2025-2026学年河北省沧州市高三10月复习质量检测英语试题及答案

2．回答选择题时，选出每小题答案后，用2B铅笔把答题卡上对需改动，用橡皮擦干净后，再选涂其他答案标号。回答非选择做题时，先将答案标在试卷上。录音内容结束后，你将有两分钟的时间将试卷上的答案转涂听完每段对话后，你都有10秒钟的时间B．Thescarfhasbeenfinish选出最佳选项。听每段对话或独白前，你将有时间阅读各个小题，每小题5秒钟；听完后，各小题将给出5秒钟的作答时间。每段对话或6．Whatdoesthewomanthinkofhercurrentjo7．Whatistheprobabl听第7段材料，回答第8至10题。ASellingusedbooksiseasierthanever,thankstotechnology.AbeBooksisatextbooks,fineart,collectibles,maps,comics,andpapercollectibles.Becausethisit’sagoodplaceforpeoplewhowanttosellfirsThereisaminimum$25/site.Thetiered(阶梯式的)pricinggoesupfromthere,allthewayto$500/monthifySellersneedtodescribe,stoandspeeds.AnythingyoulistisautomaticallylistedontheirsixiIfyouonlywanttosellafewbooks—likeyouwanttooffloadsomyourgreataunt,oryouwanttoselllastsemester’stextbooks—AbeBookshasabwithTextbookRushfortextbooksandAbeBooksdoesnotacceptlow-qualityordamageditems.ButthebiggestdownsideofsellingAbeBooksisthesellingfees,whicharehigherthanOntheupside,yougettolistyourbooksonasitethat’sknowImportantly,thosebooksarelistedinternationallyatnoextracharge.That’AbeBooksformorethanon1.WhichofthefollowingbooksaremostpopularwithAbA.Inheritedancientbooks.B.Mass-marketpaperbacks.C.Newly-publishedtextbooks.D.Children’shand-drawnpic2.WhatisarequirementforsellerstosellusedboA.Covertheirshippingratesthemselves.B.KeepC.Payamonthlymembershipfee.D.3.WhatisthemainadvantageofsellingusedbooksonAbeBooks?AMuchlowersellingfees.C.Widerinternationalreachatnoextracost.DBWhilemanyteenagegirlsarebusywiththedevoteshertimetohelpingabandoneddogsfindnewhomes.ShevolunteersaandhassetupaFacebookpagetoadvertisedogsinneedofadoptioFaye’sjourneybeganduringherworkexperienceweekatAnimalControl.“Ipickedupapuppy(小狗)onpuppyonTradeMe,whichledtohimfindingalovinghomeinadvertisingpuppiesanddogsthatneededtobeHerpagenowhasnearly30,000likesalotofpressureofftheshelter,”saysVaughanOliver,anAnlight,givingthemasecondchanceatlife.”EveryFriday,FayevolunteersatAnimalControl,grooming(梳理)puppiesandphotographinFacebookpage.Shealsospendsseveralhourseachnightarrangemails.Itcanbestressfultobalancethiswithschoolassignmentsandhouseholdaboutherwork.“It’srewardingandmakesitallwoTheshelterreceivesupto20newdogseachweek,mostlysanymore.WithFaye’shelp,thesedogsoftenfindsuitablehomesquickly.“SherestoresmyfaithinthecommDespitestillbeinginhighschool,Fayehopestopursueacapeopleandmakingadifference,”sheher,”Mr.Oliveradds.“Shedoesafantasticjob.”FayecontinuestopostpicturesofadoptabledogsonFacebookpageeachweek,committedtogivingmoredogs4.WhatinspiredFayeCareytostarthelpingabanC.Apuppy’shardshipinherworkexperienD.HerdesiretogainworkexperienceinA5HowhasFaye’sFacebookpagecontributedtohereffortA.Ithasallowedhertofindmoredogs.C.Ithasincreasedthenumberofdisplaceddogs.D.Ithasprovidedfi6.Whatdoestheunderlinedword“surrendered”inparagraph5probA.Rejected.B.Influenced.C.Deserted.A.ToopenherownanimalC.ToorganizenationwideCCockatoosareknownforthebeaks(喙),whichhelpthemtacklecomplexchallenges.Inthesomeonehadleftthewaterrunningbymistake.Butafterlookingatavideo,shturningonthefountainbyitself.daysandgained525instancesofthebirdsusingthefountain.hestudyfoundthatabout70%ofthebirdsmadeeffortttoholddownthehandle,whilesomeplacedtheirotherfootonwoulddrink.“It’sabitofanawkwardbodypositiontheyhavetohold,”saidLucyAplin,oneofthescientistsinvolvedinthestudy.“Thebirdsonlygotwaterinabout41%oftheirefforttimewhentheywereinahurryorwhenothercockatoosweretryingtousethefountainatthesametime.”Thescientistsaren’texapossiblereasonisthatthecleanwatertaslikeeagles.Dr.Klumpnotedthebirdsmightsimplyenjoythechallengeofmakingthefountainwork.notdyingofthirst,”shesays,“Thenwhynotdosomethingyouenjoy?”8.Whatdoesparagraph3mainlA.Theprocessofthestudy.B.Theresultofthestudy.C.Thebackgroundofthestudy.D.Thesignificanceofthestudy.9.WhatdidDr.Klump’steamdiscoveraboutthecockatoos’useofthedrinkingfountain?A.OnlyafewcockatooswereinterestedinuB.Cockatoosarefondofthetasteofthewaterinthefountains.C.MostcockatoosmanagedtousethefountaindespitediffD.Cockatoospreferreddrinkingfromthefountaintoeatingwa10.WhymightdrinkingA.Itenablesthemtoavoidhumanintervention.B.ItheC.Itreducescompetitionwithotheranimals.D.ItprovideswA.TheMysteryofCockatoos’SurvivalSkillsC.UrbanBirds:AdaptingtoHumanEnvironmentsD.CleverCockatoos:DHavingnightmares(噩梦)onaweeklybasisseemstospeedupagingandmaaccordingtoastudybyAbidemiOtaikuatImperinightmarefrequency,andweresubsequentlyTheresearchrevealedthatthosewithweeklynireaching70comparedtothonightmarefrequencyandprematuredeath,notingitwasastrongerprediorlackofphysicalactivity.HeissettopresentthesefindingsattheEuropeanAcademyofNeurologyCongressToassesstheparticipants’biologicalage,theteammeasuredtelomerecelldivisionandisassto10,whosenightmarefrequencywasreportedbytheirparents.Adults’biologicalagewasfurtepigeneticclocks(表观遗传时钟).frequentnightmareshadshortertelomeraccountedforabout40%oftheincreaseddeathrisk.Otaikusuggestedtwopossiblereasonlevels,linkedtofastercellularaging.Second,disturbedsleepimpactsthebody’sincreasingtheriskofvariousmedicalconditions,includingheartdisease.Otaikuadvisedsimplestepstoavoidregulforanxiet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lotsofthesocialproblemsemergingafterthewar,”Masaid.IntheHangzhouNationalAcademyofArts,43heusedtostudyinthamongtheteachers,Maexplained.Theywerereadytogiveoutpaintingtohelpsomeonepoor44tocelebratesomeone’swedding.LaterinFrance,Zaogaveothersand45(receive)giftpaintingsfrommany46.假定你是李华，你的英国朋友Jim打算来中国旅游，他在两种旅行（NatureTour和CultureTour）上比Lilakneltinthecommunitygarden,pattingsoilaroThumbContestwasthreeweefirst-placeprize:asetofgardeningtools.“You’rereallygoingalloutthisyear,”saidMia,herneighborandfriendlycompetitoplotoflivelymarigolds.Thetwogirlshadbeencompetinginthecontestsincetheymightjustbeatmymarigoldsfortallestplant.”Lilasmiled.“That’stheplan!Yourfleveryafternoon,sharingtipsandlaughingastheytendedtheirgardens.Theymarkedwoodensticks,theirfriendlycompetitionpushingbothtodotheirbesThendisasterstruck.Afteraheavysummerrain,Lilaexaminedtheplantscarefully.“It’sblight(枯萎病),”shesaid.“Thedampweathercausedit.”Lilatriedeverythingtosaveherplants—specialsprays,extranutrients—black.Thecontestwasjustoneweekawaywhenshesatsadlyamongherhardworkwasdisappearingbeforeher.Thenextmorning,MiaappearedatLila’sgardenwithaplateofbright,healthymarigoldseedlshesaid.“Plantthesebetweenyoursunflowers.They’reresistanttoblightandwillhelpfillintheemptyspaceLilastaredatherfriendinsurprise.“But…whatabthingsaremoreimportantthanwinning.Besides,ourgardenslookbetterwhenwehelpeachother.”________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________LilahuggedMiatightly,andthenturnedtoaddressthec____________________________________________________________________________________________2．回答选择题时，选出每小题答案后，用2B铅笔把答题卡上对需改动，用橡皮擦干净后，再选涂其他答案标号。回答非选择做题时，先将答案标在试卷上。录音内容结束后，你将有两分钟的时间将试卷上的答案转涂听完每段对话后，你都有10秒钟的时间B．Thescarfhasbeenfinish选出最佳选项。听每段对话或独白前，你将有时间阅读各个小题，每小题5秒钟；听完后，各小题将给出5秒钟的作答时间。每段对话或6．Whatdoesthewomanthinkofhercurrentjo7．Whatistheprobabl听第7段材料，回答第8至10题。ASellingusedbooksiseasierthanever,thankstotechnology.AbeBooksisatextbooks,fineart,collectibles,maps,comics,andpapercollectibles.Becausethisit’sagoodplaceforpeoplewhowanttosellfirsThereisaminimum$25/site.Thetiered(阶梯式的)pricinggoesupfromthere,allthewayto$500/monthifySellersneedtodescribe,stoandspeeds.AnythingyoulistisautomaticallylistedontheirsixiIfyouonlywanttosellafewbooks—likeyouwanttooffloadsomyourgreataunt,oryouwanttoselllastsemester’stextbooks—AbeBookshasabwithTextbookRushfortextbooksandAbeBooksdoesnotacceptlow-qualityordamageditems.ButthebiggestdownsideofsellingAbeBooksisthesellingfees,whicharehigherthanOntheupside,yougettolistyourbooksonasitethat’sknowImportantly,thosebooksarelistedinternationallyatnoextracharge.That’AbeBooksformorethanon1.WhichofthefollowingbooksaremostpopularwithAbA.Inheritedancientbooks.B.Mass-marketpaperbacks.C.Newly-publishedtextbooks.D.Children’shand-drawnpic2.WhatisarequirementforsellerstosellusedboA.Covertheirshippingratesthemselves.B.KeepC.Payamonthlymembershipfee.D.3.WhatisthemainadvantageofsellingusedbooksonAbeBooks?A.Muchlowersellingfees.C.Widerinternationalreachatnoextracost.D【解析】【1题详解】细节理解题。根据第一段“Becausethissiteisbest-knownforrarebooks,it’sagoodplacef【2题详解】细节理解题。根据第二段“Thereisaminimum$25/monthmem500bookslistedonthesite.(开始进行销售需要支付每月25美元的最低【3题详解】collectiblebooks.Importantly,thosebooksarelistedinternationallyatnoextracharge.(从好的方BWhilemanyteenagegirlsarebusywiththedevoteshertimetohelpingabandoneddogsfindnewhomes.ShevolunteersaandhassetupaFacebookpagetoadvertisedogsinneedofadoptioFaye’sjourneybeganduringherworkexperienceweekatAnimalControl.“Ipickedupapuppy(小狗)onpuppyonTradeMe,whichledtohimfindingalovinghomeinadvertisingpuppiesanddogsthatneededtobeHerpagenowhasnearly30,000likesalotofpressureofftheshelter,”saysVaughanOliver,anAnlight,givingthemasecondchanceatlife.”EveryFriday,FayevolunteersatAnimalControl,grooming(梳理)puppiesandphotographinFacebookpage.Shealsospendsseveralhourseachnightarrangemails.Itcanbestressfultobalancethiswithschoolassignmentsandhouseholdaboutherwork.“It’srewardingandmakesitallwoTheshelterreceivesupto20newdogseachweek,mostlysanymore.WithFaye’shelp,thesedogsoftenfindsuitablehomesquickly.“SherestoresmyfaithinthecommDespitestillbeinginhighschool,Fayehopestopursueacapeopleandmakingadifference,”sheher,”Mr.Oliveradds.“Shedoesafantasticjob.”FayecontinuestopostpicturesofadoptabledogsonFacebookpageeachweek,committedtogivingmoredogs4.WhatinspiredFayeCareytostarthelpingabanC.Apuppy’shardshipinherworkexperienD.HerdesiretogainworkexperienceinA5.HowhasFaye’sFacebookpagecontributedtohereffortsA.Ithasallowedhertofindmoredogs.C.Ithasincreasedthenumberofdisplaceddogs.D.Ithasprovidedfi6.Whatdoestheunderlinedword“surrendered”inparagraph5probA.Rejected.B.Influenced.C.Deserted.A.ToopenherownanimalC.Toorganizenationwide【解析】【4题详解】细节理解题。根据第二段“Faye’sjourneybeganduringherworkexperiencewe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injuries,withtwobonesexposed.Holmeskeptthedriver33arrived.ThecrashleftHolmesshaken.“Itwashorriblrescue.Hisquick35helpedsustainlivesamongthewreckage(残骸).pulledoverproblemsconfirmedassistedplanB.tookoffslippedoffpromiseddesign34.A.recalledB.admitted35.A.instructionB.action【答案】21.