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2025~2026學(xué)年福建省漳州雙語高級中學(xué)高三上學(xué)期10月月考英語試卷一、閱讀理解(★★)TikTokmillionairesandAItoolsmakeacollegelooklikeanoverpricedrelic,soit’sfairtoask:Aredegreesevenworthitanymore?Someabsolutelyareandsomeabsolutelyarenot.Thekeyisrelevance.Ifyouinvestfouryearsofyourlifeandtensofthousandsofdollars,youhadbettermakesureyou’rewalkingawaywithsomethingmorethanjustapieceofpaperandastudentloan.APewResearchCentersurveyfoundthatmorethanhalfofcollegegraduatesareunderemployed.Choosingtherightsubjectiscrucialtoboostingearningpower.Herearethreethatoftenareworthyofattentionbeforechoosing.GeneralLiberalArtsPhilosophy,HistoryandEnglishsoundnoble,butunlessyoupairthemwithastrongsecondmajororaclearplan,theyoftenleavegraduatesdirectionless.Thebiggestgapsaredigitalfluencyandjob-specifictraining.MostLiberalArtsprogramsdon’tcoverthetoolsmodernworkplacesrunon,likeExcelorbasicmarketingandanalyticsoftware.VisualandPerformingArtsUnlessyou’reatJuilliardoralreadybreakingthroughonyourown,degreesinacting,danceorfineartoftenendindebtanddisappointment.Theindustryrewardstalent,notdiplomas.Graduatesarerarelytaughtthebusinesssideofthearts:branding,networking,ormanagingcontractsandfinances.CommunicationsOnceconsideredasolidcourse,abroadcommunicationsdegreehaslostitsadvantage.Unlessintegratedwithaspecializationlikedigitalmarketing,mediaproductionorpublicrelations,itoftenlacksthetechnicalexecutionandmeasurableoutcomesemployersdemand.1.WhatisthebestadviceforaVisualandPerformingArtsstudent?

A.Toobtainmorecertificates.B.Toswitchtoabusinessmajor.C.Tolearnmarketingsoftware.D.Togainbusinessskillsinthearts.2.Whatdothesubjectshaveincommon?

A.Focusingonlearningarts.B.Ensuringpromisingpayincareer.C.Requiringacademicperformance.D.Lackingpracticalskillsforjobs.3.Whoisthepassagetargetedat?

A.Professorsincollege.B.Graduatesinhighschool.C.Parentsofcollegestudents.D.Humanresourcesmanagers.(★★★)JimGlaubandDylanParkerhadjustbeenhandedthekeystotheirnewManhattanapartmenton22ndStreetwhentheoutgoingtenant(房客)saidsomethingcurious,“Justsoyouknow,there’sthisthingwherelettersaddressedtoSantacometotheapartment.Theprevioustenantsreceivedthemailtoo.Ithasbeencomingforyearsandnooneknowswhy.”GlaubandParkersettledintotheirnewhome,andforthefirsttwoyearsonlyafewlettersfromkidsorparentsasked“Santa”forgiftstheycouldnototherwiseafford.TheninthemonthsleadingtoChristmas2010,theirmailboxwasfilledwithletterstoSantaeveryday.Theyrespondedtoasmanyastheycould,writingnotes,evenbuyinggifts.Glaub,ofcourse,isnotSanta.Theycoulddoonlysomuch.Butonenight,whenheandParkerthrewa1960s—themedChristmasparty,asolutionappeared.Guestsnoticedthehundredsoflettersthey’dyettoactuponandaskedaboutthem.Glaubtoldthemthestoryandhisguestswereintrigued.“Alotofpeoplewerelike,‘I’lltakealetter.I’llsatisfyit.’”AndsowasbornMiracleon22ndStreet.Tospreadtheword,theystartedawebsite,,andaFacebookpage.Workingwithothernonprofitsthathelpthoseinneed,theyinvitedfamiliesfromaroundthecountytogoonlineandrequestgiftsfortheirchildren.Likewise,donors,alsoknownas“elves,”cansignuptobuygiftsforachildorfamily,accompaniedbyasignednotewithElfbeforetheirname,suchasElfJimorElfJody.Lastyear,GlaubandMiracleon22ndStreethelpedmorethan800families.Glaubnolongerwonderswhytheletterscometotheapartment.Puttinginthelonghourstohelpthefamiliesiswhatit’sallaboutforhim.“It’spartofChristmasforme,”hesays,“Itwouldn’tbeChristmaswithoutit.”4.Whatdidthetenantthinkofreceivingthelettersintheapartment?

A.Odd.B.Exciting.C.FrighteningD.Disturbing.5.Whatcanbeimpliedaboutthecoupleinparagraph2?

A.Theygotreallybothered.B.Theyhadtriedtheirbest.C.Theyovercamethechallenge.D.Theywerecontentwiththeirnewlife.6.Whatdoestheunderlinedword“intrigued”meaninparagraph3?

A.Puzzled.B.Relieved.C.Interested.D.Surprised.7.Whatisthetextmainlyabout?

A.Howavolunteerorganizationisformed.B.HowMiracleon22ndStreetisoperated.C.HowakindcoupledealwithletterstoSanta.D.Howdonorspurchasegiftsforfamiliesinneed.(★★★)Canyoupassmethewhatchamacallit?It’srightovertherenexttothethingamajig.Manyofusencounterthe“tip-of-the-tongue”phenomenonorword-findingdifficultiesinourdailylives.Anditusuallybecomesmorenoticeablewithage.FrequentdifficultyfindingtherightwordwasoftenregardedasanearlysignofAlzheimer’s(阿爾茨海默病)disease.However,arecentstudyfromtheUniversityofTorontosuggeststhatit’sthespeedofspeech,ratherthanthedifficultyinfindingwordsthatisamoreaccurateindicatorofbrainhealthinolderadults.Theresearchersasked125healthyadults,aged18to90,todescribeasceneindetail.RecordingsofthesedescriptionsweresubsequentlyanalyzedbyAIsoftwaretoanalyzefeaturessuchasspeedoftalking,durationofpausesbetweenwords,andthevarietyofwordsused.Participantsalsocompletedastandardsetofteststhatmeasureconcentration,thinkingspeed,andtheabilitytoplanandcarryouttasks.Itisfoundthatage-relateddeclineindecision-makingabilitieswascloselylinkedtoaslowerspeakingpace,suggestingabroaderdeclinethanjustdifficultyinfindingtherightword.Thestudyalsoemployedapicture-namingtask,whereparticipantswereshownpicturesofeverydayobjectswhilebeingplayedarecordingofaword,eitherameaning-relatedone(makingpicture-namingharder)orasound-similarone(makingitsomewhateasier).Interestingly,thestudyshowedthatolderadultswhospokemoreslowlyingeneralwerealsosloweratnamingthesepictures.Notably,thishighlightsthepotentialofspeechratechangesasasignificantyetsubtlemarkerofcognitive(認(rèn)知的)healththatcouldaidinidentifyingpeopleatriskbeforemoreseveresymptomsbecomeapparent.Whilethisstudylaysvaluablegroundworkforfutureresearch,itsrelianceonpicture-basedwordtasksfallsshortofgraspingtheessenceofreal-worldlanguageuse.Assuch,atargetforsubsequentstudiesshouldbeintegratingmorenaturalisticlanguagepatternstogaindeeperinsightsintocognitivehealth.8.Whatdoestheunderlinedpart“tip-of-the-tongue”meaninthetext?

A.Acommonreasonforslowerspeechrates.B.Atemporaryinabilitytorecallfamiliarwords.C.Amedicaltermforelderlylanguagedisorders.D.Anewmethodtorecollectwordsfrommemory.9.Whatdoesaslowerspeechpacesuggestaboutbrainfunction?

A.Itsignalsageneralcognitivedecline.B.Itindicatesspecificwordmemoryloss.C.Itshowsaslowdowninverbalfluency.D.Itimpliesalackofsustainedconcentration.10.Whatisthesignificanceofthisresearch?

A.HighlightingAI’sroleinspeechanalysis.B.Enablingearlycureforcognitivedecline.C.Developingwordassociationapproaches.D.Proposingnewsignstomonitorbrainhealth.11.Whatwillfollow-upstudiesfocuson?

A.Improvingpicture-basedwordtasks.B.Exploringeverydayspeechsamples.C.Studyingword-findingdifficultypatterns.D.Designingnewcognitiveassessmenttools.(★★★★)InrecentyearscomputerscientistshavecomeupwithseveraldifferentwaysofcreatingfalsevideosofpeopleusingArtificialIntelligence(AI).Thesevideosareusuallycalled“deepfakes”.Somedeepfakesworkbyputtingthefaceofonepersonontoadifferentpersoninavideo.Othersworkbytakinganexistingvideoofapersonandchangingitsothatthepersonsaysordoessomethingtheydidn'tsayordo.Atfirst,creatingdeepfakeswascomplex.Itrequiredspecialknowledge,hundredsofpicturesofthepersonwhowasbeingfaked,andlotsoftime.Nowit'smuchsimpler.Therearewebsitesandappsthatallowalmostanyonetocreatedeepfakes.Anapprecentlycameoutwhichalloweduserstoputtheirfacesintofamousmoviescenes.Theprocesslakesabouteightseconds,requiresonepicture,andcanbedoneonamobilephone.Onegroupofcomputerscientistscreatedaprogramthatallowedthemtoeditthewordsconningoutofsomeone'smouthinavideojustlikeyoumighteditadocumentonthecomputer.It'sonethingtoswapthefacesoffamousactors.Butwhathappensifsomeoneputsoutafakevideoofapolitician,forexample,makingitlookliketheybrokethelaw?There'salsotheproblemofthetimeittakestofigureoutthatsomethingisfake.Evenifavideoisproventobefake,itcouldbetoolate.Millionsofpeoplemighthavealreadyseenandbelievedit.Ontheotherhand,whathappensifavideoisactuallyreal,butpeopledon'ttrustitbecausethey'retoldit'sadeepfake?ManydeepfakesaresogoodthatonlyanotherAIsystemcantellthatthey'refake.ExpertsareworkinghardtocreatenewAItoolsthatcanidentifyfakedvideos.Manypeopleareconfidentthatpeoplecandefeatdeepfakessoon.However,personally,itisverychallengingbecausethistechnologyhasalwaysfallenbehindthedeepfakes.12.Whatcanbelearntaboutdeepfakes?

A.Theyareallmadebyapps.B.Theyareimprovingrapidly.C.Theyaremainlyusedtojoke.D.They'lllosepopularitysoon.13.Whatdoesparagraph3focusonaboutdeepfakes?

A.Theanxietiesraisedbythem.B.Theresultscausedbythem.C.Thewaysofmakingthem.D.Thedoubtsaboutthem.14.Whatistheauthor'sattitudetodevelopingAItoolstorecognizedeepfakes?

A.Optimistic.B.Supportive.C.Disapproving.D.Uncertain.15.Whatisthepurposeofthetext?

A.TorecommendnewAItools.B.ToexplaintheimportanceofALC.Todescribeatechnologytrend.D.Tostresstechnologyrevolutions.(★★★)Haveyouevernoticedhowthepeoplewhoshouttheloudestoftenfeeltheweakestinside?Whiletheunconfidenttendtobequicktoangerandeasilydisturbed,amentallystrongpersonisoftencalm,collected,andunshakable.16Howdoyouknowifyou’reonthepathtobecomingoneofthesequietlypowerfulindividuals?Herearesomedefiningqualities:17Confidenceisaproductofcontinuousself-discipline(自律).Mentallystrongindividualskeeppromisestothemselves,setgoals,andstickwiththem.Theymanagetheirtime,energy,andemotions,gainingquietassurancethattranslatesintohandlingbiggerchallenges.Bringingpositivityandupliftingothers.Amentallystrongpersonradiates(散發(fā))positivity—notthroughforcedsmiles,butthroughaheartfelt,optimisticmindset.18Instead,theyapproacheachroadblockwithasolution-focusedattitude.Thiskindofoutlookisinfectious,upliftingnotjustthemselvesbuteveryonearoundthem.Seeingthebigpicture,notsweatingthesmallstuff.19Amentallystrongperson,ontheotherhand,hasabroadperspective.Theydon’tgetstuckonwho’srightorwrongineveryargument—they’refocusedonbiggerthings.Theystopreactingtoeverycriticismorsetbackandlearntoletthingsgo.Holdingfirmconvictions(堅信)thatgivelifemeaning.Mentallystrongpeopledon’twanderthroughlifeaimlessly.They’reguidedbydeeplyheldbeliefs—whetherrootedinpersonalvalues,spirituality,oracommitmenttotruthandgrowth.20Ultimately,mentalstrengthmeansrecognizingthatfailure,loss,andcriticismareinevitablepartsofthejourney.Withinnercalmandwisdom,youcanwalkthroughlifewithcourageandclarity.

A.Theydon’tpretendproblemsdon’texist.B.Solvingtheirownproblemsindependently.C.Livingwithself-disciplineandtrueconfidence.D.Beliefisn’taboutblindfaithbutaboutclarityofpurpose.E.Thesebeliefsgivethemdirectionespeciallyintimesofchaos.F.Asmallmindgetscaughtupinpettydramaandconstantcomparison.G.Theirpeacecomesfromwithinandshapeshowtheyfacelife’schallenges.二、完形填空(★★★)Somepolicewereeatinginarestaurant.Suddenly,amanburstin,_________stampedacrosshisface,screaming,“Someonetookmybaby!”Theywere_________ontheirfeet,radiosinhand,lunch_________.Oneoftheofficerssteppedforward,his_________steadyashesaid,“Sir,takeadeepbreathandtellmewhathappened.”Betweenshakybreaths,thefather_________thathe’dturnedhisbackforonlysecondsinthegrocery-lottwoblocksawayandwhenhereturned,hisdaughter,Lily,had_________.Hedescribedherblondhairandpinkjacket,voice_________onhername.Then,aboywhispered,“Isawher.”Theofficer_______tohislevel,“Wheredidyouseeher?”Theboypointedtowardthestreet;“Amanwascarryingher.Hewentthatway.”Theofficersrushedoutside,followingtheboy’s_________toasidestreetwhereafigurehurriedalong.“Stop!Police!”theleadofficeryelled.HavingfoundLily’sarmsswinging,theofficers__________faster.Intime,they__________thesuspectinanarrowpassage.Withaneventualburstofspeed,theofficertackledhimtotheground.Anotherofficer__________Lilyintohisarms.“You’resafeand__________now.Luckily,you’reunharmed.”theofficercomforted,rockinghergently.Sometimesittakesnothingmorethan__________andahelpinghandtochangeeverything.Alittlegirlwenthomesafe,afatherheldhischildtighter,andacommunityrediscovereditsfaithineveryday__________.21.A.a(chǎn)ngerB.tensionC.shockD.panic22.A.immediatelyB.mindfullyC.reasonablyD.eagerly23.A.separatedB.forgottenC.packedD.calculated24.A.temperB.thoughtC.toneD.resolve25.A.complainedB.detailedC.a(chǎn)nalyzedD.a(chǎn)dmitted26.A.screamedB.protestedC.disappearedD.escaped27.A.shakingB.stayingC.silencingD.lowering28.A.showedupB.builtupC.sloweddownD.bentdown29.A.inferenceB.suggestionC.paceD.direction30.A.steppedB.droveC.wavedD.climbed31.A.corneredB.dismissedC.warnedD.persuaded32.A.a(chǎn)bsorbedB.charmedC.sweptD.integrated33.A.comfortableB.calmC.healthyD.sound34.A.harmonyB.honestyC.reflectionD.trust35.A.effortsB.heroesC.routinesD.residents三、語法填空(★★★)語法填空Whenitcomestotea,LuYuisanimportantfiguretogivethanksto.Forcenturies,LuYu36(credit)asthemostinfluentialpersoninteahistory.LuYurecognizedteaashisdestinyandwasinspiredtowritewhatwouldlaterbetitledTheClassicofTea.Aftergoingthroughnumerousdraftsandnearlytwodecades,hefinallycompletedandpublishedthefirstbookoftea.37(compose)ofseventhousandcharacters,theworkwasthesummaryofhislife38travelwithtea.Itwasahugesuccessandbestseller,achieving39(universe)fameinChinaandbeyond.Thebookservednotonlyasaguideforteapreparationbutalsoasamirror40(reveal)thesocialandculturallandscapeoftheTangDynasty.Itcapturedtheessenceofatime41poetry,art,andphilosophyboomed.LuYu’slegacy(遺產(chǎn))livesonastearemainspartofEastAsianculture.Thesoothingnatureofteaaids42stayingalertduringlongworkinghours,whileitsmedicinal43(property)arealsohighlyvalued.TheClassicofTeastandsasatestamenttoLuYu’sprofoundinsightintoteaanditssignificanceinhumanexperience,44workthatcontinuestoenrichthelivesofthosewhoseek45(wise)inacupoftea.四、書信寫作(★★★)46.假定你是李華,你的研究性學(xué)習(xí)小組參與關(guān)于“當(dāng)代人的容貌焦慮(appearanceanxiety)”為話題的學(xué)術(shù)研討會。小組選派你作為發(fā)言代表進(jìn)行個人經(jīng)驗分享與總結(jié),請你寫一篇發(fā)言稿,內(nèi)容包括但不限于:(1)個人關(guān)于容貌焦慮的經(jīng)歷;(2)你對容貌焦慮的看法與建議。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。Dearfriends,GoodafternoonI’mLiHua.____________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________五、書面表達(dá)(★)47.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。續(xù)寫的詞數(shù)應(yīng)為150左右。MyDad’sBestFlowerIremembermyfirsthomewasasmallapartmentonthesecondfloorwithalovelyandspaciousbalcony.Whenmymomwasbusyinthekitchen,sheletmestayonthebalconywatchingthekidsplayinginthestreet.OnthatbalconyIplayedsometimeswithmyeldersister,Maria.Shewassevenyearsoldandwhenmymomwasabsent,shewaslikeamothertome.Thebalconywasagreathobbyplaceformyfather.Afterhisworkheusedtogrowcarnations(康乃馨)inflowerboxes.Hiscarnationswerered,pinkandwhite,andeveryoneappreciatedthemfortheirbeauty.Hetookcareofthemwithsomuchloveanddevotion.Hedealtcareful

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