长春市2026届高三质量监测(二)
英 语
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The 2025 Global Innovation Index(GI),released by World Intellectual PropertyOrganization(WIPO),ranks top metro-city clusters(大都市群)based on investmen,tchprogress,adoption rates,and socioeconomic impact.
Shenzhen-Hong Kong-Guangzhou,ranked first,pushed China into the GI top 10 for thefirst time.This region integrates tech into daily life—street markets use QR codes alongsidehandwritten signs.Visitors can catch drone shows that take place over Shenzhen Talent ParkBay or during major events such asthe Spring Festival and National Day.The city recently setthe record for the world's largest drone show,employing nearly 12,000 drones.
Tokyo-Yokohama produces the highest percentage of international patent filings in thewold.Tech here is practical:AI checkout systems and multifuctional train cards.Visitors canexperience automatic service at Henn Na Hotel or ride driverless trains with skylne views.TeamLab Planets offers an immersive(沉漫式的)art experience.Entire rooms react tovisitors'movements,light and sound.
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San Jose-San Franeisco,Silicon Valley's center,dominates venture capital(风险资本)(7%of global deals).Dense networking atracts star-up founders,especally as the AIopportunity stands out.For visitors to San Francisco and Silicon Valley,it's all about tryingtech before it hits the mainstream.Autonomous-driving Waymo cars have significant marketshare in the area and can be used by anyone who downloads the app.
Beijing,China's capital,outscored every other city for scientific research output,contributing 4%ofallglobally published papers.Daily life is powered by super apps likeAlipay and WeChat,both of which include translation options,QR code paymens and foodordering solutions.Travellers can also experience the city's advanced AT firsthand by bookingBaidu's Apollo robotaxi.
21.Where can visitors most probably find a drone performance?
A.Shenzhen-Hong Kong-Guangzhou.
B.Tokyo-Yokohama.
C.San Jose-San Francisco.
D.Beijing.
22.Whatcan visitors experience in Tokyo-Yokohama?
A.Seeing handwritten signs in stores.
B.Riding Waymo's autonomous cars.
C.Enjoying unmanned hotel service.
D.Booking Baidu's Apollo robotaxi.
23.Why is Beijing on the list of top metro-city clusters?
A.It appeals to the most self-cmployment.
B.It owns practical science and technology.
C.It has the largest number of WeChat users.
D.It leads in achievements in scientifie research.
B
For years,Iviewed my grandfather's vineyad(葡萄园)as a chain tying me to a forgottenpast.Every summer vacation fel like a sentence.The air smelled of damp earth and pesticide,asharp contrast to the clean,digita scent of my city life.I counted down the days until myescape,the quiet countryside feeling not peaceful,but empty and slow.
The change began with the arrival of a young agricultural scientist,Miss Li,from thecounty's new "Rural Revitalization"project.She brought not just new organie fertilizers,but atablet full of colorful soil analysis charts.My grandfather listened with polite skepticism,hisface a mask of weathered tradition.Out of boredom,I started wandering around them.I wassurprised to find myself inspired.I began translating th technical terms on the tablet into ourlocal dialect for Grandpa,and explaining his decades of wisdom to Miss Li.A tiny spark(火花)of curiosity lit up where there wa onceonly dullness.
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One afternoon,a suden hailstorm threatened the ripening grapes.Panic seized me—notfor myself,but for the vines we had grown.Miss Li showed us satelite weather tracking on herphone,predicting the storm's path.For the first time,I didn't see technology as an enemy ofthis place,but as its friends.A fiece sense of protection,mixed with a new-found awe,wammedme from within.I was no longer just an observer;Igot involved.
The autumn harvest was a success of this unlikely partnership.Grandfather placed a heavyhand on my shoulder."This harvest,"he said,his voice thick with emotion,"has your mark onit."A profound pride,deep and solid,settled in my chest.I finally undestood that my growthwasn't about escaping this land,but about enriching it.The vineyard was no longer my chain;ithad become my canvas.In helping to revive its roots,I had discovered myown.
24.What did the author initially think of his summer at the vineyard?
A.A burden.
B.A reward.
C.A lesson.
D.An entertainment.
25.What changed the author's view of the vineyard?
A.Miss Li's suggestion.
B.His grandfathe's persuasion.
C.His involvement in the vineyard.
D.The new "Rural Revitalization"project.
26.What does "canvas"in the last paragraph symbolize?
A.The freedom of modem urban life.
B.Amaterial for recording one's experience.
C.The transition between tradition and modenity.
D.Aplatform for realizing one's potential and value.
27.Which of the following can be asuitable title for the text?
A.From Chain to Canvas:My Growth in the Vineyard
B.A Summer Escape:From City Life to the Countryside
C.An Exciting Succes:the “Rural Revitalization”Project
D.The Lasting Conflict:Traditional Wisdom vs ModernTech
C
Restrictions on vapes(电子烟)are multiplying.Belgium banned sales of throwawayvapes on January 1st.France adopted a similar law on February 24th.Other bans maysoon come into force in England,Scotland,Wales and New Zealand.More than 30 countriesincluding Brazil and India have outlawed all vaping products.Are such measures justified?
Vaping clearly carries risks.Starting in 2019,Ameriea's Centers for Disease Control andPrevention(CDC)began to track a new disease known as EVALI(“e-cigarette or vapingproduct use-associated lung injury").As of February 18th 2020,the CDC had identified2,807 admisions to hospital for EVALI in America.At least 68 of those patients had died.
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Swift action arose.Researchers pointed fingers at vitamin E acetate(醋酸酯),a skincareoil that was added to many unlawful masses of vaping liquids as a thickening agent.Whenvitamin E acetate is heated,highly poisonous gas is produced.Many areas outlawed anyaddition of vitamin E acetate to vape liquids,and crackdowns on black markets folowed.EVALI cases fellgreatly;the CDC has not detected a revival.
Yet health authorities believe EVALI might also be caused by other substances in vape,including those that are produced leglly.In a landmark analysis of four popular vaping liqudspublished in Chemical Research in Toxicology in 2021,a team at Johns Hopkins Universitylabelled six ingredients as potentially harmful.Earlier studies had found vaping mixtures thatused heavy metals such as lead.
There are other reasons to be concerned.Firs,as vaping rose in popularity only in the pastdozen or so years,it remains to be seen whether cancer cases could arise.Lab mice havedevloped cancers after being subjected to vape aerosols(气溶胶).The second is that vapeaerosols have been found to damage human tissue,including DNA.
28.What doesthe first paragraph mainly talk about?
A.The health risks of vaping.
B.The trend of banning vapes.
C.The distribution of vapes sale.
D.The measures of promoting vapes.
29.What is the main reason for the global bans on vapes?
A.The decline in traditional cigarette sales.
B.The high cost of regulating vaping products.
C.The environmental issues caused by e-cigarettes.
D.The outbreak of EVALI linked to vaping products.
30.What directly resulted from banning vitamin E acetate?
A.EVALI cases dropped sharply.
B.CDC stopped tracking EVALI.
C.More countries banned all vapes.
D.Other harmful substances were found.
31.What can be inferred fiom the last paragraph?
A.Vaping is not as popular as before.
B.Health risks by vaping may still xist.
C.Lab mice are likely to spread diseases.
D.Vape aerosols can cure damaged human tisue.
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