高級(jí)中學(xué)名校試卷PAGEPAGE1河北省滄州市八校聯(lián)考2025-2026學(xué)年高三上學(xué)期11月期中英語試題第一部分聽力（略）第二部分閱讀（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)。AEasternEurope,longignoredbythetouristindustry,isbecomingmorepopularamongtravelers.Herearesomeofthebestplacestovisit.PlitvickaJezeraPlitvickaJezeraisasmalltowninCroatia,bestknownasthegatewaytothePlitviceLakesNationalPark.ThisUNESCOWorldHeritagesiteisoneofthemostbeautifulnaturalattractionsintheregion,featuringmultiplelakes,whicharelinkedbyaseriesofwaterfalls.Theparkisrichinwildlife,includingdeer,bears,andwolves,andoffersvisitorsachancetoexploreitsbreathtakinglandscapesthroughanetworkofwoodenwalkwaysandtrails.BledBledisapicturesquetowninSlovenia,oftenreferredtoas“l(fā)ittleSwitzerland”duetoitsamazingalpinescenery,characterizedbysnow-cappedmountains,crystal-clearglacialwaters,andthickgreenforests.ThetowniscenteredaroundLakeBled,whichisfamousfortheiconicBledIsland.Bledisalsoperfectforoutdooractivities,includingswimming,bungeejumping,andwhitewaterrafting.SplitSplitisalivelycityinCroatia,knownforitsrichhistoryandstrikingbuildings.ThecityfeaturesthemagnificentDiocletian’sPalace,aUNESCOWorldHeritagesite,whichwasbuiltbytheRomanEmperorDiocletianinthe4thcentury.Visitorscanwanderthroughthepalace’snarrowstreets,exploringRomanruinsandmedievalbuildingsthathavebeenrepurposedintoshops,cafes,andhomes.BratislavaBratislava,thecapitalofSlovakia,isacharmingcitythatoftengetsoverlookedbytravelers.Despiteitssmallsize,itoffersauniquemixofhistoryandmodernity.Thecitycenterisfilledwithmedievalstreets,historicbuildings,andavibrantatmosphere.VisitorscanexploretheBratislavaCastle,whichofferspanoramic(全景的)viewsofthecity,andenjoythetraditionalSlovakiancuisineinthelocalrestaurants.1.Whichplaceistheentrancetothenationalparkwithinterconnectedlakesandwaterfalls?A.PlitvickaJezera. B.Bled. C.Split. D.Bratislava.2.WhyisBledregardedas“l(fā)ittleSwitzerland”?A.Becauseofitsnaturalfeatures.B.Becauseofitscentrallocation.C.Becauseofitsiconicbuildings.D.Becauseofitsoutdooractivities.3.WhatdoSplitandBratislavafeatureasmentionedinthetext?A.Thesmallsize.B.Thehistoricalarchitecture.C.Thetraditionalrestaurants.D.TheUNESCOWorldHeritagesites.BRobertJohnMurrayfromNewZealandrecentlyexploredthebeautifulcountrysideofBaodinginNorthChina’sHebeiProvincebycyclingwithhisfamily.Alongwithmorethan100cyclingenthusiasts,Robertandhisfamilyparticipatedinthe“RidinginBaoding”eventonSaturday,experiencingthenaturalbeauty,richculture,andprosperityofruralareaswiththeturnoftheirwheelsinBaodinglocatedabout150kilometerssouthwestofdowntownBeijing.TheyalsovisitedscenicplacessuchasRanzhuangCulturalandTourismTownandHaomengLinshuiHolidayResort,featuringcountrysidesceneryandfolkarts.“I’vebeeninBaodingforalmost10years,andI’vewitnessedtherapiddevelopmenthere.Iespeciallyadmiretheruralareaswherepeoplearekindandliveawell-offlife,”saysRobert,amiddle-agedman.RobertcametoBaodingin2015andhasworkedatHebeiFinanceUniversityasanEnglishteacher.HealsomarriedaChinesewoman,andthecouplehavetwochildren,aboyandagirl.DuringhistimeinBaoding,hehasenjoyedparticipatinginvariousactivitiestoimmersehimselfinChineseculture,suchasexploringtraditionalChinesemedicine,celebratingthespecialMid-AutumnFestival,anddiscoveringtheinnovativeprogressofChina’stextile(紡織品)industry.Forthistime,Robertandhisfamilyrodealongthewonderfulcountrysideroadswithtreesandflowers,makingstopsalongthewayfromtimetotimeandenjoyingmagnificentviewsovertheopencountryside.“Afterexperiencingthis,Iparticularlyhopetosharethestoriesofthecountrysidewiththeworld,”hesays.The“RidinginBaoding”eventtoexplorethecountrysidewasconductedfromMarchtoJuly,coveringover70picturesquevillagesin20countiesordistrictsofBaoding,accordingtothelocalgovernment.4.Howdoestheauthorbeginthefirstparagraph?A.Bydescribingtheurbanscenery.B.Bypresentingapersonalexperience.C.Byshowingavarietyoflocalcultures.D.Byprovidingthenumberofattractions.5.WhatdoesRobertthinkofBaoding’sdevelopment?A.Itissteady. B.Itisslow. C.Itisimpressive. D.Itisconfusing.6.WhydoesRobertwanttosharestoriesaboutChina’scountryside?A.Toshowitsscenicbeauty. B.TopresentitsEnglishteaching.C.Toadvertiseitstextileindustry. D.Topromoteitstraditionalmedicine.7.Whatisthebesttitleforthetext?A.CyclingAcrossCountiesofHebeiB.TheTourAroundCitiesofHebeiC.TheOriginofthe“RidinginBaoding”EventD.ExploringBaoding’sCountrysideonTwoWheelsCMusictherapyisincreasinglyrecognizedforitspositiveimpactonindividualswithdementia(癡呆),helpingtobuildconnectionsandsustaincognitive(認(rèn)知的)function.AspecialchoirinSarasota,Florida,calledWhereAreMyKeys,demonstrateshowmusiccanprovidesupportforpeopleexperiencingmemoryloss.ThechoirfeaturesbothindividualswithdementiaandprofessionalsingersfromKeyChorale.UnderthedirectionofJosephCaulkins,whosefamilymembershavebattledAlzheimer’sdisease,thechoirpracticesweeklyandperformstwiceamonth.Theperformanceincludesfamiliarsongswiththemesthatevokepersonalmemories,suchaswesternclassics.Thesesessionsarenotonlyrelaxingbutalsofun,withCaulkinsengagingtheparticipantsthroughhumorandlightheartedcomments.Musichasauniqueabilitytoarousememories,eveninthosewithseverecognitivedecline.BobandAmy,theparticipantsinthechoir,havebeensingingtogetherfordecades.Bob,whohasmildcognitiveimpairment,canstillrememberthelyricstomanysongs,evenwhenothermemoriesfade.Hiswife,Amy,notesthatwhileshehastorelyonsheetmusic,Bobrarelyneedstolookatthewords,illustratingthepowerofmusictopreservelong-termmemory.LynneLash,aprofessionalsingerandformermusictherapist(治療專家),pairswithindividualswhomaynotsingbutenjoyengagingwithmusicthroughinstruments.Shestressesthatmusiccansparkmemoriesandconversations,helpingtheparticipantsconnectwiththeirpastandsharemeaningfulmoments.Researchsupportsthetherapeuticbenefitsofmusicforthosewithdementia,includingtheimprovementofbrainfunction,theenhancementofsocialinteraction,andthepotentialtolearnnewskills.ConcettaTomaino,whohasstudiedmusic’seffectontheageingbrainfordecades,emphasizesthatpersonalizedmusiccanhelpindividualswithdementiakeeptheircognitiveabilitiesandenjoymeaningfulinteractions.Whilethereisnocurefordementia,musictherapyoffersavaluablewaytoimprovethequalityoflifeofdifferentpeopleandbringjoytothoseaffectedbymemoryloss.8.WhatdoesWhereAreMyKeysoffertotheparticipants?A.Socialandmentalsupport.B.Financialandtechnicalassistance.C.Raresongsanduncommonthemes.D.Professionaldirectionandseriouscomments.9.WhatdoesmusicmeantoBob?A.Itcureshiscognitivedecline.B.Ithelpsmaintainhismemory.C.Itimproveshisabilitytowritelyrics.D.Itgiveshimthepowertolearnnewsongs.10.WhatdoesLynneLashemphasizeaboutmusictherapy?A.Itsorigin. B.Itsprocess. C.Itsfunctions. D.Itslimitations.11.Whatistheauthor’sattitudetotheeffectofpersonalizedmusicondementia?A.Indifferent. B.Doubtful. C.Cautious. D.Positive.DAspecialpatientletoutcriesandpulledbackhislips,buthecouldn’ttalktohisdoctor.Thepatientwasagoat.Howcanhiscaretakersknowifthesebehaviorsaretemporarymoodsorsignalsofgenuinepain?Recognizinganimalpainisextremelydifficult.Todoso,humansmustrelyonsubtlebodylanguageorbehavioralchanges.ButanewAImodelautomatesthisprocessbyidentifyingpainingoatsthroughdetectingchangesintheirappearance.Themodelachieved90%accuracyandoffersapromisingwaytoautomaticallymonitorlivestock(牲畜)health.Traditionally,detectinganimalpaininvolvesanalyzingphotosorvideosbyhandforspecificcues—araisedlipwithsharpbreaths—andcreatingpainscalesforindividualspecies.Butashumans,weinterpretanimals’painthrough“abiasedlens”.Whendetectionisautomated,theAImodejustpicksupthepatterns.VetChiavacciniandherteamvideotaped40goatsofvariousbreedsandageswithdifferentmedicalconditions,generatingover5,000fixedframes.Usingabehavioralpainscale,clinicalhistory,andphysicalexams,theyclassifiedeachgoatasinpainornot.Theteamtrainedanalgorithm(算法)ondifferentimagegroupingswhiletestingthattraining.Themostbalancedmodelwastrainedonfourfifthsoftheframes,refinedwiththeremainingfifth,andtestedonvideosoftwoadditionalgoats.Repeatingthisprocessfivetimesproduced90%accuracy.“Suchtrainingbuilds30yearsofclinicalexperiencein30minutes,”Chiavaccinisays.SimilarAItoolsexistforcats,whichhavebetter-establishedexpression-basedpainscales,buttheonlygoatscalehadbeenvalidated(驗(yàn)證)onlyinyoungmalesundergoingacertainoperation.Chiavacciniwasinspiredbythelackofgoatpainscalesandagraduatestudent’senthusiasm.AI-poweredtoolsbuiltwithsimilarmethodscouldhelpvetsmakequickerdiagnosesoralertfarmerstoearlylivestocksuffering.ThisstudyshowsthepotentialorbroaderadoptionofAIinanimalcareandhighlightstheneedforfurtherexplorationacrossdiversespecies,accordingtoMarwa,whospecializesinbehavioralAIofhumansandanimals.12.HowdoesthenewAImodelworkinidentifyingthepainoflivestock?A.Bylearningfromhumancaretakers.B.Bydetectingtheircries’frequencies.C.Byanalyzingtheirfacialexpressions.D.Byrelyingonhumans’observationability.13.Whatdoestheunderlinedphrase“abiasedlens”inparagraph3referto?A.Afairstandard. B.Aflexiblepattern.C.Acomputerassessment. D.Asubjectivejudgement.14.Whatdoesparagraph4mainlyshowabouttheAIpaindetectionmodel?A.Itsdatasourcesandclassification.B.Itsdevelopmentprocessandoutcome.C.Itstrainingstepsandfutureapplications.D.Itsworkingprincipleandmajordisadvantages.15.Whatwillthestudymostlikelyfocusonnext?A.EconomicimpactsofAIinfarming.B.MoralconcernsofAIinanimalcare.C.Challengesindetectinghumans’pain.D.ExpandingAIapplicationstootherspecies.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)為多分選項(xiàng)。Yourhealthisinfluencedbyyoursurroundingsandresourcesathome,work,andinyourcommunity.Fortunately,evensmallactionscanmakeyourenvironmentssafer.Acrucialpartofthisisminimizingyourexposuretopotentiallyharmfulsubstances.____16____.ClearoutinsecurityathomeSomeharmfulsubstancesinyourhouseareeasytosee,likealooseelectricalsocketandtorncarpetonthestairs.____17____,whichincludeleadandpoisonousgases.Buttherearewaysyoucanfindandfixtheseunseenrisks.Learnhowtoreduceyourexposuretothehealthriskstomakeyourlivingspacehealthier.Reducepossibleallergies____18____.Butbloomingflowersandfallingleavesontheroadcanbringmorethanbeautifulbackdrops.Thechangingweathercanbringairbornesubstancesthatirritateyournose.Whensneezing,itchy(發(fā)癢的)eyes,orarunnynosesuddenlyappears,allergiesmaybetoblame.StaysafeinthewaterSummerisagreattimetohavefuninthewater.Butrecreationalwater,evenintheswimmingpools,cansometimesgetpollutedwithbacteriaandviruses.____19____.Butyoucantakepreventivemeasuresduringswimmingsessionstokeepyourselfsaferwhileplayinginthewater.____20____Thefrostyairofwintercanmakeyouenergetic.However,coldaircanalsoposethreatstoyourhealth,whetheryou’reindoorsoroutside.Getreadyforthecoldness,learntorecognizethesignsofyourbodytemperaturedroppingtoolow,andtakestepstokeepyourselfwarmandsafeduringthechillyseason.A.GuardagainstcoldweatherB.YoucanfindasafeplacetoswimC.KeepyourbodytemperaturestableD.SwimminginpollutedwatercanmakeyousickE.However,othersarehardtospotandeveninvisibleF.TakingthesestepswillcontributetoyouroverallhealthG.Achangeinseasoncanbrightenyourdayswithnewcolors第三部分語言運(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)中選出可以填入空白處的最佳選項(xiàng)。Itwasmygrandmother’sloveanddevotionthatultimatelyunlockedmyworld.Iwasbornwithsignificantdevelopmental____21____.WhenIwasnearlytenyearsold,Iwasstillunableto____22____andcommunicatethroughlanguage.Thatwaswhenmygrandmother____23____.Littledidweknow,thismarkedthebeginningofabigchange,fueledbythe____24____love,akindoflovethatwasboundlessandpersistent.“Iknewwhatitwasliketobe____25____ortobecutofffrompeople,soIwasdeterminedtohelpyou,”saidmygrandmother.Shebeganby____26____myinterestsandfindingwaysto____27____meinactivitiesandprograms.Oneday,shediscoveredIloveddrawing—Iwouldspendhourswith____28____andpaper,creatingcolorfulandlivelypictures.Sherealizedthatthiswasmywayof____29____myself.Thensheaskedmetotellstoriesthroughmy____30____.Later,mygrandmotherenrolled(使加入)meina____31____therapyprogram,andsheremainedsteadfastinhersupport.However,Iwas____32____unwillingtogothere,andIoften____33____.Itbecameclearthata“one-size-fits-all”approachdidn’tworkforme.Sotheinstructorusedspecialtechniques____34____tomyneeds.Overtime,Ibegantomakesmallsoundsandthenwords.Oneday,toeveryone’ssurprise,Isaidmyfirstsentence,“Thankyou,Grandma.”Itwasa____35____,whichmygrandmotherhadalwaysdreamedof.Shehuggedmetightly,tearsstreamingdownherface.21.A.permission B.faith C.sufficiency D.delay22.A.read B.write C.speak D.walk23.A.steppedin B.calmeddown C.droppedout D.passedaway24.A.unrealistic B.unconditional C.silent D.selfish25.A.shallow B.hesitant C.contradictory D.lonely26.A.copying B.observing C.discussing D.assessing27.A.engage B.allow C.force D.limit28.A.needles B.scissors C.crayons D.blocks29.A.proving B.controlling C.admitting D.expressing30.A.art B.gesture C.appearance D.language31.A.figure B.speech C.movement D.thinking32.A.rarely B.financially C.initially D.ultimately33.A.talked B.practised C.fell D.withdrew34.A.tailored B.opposed C.superior D.identical35.A.secret B.wonder C.load D.disaster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(hào)內(nèi)單詞的正確形式。Itisreportedthatthe12thXiquOperaBlackBoxFestival,whichshowcasescontemporarypresentationsoftraditionalChineseoperas,____36____(hold)atStarTheatersinBeijing.Thenationalartgroupsaregoingtopresent21traditionaloperaworks,manyof____37____comefromartschoolsnationwide.Theseperformancesshow____38____(diversity)styleswithover60showsintotal.PekingOpera’srhythmicmovements,KunquOpera’slyricalsinging,CantoneseOpera’sdynamicchoreography(靈動(dòng)身段),andQinqiang’sboldvocalswillshine____39____stage.Eachshow,fromclassictalestomoderntwists,mixesoldtraditionswithfreshideas,helpingyoungpeopleenjoythebeautyofopera.Smalltheatersettingsmaketheexperiencemorepersonal,____40____(let)audiencesfeelmuchclosertotheartandkeepingculturalheritagealiveintoday’sworld.____41____(enhance)thisyear’sfestival,aseriesoflecturesandworkshopsdevotedtopopularizingtraditionalChineseoperawilloffervisitorsanopportunitytoengagewithoneofChina’smost____42____(treasure)traditionalartforms.Theseactivitiesaimtoprovide____43____deeperunderstandingofthehistory,performancestyles,andvocaltechniquesofChineseoperas,allowingaudiencestoconnectwith____44____(they)nation’srichculturalheritageinamoremeaningfulway.TheXiquOperaBlackBoxFestivalispraisedforpopularizingtraditionalChineseoperaswithsmallerproductions,andit_____45_____(active)breaksawayfromtheroutineoftraditionaloperawhileenablingcreativeteamstoexplorevariousstorytellingmethods.第四部分寫作（共兩節(jié)，滿分40分）第一節(jié)（滿分15分）46.假定你是李華，你的外國朋友Brian對(duì)中國文化很感興趣，發(fā)郵件向你詢問你最喜歡的節(jié)日。請(qǐng)你給他回一封郵件，邀請(qǐng)他來中國體驗(yàn)該節(jié)日，內(nèi)容包括：(1)介紹你最喜歡的一個(gè)節(jié)日；(2)描述該節(jié)日中難忘的經(jīng)歷。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。DearBrian,___________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________Yours,LiHua第二節(jié)（滿分25分）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。Ioftenpassedanignoredcommunitygardenafterschool.Oneafternoon,Idiscoveredanabandonedrosebushnearthegarbagepile,itsstemsbrokenandleavesdrooping(垂落).ItlookedasdefeatedasIfeltaftermyquarrelwithChloe,myformerbestfriend.Weeksofsilencefeltheavyandlong.Ifeltasenseofsympathy—maybeitwasbecausemyownnameisRose.SoIcarefullydugitup.Iwrappeditssmallrootsinmyshirtandcarriedithome—adeterminedrescuemissionforthiswoundedpieceofnature.Backhome,mydad,alandscaperwithadeeploveforgrowingflowers,sawmynewplant.Heexaminedtheweakplant,andthensmiled,“Everylivingthingdeservesasecondchance,Rose.Let’sseewhatwecandotogether.”Insteadoftakingover,hebecamemyguide.