2025~2026學年遼寧省點石聯(lián)考高三上學期11月聯(lián)合考試英語試卷一、閱讀理解(★★★)MentalHealthWebsitesTeens’ParentsCanExploreWhenitcomestoteenmentalhealth,educationisessential.Helpingyourteensunderstandmentalhealthcanmakethembetterequippedtounderstandtheirownexperiences.Togetstarted,youcanexploretopwebsitesdesignedtoprovideaccessiblementalhealthresourcesforteens.

Website’snameIntroductionSpecialtyGoAskAliceItisaQ&A-stylewebsiterunbyColumbiaUniversity’sHealthPromotionProgram.Thiswebsiteanswersquestionsaboutnutrition,substanceuse,mentalhealthdisordersandmore.Youcanexplorethesitebasedonspecifictopics.Youcanusethissiteasaproductiveconversationstarterwithyourteen.988LifelineIfyourteenisexperiencingamentalhealthcrisis,immediateinterventioncanbecrucial.Callortextthe988CrisisLifelinebydialing(撥打)988toreceivecrisissupport24/7.Italsooffersaccessibleoptionsforpeoplewhohavedifficultyinhearingorspeaking.Youcancommunicatewiththelifelinethroughaphonecall,textsoronlinechatmessages.LightfullyTeenWe’redevotedtomakingmentalhealtheducationaccessible.Oneofourmainfreeonlineresourcesisourmentalhealthblog,whichincludespostsonsubjectslikestrategiesforboostingself-care.Wehavepostsforteensandparents.Wealsohaveacollectionofinformativevideos.Youcanexploreyouroptionsonourwebsiteifyouthinkyourteenmayneedprofessionaltreatment.1.Whatdoweknowabout988Lifeline?

A．Itskipsweekendservices.B．Itdecreasesyouthcrimes.C．Itisprivatelyinitiated.D．Itisdisabled-friendly.2.Whatdothethreementalwebsiteshaveincommon?

A．Theyprovideface-to-facehelp.B．Theyfacilitateresourceaccess.C．Theyofferfreevideocourses.D．Theyneedpaidmemberships.3.Whatisthepurposeofthetext?

A．Torecommendwebsitestoteens.B．Topromotecheapmentalcures.C．Todetailmentalhealthwebsites.D．Tocomparethreesafewebsites.(★★)AtUSimmigrationcheck,myvoiceshookwhenIsaid,“MynameisYeosolLee.”ThelonglinethatneverendedandthedampairwerenothinglikewhatIthoughtmyfirsttimeintheUSwouldbe.Itriedhardtogetmypassportouttoshowmystudentvisa.Meanwhile,theofficeraskedmemanyquestionsaboutwhoIam,myfamily,andmyfinance.ThiswasthefirsttimeIhadtalkedtosomeoneinEnglishwithdifficulty,anditmademetoofrightenedtotalktoanyoneelseafterthat.AfterIgottoGeorgia,IjoinedKennesawStateUniversity’sIntensiveEnglishProgram(IEP).Iwaswithdrawnanddidn’tbelieveinmyspeakingorwritingskills.Onthefirstdayoftheprogram,Itookatest:reading,listening,andgrammarwentwell,butthewritingquestion—“Talkaboutanexperiencethathelpedyougrowandwhatyoulearnedfromit”—stoppedme.Icouldn’tcontinueafterafewwords,feelinglostlikesomeoneinthickfog.Theclassroomwasfilledwiththesoundofpencilswriting,butIjustsattherestuck.However,Ms.Cainsmiledandtoldmeshe’dhelp.ShegavemeabookcalledOnWritingWellbyWilliamZinsser.Onesentencefromit—“Writingisaboutshowingyourthoughts…Usethatenergytokeepgoing”—mademewanttotryharder.Shetaughtmetodrawmindmapsforessaytopics,pickideasIcaredaboutforstarters,andmakeessayswithclearparts.BeforeImetMs.Cain,ittookmemorethantwodaystofinishatwoessay.Withherhelp,Istartedtobelieveinmyself.Icouldthinkofideaseasilyandwritewithjoy.IsawwritingasawaytotalktomyselfandlearnmoreaboutwhoIam.Thosetwomonthswithherchangedmealot.IusedtobescaredofEnglish,butnowI’mintowriting.4.WhywasYeosolscaredatUSimmigrationcheck?

A．Shemissedthestudentvisa.B．Shefacedlanguagebarriers.C．Shewastreatedwithprejudice.D．Shewasaskedunusualquestions.5.WhatcanweknowaboutYeosol’sfirstIEPtest?

A．Shegaveupthetesthalfway.B．Shewrotenothingintheend.C．Shecopiedherdeskmate’splot.D．Shemessedupthewritingpart.6.HowdidMs.CainhelpYeosolwithwriting?

A．Byinspiringhertoreadmore.B．Byadvisinghertowritedaily.C．Byteachingherusefulskills.D．Byassigningrecitingpractices.7.WhatdoesYeosol’sstoryshow?

A．Everycloudhasasilverlining.B．Timeandtidewaitfornoman.C．Stillwatersrundeep.D．Teachingislearning.(★★★)Emotionalintelligence,orEQ,referstoaperson’sabilitytounderstandandmanageemotionsinordertobuildrelationships,solveconflicts,managestress,andotheractivities.AppliedartificialintelligencemachinelearningexpertsareworkinghardtointegrateEQintoareaslikeconversationalAIchatbots,virtualassistants,andmoreforcustomerservice,sales,andotherfunctions.ConversationalAIisrapidlymovingbeyondsimpletext-basedrecognitionusingnaturallanguageprocessing(NLP)andmachinelearningtomoremultimodal(多模態(tài)的)models.Multimodalemotionanalysisisamethodofidentifyingsomeone’spsychological(心理學的)stateusingAIsystemsbasedonfactorssuchasfacialexpression,tone,andspeech.Itenrichestext-basedanalysisbyintegratingotherformssuchasdatafromimagesandsoundtoprovidericherinsightsintotheuser’semotionalstate.Onthefrontierofmultimodalemotionanalysisisintegratingphysiologicaldata.Inlifesciences,anythingthatbelongstothebodyanditssystemscanbeconsideredphysiological.Inanewstudy,Japaneseresearcherssoughttounderstandtheeffectsofphysiologicalsignalsinmultimodalsentimentanalysis.Theresearchersanalyzeddatafromover2,400exchangeswith26participantsinteractingwithconversationalAI.Theresearchersusedadatasetthatcontaineddatafromfacialexpression,bodylanguagedetectionwithskinpotential,voicecolorsensors,andspeechrecognition.Theydiscoveredthatthebiologicalinformationwasmoreeffectivethanvoiceandfacialrecognition.“Ourresultssuggestthatphysiologicalfeaturesareeffectiveintheunimodalmodelandthatthecombinationoflinguistic(語言的)representationswithphysiologicalfeaturesprovidesthebestresultsforestimatingself-emotionlabelsasmarkedbytheusersthemselves,”theresearcherswrote.Thisstudyisabreakthrough,whichsuggestsfocusingonhumanphysiologicalsignalsmaybethekeytocreatingartificialintelligencemachinelearningsystemswithhighemotionalintelligence.Accordingtothescientists,AIcanhelpmonitormentalhealthbydetectingchangesinemotionalstatesinthefuture.8.WhatcanbeinferredfromconversationalAI?

A．Itaimstoprovideemotionalservices.B．Itabandonstext-basedrecognition.C．Itreliesonface-to-facechats.D．Itperceivesinnermentalstate.9.WhatdidtheJapaneseresearchersfind?

A．Single-typedatamisledjudgements.B．Linguisticfeaturesservedasabasis.C．Dataintegrationperformedverywell.D．Facialrecognitionputprivacyatrisk.10.WhyistheJapanesestudypioneeringaccordingtothetext?

A．IthelpsAIbehuman-likewithEQ.B．ItmakesAIthinklogically.C．ItrevealsEQ’snewfunctions.D．Itdesignsmultimodalmodels.11.Whatisthesuitabletitleforthetext?

A．CanAISpotPhysiologicalSignals?B．CanAIBeEmotionallyIntelligent?C．CanAIFindEmotionChanges?D．CanAIBePhysiologicallyStable?(★★★)Everfindyourselfsurroundedbypeoplewholiketospeakinbuzzwords(熱詞)?Feellostamongaseaofvocabularythatseemstofloodoveryourears?Ormaybeyou’rewonderinghowtokeepupwithallthecoined-overnight-termsthatseemtocropuponaregularbasis?Well,you’renotalone.Earlierthismonth,Ireachedouttothestart-upandfounderecosystemtofindoutwhattheirleast-favouritebuzzwordswere,andwhytheydislikedthem.Theproblemwithbuzzwords,yousee,isthattheytakealittlebitofextrafiguringoutfromtimetotime.Theotherproblemisthattheydon’talwaysmatcheveryone’sexpectationsordefinitions.Theycanoftenbeloadedwithsubjectivityandmystery.Theotherproblemisthattheycanoftenbetime-consumingtounderstand,somethingthatcangetinthewayofsmoothconversationswhenitmightseemlikethey’respeedingthingsup.JavierSantoyo,directorofNullaCarbon,acompanythatisattemptingtomobilizetheworld’seconomytowardscarbonnet-negativeemissions,saysthathisleast-favouritebuzzwordhastobe“climatech”.“Basically,becausesustainability,ESG,climateaction,circulareconomy,purpose,etc.arepopularbuzzwords,manystart-upsare‘rebranding’theirservicestosoundliketheyaregreendigitalbusinesses,”hesaid.“Forexample,becausethecloudcancontributetoamoreefficientuseofresources,includingpower,manystart-upsthatprovidecloudanddigitalisationservices...nowtheysaytheyarea‘climatech’solution.Becauseitismoreattractiveandcanopenthedoortoaccessgreeninvestment.”Foundersandthetechcommunitydon’tliketobeboileddowntoworn-outphrases.Assomeofthemostinnovativethinkers,itsortoftakesawayfromtheworktheydobydescribingthemandtheirworkinsuchuninspiredways.Thereareotherbuzzwordstoothatarejustoverlycomplicatedorcomposedoftoomanywords.Otherwordsseemalmosttoofastandloose,tooup-in-the-air.12.Howdoestheauthorintroducethetopicofthetext?

A．Bydefiningaterm.B．Byquotingastudy.C．Bypicturingsituations.D．Byprovidingstatistics.13.Whyisithardtocomprehendbuzzwords?

A．Theylackuniformmeanings.B．Theyaretoosimpleinforms.C．Theyspeedupconversations.D．Theyareusedinraresettings.14.WhatdoesJavierthinkof“climatech”?

A．Itreducesresourceefficiency.B．Itthreatensdigitalbusinesses.C．Itresultsinbreakingeconomiclaw.D．Ittendstoattractgreeninvestment.15.Whatisonenegativeaspectofbuzzwords?

A．Beinglesslogical.B．Beingtoolengthy.C．Beinglessinteresting.D．Beingtooemotional.(★★★★)Soillessfarming,asthenameimplies,isatypeoffarmingwhereplantsareculturedandgrownwithouttheuseofthesoil.Itisalsoasystematictechniquewhereplantsaregrownwithouttheuseofsoilasarootingenvironment.16Duetolackingoriginality,conventionalfarminghasmanyprocessesandrequiresthemanure(肥料)ofchemicalmixturestomakethesoilrichinnutrients.17Nutrientsareprovidedtotheplants,majorlyinliquidform,andtheirneedsaremetthroughoutlife,fromseedstoripefruit.Inmanysoillessfarmingsystems,waterisrecycledandreuseduntiltheplantsarereadytoharvest.18Additionally,itreducesthephysicallaborandenergyrequiredfromworkers,helpingthemachievehigherprofitswhilekeepingcostsverylow.Byfollowingstandardizedstepsthroughouttheentireproductionprocess,soillessfarmingcansupplycropstothemarketeveryday,meetingconsumers’needs.Whencountriesthatrelyonfoodimportsseehowproductivethisfarmingmethodis,theywillbegingrowingcropslocallyallyearround.1920Therateatwhichpathogens(病原體)attackthefarmwillbezeroasaresultofhowtheplantingenvironmentisconcerned,andifthepathogeneverattacks,theinfectedplantwillbeeasilyseparatedtoavoidinfectingthefarmasawhole.Developedcountriesintheworldareexpectedtoadoptthismodeoffarmingbecausedoingsoreducestheleveloffoodimportationandincreasestheavailabilityoffoodinthecountry.

A．However,soilfarmingrequiresmoreworkload.B．Thequalityoftheharvestedfoodmaybecontrolled.C．Afterall,foodimportsmightpollutetheenvironment.D．Hence,soillessfarmingisanalternativetodryregions.E．Withthismethod,cropscanbeplantedalmosteverywhere.F．Soillessfarminghaslessworkloadandcanenhancegrowth.G．Inthisway,evenseasonalproducecanbeharvestedanytime.二、完形填空(★★★)Therewasatimewhenoneofmyclassmatesnoticedmeinclass.He________oneofmycurls(卷發(fā)),pulleditdownstraight,andwatcheditspringbackup.Theentireclasslaughed.Iwasshockedand________.Hesaidmyhairlookedlikethe________ofanoldbeat-upbroomstick(掃帚)andrecommendedIshouldwearitsmooth.SoIdid.Istopped________myhairandfellinline.Istoppedjoiningfriendswellintomycollegeyearsatthepoolorabeachday,allbecausepeoplemightfindouttherealme,anddiscoverI’m________.Oneday,Iwasinthebathroom—________someburnthairinonehandandahairstraightenerintheotherasusual.But________myhairwouldn’tstraightenanymore.Ialsotriedto________eachstrand(縷).Itwasn’tsmoothingthecurl.Iwonderediftheweatherhaddifferentplansforme.Straighteningmyhairhasn’t________mylife,butmadememoreanxious.Therefore,Ithrewthe________toolintherubbishcan.At33,Inowseemycurlsasa________ofmynaturalpersonality.Bringingtheshameoutoftheshadowshasdeeply________mysoul.Curlyhairornot,weareall________insomeway.Ialsocometounderstandthat________,too,doesn’tfollowastraightpath.Yetwecan________towhatmakesusdifferentandkeepmovingforwardinourgrowth.21.A．tiedB．colouredC．brushedD．grabbed22.A．a(chǎn)shamedB．relievedC．tiredD．disappointed23.A．plasticB．bottomC．structureD．handle24.A．observingB．sortingC．welcomingD．washing25.A．hesitatingB．cheatingC．strugglingD．guessing26.A．pullingB．throwingC．hidingD．holding27.A．naturallyB．temporarilyC．suddenlyD．obviously28.A．pressdownonB．lookbackonC．relatetoD．taketo29.A．doubtedB．easedC．damagedD．shaped30.A．oddB．smellyC．priceyD．useless31.A．mirrorB．productC．memoryD．reward32.A．comfortedB．excitedC．contentedD．surprised33.A．optimisticB．confidentC．uniqueD．wise34.A．explorationB．treatmentC．a(chǎn)mbitionD．growth35.A．contributeB．stickC．reactD．submit三、語法填空(★★★)閱讀下面短文，在空白處填入1個適當?shù)膯卧~或括號內(nèi)單詞的正確形式。Chinahasestablished36(it)asamajorforceintheglobalvideogamingmarket,achieving37(significance)growthinoverseasgamingrevenues(收入)lastyear,accordingtomultiplerankingsandreports.OverseassalesofChinesegamesrose3813.4percent,aboutUSD18.6billionlastyear.MostofthesalescamefromtheUnitedStates,Japan,SouthKorea,Germany,andtheUnitedKingdom,withthefirstthreemarkets39(take)up31percent,17.3percent,and8.9percentrespectively.SaudiArabiaalso40(smooth)enteredthetop10,asChina’smarketpenetrationgainsinotherregions.WhiteoutSurvival,41(develop)byBeijing-basedCenturyGames,remainedatthetopofSensorTower’slistofsuccessfulChinesemobilegamesabroadlastmonth.ThestrategygamehasearnedmorethanUSD1.8billionworldwide42itwasreleasedin2023.LegendofMushroom,43action-adventurerole-playinggame,earnedUSD378millionabroadinthefirstsixmonthsoflastyear.Asglobalgamingindustrygrowthslows,mid-to-lightspecifictitlesarebecomingthenewtrendinoverseas44(expand).Developersincreasinglytendtomakesimpler,lower-cost,andmorelight-weightgames.LastNovember,61ofthetop100best-sellingmobilegamesworldwideweremadebyChinesedevelopers.Inaddition,34Chinesemobilegamepublishersrankedamongthetop100byrevenuelastOctober.Nowadays,in-gameadvertising45(view)asaneffectivemethodformakingmoreprofits.四、書信寫作(★★★)46.假定你是李華，英國學生將于下周來你校參觀，校長安排你向他們介紹名為“CampusFarm”的本校特色課程。請你寫一篇發(fā)言稿，內(nèi)容包括：1.課程內(nèi)容；2.課程意義。注意：1.寫作詞數(shù)應(yīng)為80左右；2.請按如下格式在答題卡的相應(yīng)位置作答。Hi,everyone!I’mLiHua.____________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________五、書面表達(★★★★)47.閱讀下面材料，根據(jù)其內(nèi)容和所給段落開頭語續(xù)寫兩段，使之構(gòu)成一篇完整的短文。Kaywasa16-year-oldhighschoolstudent.Everymorning,herodehisoldbicycletoschool.Hisfamilywasfinanciallydisadvantaged—hisparentsworkedascleanersandbarelymadeenoughmoneytopaythebills.SoKayalwaystriedtobecarefulwithhisthings,afraidofcausinganyextratrouble.OneTuesdaymorning,theskywasgrayanditlookedlikeitwouldrain.Kayhurriedonhisbicycle,worriedaboutbeinglateforclass.Asheturnedacornernearthecommunitypark,abigbussuddenlyappearedfromtheoppositedirection.ItwascomingsofastthatKaydidn’thavetimetothink.Toavoidcrashingintothebus,hequicklyturnedhisbicycletotheright.Butbeforehecouldstop,hisbikehitasmallblackcarparkedbytheroadsidewithaloud“bang”.Kayfelloffhisbikeandscraped(擦傷)hisknee.Hestood