2026屆四川省綿陽(yáng)市高三英語(yǔ)第一學(xué)月模擬練習(xí)卷（新高考II卷地區(qū)適用）一、聽力選擇題(★)1.Whatisthewomanplanningtodoontheweekend?

A．Stayhomeandread.B．Gohikingwithfriends.C．Watchamovie.(★★)2.Whatdowelearnfromthewoman?

A．Sheoffershelptotheman.B．Shewantsthemantohelpher.C．Shedoesn’tcareabouttheman’swork.(★★)3.Whatdoesthemanaskaboutthecoffeeshop?

A．Ifit’sopen.B．IfithasWi-Fi.C．Ifitservesfood.(★)4.Whatdoesthemandobeforewatchingnewmovies?

A．Hewaitsforreviews.B．Hewatchestrailers.C．Heasksfriendsforrecommendations.(★★)5.Howdoesthewomanfeelaboutholidayshopping?

A．Shehatesit.B．She’sindifferenttoit.C．Shelovesit.(★★★)聽下面一段對(duì)話，回答以下小題。6.Whatisthenameofthenewcafé?

A．BrewHaven.B．CoffeeCorner.C．PastriesParadise.7.Whateventdoesthecaféhosteveryweekend?

A．Cookingclasses.B．Artexhibitions.C．Livemusicshows.(★★)聽下面一段對(duì)話，回答以下小題。8.Whatcanvisitorsseeatthenewconservatory?

A．Rarefishspecies.B．Rarebutterflies.C．Dinosaurbones.9.Whenarethereticketdiscounts?

A．Weekends.B．Holidays.C．Weekdays.(★★)聽下面一段對(duì)話，回答以下小題。10.Whathasthemancutoutofhisdiet?

A．Fastfood.B．Sugarydrinks.C．Redmeat.11.Whathasthemannoticedsincechanginghisdiet?

A．Increasedenergylevels.B．Weightloss.C．Bettersleep.12.Howoftendoesthewomangotothegym?

A．Onceaweek.B．Twiceaweek.C．Threetimesaweek.13.Whatdoesthewomanrecommendthemantryforexercise?

A．Yoga.B．Cardioandstrengthtraining.C．Swimming.(★★)聽下面一段對(duì)話，回答以下小題。14.Whatdepartmenthasanewjobopening?

A．HR.B．Marketing.C．Finance.15.Whatdoesthewomanthinkaboutthejob?

A．She’snotinterested.B．She’sunsure.C．She’sthinkingofapplying.16.Whatskilldoesthemanfeelhelacksforthejob?

A．Socialmediamarketing.B．Projectmanaging.C．Articlewriting.17.Whenistheapplicationdeadlineforthejob?

A．ThisFriday.B．NextMonday.C．NextFriday.(★★★★)聽下面一段獨(dú)白，回答以下小題。18.Inwhichenvironmentwasthebluejellyfishdiscovered?

A．Shallowsea.B．Deepsea.C．Coldocean.19.Whatisthesourceofenergyforthebluejellyfishtoproducelight?

A．Sunlight.B．Specialsubstancesinitsbody.C．Heatsourceinthedeepsea.20.Whatisthesignificanceofthebluejellyfishforscientists?

A．Itprovidescluesforstudyingdeep-seaecosystems.B．Ithelpstodevelopnewlightingtechnologies.C．Itaidstostudyothercreaturesinthedeepsea.二、閱讀理解(★★)CYCLINGEVENTSRIDEFORAREASONOurcyclingprogrammeencouragessupporterstocycleforcharityacrosstheUKandbeyond.We’veensuredthatthere’sabikeeventforallabilities,frombeginnerstoadvancedroadcyclists,withroutesrangingindistanceanddifficulty.Allourcyclingeventsarefullysupportedandwe’llhelpateverystageoftheprocess.RIDELondontoParisDate:23–27July2025Registrationfee:￡109PassingthroughthebeautifulKentcountryside,wecrosstheChannelandcontinuethroughthesmallvillagesandmedieval(中世紀(jì))markettownsofNorthernFrance.Withlongdaysontherideandsometoughhillclimbs,thesightoftheEiffelTowerwillgivearealsenseofachievement.RIDEWessexDownsDate:30March2025Prices:34Miles:￡36.5070Miles:￡46.50100Miles:￡48.50Takeonournewestsportive,partoftheRIDESeries,featuringsomeofthebestoftheNorthWessexDownsAreaofOutstandingNaturalBeauty,withthreeroadroutesofferingsomethingtosuitallabilities.RIDECastleDate:11May2025Prices:36Miles:￡36.5073Miles:￡46.50100Miles:￡48.50126Miles:￡58.50ExpectsometoughmountainclimbsafterdepartingthegrandTonbridgeCastlewith800otherridersandexperiencesomeamazingviewsacrosstheKentcountryside.RIDESuffolkSunriseDate:18May2025Prices:42Miles:￡36.5065Miles:￡46.50102Miles:￡48.50Experiencedridersbreaktheirlimitsonthisfastandexcitingsportive,ornewerridershandletheirfirstlong-distanceonflatandeasyterrains(地形).21.Whichofthefollowingeventswillcrosstwocountries?

A．RIDELondontoParis.B．RIDEWessexDowns.C．RIDECastle.D．RIDESuffolkSunrise.22.WhatdoRIDEWessexDownsandRIDESuffolkSunrisehaveincommon?

A．Theybothhaveamassivenumberofriders.B．Theyarebothsuitableforridersofalllevels.C．Theybothrequirehighridingskills.D．Theybothlastforacoupleofdays.23.Thepricesoftheevents,exceptRIDELondontoParis,aredeterminedby________.

A．theirdistanceB．theirdifficultyC．theirnumberofparticipantsD．theirstartingdate(★★★)AsaSpanishmajor,IchosetheIESSantiagoprogrambecauseitprovidesopportunitiesforservice-learningprograms.DuringmyfirstfewweeksinSantiago,IvisitedvariousorganizationstogetanideaofwhatfieldsIcouldworkin.OnthebrochurefromtheAsociaciónNacionaldeDiscapacitadoMental(ANDIME),aschoolforchildrenwithDownsyndrome(唐氏綜合征),Inoticedtherewasamusictherapist(治療師)onstaff.Sincemyothermajorismusic,thisseemedlikeanidealopportunitytogetatasteoftheprofession.AtANDIME,IwasabletoworkwithErnesto,aprofessionalmusictherapist,forafewhourstwiceaweek.IspentmyhoursatANDIMEwalkingandclappingwiththemusic,swayingandbouncingwithhulahoops(呼啦圈),beatingondrums,singingsongs,conductingconcerts,andlovingagroupofextremelylovelykids.ByfarmymostmemorablemomentatANDIMEhappenedduringoneofmyclasseswithErnesto.MostofthestudentshadseverecasesofDownsyndrome,andseveralofthemcouldn’tspeakandwereonlyminimallyresponsive.Onesuchstudent,Miguelito,wasevenunabletositstill,makecontrolledmovements,orfixhiseyesonanything.Onthisparticularday,Ernestobroughtoutabrandnewinstrumenttousewiththeclass.ErnestoheldtheinstrumentinfrontofMiguelito’sface.WewatchedexcitedlyasMiguelito’seyesbegantosearchforitssoundandslowlyfollowitupanddown.Aseeminglysmalleventwasabigstepinthedevelopmentofthislittleboy.NowbackintheU.S.,Iamunsureofmynextstep.Betweenlookingforjobsandpickingoutwhichpathtopursue,Ilovegoingbacktomyphotographsandrememberingtheschoolandmystudents.Theprideshiningintheireyeswasarewardinitself.24.Accordingtoparagraph1,theauthorchoseANDIMEpartlybecause________.

A．hedidn’thavebetterchoicesB．hisfriendsrecommendeditC．helovedtheatmospherethereD．hehadlearnedmusicbefore25.Whichofthefollowingbestdescribestheauthor’sactivitiesatANDIME?

A．Demanding.B．Colorful.C．Repetitive.D．Ordinary.26.HowdidMiguelitorespondtothenewinstrument?

A．Heshowednointerestinit.B．Hewantedtoplayitonhisown.C．Hewasdeeplyattractedtoit.D．Heexpressedhisloveinwords.27.Whatcanweinferabouttheauthorfromthelastparagraph?

A．Heisdeterminedtocontinuepursuingmusic.B．Hefeelsconfusedabouthisfuture.C．HedesirestoworkagainforANDIME.D．HeisgratefulforhisexperienceatANDIME.(★★★)BeforetheAmericanCivilWar,themajorityofhospitalnursesweremen.Butthewarcreatedamedicalcrisisthatdemandedmorevolunteers,andalotofthepeoplewhotookupthecallwerewomen.Oftheestimated620,000militarydeathsduringtheCivilWar,abouttwo-thirdswereduetodisease.Ifabullet(子彈)didn’tkillasoldier,theinfectionthatdevelopedfromawoundmight;andtheinfectiousdiseasesthatspreadinwarhospitalsthreatenedbothsoldiersandmedicalworkers.Inthisdesperateneedformedicalworkers,womenbegantovolunteerasnursesforwoundedsoldiers.WhentheCivilWarbeganin1861,medicaljobsweren’tyetprofessionalizedastheyaretoday,andsurgerywasnotpartofmedicaltrainingformanypeople,saysStanleyBurns,asurgeon,historianandfounderofTheBurnsArchive.Tobecomeadoctor,“theonlyrequirementwasanapprenticeship(學(xué)徒期)withadoctorandsomecourses.”In1861,theU.S.ArmyappointedDorotheaDixasitsfirstsuperintendent(主管)ofnurses.InadditiontoestablishingstandardsfornurseswhovolunteeredwiththeArmy,shealsohelpedshapetheimageofwhatanurseshouldlooklike.TovolunteerasanurseunderDix,womenhadtobebetweentheagesof35and50,healthyand“plain-looking.”ThousandsofwomenservedasnursesduringtheCivilWar,whichservedasacatalystformorewomenenteringthefield.In1873,NewYorkCity’sBellevueHospitalopenedthefirstU.S.nursingschool.Attheturnofthecentury,menmadeupthemajorityofdoctorsandsurgeons,whileincreasinglymorewomenheldnursingjobs.Today,nursingisthelargesthealthcareprofessionintheUnitedStates.Thoughmoremenhaveenteredthefieldinthe2lstcentury,womenarestillinthemajority,makingup91percentofnurses.28.Whatisthepurposeofthefirsttwoparagraphs?

A．Togivemoredetailsaboutthewar.B．Tointroducethetopicofthetext.C．Toexplorethehistoryofnursing.D．Todescribethecrueltyofthewar.29.TobecomeanurseunderDorotheaDix,womenhadto________.

A．holdarecognizednursinglicenseB．havepriorexperienceofnursingC．meetthespecifiedagerequirementD．bephysicallyfitandgoodlooking30.Theunderlinedword“catalyst”issomethingthathasa________effect.

A．boostingB．destructiveC．relievingD．discouraging31.Whatcanbeanappropriatetitleforthetext?

A．WomenVolunteeredasNursesDuringtheCivilWarB．NursesWorkingDuringtheCivilWarC．TheCivilWarDemandedMoreNursesD．TheCivilWarInspiredMoreWomentoEnterNursing(★★★)Mostofthebodyofresearchdevotedtofatherhoodhasunderstandablybeenfocusedonhowchildrenbenefitfromthepresenceofamaleparent.However,moreattentionisgraduallybeingpaidtothevalueoffatherhoodtomenthemselves.Notjustkidsbenefitalotfrominvolvedandengageddads,butsodoadults.Researchhasdemonstratedtheretobeahostofpositiveeffectsofparentingamongmen,withfathersfindingthetimespentwiththeirchildrentoberewardingandmeaningfulonmanylevels.Asanydadwilltellyou,fatherscanlearnagreatdealfromachildbyspendingbothqualityandquantitytimewithhimorher,somuchsothattheformer’sworldviewistypicallyirrevocably(不可逆轉(zhuǎn)地)changed.Whilemuchisknownaboutkids’psychologicalgainswhentheyreceivetheirfathers’love,newerresearchisshowingthatfathersalsobenefitfromtheemotionalbondtheysharewithachild.Theemotionalbenefitstoberealizedfromfatherhoodrelatedirectlytothelevelofinvolvementintheirkids’lives.In1989,MarjoryRobertsreportedinPsychologyTodaytheresultsofarecentlyconductedlongitudinal(縱向的)studyofmorethan200fathersshowingthatbeingadadwasapositiveexperienceinapsychologicalsense,specificallybyfunctioningasameansofdevelopinggreaterempathy(共情).ThefindingwasconsistentwithErikErikson’stheoryof“generativity,”whichheldthathumansachievedfullmaturityonlywhentheyadvancedthelivesofchildreninsomeway.Theothergoodnewsinthisstudywasthat,contrarytopopularbelief,thecareersofmendidnotsufferwhentheybecamefathersorsteppeduptheirinvolvement.And,asmanypreviousstudieshadshowed,childrenbenefitedgreatlyfromhavingtheirdadsaround.Bothboysandgirlsbecamemoreconfidentandmaturewiththepresenceofanengagedfather.32.Whatistheprimaryfocusofmostresearchonfatherhood?

A．Thepsychologicalbenefitsforfathers.B．Theemotionalimpactoffatherhood.C．Howchildrenbenefitfromtheirfathers.D．Thebondbetweenfathersandkids.33.AccordingtoMarjory’sstudyin1989,whatpsychologicalbenefitdidfathersexperience?

A．Greatermaturityandself-regulation.B．Greaterconfidenceintheircareers.C．Morepositiveattitudesindailylife.D．Morepositivepsychologicalstates.34.Accordingtothetheoryof“generativity”,whoismostlikelytoachievefullmaturity?

A．Afatherwhooftenblameshisson.B．Afatherwhoisindifferenttohisson.C．Afatherwhoisstrictwithhisson.D．Afatherwhoeducateshissonwell.35.Whichconclusioncanbedrawnfromthelastparagraph?

A．Kidsbenefitalotfromhavingagoodfatheraround.B．Fathers’roleswillshapetheirkids’future.C．Fathersnowtendtocaremoreabouttheirfamilies.D．Fathers’work-lifebalancemaybedisruptedbytheirkids.(★★)SAFEDRIVINGTIPSSafedrivingisnotonlyessentialforthesafetyofyourselfandthevehicleownersbutwitheverincreasinginsurancecosts.Anaccidentmayincreaseyourcarinsurancepremium(保險(xiǎn)費(fèi)用)greatly.36●Don’tDriveTooClosetoOtherVehiclesDrivingtoocloselytoanothervehicleinfrontisdangerousandisoneofthemaincausesofroadaccidentsasitsimplydoesnotprovideadriverwithenoughreactiontimetostopintheeventofthevehiclebrakingorstoppingsuddenly.37●ChangingLanes(車道)38Atypicalexampleofwhytheseaccidentsoccurisalackofappropriateobservationsbeforechanginglanes.Mostofuslookintothemirrorsbeforemakingalanechangebutcanforgettochecktheblindspot.Acarcaneasilybeobscured(遮住)byeithertheleftorrightblindspotplussmallervehiclessuchasmotorcyclesandintownsandvillagescyclists.Beforechanginglanesinanysituationwhetheronmotorways/dualcarriageways(雙向車道),multi-lanecarriagewaysincitiesandoratbusyroundabouts,checkthemirrorsfollowedbytheappropriateblindspotside.●Speeding39Speedingisnotonlydangerousbutsignificantlyincreasesfuelconsumptionandthetimegainedbyspeedingisoftenmuchlessthanyoumightthink.Forinstance,drivingat80mphinsteadofthelegallimitof70mphonmotorwayscanincreasefuelconsumptionbyupto25%andovera60miletripwillsavejust6minutes.It’smuchsaferandcheapertoplanyourjourneyandtoallowplentyoftimetocompleteit.Ifyouarelate,think,doesitreallymatter?40

A．Keepingasafedistanceincreasesyourthinkingandstoppingdistance.B．Ismywalletreallyabletoburdenmyspeed?C．Explainedbelowaresomeessentialtipsthatcanhelpyoudrivemoresafely.D．40%ofallroadaccidentsareduetodriversfailingtolookproperly.E．IswhatIamlateforreallyworththepotentialrisksofspeeding?F．Mostnewdriversliketodrivefast.G．Speedingrelatedaccidentsresultinaroundaquarterofalldeaths.三、完形填空(★★★)Peoplesaythatadogisaman’sbestfriend.Inmy______,mydogSammy,aGermanShepherd,______mylifeandmademealifesaver.Sammytaughtmenewkindsoflove,protection,andresponsibility.Asherdog-dad,Ifeltastrongconnectionwithher,andourbondwas______.Our______connectionwasthroughexerciseandplay.Whetherrunningthroughbushlandtrails(小徑)orplayingballgames,everydaywithSammywasan______.Evendailywalksaroundtheblockwerejoyous,nomatterhowbusyor______Iwas.Ilovedherdeeply,anditwasnevera______.WhenSammy’shealth______,ouradventuresstopped.Eventually,Sammywasgone.Throughthispain,Ifound______.Iwearherashes(骨灰)aroundmyneck,whichisaconstant______ofourfriendship.Sammy’sinfluence______ourbond.TheloveIhadforherextendedtoallanimals.AfterSammypassed,Ibeganvolunteeringwithdogrescue______.Myfavouriteactivityistakingdogswith______behaviorstovariousenvironmentstohelpthemadjusttonewpeopleandplaces.Asaresult,wehavehelpedanumberofdogsget______.Sammychangedmylifedeeply.Shehelpedmediscovermoreaboutmyselfandotheranimals.Shemademeabetterperson,andher______livesonineveryanimalsaved.41.A．caseB．studyC．turnD．view42.A．wroteB．changedC．developedD．enriched43.A．unpredictableB．unreasonableC．unbreakableD．unreachable44.A．greatestB．richestC．hardestD．clearest45.A．a(chǎn)ffairB．a(chǎn)dventureC．a(chǎn)ppointmentD．a(chǎn)mazement46.A．tiredB．a(chǎn)ngryC．discouragedD．a(chǎn)nxious47.A．purposeB．shameC．taskD．burden48.A．increasedB．turnedC．disappearedD．declined49.A．relianceB．reliefC．strengthD．security50.A．warningB．reminderC．replacementD．evidence51.A．camefromB．pushedforwardC．returnedtoD．wentbeyond52.A．institutesB．companiesC．organizationsD．publishers53.A．a(chǎn)ggressiveB．sympatheticC．a(chǎn)stonishingD．challenging54.A．fedB．trainedC．a(chǎn)doptedD．recovered55.A．toughnessB．spiritC．voiceD．mercy四、語(yǔ)法填空(★★★)閱讀下面短文，在空白處填入1個(gè)適當(dāng)?shù)膯卧~或括號(hào)內(nèi)單詞的正確形式。AgiantpandafamilylivingintheSeacPaiVanParkinChina’sMacaoSpecialAdministrativeRegion(SAR)hasbecomeacherishedsourceofjoyfortheresidents,aswellasanemotionalbond56theSARandthemainland.57(know)asthe“happyfamily,”thebelovedpandafamilyhasfourmembers:amalegiantpandanamedKaiKai,afemalegiantpandanamedXinXin,andtheirbabies.ThecoupleisnamedaftertheChinesewordkaixin,58meanshappy.XinXin—59(give)birthtotwinpandacubs(幼崽)inJune2016.ThetwinswereofficiallynamedJianJianandKangKangbythegovernmentfrom1,718suggestionssubmittedbyresidents.TheirnamesoriginatefromtheChinesewordjiankang,meaninghealthy.“KaiKaiandXinXinhaveadapted60(good)here,”saidHan,61pandabreeder(飼養(yǎng)員).“WecommunicatewiththeminCantonese,useabitofEnglishduringtrainingsessions,62evenspeakalittleChengdudialectwiththem.”63(ensure)thewell-beingofthepandafamily,aregularexchangeandtrainingapproachwasestablishedbetweentheMacaoGiantPandaPavilionandtheChengduResearchBaseofGiantPandaBreeding.“Everymomentoftheirgrowthis64(forget)—theirfirsttimeopeningeyes,turningover,crawlingandgrowing65(tooth)...Theexperienceisvaluableinpandaconservation.ThewholeprocessinvolvesnotonlyoureffortsbutalsothesupportprovidedbyourcountryandthetrainingopportunitiesofferedbytheChengduResearchBaseofGiantPandaBreeding,”saidMok.五、書信寫作(★★)66.假定你是李華，上周參加了學(xué)校組織的環(huán)保志愿者活動(dòng)。請(qǐng)給你的朋友Mike寫一封郵件，內(nèi)容包括：(1)活動(dòng)經(jīng)歷；(2)分享心得。注意：(1)寫作詞數(shù)應(yīng)為80個(gè)左右；(2)請(qǐng)按如下格式在答題卡的相應(yīng)位置作答。DearMike,Iamwritingtosharemyexperiencesasanenvironmentalvolunteer.___________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________Yours,LiHua六、書面表達(dá)(★★★★)67.閱讀下面材料，根據(jù)其內(nèi)容和所給段落開頭語(yǔ)續(xù)寫兩段，使之構(gòu)成一篇完整的短文。Onedaymorning,mywifeandIwereinbedwhenatreecrashedintomyhouse.IwasasleepwhenIheardthecrashandfeltalltheweightofthetree.WhenIwokeup,itwasalreadyoverme.Ifeltpainimmediatelyanditwasn’ttoolongbeforemylegsandmyarmwentnumb(麻木).Thewholeleftsideofmybodyfeltlikeitwasonfire.Iwascoveredbythedebris(殘骸)ofthetreefrombasicallyheadtotoe,andIcouldn’tmoveamuscle.AtfirstIthoughtitwasabaddream,th