案】B 【解析】细节。原文 winter 段落：Plenty of NZ gets significant snowfall… ski season… some of the best ski spots in the world。冬季适合滑雪爱好者。 A 错国家公园不关闭；C 是夏天特征；D 原文没有游客少的描述。

B 篇 苹果折叠手机与新任 CEO

24.【答案】B 【解析】细节。第一段：Wall Street is most anticipating is not the thing itself but the price tag. price tag = selling price 售价。

25.【答案】C 【解析】细节。原文：Vision Pro, though technically excellent, failed to win a large market. 说明 Vision Pro 没有获得大量消费者青睐。 A 错：AI 项目没有达到大众预期；B 错 Siri 延期，仍在测试未发布；D 原文没有说 AI 已经带来巨额利润。

26.【答案】A 【解析】细节。原文：Risking some profit pressure to keep sales steady；other iPhones rose $100 because of higher memory costs。控制涨价，目的是在成本上涨时稳住销量。

27.【答案】C 【解析】主旨题。全文主线：新 CEO Ternus，发布折叠手机 Duo，同时面临 AI 落地的巨大挑战。 A 仅讲 iPhone 发展史（片面）；B 本文不是讲 Tim Cook；D 只讲 Duo，忽略 AI 这条主线，片面。

C 篇 TSA 安检新规

28.【答案】C 【解析】细节。第一段：T.S.A. PreCheck members may soon be able to bring larger bottles of water through security at select airports。select=certain，政策针对部分机场的 PreCheck 会员。 A 错：不会在假期前生效；B 文中没有等待很久；D 错不会完全取消液体限制，只是放宽。

29.【答案】A 【解析】词义猜测。multilayered security protocols，protocols 指规程、方案；multilayered 多层的。意思：多套和安全相关的操作规则。 B 行李、C 服务合同、D 防护服均不符合语境。

30.【答案】A 【解析】细节。原文：Many airports, especially smaller ones, do not have advanced scanning equipment。很多小型机场缺少高端扫描设备，阻碍全国快速推广。

31.【答案】A 【解析】细节。原文：offers a program that allows PreCheck members without tickets to pass through security at 13 U.S. airports。允许无票 PreCheck 会员安检。 B 错：去年免除脱鞋，但不是全国所有人（注意时间范围）；C 新液体政策只是考虑中，尚未实施；D 小型机场缺少 CT 设备，没有更新。

D 篇 ADHD 注意力缺陷多动障碍

32.【答案】A 【解析】细节。第二段：Elizabeth was diagnosed with A.D.H.D. two years ago, after recognizing some of her sons’ symptoms in her current — and younger — self. 她在儿子身上看到症状，发现和自己过去、现在的情况吻合。

33.【答案】C 【解析】细节。原文：A.D.H.D. also often coexists with other mental health, developmental and behavioral disorders。coexist=occur together，常伴随其他精神 / 发育类疾病。 A 错症状随年龄变化；B 错不只是影响学业；D：some psychiatrists worry，并非所有人达成共识。

34.【答案】B 【解析】细节。Dr.Swanson：Some children just grow out of it…the symptoms decrease with age. 部分孩子的症状会随年龄自然减轻。

35.【答案】B 【解析】推断题。第一段：两个儿子、Elizabeth 本人和丈夫全部确诊 ADHD，全家成员不同程度患病。 A surely 绝对化，错误；C 原文：她在药物帮助下职业变好，并没有说服药前事业失败；D：大约 50% 儿童症状延续到成年，不是大多数。

第二节 七选五（The Sunday Scaries）

36.【答案】A 解析：前文提出周日下午胃部不适有科学解释；A“Here is what it is and how to deal with it.” 承上启下，引出定义和解决办法。

37.【答案】E 解析：空后调查说明大量上班族都有这种感受。E“如果你也有这种感受，你并不孤单”，和后文 survey 数据逻辑匹配。

38.【答案】G 解析：前文：周日焦虑来自大脑天然预警系统。G“It helps us notice possible risks and get ready for future challenges.” 解释这个系统的功能，it 指代 warning system。

39.【答案】D 解析：段首主旨句。后文整段讲周末放松。D“Set aside time for real relaxation.” 留出时间真正放松，为本段主题句。

40.【答案】B 解析：前文建议运动；后文目标是打断焦虑循环，不是把自己累垮。B“You do not need a tiring, high-intensity workout.” 不需要高强度累人的锻炼，前后呼应。

多余选项：C、F

七选五答案汇总：36A 37E 38G 39D 40B

第二部分 语言运用

第一节 完形填空（银川航模女孩）

41.【A】picked up 学会，开始爱好。一年多前开始这项爱好。give up 放弃；take over 接管；get over 克服。 42.【C】competitor 参赛者。她是最年轻参赛选手。teacher 老师；coach 教练；organizer 组织者。 

43.【A】ranked 排名。rank second 获得第二名。attain 获得；award 授予（被动）；obtain 得到。 

44.【B】concluded 结束，落幕。比赛在宁夏吴忠落幕。appear 出现；return 返回；work 起作用。 

45.【A】design 设计。选手必须设计并自制火箭。buy 买；borrow 借；repair 修理。 

46.【B】adjusting 调节重量。adjust weight 调整重量。reduce 减少；modify 修改；transform 改造。 

47.【A】affect 影响。风速、发射角度极大影响成绩。delay 推迟；reward 奖励；control 控制。 

48.【B】tests 考验、测试。比赛考验技术和应变能力。ignore 忽视；appreciate 欣赏；improve 改善。 

49.【B】adapt。adapt to 固定搭配：适应变化环境。reply 回复；respond 回应；suit 适合（及物）。 

50.【D】began。她对航天的热爱幼年萌发。fade 消退；rise 上升；exist 存在。 

51.【B】inspired 激发。火箭发射视频激发她的兴趣。satisfy 使满意；balance 平衡；challenge 挑战。 

52.【C】impressed。be deeply impressed by 对… 印象深刻。attract 吸引；move 感动；shock 震惊。 

53.【A】talent 天赋。展现很强科学天赋。spirit 精神；courage 勇气；effort 努力。 

54.【C】prepare。prepare for championship 为冠军做准备。search 寻找；fight 战斗；apply 申请。 

55.【B】official 官方的。国内最高级别、官方航模赛事。informal 非正式；private 私人；local 本地。

完形答案： 41A 42C 43A 44B 45A 46B 47A 48B 49B 50D 51B 52C 53A 54C 55B

第二节 语法填空（黑龙江秋收）

56. have brought 解析：时间状语 over the years 多年来，现在完成时；主语 fields 复数。 句意：多年来黑龙江肥沃黑土地为农民带来丰收。

57. efforts 解析：固定搭配 make efforts to do 努力做某事，用复数。

58.attached 解析：过去分词作后置定语。attached to 隶属于。a company (which is) attached to Beidahuang Group。

59.the 解析：特指即将到来的中秋国庆假期，the upcoming...

60.to witness 解析：不定式作目的状语。人们聚集田间，来见证五常大米丰收。

61.which 解析：非限制性定语从句，介词 + which 结构。through which 通过这项活动，线上销售额破千万。

62.and 解析：并列句。农民忙碌，并且现代化设备提升效率。

63.is adopted 解析：被动语态。一种科学干燥方法被农场采用；一般现在时，主语 method 单数。

64.caused 解析：过去分词作后置定语。grain loss (which is) caused by bad weather 恶劣天气造成的粮食损失。

65.with 解析：固定搭配 provide sb. with sth. 给某人提供某物。

语法填空答案 56. have brought 57. efforts 58. attached 59. the 60. to witness 61. which 62. and 63. is adopted 64. caused 65. with

第三部分 写作

第一节 应用文

66.参考范文

Should High School Students Use AI Frequently? 

From my perspective, high school students should not rely on AI too frequently. Admittedly, AI can help us work out difficult problems and improve learning efficiency. However, over-reliance on AI will weaken our ability of independent thinking. As senior high students, we need to think independently to solidify knowledge. AI is only a helpful tool rather than a replacement for our own thinking. Therefore, we should make proper use of AI instead of depending on it all the time. 

第二节读后续写

67.参考范文

Paragraph 1: After we got home, Peyton went into his room. I could sense his disappointment and helplessness. I knocked gently and sat beside him. I told him simply avoiding the bully was never a proper solution. We sorted out all the details of the bullying incidents and recorded them carefully. The next morning, we visited the principal again. This time we fully explained the great harm the teasing had brought to Peyton. The principal promised to take practical measures and hold a class discussion about mutual respect.

Paragraph 2: From that day on, Peyton learned to see his own value. He no longer hid his hobbies and became proud of his unique qualities. Gradually, his sincere personality won him more friends. He still believed that everyone should be kind to each other. Later, he even volunteered to share his story at a school lecture to help other students suffering from bullying. Though hurt before, he chose bravery and kindness, shining brightly in his own way.