閱讀理解A

StartingOctober29,2025,UnitedAirlineswillofferasecondnon-stopflightfromNewarkLibertyInternationalAirporttotheislandofDominica,nowoperatingeveryWednesdayinadditiontotheexisting

Saturdayservice.ThenewWednesdayarrival

landsintheearlyafternoon,gettingyoutoFortYoungHotelwithenoughtimetosettleinbeforesunset.(第一段)1.WhatcanthenewflighttoDominicado?A.Improvetheflightsecurity.B.Enhancetravelconvenience.C.ExpandtheSaturdayservice.D.Arriveearlierthananyothers.?現(xiàn)在分詞做結(jié)果狀語

Fromthere,yourFortYoungexperiencebegins;oceanfrontrelaxation,spatreatments,dailylandandseatripsandeasyaccesstoourdivedock,rightonarrival.Whetheryou’reheretoexploreorunwind,thisnewtraveloption

makesyourjourneytoDominica,andFortYoungHotel,smootherthanever.(第二段)

InDecember2025,theislandwilllaunchtheworld’slongestcablecar(纜車),offeringpanoramic(全景)views

fromtheRoseauValleytothefamedBoilingLake.Whatwasonceasix-hourhikewillsoonbecomeatwenty-minutescenicjourneythroughtherainforest.This,alongwithawaveofnewadventure-focusedofferings,makesnowtheidealmomenttoexperienceallthatDominica,andFortYoungHotel,hastooffer.(第三段)

Tomatch

United’sexpandedservice,FortYoungHotelisintroducingaFortAdventuresoffer.Startanextraordinary

guidedjourneythatallowsgueststoexplorethenaturalwondersofDominica,withouthavingtoworryaboutplansordecision-making.Suitableforadultsandchildrenalike,thispackagegivesyouthehighly-desiredopportunitytoenjoyvariousactivitiesduringyourstay:·4Nights’Accommodation·FullBreakfastDaily·AirportPick-upsandDrop-offs·2DaysofLandandWaterTrips·WhaleWatchingExperience(第四段)?2.WhatdoweknowabouttheFortAdventuresoffer?A.Itensuresaworry-freetour.B.Itprovidesnon-guidedtrips.C.Ithasadefiniteagerestriction.D.Itoffersfreecablecaraccess.

ThisofferwascreatedfortravelerslookingtotakeadvantageoftheeasieraccesstoDominica

whileenjoyingallthethoughtfuldetails

thatdefinetheFortYoungexperience.Tobookyourstayorlearnmore,contactusat.?3.Whereisthetextmostprobablytakenfrom?A.Asportsbrochure.B.Ahotel’sannualreport.C.Anin-flightmagazine.D.Anadventureguide.閱讀理解B

JakeMorrison,ahighschoolteacherinasmalltowninOregon,US,onceknewlittleaboutcommunitygardening—saveforseeinghisgrandmatendingtomatoplantsinherbackyard.Itwasn’tuntilhisnieceZaragotaddictedtoelectronicdevices

that

heresolvedtotakeaction.HeintroducedkidslikeZaratogardening,andthat’showtheyfirstgotinvolvedintheSpringdaleKids’Gardenprogram,alocalinitiative

launchedin2005.(第一段)

?4.WhydidJakeenterthefieldofgardening?A.Torepayhisgrandma’sinstruction. B.Tojoinacommunityinitiative.C.Todevelophisteachingmethods. D.Tobreakhisniece’sscreenhabit.除…之外照顧強(qiáng)調(diào)句型Zaragrewdeeplypassionateaboutgardeningthroughthisprogramandnowassistsinmanagingayouthgardenclubatherschool.In2018,JakelaunchedanewprojectcalledLittleSprouts,whichisdesignedtoinstructkidsaged5to7invegetablegrowing.(第二段)

Thankstohisbacking,over80kidsparticipate

freeofchargeeachsummerfor4weeks.Theyspend90minuteseveryTuesdayandThursdayimprovingtheirgardeningskills,with

eachchildreceivingasmallshovel(小鏟子),apairofgloves,andahat.“Theylearntodig,sowseeds,wateryoungplants,andharvestvegetablesinanengaging,securesetting,”Jakeexplained.“Itgetsthemactive,awayfromtheirtablets.Gardeningbuildspatience,andtheytakedelightinconsuming

whatthey’vegrown.Sureenough,morekidsexpressedinterestinjoining.”(第三段)?5.WhatcanbelearnedaboutLittleSprouts?A.Itmainlytargetsteenagers.B.Itprovidesdailysessions.C.Ittakeskids’safetyintoaccount. D.Itrequiresaparticipationfee.

Tofundtheproject,hespenthisafter-schoolhourscollectingusedplasticbottlesandoldnewspapersfromtheneighborhood,carefullycleaningandsortingthembeforesellingtherecyclablestoanearbyfirm.“Atfirst,theresidentsquestionedmymotives,assumingIwasdoingthisjusttomakeaprofit,butnowevenpeopleIdon’tknowstopbytodropofftheirrecyclablesatmydoor,”heshared.Thisrecyclingeffortgeneratesabout$15,000eachyear,whichcovers

allthegarden’sneeds.(第四段)6.HowdidpeopleinitiallyfindJake’srecycling?A.Itbenefitedhimfinancially.B.Itheavilyfundedhisproject.C.Itneededtobesupported. D.Itwouldmakelittledifference.?

Jakesaysthatwatchingthekids’excitementwhenpickingtheirfirstcarrotsortomatoesbringshimgreatcontentment.“Notonlyislesswasteendingupinlandfills,butwe’vegotkidswhopreferdigginginsoiloverlookingthroughphones,”headded.(最后一段)7.WhatisJake’seducationalphilosophy

accordingtothetext?A.Stillwatersrundeep.B.Practicemakesperfect.C.Nevertoooldtolearn.D.Experienceteachesbest.?閱讀理解C

Astudycovering12countriesandover3,500peoplehasfoundsomethingnewwhenitcomestopeople’sdecision-makingpreferences.(第一段)

定語從句主動的省略當(dāng)涉及到…的時候Thestudyoffersthefirsttestchallengingalong-standingassumption

that

people

fromgroup-orientedsocieties,culturesthatemphasize

collectivethinkingandcommunityharmony,arenaturallymorelikelytoseekadvicefromothersandthat

individualisticculturesliketheUnitedStatesareexpectedtofavorgoingitalone.Thestudyfoundthatpeople—fromcommunitymembersanduniversitystudentsincountrieslikeJapan,Germany,andCanadatoIndigenous(土生土長的)Amazonianrainforestcommunities—mostoftenpreferredpersonalthinkingfordecision-making,followedbyrelyingongutinstincts(直覺).Askingfriendsforadvicerankedthird,while

seekinginputfromlargergroupswasgenerallyleastpreferred.(第二段)8.Whatdoesthelong-heldconceptthinkAmericansdowhenmakingdecisions?A.Trusttheirgutinstincts.B.Practiceself-reliance.C.Seekfriends’advice. D.Consultlargergroups.?同位語從句定語從句

Theinternationalresearchteamconducted

whattheycalledthefirstwide-ranginginvestigationofdecision-makingpreferences

acrossdiversecultures.ThestudyincludedparticipantsfromwealthynationslikeGermany,Japan,andCanada,aswellasdevelopingcountriesincludingMorocco,Ecuador,andSouthAfrica.TheyalsospokewithmembersoftwoIndigenousAmazoniancommunities,theShiwiarandShipibopeoples,wholiveinsmall-sizedsocietiesthatrelyheavilyoncollectivedecision-makingforvillagegovernance.(第三段)9.What’stheteam’spurposeinchoosingtheShiwiarandShipibopeoples?A.Toincreasethesamples’diversity. B.Toconfirm

theirthinkingstrategies.C.Todemonstrate

theiruniquecultures. D.Topromote

remotecommunityculture.?conduct=perform=carryoutwhat引導(dǎo)的名詞性從句

10.Whatmightparticipantsencounterduringthetest?A.Toughmoral-decisionquestions.B.Groupdiscussionrequirements.C.Diverseadviceassessedbyfriends. D.Collectivewisdomfrompartners.

Participantsreadsixeverydaysituationsrequiringdifficultchoices

madebythemalone.Someinvolvedpickingbetweentwoequallyattractiveoptions.Otherspresented

aconflict

likehelpinganeighborpreparetheirfield

insteadof

finishingone’sownwork.Foreachsituation,peoplechosefromfourdecision-makingapproaches:relyingongutfeelings,thinkingitthroughcarefullyontheirown,askingtrustedfriendsforadvice,orseekinginputfromabroadercrowd.Theyalsoratedhowwisetheyconsideredeachapproachandhowgoodtheyexpectedtofeelaboutdecisionsmadeusingeachmethod.(第四段)

?定語從句主動的省略定語從句被動的省略直覺或本能反應(yīng)依靠某人自己

11.What’sthebesttitleforthetext?A.GroupDecisionWeaknessesB.PersonalPreferenceContradictionC.CrossCulturalCommunicationTricks D.GlobalInsightsintoDecision-Making

Thestudysuggestedpersonalthinkingtopped

thechartseverywhere,preferredby37%to60%ofparticipants

dependingonthecountry.Ithighlights

aninterestingcontradiction

inhumanbehavior.Scientificevidence

showsthatseekingadviceoftenimprovesdecisionquality:Otherscanpointoutblindspots,shareusefulexperience,andhelpavoidmentalprejudices.(最后一段)?定語從句被動的省略現(xiàn)在分詞做方式狀語閱讀理解D

ScientistsatCarnegieMellonUniversityhavecreatedasuper-smallcameracalledtheMicroimager,whichisthinnerthanahumanhair.Itcanbendwithmovementsandtakeclearpicturesinsidethebrainwithoutcausingmuchdamage.

(第一段)

Thecameraisonly7micrometersthick(14timesthinnerthanahair)and400micrometerswide.Traditionalendoscopes,thesnake-likecamerasdoctorsputthroughthebodyduringprocedures,arerelatively

massive

comparedtothisnewinventionandoftenseverely

harmdelicate

braintissue.Butthisthin,flexible

devicecanslipbetweenneurons(神經(jīng)元),accordingtotheresearchpublishedinBiomedicalOpticsExpress.

(第二段)12.Whydoestheauthormentiontraditionalendoscopes?A.Toclarify

adefinition.B.Topresentanargument.C.Tomakeacomparison.D.Toreachaconclusion.?定語從句被動的省略定語從句

Surgeonscouldonedayusethistechnologytoprecisely

identifytheedges

ofabnormalgrowthsduringoperations,potentially

salvagingmorehealthybraintissue.ResearchersstudyingneurologicaldiseaseslikeAlzheimer’sorParkinson’s

couldobservebraincellsinactionwithoutthecut-into-the-bodyproceduresthatarepresentlyrequired.Andunlikerigid

fibercamerasthatcanonlycapture

asinglepointoflight,thisflexibledevicehas20independentchannelsthatcreatedetailedimages.(第三段)13.Whatdoestheunderlinedword“salvaging”inparagraph3mean?A.Repairing. B.Saving. C.Changing. D.Creating.?現(xiàn)在分詞做結(jié)果狀語定語從句主動的省略定語從句

Creatingsuchatiny,functionalcamerademandedsolutions

tolong-standingengineeringchallenges.Onewasaboutrethinkinghowtomakethedevice.Unlikepreviousmetalmasks(掩模)thatcausedroughedges(spreadinglightandreducingimagequality),theCarnegieMellonteamusedsmoothphotoresist(光刻膠)masks,resultingincleanerwaveguides.Theyalsoaddressed

theneedforextremethinnessandmedicaldurability

bylayeringdifferenttissue-safematerials.Thiscombination

createsasignificantdifferenceinhowlightbendsthrougheachmaterial,effectivelytrappinglightwithineachwave-guidechannel.(第四段)

14.Whatisparagraph4mainlyaboutconcerning

theMicroimager?A.Itsapplicationeffects.B.Itsworkingprinciple.C.Itsinnovativepoints. D.Itsexperimentalprocess.?需要改進(jìn)或完善的事物：指需要改進(jìn)或完善的方面或細(xì)節(jié)。

Existingcommercialsystems,whichareemployedtoexaminebrainactivity,cost

asmuchastensofthousandsofdollarsbutprovideonlysingle-pointmeasurements.TheMicroimagercouldoffer20timesmorespatial

informationinapackagethat’sdramaticallysafe.Withtheabilitytoresolvefeaturesassmallas30micrometers,itcouldsuccessfullydistinguish

betweendifferentlayersofbraintissue.Itisgivingamuch-neededupgradetohowwestudyandtreatthemostcomplexorganinthehumanbody.(最后一段)15.Whichbestdescribescurrentcommercialsystemsusedtostudybrainactivity?A.Economical.B.Time-consuming.

C.Promising.D.Cost-inefficient.?七選五A.Departmentsarecarefullynamedhere.B.Theyoperateontheself-servicesystem.C.Otherfirmsalsoofferonlinedairydeliveryservices.D.CheapshoppershelpcreateLondon’svariousshops.E.Thesestoresareamixtureoftraditionandmodernity.F.Hereyoumaybuynotonlydairyproducebutalsohouseholdarticles.G.Theyarechieflyfoodstuffs,householdgoods,clothingandofficesupplies.

OneofthefeaturesofLondonisthenumberofbigstores,mostofwhicharetobefoundinorneartheWestEnd.__16__Theydevelopedinthenineteenthcentury;theymaintainthedignityofthatcentury,yettheyarealwaysreadytofollownewtrends.EA.Departmentsarecarefullynamedhere.B.Theyoperateontheself-servicesystem.C.Otherfirmsalsoofferonlinedairydeliveryservices.D.CheapshoppershelpcreateLondon’svariousshops.E.Thesestoresareamixtureoftraditionandmodernity.F.Hereyoumaybuynotonlydairyproducebutalsohouseholdarticles.G.Theyarechieflyfoodstuffs,householdgoods,clothingandofficesupplies.

__17__BudgetDressesarereallycheapdresses—butnocustomerlikestobethoughtofasa“cheap”shopper.Thisisbecausepeopleprefernicerwordsthathidelesspleasantideas.Mother-to-beorLady-in-WaitingwilloftenbefoundinsteadoftheconventionalMaternityWear(孕婦裝),showinghowweusegentle

terms

tomakethingssoundbetter.A現(xiàn)在分詞做結(jié)果狀語A.Departmentsarecarefullynamedhere.B.Theyoperateontheself-servicesystem.C.Otherfirmsalsoofferonlinedairydeliveryservices.D.CheapshoppershelpcreateLondon’svariousshops.E.Thesestoresareamixtureoftraditionandmodernity.F.Hereyoumaybuynotonlydairyproducebutalsohouseholdarticles.G.Theyarechieflyfoodstuffs,householdgoods,clothingandofficesupplies.

AnotherfeatureofLondon’sshoppinglifeisthechainstores,inwhichthegoodsaredisplayedonopencounters.Whatkindsofgoodsarethey?__18__Forexample,onefamousfirmofchemistshasshopsinmanypartsofLondon,andintheseyoumaybuynotonlymedicinesbuttoiletitems.DairyfirmshaveshopsinvariouspartsofLondon,too.__19__GFA.Departmentsarecarefullynamedhere.B.Theyoperateontheself-servicesystem.C.Otherfirmsalsoofferonlinedairydeliveryservices.D.CheapshoppershelpcreateLondon’svariousshops.E.Thesestoresareamixtureoftraditionandmodernity.F.Hereyoumaybuynotonlydairyproducebutalsohouseholdarticles.G.Theyarechieflyfoodstuffs,householdgoods,clothingandofficesupplies.

MostofthefoodstoresinLondonarecalledsupermarkets,someofwhichhavein-storecafes,providingaconvenientspotforshopperstotakeabreak.__20__Yougoin,pickupabasket,walkroundtheshopandchoosewhatyouwant.Attheexit,thereisacheck-outpoint—acashdesk,whereyoupayforallyourgoodstogether.

IfyougoshoppinginLondon,youwillfindawiderangeofshoppingoptionsthatcanmeetallyourneedsandbringauniqueexperience.B完形填空

Ellawipedherhandsonherapron(圍裙),eyeingthestrawberrycakescoolingonthecounter.Foroveradecade,she’d__21__Harper’sfavoritedessertsincethe76-year-old,wholivedalone,movedacrossthecity.

Holdingthecakebox,Ellawaitedforthebusatthestop.Theclearsky__22__darkened,andfatraindropssoonturnedintoadownpour

thatfloodedthestreets.ThenElla__23__amessageonherphone,“Citybusservicesuspended,”Ellabecame__24__—Harper’sphonehadbeenactingupallweek.21.A.baked B.collected C.sold D.ordered22.A.temporarily B.suddenly C.normally D.ultimately23.A.edited B.selected C.received D.questioned24.A.tired B.worried C.puzzled D.surprised√√√√功能失常，出毛?。褐冈O(shè)備或機(jī)器出現(xiàn)問題，無法正常運行。actup

Justthen,headlights__25__therain.Acarslowedtoastop,itswindowrollingdowntorevealagood-lookingwoman.“Needaride?”sheaskedwitha__26__smile.“I’mZoe.”Ellahesitated,then__27__,“I’mofftovisitanoldladylivingfaraway.”25.A.welcomed B.shared C.avoided D.sliced26.A.friendly B.familiar C.forced D.contented27.A.proved B.apologized C.explained D.complained√√√prove→n.proofaplologize→n.apologyexplain→n.explanationcomplain→n.complaint

Zoeoffered,“Icandropyouhomefirst.Thisweather’s__28__.”ButEllareplied,“Herroofleaks.Lasttimeitrained,theindoorfloorgot__29__.Shefelldown,tryingtofixabucket(桶).Ineedto__30__her.”Zoeaskedforthe__31__,thensmiled,“Myhome’snotthatway,buthersafetyisthe__32__.Let’sgo.”28.A.predictable B.available C.crazy D.different29.A.broken B.crowded C.dusty D.slippery30.A.askabout B.checkon C.turnto D.payfor31.A.address B.situation C.schedule D.emergency32.A.guarantee B.priority C.topic D.preparation√√√

√√Whentheyfinally__33__Harper’shouse,onlytofindtheoldladystrugglingwithanoverflowingbucket.“Whata__34__!”Harpersaidemotionally.Later,astheysharedcakes,HarperheldZoe’shand,saying,“You’remyhero.”Ellanodded—some__35__,shethought,grewfromtheworststorms.33.A.located B.passed C.reached D.searched34.A.duty B.burden C.pity D.relief35.A.optimism B.honesty C.wisdom D.kindness√√√

不定式做結(jié)果狀語，表示意想不到的結(jié)果現(xiàn)在分詞做伴隨狀語語法填空

ForYelenaMorozova,a52-year-oldwomanfromRussia,___36___(simple)tyinghershoeswasonceapainfulstruggleduetolong-termlumbar(腰椎)issuesuntilshediscoveredunexpectedreliefacrosstheborderinnortheastChina.Lastyear,Yelenareceivedatraditionalneedle-knifetreatmentatHeiheTraditionalChineseMedicine(TCM)HospitalinHeilongjiangProvincetwice.Afterward,shewasabletobendpain-freeforthefirsttimeinyears___37___gainedanewfoundfaithinthisage-oldmedicaltradition.

36.simply37.andLocatedontheChina-Russianborder,HeihefacesBlagoveshchenskCityacrosstheHeilongjiangRiver.HeiheTCMHospitalhasbecome___38___cross-borderhealthdestination.In2024,over600Russianpatientsreceivedtreatments____39____(range)fromacupuncture(針灸)andcuppingtoTuinamassageandneedle-knifetreatments.

Inaneffort____40____(serve)itsgrowinginternationalpatients,thehospitalhasestablishedamedicalteamandupgradeditsfacilities.Bookingisquitesimple.Russianpatientscanmakeappointmentsonlineandreceivefullsupportfrominterpretersthroughout____41____(they)visit.38.a39.ranging40.toserve41.their

Inthefuture,thehospitalplanstopromotewellnesstourismbycombiningTCMtreatmentswithnearby__42__(nature)attractionsliketheWudalianchivolcanicsprings.Thiswillcreatea“treatment-while-traveling”approach__43__integratesancientwisdomwithmodernconvenience.TCMhaswongreaterinternational__44__(recognize)inrecentyears.TheChinesegovernmentencouragesinternationalTCMcooperation.Sofar,China__45__(sign)TCMcooperationagreementswithover40countriesandorganizations,andChinesemedicalpracticeshavereached196countriesandregions.42.natural43.that/which44.recognition45.hassigned應(yīng)用文寫作

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Hopethisemailfindsyouwell.IammorethandelightedtotellyouourschoolwillhostahandicraftexhibitionnextSundayintheschoolhallfrom10a.m.to4p.m.,whoseaimistoshowcasetraditionalcraftsfromdifferentcultures.AsfarasIamconcerned,itwillbeagreatchanceforculturalexchange.

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youractiveparticipationwilldefinitelyenrichourevent.PleaseletmeknowyourdecisionbyFriday.Lookingforwardtoyourreply!續(xù)寫Harryslammed(猛關(guān))hisbedroomdoor.He’dbeenbeggingDadforanewtabletforweeks—onewithafastcameratotakephotosforhisartclass.ButDadjustshookhisheadeverytime.“Weneedtosaveforyouryoungersister’sschooltriptothesciencemuseum,”he’dsaid.Harrythoughttohimself,“It’snotfair.Allmyfriendshaveonefortheirprojects.”Thatevening,DadfoundHarrysittinginthebackyard,sad.Hepulledupachairandsatdown,askingHarry,“Rememberthatredbikeinthestorageroom?Thatthingusedtobemyprideandjoy.”Harrynodded,thinkingofthedustythingcoveredbyastrongcloth.“IwantedanewbikemorethananythingwhenIwasyourage,”Dadsaid.“Yourgrandpafoundthatredoneatajunkyard—withabentwheel.Hesaidwecouldn’taffordanewone.SoIspenteveryweekendouth