廣東省六校聯(lián)盟2025-2026學(xué)年高三上學(xué)期第三次聯(lián)考英語(yǔ)試題一、閱讀理解GrowingFasterandBetterAsfarmingtechnologygrowssmarter,robotsareemergingtoadvancesmartagricultureworldwide.InadditiontoGEAIR,adomesticallymademodel,manyotherinnovativerobotsarebeingdevelopedacrosstheglobe.Theyoperatecontinuouslyatalowcost,ensuringfullandconsistentareacoverage.?GEAIRGEAIRistheworld’sfirstrobotcapableofcompletingtheentirecropbreeding(培植)process.Itsignificantlyacceleratesandimprovestheefficiencyofhybridbreeding.Successinhybridbreedingreliesonperformingrepeatedcross-pollination(授粉)withinashortwindowbeforeflowersbloom.Theteamaddressedkeychallengeslikenavigatingfoliageanddetectingstigmasbytrainingamodelwith12,800images.GEAIRachieves85.1%accuracyinidentifyingtargetstructuresandcompletespollinationinjust15secondsperflower.?VulcanThisweedingrobotusesbrightlightsandafastcameratotakeclearimages,makingsureitspotsandremovesweedsaccurately.Ittargetsweedswithoutharmingcrops,usingpowerful,high-speedactuatorsforreliableresults.Farmerscancontroliteasilyfrominsidethecabandmakequickchanges.?TerraSentiaTerraSentiaisafullyautomatedrobotthatmonitorscropsduringgrowth.Thishelpsimprovefarmers’understandingofplanthealthandproductivitythroughouttheseason.Thisenablesthemtobreedcropswithbetterdroughtresistanceandstableproduction.◆VirgoVirgoisatomato-pickingrobot.Withsensorscamerasasitseyes,andanAI“brain”,itcanoperateinlargecommercialgreenhousesatanyhour,detectingwhichtomatoesaregoodenoughtoharvest.Itsgentlearmpickstomatoeswithoutharmingtheplantsandissafeforpeoplenearby.Therobot’s“fingers”aremadefromfood-safe,easy-to-cleanplastic.1．WhyarespeedandaccuracyespeciallyimportantforGEAIR?A．Toloweroverallcost. B．Toachievefullcoverage.C．Toensurehigh-qualityblooming. D．Tomeetnarrowpollinationwindow.2．Whichrobotisspecificallydescribedasself-operating?A．GEAIR. B．Vulcan. C．TerraSentia. D．Virgo.3．WhatsharedfeaturedoVirgoandVulcanhave?A．Gentlehandling. B．Reliablenavigation. C．Smartappearance. D．Consistentperformance.Inwhatwouldbecomeoneofherlastinterviews,Janesatwithafadedphotographinherhands.TheimageshowedthebabyJaneholdingherfirstbirthdaygiftfromherfather—astuffedchimpanzeeJubilee.“Mymother’sfriendswerehorrifiedbythistoy,thinkingitwouldfrightenmeandgivemenightmares,”sherecalled.Instead,itledtohersenseofwonderabouttheworldandchangedhumankind’sunderstandingofanimals.HerfascinationwithAfricabegannotlongaftershelearnedtoread.ShediscoveredDr.Doolittleateight,andTarzanandtheApesbyten.Itwasthenthatsheannouncedshewasgoingtogrowup,gotoAfrica,livewithwildanimals,andwritebooksaboutthem.Thiswasin1944,whenWorldWarIIwasragingandtheideaofwomenasprofessionals“justwasn’tonthetable.”London-bornJanealwayscreditedherparents—businessmanMortimerHerbertandnovelistMargaretJoseph—fortheirsupport.Whenotherchildrenteasedherunusualdream,hermotherreassuredher:truedreamsdemandtirelesswork,seizingopportunity,andnevergivingintodoubt.Thisfirmbeliefbecameherlife’sfoundation.Amemoryfromagefourcapturesthis:shehaddisappearedforfourhours,causingconsiderableconcern,onlytobediscoveredsittingcontentedlyinthehenhouse,absorbedinwatchingthehensandwonderingwheretheireggscamefrom.Insteadofscoldingher,hermothersawtheprofoundwonderinherdaughter’seyes.Herworkdefinedherlife—rightuptotheend.DespiteheradvancedageJanetraveled300daysayear,deliveringtalkstostudents,scientists,andacademics.ShewasonaspeakingtourintheU.S.whenshedepartedthisliferecentlyinhersleepatahotelinLosAngeles.Tributes(頌詞)floodedinfromfarandwide.“Jane’sworkonprimatesandtheimportanceofconservationopenedthedoorsforgenerationsofwomeninscience,”BarackObamasaid.PrinceWilliampraisedher“infinitecuriosity,compassion,andpioneeringspirit.Shechallengedusalltomakeadifferenceandinspiredmeandcountlessotherstoworktoprotectourplanet.”4．WhyisthetoyJubileementioned?A．Itshowsthefearsitcreatedinherchildhood.B．Ithighlightsitsinspiringroleinherlife.C．Itjustifiesherbondwithfamilysocialcircle.D．Itfunctionsasherfirstscientificsubject.5．Whatdoes“wasn’tonthetable”suggestinparagraph2?A．Wildlifestudywasunsuitableforwomen.B．Scientificpracticewassetunderthetable.C．Societycouldaccommodategirls'ambition.D．Femalescientistswerelessacknowledged.6．WhatqualitydidJanegetfromherfamilyeducation?A．Boundlesscuriosityandpersistence.B．Strongambitionandcompetitiveness.C．Acreativeandimaginativemindset.D．Agentleandcaringheartforcreatures.7．What’sthepurposeofthetext?A．Tolaunchapioneeringcampaign. B．Tointroduceapromisingcareer.C．Torememberaguardianofnature. D．Toawakenapassionforwildlife.Ourbrainsareoftenviewedasreliablerecorders,yetrealitytellsanotherstory.Frommisrememberedchildhoodmomentstomistakenly“recalling”dailyroutines,falsememoriesaresurprisinglycommon.Theseerrorscanhavesevereconsequencesinhigh-risksituationslikecourtroomstatements.Wouldn’titbeamazingtohaveanobjectivewaytomeasuretheaccuracyofourmemories?Newresearchsuggestswemightdothat—bywatchingtheeyes.Scientistshaveknownsincethe1960sthatpupils(瞳孔)widenduringintensethinking—whetherremembering,problem-solving,orfocusing.Theninthe1970scamethe“pupilold/neweffect”:Pupilsalsodilated(擴(kuò)大)whenpeoplerecognizedsomethingthey’dseenbefore.Butrecentresearchhastakenastepfurther,indicatingthatpupildilationmaynotjustreflectthatsomethingfeelsfamiliar,butalsohowaccuratelyit’sremembered.Totestthisidea,researchersDubeyandCampbellfromBudapestUniversitygathered48subjectstostudy80infrequently-usedwords,whichwerepresentedtotheparticipantsonascreenataspecificpointalongtheedgeofaninvisiblecircle.Later,theysawamixofoldandnewwordscenteredonthescreen,andwereaskedtorecalleachword’soriginallocationwhiletheirpupilsizewastracked.Resultswerestriking:Pupilsenlargedwhenpeoplerecognizedafamiliarword,andtheeffectwasevenmorenoticeablewhentheypreciselyremembereditslocation.Evenwhenlocationmemoryfailed,pupilsstillwidenedmoreforfamiliarwordsthannewones.Thiscorrespondstowhathasbeenassumedintherecentresearch.Whatexplainsthislinkbetweenpupilenlargementandmemorylevels?Oneleadingtheorycenterson“attentionalsalience”—howstronglysomethinggrabsourfocus.Avividmemorydemandsattention,likelyactivatingthebrain’snoradrenergicsystem,whichregulatesattentionandconsequentlywidenspupils.Thisdiscoveryopensexcitingpossibilities.Asneuropsychologistsnote,“Pupildilationcouldserveasamarkerofmemoryexactnessineducation,clinicalassessment,orlawsuits,andpupilmeasurementiscost-effectiveandsimple,holdingmuchpromiseforwidespreaduse.”Imaginejudgingthereliabilityofaneyewitnessjustbytrackingtheirpupils!8．Howdoestheauthorintroducethetopic?A．Bysharingpersonalexperiences. B．Bylistingregulardailyroutines.C．Bychallengingacommonbelief. D．Byexplaininganexistingconcept.9．Whatdoestherecentresearchrevealaboutpupildilation?A．Itmainlyhappensinintensethinking.B．Ifiscrucialforlearningnewwords.C．Ithelpsrememberthelocationofwords.D．Itdisplaystheprecisionofmemory.10．Whatdoestheunderlinedword“salience”inparagraph4mean?A．Intensity. B．Duration. C．Speed. D．Complexity.11．Whichisthebesttitleforthepassage?A．SignalofPupilReaction B．IndicatorofMemoryQualityC．ReasonforFalseRecalling D．ApproachtoEyeResearchForallthefearsaroundteensandscreens,themostsquare-eyedgenerationistheelderly.OlderpeoplehavelongbeenchampionTV-viewers.Nowanewgenerationofpensioners(領(lǐng)養(yǎng)老金的人)areaddingtotheirscreentimewithsmartphonesandiPads,whichtakeupmorethanhalfoftheirwakinghours.Thedigitizationofoldageisagoodthing.FacebookandWhatsAppbringdailyupdatesfromoldfriendsandfarawaygrandchildren.Zoomtransportschurch,bookclubsanddoctors’appointmentsintothehomeforpeoplewhocannotattendpersonally.E-commerceremovesphysicalshoppingburdens.Hoursofentertainmentfromanyeraareavailableondemand.Aconnectedretirementismorefulfillingandfunthananofflineone.Olderpeopleareprotectedfromsomeoftheon-screenrisksthatthreatenteenagers.Havingestablishedtheirkeyreal-liferelationships,theyarelessindangerofthesocialdevelopmentchallengesthataffectyouth.Theirworldviews,alreadyformed,provemoreresistanttoonlinetemptation.Furthermore,theirextensivefreetimemeansswappingoneleisurepursuitforanother—unlikeforstudentsfacingacademicpressures.However,asretirementmovesonlinetherewillbecoststhatsocietymustconsider.Olderfolks'devices,unlikethoseofteenagers,areusuallyconnectedtocreditcards.Door-to-doorcheats,whohavelongpreyed(欺騙)ontheelderly,cannowgoiPad-to-iPad.Theauthoritiesrightlystrivetoprotectchildrenfromonlinepredators.Theymustrecognizethatthereisanother,fast-growingdisadvantagedgrouptolookafter.Additionally,asheavyconsumersofdigitalnews,olderadultstendtofallformisinformation—aproblemmadeworsebyadvancingAItechnology.Sinceseniorsarethemostconsistentvotinggroup,theirpotentialmiseducationwouldnegativelyaffectelections.Thesocialimpactremainscomplex.Whiledigitalconnectivityreducesfeelingsofloneliness,itmayalsoreducephysicalsocialinteraction.Unlikechildrenwhosescreentimeisregulatedbyadults,seniorsgenerallylackguidancefromothersindealingwiththeseprosandcons.Nexttimechildrenareurgedtoputdownthephones,theymightglancetowardtheirgrandparents—equallyobsessedwiththeirownscreens—suggestingthatdigitalresponsibilityknowsnoagelimit.12．Whyisdigitallifebeneficialtotheelderly?A．Itisareplacementfortheirofflinelife.B．Itreducestheirneedforentertainment.C．Itgivesaccesstoprofessionaltraining.D．Itofferssocialcontactandconvenience.13．Whyareelderlyusersmoreresistanttosomedigitalrisks?A．Theyreceivefamilyguidance. B．Theyhavesoundlifefoundations.C．Theyusesimplerdigitaldevices. D．Theypossessstrongertechnicalskills.14．Whatcanbeinferredfromparagraph4?A．Teenagersarebetteratidentifyingonlinecheating.B．AItechnologyisaprimarydriverofmisinformation.C．Governmentsshouldexpandonlineprotectionefforts.D．Seniorsholdacasualattitudetowardspoliticalaffairs.15．Whichdescribestheauthor’sattitudetothedigitizationofseniors?A．Skeptical. B．Concerned. C．Pessimistic. D．Favorable.GetYourIdeasFlowingDoesscribbling(潦草地寫)thingsinanotebookmakeyoufeelgood?Notebookingcanhelpyoureleasethoughtsandfeelingsanduseyourimaginationtosparkideasandsolveproblems.Whatisnotebooking?Notebookingisawayofgettingyourthoughts,ideasandopinionsoutofyourheadandontopaper.It’sabitlikewritingadiarybutbesideswordsyoucanusedoodles(胡寫亂畫),drawings,picturestorecordyourthoughts.16Theycanbeasneatandorganizedorasmessyasyoulike.Children’sauthorDavidAlmondusesnotebookingtoinspirehisstories.Hecallsita“scribbly,messy,lovely,joyfulthing”.Howisnotebookinggoodforyou?17Studiesshowthatscribblingandwritingcanimproveyourmemoryandkeepyourbrainalert.Doodlingisalsoknowntorelievestressandhelpyoufocus.Whendrawingfreelyyouuseapenorpencilattachedtothebrainbynervesandmuscles.18Notebookingalsoreleasesimaginationandhelpsunderstandthingsmoreclearly.Therefore,it’sagreatwaytogatherideasforstoriesandprojectstoo.19“Ibeginbymakingamess,”saysAlmond.Herecommendsturningtoablankpageandstartingtoscribble,doodleandwritewithoutbeingsurehowit’sgoingtoturnout.Usinglotsofcoloralsohelpsyourmindrelaxandyourthoughtsbecomeclearer.“Insteadofthinking,‘I’vegottocomeupwithsomethingreallyinteresting,youjustrelax,playaroundandthesethoughtscometolife,”hesays.Anothergoodthingaboutnotebookingisthatno-oneneedstoseeit.Youdon’thavetotellanyonewhatyou’redoing.Almondsays,“20”A．Howtogetstarted?B．Whenisnotebookingflowing?C．Whenitcomestonotebooks,therearenorules.D．Itdoescontributetoyourwell-beinginlotsofways.E．Thishelpstorevealthethoughtsandfeelingsyoustoreinyourmind.F．Youcansolveproblemsandunderstandyourfeelingsbymeansofnotebooking.G．Youcanplayandmessaboutanddiscoverthekindofthingsyou'rereallyinterestedin.二、完形填空RaynorWinnandherhusbandMothbecamehomelessduetotheirwronginvestment.Theirsavingshadbeen21topaylawyer’sfees.Tomakemattersworse,Mothwasdiagnosedwithaseriousdisease.Therewasno22,onlypainrelief.Failingtofindanyotherwayout,theydecidedtomakea23journey,astheycaughtsightofanoldhikers’guide.Thiswasalongjourneyofunaccustomedhardshipand24recovery.Whenleavinghome,RaynorandMothhadjust￡320inthebank.Theyplannedtokeepthe25lowbylivingonboilednoodles,withthe26hamburgershoptreat.WildcampingisillegalinEngland.Toavoidbeingcaught,theWinnshadtogettheirtentup27andpackeditawayearlyinthemorning.TheWinnssoondiscoveredthatdailyhikingintheir50sisalot28thantheyrememberitwasintheir20s.Raynorachedalloveranddesiredabath.Moth,meanwhile,afteraninitialstruggle,foundhissymptomswerestrangely29bytheirdailytiringjourney.Eventually,thecouplefoundthattheirbodiesturnedforthebetter,withre-foundstrongmusclethattheythoughthad30forever.“Ourhairwasfriedandfallingout,nailsbroken,clothes31toathread,butwewerealive.”Duringthejourney,Raynorbeganacareerasanaturewriter.Shewrites,“32hadtakeneverymaterialthingfrommeandstripped(除去)ofalltherolesandidentitiesthatonce33me,likeanemptypageattheendofapartlywrittenbook.Butithadalsogivenmea34inmyfuturelife,eithertoleavethatpage35ortokeepwritingthestorywithhope.Ichosehope.”21．A．drawnup B．usedup C．backedup D．keptup22．A．cure B．luck C．care D．promise23．A．business B．walking C．bus D．rail24．A．demanding B．frightening C．disappointing D．surprising25．A．budget B．investment C．compensation D．a(chǎn)llowance26．A．frequent B．occasional C．a(chǎn)bundant D．constant27．A．soon B．early C．late D．slowly28．A．harder B．easier C．cheaper D．funnier29．A．developed B．controlled C．relieved D．increased30．A．gained B．kept C．wounded D．lost31．A．sewn B．washed C．worn D．ironed32．A．Doctors B．Hiking C．Lawyers D．Homelessness33．A．protected B．defined C．confused D．limited34．A．choice B．reward C．promise D．break35．A．loose B．full C．blank D．missing三、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。ThemostimportanttaskforthecrewoftheCNSFujian—China’sthirdaircraftcarrierandtheworld’s36(large)conventionallypoweredwarship—istoconductin-depthtestingandtrial37(run)tofullyverify(核實(shí))thevessel’scapabilities.Simultaneously,theywillmakeall-outefforts38(prepare)forthefull-scaledeployment(部署)ofitsairwingsandtobuildjointcombatcapacitywithotherassetsinthecarrierstrikegroup.39(equip)withacutting-edgeelectromagneticcatapultsystem,theFujianisthefirstaircraftcarrierinthePeople’sLiberationArmyNavy.Thegiganticship,40displaces(排水)morethan80,000metrictonsofwater,41(enter)serviceonNovember5thatanavalbaseinSanya,42supercarrier’shomebasespeciallychosenduetocomprehensivefactorslikestrategicdemand,portconditions,supportcapacity,andmissionrequirements.TheFujianwillbesenttooceansfarfromChina43aregularbasis,anditwillnotbelong44thefull-scaledeploymentofitsairwingsbegins.Thecarrier’scommissioningmeansthePLANavyhasente