2026年江蘇省蘇州市高考英語模擬試卷第一部分閱讀(共兩節(jié),滿分50分)第一節(jié)(共15小題;每小題2.5分,滿分37.5分)閱讀下列短文,從每題所給的A、B、C、D四個(gè)選項(xiàng)中選出最佳選項(xiàng)。AEastYorkshireAttractionsBurnbyHallGardens&MuseumTheBalk,PocklingtonYO422QFTel:01759307125Thegardensarebeautifullylaidoutwithtwolakes,whicharehometoavastcollectionoffish.WealsohaveStewartMuseum,achildren'splayground,abook&giftshop,andtearooms.Sundaybandconcertsandeventsareavailablethroughouttheyear.Open:10:00amto5:30pmPrices:Adults￡4.65,Seniors￡3.95,Children￡2.50CooleMuseumCarlisleStreet,GooleDN145DSTel:01405768963ThemuseumexploresthecolorfulhistoryofthetownandportofGoole,withplentyofhands-onexhibitsforyoungervisitors.Thetemporaryexhibitiongalleryhasawiderangeofartcraftandlocalhistoryexhibitionswhichchangeeverymonth.Open:10:00amto5:00pmAdmissionFreeSledmereHouseSledmere,DriffieldYO253XGTel:01377236637SledmereHouseisoneofYorkshire'smostattractivehouses.Wehaveanaward-winninggarden,amilitarymuseum,achildren'splayarea,andacafé&giftshop.OrganmusicisplayedonThursdayafternoons.Open:11:30amto3:30pmPrices:Adults￡8.00,Seniors￡6.00,Children￡3.00BridlingtonBird&AnimalParkBridlingtonEastYorkshireYO153QFTel:01262673653Thefamily-runparkissetinawonderfulwoodlandenvironment.Itoffersdailyshowsofpigracing.Wealsohavearangeofbirdsandotheranimalstoofferafun-filleddayoutforfamilies.Open:10:00amto5:00pmPrices:Adults￡4.50,Seniors￡4.00,Children￡3.501.Whichattractionhoststemporaryexhibitions?A.GooleMuseum. B.BurnbyHallGardens&Museum. C.SledmereHouse. D.BridlingtonBird&AnimalPark.2.WhatcantouristsdoatSledmereHouse?A.Feedawiderangeofanimals. B.WatchabandconcertonSunday.C.Explorethehistoryofthetown. D.EnjoyorganmusiconThursday.3.WhatistheticketpriceforchildrenatBridlingtonBird&AnimalPark?A.￡2.50. B.￡3.00. C.￡3.50. D.￡4.00.BAsayounggirlgrowingupinFrance,SarahToumidreamedofbecomingaleaderwhocouldmaketheworldabetterplace.Herpassiontohelpotherswasawakenedwhen,fromtheageofnine,sheaccompaniedherTunisianfathertohisbirthplaceintheeastofthecountryduringholidays.Theresheorganizedhomeworkclubsandactivitiesforchildren.Toumiwitnessedfirst-handthedestructiveeffectofdesertification(荒漠化)."Within10yearsrichfarmersbecameworseoff,andin10yearsfromnowtheywillbepoor.IwantedtostoptheSaharaDesertinitstracks."Adecreaseinaveragerainfallandanincreaseintheseverityofdroughtshaveledtoanestimated75percentofTunisia’sagriculturallandsbeingthreatenedbydesertification.Toumirecognizedthatfarmingpracticesneededtochange.Sheisconfidentthatsmalllandareascanbringlargereturnsiffarmersareabletoadaptbyplantingsustainablecrops,usingnewtechnologiesforwatertreatmentandfocusingonnaturalproductsandfertilizersratherthanchemicals.In2012,Toumicontinuedherdreamtofightthedesert.ShemovedtoTunisia,andsetupaprogrammenamedAcaciasforAlltoputhersustainablefarmingphilosophyintoaction."Iwanttoshowyoungpeopleinruralareasthattheycancreateopportunitieswheretheyare.Nobodyisbetterabletounderstandtheimpactofdesertificationandclimatechangethansomebodywhoislivingwithnoaccesstowater."BySeptember2016,morethan130,000acaciatreeshadbeenplantedon20pilotfarms,withfarmersrecordinga60percentsurvivalrate.Toumiestimatesthatsome3millionacaciatreesareneededtoprotectTunisia’sfarmland.Sheexpectstoplant1milliontreesby2028.Inthenextcoupleofyears,ToumihopestoextendtheprogrammetoAlgeriaandMorocco.4.HowdidToumi’sholidaytripstoTunisiainfluenceher?A.Theyfiredherenthusiasmforhelpingothers.B.Theyhelpedherbetterunderstandherfather.C.Theymadeherdecidetoleavethecountry.D.Theydestroyedherdreamofbeingateacher.5.WhatisthemaincauseofthedesertificationofTunisia’sfarmland?A.Coldweather. B.Soilpollution. C.Lowrainfall. D.Forestdamage.6.WhydidToumisetupAcaciasforAllinTunisia?A.Tocreatejobopportunitiesforyoungpeople.B.Topromotetheprotectionoftheirfarmland.C.Topersuadethefarmersnottousefertilizers.D.Tohelpthechildrenobtainabasiceducation.7.Whichofthefollowingcanbethebesttitletothetext?A.SavingWaterinAfrica B.FightingPovertyinNorthAfricaC.HoldingBacktheSahara D.PlantingTreesinTunisiaCAdroppedbagofchipsdisturbedacaveecosysteminCarlsbadCavernsNationalPark,NewMexico.Thiscaveisalmostcutofffromtheoutsideworld,sointroducinganythingforeigncanbeharmful."Thingsinthedampcavegetwetquickly,"saysparkguideAshley.Thesnackattractstinyorganisms,causingunwantedgrowth.Soon,smallanimalslikecricketsandspiderscametoeat,spreadingthepollution.Rangers(護(hù)林員)foundthebagwithinhours."Butthatcanbeallittakes,"saysAshley."I'msuresomecricketsgotabitofthesnack."Over500millionpeoplevisitAmericanpubliclandseachyear,creatingmanychancestoharmwildplaces."Whenyoulookatthenumbers,it'sincredible,"saysWatts,headoftheLeaveNoTraceCenterinColorado,anorganizationaimedatminimizinghumanimpactonnature.Foodwastetakesalongtimetobreakdown,especiallyincertainareas."Ittakesmuchlongerforanapplecoretorotinadesertthaninaforest,"saysBlye,ateacherattheUniversityofUtah.Leavingwasteintroducesanimalstoanunnaturaldietandchangestheirbehaviorwithsometimesdisastrousresults.Bearswhotastegarbageandbecomeathreattohumansmayhavetobeputdown."Bearscangetusedtounnaturalfoodinthreeweeks,"saysWatts."Everyonelosesinthiscase."Biologicalwasteisalsoproblematic.Dogwastebringsnewbacteriaintotheecosystemandscaresawaydeer.Meanwhile,humanwasteandtoiletpaperintroducesdangerousbacteriaintowatersources.Innationalparks,trailsaredesignedtoavoidsensitiveareas.Steppingoffthetrail,evenforaquickphoto,canscarewildlifeaway.Impactsfrommanyvisitorsresultinlong-termdamagetonatureandwildlife.Butpeopledon'tthinkofthatwhentheyseetheperfectphotoopportunity."It'sjustsuchahardthingtoresist,"saysBlye.Therisktosensitiveecosystemsisn'tobvious."It'seasytothink,oh,there'rewildflowersoverthere.Ishouldn'tsteponthat,"saysBlye,butthesetinyecosystemsfullofmicroscopicorganismsessentialtodesertlifeprovidemanybenefits,includingreducingtheriskoferosion(侵蝕)andhelpingabsorbrainfall,andcantakehundredsofyearstoreturntoitsoriginalstate.8.WhatdoesAshleymeanby"Butthatcanbeallittakes"?A.Therangers'workisefficient. B.Thedamagehasbeendone.C.Thecleanuptakesalongtime. D.Thepollutionhasspreadwidely.9.Whatisaresultofforeignwasteinpubliclands?A.Ashiftinanimalbehavior. B.Ashortageoffoodsupplies.C.Adeclineinbacterialspecies. D.Anincreaseinregionalconflicts.10.Whydoesthewritermentionwildflowersinparagraph5?A.Topraisetheirbenefitstodesertlife.B.Tohighlightourdamagetoecosystems.C.Tostresstheirsignificanceforphotography.D.Toshowourunawarenessofnature'ssensitivity.11.Itisconveyedinthispassagethatweshould______.A.encouragewildlifeprotectionB.leaveaslesstraceinthewildaswecanC.promotenationalparktourismD.restoreecologicaldamageDInsomepartsoftheworldpeoplearelikelytoplanforthefuture,whileinotherspeoplearemorelikelytoliveinthemoment.Insomesocietiespeopleprefermorepersonalspace;inotherstheyarecomfortablebeinginclosequartersinpublic.Thereareanumberoftheoriesaboutwhereculturaldifferencesbetweensocietiescomefrom.Inagrowingnumberofcases,researchershavefoundthathumanculturecanbeshapedbykeyfeaturesoftheenvironmentsinwhichpeoplelive.Ecologyincludesbasicphysicalandsocialcharacteristicsoftheenvironment—suchfactorsashowrichaplaceisinresources,howcommoninfectious(傳染性的)diseasesare,howheavilypopulatedaplaceis,andhowmuchthreatthereistohumansafety.Variables(可變因素)liketemperatureandtheavailabilityofwatercanbekeyecologicalfeatures.Forover200societies,ourlabatArizonaStateUniversitygatheredcomprehensivedataonninekeyfeaturesofecology—suchasrainfall,temperature,infectiousdiseaseandnaturalresources—anddozensofaspectsofhumanculturalvariation—includingvalues,strengthofsocialnorms(規(guī)范),personality,motivationandinstitutionalcharacteristics.Withthisinformation,wecreatedtheEcoCulturalDataset.Usingthisdataset,wewereabletogeneratearangeofestimatesforjusthowmuchofhumanculturalvariationcanbeexplainedbyecology.Weranaseriesofstatisticalmodelslookingattherelationshipbetweenourecologicalvariablesandeachofthe66culturaloutcomeswetracked.Foreachoftheculturaloutcomes,wecalculatedtheaverageamountoftheculturaldiversityacrosssocietiesthatwasexplainedbythiscombinationofninedifferentecologicalfactors.Wefoundthatnearly20%ofculturalvariationwasexplainedbythecombinationoftheseecologicalfeatures.Importantly,ourstatisticalestimatestakeintoaccountcommonissuesincross-culturalresearch.Therewilllikelybeunmeasuredsimilaritiesbetweensocietieswithsharedhistoricalrootsandtraditions.Ecologyisn'ttheonlyreasonpeoplearoundtheworldthinkandbehavedifferently.Butourworksuggeststhat,atleastinpart,ourenvironmentsshapeourcultures.12.Whatismainlytalkedaboutinthefirstparagraph?A.Differentplansforthenearfuture.B.Theimpactofculturaldiversityonsociety.C.Thedifficultyofhandlingculturaldifferences.D.Sharpdistinctionsindiverseculturesandregions.13.WhatdoweknowabouttheEcoCulturalDataset?A.It'sacombinationofhumanandnature.B.It'sacombinationofecologyandculture.C.It'sacomparisonbetweentheoryandpractice.D.It'sacomparisonbetweenecologyandculture.14.Whatdidtheauthor'slabwanttofindout?A.Whereculturaldifferencescomefrom.B.Whetherecologicalfeaturesaffectculture. C.Howstrongtheecology-cultureconnectionis. D.Whyculturaldifferencesbetweensocietiesexist.15.Whatistheconclusionoftheauthor'sstudy?A.Sharedtraditionsleadtoculturalsimilarities.B.Thereareculturaldifferencesbetweensocieties.C.Environmentsareshapedbytheculturespeoplelivein.D.Culturaldifferencespartlycomefromecologicalfactors.第二節(jié)(共5小題;每小題2.5分,滿分12.5分)閱讀下面短文,從短文后的選項(xiàng)中選出可以填入空白處的最佳選項(xiàng)。選項(xiàng)中有兩項(xiàng)為多余選項(xiàng)。HowtoDeterminetheBestTimetoExerciseAnytimeofthedayyoucancommittoexercisingisagoodtimeforgettingactive.16Consideryourlifestyleandexercisegoalstohelpfindtherighttimeforyou.Considerlifestylefactors17Doyouwakeupenergizedandreadytogointhemorning?Areyoufullofpoweratnightandnevergettobedbeforemidnight?Ifyouarenotamorningperson,donotscheduleanearlymorningworkout.Sacrificingsleeptoexercisecanresultinpoorerperformance.Anditalsomakesitdifficulttodevelopaconsistentroutine.18Whenareyouthebusiest?Whendoyoutendtoscheduleyourmostimportanttasks?Ifyoutendtohavealotofactivitiesafterwork,youmaywanttoexerciseinthemorning.Ifyouhavetroublemakingitoutofthedoorontime,aneveningworkoutmaybebest.Anafternoonworkoutmaybegoodifyouhavetimeonyourlunchbreakanddonotwanttosacrificeyoureveningormorningtime.DetermineyourexercisegoalsAreyoutryingtoloseweight?19Ifyouaretryingtoloseweight,youmaywanttoexerciseinthemorningbeforeyouhaveeaten.Ifyouaretryingtodeveloparoutine,youmaywanttoexerciseinthemorningafterbreakfast.Peoplewhoexerciseinthemorningaremoreconsistent.ChoosethelocationofexerciseroutineYourhouseprovidesthemostflexibletimeoptionsifyouownfitnessequipment,butifyouhaveagymdownthestreetoralongtheroutehomefromwork,thatwillmakeitmoreconvenienttosqueezeinaworkout.20A.Changeyoursleeppattern.B.Consideryourdailyschedule.C.Determinewhenyouhavethemostenergy.D.Doyoufinditastruggletorealizeyourgoal?E.Thebesttimeforexerciseisdifferentforeachperson.F.Areyoutryingtodevelopaconsistentexerciseroutine?G.Fitnesswebsitesareotherconvenientat-homeoptions.第二部分語言運(yùn)用(共兩節(jié),滿分30分)第一節(jié)(共15小題;每小題1分,滿分15分)閱讀下面短文,從每題所給的A、B、C、D四個(gè)選項(xiàng)中選出最佳選項(xiàng)。StephCurry,asuperstarinNBA,knowswhatit'sliketobeoverlooked."Comingupthroughbasketball,Ididn't

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?"Curryasksusall.21.A.impress B.pass C.receive D.ignore22.A.resolved B.tolerated C.motivated D.assembled23.A.justice B.priority C.method D.code24.A.encouragement B.chances C.liberation D.lectures25.A.practical B.temporary C.tight D.realistic26.A.Precisely B.Frequently C.Unfortunately D.Entirely27.A.brilliant B.initial C.internal D.lead28.A.version B.interaction C.passion D.innovation29.A.patterns B.elements C.obligations D.barriers30.A.command B.overcome C.advocate D.oppose31.A.easy B.splendid C.identical D.slight32.A.comeacross B.cutoff C.putin D.takenon33.A.occupied B.fooled C.convinced D.inspired34.A.intervention B.routine C.practice D.matter35.A.extraordinary B.ambitious C.devoted D.logical第二節(jié)(共10小題;每小題1.5分,滿分15分)閱讀下面短文,在空白處填入1個(gè)適當(dāng)?shù)膯卧~或括號內(nèi)單詞的正確形式。Howwouldyoufeelifmovingtoanewtownmeantlosingtrackofyourfriends?Whatiftheonlywayofgettingnewsfromfarawayfriendswaswritinglettersthattookagesto

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(enable)ustofindpeoplewhoshareourinterests.Whateverourhobbies,theInternetcanconnectuswithotherswhoalsoenjoy

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(do)them,eveniftheyliveontheothersideoftheworld.Butwhenyou"friend"peopleonline,doesthismeanthattheyreallyareyourfriends?Ifpeoplealwaysexchangetrue

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(person)informationonline,thenyes,thesefriendshipscanberealandmeaningful.Butweneedtokeepinmindthatwhatweseeonsocialmediaisoftennotthewholetruthaboutaperson.Onsocialmediasites,peopletend

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makethemappearhappyandfriendly.Butsmilingphotoscanhiderealproblems.第三部分寫作(共兩節(jié),滿分40分)第一節(jié)(滿分15分)假如你是學(xué)生會主席李華,你校近期將舉辦"中華傳統(tǒng)美食節(jié)(ChineseFoodCultureFestival)"活動,請你寫一則通知向?qū)W生征集活動創(chuàng)意。內(nèi)容包括:1.活動介紹;2.征集要求;3.鼓勵參與。注意:1.寫作詞數(shù)應(yīng)為80左右;2.文章標(biāo)題已給出,請?jiān)谙鄳?yīng)位置作答。Notice___________________________________________________________________________ ___________________________________________________________________________ ___________________________________________________________________________ 第二節(jié)(滿分25分)閱讀下面材料,根據(jù)其內(nèi)容和所給段落開頭語續(xù)寫兩段,使之構(gòu)成一篇完整的短文。Dad'sOldGuitarTomwasateenagerwholovedexploringtheoldanddustycornersofhishouse.Oneday,whilediggingthroughtheattic,hefoundsomethingthatcaughthiseye.Itwasaguitar,whichwasold,withsignsofwear.However,itseemedtotellastory.Tomrusheddownstairswiththeguitarinhand."Dad,lookwhatI'vefound!"heexclaimed,showingtheguitartohisfather.Dad'seyeswidened,andasmileslowlyspreadacrosshisface."Ah,myoldguitar,"hesaid,takingitgentlyfromTom."Youplayedtheguitar?"Tomasked,surprised.Dadchuckled,"Yes,alongtimeago.IwasinabandwithsomeofmybestfriendswhenIwasaboutyourage."Tom'seyeslitupwithexcitement."Youwereinaband?That'ssocool!Tellmemore!"Dadsettledintoachair,theoldguitarrestingonhislap."Wecalledourselves'TheSunsetStrummers'.Weplayedatsmallevents,parties,andevensomelocalcafes.Thoseweresomeofthebestdaysofmylife.Music,friendship,andendlessfun."Dayswentby,andTomcouldn'tstopthinkingabouthisdad'smusicalpast.Hespoketohismotherandlearnedmore.Oldphotoswerebroughtout,showingayoungdadwithlonghair,rockingoutwithhisband.Tomfeltproudandinterested.Hewantedtodosomethingspecialforhisdadtolethimrelivethosedays,evenifjustforamoment.WiththehelpofhismomAnnaandyoungersister,Lucy,Tomcameupwithaplan.TheywouldorganizeasurpriseconcertintheirbackyardandinvitesomeofDad'soldbandmembersandfriends.Lucywasgoodwithtech,soshetookchargeofsendingoutdigitalinvitesandsettingupthestage.Tompracticedontheoldguitar,hopingtoplayalongsidehisdad.注意：(1)續(xù)寫詞數(shù)應(yīng)為150個(gè)左右；(2)請按如下格式在相應(yīng)位置作答。Thedayofthesurpriseconcertarrived.________________________________________________________________________ ________________________________________________________________________ ________________________________________________________________________ Astheeveninggrewdarkandthemusiccametoanend,DadhuggedTomandLucytightly.____________________________________________________________