2025-2026學(xué)年上海市晉元中學(xué)高三上學(xué)期開(kāi)學(xué)考試英語(yǔ)試題一、聽(tīng)力選擇題(★)1.

A．Tothebank.B．Tothemuseum.C．Totheclinic.D．Totherestaurant.(★★)2.

A．It’scoolandsmart.B．Herhusbandwilllikeit.C．It’sunsuitableforhim.D．Histeacherwilllikeit.(★★)3.

A．Findanewapartment.B．Makeuseofthecontract.C．Signacontractwiththelandlady.D．Makemorebittercomplaints.(★★)4.

A．Herdoctorwasunavailablethen.B．Shewasbusytakingcareofaboy.C．Shewaslateforherappointment.D．Shewenttowatchabaseballgame.(★★)5.

A．Hedoesn’tknowthewaytothecinema.B．Hehastogoearlytogetaparkingspace.C．Hewillmissthebeginningofthemovie.D．Hedoesn’twanttogetstuckintraffic.(★★)6.

A．Waitforthebus.B．Walktothezoo.C．Crossthestreet.D．Takeataxitothezoo.(★★)7.

A．Thewomangotawrongclasspermit.B．Thewomanarrivedtooearlyforregistration.C．Thewomanmisplacedherclasspermitforbiology.D．Thewomanmissedregistrationforthebiologycourse.(★★)8.

A．Theydon’tagreeonwheretolive.B．Theybothworkinthedowntownarea.C．Theydon’twanttoliveinanoisyarea.D．Theyhopetocutexpensesonthewedding.(★★)9.

A．Sheisinvitingthemantogotothelake.B．Sheisgoingtocancelherplanifitrains.C．Itwillclearupinthelakeareatomorrow.D．Thelakewillbeclearaftertheheavyrain.(★★)10.

A．Thehousesaretooexpensiveforthecoupletobuy.B．Thehousesforsaleareofbetterqualitythanadvertised.C．Thehousingdevelopersofferpotentialbuyersfreetrips.D．Thewomanisunwillingtotakealookatthehousesforsale.(★★★★)聽(tīng)下面一段獨(dú)白，回答以下小題。11.A．Agadgettochargethephoneinacar.B．Adevicetocontrolthespeedofavehicle.C．Agadgettoholdaphoneonthesteeringwheel.D．Adevicetoensurepeopledrivewithbothhands.12.A．Thecarkeepsflashingitsheadlights.B．Thecarslowsdowngraduallytoastop.C．Theyarealertedwithalightandasound.D．Theyreceiveawarningontheirsmartphone.13.A．Installingacamera.B．Usingaconnectedapp.C．Checkingtheiremails.D．Keepingadailyrecord.(★★★★)聽(tīng)下面一段獨(dú)白，回答以下小題。14.A．Conflictsbetweenlaborandmanagement.B．Commoncomplaintsmadebyofficeworkers.C．Healthandsafetyconditionsintheworkplace.D．Rightsandresponsibilitiesofcompanyemployees.15.A．Theywantedtheoutdatedequipmentreplaced.B．Theyquitworktoprotecttheirunbornbabies.C．Theysoughthelpfromunionrepresentatives.D．Theyrequestedtohavetheirpostschanged.16.A．Toattractattentionfromthemedia.B．Toshowhowmuchtheylovewintersports.C．Toprotestagainstthepoorworkingconditions.D．Toprotectthemselvesagainstthecoldweather.(★★)聽(tīng)下面一段對(duì)話，回答以下小題。17.A．Goodorbad,theyareheretostay.B．Believeitornot,theyhavesurvived.C．Likeitornot,youhavetousethem.D．Gainorlose,theyshouldbemodernized.18.A．Unreasonablypricedtraintickets.B．Traindelaysthathappenfrequently.C．Foodoflowqualitysoldonthetrains.D．Poorserviceduetolackofcompetition.19.A．Thelowefficiencyoftheiroperations.B．Thepassingofthenewtransportact.C．Constantcomplaintsfrompassengers.D．Competitionfromothermeansoftransport.20.A．Theyprovideworseservice.B．Theysufferlossesinrevenues.C．Theyarefastdisappearing.D．Theywillbede-nationalized.二、語(yǔ)法填空(★★★★)SweetTreat,SmartChoiceIcecreamisoneoflife’ssimplepleasures-asweet,creamydelightthatbringsjoywhetherenjoyedasarefreshingdessertoramiddaypick-me-up.Whilegrabbingatubfromthestoreiseasy,there’s21specialaboutmakingyourown.Notonlyisitsurprisinglysimple,butitalsogivesyoucompletecontroloverwhatgoesintoit.22(imagine)makingsomewithwholesome,nutrient-richingredientsusingnaturalsweetenersinsteadofprocessedsugarsorusingplant-basedmilk-allwhilekeepingthatirresistiblesmoothnessandindulgentflavor.Withhomemadeicecreamyou’renotjustmakingatreat,you’recreatingaguilt-freemomentofhappiness,perfectlytailoredtoyourtastesandhealthgoals.Thetraditionalrecipeforicecream23(consist)ofmilk,heavycream,sugar,andattimes,eggyolks,whichhelpcreateitssignaturesmoothnessanddeepflavor.Commercialvarieties,however,frequentlycontainadditivestorefinetextureandmaintainstability.Theprocessinvolveschurning(攪拌)themixtureathighspeeds24itreachesthedesiredcreamyconsistency.Delightfultreat25icecreamundeniablyis,itsfrequentconsumptionraisesthequestionofbalanceinahealthydiet.Thisleadstoanimportantconsideration:Whileyoucouldcertainlyenjoyabitoficecreameveryday,26you?Fromanutritionalperspective,moderationiskey.Accordingtodietaryguidelines,sugarintakeshouldbelimitedtonomorethan10%oftotaldailycalories,27amountsto12teaspoonsforastandard2,000-caloriediet.Regularlyexceedingthislimitcancausehealthconcerns28weightgainandmetabolicimbalances.Thatsaid,icecreamcanstillbepartofabalanceddietwhen29(enjoy)mindfully.Makingitathomeallowsforhealthieringredientchoices:forinstance,asimplehomemadealternativecanbemadebyblendingfrozenbananaswithalmondbutterandasplashofmilkforanaturallysweetandcreamytreat.30optingforatraditionalscooporanutritioushomemadealternative,thekeyismoderationsavoringthetreatwhileensuringitfitsintoanoverallhealthyeatingpattern.三、選詞填空(★★★)Fillineachblankwithaproperwordchosenfromthebox.Eachwordcanbeusedonlyonce.Notethatthereisonewordmorethanyouneed.

A.attachedB.dedicatedC.gainsD.inclusiveE.pressures

F.profileG.relatableH.sacredI.specificJ.stuck

K.touchFacelessinfluencersFacelessinfluencersarebecomingfamousonline.Theyareeverywhereonsocialmedia.Justdon’taskwhattheylooklike.Meetfacelessinfluencers,whoareattractingmillionsoffollowersandarequietlyconqueringsocialmedia,turningtheiranonymity(匿名)intocommercial31.Theiraestheticisusuallysoothing,minimalistanddomestic.Handswithshinynailsholdicedcoffees;nondescript(不起眼的)figureslieincozybedrooms.Someaccountsmayshowfleetingglimpsesofaninfluencer’s32.Butallhidetheiridentitiesasmuchaspossible.OnTikToksome200,000postsaretaggedFaceless;theyhaveacombined1.1bnviews.Facebookgroupssuchas“GirlsGoneFaceless”boastover100,000members.Facelesscreatorshavethesame33followingsastraditionalinfluencers.Theonlydifferenceisthattheirfollowersarefascinatedwiththeirlifestyle,nottheir34life.Socialmediaandinfluencerculturehavealwaysemphasizedpersonalidentity.Butviewersarenowseekingouttheseinvisibleinfluencers.Removingidentitymarkershasmadefacelessinfluencingamore35space,becausethecontentisneutral.Thisoftenmeansitismore36,becauseaudiencescanimaginethemselvesthere.Twothingschangedtogiverisetothenewfacelesstrend.OnewasthesuccessofAsia’sunnamed“silentvloggers”,whosecinematicvideosofdailylifewhile37athomeduringthepandemicwentviral.Thesecondwasthedesireofpeopletomakemoneyasinfluencerswithoutdevotingtheirwholelivestoit.Facelessinfluencersmaybethrivingtoday,buttheyarenotimmuneto38.Somewonderwhethertheyaremorelikelytobedisplacedbythosethatuseartificialintelligencetocreatecontentcheaply.Thereisalsotheriskofimitationbyotherinfluencers.“Itcanbechallengingtodifferentiatemyselfsincethere’snophysicalidentity39,soit’simportantformetoalwaysaddapersonal40,suchasaplayfultoneinmycaptions”,saysMs.Ortega.Butthereisnoguaranteeofsuccess.Afterall,facelessinfluencers’biggestcompetitionisnotothercreatorsbuttherecommendationalgorithm—themostimportantinvisibleinfluencerofthemall.四、完形填空(★★★★)Liarsgetawaywiththeirdeceptionsformanyreasons.Afalsehoodmayseemtrivialorinconsequential.Lyingcanbeforthegreatergood:itisarguably_________toreassureananxiouscolleagueoverhisnewhaircutthantostareshockedathishead.Nowpsychologistshaveuncoveredanewwayinwhichweacceptthe_________toldtous—anditrestsonourcapacitytoimaginethefuture.Peoplearemorelikelytoexcusewhattheyknowtobeapresent-daylieiftheybelievethatitmayonedaybecometrue,especiallyifthefictionis_________theirbeliefs.Whetherthedishonestyinquestionconcernspolishingajobresumeoroverstatingtheextentofgunviolence,researchshowsthatindividualscanbepsychologicallyprimedtogivefalseinformationa_________.Theworkhasimplicationsforbothpoliticsandbusiness,inwhichidealized,_________statementsarethenorm.“Theresultsareconcerningbecausepeoplecan’tfact-checkwhatmightbecome_________inthefuture,”saysBethAnneHelgason,adoctoralstudentinorganizationalpsychologyattheLondonBusinessSchool.Whileresearchon_________hastraditionallyfocusedonunderstandinghowpeoplearetrickedintomistakingliesforthetruth,HelgasonandhercolleagueDanielEffronwantedtoinvestigatecaseswherepeoplerecognizedthatastatementwasfactuallyfalsebutneverthelessjudgedittobeethically_________.Theyranamixtureofonlineandlaboratorystudieswithabout3,600participants,whowereaskedtomakemoral_________onvariousformsofuntruths.Inoneexperimentthatinvolvedmorethan400MBAstudentsfrom59countries,most_________itwasunacceptabletofalselyclaimfinancialmodellingskillsonaresume.Yetwhenaskedtoimaginethatanapplicant’sbusinessschoolmightofferasummercourseonthisverysubject,theirdisapproval_________.Helgasonexplains:“Iftheapplicantcould_________learnfinancialmodellingskillsatsometimeinthefuture,thenstudentsdidn’tthinkitwassounethicaltobefalselyclaimingknowledgeoftheseskillsinthepresent,eveniftherewasno_________thatthelearningwouldhappen.”Unfortunately,shepointsout,peopletendto_________boththeirabilitiesandthespeedwithwhichtheycanlearnnewthings:“Ourresearchshowsthatpeoplethinkit’snotsobadtolieabouthavingaskilltheymighthaveinthefuture,butifyoucombinethatwithpeoplebeingreallybadatknowingwhatskillsthey’llhaveinthefuture,itbecomesvery_________.”41.A．harderB．easierC．cruelerD．kinder42.A．misfortunesB．untruthsC．dissimilaritiesD．imbalances43.A．inlinewithB．inoppositiontoC．inplaceofD．inexchangefor44.A．redlightB．quicklicenseC．moralpassD．freeride45.A．clear-cutB．misleadingC．forward-lookingD．official46.A．inevitableB．vitalC．widespreadD．true47.A．gossipB．misinformationC．integrityD．impoliteness48.A．a(chǎn)cceptableB．unconscionableC．questionableD．debatable49.A．a(chǎn)pologiesB．a(chǎn)ccusationsC．judgementsD．reflections50.A．dismissedB．questionedC．predictedD．thought51.A．intensifiedB．emergedC．disappearedD．softened52.A．potentiallyB．individuallyC．diligentlyD．secretly53.A．doubtB．evidenceC．recordD．guarantee54.A．downplayB．overestimateC．misinterpretD．dislike55.A．urgentB．convenientC．dangerousD．enlightening五、閱讀理解(★★★)It’sbad,butitsnotallbad.Duringthelockdown,tobeconfinedinyourhomewiththepeopleyoulovemostagainstaninvisiblediseasemaybe,attimes,uncomfortable.Butitcanalsobelikelivinginsideapoem.Forme,especiallyearlyinthepandemic,itwasalsomorethanalittlelikelivinginawarzoneagain.Thedangerisrealbutalsoinsomewaysrandom.Youassessriskconstantly.InthefirstdaysofNewYork’slockdown,atthemarketclosesttomyhouse,thehandleoftheshoppingcartstaredupatme.Itwasabluish-purplestrandofplasticthatseemedtoholddeath.Ihadleftthehousewithoutwipes.Mysonwasclimbingoneverything.Peoplesaiditfeltlikelivinginahorrormovie.Thatwasnotthesensation.Ahorrormoviemovesbetweenfearandthedelightedanticipationoffear.Thefeelinginthemarketwastheleadentugofdread.Itwassteady,andpressedyoudown,thewayasurvivorofabombingsaysablastwavedoes.Itwasalsoakindofgift.Againstthisbackdrop,whatyouvalueinlifeismorevivid.Youcan’tcallitasilverlining,butthereisaqualityoflightinvolved,aliningthatlightsupedges.Asafriendsaidafterreceivingastage4cancerdiagnosis,“Amirrordoesn’tworkwithoutbacking.Youneedtheblack.”Thatisthevalueinthesedays.Ordinarily,toexperiencewhatmuchofthecountrywasexperiencinginkitchensandfamilyrooms,youwouldhavehadtogetyourselftojointhearmy.Ioncewasawarcorrespondentandrananewscenterforawhileinawarzone.Thedangerwasrealbutalsoinsomewaysrandom.Weassessedriskconstantly.Anditwasunderstoodthatanyoneofuswoulddiefortheother:“Thetruthofwar,”DavidFinkelwroteinThankYouForYourService,“isthatit’salwaysaboutlovingtheguynexttoyou.”Andifyou’realreadyinlovewiththatperson?Thinkofamaninbed,hisfamilyasleepdownthehallashedreamsoffarawayplaces.Iwasinfarawayplaces,dreamingofafamilyasleepdownthehall.AfterweleftthemarketIkepttellingmysonnottotouchhisface.Soofcoursehereachedforhischeek.Thenhewalkeddownasidewalkthatwasallbutempty.Knowingwhat’simportant,peoplewerestayinghome.56.Livinginawarzoneissimilartolivinginalockeddowncityinthat_________.

A．peopleareconfinedtotheirhomesagainstinvisibledangersB．peopleconstantlyevaluaterisksofrealbutrandomdangersC．peopledelightedlyanticipatesliverliningslightinguptheirlivesD．peoplehavetojoincertainorganizationstohavesameexperience57.Bysaying“theleadentugofdread”inParagraph3,theauthormeansthat_________.

A．themarketwasahorribleplaceinathrillerB．thefearwasdeeplydepressingandfrustratingC．thehorrormovieofferedlong-lastingsensationD．thefearfulsurvivoroftenrecallsblastwaves58.Accordingtotheauthor,whatgiftdoesthelockdownaffordus?

A．Wearecleareraboutwhatwevalueinlife.B．Weknowourimagesbetteragainstthebackdrop.C．Westarttobeinlovewiththepersonnexttous.D．Weincreasinglymissourfamilyinfarawayplaces.59.Wecanlearnfromthepassagethat_________.

A．thehandleoftheshoppingcartispoisonousB．theauthor’sfriendlikeswearingblackclothesC．theauthorrevealedthetruthofwarinabookD．theauthor’ssondidn’trealizethedangeratall(★★)Whetheryouareafirsttimecruiserlookingtostayclosetohomeoranexperiencedworldexplorerlookingforanewandinterestingplacetoseekadventure,thecruiseopportunitiesareavailableacrosstheglobe.Whenyouareready,searchtheInternet’slargestcruisedatabasetofindyourperfectcruise!Featuredcruisedeals

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A．Princess.B．CelebritySolstice.C．VoyageroftheSeas.D．DELFINIII.(★★★)NowheredoeslandscapemarrypassionquitesomuchasinYorkshire’sWutheringHeights.ThewildPennineslopesandrushingstreamsperfectlyframeEmilyBront?’sstormyromance.Fromthemoorland(廣袤的荒野)peakstotheBront?villageofHaworth,thesceneisuntouched—untilnow.EnterEnergySecretaryEdMiliband,whoappearswillingtosacrificethisiconiclandscapefortheCalderdaleEnergyPark,thelargestonshorewindfarminEngland.Theplancallsfor41windturbines(渦輪機(jī)),each200meterstall—40metershigherthanBlackpoolTower—plantedacrossthemoors.It’shardtobelieve.ThegloriousPennineWaywouldbecomeastrollthroughanindustrialparkofroads,depots,andtrucks.ASaudi-backedfirm,CalderdaleWindFarmLtd,evenconsideredcoatingthepeat(泥炭地)withsolarpanels.Miliband’sargumentsforonshorewindarefamiliar:Britainmustshowgloballeadershiponnetzero.YetBritain’semissionsareminor,andmanysuspectthisismoreaboutpoliticalsignalingthanenvironmentalnecessity.Opponentsaredismissedasromantics,blindtoclimateurgencyandeconomicgrowth.Butlanguagematters.Yes,renewablesarevital—butspecificsdemandcompromise.CriticsnotethatBritain’snet-zeroambitions,morepoliticalthanpractical,helpexplainwhyUKhouseholdspaysomeoftheworld’shighestenergybills,drivenbyunclearsubsidies(補(bǔ)貼)andwastefulnuclearspending.Meanwhile,construction—responsiblefor25%ofnationalemissions—goesunchecked.Thegovernmenttaxesimprovingoldbuildingsbutdoesn’ttaxcarbon-heavynewones,effectivelyrewardingpollution.Thehypocrisyisglaring.Arealdebateisneededonwhere,ifanywhere,onshoreturbinesshouldgo.Theydominatelandscapes,theirheightandmotionunavoidable.Somesitharmlesslyinindustrialzones.OthersruinruralNorthamptonshireandthreatenthemountainsofmid-Wales.Offshoreturbines,bycontrast,arelessintrusiveandlesscontroversial—butmoreexpensive.Milibandhasreversedthecautiousstanceononshorewind,removinglocalcouncils’powertoresist.Withoutasharedlanguageofbeautyandplace,moneywillalwayswin.Sincethe1940s,weassumedsomelandscapesdeservedprotection.Thatagreementisgone.WouldMilibandproposeturbinesonParliamentHillFieldsinhisnativeCamden?Ifso,howwouldhisneighboursreact?Likelywithgreatanger.Andifhebackeddown,whatargumentwouldheoffer?Perhapsheshouldtryit.Wemightalllearnsomething.63.TheauthormentionsWutheringHeightsmainlyinorderto________.

A．stressthesymbolicvalueofthelandscapeunderthreatB．implythatYorkshirehaslongattractedartisticattentionC．suggestthatliteratureromanticizesremoteBritishregionsD．showhownovelscaninfluencemodernenvironmentaldecisions64.Bystating“Thehypocrisyisglaring,”(para.5)theauthoriscriticizingthegovernmentfor________.

A．failingtoreducehouseholdenergybillsdespiteinvestinginrenewablesB．supportingoffshorewindwhileignoringthedamageofonshorealternativesC．supportingcarbon-heavyconstructionwhileclaimingtofightclimatechangeD．a(chǎn)llowingforeigncorporationstobuildonprotectedlandwithoutpublicconsultation65.Whichofthefollowingwouldmostweakentheauthor’sargumentagainstthewindfarmproject?

A．OtherareasofthePenninesalreadycontainindustrialdevelopments.B．Theturbinesareexpectedtoreducelocalenergybillsbyasmallpercentage.C．Localcouncilshaverecentlyapprovedsimilarrenewableprojectselsewhere.D．Environmentalassessmentsshowthatthemoorlandecosystemwillnotbeharmed.66.Whatisthewritingpurposeofthelastparagraph?

A．TohighlighttheinconsistencyinMiliband’sapproachthroughirony.B．Tocriticizelocalcouncilsforfailingtoresistonshorewinddevelopment.C．Toproposeapracticalsolutionforlocatingnewrenewableenergyprojects.D．TosuggestthatCamdenhasgreaterresponsibilityforenvironmentalchange.(★★★)TheFightforaCleanEnergyFutureNetzeroclimatepoliciesareincreasinglyunderthreat.Electedfar-rightpopulistsandauthoritarianoil-richstatesarepushingbackagainstglobalclimateefforts.Meanwhile,Europeisfacingyetanothersummerofrecord-breakingheatwaves.67YetUNsecretarygeneralAntónioGuterresofferedanoteofhopeinarecentspeech.“Thesunisrisingonacleanenergyage,”hesaid,highlightingthefallingcostsofsolarandwindenergy.Hewarnedoffuturegas-priceshocksandurgedmajortechcompanies—whoseenergy-hungrydatacentresaredrivingupelectricitydemand—tocommittousing100%low-carbonpowerby2030.GivenUSpresidentDonaldTrump’sopenhostilitytowardrenewableenergy,Mr.Guterresmayberighttofocusonbusinessesratherthanpoliticians.InScotlandthisweek,Mr.Trumponceagainlaunchedamisleadingattackonwindturbines.68Thismakeshimauniquelydamagingfigure—buthe’snotalone.Inseveralcountries,populistpartiesaresteppinguptheiroppositiontoclimategoals.69ConservativeleaderKemiBadenochhasquestionednetzeroandevensuggestedleavingtheParisAgreement.HeractingshadowenergysecretaryaccusedtheUN’stopclimatescientistsofbias.Labour’sEdMilibandrespondedfirmly,callingsuchattitudesanti-scienceandirresponsible.WiththeUNclimatedeadlineapproaching,politicalcourageisessential.Thegoaloftriplingglobalrenewablecapacityby2030isstillfaroutofreach.70Gridsystemsneedupgrading.Supplychainsmustbeimproved.Labour’sproposalforfairerbillingthroughasocialenergytariff(關(guān)稅)couldprotectvulnerablehouseholds.Realprogresswilltakehonesty,ambition—anddetermination.

A．IntheUK,viewsthatoncebelongedtothepoliticalextremeshavemovedintothemainstream.B．Hesayshebacksgreenenergyandbelieveswindandsolarshouldplayaroleintheenergymix.C．Theworld’sfailuretoreducecarbonemissionsremainsdeeplyconcerning.D．Domestically,Britainmustensureafairandwell-plannedgreentransition.E．Publicawarenessofenergyissuesisgrowing,butmanyremainunsureaboutwhatnetzeroreallymeans.F．Healsosupportsthecancellationofmajorgreeninvestments.六、書(shū)面表達(dá)(★★★)71.Directions:Readthefollowingpassage.Summarizethemainideaandthemainpoint(s)ofthepassageinnomorethan60words.Useyourownwordsasfaraspossible.LighttheCitiesoftheFutureApreviouslyunlitcyclepathintheNetherlandshasrecentlydrawnourattention.Ithasbeenresurfacedwithamaterialthatconsistsofthousandsofshiningstonesinordertocreateawell-litroute.TheVanGoghPath,socalledaftertheartistwholivedinthetownofNuenenin1883,combinesthetraditionalwiththecontemporaryinagesturethatacknowledgeledgesVanGingh’masterpieceTheStarryNight,butalsoshowsthewayaheadforcitylighting.TheVanGoghPathisnotasinglecase;itisnotdifficulttoforeseeatimewhennaturalmaterialscouldhelplightthecitiesofthefuture.Whyshouldwecareaboutcitylighting?What’swrongwithcurrentelectricalcitylightinganyway?Well,theproble