金陵中學(xué)2026屆高三英語(yǔ)一、聽(tīng)力1．Whathasthewomanfinisheddoing?A．Choosinghermajor. B．Workingonthecomputer. C．Sendingherapplicationform.2．Whatwillthemanbuy?A．Abag. B．Alaptop. C．Asuitcase.3．Whenwillthemancheckout?A．Onthe16th. B．Onthe17th. C．Onthe18th.4．Whatarethespeakersmainlytalkingabout?A．Goingonvacation. B．Dealingwithsensitivities. C．Takingcareofthepet.5．Whatwillthemanprobablydoforthewoman?A．Cleanthetable. B．Helpwithherreport. C．Carrytheshopping.聽(tīng)下面一段材料，回答以下小題。6．Whatisthemantryingtocomplete?A．Awebsiteproject.B．Asciencepresentation.C．Ascienceexperiment.7．Whatdoesthewomansuggestincluding?A．Nationalagency’slatestreports.B．Updatedenvironmentallaws.C．Historicalpollutiontrends.聽(tīng)下面一段材料，回答以下小題。8．Whatisthemaingoaloftheculturalexchangeclub?A．Toshowbeautifulviews.B．Toinviteguestspeakerstogivespeeches.C．Tohelpstudentsunderstandtheworldbetter.9．Whichclubactivitydoesthewomanprobablylikebest?A．Internationalfoodfair.B．Sportsandgames.C．Culturalnights.10．Whydoesthewomanhopetojointheclub?A．Toenjoyculturalevents.B．Toimproveherlanguageskills.C．Tomakefriendsfromdifferentcountries.聽(tīng)下面一段材料，回答以下小題。11．Whatarethespeakersmainlydiscussing?A．Thewoman’sjob.B．Theman’slawfirm.C．Rachel’srecentcondition.12．Whatisthewomanprobablydoing?A．Cookingfood.B．Havingdinner.C．Orderingfood.13．Howdoesthemanfeelaboutunemploymentbenefits?A．Hethinkstheyarehelpful.B．Heisembarrassedbythem.C．Hethinkstheyareunnecessary.聽(tīng)下面一段材料，回答以下小題。14．Whatdoesthemanlikeaboutthesummerfestival?A．Swimminginthepool.B．Barbecuingwithfriends.C．Watchingtheparade.15．Whydoesn’tthemanliketraditionalholidays?A．Theyhappeninuncomfortableplaces.B．Theyaretooexpensivetoafford.C．Theyfeellikearequirement.16．Howdoesthewoman’sfamilycelebratetraditionalholidays?A．Bymakinggiftsforeachother.B．Bybuyingexpensivethings.C．Byholdingapoolparty.17．Whatdoesthewomanimplyintheend?A．Familiescanhavetheirownwaysofcelebratingholidays.B．Traditionalholidaysaremorecomfortable.C．Giftsarebetterthanpromises.聽(tīng)下面一段獨(dú)白，回答以下小題。18．WhatdidDr.Wilsonteachthespeaker?A．Howtogetfundsfortheplasticarms.B．Howtousehisfeetindailylife.C．Howtogetusedtoplasticarms.19．Whatdidthespeakerthinkofhisteacherinhighschool?A．Shecaredmoreabouthisschoolwork.B．Shehelpedhimtobemoreconfident.C．Shehadlittlesympathyforhim.20．Whoisthespeakernowprobably?A．Adoctor. B．Ateacher. C．Alawyer.二、閱讀理解ThisSummer,It’sAllGas,NoBreaks!School’sout.TimetoGoAllOut!Whateveryou’reinto—whetherit’sahobby,apassion,oranewpursuit—we’reheretofuelyourdrive.WiththeHighSchoolSummerPassTM,youcangetFREEaccesstoparticipatingPlanetFitness(PF)inNewYorkCity.Noexcuses.Noholdingback.Nocost.PlanetFitness’HighSchoolSummerPassTMHighSchoolSummerPassTMisPlanetFitness’freesummermembershipthatwelcomeshighschoolteensages14-19toworkoutthroughoutNYC!HighSchoolSummerPassisherefromJune1stthroughAugust31st!Participantsmustworkoutatthelocationtheysignupatandarenotpermittedtouseotherlocations.MakethisthesummerofgettingstrongeratPlanetFitnesswithourbest-in-classequipmentataconvenientlocationnearyou.HowItWorksTeensage-appropriatecansignupforFREEonlineorin-club.Under18?Bringaparentorguardiantosigntheelectronicagreement.RegisterfortheHighSchoolSummerPassprogramwiththreesimplesteps.①REGISTERNOWRegisterTODAYandgetreadyforastrongsummer!Signuponlineat/summerpass.②DOWNLOADTHEPFAPPCreateanaccountusingthesameemailyouusedtoregisterandgetyourdigitalclubpassintheFREEPFapp.③GETMOVINGStartworkingoutatyourhomeclubforFREEnowthroughAugust31st.FurtherNotesYourFitnessJourneyContinues!TransitiontopaidmembershipisoptionalafterAugust31st.Classicmembershipsbeginat$15permonthandPFBlackCard@membershipsbeginat$24.99permonth,billedmonthly.Membershipsmayinclude12-monthcommitment.Pricesmayvarydependingonlocation.Locationsindependentlyownedandoperated.21．WhocangainfreeaccesstoPF?A．A19-year-oldoutsideNYC．B．A17-year-oldregisteringaloneinJuly.C．A13-year-oldwithaparentwithinNYC．D．A16-year-oldwithaguardianattheregisteredclub.22．WhatwillhappentoPFmembershipsafterAugust31?A．FreeaccesswillextendthroughDecember.B．Membershipswillauto-renewat$15permonth.C．Memberscanchoosetocontinuepaidmembership.D．MembersshouldupgradetoaPFBlackCard?membership.23．Whatisthetext?A．Asafetynotice. B．Aprogrampromotion. C．Aparentalguide. D．Agymintroduction.GinnyMacCollwas63whensheacceptedherdaughter’schallengetocompleteapull-up.Ittookninemonthstonailit.Now,adecadeon,MacCollcanpumpout17oftheminarow.MacCollhassincecompetedthreetimesintherealityTVshow.She’stheoldestpersontocompleteanobstacle,accordingtoGuinnessWorldRecords.“WhenIgrewup,womenweren’tencouragedtoliftweights,”MacCollsays.Seeingherdaughter,JessieGraff,astuntwoman(替身演員)inaction,MacCollsaw“suchstrengthandgrace—andshehadmuscles!Irealizedthatthethingspeoplehadalwayssaidaboutmusclesweresowrong.Itwasadisservicetowomen.”MacCollwasenrolledindancelessonsbyherparents,initiallytodrawheroutofhershell.Butin1974,shelandedapartinaBroadwayshow.ShebranchedoutintoTVcommercialsduringthe70sand80s,actingas“ahousewifeandmum,smilingwithmyproductbesideme...Folgerscoffee,Jordanjeans...”Shegotmarriedandhadtwochildren,evenshootingonecommercialthreedaysaftergivingbirth.But“allgoodthingscometoanend”,andMacCollgotdivorcedafter13yearsofmarriage.However,thebiggestobstacleshehasovercomeinlife,MacCollsays,isfailureitself.Shefeltlikeafailureatschool,whensheandherclassmateswerelinedupinorderoftheirIQscores,andalsowhenherfirstmarriageended.“Ittookmeawhiletogetoverthat,”shesays.“There’sasayingIliketotellmyself:‘Changethewayyoulookatthings,andthethingsyoulookatchange.’SoItrytolookatfailureasamotivator.Iwillgetthis.Socialmediawasmywayofgettingoutofthedepression.IstartedpostingsomeofthethingsIcoulddo.”Shehasmorethan130,000followersonInstagram,andhaslandedpartsinfilms.ShehasjustfilmedhernextappearanceonAmericanNinjaWarrior.MacCollbelievesshecancontinuetogetstrongerintoher80sand90s.“Muscleistheorganoflongevity,”shesays.24．WhatmadeMacColltakeuppull-ups?A．Shewasinspiredbyherdaughter. B．Shewaseagertobecomeanactress.C．Shewantedtoproveherworthasawoman. D．ShedesiredtobreakaGuinnessworldrecord.25．Whatdoesparagraph3mainlyfocuson?A．Thebusylifeofahousewife. B．ThepopularityofTVcommercials.C．ThegoldentimeinMacColl’scareer. D．MacColl’sdailyroutinesasacelebrity.26．HowdidMacCollgetoverherfailure?A．Byleavingitasitwas. B．Bymakingamentalshift.C．Byturningtosocialmedia. D．Bydrawinglessonsfromit.27．WhatmessagedoesMacColl’sstoryconvey?A．All’swellthatendswell. B．Romeisnotbuiltinaday.C．It’snevertoolatetogetstronger. D．Ittakescouragetochangeone’slife.Whenwethinkaboutinvertebrates(無(wú)脊椎動(dòng)物),mostofuspicturebees,worms,orperhapsevenajellyfish.Butdidyouknowthatatleasttwo-thirdsofinvertebratesworkthenightshift,meaningmanyareunlikelytobeseen?Theyusephasesofthemoonandstarlighttolearnabouttheworldandmakevitaldecisions.Manyinsectsusethefaintglowofthemoonorstarstotellwhichwayisupwhenflyingincompletedarkness.Forcenturies,artificiallighthasbeenasymbolofprogress.Lighthasshapedhumancivilization.Butwhilewecelebrateitsconvenience,weoftenoverlookthedarkersideofourobsessionwithillumination(照明):lightpollution.It’sadisruptorofecosystems,withprofoundconsequencesforwildlife,humanhealthandenergyconsumption.A2021studyfoundthatcaterpillarpopulationswere52%lowerinareaswithstreetlights.Thewintermothisasmallbutessentialspecies.Inearlyspringitscaterpillarsprovideacriticalfoodsourceforbluetitchicks.Butlightpollutiondisorients(使迷惑方向)theadultmoths,disruptsmatingandaffectsegg-laying,leadingtofewercaterpillars.Withdecliningcaterpillarnumbers,bluetitstruggletofeedtheiryoung.Inonesense,lightpollutionisrelativelyeasytofix—wecansimplynotturnonthelightsandallowthenighttobelightednaturallybymoonlight.Logically,thisismostlynotfeasibleaslightsaremeantforthebenefitofhumanswhoareoftenunwillingtogivethemup.Intheabsenceofturningoffthelights,thereareothermanagementapproacheswecantaketolessentheirimpact.Wecanlimittheirnumber;reducetheirintensityandthetimetheyareon.Theextenttowhichinvertebrateshaverespondedtoartificiallightremainsunspecifiedanditalsoremainsunknownwhethertheycanadapttoadditionaltemporalchanges.Thesechangeslikelyaffectindividualfitness,soadditionalstudiesareneededtodeterminetheselectivepressureartificiallightproduces.Aninterdisciplinary(跨學(xué)科)approachisrequiredtodeterminebroaderscaleeffectsofartificiallightonwildlifebiodiversityandecosystemhealth,andtodeterminerelevantstrategies.28．Whatdoweknowaboutthemajorityofinvertebrates?A．Theyareactiveatnight. B．Theyusedarknesstohide.C．Theyarebecomingextinct. D．Theyareintelligentcreatures.29．Whatdoestheauthorwanttoillustratebymentioningcaterpillarpopulationsinparagraph3?A．Thechallengeinwildlifeconservation. B．Theimportanceofabalancedecosystem.C．Theurgencyofsavingspeciesthroughfood. D．Theeffectoflightpollutiononthefoodchain.30．Whatdoestheunderlinedword“feasible”inparagraph4mean?A．Odd. B．Workable. C．Crazy. D．Disturbing.31．Whatdoestheauthorthinkofpotentialmanagementapproaches?A．Theyarepioneering. B．Theyareeasytoapply.C．Theyprovetobeeffective. D．Theycallforin-depthresearch.ForthefirsttimeinCanada,surgeonshavesuccessfullycarriedoutthefirststageofaprocedureinvolvingimplanting(植入)atoothintotheeyesofpeoplewithatypeofsevereblindnessinthehopesofrestoringtheirvision.Knownas“tooth-in-eye”surgery,theoperationwasrecentlycarriedoutinthreepatientswithseverecorneal(角膜的)blindness.Tooth-in-eyesurgeryaimstochangethatintwosurgeries.Thisfirststepisthecreationoftheimplant.Thisrequirestheremovalofoneofthepatient’steeth,whichisshaveddownintoasquare-likeshapewithaholedrilledintoitthatwillholdaplasticopticallens(光學(xué)透鏡).Theshapedtoothisthenplacedinsidethepatient’scheek,whereitstaysforaroundthreemonthstodevelopnewtissueandabloodsupply.Oncethat’shappened,inthesecondstage,surgeonsremovetheimplantfromthecheekandputitintotheeye,wheretheplasticlensallowslightthrough,restoringthepatient’svision.“It’slikereplacingthewindscreenonacarwhenit’stotallyfrostedover,”DrGregMoloney,wholedtheCanadiansurgeries,toldtheVancouverSun.Itmightsoundabitunpleasanttoputsomeone’stoothintheireye,butitactuallymakesalotofsense;boththefactthatteetharesuperhardandthatit’sthepatient’sowntoothincreasethechancesthattheimplantwilllastlongterm.“Theprocedureisn’tcompletelyrisk-free,butthereisnoriskofrejection,becausewe’reusingpartofthepatient’sownbody.”Thepatientsaresettoexperiencethesecondsurgerylaterthisyear.Oneofthosepatients,GailChapman,wasthefirsttoreceivetheinitialsurgeryandwashopefulofwhattheprocedurecouldmeanforherfuture.WhilethiswasaCanadianfirst,tooth-in-eyesurgeryisfarfromnew.It’sbeenaroundsincethe1960s,whenitwaspioneeredbyItalianProfessorBenedettoStrampelli,andwaslaterimprovedintotheprocedurethatitistoday.32．Whatisinvolvedinthefirststageofthe“tooth-in-eye”surgery?A．Placingtheplasticlensintheeye.B．Restoringthepatient’seyesightpartly.C．Removingapatient’stoothfortheimplant.D．Movingtheimplantfromthecheektotheeye.33．Whatisthekeyroleoftheplasticopticallensinthesecond-stagesurgery?A．Tofixthetoothintheeye. B．Tohelptheeyereceivelight.C．Toreducethepainofthepatient. D．Toacceleratethetreatmentprocess.34．Whydoesthesurgeryusethepatient’sowntooth?A．Tosimplifythesurgicalprocedure.B．Toreducetheriskofimplantrejection.C．Tolowerthecostoftheentiresurgery.D．Tomaketheimplantlookmorenatural.35．Whatdoestheauthorthinkofthe“tooth-in-eye”surgery?A．Thesurgeryhasbeenimprovedalittle.B．Thereisaseriousdangerofinfectionduringthesurgery.C．ThesurgerywillbecomepopularinCanada.D．Thesurgerydatesbackoverfiftyyears.Takeamomenttonoticeanysensationsinyourbodyrightnow.Isyourbreathingfastorsloworsomewhereinbetween?Doesyourmindseembusywiththoughts,orisitfocusedonwhatyou’rereading?36Wheredofeelingscomefrom?Theystartinourbrainsandalsoexistinourbodies.Findinghumororjoyinlife’smomentsoftenbringsasmiletoourfaces.37Whensomeonejumpsandsurprisesus,ourthroatorchestmighttighten.Feelingsareimportantbecausetheygivehints(提示)aboutwhatyouneed.Ifyou’reangry,itmightmeansomethingisunfairandyouneedhelptofixit.Ifyou’resad,thiscouldmeanyouneedcomfortingortimetobehealed(使又愉快起來(lái)).38It’sakeypartofgrowingupandcanhelpyoutotalkaboutwhatyoufeel,whichcanmakeiteasiertogetthehelpyoumightneedtofigurethingsoutandmoveon.InthefilmInsideOut2,thecharactersin13-year-oldRiley’sbrainrepresentheremotions.Theyeachtakeoverherbrainasshegoesthroughbiglifechanges.39Therefore,weseeJoy,FearandSadnessshowupwhenRileygoestoanewhighschoolandwhensheworriesaboutlosingherfriends.Rileylearnstounderstandthatallemotionsarenormal,andthattheyareallimportant.Emotionsdon’tlastforever—theycomeandgo.40Indoingso,wewon’tletemotionstakeover,whichhelpsusstaycalmandmakegoodchoices,andsupportsourwell-beingandpersonalgrowth.A．Manyfactorscanhaveanimpactonit.B．Wecansayemotionsactasmessengers.C．Theseareallsignalstellinghowyoufeel.D．Trytomakeitahabittonoticeyouremotions.E．Weshouldnoticehowourbrainandbodyconnect.F．Ourbreathingbecomesshallowinresponsetoourfear.G．Theabilitytonameyourfeelingsisemotionalawareness.三、完形填空AnAustralianexplorerhasbeenrescuedfromtheDavisResearchStationineastAntarctica,followinga(n)41effortbyland,airandseathatcoveredthousandsofmilesontheremotecontinent.TheAmericanandChineserescuersjoinedthefive-day42,whichAustralianofficialsonFridaycalledanoutstandingsuccess.OnDecember20,whentheChineseicebreakerXueLong243theSOSmessage,itwasabout75milesfromDavisandwas44toChina’sZhongshanStation.Theship45senthelicopters(直升機(jī))totransportateamofDavisengineerstoasite25milesinlandto46aski-wayforaircraftequippedwithskisatasiteneartheDavisResearchStation.Atthesametime,870mileseastalongthesouthernAntarcticcoast,anotherteam47topreparearunwayattheAustralian-operatedWilkinsAerodrome,about40milessoutheastofAustralia’sCaseyStation.ThentheUSteamflewaski-equippedaircraft1,300milesfromitsMcMurdoStationinAntarcticatoWilkinsAerodrome,whereit48anAustraliandoctorandmadea1,700-mileroundtriptotakethepatientfromtheski-waynearDavisand49toWilkinsAerodrome.Fromthere,anAustralianAirbusA319pickedupthe50andflewsome1,800milestothecityofHobart,Australia,51justbeforeChristmasEve.“Therescuetookplaceinavery52environmentandwas53bythelimitedtimerequiredtoprepareboththeski-wayandrunway.54fromtheAmericanandChineseteamswasinvaluable,”theofficialsadded.“Antarcticareallybringsnationstogetherto55eachother.”41．A．endless B．easy C．last D．multinational42．A．celebration B．operation C．competition D．research43．A．sent B．escaped C．received D．translated44．A．heading B．pulled C．welcomed D．flying45．A．immediately B．mistakenly C．occasionally D．unwillingly46．A．block B．construct C．measure D．occupy47．A．declined B．continued C．worked D．forgot48．A．cameacross B．a(chǎn)rguedwith C．a(chǎn)ppliedto D．pickedup49．A．hike B．return C．slide D．lead50．A．patient B．reporter C．official D．doctor51．A．leaving B．planning C．protesting D．a(chǎn)rriving52．A．warm B．boring C．challenging D．wet53．A．helped B．complicated C．ruined D．represented54．A．Information B．Evidence C．Permission D．Assistance55．A．support B．understand C．see D．treat四、語(yǔ)法填空閱讀下面短文，在空白處填入1個(gè)適當(dāng)?shù)膯卧~或括號(hào)內(nèi)單詞的正確形式。WithaperformanceinspiredbytheTerracottaWarriors,theChineseartisticswimmingteam56(conclude)theirWorldAquaticsChampionshipscampaigninSingaporeonJuly25,astheysecuredagoldintheteamacrobaticevent,bringingtheirtotalmedaltallytofourgoldsandthreesilversinthetournamentwithgoldmedalsinallthreeteamevents.57(wear)goldenheadbandssymbolizingthelegendaryMonkeyKing,China’sartisticswimmersbroughtthemyth58lifeinapowerfulWukong-inspiredroutinetowingoldintheteamtechnicaleventatthe2025WorldAquaticsChampionshipslastTuesday.Theirperformance,59(base)onthepopularChinesevideogameBlackMyth:Wukong,earnedChina307.8001points.Performingaroutinetitled“SouloftheTerracottaArmy”,theChineseteamtoppedthepreliminary(預(yù)賽)round60carriedthatmomentum(勢(shì)頭)intotheteamacrobaticfinal,61theyscored229.0186pointstosecurethegold.ChineseheadcoachZhangXiaohuanexpressedimmenseprideinpromotingChinesecultureontheinternationalstage.“Wenevermissopportunities62(showcase)ourcultureonspecialplatforms—it’s63(true)ourgreatesthonor,”Zhangstated.“WhenperformingChinese-themedroutines,fivemillenniaofculturalheritageservesasourbedrock,”doubleOlympicartisticswimminggoldmedalistWangQianyitoldChinaDailyandXinhuaonJuly28.“Ourculturegainsglobal64(recognize),andwe’reconfidenttoembodyandpresent65totheworldthroughoureffortsandperformances.”五、書(shū)信寫(xiě)作66．假設(shè)你是李華，為踐行“以竹代塑”(ReplacePlasticwithBamboo)倡議，上周六學(xué)校組織師生參觀了本地竹產(chǎn)業(yè)園(bambooindustrialpark)。請(qǐng)為校英文報(bào)寫(xiě)一篇報(bào)道，內(nèi)容包括：1.活動(dòng)的內(nèi)容；2.收獲與感想。注意：1.寫(xiě)作詞數(shù)應(yīng)為80左右；2.請(qǐng)按如下格式在答題卡的相應(yīng)位置作答。Topromotethe“ReplacePlasticwithBamboo”initiative,___________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________六、書(shū)面表達(dá)67．閱讀下面材料，根據(jù)其內(nèi)容和所給段落開(kāi)頭語(yǔ)續(xù)寫(xiě)兩段，使之構(gòu)成一篇完整的短文。ApowerfulstormeruptedinNorthCarolina,causingmanyroadstobeseverelydamagedandsomehousestocollapse.Intheaftermathoftheterriblestorm,ananimalprotectionsocietydiscoveredasurpriseattheirboosterthatbothbrokeandwarmedtheirhearts.Thesurprisewasthatagroupofbabydogswereleftwithasadnote,revealingataleofsympathyinthehardship.Thenote,writtenbyahomelessman,explainedthattheheartbreakingcircumstancesledhimtoadoptthebabydogs.Heregularlyfedtheirmotherdog,buthediscoveredthatshehadunfortunatelybeenhitbyacar.Despitehisownhomelessness,hehadprovidedthebabydogswithachancetohaveabetterlife.However,thestormdestroyedhistemporaryresidence,andhehadtoleavethemattheanimalprotectionsociety’sdoorstepwithaheartfeltrequestforhelp.Thenoteread,“Pleasehelp!IwassadtofindalocalhomelessdogthatIusedtofeedwhenIcould,deadbytheroad.Whatmademesadderwasthatherbabieswerelefthomeless.I’msorryforleavingthemlikethis,butIamalsohomelessandcannotaffordtolookafterthem.Myheartbreaksforthemandtheirmother.Ijustwantthemtobetakengoodcareof.Iknowthatit’swrongtoabandonthem.Butpleasedon’tthinkpoorlyofme.Ireallydonthaveanyotherchoice.Sincerely,ahomelessman,George.”David,whowasinchargeoftheanimalprotectionsociety,postedthestory,onthesocialmediapages,expressinggratitudetothehomelessmanandadmirationforhisselflessact.Davidassurednimthathiskindness,hadnotgoneunnoticedandpromisedtohonorhisgesturebyofferingthebabydogstheloveandcaretheywoulddeserve.Davidalsogaveaninvitationtohimwhichread,“Ifyouwouldlike,pleasecometotheanimalprotectionsocietytoseehowthebabydogswilllive,andIthinkthattheywillbegladtoseeyouagain!”注意：1.續(xù)寫(xiě)詞數(shù)應(yīng)為150左右；2.請(qǐng)按如下格式在答題卡的相應(yīng)位置作答。Afewdayslater,George,thehomelessman,walkedintotheanimalprotectionsociety.____________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________ThenGeorgeandDavidstartedlookingfornewhomesforthebabydogs.___________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________