2025-2026學(xué)年廣西來賓市高三上學(xué)期9月月考卷英語試題一、閱讀理解(★★)Withthearrivalofdigitaltechnology,digitallibrariesnowhaveawealthoffreeresources,makinginformationeasilyaccessibleatnocost.Knowingwheretosearchhelpsyoutouncoveradiversearrangementoffreee-books,audio-booksandotheronlinematerials.InternetArchiveTheInternetArchive,possiblythelargestdigitallibrary,housesatreasureofover36millione-books,alongside778billionwebpagesandmillionsofvideos,concerts,audiofilesandsoftwareprograms.Userscanrateandreviewbooksandevenuploadtheirownmediaafterregistration.OpenLibrarySignupforOpenLibrarytoborrowandreadmillionsoffreee-books.Browsemultiplegenres(文體),filterresultsbysubjectorauthor,andsearchforspecifictitles.Youcanalsopreviewand“borrow”randome-books.Registereduserscancreatecustomreadinglistsandaddnewbooks.SmashwordsUnlikeotherdigitallibrariesfeaturingtimelessclassics,Smashwordsstandsoutbyhighlightingindependentauthorsandnewreleases.Youcanreade-booksonlineordownloadtheminPDFandEPUB.Personalizeyoursearchbyselectingfreebooksandchoosinglengthsfromunder20,000toover100,000words.ManyBooksManybooksholdsover50,000e-booksacrossdiversitiesofgenresandcategories.Youcannarrowdownyoursearchesbygenre,languageandrating.Eache-bookpageindicatesitsavailabilityforfreedownloadoronlinereading.Detaileddescriptions,authorinformationandsummarieshelpyoumakesoundselections.1.Whichlibraryallowsreaderstouploadtheirowndigitalmaterials?

A．OpenLibrary.B．Smashwords.C．ManyBooks.D．InternetArchive.2.WhatdobothOpenLibraryandManyBooksoffer?

A．Multiplee-bookgenres.B．Freesoftwareprograms.C．Individualizedreadinglists.D．Detailedauthors’information.3.Whereisthepassagemostlikelychosenfrom?

A．Aguideonhowtoborrowe-books.B．Anintroductionofthebenefitsofdigitallibraries.C．Areviewofvariousdigitalplatformsforfreeresources.D．Aninstructiononhowtouploadcontentstoonlinelibraries.(★★★)Overcenturies,kungfuhasbeenusedforself-defenseandtodefendagainstenemiesinwar.InDengfengtoday,tenkilometersfromtheShaolinTemple,thereareover60martialartsschoolswithmorethan50,000students.Theycometotheschoolsforavarietyofreasons.Themajorityhopetobecomemoviestars.Somecometolearnskillsthatwillensuregoodjobsinthemilitaryorpoliceforce.Afewaresentbytheirparentstolearnself-controlandhardwork.MasterHuZhengshengteachesatasmallschoolinDengfeng.Recently,hewasofferedanimportantroleinakungfumovie.Itwouldhavebeengoodpublicityforhisschool,buthedidnotaccept.Hedoesn’tagreewithhowkungfuisoftenshowninmovies.Unlikemanylargeschools,whichteachacrobatics(雜技)andkickboxing,Huteacheshisstudentstime-honoredkungfuforms—passeddownthroughgenerationsofmastersandsteepedincenturies-oldmartialartsheritage.Butattractingnewstudentstothisstyleofkungfuhasbecomeaproblem.Hu’safraidhisartwillsoondieout.Hehastoremindhisstudentsthatkungfuwasdesignedforfighting,nottoentertain.“Therearenohighkicksoracrobaticshere,”hesays.“Itishardtoconvinceboystospendmanyyearslearningsomethingthatwon’tmakethemwealthyorfamous.”Hu’sstudentssleepinunheatedroomsandtrainoutsidenomatterwhatthetemperatureis.Theyhittreeswiththeirbarehandsandtaketurnssittingoneachother’sshoulderstobuildlegstrength.Tomasterkungfu,theymustlearnrespect,andhowto“eatbitterness”,aMandarinexpressionmeaningto“enduringsuffering”.ThelifeofaShaolinmaster,Hubelieves,isnoteasyorattractive.MasterHuisinadifficultposition.Foroldtraditionstosurvive,theyoungmustlearn.Gradually,hehasbegunofferingafewcoursesinkickboxingandtheacrobatickungfuforms,hopingtoattractnewstudents.Then,maybe,he’llbeabletoconvincethemtolearnShaolinkungfuthetraditionalway.4.WhydomoststudentsattendmartialartsschoolsinDengfeng?

A．Togainself-discipline.B．Topursueopportunitiesinfilm.C．Toobtainmilitaryorpolicejobs.D．Tolearnself-defenseskills.5.WhatisspecialaboutMasterHu’steaching?

A．Hepreparesstudentsformovieroles.B．Heteachesacrobaticsandkickboxing.C．Hefocusesontraditionalkungfustyles.D．HeemphasizesentertainmentinKungfu.6.WhatcanbeinferredaboutMasterHu’sviewonthelifeofaShaolinmaster?

A．Itfocusesonwell-being.B．Itissuitableforyoungboysonly.C．Itisfilledwithfameandfortune.D．Itrequiresgreatperseverance.7.What’sHu’sattitudetowardsthefutureofkungfu?

A．Concerned.B．Doubtful.C．Positive.D．Reserved.(★★★)AteamofresearchersinFloridamayhavejustcreatedtheworld’scoolestpaintever.Chanda,aresearcherintheUniversityofCentralFlorida,andhisteamhavecreatedawaytoimitatenature’sabilitytoreflectlightandcreatebeautifullyvividcolorwithoutabsorbinganyheatliketraditionalpigments(色素)do.Theyfocusonexploringstructuralcolorandhowpeoplecoulduseittolivecoolerinarapidlywarmingworld.Structuralcolorsarecreatednotfromtraditionalpigmentsbutfromthearrangementofcolorlessmaterialstoreflectlightincertainways,likehowrainbowsaremadeafteritrains.Thinkaboutthemostbeautifulcolorsyou’veeverseen—forestgreen,wineredorcrystalblue,someofwhich,however,arenearlyimpossibletorecreateartificially.That’sbecausethesebeautifulcolorsarenotachievedthroughpigments—they’reallinthestructure,likethegreenofpeacocks’feathers.Thinkaboutthosecherriesthatreddenyourmouthaftereatingthemorwhenyourjeansturnedgreenfromsittinginwetgrass.Thesearepigments.Tocreatethesecolors,synthetic(合成的)materialslikeheavymetalsareusedtocreatevividpaints.Chandastressed,“Adeepblueneedscobalt;adeepredneedscadmium.Theyaretoxic.Wearepollutingournaturebyusingthiskindofpaint.Sooneofthemajormotivationsforusistocreatecolorsbasedonnon-toxicmaterials.”Beyondthebeautifulcolorsandsafetythatstructurecanprovide,Chandaalsofoundthatunlikepigments,structuralpaintresistsheatabsorptionandinsteadcastslightbackoutward.That’swhypeopleareadvisedtowearlightercolorsinhotterdaysandwhymanybuildingsarepaintedwhite.Thismeansthiseco-friendlypaintcouldhelpcommunitieskeepcoolinanincreasinglywarmingclimate.“Naturehasfollowedthepathtocreateharmonyamongoursurroundings,”Chandasaid.“Wewanttobecolorfulbutourcolorproductionisnotreallysupportedorinspiredbynature.Ihopethispaintcouldbethefuturetoahealthier,coolerenvironment.”8.Whichofthefollowingcolorsdoesn’tbelongtostructuralcolors?

A．Theblueofcrystals.B．Theorangeofbrightrainbows.C．Thepurpleofripegrapes.D．Thegreenofpeacocks’feathers.9.Whatdoestheunderlinedword“toxic”inthethirdparagraphprobablymean?

A．Beneficial.B．Priceless.C．Artificial.D．Harmful.10.Whymightstructuralpaintbeespeciallyusefulinwarmclimate?

A．Itreflectslight.B．Itabsorbsheat.C．Itchangescolor.D．Itresistswater.11.What’sthepurposeofthispassage?

A．Tocriticizeheavymetalsuseinart.B．Topresentaneweco-friendlypaint.C．Toadvocatemorecolorfulpaintings.D．Toexplainrainbowformationprinciples.(★★★)Ifyoufalloffabike,you’llprobablyendupwithacinematicmemoryoftheexperience;thewindinyourhair,therockontheroad,andthenthepain.That’sknownasanepisodic(片段式的)memory.Nowresearchershavediscoveredcellsthatmakethissortofmemorypossible.Thecellsarecalledtimecells,andtheyplaceasortoftimestamponmemoriesastheyarebeingformed.Thatallowsustorecallexperiencesintherightorder.Dr.BradleyLegaandhisteamfoundthetimecellsbystudyingthebrainsof27peoplewhowerewaitingforoperationstotreattheirseriousdiseases.Aspartoftheirpre-operationpreparation,thesepatientshaddetectorsplacedinthehippocampus(海馬體),akeybrainregionformemory.Intheexperiment,thepatientsstudiedordersof12or15wordsthatappearedonascreenduringaperiodofabout30seconds.Then,afterabreak,theywereaskedtowritedownthewordstheyhadseenintherightorder.Meanwhile,theresearchersweremeasuringtheactivityofindividualbraincells.Andtheyfoundasmallnumberthatwouldfireatspecifictimesduringeachseriesofwords.Thesetimestampsseemedtohelppeoplerememberwhentheyhadseeneachword,andinwhatorder.Andthebrainprobablyusesthesameapproachwhenwe’rerelivinganexperiencelikefallingoffabike.Theresultshelpexplainwhypeoplewhohavedamagetothehippocampusmayexperiencememoryproblems.Theirneuralsystemslackthespecializedcellsthatactasinternaltimekeepersformemories.Withoutthesecrucialtime-stampingcells,thebrainlosesitsabilitytomarkwheneachpartofanexperienceoccursandhowtheyconnectinsequence.Thisabsenceleavesmemoriesfragmented,makingitnearlyimpossibletopiecetogetherthefullstoryofpasteventsinthecorrectorder.Buteventhoughtimecellsareveryimportantforepisodicmemory,Legasays,theyreallyaren’tlikeclocks,whichrunatasteadypace.Instead,timecellsarespeedinguporslowingdownfromtimetotime,dependingonfactorslikemoodandtheintensityoftheexperience.12.What’sthefunctionoftimecells?

A．Arrangingmemoriesintimeorder.B．Creatingvividcinematicmemories.C．Recordingphysicalpainduringanaccident.D．Definingepisodicmemoryscientifically.13.What’sparagraph3mainlyabout?

A．Atreatmentforbraindiseases.B．Amemoryexercisetechnique.C．Thestudydiscoveringtimecells.D．Thedetectorsinthehippocampus.14.Whydopeoplewithadamagedhippocampusexperiencememoryproblems?

A．Theirattentioncan’tbefocused.B．Theirtimecellsinthebrainareimpaired.C．Theirepisodicmemoriesareoveractive.D．Theirbrainscan’tstorenewinformation.15.Whichofthefollowingcanbethebesttitleforthepassage?

A．MemoryResearch:ALong-termProjectB．TimeCells:TheKeytoEpisodicMemoryC．Hippocampus:ThePlaceforMemoryStorageD．EpisodicMemory:ACommonExperienceMemory(★★★)HealthBenefitsofWatermelonApartfromajuicyandrefreshingfruit,watermelonhasdiversebenefitstoitscredit.Over90%ofwatermeloniswaterwhichissoakedwithhealthynutrients.Itisarichsourceofpotassium,VitaminA,VitaminB&C.Watermelonjuiceisthemostfavoritetoallhealth-consciouspeopleasitisagreatsourceofantioxidants(抗氧化物).16ForRadiant(光亮的)Skin17Thisvitaminplaysakeyroleinmaintainingskinhealthbysupportingcellturnover.Regularconsumptionofwatermelonprovidesyourskinwithadequatesupplementsandkeepsyourskinradiant.Infact,itiswellknownthatthemorethequantityofwaterconsumptionis,thebetteryourskinis.Andhence,itisoneofthebestsourcesofVitaminAforyourabsolutelyglowingskin!ForthePreventionofSomeDiseasesLikemanyotherfruits,watermelontoohasthegoodnessofpreventinginflammation,musclesoreness,andevencancer.Watermelonhasabundantnutrientslikelycopene(番茄紅素),antioxidants,vitaminsandfiberinit.18Forexample,lycopene’santi-inflammatorypropertiescanreducemusclesorenessafterexercise.19Sinceitisalreadyknownthatthefruitpreventsmusclesoreness,italsoeasesthemedicalconditionofmusclecrampswhichusuallyoccurstoawomanwhosebabyisdueintwelveweeks.Also,whatonecannotignoreistherefreshingpropertyanddelicioustasteofthisfruit.Mostpeoplefinditdifficulttoconsumehealthydrinksbecauseoftheirunfavorabletaste.20So,whetheroneishealth-consciousornot,watermelonanditsjuicearenevergoingtodisappointyou.

A．ForPregnantWomenB．Therefore,itisthesamewithwatermelon.C．ForaMother-to-bewithBoneDiseasesD．Infact,that’snotthecasewithwatermelon.E．WatermelonisabundantinVitaminAthatkeepsyourskinglowing.F．Herearesomeofthewatermelon’shealthbenefitswerarelyrealize.G．Thesenutrientsworktogethertoboostoverallbodilyfunctions.二、完形填空(★★★)Bornintoanordinaryworking-classfamilyinIllinois,USA,RonaldReagangrewupinpoverty.Hedidn’tevenowna_________pairofshoesand_________deeplyforanewpair.AsChristmasapproached,heheardthatifyoumadeawishtoGodaftermidnightonChristmasEve,itwould_________true.OnChristmasEve,filledwithexcitementand_________,hewalkedintoashoestoreandsaidtotheowner,“Sir,Ireallylovetheseshoes.CouldyoutalktoGodandaskhimto_________themtome?”Theshopownerglancedatthe_________shoesonhisfeetandinstantlyunderstood.Hetookonlyoneshoefromthebackroom.HandingittoReagan,hesaid_________,“Godtoldmetogiveyouonlyoneshoe.Theotherone,you’llhaveto_________twodollarstobuyyourself.”Reaganeagerlypromisedhe’lldefinitelyearnthemoney!YoungReagan_________thatsingleshoe,lookingatiteveryday.Hebeganwakingupbeforedawntocollect__________drinkcansfromtrashbins,sellingthemtosavemoney.Finally,heranbacktotheshoestore__________thetwodollarshehadpainstakinglyearned.Theowner,deeply__________byhiseffort,honoredhispromise.Atlast,Reaganhadthenewpair.Yearslater,afterworkingvariousjobsandovercomingcountless__________,in1966,Reaganenteredpoliticsandin1980,hebecamethePresidentoftheUnitedStates.Aspresident,Reagan__________tohisbiographerthattheexperienceof“askingGodforshoes”hadthemostprofoundimpactonhim.Helaterlearnedthattheshoesoriginallycost$38,buttheownerhadonlychargedhimtwodollars__________,wantinghimtounderstandacruciallesson:“Godwon’tgiveyoueverythingyoudesire—He’llonlygiveyoupartofit,andtherest,youmuststriveforyourself.”21.A．modernB．decentC．expensiveD．fashionable22.A．boughtB．wantedC．neededD．longed23.A．comeB．turnC．realizeD．prove24.A．a(chǎn)nxietyB．curiosityC．sincerityD．optimism25.A．lendB．makeC．sellD．give26.A．oldB．cheapC．worn-outD．dirty27.A．seriouslyB．jokinglyC．a(chǎn)ngrilyD．coldly28.A．makeB．earnC．findD．borrow29.A．ignoredB．dislikedC．forgotD．treasured30.A．fullB．brokenC．a(chǎn)bandonedD．used31.A．holdingB．countingC．displayingD．hiding32.A．satisfiedB．impressedC．curiousD．confused33.A．changesB．failuresC．challengesD．pressures34.A．a(chǎn)dmittedB．confessedC．recountedD．declared35.A．generouslyB．symbolicallyC．cheaplyD．casually三、語法填空(★★★)閱讀下面短文，在空白處填入1個適當(dāng)?shù)膯卧~或括號內(nèi)單詞的正確形式。Themortiseandtenonstructure(榫卯結(jié)構(gòu))isauniqueconstructionmethodintraditionalChinesearchitecture36furnituremaking,datingbackthousandsofyears.Itdoesn’trely37nailsorglue;instead,woodencomponentsarejoinedtogether38(secure)byfittingatenon(aprotrudingpart)intoamortise(ahollowed-outspace).Thisancienttechnique,39reflectsthewisdomoftheChinesepeople,hassurvivedtothepresentday.Forexample,intheForbiddenCity,manygrandbuildings40(build)withmortiseandtenonjointshavewithstoodthetestoftimeandnaturaldisasterslikeearthquakes.Theflexibilityofthisstructureallowsthebuilding41(absorb)theenergyduringanearthquake,preventingitfromcollapsingeasily.Moreover,themortiseandtenonstructureshowsgreataestheticvalue,42(display)theprecisionandeleganceoftraditionalChinesecraftsmanship.Eachjointis43workofart.Today,althoughmodernbuildingmaterialsandtechniquesarewidelyused,themortiseandtenonstructure44(preserve)inmanyheritagesitesandcontinuestoinspirecontemporary45(design)inarchitectureandfurniture.四、書信寫作(★★★)46.假定你是李華，外教Ryan建議大家在周末時間使用AI工具輔助修改本周完成的英語作文，你認為這個做法很好。請你給外教寫一封郵件，內(nèi)容包括：1.介紹你的做法；2.分享你的體會以及使用建議。注意：(1)寫作詞數(shù)應(yīng)為80個左右；(2)請按如下格式在答題卡的相應(yīng)位置作答。DearRyan,_______________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________Yours,LiHua五、書面表達(★★★)47.閱讀下面材料，根據(jù)其內(nèi)容和所給段落開頭續(xù)寫兩段，使之構(gòu)成一篇完整的短文。ItwasDecember.ColdsnowwasfallingasEmilywalkedslowlyhomefromschool.Shereallyhatedthissnow—andeverythingelseaboutCasper,Wyoming,America!ShemissedChinasomuch!“Ihateithere!Iwanttogohome!”Emilythought.Shereachedforasmallwhiteenvelopeinherpocket.InitwasaninvitationtoJennifer’sparty.Emilydidn’twanttogo.Shefeltembarrassedatthethoughtofbeingatapartywithagroupofkidsshehardlyknew.SheclosedhereyesandrememberedatthistimeofyearpeoplewouldcelebratethewintersolsticeinChina.InthenorthernpartofChinamostpeoplewouldmakedumplingstoeatwhilesouthernChinesewouldeatricedump