高級(jí)中學(xué)名校試卷PAGEPAGE1江蘇省宿遷市某中學(xué)2025-2026學(xué)年高三上學(xué)期11月月考英語試題第一部分(略)第二部分(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)。ATheAll-rounder—LeaveThisCleverCleanertovacuumandmopthefloors,thenwashanddryitselfADVANCEDEFFICIENCYCombiningapowerfulvacuumwithanadvancedmoppingsystem,allinoneneatpackage,theRoborockOrevoMaxVmakesiteasierthanevertokeepyourfloorslookingandfeelingtheirbest.Iteffortlesslymopshardfloorsandremovesdust,dirt,hairandotherrubbishfrommostfloorsurfaces,thankstoitsextremevacuumabilityandFlexiArmDesign,whichhelpseliminate(消除)blindspotsandachievegreatercoverage.SELFCLEANINGThishard-workingrobotdoesn’tjustkeepyourfloorsclean-italsowashesanddriesitselftoensureitdeliversthebestresultsandcreateslessworkforyou.Themopautomaticallycleansitselfasitworks,thentheMultifunctionalDock2.0systemrunsacleaningcyclethatincludesemptyingdustanddirt,refillingtherobot’swatertank,cleaningthemopwithhotwaterandthendryingitwithwarmair.FLEXIBLEFEATURESSay“HelloRocky”followedbycommandstogettherobottostartorpausecleaningaspecificareaandmoreperfectforunexpectedspills.TheRoborockQrevoMaxValsohasautomaticpetrecognition,enablingittomoveasidetoavoidscaringfurryfriends.PUREPERFORMMANCEWithlong-rangeprojectionforthelargestofspaces,andtheabilitytocaptureandreportonpollutantsinrealtime,therobotprovidesabreathoffreshair.Itsacoustically(聲學(xué))engineeredmotorisquiettorun,evenatfullpower,anditsgentlebreezemodeoffersaneasilyadjustableairflowangleforamorerefreshingfeel.1.WhichofthefollowingisanappealingfeatureoftheCleverCleaner?A.Itdoesn’tneedanywater. B.Itcleverlyavoidsblindspots.C.Ittakesgreatefforttomophardfloors. D.Itautomaticallypreparesitselfforthenexttask.2.Howcanthecleaningrobotgetstarted?A.Makethesoundof“HelloRocky”. B.Putitbacktothemaincontainer.C.Layafurryfriendinfrontofit. D.Chooseamodebypressingabutton.3.Whereisthetextprobablytakenfrom?A.Asciencereport. B.Anadvertisingposter.C.Anacademicessay. D.Anenvironmentalbrochure.BCecilyEklundhasalwaysadoredherbabydolls(洋娃娃).Whenshewassix,sheneededthemmorethanever:Shehadtogothroughbrain-cancersurgeryandMRIscans,butshewastoldshecouldn’ttakeherfavouritedollswithherintothemagnetic(磁性的)machinebecausetheyhadmetalinthem.SoCecilyandhermom,Cathy—ahome-schoolerofsevenkidsandaprofessionaldollmakerinWestlock—gotcreative.Together,theymadeaspecialdoll,usingweightedglassandotherMRI-safematerials,thatcouldstaywithCecilyduringthelongimagingappointments.Besidesthematerialsitwasmadewith,thedollwasuniqueinthatithadnofacialfeatures.“That’ssotheycanhaveanyemotion,”saysCecily,whowasinspiredtocreatethesedolls,called“BlessingBabies”,forothersickkids.Sheandhermombegancreatingmore,donatingsometochildren’shospitalsandsellingotherstofundraise.Duetohighdemand,theyinvitedotherdollmakerstoworkalongsidethem.Soon,dollmakersworldwidealsobegancontributing,sendingboxesoftheirhandmadedollstosupportthecause.Cecily’sinitiativesgrew.Shebegansellinghandmadefurrypuppiesandinspirationalclothingpatches,inadditiontorunningtoydrivesandfundraisersforvariouscharities.Includingmonetaryandgiftdonations,Cecilyhasraisedmorethan$200,000sofar.Cecily’sgenerositycaughttheattentionofanotherwell-knownEdmontonian,theOilers’powerforwardEvanderKane,whometherinthepressboxatagame,whenhewasrecoveringfromaninjuredwrist.Kanegaveherashirtwithhisnameonit,andinexchangeshegavehimapatchthatread“Scarsaretattoos(紋身)withbetterstories.”TodayCecilycallsherselfabrain-cancersurvivorand“childhoodcancerawarenessfighter”,butsheisstillfollowedcloselybyherteamatthechildren’shospital.Whenaskedforadviceonsuccessfulfundraising,sheemphasizestheimportanceofgenerosity.“Youdon’tgetpoorbygiving,”Cecilysays“Becauseyoualwaysgetsomethingback,onewayoranother.”4.WhydidCecilyneedherbabydollsmoreattheageof6?A.Becausetheywereveryadorable. B.Becausetheycouldtreatherillness.C.Becausetheycouldofferhercomfort. D.Becausetheyallhadmetalinthem.5.Whatmakes“BlessingBabies”unique?A.Theyaremadewithsimpleglass. B.Theyhavenofacialexpressions.C.Theyhelpraisemoneyforcharities. D.Theyareproducedbysickchildren.6.WhydoestheauthormentionEvanderKane?A.Tohighlighthiswristinjuries. B.Tostresshisglobalpopularity.C.ToexplainthereasonsforCecily’sefforts. D.ToshowtheimpactofCecily’sgenerosity.7.Whichofthefollowingisasuitabletitleforthetext?A.Generosity:theKeytoFriendship B.BabyDolls:theComforttoKidsC.CreatingComfortsforKidswithCancer D.ALittleFighteragainstChildhoodCancerCBehonest:howoftendoesyoursocialmediascrollingleadtoshopping?AndhowmanyofthosethingsthatTikTokmadeyoubuydidyouactuallyneed?Enterde-influencing,theTikToktrendaimingtosaveourbankbalancesintheprocess.De-influencingistheTikToktrendwithhundredsofmillionsofviewsthat’schallengingthepromotionaroundso-calledpopularproductsbytellingyouwhatyoushouldn’tbuy,insteadofwhatyoushould.It’saresponsetoafewdifferentthings,includingageneralfeelingofover-consumptionandthecostoflivingcrisis.“Peopleareexperiencingageneralsocialmediafatigue(厭倦)atthemoment,”saysmakeupartistandbeautycontentcreatorRoseGallagher.“Originally,user-generatedcontentwassopopularbecausepeopletendedtosharethoughtsonthingsthattheyhadpurchasedthemselveswithnorealconnectiontothebrand.Now,withsomuchtobegainedfromgivingapositivereview,ithasbecomehardertotellthegenuinereviewsfromthoseinfluencedbythepotentialforearning.”Howisde-influencingdifferentfrominfluencing?Itsoundsprogressive,butonceyouscratchthesurface,thereisn’tahugedifferencebetweeninfluencingandde-influencing.“It’sstillinfluencebutit’stellingpeoplewhatnottobuy,”saysKendall.WhileTikTokersmaybewarningconsumersawayfromexpensiveorwell-knownproducts,somecontinuetoinfluencebytellingconsumerswhattheyshouldbuyinstead.Beinghonestandauthentichasthepotentialtopayoff,too.Whilecriticizingbigbrandsmayreduceaninfluencer’schancesoflandinganewdealintheshortterm,italsomayincreasetheirlong-termreachastheygainareputationforbeingtrustworthy.Sparkingdebatesoverwhetheraproductworksornotcanalsodrivesalesforbrands,asconsumersrespondbywantingtotryitforthemselves.Whatisdifferentaboutde-influencingisencouragingconsumerstotakeamomenttothinkaboutwhethertheyneedaproductandwhetherit’srightforthemversuswhetherthey’resimplybeinginfluencedbecauseit’snew,popular,orexciting.Thisispartofabiggermovementinbeauty.8.Whydoestheauthorposethetwoquestionsinparagraph1?A.Totestreaders’honesty. B.Topresentpeople’sdoubts.C.Tointroducethetopicofthepassage. D.Togiveawarningagainstsocialmedia.9.Accordingtothepassage,whichisNOTafactorthatcausesde-influencing?A.Anoverallfeelingofover-consumption. B.Thehighcostofthetoughmodernlife.C.Theincreasingnumberofgenuinereviews. D.People’sbehaviourofbuyingmorethanneeded.10.Inwhatwayisde-influencingsimilartoinfluencingaccordingtotheauthor?A.Stayinghonestandauthenticinfaceofprofits.B.Guidingconsumers’decisionsonpurchasing.C.Warningconsumersawayfromexpensiveproducts.D.Leadingcustomerstotryproductsbysparkingdebates.11.Whatisthewriter’sattitudetowardsde-influencing?A.Doubtful. B.Objective. C.Disapproving. D.Sympathetic.DAreviewintowhetherwildlifeconservationprojectsaroundtheworldactuallyworkhasfoundsuccessintwo-thirdsofcases.However,conservationistssuchaswildlifepresenterChrisPackhamhavewarnedthatmuchmoreworkisneededinordertomakeadifferenceintacklingbiodiversitycrisis.“It’simportanttocelebratesuccess,”PackhamtoldBBCScienceFocus.“Butatthesametime,oneofthereasonsIwouldarguewehaven’tdoneenoughisthatwe’vebeentootimid.We’vebeenaskingpolitelyratherthandemandingdirectly.Nowwe’rerunningoutoftime.”Thenewstudy,publishedinthejournalScience,involvedscientistsfromuniversitiesandinstitutionsaroundtheworld.Toevaluatetheoverallimpactofconservationwork,theyconsidered186conservationprojects,fromlocaltocontinentalscales,withameasurableimpact.Theycollectedandstandardizeddataonbiodiversitylevelsbeforeandaftertheprojects.Themostsuccessfulconservation,theyfound,targetedspeciesandecosystems.Theseeffortsincludedprojectslikeinvasive(入侵的)speciescontrol,reducinghabitatlossandrestoringhabitats.protectingareasandmanagingecosystemssustainably.Here,“success”meanteitherimprovingbiodiversityoratleastslowingdownitsdecline.Manyinternationalconservationgoalshaveyettobemet,butthenewstudyarguesthisisbecauseresearchershaven’tpreviouslyunderstoodwhattheimpactofwildlifeconservationmaybe.Knowingwhethercurrentconservationmethodsaresuccessfulcouldhelptocreatemoreaccuratetargets.Whilecelebrationsforindividualspeciesandlocalareasmaybeinorder,theresearcherssaythescaleofconservationmustbesignificantlyincreased,“particularlybeyondthetraditionalconservationfield,”ifwe’regoingtosolvetheglobalbiodiversitycrisis.Threatstospecieshavebeencausedbyhuman-generatedclimatechange,habitatdestructionandpollution.“Whilewe’vebeenrecordingthesedisastrousdeclines,wehavealsobeenputtingtogetherthistoolkit(工具箱)forrecovery,”Packhamsaid.“Butasthepaperverysadlyandaccuratelypointsout,wesimplyhaven’tbeendoingitrapidlyandbroadlyenough.That’sthebottomline.”12.Whichofthefollowingistrueaboutthereview?A.Itiswrittenbyawildlifepresenter.B.Itispraisedbymanyconservationists.C.Itshowsthepositiveresultsofconservationefforts.D.Itcallsformoreworktotacklebiodiversitycrisis.13.Whatdoestheunderlinedword“timid”meaninparagraph2?A.Cautious. B.Proud. C.Frank. D.Brave.14.Howcanthenewstudyhelpfurtherwildlifeconservation?A.Bycollectingvariousdata. B.Byreducinghabitatloss.C.Bytargetingspeciesandecosystems. D.Bydecidingonmoreaccuratetargets.15.Whatarethelasttwoparagraphsmainlyabout?A.Reportsonthecurrentsuccessinconservation.B.Advantagesofrecordingthedeclinesofspecies.C.Significanceofbroadeningtheconservationscale.D.Suggestionsontheconclusionofthescientificpaper.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)。AsDecemberstarts,sodoespartyseason.Whetherit’stheofficeChristmaspartyorNewYear’Eve,socializingfillsmanypeoplewithfear.Ifallthepartiesoverthefestiveperiodstressedyouout,thefirstthingtosayisyou’renotalone.____16____Thereasonforthisisthewayweevolved.____17____That’swhywehavedevelopedinstincts(本能)tocarealotaboutsocialstuff,aresoconcernedaboutthingslikereputationandstatus,andareafraidofmakingafoolofourselvesorbeingleftout.Butdon’tforget,socialoccasionsareanopportunity,notjustathreat.____18____Soasaninitialsteptowardsreducingyouranxiety,tryboostingyourhopefulnessabouttheseevents.Forexample,remindyourselfofoccasions—howeverraretheymightbe—whenthingswentwellandyouhadafuntimeoryoumadenewfriends.____19____Ratherthanwaitingfortheobligations(義務(wù))torollinandhangoveryoulikeadarkcloud,beclearaboutwhichonesyoureallywant.Iftherearefriendsyou’dlovetogowith,don’twaitforthemtoaskyou—reachoutandmakeithappen.Indeed,excessiveself-focusisoneofthemaindriversofsocialanxiety.Constantlymonitoringyourownbehaviourandwordswillfuelyournervesandleadyoutoactmoreawkwardly.____20____Youcanevengiveyourselfanotherif-thenplantohelpwithit:ifIfindmyselfbeingself-focused,thenI’llmakeaconsciousefforttofocusonwhatsomeoneissayingorwearing.Likeallchallengesinlifewefinddifficult,socializinggetseasierwithpractice.A.Next,bealittlestrategicandactive.B.Don’toverestimatehowpeoplejudgeyou.C.Yourfriendsprobablylikeyoumorethanyourealize.D.Youcanfocusyourattentionoutwardstoreduceanxiety.E.Actually,feelingnervousaboutsocializingisincrediblycommon.F.Throughouthistory,humansneededtoworkingroupstostayalive.G.They’reachancetocreatesharedmemories,bondandhavefuntogether.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)。Iwas13backthen,standingatthekitchentable,mylonghairhangingalmosttomywaist.I’dbeenlongingforatriple-layerchocolatecakeallweek.NowthatitwasSaturday,Iwas____21____tomakeit.IlaidouteverythingIwould____22____.Ingredients____23____butter,eggsandbakingchocolateandtheelectricmixerthatwouldcombinethemintoasmoothbatter(面糊).“Yououghttopullyour____24____backinaponytail(馬尾)whileyou’rebaking,Therese,”saidmymom.“It’llgetinyourway.”“No,itwon’t,”Isaid,____25____heroff.“I’llbefine.”Iwasn’tsomechildwhoneeded____26____.Iwasateenager.Iknew____27____whatIwasdoing.Holdingthemixerwithmyrighthand,I____28____thechocolateandbutterintothedryingredientswithmyleft.Thelittlebutterybowlwasslippery.Actingquickly—quickenoughtoknockaspoonoffthetable—Imanagedtocatchthebowl____29____itslippedoutofmyhand.Withthemixerrunning,Ibentoverto_____30_____thespoon.Ididn’trealizeI’ddroppedmyhairintothebatteruntilthebeatersgotholdofit.In_____31_____,mylonghairwastwisted(纏繞)rightuptomyhead.“Mom!”Icried.Sheranintothe_____32_____tofindmebendingoverthetable,myface_____33_____tothemixingbowl.Themixerwastootwistedupwithmyhairandthebattertokeep_____34_____.Momshutoffthemixer.Shecouldhavesaid,“Itoldyouso,”oraskedmewhyIdidn’t_____35_____.Butshedidn’t.Shejusttriedherbesttounwindmyhairfromthebeaters.21.A.forced B.determined C.invited D.required22.A.buy B.have C.need D.collect23.A.extending B.joining C.consisting D.including24.A.coffee B.hair C.mixer D.spoon25.A.waving B.scaring C.seeing D.taking26.A.support B.direction C.affection D.courage27.A.extremely B.sincerely C.exactly D.immediately28.A.poured B.pulled C.pushed D.packed29.A.until B.unless C.after D.before30.A.workout B.kickoff C.pickup D.takein31.A.seconds B.hours C.groups D.cases32.A.shop B.kitchen C.garden D.house33.A.compared B.limited C.pressed D.directed34.A.showing B.holding C.flashing D.working35.A.reflect B.object C.listen D.react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。Visitingamuseumorgoingonastudytourisafastdevelopingsocialtrend,whichhassignificantlyincreasedfootfalls(客流)atmajor,popularmuseums.Suchhasbeentherushofvisitorsthatmanymuseumshaveextended____36____(they)openinghours.What’smore,thevisitorscomprisenotonlyhistorylovers,butalso____37____increasingnumberofordinarypeople.Allthissuggeststheculturaltourismsector____38____(show)strongrecoveryatpresent,whichinturnhasacceleratedculture-tourismintegration.However,the____39____(rapid)risingfootfallshavepresentednewchallengesforthemuseums,astheyhavetocatertothevisitors’demandforspecialculturalservices,andtakemeasurestobetterfacilitateacademicresearch.TheexperienceoftheSuzhouMuseuminJiangsuprovincemaygivereadersanideaabout____40____themuseumsshoulddotodealwiththeonrushofvisitors.First,themuseumsshouldconsider____41____(extend)theirrolebeyondthetraditionalfieldofeducationandresearch,andintegrateintothelocaltourismsector.Theycould,forexample,conductsurveys____42____(determine)whatsortofculturalservicestheyshouldprovidetomeettheneedsofthevisitors.Second,the____43____(apply)ofdigitaltechnologycanpromotereformintheculturalrelicandartworkfield.Third,cross-borderintegrationofculturaland____44____(education)resourceshasbecomeanewtrendatatimewhenChinaispromotinglong-termlearningandeducation.Andfourth,museumsshoulddevelopservicesforelderlypeopletoo,giventhefactthatelderlypeopleaccount______45______morethan20percentofChina’stotalpopulation.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，你班在校英語戲劇節(jié)中獲得一等獎(jiǎng)，外教James打算為此慶祝，并委托你調(diào)查同學(xué)們喜歡的慶祝方式。請(qǐng)你根據(jù)下圖的調(diào)查結(jié)果，給外教回一封英文郵件，內(nèi)容包括：（1）陳述調(diào)查結(jié)果；（2）你的個(gè)人建議；（3）說明理由。注意：（1）寫作詞數(shù)應(yīng)為100個(gè)左右；（2）請(qǐng)按如下格式在答題卡的相應(yīng)位置作答。DearJames,Thankssomuchforyourenthusiasmincelebratingourclass’ssuccess._________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________Yourssincerely,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。OfficerJondawasdrivingonadangerousroadonecold,darkwinternight.Thestormmadeitdifficulttosee,butshecouldtellthecarinfrontofherwasswaying.Althoughitwasstillwithinitslane,Jondahadasixthsenseforaccidentsandlivedinterrorofthemeversincethatawfulnightsomanyyearsago.Shestillcouldn'tabolishtheterribleimageofthatteenagerscreamingforhelp,herhelp.Helpthatshehadbeenunabletogiveasshewasdrivenbackbytheintenseheatofthecarfire.ThesewerememoriesJondacouldneverreallyturnoff.Shecountedonhertrainingforsupport,andthesedayssheneverignoredanysignsofthenextaccident.Herpartner,David,took