专升本考试|英语试题|Y2026

第一部分阅读（共两节，满分40分）

第一节（共15小题；每小题2分，满分30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。

Passage A

A new kind of theme cafe has become popular recently. It combines entertainment, culture and daily services, attracting history lovers from all over the world to visit it when traveling.

The Soul of Paris

One famous cafe in Paris is called The Soul of Paris. It not only serves coffee and snacks but also offers a beautiful view of the whole city. Visitors can enjoy their drinks while looking out at the old buildings and streets.

The Laundry Cafe

Another special cafe is different from others. If your clothes get dirty, it will help wash them. While people are waiting for their clothes to be cleaned, they can have coffee and relax. This creative way has won many people’s hearts.

The Bird Cafe

There is also a bird-themed cafe. From 10 a.m. to 10 p.m., many lovely birds fly around and stay with visitors. People can get close to the birds and take photos. The whole environment looks like a cartoon world, making the cafe special and attractive.

These theme cafes bring new experiences to customers. They are not just places to drink coffee, but also cultural and fun spaces that make traveling more enjoyable.

1. Who will be most interested in these theme cafes?

A. A history lover.

B. A sports fan.

C. A businessman.

D. A driver.

2. Which cafe can offer a city view?

A. The Cartoon Cafe.

B. The Bird Cafe.

C. The Soul of Paris.

D. The Laundry Cafe.

3. What is the feature of The Laundry Cafe?

A. It serves free coffee.

B. It can get customers’ clothes clean.

C. It opens late at night.

D. It sells old clothes.

4. When can people play with birds in the bird-themed cafe?

A. At 6 a.m.

B. At 9 a.m.

C. At 11 p.m.

D. At 8 p.m.

5. What makes The Bird Cafe special?

A. Its low price.

B. Its cartoon cakes.

C. Its comic-like environment.

D. Its large space.

Passage B

Rico is a star pet detective, using his extraordinary sense of smell to reunite lost pets with their families. But before Rico became a "star", he was a poor homeless dog.

The life-changing moment for Rico came when he met Jane, a warm-hearted dog trainer. It was a cold winter. Rico was lying by the roadside, sick and hungry. Then Jane appeared in Rico’s life. She took Rico home and gave him food and shelter. For the first time in his life, Rico knew what it was like to have a home.

With Jane’s great care, Rico became healthier and grew stronger. He loved to stay with Jane and followed her everywhere, even to her workplace—a dog training center. One day, when Jane was training other dogs on pet-finding skills, she tried some training on Rico. To Jane’s surprise, Rico stood out from the other dogs for his amazing talent for tracking and sniffing out lost animals. In just a few months, Rico was aiding in the search for pets that had gone missing.

Over the years, Rico has participated in more than 20 successful rescues. One of Rico’s most unusual rescues involved a capybara (水豚) named Kiwi, which ran away from a zoo. When the zoo’s usual methods fell short, they sought help from Jane and Rico. By then Kiwi had disappeared for days and little fresh trail (嗅迹) was left. In spite of the challenge, Rico guided the rescue team to the right area miles away from the zoo, where Kiwi was found safe.

Now, Jane and Rico are not only rescuing animals but also helping pet owners connect with their furry friends. The story of Rico is a moving reminder that kindness can work miracles—not only for animals, but also for the families they help reunite.

6. What can we infer from Paragraph 2?

A. Rico was a street dog before he met Jane.

B. Rico was abandoned by his former owner.

C. Jane often gives food and shelter to poor animals.

D. Jane became a dog trainer after she took Rico home.

7. Rico stood out from the dogs Jane trained because he was good at ______.

A. identifying different objects

B. working with other trained dogs

C. finding the way to his owner’s workplace

D. tracking lost pets through his sense of smell

8. What does the underlined phrase “fell short” in Paragraph 4 probably mean?

A. Failed.

B. Helped.

C. Were rejected.

D. Were followed.

9. Which is the best word to describe Rico according to Paragraph 4?

A. Loyal.

B. Helpful.

C. Strong.

D. Healthy.

10. What is the best title for this passage?

A. Training Dogs on Lost Pets Finding

B. A Dog Successfully Rescues a Capybara

C. Bonds Between a Dog and His Trainer

D. A Street Dog Becomes a Star Pet Detective

Passage C

The industrialization of agriculture has allowed us to produce larger quantities of crops but it has also led to a significant increase in water usage. Dry farming is now an increasingly popular option for farmers.

Dry farming is a method of growing crops without irrigation in regions that receive low levels of rainfall. This type of farming relies on crops that are naturally adapted to dry conditions. Farmers usually plant seeds at wider intervals to reduce competition for water.

Such farming practices can be traced back to thousands of years ago, when they were adopted in dry regions such as the Mediterranean, the Middle East and North Africa. It is believed that China has a history of more than 8,000 years in dry farming.

This farming method has been widely popularized since the 19th century because it offers notable benefits. Firstly, it promotes sustainable agriculture as it requires significantly less water usage. Additionally, dry farming has been shown to produce crops with more concentrated flavors and nutrients. This is because the water stress encourages deeper root growth, leading to a stronger root system to take in nutrients more efficiently from the soil.

Finally, adopting dry farming can also lower overall production costs, as it removes the need for expensive irrigation equipment and reduces energy consumption.

Yet dry farming also comes with its own challenges. For example, farmers must be able to read the signs of the soil and adapt their techniques to changing weather conditions. These challenges are related to how to practise dry farming effectively and appropriately. They suggest the need for dry farmers to constantly update their knowledge of agriculture and learn farming techniques. Although there are such challenges, it is widely agreed that dry farming is a highly valuable alternative in drier environments.

11. According to Paragraph 1, what has led to a significant increase in water usage?

A. Modern industry.

B. Dry farming.

C. Agricultural industrialization.

D. Crop production.

12. When practising dry farming, farmers often ______.

A. select certain crops

B. compete for water

C. plant crops in a tiny space

D. increase water consumption

13. Which of the following is a benefit of dry farming?

A. Raised levels of rainfall.

B. Decreased energy production.

C. Crops with more concentrated nutrients.

D. Farming with the latest irrigation system.

14. What do dry farmers need to do to overcome the challenges?

A. To create river engagement.

B. To change weather conditions.

C. To advocate soil conservation.

D. To update dry farming practices.

15. The passage is most probably written by ______.

A. a gardener

B. a researcher

C. a historian

D. a salesperson

第二节（五选五，共5小题；每小题2分，满分10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。每个选项只能选一次。

In some bad days when we are really stressed out, we just want to treat ourselves to a good movie. 16

Even though we’ve watched it a thousand times, we still feel life gets a little lighter while watching this old movie. Why so?

First, old movies can spare us the trouble of decision-making. With a variety of movies to choose from, we may spend hours in making decisions. 17

Second, old movies can offer us comfort and predictability. We know exactly what is going to happen. 18

This can give us a sense of certainty, especially when our days are chaotic.

Besides, old movies’ content can bring back memories from happier, simpler times, like when we were kids. 19

20 When watching a new movie, we have to put in much effort, getting familiar with new characters and trying to figure out the storyline. But with one that we’ve already seen, there’s no such pressure. That’s exactly what we need when we want mindless entertainment.

A. Of all the movies we will choose the old one.

B. But going back to old movies frees us from such trouble.

C. Finally, old movies allow us to relax with minimum effort.

D. That’s because old movies remind us of who we were when we first watched them.

E. So, we won’t be bothered even when there are shocking storylines or unhappy endings.

第二部分语言运用（共两节，满分45分）

第一节（共15小题；每小题2分，满分30分）

阅读下面短文，从每题所给的A、B、C、D四个选项中选出可以填入空白处的最佳选项。

Alice and her twin sister Amanda were fifth grade students and they loved pop music. They 21 that there would be the most popular teenage band’s 22 . Their 18-year-old sister Andelyne had been to concerts before, and always talked about how 23 it was to experience live music. But the twins had never been to a concert because their parents’ 24 was that they couldn’t go to a concert until they were in the sixth grade. They had been 25 their parents for a long time. 26 , their dad said the rule could be reconsidered under some 27 . “First, get an A on your next book report; second, 28 the concert tickets yourselves; third, find a responsible 29 to drive you and go to the concert with you because Mum and I are usually busy on weekend nights.”

Alice and Amanda knew they could easily 30 the first two conditions. The only problem was finding an adult to go to the concert with them. Then a thought occurred to Alice, and she said 31 to Andelyne, “Could you go with us? You are an adult and you are 32 .”

Their parents said that they should pay for the concert ticket for their sister as well. The 33 thought that sounded reasonable. They figured that, to make more money, Alice could 34 more newspapers and Amanda could walk more dogs. Then the twins 35 and immediately began to plan for their first live music experience.

21. A. learned B. regretted C. predicted D. complained

22. A. hotel B. theater C. concert D. meeting

23. A. sleepy B. painful C. exciting D. educational

24. A. rule B. duty C. habit D. story

25. A. living B. claiming C. requesting D. begging

26. A. Surely B. Finally C. Unluckily D. Impolitely

27. A. threats B. control C. pressure D. conditions

28. A. pay for B. hand out C. take out D. search for

29. A. tutor B. adult C. guide D. friend

30. A. meet B. change C. explain D. improve

31. A. sadly B. rudely C. curiously D. eagerly

32. A. gentle B. humorous C. inspiring D. responsible

33. A. bands B. twins C. parents D. students

34. A. buy B. read C. print D. deliver

35. A. forgot B. agreed C. counted D. understood

第二节（语法填空，共10小题；每小题1.5分，满分15分）

阅读下面短文，在空白处填入一个适当的单词或括号内单词的正确形式。

Lily is a poet. But she seldom writes poetry with pen and ink. Every time she feels like creating a poem, she quickly 36 (open) the note-taking app on her cellphone and takes down her thoughts and feelings. This way, her ideas never get 37 (lose).

Some of the ideas may stay unfinished, but Lily isn’t worried. She is not in a hurry to complete the poem right away 38 she can always revisit the unfinished pieces some time later. She is able to polish her poetry anytime and anywhere, 39 the help of her cellphone.

When a poem feels finished to 40 (she), Lily often adds visual elements to the words. Sometimes she uses photos from her phone. Other times, she uses design apps 41 (add) a picture to her poem, extending poetry writing to visual art.

Lily often shares her poems on social media platforms. For her, poetry sharing is more than 42 social activity. She performs some of her 43 (poem) at a local cafe, and her audience is 44 (usual) her trusted friends and family members. When 45 (perform), she always turns off the lights and asks everyone to turn on their cellphone torches, creating a moment of warmth. In this way, Lily turns poetry sharing into a performing art.