高級(jí)中學(xué)名校試卷PAGEPAGE1黑龍江省齊齊哈爾市齊市地區(qū)普通高中聯(lián)考2025-2026學(xué)年高三上學(xué)期10月期中英語(yǔ)試題第一部分聽(tīng)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)。AThesummervacationseasonisanespeciallygoodtimeforafamilyfarmstayintheU.S.becausetheweatherisniceandfarmsaroundthecountryarefilledwithactivities.Herearefourofthebestfarmvacationswhereyoucanconnectwithnatureandlearnaboutfarmlife.StoneandThistleFarmEastMeredith,NewYorkFarmstayactivitiesonStoneandThistleFarmincludegrooming(刷洗)horses,milkinggoats,collectingeggsandholdingbabychicks.Additionalhands-onfieldandkitchenworkshopsareeducationalandfamily-friendlyexperiencesfocusedonfarmingorcookingexperiences(theseareseparatefromthefarmvacationandmustbebookedingroupsoffiveormore).BlissWoodBedandBreakfastRanchCatSpring,TexasSituatedina350-acrearea,BlissWoodBedandBreakfastRanchisaworkingfarm.Horsebackriding,ranchgames,fishingandfeedingtourswithfarmanimalsareallpartoftheguestexperiences.Anotherhighlightisthesafariexperience,aguidedtourwhereyoucangetclosetowildlifeanimals.TabulaRasaFarmsCarlton,OregonSetamongtherollinghillsofOregon’sWillametteValley,TabulaRasaFarmsletsfamiliesspreadoutandenjoylifeonafarm.Thetwo-bedroom,three-bathroomfarmhousecomeswithafullyequippedkitchen,washeranddryer.Insummer,there’saswimmingholebehindthehousealongwithmanyhikingtrails.Ashortwalkawayistheworkingfarm,withanimalssuchascows,pigsandducks.HomecomingRanchNelsonville,OhioFarmstaysatHomecomingRanchhonorboththelivestock(家畜)andthelandbysharingtheworkingranch’ssustainableandregenerativeagriculturalpracticeswithguests.The98-acrefarmishometoScottishHighlandgoatsandchickens.Farmtoursandinterestingactivitiessuchasmilkinggoatsandcollectingeggsandstrawberriesareafunwaytofacilitatelearningforkids.1.WhatisarequirementforthecookingactivityonStoneandThistleFarm?A.Collectingeggs. B.Preparingcookers.C.Makingreservations. D.Participatingingroupsoffour.2.Whereisthefarmthatappealstoswimminglovers?A.InEastMeredith,NewYork. B.InCatSpring,Texas.C.InCarlton,Oregon. D.InNelsonville,Ohio.3.WhatcanvisitorsdoatHomecomingRanch?A.Earnsomemoneybypickingfruits. B.Repaintathree-bathroomfarmhouse.C.Getclosetoavarietyofwildlifeanimals. D.Learnaboutregenerativefarmingpractices.BEvertheinnovatortoentertainitscustomers,thisMasschetusettescaferecentlycameupwithanovelattractionforitscustomers.“WalkinandgiveusyourBESTdancemovesfor5seconds,”readsasigndisplayedontheentrancedoor.Ifyoudoso,youcangetacupofcoffeeforfree.Theunexpecteddancevenue?CoffeeMilano,whichservesthemostdeliciouscoffee,drinks,breakfastandlunchalldaylong,sevendaysaweek.TheresponsetoCoffeeMilano’spromotionwaselectric,withmultiplecustomerseagertoshowofftheirbestdancemoves.“Itwasfun,energeticandsmiley,”saysJoshuaRashid,thecafeownerofthesmallfamily-ownedbusiness.“Funnydancescanreallyimprovecustomers’mood.”It’snosecretthatactinghappy,movingandmusiccangetyoufeelingbetter,evenifit’sabitunnaturalatfirst.Brainly,aknowledge-sharingcommunity,discussestheso-called“Facialfeedbackeffect”.Thisisdocumentedinstudiesshowingthatforcingasmilecanstillboostmoodandhappinesslevels.Thisislikelybecausewhenpeoplesmile,theirbrainsreleasesomethingthathelpstoreducestress.OnNovember23,2024,avideoofthedancingcustomersbecameahitonline,amassinganastonishing7.6millionviewsonlinesinceitwasposted.“Wejustthoughtitwasgoingtobeasmallthingforthepeoplethatcomeineveryday,”admitsOliverSvensen,socialmediadirectoratCoffeeMilano.Shesaysthehugesuccessofthecampaignisduetothevicarious(間接感受到的)pleasureofseeingpeoplefeelinghappyandexpressingthemselves,ratherthanthefreedrinkalone.“Iamstillprocessingthis.Ididn’trealizethepoweroftheInternet,”saysRashid.“Morecustomersarecominginanddancing.”Heplanstomakethisjoyfuleventamonthlyfixture.“Itwasamazingandfun.Thecustomerskeptaskingwhenthenextonewouldbe!”hesays.4.Thesignattheentrancecanbereplacedby“______”.A.Freecoffeeisjustadanceaway! B.Whowillbethebestdancer?C.Smileforacupoffreecoffee! D.Wouldyouliketodrinkcoffee?5.Whatisthefunctionofparagraph4?A.Tooffersomeadvice. B.Tosupportaclaim.C.Tointroduceanewtopic. D.Todoubtacommonbelief.6.WhatdoesOliverSvensenmentionaboutthecampaign?A.Thesocialpurposesoflaunchingit. B.Theeffortstoboostitonsocialmedia.C.Thefactorscontributingtoitssuccess. D.Thepracticalapproachestoexpandingit.7.WhatcanbeknownaboutRashid?A.Heisastonishedatthepopularityofthecampaign.B.Heplanstocomeupwithmoresimilarjoyfulevents.C.Heinitiallyhadlittleconfidenceinthetasteofcoffee.D.HefirstgottheideafromadiscussionontheInternet.CPlaygroundshavebeenmadesignificantlysafer.Therearesoftsurfacestoplayonandallthedangerousplayequipmentliketallmetalslideswherechildrenjumpedonandoffathighspeedshavebeenreplacedbymuchsaferplasticswingsandclimbingstructures.Hasremovingtheriskalsoremovedthefunandthechallenge?InAmsterdam,theDutchcapital,localofficialsbelieveso.That’swhytheywanttoreplaceboringplaygroundswithspacesthatallowkidstoplaywithwater,climb,sword-fightwithsticks,wrestleandfall.“Theinspirationisthatchildrenarehardlymoving,whichisahugeproblem,”saysRobHofland,oneoftheofficials.“Theyareattractedtoamoreengagingscreen,sittingstillforhours.WearelearningabouthowunhealthyitisthattheDutch—thesittingchampionsofEurope—aresoinactive.Thingsneedtochangeanditstartsyoung.”Takingrisksischildren’snature.Babiesstarttopullthemselvesuponfurnitureevenbeforetheycanstand.Olderchildrenareintroducedtoalargerangeofactivitiesthatcomewithpotentialrisklikeworkingwithtools.“Riskyplayisreallyafundamentalwayforchildrentofigureouttheworld,”saysMarianaBrussoni,aprofessorattheUniversityofBritishColumbia.“Engaginginriskyplayhelpsthemtodevelopself-confidence,resilience,executivefunctioningabilities,aswellasriskassessment.”Whileitisstillparents’jobtokeepkidssafeinplaygrounds,itisimportanttomakeinformedchoicesbeforeprohibitingriskyplay.That’swhyparentsshouldpracticewhatBrussonicallsthe17-secondrule.Soinsteadoftellingyourchildnottoclimbatreesohighorrunsofast,take17secondsandobservehowyourchildisdoingandwhattheyareabletodo.“Thiswillprovideyourchildrentheopportunitytofigureoutforthemselveswhat’scomfortableandwhattheycando,”saysBrussoni,addingthatthemostimportantthingyoucandoisgetoutofthewayandjustletchildrenplay.8.Whatarethecurrentplaygroundslike?A.Theyarechallengingforkids. B.Theyarebasicallyfreeofrisks.C.Theyarefulloffunnyelements. D.Theyaretailoredtorisk-takers’nature.9.WhydoesRobHoflandwanttobringbackriskplay?A.Tomotivatechildrentobecomemoreactive.B.ToobeythelatesthealthguidelinesinEurope.C.Totrainpotentialchampionsinthesportsfield.D.Toinspirechildrentoinventsmarterdevices.10.WhatdoesBrussonistressinparagraph5?A.Requirementsfortacklingrisks. B.Featuresofpredictablerisks.C.Waystoengageinriskyplay. D.Benefitsriskyplaycanbring.11.WhatdoesBrussoniadviseparentstodo?A.Stopobservingtheiradventurouskids. B.Actasarolemodelforlessbravekids.C.Allowtheirkidstoexploretheirpotential. D.Preventtheirkidsfromdoingriskysports.DInthehistoryoflifeonEarth,organismshavereliedonthelightofthesun,themoonandstarstofindtheirwayandscheduletheirlives.Whiletheemergenceofelectriclightinginthelate19thcenturymayhavebeenaboontohumans,ithasdonemuchharmtothenaturalworld.Amongthenegativeimpactsofartificiallightatnight(ALAN),lightpollutionleadsmigratingbirdstocitieswithterribleconsequences,contributestothealarmingdeclineininsectpopulations,andconvincesseaturtlestoclimbawayfromthewaterinsteadoftowardsit.Now,anewstudyfromtheUniversityofPlymouthaddsanotherfindingabouthowALANisaffectingcoralreefs(珊瑚礁):Lightpollutionfromcoastalcitiescantrickthemintospawning(產(chǎn)卵)outsideoftheappropriatetimeswhentheywouldnormallyreproduce.Usingacombinationoflightpollutiondataandspawningobservations,researchersareabletoshowforthefirsttimethatcoralsexposedtoALANarespawningonetothreedaysearlierandclosertothefullmooncomparedtothoseonunlightedreefs.Coralsreleaseeggsoncertainnightsoftheyear,guidedbylunarcycles.Ifcoralsarespawningondifferentnights,inspiredtodosobytheconfusionoflightpollution,itcouldreducethelikelihoodofcoraleggsbeingfertilizedandsurvivingtoproducenewadultcoralsthathelpreefstorecover.“Coralreefsareamongthemostbiodiverseandeconomicallyimportantecosystemsontheplanet.Massbleaching(白化)eventscausedbyclimatechange,habitatdestruction,fisheries,waterpollutionandotherdisturbanceshavereducedcoralreefssubstantiallysincethe1950s,”theseworriedresearcherswrite.“Thecompletelossofcoralsisanticipatedoverthenext100years.”“IfwewanttoreducetheharmALANiscausing,wecandelayswitchingonnight-timelightingincoastalregionstoensurethenaturaldarkperiodbetweensunsetandmoonrisethatguidesspawningremainscomplete,”saysleadauthorDr.ThomasDavies.Obviously,lightpollutionisoneoftheleastcomplicatedpollutionsourcestofix.Solvingplasticpollutionandgreenhousegasemissionswilltakeahumanity-wideseachangetofix,butlightpollution?Wejustneedtoturnoffthelightswhennecessary.Thatcanmakeasignificantdifferencetothenaturalworld.12.Whatdoestheunderlinedword“boon”inparagraph1mostprobablymean?A.Blessing. B.Demonstration. C.Trend. D.Crisis.13.HowdoesALANaffectcorals?A.Itblindsnewadultcorals. B.Itmisleadsthemintospawning.C.Itkeepsthemfromreproducing. D.Itencouragescoralegghunting.14.Whydotheresearchersfeelworried?A.Coralsareexposedtomoonlight. B.Coralsarelikelytobecomeextinct.C.Coralshavelosttheirecologicalvalue. D.Coralscausedisturbancestofisheries.15.Whatisthemainpurposeofthetext?A.Toanalyzetheimpactofhumanactivity. B.Toemphasizethesignificantroleofcorals.C.Torevealtherootsourcesofcorals’decline. D.Tocallforactiontoreducelightpollution.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)為多余選項(xiàng)。Easyaccesstoinformationallowsforglobalconnectivityandlearning.However,ithasalsofueledtherapidspreadofmisleadingandevenharmfulcontent.Herearesomecommontrapsthatweshouldtrytoavoidinadigitalera.____16____.Photosandvideoscanmakeastorymoreinteresting.ButduetoAIsoftware,theycanbeeasilyalteredtobeasmisleadingastexts.ThesiteSlateroncerananexperiment,inwhichtheyshowedimagesofcertainevents—onlysomeofwhichwerereal.____17____.Sodon’tjustrelyonwhatyouseeimmediatelyinfrontofyoureyes.Turntosearchengines,fact-checkingwebsitesortoolstouncoverwhethertheyhavebeenrepresented.Livinginourownbubble(氣泡).____18____.Andsocialmediacanmakethiseffectworsebyrecommendingcontentwe’relikelytoengagewith.Asaresult,wemayfeellesscriticaloftheinformationthatmatchesourassumptions,whiledismissinganythingthatdisagreeswithours.Therefore,itisimportanttoseekinformationfromarangeofcrediblesources,especiallythosewithdifferingviewpoints.Indoingso,wemightbesurprisedtofindinformationthatquestionsthefactswetookforgranted.Reactingwithoutasecondthought.Thefastpaceofdigitalcontentencouragesimmediatereactions.____19____.Beforeliking,commenting,orsharingapost,takeamomenttoevaluateitscredibility.Startbyaskingsimplebutimportantquestions:Whobenefitsfromthisstory?Whatevidencesupportstheclaims?Aretheredifferentexplanations?____20____.A.SeeingisbelievingB.WatchingoutformisleadingeditionC.ButabriefthinkingcanmakeallthedifferenceD.WearenaturallyattractedtoideasthatmatchourbeliefsE.StoriesheavilyplayingonemotionsmakethemmorelikelytobesharedF.SuchahabitofreflectioncanpreventtheunintentionalspreadoffalsehoodsG.Whenquestioned,nearlyhalfthereadersfailedtodetectmisleadinglyeditedones第三部分語(yǔ)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)。Pigeons(鴿子)inLondonhaveabadreputation.Somepeopleevencallthem“flyingrats”.Andmanyblamethemfor____21____pollutionwiththeirdroppings.Butnowthe____22____arebeingusedtofightanotherkindofpollutioninthiscityof8.5million.Accordingtoofficialdata,London’spoorairquality____23____nearly10,000earlydeathseachyear.Ifpeoplearebetterinformedabouttheairthey’re____24____,theycanadapttheiroutdooractivitiesiftheairispoisonous.Butthe____25____isthatpeoplecannotgettherelatedinformationontime.Now,anovelsolution,whichisbeingtestedinRegent’sPark,might____26____.“Thegoalistobetter____27____pollution,whilemakingtheresults____28____tothepublic,”saidPierreDuquesnoy,theprojectdirector.Hisfirstchallengeishowtogoacrossthecity____29____togetasmuchdataaspossible.Drones(無(wú)人機(jī))werehisfirstthought.Butit’s____30____toflythemoverLondon.“ButpigeonsarenotbannedfromflyingaboveLondon,right?”hesaid.“So,I____31____aboutusingthe‘flyingrats’.”First,he____32____tinysensorsaroundthepigeons’bodiestogatherdataaboutCOandotherairpollutantsthat____33____ourhealth.ThedataisthenuploadedtothePigeonAirpatrol’ssocialmediaaccount,fromwhichLondonerscangetlive____34____andadapttheiroutdooractivitiesiftheairispoisonous.“Ihopemyprojectmayhelpthese‘flyingrats’gainsome____35____fromtheLondoners,”hesaid.21.A.causing B.mixing C.comparing D.cutting22.A.cats B.dogs C.rats D.birds23.A.getsridof B.leadsto C.turnsto D.makesuseof24.A.producing B.avoiding C.breathing D.challenging25.A.news B.evidence C.problem D.reason26.A.help B.disappear C.improve D.fail27.A.reduce B.measure C.ignore D.understand28.A.confusing B.inaccurate C.interesting D.accessible29.A.quickly B.secretly C.carelessly D.noisily30.A.costly B.illegal C.safe D.irresponsible31.A.worried B.talked C.thought D.argued32.A.detects B.hides C.cleans D.attaches33.A.protect B.monitor C.impact D.ensure34.A.readings B.videos C.games D.concerts35.A.intelligence B.respect C.knowledge D.influence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。HiddeninthemountainsofChina’sGuizhouProvince____36____(be)manysmallvillagespopulatedbyMiao,Dongandotherminoritygroups.Theseethnicgroupshaveunique,centuries-old____37____(tradition),includingfestivals,songsanddances.However,withtherapidsocialchangesandurbanizationinrecentyears,theyareunderseverethreatandinsomecasesfaceextinction.Withfundfromthegovernment,aprojectwaslaunchedin2009,whichinvolved16countiesandfocusedonbuildingcapacity,____38____(improve)publicfacilitiesandprotectingculturalheritage.Topromotemore____39____(effect)useoftheinvestment,villagerswereinvolvedin____40____entireprocessofprojectselectionanddesign.LiZhengxueisoneofthevillagers____41____havebenefitedfromtheproject.Li’soldhousewasbuiltin1957.Ithadnorunningwateroraprivatetoilet.Withfundfromtheproject,hebuiltanewtwo-storiedwoodenhousewhichisnotonlyequippedwithmodernfacilities,____42____canalsoserveasahomestayfortourists.“Thedistributionoffundwasajointdecision.Weheldavillagemeeting____43____(inform)allvillagers.Applicationswerereviewedbyelectedrepresentativesofvillagers,andtheresultwasdisplayed____44____(public)forfivedays,”explainedLiShengsheng,headofGanrongVillage.“Prioritywasgiventothepoorerfamilies.”“Theprojecthasraisedlocalcommunities’awarenessoftheirownculturalheritage,promotedtheirsenseofprideandconfidence,andservedasanencouragementfor____45____(it)protectionandpreservation,”saidLiGuang,directoroftheGuizhouProjectManagementOffice.第四部分寫作(共兩節(jié)，滿分40分)第一節(jié)(滿分15分)46.在中國(guó)第14個(gè)全國(guó)食品安全宣傳周(ChinaFoodSafetyPublicityWeek)來(lái)臨之際，你校正在舉辦以“食品安全”為主題的英語(yǔ)征文比賽。請(qǐng)你寫一篇短文投稿，內(nèi)容包括：1．食品安全的重要性；2．提高食品安全的措施。注意：1．寫作詞數(shù)應(yīng)為80個(gè)左右；2．可以適當(dāng)增加細(xì)節(jié)，以使行文連貫。___________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________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(yǔ)續(xù)寫兩段，使之構(gòu)成一篇完整的短文。JohnandDavidhadbeenfriendssincetheymetincollege,andnowtheyfoundthemselveshikingthroughalocalmountain.Thenoonsunshonethroughtheforestastheywalkedforward,theirbackpacksheavywithsupplies.“Howmuchfurtherdoyouthinkweneedtogobeforereachingthetop?”Johnsaid.“Theguywemetatthefootofthemountainprobablyhasalreadymadeit.Ithinkweshouldspeedup.”Davidconsultedthemapandsaid,“Weshouldreachthetopinaboutanhour.We’remakinggoodprogress.There’snohurry—weshouldn’tmissthesurroundingscenery.”Astheycontinuedtheirjourney,thelandsca