2025~2026學(xué)年重慶楊家坪中學(xué)教共體高三上學(xué)期10月月考英語試卷一、閱讀理解(★★)Welcometothe2025GreenCityFilmFestival!Thisyear’sthemeis“VoicesoftheFuture,”focusingonfilmsthatexploreenvironmentalissues,technologicaladvancements,andsocialchangesfromtheperspectiveofyoungfilmmakers.Schedule:October24(Friday):6:00PM-OpeningCeremony&KeynoteSpeech(MainHall)7:30PM-Screening:“Horizons”(Documentary,Theater1)October25(Saturday):10:00AM-AnimationWorkshop(Room201)2:00PM-PanelDiscussion:“ThePowerofStorytelling”(MainHall)5:00PM-Screening:“EchoesofNature”(ShortFilmCollection,Theater2)October26(Sunday):11:00AM-AwardsCeremony(MainHall)1:00PM-ClosingFilm:“TheLastGlacier”(Theater1)Tickets:SingleSession:\$15FullFestivalPass:\$60(includesallscreeningsandevents)StudentDiscount:20%offwithvalidstudentIDTicketscanbepurchasedonlineatorattheboxofficeonehourbeforeeachevent.1.Whatisthethemeofthisyear’sfestival?

A．ThePowerofStorytelling.B．VoicesoftheFuture.C．EnvironmentalIssues.D．TechnologicalAdvancements.2.Whencanyouattendtheanimationworkshop?

A．OnFridayafternoon.B．OnSaturdaymorning.C．OnSaturdayafternoon.D．OnSundaymorning.3.Howmuchshouldastudentpayforafullfestivalpass?

A．\$12.B．\$48.C．\$60.D．\$72.(★★)Theconceptof“upcycling”hasgainedsignificanttractioninrecentyearsasasustainablealternativetorecycling.Whilerecyclingbreaksdownmaterialstocreatenewproducts(oftenoflowerquality),upcyclingtransformswastematerialsorunwantedproductsintonewmaterialsorproductsofbetterqualityorforbetterenvironmentalvalue.Aclassicexampleisthetransformationofdiscardedwoodenpalletsintouniquefurniturepieces.Insteadofbeingchippedformulchorburned,thewoodiscleaned,treated,andcreativelyreassembledintochairs,tables,orbookshelves.Thisprocessrequireslessenergythanfullrecyclingandaddsartisticandfunctionalvalue.Similarly,someinnovativecompaniesareupcyclingplasticbottlesintodurablefabricsforclothing,orusingscrapmetalfromoldcarstocreatedesignerlamps.Theenvironmentalbenefitsaresubstantial.Upcyclingreducesthevolumeofwastesenttolandfillsandincinerators.Italsodecreasestheconsumptionofvirginrawmaterials,therebysavingnaturalresourcesandreducingairpollution,waterpollution,andgreenhousegasemissionsassociatedwithmanufacturingnewproducts.Moreover,itfosterscreativityandsupportslocaleconomies,asmanyupcycledproductsarecreatedbysmallbusinessesandindividualartisans.However,challengesremain,suchasscalinguptheseoftenlabor-intensiveprocessesandensuringthesafetyandqualityoftheupcycledproducts.Despitethesehurdles,upcyclingrepresentsapowerfulsteptowardsamorecircularandsustainableeconomy.4.Whatisthekeydifferencebetweenupcyclingandrecycling?

A．Upcyclingismorecost-effective.B．Upcyclingcreatesproductsofhighervalue.C．Upcyclingisanewerconcept.D．Upcyclingusesmoreenergy.5.Whatismentionedasanexampleofupcycling?

A．Turningplasticbottlesintonewplasticbottles.B．Makingfurniturefromdiscardedwoodenpallets.C．Usingoldpapertoproducelower-qualitypaper.D．Burningwastetogenerateelectricity.6.Whatisamajorchallengeofupcycling?

A．Lackofcreativity.B．Highenergyconsumption.C．Difficultyinlarge-scaleapplication.D．Limitedenvironmentalbenefits.7.Whatistheauthor’sattitudetowardsupcycling?

A．Doubtful.B．Supportive.C．Critical.D．Indifferent.(★★)Ineverunderstoodmyfather’sobsessionwithhisoldvegetablegardenuntilthesummerIturnedsixteen.Tome,itwasjustapatchofdirtwherehespentcountlesshoursunderthesun,hishandsstainedwithsoil.Iwastoobusywithmyfriendsandmyphonetocareabouttheslowgrowthoftomatoesorthestubbornweeds.Thatsummer,asevereheatwavestruckourtown.Dayafterday,thesunbeatdownmercilessly.Myfatherlookedincreasinglyworried,wateringthegardenearlyinthemorningandlateatnight.Oneevening,afteraparticularlyscorchingday,heaskedmeforhelp.Reluctantly,Iagreed.AsIwateredthethirstyplants,myfatherpointedoutthedifferentvegetables:thedeeppurpleeggplants,thevibrantgreenpeppers,andthefragilelettuceleaves.Heexplainedhoweachplanthaditsownneeds,itsownrhythm.Ifoundmyselflistening,myinitialannoyancefading.Therewasaquietwisdominhiswords,adeepconnectiontothelandthatIhadnevernoticedbefore.Thegardenwasn'tjustahobby;itwashissanctuary,aplaceofpatienceandnurture.Theheatwavefinallybrokewithanightofgentlerain.Thenextmorning,thegardenlookedrefreshedandresilient.Myfatherpickedasun-ripenedtomatoandhandedittome.Itwaswarmfromthesun.Ibitintoit,andtheflavorwasarevelation—sweet,tangy,andalive,nothingliketheblandtomatoesfromthesupermarket.Inthatmoment,Itastednotjustthefruit,butthecare,thetime,andthelovethathadgoneintogrowingit.Itwasasimpletruth,butoneIhadbeenblindto:someofthemostvaluablethingsinlifecannotbebought;theymustbegrownwithpatienceanddedication.8.Whydidtheauthorinitiallyhavenointerestinthegarden?

A．Hewasafraidofhardwork.B．Hewaspreoccupiedwithhisownworld.C．Hethoughtthegardenwasuseless.D．Hedislikedthevegetableshisfathergrew.9.Whatchangedtheauthor’sattitudetowardsthegarden?

A．Thedangeroftheheatwave.B．Thetasteofthefreshtomato.C．Hisfather'sexplanationandguidance.D．Theneedtohelphisfather.10.Whatdoestheunderlinedword“sanctuary”inparagraph3mostlikelymean?

A．Aplaceofworship.B．Asourceofincome.C．Aplaceofsafetyandpeace.D．Ascientificlaboratory.11.Whatdidtheauthorlearnfromtheexperience?

A．Gardeningisaverydifficulttask.B．Homegrownfoodismorenutritious.C．Patienceandeffortcreatetruevalue.D．Parentshavewisdomthatchildrenlack.(★★★)Theriseofartificialintelligence(AI)isreshapingthejobmarketatanunprecedentedpace,creatingbothexcitementandanxiety.WhileAIautomationthreatenstodisplacemanyroutinejobs,italsocreatesnewopportunitiesanddemandsforaworkforceequippedwithdifferentskills.Studiessuggestthatrolesinvolvingrepetitivemanualorcognitivetasks,suchasdataentry,assemblylinework,andevensomeaspectsofaccounting,aremostsusceptibletoautomation.However,AIstruggleswithtasksthatrequirecomplexproblem-solving,criticalthinking,creativity,andemotionalintelligence—skillsthatareinherentlyhuman.Therefore,thedemandissurgingforAIspecialists,datascientists,andcybersecurityexperts.Moreimportantly,therewillbeanincreasedneedforprofessionalswhocanworkalongsideAI,suchasmanagerswhocaninterpretAI-drivenanalytics,healthcareworkerswhouseAIfordiagnosticsbutprovideempatheticpatientcare,andartistswholeverageAIasacreativetool.Thisshiftnecessitatesafundamentaltransformationineducationandtraining.Thetraditionalmodeloflearningasetofskillsforalifetimecareerisbecomingobsolete.Instead,lifelonglearningandcontinuousskilladaptationwillbethenorm.Educationalinstitutionsmustemphasize“softskills”likecreativity,communication,andcollaboration,whicharedifficulttoautomate.Vocationaltrainingandhighereducationneedtobecloselyalignedwiththeevolvingneedsofindustry.Furthermore,theresponsibilitydoesnotliewithindividualsandeducatorsalone.Governmentsandbusinessesmustinvestinretrainingprogramstohelptransitionworkersfromdecliningsectorstogrowingones.ThegoalshouldnotbetocompeteagainstAIbuttocollaboratewithit,leveragingitspowertoaugmenthumancapabilities.Thefutureofworkwilllikelybeasymbioticpartnershipbetweenhumansandmachines,focusingontasksthatmaximizehumanpotential.Navigatingthistransitionsuccessfullyrequiresproactiveeffortsfromallsectorsofsociety.12.Whatisthemainideaofthesecondparagraph?

A．ThedangersofAIintheworkplace.B．ThetypesofjobsAIwillcreate.C．ThelimitationsofAIandcorrespondinghumanskillsindemand.D．Thereasonswhyroutinejobsaredisappearing.13.Whatdoestheauthorsuggestaboutfutureeducation?

A．ItshouldfocussolelyontechnicalskillsrelatedtoAI.B．Thecurrenteducationalmodelissufficientforthefuture.C．Learningshouldbeacontinuousprocessthroughoutlife.D．Softskillswillbecomelessimportant.14.Whatdoestheunderlinedword“symbiotic”inthelastparagraphprobablymean?

A．Competitive.B．Dominant.C．One-sided.D．Mutuallybeneficial.15.Whatistheauthor’soveralltoneinthepassage?

A．Panickedandpessimistic.B．Objectiveandanalytical.C．Dismissiveandskeptical.D．Enthusiasticanduncritical.(★★)HowtoDevelopaReadingHabitReadingisafantasticwaytogainknowledge,reducestress,andimprovefocus.However,developingaconsistenthabitcanbechallenginginourbusylives.Herearesomepracticaltipstohelpyoubecomeanavidreader.First,startsmall.16Aimforjust10or15minutesaday.Thisfeelsmanageableandiseasiertointegrateintoabusyschedule.Consistencyisfarmoreimportantthanvolumeinthebeginning.Second,createadedicatedreadingspace.Findacomfortablechairwithgoodlightingwhereyoucanrelaxwithouttoomanydistractions.17Thissignalstoyourbrainthatit'stimetofocusandunwindwithabook.Next,alwayscarryabook(orane-reader)withyou.18Insteadofscrollingthroughyourphoneduringyourcommute,whilewaitingforanappointment,orduringalunchbreak,youcanpulloutyourbookandreadafewpages.Thesesmallpocketsoftimeaddupsignificantly.Anothereffectivestrategyistosetareadinggoal.19Itcouldbeacertainnumberofbooksperyearoraspecificamountoftimespentreadingeachday.Trackingyourprogresscanbehighlymotivating.However,rememberthatthegoalistoenjoytheprocess,nottoturnreadingintoastressfulchore.Finally,20Talkingaboutbookswithfriends,joiningabookclub,orfollowingonlinereadingcommunitiescanprovidemotivation,recommendations,andasenseofaccountability.Seeingothersenjoyreadingcanreinforceyourownhabit.

A．Don’tbeafraidtoquitabookyou’renotenjoying.B．Don’tfeelyouhavetoreadforhoursonend.C．Makethisyourspecialplaceforreading.D．Choosebooksthatarerelevanttoyourwork.E．Thisallowsyoutotakeadvantageof“deadtime.”F．Connectyourreadingwithsocialactivities.G．Havingatargetgivesyousomethingtoworktowards.二、完形填空(★★★)Itwasacoldwintermorning.Iwasrushingtowork,mymindalreadybusywiththeday’smeetings.AsIwalkedtowardsthesubwaystation,Inoticedanelderlymansittingonabench,shiveringslightly.Hewasn’twell-dressedforthe_________weather.Somethingmademestop.Ihadanextrascarfinmybag,athick,woolenonemygrandmotherhad_________forme.Withoutasecondthought,Iwalkedovertohim.“Excuseme,sir,”Isaid.“It’sverycoldtoday.Wouldyoulikethisscarf?”Helookedup,_________.Hiseyeswereapaleblue,fullofalifetimeofstories.Asmileslowly_________onhisface.“Thankyou,younglady,”hesaid,hisvoice_________.“That’sverykindofyou.”Ihelpedhimwrapthescarfaroundhisneck.AsIdid,he_________myhandandsaid,“Youhaveagoodheart.Notmanypeople_________thesedays.”Ismiledback,feelingawarmththat_________thebittercold.Wechattedforafewminutes.HisnamewasArthur,andhecametotheparkeverymorningto_________thebirds.Icontinuedtomysubwaystation,_________Ihadalreadymissedmyusualtrain.ButIdidn’tcare.Thatsmallactofkindness_________myentireday.Fortherestoftheday,Ifeltunusuallylight-heartedandhappy.Weekspassed.Oneevening,asIwasleavingworklate,IsawArthuragain.Hewasstandingnearmyofficebuilding,_________.Whenhesawme,hisfacelitup.Hewalkedoverand_________measmall,carefullywrappedpackage.“Iwantedtothankyouproperly,”hesaid.“I’mawoodcarver.Imadethisforyou.”Iopenedthepackage.Insidewasabeautifulwoodenbird,_________carvedwithincredibledetail.Iwas_________.ItwasoneofthemostthoughtfulgiftsIhadeverreceived.Thatscarfwasnothingtome,butthis...thiswasapieceofhissoul.Webecameunlikelyfriendsafterthat.Anditallstartedwithasimplescarfandamomentof_________.Ittaughtmethatthesmallestactsofkindnesscanhavethemost_________consequences,creatingconnectionsthat_________ourlivesinwaysweneverexpect.Weoftenunderestimatethepowerofasimple_________.Butsometimes,allittakesisonemomentof_________tochangealife—maybeevenyourown.21.A．warmB．mildC．freezingD．changing22.A．boughtB．knittedC．chosenD．searched23.A．frightenedB．a(chǎn)nnoyedC．surprisedD．a(chǎn)mused24.A．a(chǎn)ppearedB．formedC．widenedD．vanished25.A．sharpB．loudC．calmD．shaky26.A．shookB．heldC．pushedD．waved27.A．stopB．careC．a(chǎn)greeD．remember28.A．resultedfromB．keptoffC．foughtbackD．gaveinto29.A．huntB．feedC．watchD．follow30.A．realizingB．imaginingC．knowingD．pretending31.A．ruinedB．savedC．plannedD．started32.A．a(chǎn)susualB．byaccidentC．inahurryD．forfun33.A．lentB．soldC．handedD．returned34.A．clumsilyB．a(chǎn)rtificiallyC．expertlyD．roughly35.A．puzzledB．terrifiedC．touchedD．disappointed36.A．hesitationB．courageC．patienceD．doubt37.A．predictableB．immediateC．unexpectedD．serious38.A．simplifyB．riskC．enrichD．lengthen39.A．gestureB．a(chǎn)nswerC．giftD．question40.A．reflectionB．hesitationC．generosityD．decision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。TheChinesetraditionalcalendar,41(know)astheagriculturalcalendar,isalunisolarcalendarwhichhasbeenusedforthousandsofyears.Itguidesagriculturalactivitiesand42(be)anintegralpartofChineseculturalfestivals.UnliketheGregoriancalendar,43ispurelysolar-based,theChinesecalendarcoordinatesthesolaryearwiththelunarmonths.Amonthbeginsonthedayofthenewmoonandlastsabout29.5days.Tokeep44withthesolaryear,anextramonthisaddedeveryfewyears,45isknownasa“l(fā)eapmonth.”The24solarterms,46(develop)basedonthesun’sposition,areauniquecomponentofthiscalendar.Theyreflectclimatechangesandarecrucialforfarmers.Forexample,the“StartofSpring”signalsthebeginningofthefarmingseason,while“GrainRain”indicatesthetimeforsowing.Today,47thewidespreaduseoftheGregoriancalendar,thetraditionalcalendarstillplaysasignificantroleindailylife.Itdeterminesthedatesofimportantholidays48theSpringFestivalandtheMid-AutumnFestival.Manypeoplealsoconsultitfor49(auspicious)datesforweddings,movin