高級(jí)中學(xué)名校試卷PAGEPAGE1寧夏青銅峽市某中學(xué)2025-2026學(xué)年高三上學(xué)期期中考試英語(yǔ)試題第一部分：聽(tīng)力（略）第二部分：閱讀理解（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)，并在答題卡上將該選項(xiàng)涂黑。AComeandseetheSnowmanExperiencethemagicofTheSnowmaninawholenewwaythisChristmas.CarrotPerformersaretheworld’smostexperiencedperformersofTheSnowmanfilm.TheyaredelightedtobetouringwiththeirChristmasshowagainthisDecember.Theshowwillfeaturealiveorchestra.Followingthistherewillbeoneoftwoexclusive(獨(dú)家的)films:ADonkey’sTaleSetamidstthewildlandscapeofConnemarainthewestofIreland,ittellstheheartwarmingstoryofDillon,anordinarydonkeywithanextraordinarydreamthattakeshimonajourneythatwillchangehislife.TheBearandthePianoThisbeautifultaleofmusicwasfirstbroughttothebigscreenin2017.Withmusicplayedlivebyaprofessionalorchestra,andanarration(旁白)recordedbysuperstarJoannaLumley,thiscreationisafamilyfavoriteforthenextgeneration.●ForCHESTERperformances,pleasetelephone:01244500959●ForWINCHESTERperformances,pleasetelephone:01962857275●Forallotherperformances,pleasetelephone:03448000410Tourdates&ticketprices●ChesterCathedral(+ADonkey’sTale)25/122:00pmCenterseats:Child(18Monthsto17Years)￡15;Adult￡21Restrictedview:Child(18Monthsto17Years)￡9;Adult￡15●WinchesterCathedral(+TheBearandthePiano)26/125:00pmGeneralTickets:Child(18Monthsto17Years)￡16;Adult￡19TheatreCardMembers:￡16●BeverleyMinster(+TheBearandthePiano)27/126:00pmCenterseats:Child(18Monthsto17Years)￡15;Adult￡20Rearseats:Child(18Monthsto17Years)￡12;Adult￡18●DurhamCathedral(+ADonkey’sTale)28/127:00pmFrontseats:Child(18Monthsto17Years)￡16;Adult￡20Rearseats:Child(18Monthsto17Years)￡11;Adult￡161.WhatdoweknowaboutTheSnowmantour?A.Youcanseethreefilmswithoneticket. B.JoannaLumleynarratesADonkey’sTale.C.It’splayedlivebyprofessionalperformers. D.It’sthefirstshowofTheBearandthePiano.2.WhichnumbershouldyoucallfortheshowatDurhamCathedral?A.01244500959. B.01962500959. C.01962857275. D.03448000410.3.Wherecanyougetabetterticketpricewithamembershipcard?A.AtChesterCathedral. B.AtWinchesterCathedral.C.AtBeverleyMinster. D.AtDurhamCathedral.BMortenHolm,a56-year-oldDanisharchitect,showcasesthedynamiclifestyle,switchingfromarchitecttourbandesigner,andnowoperatorofanatureschoolonasuburbanfarm.Yet,beneaththesevariedtitlesliesonegoal:tocreateurbanoases(綠洲)thatharmonizecitylifewithnature.Holm’sfirstvisittoChinawasabusinesstripin2001,whichsparkedacuriositythatwouldchangehislife.“Everymorning,Iwouldsneakouttoexplorethecitybeforethemeetings,”herecalled.Thebusystreets,thebitchaoticyetlivelyhutongs,andthecity’stransformationappealedtohim.Tenyearslater,HolmresolvedtorelocatetoChina,sellinghisshareinhisarchitecturalfirmandsettingupanewpartnershipinChina“tounderstandandlearnfromorevenbepartofthecountry’srapiddevelopment”.Archiland,thedesigncompanyHolmpartneredwith,nowoperatesacrossseveralChinesecities,focusingonsustainablearchitectureandurbandesign.AmongtheprojectshehasundertakeninChina,therenovation(翻新)ofBeijing’sLiangmaRiverstandsoutofthemostimpressiveonetohim.ForHolm,therenovationoftheLiangmaRiverwastocreatea“softlivingspace”,boostinglocalbusinessesandenhancingresidents’qualityoflife.“Whenurbanizationreachesacertainlevel,it’snotjustaboutquantity—moreroutesandhousing—butaboutmakinglifeinthecitymorelivable,increasingthequalityoflife,andmakingpeoplehappier,”hesaid.ButHolm’svisionextendsbeyondurbanprojects.In2020,heandhiswifetransformedhisin-laws’orchard(果園)intoanorganicfarmandgreenschoolcalledFunFarmFam,inspiredbyDenmark’sgreeneducationmodels.“The‘GreenSchool’hasbecomeabeaconforurbanfamiliesseekingaconnectionwithnature,”hesaid.HolmseessimilaritiesbetweenChinaandDenmark,notingasharedpracticalapproachtodevelopmentandthepotentialforcooperation.“Thecooperationcanbeveryfruitfulinareas,includingagriculture,greeneconomy,andurbanlivability,”hesaid.4.WhydidHolmdecidetomovetoChina?A.Hehadsoldhisshareinhiscompany. B.HereceivedajobofferfromArchiland.C.HewantedtoengageinChina’sdevelopment. D.HewasstruckbythecharmofhutongsinBeijing.5.WhatwasthemaingoaloftheLiangmaRiverrenovationproject?A.Toboosttransportcapacity. B.Toextendbusinessdistricts.C.Topromotethecity’slivability. D.Toconstructmoreapartments.6.What’sspecialaboutFunFarmFam?A.Ithasbecomeatouristattraction. B.Itfocusesonhigh-techagriculture.C.Itismainlyintendedforruralkids. D.Itintegratesfarmingwitheducation.7.WhatcanbeinferredaboutHolmaccordingtothetext?A.Heprioritizeseconomicdevelopment.B.Heisindifferenttopeople’squalityoflife.C.Heexploreshisculturalidentitythroughtraveling.D.Headvocatesincludingnatureinurbandevelopment.C“Individualsofallageswhohaveempathy(共情)understandthatsometimestellinglittlewhiteliescanprotectotherpeoplefromgettinghurt,”saysBarbaraGreenberg,aclinicalpsychologistinConnecticut.“MostpeoplethatIhavecomeacrosstelltheselittlewhiteliesbecausetheyunderstandthat100percenthonestyallthetimeisnotbeneficial.”Awhitelie,sheexplains,sparespeoplefromunnecessaryhurt.Atthesametime,Dr.JuliaBreur,amarriageandfamilytherapistinFlorida,emphasizestheimportanceofpayingattentiontothewaywerespondtosomeone.Thefactisthatnottellingthetruthcanresultinsomethingunpleasantonyou;it’snotjustaboutthepersonthewhitelieisbeingtoldto.Forexample,shesayssomeonewhoalwaystellsothersthat“allisgood”whenitcomestoasickparentinanefforttoavoiddiscussionsabouthowserioustheirhealthissuereallyis,caneventuallyfacestressfulexperiences.Whenthatparenteventuallypassesaway,thepersonwhoalwaysgavean“allisgood”responseendsupemotionallybroken.Sometimes,tellingwhiteliesoftendependsonthesituation,Dr.Breursays.Forexample,considerawomanwhohasnotseenhermotherforseveralmonths.Thedaughterhasgainednoticeableweight,yetthemotherrespondsbyexcitedlydeclaringthatshelooksgreat.“Iemphasizeduringpsychotherapysessionswithmypatientsthatcontexthelpsdefinemeaning,”Dr.Breursays.“Sowhenwelookatthecontextofamothersayingyoulookgreatwhensheclearlyseesthatherdaughterhasgainedweight,itcanbeacceptable.Itreflectstheintentionofthewhiteliewhichiskindness,protectionandunconditionallove.Otherwise,whitelies—especiallywhentoldtoavoidpersonalaccountability—canstartacycleofmistrustbetweenpeople,ultimatelycompromisingintegrity,”sheadds.Therefore,it’simportanttoaskourselveswhenitisandisn’tappropriatetodeliverthehonesttruth,andwhenit’sbesttostepbackandofferamoredelicateresponse.Moreoftenthannot,it’saboutfindingabalancebetweenthetwo.8.WhatcanbelearnedaboutwhiteliesaccordingtoBarbaraGreenberg?A.Theyareshort-lived. B.Theyareunidentifiable.C.Theyaretrouble-making. D.Theyarecommon.9.WhatmessagedoesDr.Breurdeliverinparagraph2?A.Whiteliescanharmboththeliarsandthelisteners.B.Wemustrespondtoourfamilymemberstruthfully.C.It’swrongtotellwhiteliestoaseriouslyillparent.D.The“allisgood”responseiseffectiveindealingwithpatients.10.WhichofthefollowingwhiteliesmayDr.Breursupport?A.Astudentclaimshishomeworkwasleftathome.B.Anemployeeblamestrafficjamforbeinglate.C.ADadtellshissontheirlostpetislivinghappilyonafarm.D.Anursesaysshehastoworkovertimesoastodeclineaninvitation.11.Whichofthefollowingisthebesttitleforthetext?A.EastorWest,WhiteLiesAretheBest B.ThinkTwiceBeforeTellingWhiteLiesC.WhiteLiesSignifyUnconditionalLove D.TellWhiteLiestoShowYourSympathyDFourdaysafterHurricaneIdamadelandfall,theNewOrleansmeteorologist(氣象學(xué)家)MargaretOrrtookabreakaftertwelvehoursontheairtoreplytosomeofherfansonTwitter.Orr,whohasbeenreportingtheweatherforforty-twoyears,isregardedbymanyresidentsasaprophet(預(yù)言家).Someoneaskedwhythesunalwaysshinesbeforeastorm.“AndIsaid,toremindusthatthesunwillshineagain.ButIdon’twantthesunemoji.”Sheusedaheartinstead.Therealreasonthesunshinesbeforeastorm?“Becauseyou’veoftengothighpressurerightoveryou,andit’shot,”shesaid.“Thehighmovesofftotheeastandpushesthesystemourway.”Manyofherworkmatesweresleepingatthestation,butOrrpreferredtogohome,whereshehadrunningwaterbutnoelectricity.Shecouldhandlenothavingairconditioner.Thetrick,shesaid.wastotakeacoldshower.NothavingInternet,though,wasahardship.Shesaid,“Icouldn’tcheckmysocialmediauntilIgottowork,whichwasannoying.”InthedaysleadinguptoIda(颶風(fēng)艾達(dá)),peoplecontactedOrrthroughTwittertogetindividualized,practicaladvice.Orrtriedtorespondtoeveryone.Thisdedicationearnedhergreatrespectfromtheresidents.Orrhasalwaysbeenfascinatedbyweather.In1965,whenshewastwelveyearsold,thewindfromHurricaneBetsyblewtheroofoffherfamily’shouseinNewOrleans.Sheremembersgoingoutsideandstandingintheeyeofthestorm.“Ilookedupandsawtheskyandsawthestars,”shesaid.“Badweatherhappenseverywhere,”shesaid.“Everynowandthen,onTwitter,you’llseepeoplesaying,whydoyoulivethere?Well,Iliveherebecauseit’smyhome.ThisiswhereIgrewup.ThisistheplaceIlove.”Shewenton,“AfterHurricaneKatrina,Ithought,couldIliveanywhereelse?AndIdecided,no,Icouldn’t.”Sheadded,“AsmydaughtersaidaboutNewOrleanswhenshewasalittlegirl,‘Ievenlovethedirt.’”12.Orr’sexplanationaboutsunshinebeforeastormcanbedescribedas______.A.poeticbutabstractB.scientificbuttrickyC.strangeandinaccurateD.encouragingandprofessional13.WhydidOrrfindthelackofInternetathomea“hardship”?A.Shecouldn’taccessweatherdataforforecasts.B.Sheneededonlineresourcesforairconditioning.C.Shewasunabletorespondtopeople’squestions.D.Shemissedwatchingnewsaboutthehurricane.14.WhatchildhoodexperiencesparkedOrr’sfascinationwithweather?A.SeeingthestarsintheeyeofHurricaneBetsy.B.Readingbooksabouthurricanesatschool.C.Watchingweatherreportsontelevision.D.HelpingneighborsrebuildafterHurricaneBetsy.15.Whatmessagedoestheauthorwanttoconveyinthelastparagraph?A.Naturaldisastersareacommonthreatallovertheworld.B.Peopleonlinedon’tunderstandherdeeploveforherhome.C.Emotionalattachmentiswhattiespeopletotheirhometown.D.Shedecidedtostaymainlybecauseofherdaughter’sopinion.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)。Photographingfireworkscanbechallenging,butwiththerighttechniquesyoucanproducesomeexplosivephotos.Herewesharetipsandtricksforgettinginspiredtoshootthisnighttimeevent.BringtherightequipmentLeavetheflashathome,butpackatripod(三腳架).____16____.Yourcameraorphonecanbeeasilyfooledbythedramaticallydifferentexposurebetweenthenightskyandbrightfireworks,sobeinmanual(手動(dòng))mode.Therearepaidandfreeappsforphonesthatallowforlongershutterspeedsandmultipleexposures:search“manualcamera”inyourappstore.Arriveearlytofindaproperlocation____17____.Aretherebuildingsnearbytogiveyourimagecontext?Willthefireworksreflectintothewaterwhentheygooff?Manuallysetthefocusforyourscenebeforeitgetsdark.Focusonanareaofskywherethefireworkswillbe.____18____.ConsiderpeopleinyourcompositionTaketimetoturnaroundandmakesomeimagesofonlookers.____19____,thinkaboutinterestingwaystoshowhisorhershapeagainstthebrightfireworks.Whenpeoplearethemainsubjectofyourshot,exposeforthefaces,ratherthanthelightsource,toavoidfoolingthelightmeter.____20____Thefocallength(焦距)youneeddependsonyourdistancefromthefireworksandwhatyou’retryingtophotograph.Ifyouwantatightshotthatshowsdetail,youwillusealensthatgoestoatleast200mm.Andyouneedtoturnyourautofocusoffonceyou’vedeterminedyourdistance.A.Tryvaryingyourshots.B.Inthecaseofthestyleofphotography.C.Getyourcamerasetupinthelimitedtime.D.Ifyouwanttoplaceapersoninthecomposition.E.Itwillgiveyoustabilityandletyoushootlongexposures.F.Oncethefireworksstart,you’llbereadytostartshooting.G.Beforetheshowbegins,surveythebackgroundofthescene.第三部分語(yǔ)言運(yùn)用（共二節(jié),滿分30分）第一節(jié)完形填空（共15小題；每小題1分,共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)。BradRyanhadbeenfeelingtiredfromveterinary(獸醫(yī)的)schoolwhenhevisitedhis85-year-oldgrandmabackin2020.Hehopedthatspendingsomequalityfamilytimeinhishometownwouldhelpto____21____hisspirits.Ashewastellinghisgrandmasome____22____ofhistravels,hewas____23____tohearthatshehadneverseentheseaormountains.Ryanthenaskedhisgrandmotherifshewouldliketo____24____theSmokyMountainswithhim.Ofcourse,shewasmorethan____25____togowithhim.ThenRyanmadeaplanandtheysetoutontheir____26____.Duringthe____27____ofthelastthreeandahalfyears,Ryansaysthatheandhisgrandmahave___28___driven25,000milesthrough38states,andithas____29____hisqualityofliving.“Seeingitthroughmygrandmother’seyeswhoeverymorningisthankfultobealivehastaughtmehowto_____30_____,”Ryansaid.“Withher,I’vehadto_____31_____andseemylifeinadifferentwaywhichhasmadeitmuch_____32_____.”Ryanhasbeensharingalloftheiradventuresonline,andhehopesthattheywill_____33_____otheryoungsterstospendmoretimewiththeirelders.“Iwantpeoplewhoarestill_____34_____toknowthatitiscooltotravelaroundwithyourgrandparents,”Ryansaid.“There’ssomuch_____35_____andknowledgewecangetfromourelders.”21.A.develop B.change C.down D.lift22.A.news B.knowledge C.stories D.jokes23.A.impatient B.proud C.interested D.heartbroken24.A.visit B.leave C.find D.protect25.A.frightened B.delighted C.fortunate D.sorrow26.A.interview B.project C.design D.journey27.A.course B.history C.end D.head28.A.repeatedly B.secretly C.totally D.immediately29.A.tested B.improved C.decided D.shown30.A.work B.study C.travel D.live31.A.cutoff B.slowdown C.makeup D.workout32.A.richer B.clearer C.higher D.harder33.A.allow B.force C.require D.encourage34.A.young B.strong C.poor D.positive35.A.belief B.health C.experience D.wealth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。OnSeptember3,2025,agrandmilitaryparade(閱兵)___36___(hold)inBeijingtomarkthe80thanniversaryofthevictoryoftheChinesePeople’sWarofResistanceAgainstJapaneseAggressionandtheWorldAnti-FascistWar.Theparade,whichattractedworldwideattention,was___37___displayofChina’smilitarystrength.Over10,000officersandsoldiers,alongwithhundredsofpiecesofadvancedgroundequipment,tookpartintheparadealongChang’anAvenue.Newlyformedmilitaryspace,cyberspaceandinformationsupport___38___(force)madetheirdebuts(首次亮相),___39___(show)China’sdeterminationindevelopingtheseadvancedfields.Alltheweaponsandequipmentondisplayweredomesticallymadeand___40___activeservice,manyof___41___madetheirfirstappearancetothepublic.Thenuclearmissilephalanxwasthehighlight.Missileslike“DF-61”and“DF-31”showedtheland-based___42___(strategy)nucleartroops.Althoughnodetailedperformanceparameters(參數(shù))weregiven,its“strikingrangecoveringtheglobe”made___43___ahottopiconline.Internationalmediawidelycoveredtheevent,whichwasaclear___44___(indicate)thatChinahastheabilityanddetermination____45____(safeguard)nationalsovereignty(主權(quán))andworldpeace.AsChinagrowsstronger,itscontributiontoworldpeaceincreasesaswell.第四部分：寫作（共三節(jié)，滿分40分）第一節(jié)（滿分15分）46.假定你是李華，亞洲冬季運(yùn)動(dòng)會(huì)將在你的居住地哈爾濱舉辦，現(xiàn)正在招募志愿者，你希望成為其中一員。請(qǐng)按要求用英文給組委會(huì)寫一封信。內(nèi)容包括：1.個(gè)人情況；2.個(gè)人條件；3.承諾。注意：1.詞數(shù)80左右，開(kāi)頭語(yǔ)已為你寫好；2.可適當(dāng)增加細(xì)節(jié)，以使行文連貫。DearSir/Madam,___________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________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(kāi)頭語(yǔ)續(xù)寫兩段，使之構(gòu)成一篇完整的短文。Fourteen-year-oldNathanranasmallstandsellingcolorfulphonecasesattheannualcommunitySummerCarnival(嘉年華).Whileyoungerkidscrowdedaroundotherattractions,hefocusedonhismodestbusiness.Hisrealambition,however,laybeyondthis:hedreamedofowninga3Dprinter.Withit,hecoulddesignandcreateuniquephonecaseshimself,transforminghissmallsummerjobintoaproperonlinebusiness.Oneafternoon,a10-year-oldgirlnamedMichelestoppedbyandboughtonephonecaseforhermom.Astheytalked,Nathansharedhisdreamofhavinga3Dprinter.?“Withthatprinter,Icanprintanythinginanyform,”Nathansaid.“Anythinginanyform?”Michele’seyeslitupwithsuddenexcitement.“Onceyougetit,couldyoupleasemakea