2025-2026学年四川省乐山第一中学高三上学期9月月考英语测试题

2025-2026学年四川省乐山第一中学高三上学期9月月考英语测试题一、阅读理解(★)ThisyearArt-Cwillcontinuetoprovidecommunityartguidesaswehavebeendoingitforthepast24years.HalvorsenFineArtGalleryEstablishedinHoustonHistoricArtDistrict,atSawyerYards,HalvorsenFineArtGallerywith2,000squarefeetfeaturesamazingpaintingsoflandscapesandseascapesbyimpressionisticartists.Inadditiontohostingartistexhibitions,itprovidesartconsultationservicesforcollectors,designersandartenthusiasts.ArtoftheWorldGalleryThegalleryprovidesacontemporary,complexandrichculturalexperienceforartenthusiastsandcollectorsfromallaroundtheworld.DirectlyrepresentingsomeofthemostimportantlivingartistsfromAsia,Europe,andLatinAmerica,ArtoftheWorldGalleryisoneofthemostfamousgalleriesinthestate,locatedinHouston’sfinesthotspotforlocalsandtourists.ZatistaContemporaryandFineArtWithover4,000worksfromthemosttalentedemergingandestablishedartists,Zatistaprovidesaccesstothetypesofworkspreviouslyonlyavailabletoseasonedcollectors.BuyingonlinewithZatistaiseasywiththeirfreeartconsultation,certificatesofauthenticity(真实性),andabuyerguaranteethatallowsyoutotryartinyourhomewithfreereturns.JohnPalmerFineArtIt’slocatedintheavenueintheHistoricHeights.Thecombinationofasaved1930’sbungalow(平房)withmuseum-qualitynewconstructionistheperfectatmospheretoshowcasethegreatworksofartistJohnRossPalmer.JohnPalmerFineArtisopenbyappointmentonly.Youcansetanappointmentbycalling713-861-6726.WelookforwardtoshowingyouthebeautifulworldofJohnPalmerFineArt!1.WhatisthepurposeofArt-C?

A．Collectingartworks.B．Offeringartinformation.C．Helpingseasonedartists.D．Foundingartorganizations.2.WhatcanvisitorsdoinHalvorsenFineArtGallery?

A．Holdpersonalexhibitions.B．Obtainauthenticcertificates.C．Getatasteofdifferentcultures.D．Appreciateimpressionistpaintings.3.WhatcanwelearnaboutJohnPalmerFineArt?

A．ItisinHouston’sbestspot.B．Itoffersartconsultationservices.C．Itexhibitstheworksofonlyoneartist.D．Itcanbevisitedwithoutanappointment.(★★★)Theroadstretchedendlesslyahead.Ipausedtotakeafewcarefulsipsofwater—onlyenoughtomoistenmytongue,sincethebottlewasalreadyhalf-empty—andweighmyoptions.TheshadefromthetreesdidlittletoeasetheburningsunasIstruggledtomakesenseofthemaps.TheoriginalplanwastostayovernightatatouristparknearLogueBrookDam,whereIcouldfinallyreachmywife,butrightthen,Ididn’thavethefaintestideawhereIwas.Wearily,Ipushedmyselfupright,remountedmybikeandstartedtodoublebackinthehopeofspottingcleartrailmarkers,butthisonlymadethingsworse:thetreesseemedtopressinaroundmeasIdesperatelyscannedforlandmarks—andthecicadas(蝉)haderuptedintoadeafeningchorus.Aftercyclingslowlyalongthesandytrailforabouttwohours,Iwasdelightedtoseeseeminglyrecentcycletracks.Encouraged,Imovedon,keepingasharpeyeonthetracks.However,Isoonrealisedthattheyweremyown.Iwascoveringthesameground.Discouraged,Ilaymybikeaside,andsankdownunderatreewithaheavysigh.Ihadnomorewater,andmytonguefeltswollen.Ifeltsleepyasgroupsoffliessettledonmeinavainattempttofinddampness.Asuddenwarmbreezestirredme.Iopenedmyeyes,caughtthedistanthumofanengine,andglancedweaklyupward,yetthesoundfadedaway.Afterashortwhile,Ihearditoncemore,butthistimeitseemednearer.Idraggedmyfeetandmarchedtowardthesourceofthesound.WhenImadeittothetopofthehill,Igaspedinutterdisbelief.ThereinfrontofmelayLogueBrookDam,withboatspullingwaterskiersandfolkssunbathingoutintheopen.Iwentbacktomybicycle,pusheditupthehill,andletitcoastintothelovelycoolwatersofthedam,whereIrolledaroundwearingmyfullcyclinggear.4.Whatcanbeinferredaboutthe1stparagraph?

A．Theauthordesperatelycontactedhiswifeatthetouristpark.B．Theauthorfoundthetrailmarkerseasilyafterdoublingback.C．Theauthorfeltconfusedandhelplessinthecurrentenvironment.D．Thecicadas’noisewassoloudthattheauthorcouldn’tfindlandmarks.5.Whendidtheauthorrealizehewascyclingincircles?

A．Whentrailmarkersdisappeared.B．Whenherecognizedhisownbiketracks.C．Whentheloudcicadanoisesdisturbedhim.D．Whenhenoticedthechangeinsandytrailconditions.6.Whywerethefliesmentioned?

A．Toshowhewasawedattheabundantwildlife.B．Todescribethesurroundingswerebecomingtougher.C．Toillustratehisphysicaldiscomfortwasintensifying.D．Toinformheunconsciouslyenteredadangerouszone.7.Whathappenedtotheauthorintheend?

A．Hedesertedhisbikenearthecoast.B．Hefailedtolocatethedamandgaveup.C．Hepushedhisbikeandrolledaboutthedam.D．Hehadthebikefreewheeldownhillandhadfun.(★★★)Soaringaboveadesertexpanseinanaircraft,twoscientistslookeddownwithtrainedeyesattreesandbushes.Afteranhour’sflight,oneofthescientistsjottedinhisbook,“Lookhereforprobablemetal”.Meanwhile,aboardanotherplanecruisingoveramountainousterrain,scientistssentamessagetoothercounterpartsontheground,“Goldpossible.”Walkingacrosshillyground,fourscientistsdocumentedtheirfindings,”Thisgroundshouldbesearchedformetals.“Fromanairplanehoveringoverahillywasteland,ascientistsentbackbyradiooneword,”Uranium.”NoneofthescientistspossessedX-rayeyes:theyhadnosupernaturalpowersforlookingdownbelowtheearth’ssurface.Theyweremerelyemployingoneofthemostcutting-edgemethodologiesforlocatingmineralsintheground-usingtreesandplantsasindicativemarkersthatcertainmineralsmayliebeneaththegroundonwhichthetreesandplantstakerootandflourish.Thisapproachtomineralexplorationispredicatedupontheprinciplethatmineralsdeepintheearthmayaffectthekindofbushesandtreesthatgrowonthesurface.AtWatsonBarCreek,abrooksixthousandfeethighinthemountainsofBritishColumbia,Canada,amineralsearchgroupgatheredbagsoftreeseeds.Boxeswerefilledwithsmallbranchesfromthetrees.Rootsweredugandputintoboxes.Eachbagandboxwascarefullymarked.Inascientificlaboratorythepartsoftheforesttreeswereburnedtoashesandtested.Eachsmallpartwasexaminedtolearnwhetherthereweremineralsinit.Analysisoftheroots,branches,andseedsdisclosedanabsenceofsilver.Butsmallamountsofgoldweredetectedintheroots,withlowergoldconcentrationspresentinthebranchesandseeds.Theseedsgrowingnearesttothetreetrunkhadmoregoldthanthosegrowingontheendsofthebranches.Hadthetreesnotprovidedindicationsofgoldintheground,thescientistswouldnothaveallocatedfundsfordiggingintothedepths.Theydidexcavateanduncoveredadditionalgoldreservesbelowthesurface.Furtherdiggingrevealedsubstantialquantitiesofthepreciousmetal.8.Whycouldscientiststellpossiblemineralexistencefromplants?

A．Scientistsaretrainedtoseethroughtheearth’ssurfaceanddetectminerals.B．Somemineralsdeepintheearthcaninfluencethetypeofsurfacevegetation.C．Therootscanabsorbandtransportmineralstobranchesandseedsinlargequantities.D．Plantsgrowinginmineral-richareashaveuniqueshapeseasytoidentifyfromtheair.9.Thestudyoftheplants’roots,branches,andseedssuggeststhat________.

A．branchestendtoholdmoregoldthanrootsB．rootscontainlessgoldthanseedsnearthetrunkC．goldcontentinbranchesfarfromthetrunkishigherthaninseedsD．seedsclosertothetrunklikelyhavemoregoldthanthoseatbranchends10.Howdoesthewritersupporttreesandplantsindicateminerals?

A．Bypresentingacasestudy.B．Bylistingdifferenttypesofminerals.C．Bymakingacomparison.D．Byexplainingthechemicalmechanism.11.Whatwouldbethebesttitleforthepassage?

A．ScientistsStudyTreeComponentsforGold.B．TreesandPlants:CluestoUndergroundMinerals.C．NewWaysofsearchingforUndergroundMinerals.D．TheProcessofGoldExplorationinTreesandPlants.(★★★)Regardlessofhowfamoustheyare,anddespitethestartreatmenttheyreceive,manycelebritiesmakeitapointtogivebacktocharities.Somehaveevensetuptheirownprivatefoundations.Theirwidelypublicisedvisitstotroubledareasoftheworldhelptoraiseawarenessofissuessuchasfamineandpoverty.AccordingtoJaneCooperofUnicefUK,celebritieshaveauniqueabilitytoreachhugenumbersofpeople,manyofwhommightnototherwisebeengagedincharitablecauses.Shepointedoutthatfamousfaceshadplayedasignificantroleinraisingfundsinrecentyears,andtheirenergieshadproducedtangibleresults,suchasenablingmillionsofchildreninpoorercountriestoattendschool.Butinspiteofthesesuccesses,thereisevidencetosuggestthatcelebrityendorsement(代言)maybeoverrated.Inasurveyofmembersofthepublictofindoutifcelebrityinvolvementwouldencouragepeopletodonate,researchersfoundthattheimpactwasnotasgreataspreviouslythought.Whenshownalistofwell-knownorganisationsandfamouspeoplewhorepresentthem,overhalfofrespondentswereunabletomatchthecelebritywiththecause.What’smore,threequartersclaimedthattheydidn’trespondtocelebrityendorsementinanyway.Thesurveyalsoshowedthatafewnamesdidstandoutasbeingassociatedwithparticularcharities.Butthepresenceofacelebrityinacampaign,wasnotasignificantfactorwhenitcametoadecisiontodonatetimeormoney.Instead,themajorityofpeoplecontributebecauseofpersonalconnectionsintheirlivesandfamilieswhichmakeacharityimportanttothem.Inanotherstudyaimedatyoungpeople,mostparticipantscitedacompelling(无法抗拒的)missionastheirmainmotivationtogive.Thesecondmostimportantdrivewasifafriendorpeerrecommendedsupportingaparticularcause.Onlytwopercentofrespondentssaidtheyweremotivatedbycelebrityendorsement.Thisseemstocontradictthegeneralassumptionthatteenagersareparticularlyinfluencedbyfamouspeople.Onepossibleexplanationisthatthereisageneralfatigue(疲倦)withcelebrityculture.Thereisalsoasuspicionthatthestarsaretheoneswhobenefitmostwhentheyoffertodocharitywork.Somecritiqueshaveaccusedthatcelebritiesmightactuallytakeattentionawayfromissuesbyattractingmoreattentionthanthecausestheyrepresent.Sotakingalltheseissuesintoaccount,isittimeforcharitiestorethinktheircampaignstrategiesandlookforalternativewaystoreachnewaudiences?Whicheverpointofviewyoufavour,thereseemstobeopportunitiesformoreresearchintohowcharitycampaignsmightdeveloprelationshipswithcelebritiestomaximisetheirpotential.Thisinturnwillopenupmoreengagement,andbettertargetedcampaigns—whichcanonlybenefitthosewhoreallymatter—thepeopleandanimalsthatareinneedofassistance.12.Whatdoestheunderlinedword“tangible”inParagraph1probablymean?

A．Controversial.B．Celebrated.C．Definite.D．Temporarily.13.WhichofthefollowingstatementsiscorrectaccordingtoParagraph2?

A．Celebrityinvolvementiskeytomotivatingpeopletodonate.B．Allpeoplearenotinfluencedbycelebritiesincharitydonations.C．Mostpeoplecontributetocharitiesbecausetheyareinspiredbythefamily.D．Noneofthepeoplebelievecelebritiesmakeanydifferencetotheirdonation.14.The3rdparagraphismainlyabout________.

A．howyoungpeoplereacttocelebritycultureB．whoistoblamefortakingattentionawayfromcharitiesC．whatmainlymotivatesyoungpeopletobeengagedincharitablegivingD．whyyoungpeoplearerarelyinfluencedbycelebritiesincharitydonations15.Whatistheauthor’sattitudetowardscelebritydoingcharities?

A．Objective.B．Positive.C．Negative.D．Unclear.(★★★)It’snosecretthatartificialintelligenceischangingthewaywework.Withmoreandmoresimplertasksbeingautomated,humansareleftwithmorehigh-levelcognitivework,suchasideageneration,strategicplanning,andcreativewriting.16Theproblemisthatwestillfollowamindsetthatresemblestheeraofassembly(组装)lines,whichdoesn’tfosterorfacilitatethetypeofworkneededtoday.Leadersconstantlymeasuredproductivityintermsofhowmanyhoursanemployeespentatworkorthenumberofabstracttargetstheyreached.17Thistypeofoutputdoesn’tfitintheeraofAI.Instead,wehavetomakeapsychologicalswitch,structuringeachworkdayforqualityinsteadofquantity.Startbykickingtheoldmethodofcontinuousworkthroughouttheday.Researchshowsthatcontinuousworkimpairscreativeideagenerationandhighquality,complexcognitivework.18It’srecommendedthatusingworksessionsthatareabout90minuteslong,attackingthehardestpartofthetaskinthefirst20minutesandmovingtotheslower,easierworkduringtheremainingtime.19Therefore,managersshouldconsidertheprincipalareathatateamorindividualisworkingonratherthanimposingthesameworkscheduleacrossateamoranorganization.Datasuggeststhatit’sbettertoworkontasksthatinvolvecreativity,imagination,andproblemsolvingduringthefirstfewhoursofthedayandagainrightbeforeyougotosleep.20Inbetweenthefocusedworksessions,maketimeforanaporforeasyworkthatdoesn’trequiremuchcreativityorfocus.

A．That’sbecausepeopletendtooverwork.B．Thetimeofdaywillalsomakeadifference.C．Asaresult,quantityofworkwasprioritized.D．Toexcelinthenewera,we’llneedtotransformhowwework.E．Witheverynewtechnologycomesfearandthennewopportunity.F．Becauseofthat,it’sbettertoworkinbursts,givingthemindarest.G．Themiddleofthedayisbetterforsomethingcallingforconcentration.二、完形填空(★★★)Yearsago,asayoungbusinessreporter,Iinterviewedanadvertisingexecutive.Iwastheretoaskaboutthelatest_________.ButwhenIsatdown,hewantedtotalkaboutwritingfiction.Hespenthoursmeetingwithclientsandcraftingslogans,buthedreamedofbeinga(n)_________instead.Adecadeorsolater,however,Iwas_________toseetheadvertiseronTV,holdinguphisnew_________.JamesPattersonhad_________intoabest-sellingauthor.“MaybeIwasdelusional(痴心妄想),butI_________thoughtofmyselfasanadvertisingperson,”hetoldmewhenaskedhowhe’ddoneit.“Ialways_________tobeawriter.Itwasalwaysinmyhead.”Mr.Patterson’sabilitytoseehimselfasawriter_________aconceptknownas“possibleselves”.Itdescribeshowpeople_________theirfutures:whattheymaybecome,orwanttobecome,orevenfearbecoming.Theterm,__________in1986bythesocialpsychologistsHazelMarkusandPaulaNurius,grewoutofsome__________onself-conceptandself-perception.Apossibleselfcantakeyou__________daydreams,whichareoftenfleetingandnotnecessarilygroundedin__________.Itcancometofruition(实现)“ifyoubuilda__________fromyour‘now’selftothepossibleself,”Dr.Markussaid.Ifyouwantachange,imagineyourpossibleselfand__________.21.A．campaignB．budgetC．hobbyD．travel22.A．entrepreneurB．novelistC．consultantD．specialist23.A．relievedB．delightedC．terrifiedD．surprised24.A．envelopeB．magazineC．bookD．journal25.A．expandedB．changedC．rangedD．migrated26.A．neverB．merelyC．nearlyD．ever27.A．hesitatedB．deservedC．plannedD．learned28.A．createsB．contradictsC．introducesD．illustrates29.A．buildB．embraceC．envisionD．secure30.A．boughtB．coinedC．imaginedD．promoted31.A．researchesB．advertisementsC．suggestionsD．regulations32.A．throughB．alongC．withinD．beyond33.A．responsibilityB．earthC．realityD．truth34.A．shelterB．bridgeC．barrierD．platform35.A．takeactionB．makeitC．settledownD．stayawake三、语法填空(★★★)阅读下面短文，在空白处填入1个适当的单词或括号内单词的正确形式。Inthedigitalage,36(take)advantageofnewtechnologiestocreatenewculturalandtourismisatrend.InLangfang,HebeiProvince,digitaltechnologieshavebeencombinedwithtraditionalChineseculture.37themeparkhasbeenbuiltbasedontheQingDynastynovelDreamofRedMansion,38reflectsaspectsofancientChina,suchasitssociallifeandcustoms.Duringthetrip,adigitaltravelplatform,Xiaowa,acts39atravelplannerandprovidesreal-timeinsightsandpersonalizedrecommendations.Oncetheschedule40(confirm),visitorscancompareitwiththecurrentconditions,includinginformationaboutlinesforvariousperformances,whichis41(continuous)updated.Theapplicationenablesvisitors42(experience)traditionalChinesecultureattheparkand43(help)todrawinmanytouristssinceitislaunched.TangJinnan,PekingUniversity’sSchoolofJournalismandCommunication’sPartysecretary,claimthatAI’sfull44(capability)areyettobefullyunlocked.Whetherit’sdrawingbyhandinthepast,usingacomputernow45integratingartificialintelligence,theessenceofinheritingculturalheritageremainsunchanged.四、书信写作(★★★)46.假定你是李华，你校学生会决定发起“息屏24小时”活动，请你代表学生会给校英语报写一份倡议书，呼吁全校师生积极加入此活动。内容包括：1.活动的原因；2.你的具体建议。注意：1.写作词数应为80左右；2.请按如下格式在答题卡的相应位置作答。Let’sEmbraceaScreen-FreeDay!Dearteachersandschoolmates,_______________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________StudentUnion五、书面表达(★★★)47.阅读下面材料，根据其内容和所给段落开头语续写两段，使之构成一篇完整的短文。Inaworldwheretimewasthemostvaluablecurrency,amannamedHenrylivedalifeofmonotonous(单调乏味的)routine.Everydaywasamirrorimageofthelast,filledwiththetick-tockoftheclockthatdictatedhiseverymove.Henrywasaskilledwatchmaker,andhiscreationswereadmiredfortheirprecisionandbeauty.However,theirony(讽刺)ofhisprofessionwasnotlostonhim;despitehisabilitytocontrolthemeasureoftime,hefeltasiftimewascontrollinghim.Tomakemattersworse,thereharboredadeepregretinhisheart—hissonRichard,whoworkedinanothercity,seldomcontactedhim.Theywereliterallystrangerslivingfarapart.Oneday,anelderlywomanvisitedHenry’ss