高三英語考生注意：本試卷分選擇題和非選擇題兩部分。滿分分，考試時間分鐘。答題前，考生務(wù)必用直徑毫米黑色墨水簽字筆將密封線內(nèi)項目填寫清楚?？忌鞔饡r，請將答案答在答題卡上。選擇題每小題選出答案后，用鉛筆把答題卡上對毫米黑色墨水簽字筆在答題卡上各題的答題區(qū)域內(nèi)作答，超出答題區(qū)域書寫的答案無效，在試題卷、草稿紙上作答無效。第一部分聽力（共兩節(jié)，滿分分）第一節(jié)（共5小題；每小題分，滿分分）聽下面5段對話。每段對話后有一個小題，從題中所給的、、C三個選項中選出最佳選項。聽完每段對話后，你都有秒鐘的時間來回答有關(guān)小題和閱讀下一小題。每段對話讀兩遍。例：Howmuchistheshirt?A．￡19.15.B．￡9.18.C．￡9.15.答案是C。1．Whatarethespeakerstalkingabout?A．Phonemessages.B．Onlinelessons.C．Learningstrategies.2．Howlongdidittakethemantocheckout?A．About7minutes.B．About15minutes.C．About30minutes.3．Whatdothespeakersagreetodo?A．pareonlinehotelreviews.B．Contactsomehotelsinadvance.C．ConsiderLisa’sremendation.4．Whatistheweatherlike?A．Cold.B．Hot.C．Cool.5．Whatdoesthewomanthinkofthebook?A．Boring.B．Engaging.C．Inspiring.第二節(jié)（共小題；每小題分，滿分分）聽下面5段對話或獨(dú)白。每段對話或獨(dú)白后有幾個小題，從題中所給的、、C三個選項中選出最佳選項。聽每段對話或獨(dú)白前，你將有時間閱讀各個小題，每小題5秒鐘；聽完后，各小題將給出5秒鐘的作答時間。每段對話或獨(dú)白讀兩遍。聽第6段材料，回答第、7題。6．Whatistherelationshipbetweenthespeakers?A．Guideandtourist.B．Husbandandwife.C．Brotherandsister.7．Whatisthewomanprobablyuninterestedin?A．Apicnic.B．Atreasurehunt.C．Boardgames.聽第7段材料，回答第、9題。第1頁/共12頁8．WhatdoesKevinsuggestdoingfirst?A．Sortingthingsout.B．Goingtoabookshop.C．Hiringaremovalpany.9．Whatwillthewomanaskherparentstodo?A．Lookafterherpetforsometime.B．Savemoneyonhomedecoration.C．Getsomeboxesforpackingthings.聽第8段材料，回答第至題。10．Whatisthemanwearing?A．Apairofsunglasses.B．Apoliceman’shat.C．A19thcenturyheadset.．Whatcouldpolicehatsbeusedtodointhe19thcenturyaccordingtotheman?A．Standon.B．Attackenemies.C．gettingburned.12．Whatarethespeakersdoing?A．Hostingaprogram.B．HavinganC．Organizingacontest.聽第9段材料，回答第至題。13．WhydoesAnnielovetraveling?A．Shecanrelaxinthenaturalworld.B．Shecanadvocatewildlifeprotection.C．Shecanexperiencedifferentlifestyles.14．HowdoesAnniemunicatewithforeigners?A．ByturningtolocalsB．Byusingbodylanguage.C．Bylearningtheirlanguages.15．WhatisAnnie’sadviceforfuturephotographers?A．Bedetermined.B．Getupearly.C．Staycurious.16．Wheredoestheconversationmostprobablytakeplace?A．Inastudio.B．Inthewoman’sC．Inalanguageschool.聽第段材料，回答第至題。17．WhatdidSamanthadolastyear?A．Sheboughtadog.B．Sheopenedapetshop.C．Sheworkedatlocalparks.18．WhydidSamanthagotothestudiotwoweeksago?A．volunteer.B．a(chǎn)skforhelp.C．receiveanaward.19．WhatdidthemanonthefarmdoafterfindingRover?A．Hepostedinformationonline.B．HegotintouchwithSamantha.C．HetookhimtotheTVstation.20．Whatwillthespeakerdonext?A．SendRovertoSamantha.B．Givetheweatherforecast第2頁/共12頁第二部分閱讀（共兩節(jié)，滿分分）第一節(jié)（共小題；每小題分，滿分分）閱讀下列短文，從每題所給的、、、D四個選項中選出最佳選項。ADon’tletthe“l(fā)ibrary”partofthenametrickyouintothinkingthisisonlyabookishdestination:TheHuntington,aculturalinstitutioninSanMarino,California,isbyfarthemostbeautifulbotanicalgardenintheregion,withmuseumcollectionsthatyouabsolutelyshouldn’tmiss.Oncetheestateofrailroadtycoon(大亨)HenryE.Huntington,it’snowamustvisitattractionthatcaneasilyoccupyanentireday—bestenjoyedataleisurelypacewithabreakforafternoonteaintherosegarden.ThelibraryincludesanearlycopyofShakespeare’sHamletandcorrespondencesfromtheFoundingFathers,whiletheluxuriouscentralresidencehousesEuropeanartworks,includingThomasGainsborough’sTheBlueBoy,whichtheinstitutionrestoredinrecentyears.NearbylargegallerieshousetheAmericanartcollection,includingArtsandCraftsfurnitureandagrowingnumberofcontemporarypieces.Thegardensthemselvesarepracticallypiecesofart,too,mostnotablythehillyJapanesegarden(nowhometoathreecenturyoldruralhouse)andtheimpressiveChinesegarden,wherebridgesandpavilions(亭子)encircleawaterlilyfilledlake—thoughtheotherworldlydesertgardenisalsoapersonalfavorite.Rosesandorchidsareinbloom(開花)throughDecember.Indoors,theexhibitionseries“StoriesFromtheLibrary”looksatChaucer’sCanterburyandtheurbanplanningofearlyLosAngeles.AndpotterEdmundderecentlypresentedthreesitespecificartpiecesthroughoutthegrounds.OxfordRoad,SanMarino,CAMonday,—Sunday10:00a.m.—5:00p.m.;closedAdult$29$34Senior(65+)$24$28Student(12—18orfulltimewithID)$24$28$13$15第3頁/共12頁1.WhatwasTheHuntingtoninthepast?A.Aprivateproperty.B.Arailwaystation.C.Apopularteahouse.D.Apublicplayground.2.WhatcanvisitorsdoatTheHuntington?A.PurchaseluxuriousEuropeanfurniture.B.Admiregardensofdifferentstyles.C.PerformrolesfromShakespeare’splays.D.Attendpotterymakingclasseson3.Howmuchshouldayoungcoupleandtheir5yearoldchildpayforaSundayvisit?A.$58.B.$68.C.$71.D.$83.BOnahotdayinJuly,Kenyawasenteringhernewhome.After30minutes,the13,200poundAfricanelephantbrieflyexploredhersurroundings,andthenproceededtorollintheredearth.“ItwasthefirsttimeinthelastthreeyearsofworkingwithherthatIhadseenherplaylikealittlegirl,batheherentirebody,andevenenjoyfood,”saysJuanIgnacioHaudet,directoroftheEcoparkofMendozaCityinArgentina.Kenyawasthelastcaptive(圈養(yǎng)的)elephantinArgentina.ShearrivedattheGlobalSanctuary(保護(hù)區(qū))forElephantsinBrazil,theonlyelephantsanctuaryinSouthAmerica,afterseveralmonthsoftreatmentattheEcoparkofMendozaCity,whereshehadlivedherentire40yearsoflifeincaptivity.Inthewild,theaverageageofahealthyelephantisbetween60and70years,butthataveragechangessignificantlyforelephantsforcedintocaptivity.InKenya’scase,decadesspentincaptivityledtoherlegproblemsfromlackofmovement,muscleloss,intestinaldisorders,andliverdisease.“Thewinterswereverycold,thesummerswereveryhot,andthespacewehadwaslimitedandonhardground,”HaudetsaysabouttheconditionsatMendozaZoo,whichclosedin2016andwasturnedintotheEcopark,acenterdesignedfortheconservationofendangerednativespecieswithoutkeepingthemincaptivity.didn’thavethefacilitiesorthebudgettoprovidethespecialized,intensivecareelephantsrequire.”MendozaZoohasremainedofflimitstothepubliceversinceitsclosure.Overthepastdecade,morethan1,500rareanimalsfromthezoohavebeenrelocatedtosanctuariesandrescuecentersinArgentinaandabroad.Kenya’sarrivaltojoinAsianelephantMaraandAfricanelephantPupy—animalsfromotherzoosinArgentinawhoreachedtheBraziliansanctuaryin2020—standsasproofofyearsofstruggleandpatience.Her第4頁/共12頁firstrollintheredearthisnotjustamomentoffreedom,butavictoryofconservation.4.HowdidKenyagenerallybehaveinhernewhome?A.Cheerfully.B.Quietly.C.Rudely.D.Cautiously.5.WhatcanbeknownaboutKenyawhenshelivedatMendozaZoo?A.Shecouldrollintheredearth.B.Shewasinpoorcondition.C.Shelivedinapleasantclimate.D.Shewasmistreatedbycaregivers.6.WhathappenedtoMendozaZoo?A.Itwastransformedintoaconservationcenter.B.Itstartedreceivingcaptiveelephantsrecently.C.Itbecameofflimitstothepublicbefore2016.D.Itonlyrelocateditsanimalstootherlocalzoos.7.WhatdoestheauthorsayaboutKenya’sentryintotheBraziliansanctuary?A.Itisawaytosaveazoo.B.Itstandsasproofofluck.C.Itistrulymeaningful.D.Itleadstomorechallenges.CInrecentyears,aneyecatchingculinary(烹飪)movementhasbeensweepingacrosskitchens,menus,anddiningtablesworldwide:thebinationoflocalingredientswithglobalflavors.Whatstartedasararecuriosityhasnowbeeasignificanttrendshapinghowchefsdesignmenus,howdinersexperiencemeals,andhowfoodsystemsareorganized.Thistrend,sometimescalled“glocalcuisine”,representsaneweraingastronomy(美食學(xué))—onewheresustainabilitymeetscreativityandtraditionmeetsinnovation.Historically,theglobalizationofcuisinefollowedthemovementofpeople—throughmigration,colonization,andtraderoutes.Ingredients,techniques,andrecipescrossedborders,evolvedwitheachculturalexchange,andbirthedhybridculinarytraditions.Butoverthepastfewdecades,especiallywiththeriseofairtravelandglobalsupplychains,globalfoodexperienceshavebeeincreasinglyhomogenized.SushibarsinParis,pizzachainsinBangkok,andburgerjointsinNairobimirroraworldthatisbeingmoreconnectedbutalsomorepredictable.However,astheenvironmentalandeconomiccostsofsuchglobalfoodsystemseintofocus,chefsandconsumersalikebeginquestioningthevalueofimportingingredientsfromthousandsofmilesawaywhenlocalalternativesareoftenavailable—andfresher.Thisrealizationgivesrisetothelocavoremovement,whichemphasizesseasonal,regionalsourcingtosupportlocaleconomiesandreducecarbonfootprints.ratherthan第5頁/共12頁turninginwardpletely,manychefsbegintobinelocalsourcingwiththeexcitementofglobalflavors,leadingtoauniqueandpowerfulculinaryhybrid.Thismodernapproachdoesn’tmeanrestrictingcreativity.Onthecontrary,itencouragesit.Byasking“HowcanIrecreateaThaigreencurryusingwhat’savailableintheU.S.?”or“CanIbuildaJapaneseramenbrothfromPacificNorthwestseaweedandmushrooms?”,chefsarepushedtoinnovate.Thelimitoflocalsourcingbeesfuelfornew,distinctiveinterpretationsofbelovedglobaldishes.8.Whichofthefollowingcanreplacetheunderlinedword“homogenized”inparagraph3?A.B.Inaccessible.C.Handmade.D.Uniform.9.Whatimpactisbroughtbyimportingingredientsfromabroadaccordingtothetext?A.Declineoftraditionalchefs.B.tasteofglobalfoods.C.Increasedcarbonfootprints.D.Higherpricingoflocalproduce.10.Whatdothequestionsinthelastparagraphrequirechefstodo?A.Promotelocalfoodsactively.B.Countonglobalsupplychains.C.Getcreativewiththeircooking.D.globaldishesastravelers.Whatcanbeasuitabletitleforthetext?A.PowerfulGlobalFoodSystemsB.TheFallandRiseofLocalFoodC.ANewMenuGlobalizationD.LocalIngredients,GlobalFlavorsDFromChatGPTcraftingemails,toAIsystemsremendingTVshowsandevenhelpingdiagnosedisease,thepresenceofmachineintelligenceineverydaylifeisnolongersciencefiction.Despitethepromisesofspeed,accuracy,andconvenience,westillfeeldoubtfulaboutAItools.Thisdistrustislessaboutthetechnology’scapabilitiesandmoreaboutthefundamentalworkingsofthehumanmind.Humanbeingsaremorelikelytotrustsystemstheyunderstand.toolsfeelfamiliar:turnakey,andacarstarts.pressabutton,andaliftarrives.ButmanyAIsystemsoperateasblackboxes:typesomethingin,andadecisionappears.Thelogicinbetweenishidden.Psychologically,thisisworrying.liketoseecauseandandwelikebeingabletoquestiondecisions.Whenwecan’t,wefeeldisempowered.Onecuriousfindingfrombehavioralscienceisthatweareoftenmoreforgivingofhumanerrorthanmachineerror.Whenahumanmakesamistake,weunderstanditbecauseweknowhumansareimperfect.ButwhenanAItoolmakesamistake,itcausesdisfortandlossoftrust.trustmachineswhichareobjectiveordatadriventobelogicalandimpartial.Sowhentheyfail,suchasmisclassifyinganimage,deliveringbiasedoutputs,or第6頁/共12頁remendingsomethingwildlyinappropriate,ourreactionissharper.Humansmakeincorrectdecisionsallthetime.Butatleastwecanaskthem“why”.Forsome,AIisn’tjustunfamiliar—it’sexistentiallyunsettling.writers,lawyers,anddesignersaresuddenlyfacedwithtoolsthattakeonpartsoftheirwork.Thisisn’tjustaboutautomation—it’saboutwhatmakesourskillsvaluableandwhatitmeanstobehuman.Theresult?Resistance,defensiveness,ordirectdismissalofthetechnology.Distrust,inthiscase,isapsychologicaldefensemechanism.peopleto“trustthesystem”rarelyworks.mustbeearned.ThatmeansdesigningAItoolsthatgiveusersagency,notjustconvenience.Psychologically,wetrustwhatweunderstand,whatwecanquestion,andwhattreatsuswithrespect.IfwewantAItobeaccepted,itneedstofeellesslikeablackbox,andmorelikeaconversationwe’reinvitedtojoin.12.WhydowetrusttraditionaltoolsparedwithAIsystems?A.Theyareequippedwithblackboxes.B.Theyfunctioninaprehensibleway.C.Theyboostourunderstandingofourselves.D.Theyencourageustomakeourownoptions.13.Whatcanbeinferredfromparagraph3?A.alwaysconsiderAItoolsimperfect.B.reactsharplytoourincorrectdecisions.C.CurrentAItoolsmakemistakesallthetime.D.tendtohavehigherexpectationsofAI.14WhydoesAImakepeopleinsomeprofessionsfeeluneasy?A.Itsunfamiliaritywithworkdisturbsthem.B.Itmakesthemlesscapableandlesshonest.C.Itisboundtotaketheplaceofthementirely.D.Itsexistencecausesasenseofselfdoubt.15Whatisthetextmainlyabout?A.HowAIworkswell.B.RelianceonAItools.C.WhywedistrustAI.D.AI’spotentialissues.第二節(jié)（共5小題；每小題分，滿分分）“PayasThrow”programsaregainingpopularityaroundtheglobe.Thisisawaytoincentivize(激勵)recyclingmore,postingmore,andcuttingdownonhouseholdandbusinesswaste.InSouthKorea,95%ofallfoodwasteand86%ofallgarbageisrecycled.Peopleusuallyneedtobuycolorcodedbagsfromlocalstorestoseparatetheirwaste.____16____.第7頁/共12頁Bergen,Norwayhasoneofthemostinnovativeformsofwastemanagement.In2016,thestandardtruckbasedgarbagecollectionwasreplacedbythenetworkofundergroundtunnels.Theresidentsofthecitywerekeystoopenthecollectionhatches.Thefirsteighttimesamonthwerefree.____17____—ithada9%decreaseintrashanda28%increaseincollectingplastictoberecycled.Carrot,thesoftwarepanybehindBergen’ssystem,hasnowexpandedtoretailandbuildings.CharlotteHolm,chiefoperatingatCarrot,saidtheselocationshavebeen“famous”fornotrecyclingorreducingwaste.____18____.Themoreyoupay,thelessgarbageyouwillproduce.“Financialincentivesaremorepowerfulthanyourownconscience,”Holmsaid.“Butthemagichappenswhenyoucanalign(使結(jié)合)financialincentiveswithsustainablechoices.____19____.Itmaystartoutasawaytojustpayless,butitcanalsochangethevaluesandculture.Evenifitdoesn’t,ifbehaviorchanges,itstillmatters.”____20____,especiallysincelandfillsandburningtrashgeneratepollutionandgreenhousegasses.Reducingbothisgoodfortheplanet.A.LessmoneywouldbepaidafterwardsB.In2022,aftersixyears,Bergen’spaidC.ThekeyisthatyouspendmoneyontheserviceyouuseD.That’swhenwewillactuallymanagetochangebehaviorthewaywewantE.HowtheworldmanageswastecanhavealargeimpactontheenvironmentF.ThesesystemshavebeenaroundfordecadesinternationallyandareworkingG.Insomeareas,peoplecandirectlyplacetheirgarbageinmachinesthatchargebyweight第三部分語言運(yùn)用（共兩節(jié)，滿分分）第一節(jié)（共小題；每小題1分，滿分分）閱讀下面短文，從每題所給的、、、D四個選項中選出可以填入空白處的最佳選項。Ineverimaginedthatat50,IwouldbecaringformyhusbandAndrew,just59,whowasdiagnosedwithyoungonsetAlzheimer’sdisease.Theshiftfromwifeto____21____wasinstantandoverwhelming.Fromtheoutside,Andrewlookedfine.Buteverythinghad____22____.Heoftenranintowalls,couldn’ttellifhewasholdingsomethingandcouldnolongerreadorwrite—he____23____voicetotext.Once,Andrewheldupa(n)____24____handandasked,“Whatdoyouwantmetodowiththedrink?”WhenIsaid,“Whatdrink?”,hereplied,“Oh,itdisappeared.”____25____oftendisappeared.Gettingdressedalsobecamea____26____for第8頁/共12頁him.Inwinter,hemightstandfrozenintherain,____27____toputonhiscoat.Ihadplacedredstickersaroundthehouseas____28____,buthestillraninto____29____.Recently,wetookaboatontherivernearourhome.Iquicklyrealizeditwasnolonger____30____.Andrewcouldn’t____31____howtogetinandcouldn’tpaddleasbefore.MyheartbrokewhenI____32____itwasalsoinaboatthatIfirsttoldhimIlovedhim.aswesatthere,Irealizedsomethingprecious:wearestilla____33____,makingourwaythroughunchartedwaters.OurpaddlingmirrorsthebattleagainstAndrew’sunstable____34____.Eachstrokeisuncertain.Butstill,wepaddleforward—onestrokeandthenanother.Somedaysareeasierandothersharderbutwekeep____35____.21.A.educatorB.housekeeperC.doctorD.caregiver22.A.protestedB.respondedC.decreasedD.changed23.A.searchedforB.madeupC.reliedonD.setaside24.A.oddB.coldC.emptyD.rough25.A.InstructionsB.ObjectsC.MessagesD.Symptoms26.A.challengeB.chanceC.routineD.target27.A.willingB.unableC.delightedD.curious28.A.remindersB.quotesC.applicationsD.accounts29.A.gatheringsB.discussionC.troubleD.petitions30.A.apparentB.safeC.ambitiousD.necessary31.A.advocateB.denyC.declareD.judge32.A.rememberedB.agreedC.suspectedD.promised33.A.clubB.crowdC.classD.team34.A.personalityB.illnessC.marriageD.fault35.A.movingB.whisperingC.preparingD.learning第二節(jié)（共小題；每小題分，滿分分）閱讀下面短文，在空白處填入1個適當(dāng)?shù)膯卧~或括號內(nèi)單詞的正確形式。The2025PhysicalEducationAlliance(聯(lián)盟)Conference,at____36____morethan500expertsandscholarsfromnearly20countriesandregionsgatheredtodiscussthefutureofglobalsportseducation,concludedinCairo,Egypt,onSaturday.Inhisvideoaddress,DaiLiyi,vicepresidentofShanghaibasedEastChinaNormalUniversity,whichhostedtheconference,said,“Thealliance,which____37____(establish)twoyearsagowithamissiontopromote第9頁/共12頁dialogueandmunicationbetweencivilizations,isevolving____38____aChineseinitiativetoaplatformofglobalsharing.”FathiNada,presidentoftheEgyptianNationalSportsFederation,highlightedthatthefivedayeventprovidedEgyptwith____39____internationalperspectiveonsportseducationandavaluableopportunityforhigherlevelculturalcooperationbetweenChinaandEgypt.“Theconferenceisexpected____40____(serve)asanewstartingpointtofacilitate____41____(broad)anddeeperdevelopmentofsportseducationintheMiddleEast,Africa,____42____aroundtheworld,”headded.Duringtheacademicsessionsoftheevent,expertsandscholarsfrom14countries,includingtheUnitedStates,NewZealand,theUnitedKingdom,andMalaysia,engagedindiscussionsona____43____(vary)oftopics,suchastheinheritance(繼承)oftraditionalsportsculture,sportseducationdesignedforspecialgroups,andthedevelopmentofinclusivesports.Severalscholarspresentedlocalpracticecaseswhile____44____(illustrate)uniquedevelopmentpathsforsportseducationindifferentcultural____45____(context).第四部分寫作（共兩節(jié)，滿分分）第一節(jié)（滿分分）46.Michael在你校舉辦的中文書法大賽中榮獲留學(xué)生組一等獎。請你代表你所在的中文書法社團(tuán)給他寫封郵件，邀請他線下分享學(xué)習(xí)心得。內(nèi)容包括：1表示祝賀；2.發(fā)出邀請。注意：1.寫作詞數(shù)應(yīng)為80個左右；2.請按如下格式在答題卡的相應(yīng)位置作答。DearMichael,________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________第10頁/共12頁LiHua第二節(jié)（滿分分）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。Graduationwasapproaching,butSarahfeltlost.Whileherclassmateswerebusywithexcitingplansforcollegelife,sheremainedaimless.ofparingherselftoothersandinternalizingoccasionalcriticismhadleftherfeelingincapableandwithoutaclearsenseofherownvalue.Shedefinedherselfbasedonothers’opinions,whichwereoftenunkind—herbeingoutgoingwasoftenconsideredawaytoshowSeeingherstruggle,herfathercalledhertothegarageoneafternoon.Pointingatanoldrusty(生銹的)carcoveredindust,hesaid,“Iwantyoutohavethis.”Sarahlaughedsoftly,thinkingitwasmerelysomethingwithmorememoriesthanmiles.ittotheusedcarlotdowntown,”heinstructed.themyouwishtosellit.Thenreturnandle