2026屆江蘇省宿遷青華中學高三上學期第四次模擬考試英語試卷一、聽力選擇題1.Whatdoesthewomanwanttodotomorrow?

A．Goshopping.B．Visitheraunt.C．Attendabirthdayparty.2.Whatdidthewomandothismorning?

A．Shewentonatrip.B．Shedidthepacking.C．Shecheckedthewindows.3.Whatismentionedintheemailaboutthefitnesscenter?

A．Itwillbeinusenextmonth.B．Itwilllengthenbusinesshours.C．Itwillbeopentotheemployees.4.Howdoesthemanfeelaboutthenews?

A．Happy.B．Confused.C．Surprised.5.Whatistheprobablerelationshipbetweenthespeakers?

A．Deliverymanandcustomer.B．Bakerandcustomer.C．Co-workers.聽下面一段對話，回答以下小題。6.Whatdoesthemanlikedoinginthepark?

A．Hiking.B．Bird-watching.C．Picnicking.7.Whatdoesthemanaskthewomantodointheend?

A．Bookatourguide.B．Showhimaround.C．Havesomethingtoeattogether.聽下面一段對話，回答以下小題。8.Whatsportdoesthemanlearntodo?

A．Tennis.B．Football.C．Basketball.9.Whatdidthemandofirstinthelesson?

A．Heplayedagame.B．Hejumped.C．Heran.聽下面一段對話，回答以下小題。10.Howmanypartsarethereinthesmartwatch?

A．Five.B．Six.C．Eleven.11.WhereistheHomeButtonofthesmartwatch?

A．Attheback.B．Ontherightside.C．Atthebottomleft.12.Whichfunctiondoesthemancareaboutmost?

A．Themicrophone.B．Heartratemonitor.C．Thetouchscreen.聽下面一段對話，回答以下小題。13.Whatarethespeakersmainlytalkingabout?

A．HowMartinachosehercourse.B．WhatMartina’steacherlookslike.C．WhetherMartinaenjoyshercampuslife.14.Whatdoweknowabouttheartteacher?

A．HeisfromFrance.B．Hehasabadaccent.C．HeadvisesMartinaonchoices.15.WhatsubjectdoesMartinalikebest?

A．Art.B．Science.C．History.16.WhydidMartinadecidetomajorinEnglish?

A．Itwasmorepracticalforherfuture.B．Itiseasiertolearnthanothersubjects.C．ShelikedtheEnglishteacher.聽下面一段獨白，回答以下小題。17.Whichbuildinghasagym?

A．BlakeResidence.B．BrownHall.C．Queen’sBuilding.18.WhyisBlakeResidencepeaceful?

A．Onlygirlslivethere.B．Novisitorscancomein.C．Everyonehasaprivateroom.19.WhatistheadvantageofQueen’sBuilding?

A．Ithasshowerrooms.B．Ithasacomputerroom.C．Ithasitsownprivategarden.20.WhyistheParkwayFlatsexpensive?

A．Parkingthereischarged.B．Therearethelargestrooms.C．Thefeesincludethecostofmeals.二、閱讀理解ThisSummer,It’sAllGas,NoBreaks!School’sout.TimetoGoAllOut!Whateveryou’reinto—whetherit’sahobby,apassion,oranewpursuit—we’reheretofuelyourdrive.WiththeHighSchoolSummerPassTM,youcangetFREEaccesstoparticipatingPlanetFitness(PF)inNewYorkCity.Noexcuses.Noholdingback.Nocost.PlanetFitness’HighSchoolSummerPassTMHighSchoolSummerPassTMisPlanetFitness’freesummermembershipthatwelcomeshighschoolteensages14-19toworkoutthroughoutNYC!HighSchoolSummerPassisherefromJune1stthroughAugust31st!Participantsmustworkoutatthelocationtheysignupatandarenotpermittedtouseotherlocations.MakethisthesummerofgettingstrongeratPlanetFitnesswithourbest-in-classequipmentataconvenientlocationnearyou.HowItWorksTeensage-appropriatecansignupforFREEonlineorin-club.Under18?Bringaparentorguardiantosigntheelectronicagreement.RegisterfortheHighSchoolSummerPassprogramwiththreesimplesteps.①REGISTERNOWRegisterTODAYandgetreadyforastrongsummer!Signuponlineat/summerpass.②DOWNLOADTHEPFAPPCreateanaccountusingthesameemailyouusedtoregisterandgetyourdigitalclubpassintheFREEPFapp.③GETMOVINGStartworkingoutatyourhomeclubforFREEnowthroughAugust31st.FurtherNotesYourFitnessJourneyContinues!TransitiontopaidmembershipisoptionalafterAugust31st.Classicmembershipsbeginat$15permonthandPFBlackCard@membershipsbeginat$24.99permonth,billedmonthly.Membershipsmayinclude12-monthcommitment.Pricesmayvarydependingonlocation.Locationsindependentlyownedandoperated.21.WhocangainfreeaccesstoPF?

A．A19-year-oldoutsideNYC.B．A17-year-oldregisteringaloneinJuly.C．A13-year-oldwithaparentwithinNYC.D．A16-year-oldwithaguardianattheregisteredclub.22.WhatwillhappentoPFmembershipsafterAugust31?

A．FreeaccesswillextendthroughDecember.B．Membershipswillauto-renewat$15permonth.C．Memberscanchoosetocontinuepaidmembership.D．MembersshouldupgradetoaPFBlackCard?membership.23.Whatisthetext?

A．Asafetynotice.B．Aprogrampromotion.C．Aparentalguide.D．Agymintroduction.OriginallyfromHemkerWildlifeParkinTexas,Linda,afour-year-old,eight-foot-tallfemaleostrich(鴕鳥)arrivedinWashington,D.C.lastNovemberandhasbeenadjustingwelltohernewlifeattheSmithsonian’sNationalZoo.Ostrichesaretheworld’slargestbirdandcanweigharound200and350pounds.Thebirds,whileflightless,havenoproblemgettingaroundwiththeirpowerfullonglegs.Inasinglestep,theanimalscancover10to16feetandrunupto43milesperhour.TheNationalZoohousedostrichesinitscollectionwhenitfirstopenedinthelate1880s.BeforeLinda,thezoohostedanotherflightlessbird,Darwin,amaleemu(鴯鹋)whopassedawayin2018.“Althoughourteamhascaredforavarietyofbirds,ithasbeenmanyyearssinceweworkedwithalarge,flightlessbird.Zoo-goersmayfondlyrememberourlateemuDarwin,whoseemedtoenjoywatchingvisitorsasmuchastheyenjoyedwatchinghim!”saidTallieWiles,oneofthekeepersattheNationalZoo.Ostrichesfeedonsmallanimalslikemice,frogs,insects,andsmallplantsinthewild.Whileatthezoo,Lindawillreceivevariousproduce,insects,andpillsenrichedwithvitaminsandnutrients.Duringthelastfewmonthsinourcare,theteamhaslearnedLinda’spersonality.“Shekeepsusonourtoes.Justwhenwethinkweknowwhatshe’sgoingtodo,shechangesherroutineanddoessomethingalittleunexpected!”saidTallieWiles.SoonafterLindaadaptstoherenvironmentandtheanimalcareteampreparesheroutdoorhabitat,shewillbereadytogreetvisitors.Untilthen,zooofficialswillpostupdatesonLinda’sfirstappearancetotheNationalZoo’swebsiteandsocialmediapages.24.WhatdoweknowaboutLinda?

A．Sheisverypopularwithvisitors.B．SheisayoungfemaleostrichfromTexas.C．ShewasbornattheNationalZoo.D．Shehasstruggledtofitintothenewzoo.25.WhatwasspecialaboutDarwin?

A．Heweighedover350pounds.B．Hewasabletoflyhighandfast.C．Hecouldrun43milesperhour.D．Hewascomfortablewithpeople.26.Whichofthefollowingbestexplains“onourtoes”underlinedinparagraph3?

A．Onboard.B．Inadvance.C．Onguard.D．Inshape.27.WhatwillLindaprobablydonext?

A．MeettouristsattheNationalZoo.B．Preparetogreetanothernewbird.C．Travelbacktoheroriginalhabitat.D．Learntoliveonherowninthewild.Anyonewhohastakenastandardizedtestknowsthatwritinganessayin20minutesorlesstakesseriousbrainpower.Havingaccesstoartificialintelligence(AI)wouldcertainlylightenthementalload.ButasarecentstudybyresearchersattheMassachusettsInstituteofTechnology(MIT)suggests,thathelpmaycomeatacost.Overthecourseofaseriesofessay-writingsessions,studentsworkingwithaswellaswithoutanAIchatbothadtheirbrainactivitymeasured.Acrosstheboard,theAIusersexhibitedmarkedlylowerbrainactivityinareasassociatedwithcreativefunctionsandattention.WhetherAIwillleavepeople’sbrainsweakinthelongtermremainsanopenquestion.ResearchersbehindthisstudyhavestressedthatfurtherworkisneededtoestablishadefinitivecausallinkbetweenincreasedAIuseandweakenedbrains.Afterall,thestudyhadatinysamplesizeandfocusedonasinglenarrowtask.Moreover,generativeAItoolsclearlyseektolightenpeople’smentalloads,asmanyothertechnologiesdo.Concernsaboutthiskindofoffloadingaren’tnew.Aslongagoasthe5thcenturyBC,Socrateswasquotedascomplainingthatwritingisnot“apotion(神藥)forremembering,butforreminding”.Calculatorssparecashiersfromcomputingabill.Navigationappsremovetheneedformap-reading.Andyetfewwouldarguethatpeoplearelesscapableasaresult.Thereislittleevidencetosuggestthatlettingmachineshandleusers’mentaltasksaltersthebrain’scapacityforthinking.ButtheworryisthatgenerativeAIallowsonetooffloadathoughtprocess.Andoncethebrainhasdevelopedatasteforoffloading,itcanbeahardhabittokick.Asoneuserputit,“IrelysomuchonAIthatIdon’tthinkI’dknowhowtosolvecertainproblemswithoutit.”Thetechnologyissoyoungthat,formanytasks,thehumanbrainisstillthesharpesttoolinthetoolkit.ButintimeboththeconsumersofAIanditsregulatorswillhavetoassesswhetheritswiderbenefitsoutweighanycognitive(認知)costs.IfstrongerevidenceemergesthatAImakespeoplelessintelligent,willtheycare?28.WhatdidtheMITstudyfind?

A．AIusersshowedlessmentalengagement.B．AIleftpeople’sbrainsweak.C．AIlightenedthementalloadinwriting.D．AIusersassociatedcreativitywithattention.29.AccordingtoSocrates,whatnegativeconsequencecouldwritinghave?

A．Peoplewouldavoidusingreminders.B．Peoplewouldstopthinkingindependently.C．Peoplewouldrelylessontheirownmemory.D．Peoplewouldcarelessaboutthespokenword.30.Whatpointdoestheuser’sremarkinparagraph5illustrate?

A．AIcanchangeusers’mentalcapacity.B．AIisnotwidelyavailabletothepublic.C．AIcanencourageusers’mentallaziness.D．AIisnotcapableofsolvingeveryproblem.31.Whatcanbeasuitabletitleforthetext?

A．WillAIMakeYouStupid?B．HowAILetsYouOffloadTasksC．WhyAIAffectsYourThinkingAbilitiesD．IsAIaMentalShortcutYouCaneasilyQuit?ResearchersfromtheUniversityofBathrecentlydevelopedanewtouchscreenthat'scapableofchangingitsshapeandhardnesswhenusersapplyvariouslevelsofforcetoit.Thescreen,whichtheyrefertoas“DeformIO”,usesair-poweredsystemsandsensorstodetectlevelsofpressureappliedbyafingerandthencollapse(凹陷)aroundit.Theresearcherssayitcouldaddanewinputlayer(輸入層)tomobiledevicesthatcouldbeusedforawidevarietyoftasks,fromlookingthroughdigitalmapstoplayinggamesand“feeling”thehardnessofproductsvirtually.ThoughDeformIO,whichis3mmthickwitha140mm2surfacelayer,isn'tthefirstchangeablescreen,itcanapplyseveralforceinputsonvariouspartsofthescreenatthesametime,whichmeansuserscanexperienceafeelingofcontinuoustactile(觸覺的)responsewhilemovingtheirfingeracrossthescreen.“Inotherwords,DeformIOallowsuserstofeelaricher,moretactileandnaturalresponseastheypressthesurface,”leadauthorJamesNashsaid.Ifthenewscreensareeverindeedappliedtowidespreadconsumermobiledevices,theycouldchangethewayusersinterfacewithappsandservicesusedonadailybasis.TheresearchersimagineasituationwhereafuturetravelerequippedwithDeformIOusesittomovethroughsectionsofthedigitalmap.Inthisexample,thetravelercouldquicklyswitchbetweentheroadviewsectionofamapandsatelliteviewbysimplyapplyingmoreandlesspressureonthescreen.It'suncertainifeverydayphoneuserswillfindthenewscreenattractiveenoughtogiveuptheirglasstouchscreens.Lessadvancedmobiledesignslikefoldablescreens,whichhavealreadyexistedforyears,arestillstrugglingtogainwideuseoutsideofalimitedaudience.It’spossiblethatscreenslikeDeformIOcouldendupthesameway.“Wehopethatin10to20years’time,theconceptsitpresentscouldbeinyourmobilephone.Fornow,we'reexploringtheapplicationsitmightbebestsuitedto.”Nashsaid.32.WhatcanbelearnedaboutDeformIO?

A．It'saprotectivelayerforscreens.B．It'sascreenwithtactileflexibility.C．Itperformsdifferenttaskstogether.D．Itsenseschangesinusers'identity.33.WhatmakesDeformIOstandoutamongothersimilardesigns?

A．Itsadaptableappearance.B．Itsbetter-qualitysensors.C．Itssmallsizeandlightweight.D．Itsmorerealisticsenseoftouch.34.Whatdoestheunderlinedphrase“interfacewith”inparagraph3mean?

A．Mixup.B．Assistwith.C．Connectwith.D．Improveon.35.WhatchallengemightDeformIOface?

A．Lowcustomerinterest.B．Technicaldesignlimitations.C．Insufficientdevelopmentfunds.D．Strongcompetitionwithintheindustry.Oneofthemostcommonmistakespeoplemakewhentryingtoimprovetheirhealthisattemptingtoomanysuddenandgreatchanges.Crashdiets,extremeworkoutplans,orsuddensleepadjustmentsoftenfailbecausethey’reunsustainable.36Herearesomepracticalyetpowerfultipstohelpyou:Startwithsmall,achievablegoals.37Forexample,theyhopetorun5milesdailywithoutpriortraining.Instead,theyshouldbeginwithmanageablesteps—takethestairsinsteadoftheelevator,ordo10minutesofstretchingeachmorning.Theseminoradjustmentspreventburnoutwhilesteadilyimprovingyourstrengthandendurance.38Beingtoostrictwithwhatoneeatsoftenbackfires.Thisoftenleadstoquickweightregainandfrustration.Insteadofbanningfoods,focusonaddingmorewhole,nutrient-richoptionslikevegetables,leanproteins,andhealthyfats.Forexample,swapsodaforsparklingwaterwithlemon,orreplacewhitebreadwithwhole-grainalternatives.Small,sustainablechangesleadtolastingresultswithoutthefrustrationofyo-yodieting.Prioritizesleepforoverallwell-being.Intoday’sfast-pacedworld,sleepisoftensacrificedforproductivityorentertainment.39Sleepdeprivationweakensimmunity,increasesstresshormones,andevencontributestoweightgain.Toimprovesleepquality,establishacalmingbedtimeroutine—dimthelights,avoidscreensanhourbeforebed,andkeepaconsistentsleepschedule,evenonweekends.Stayactivethroughouttheday.Sittingforlongperiodsislinkedtopoorcirculation,backpain,andmetabolicissues.Ifyouhaveadeskjob,setreminderstostandupandmoveeveryhour.40Simpleactivitieslikewalkingduringphonecallsordoinglightstretchescanboostenergy,improveposture,andenhancementalclarity.

A．Beconsistentratherthanextreme.B．Focusonnutrition,notjustdieting.C．Listentoyourbody’sneedsandadjustaccordingly.D．Itcanhelpreducestressandimprovescirculation.E．Thebesthabitsarethoseyoucanmaintainwithoutfeelingdeprived.F．Manypeoplegetdiscouragedbecausetheystartwithtoohighgoals.G．Youmightthinkyoucangowithlittleofit,butyourbodypaystheprice.三、完形填空“Ididn’tpickpeonies(牡丹).Theypickedme,”saysKathleenGagan,ownerandfounderofPeony’sEnvydisplaygardeninBernardsville.Thegarden’splayfulnamewas________yearsagoataparty,whenGaganenthusiasticallyannouncedher________tostartapeonyfarminherbackyard.Oneoftheguestssaid,“Sounds________—I’msurewe’llallhavepeoniesenvy!”Having________livedadynamiclifestyleworkingasaconsultantandlinguistoverseasfor15years,Gaganwashappyto________backintoBernardsville.In2002,sheplantedherfirstpeonycrop.Fouryearslater,shebegan________rootstock(根莖)commerciallyandopenedhergardentothe________becauseshewas“eagertobuildsomethingthatotherscouldvisitandenjoy.”Today,herpropertyishometooneofthemostextensive________ofpeoniesinthecountry.Gagan,anationally________gardeningexpert,appreciatesthelaid-backpresenceofestablishedpeoniesbecause,________othercrops,theyareeasytomaintain.“Beforestartingmypeonygarden,I________atapeachorchard(果園)becausedeerateallthetrees.ThenItriedraisingirises,withnoluck,”shesays.“Finally,Ihadsuccesswithpeonies.________andrabbitsdon’tlikethem,andtheestablishedplantsrequire________care.Everythingyoudoforthemcomesbackyearafteryearbecauseit’sagenerousplantthat________somuchmorethanittakes.”Peony’sEnvyisopendailyfromthelastFridayinAprilthroughthesecondSundayinJune.Tofullyexperienceallithasto________,someguestsvisitweekly.Intheseblooms,peoplefindamirrortolife’ssimplestwisdom:truebeautyasksforlittle,butgivesendlessly.41.A．calledB．bornC．foundD．stated42.A．promiseB．opinionC．planD．task43.A．impossibleB．familiarC．horribleD．lovely44.A．previouslyB．eventuallyC．naturallyD．frequently45.A．wanderB．fightC．settleD．hide46.A．diggingB．sellingC．givingD．storing47.A．volunteersB．gardenersC．crowdD．public48.A．systemsB．collectionsC．treasuresD．versions49.A．surroundedB．restrictedC．supportedD．recognized50.A．likeB．exceptC．unlikeD．despite51.A．stoppedB．failedC．a(chǎn)ttemptedD．succeeded52.A．DeerB．SheepC．AnimalsD．Enemies53.A．muchB．constantC．intenseD．little54.A．paysforwardB．givesbackC．countsonD．goesthrough55.A．offerB．reflectC．spreadD．expose四、語法填空閱讀下面短文，在空白處填入1個適當?shù)膯卧~或括號內(nèi)單詞的正確形式。Labubudollsarehardtocomeby.Aroundthegiantflagshipstoreoftheirmaker,PopMart,inShanghai,alargenumberofcustomers56(tell)theyneedtowaitaweekorlonger.ItisnotjustChinesechildrentryingtogettheirhandsonthem;celebrities57(include)Rihanna,apopstar,andDavidBeckham,58ex-footballer,havepostedphotosofLabubuonsocialmedia.ThepopularenthusiasmforLabubu59(send)PopMart’ssharesupby180%sincethestartoftheyear.ItisoneofChineseconsumerbrands60popularityisshootingup.Inthepast,Chineseshopperslookedoverseas61thelatesttrendsincosmetics,fashionandmore.Nowtheyarestreamingtolocalluxuryfirms,high-endmake-upbrandsandmilk-teashops.ItisanoddtimeforaboomamongChineseconsumerproducts.Sloweconomicgrowthhascausedhouseholdspendingto62(weak).Itisclaimedthatconsumerdowngradingispartofthe63(explain)fortheattentionaroundChinesebrands.Sinceconsumershavebecomemoreprice-sensitive,cheap-but-decent-qualityhomegrownbrandshaveboomed.ManyChinesecoffeedrinkershavefoundlocalchainssuchasCottiorLuckinjustasgoodasStarbucks,butoftenmuch64(expensive).PartofPopMart’ssuccesswithLabubudollscomesfrom65(target)spenderswithhigh-quality,“emotive”products,saysLinaYanofHSBC.五、書信寫作66.假定你是李華。你校外教Mr.Smith計劃在下學期為興趣小組（interestgroup）開設(shè)一門新課，目前正在征集學生們的意見。請你給他寫一封電子郵件，推薦一個主題，內(nèi)容包括：1.你推薦的課程主題（如：西方戲劇鑒賞、英語辯論技巧、英美流行文化等）；2.推薦該主題的理由（至少兩點）；3.表達對此課程的期待。注意：1.寫作詞數(shù)應(yīng)為80左右；2.請按如下格式在答題卡的相應(yīng)位置作答。DearMr.Smith,__________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________Yours,LiHua六、書面表達67.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。A12-year-oldboysawsomethinginashopwindowthatsethisheartracing.Itwasajewelbox.Buttheprice—fivedollars—wasfarbeyondReubenEarle’smeans.However,heopenedthedoorandwentinside.Standingproudandstraight,hetoldtheshopkeeperwhathewanted,adding,“ButIdon’thavethemoneyrightnow.Canyoupleaseholditformeforsometime?”“I’lltry,”theshopkeepersmiled.“Iwillraisethefivedollarsandnottellanybody,”Reubensaid