2025-2026学年重庆一中高三（上）期中英语试卷

第1页（共1页）2025-2026学年重庆一中高三（上）期中英语试卷第一节(共5小题；每小题1.5分，满分7.5分)听下面5段对话。每段对话后有一个小题，从题中所给的A、B、C三个选项中选出最佳选项。听完每段对话后，你都有10秒钟的时间来回答有关小题和阅读下一小题。每段对话仅读一遍。1．（1.5分）Whatisthewomangoingtodo？A．Organizeherroom.B．Collectapackage.C．Sendanemail.2．（1.5分）Whatistheweatherlikenow？A．Hot.B．Cold.C．Wet.3．（1.5分）Whatcanthedogdoonvacation？A．Playwiththewoman'sfriends.B．Hangaroundwithotheranimals.C．Exploretheforestwiththewoman.4．（1.5分）Whatisthemandoing？A．Preparingabirthdayspeech.B．Creatingagraduationspeech.C．Practicingaweddingspeech.5．（1.5分）Whatwillthemanprobablyhaveforlunchtoday？A．Beef.B．Chicken.C．Pork.第二节(共5小题；每小题1.5分，满分22.5分)听下面5段对话或独白。每段对话或独白后有几个小题，从题中所给的A、B、C三个选项中选出最佳选项。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。每段对话或独白读两遍。（3分）6.Wheredoestheconversationprobablytakeplace？A．Onastreet.B．Inacoffeeshop.C．Inagym.7.Whereistheparkwithnewexercisemachines？A．OnErmineStreet.B．Oppositeastreetrestaurant.C．Byanewconveniencestore.（4.5分）8.WhatinspiredPablo'smothertonamehimPablo？A．Herfavoritemusician.B．Afamouspainter.C．Awell﹣knownactor.9.HowdidPablogetinvolvedinart？A．Hehadaninterestinit.B．Hismotheraskedhimtodoso.C．Hewasbornwithatalentforpainting.10.Whatarethespeakersmainlytalkingabout？A．Theircareerchoices.B．Thewoman'sfavoritepainting.C．Theman'spersonalexperience.（4.5分）11.Howdoesthewomansound？A．Considerate.B．Disappointed.C．Tired.12.Whatistheprobablerelationshipbetweenthespeakers？A．Motherandson.B．Friends.C．Teacherandstudent.13.Whatdoesthewomanthinkismoreimportantfortheman？A．Socializing.B．Gettingenoughsleep.C．Achievinggoodgrades.（4.5分）14.Howdoesthewomanfeel？A．Excited.B．Uncomfortable.C．Nervous.15.Whatdoweknowaboutthewoman？A．Shehasanupsetstomach.B．Shehasalottolearnatthebeginning.C．Sheiswearingafirefighteruniformnow.16.Whatdoesthemansuggesttheydonext？A．Gotothecanteen.B．Reviewsafetyrules.C．Practiceclimbingthepole.（6分）17.Onwhichdaysarethehealthclassesheldnow？A．Sundays.B．Mondays.C．Tuesdays.18.WhatisthepurposeofMr．Smith'sclass？A．Toencouragepeopletothinkproperly.B．Tohelppeoplemanagetheirstress.C．Toteachpeopletoeatwell.19.Whichaspectwillthelessontodaymainlyfocuson？A．Breathingexercises.B．Stretchingexercises.C．Academicknowledge.20.Whatdoesthespeakersayaboutyoga？A．Itneedspeopletobeyoungtostart.B．Itismainlyaboutrelaxingthebody.C．Itisbeneficialineverydaylife.第二节（共4小题；每小题2.5分，满分37.5分）阅读下列短文，从每题所给的A、B、C、D四个选项中选出最佳选项。（7.5分）PodcastDirectoryHerearesomepopularblogprogramstohelpyouexploreinterestingtopicsfromnaturetotechnology.WhyScientistsWanttoBuildaCellFromScratchDate：October13，2025Cellsarethebasicunitsoflife，buttheyarefarfromsimple.Eventoday，biologistsdon'tfullyunderstandhowalivingcellworks.HostReginaG.BarberinterviewsbioengineersKateAdamalaandDrewEndy.Theyexplainthereasonsbehindscientists'plantobuildacellcompletelyfromsmallparts.WhySomePeopleLoveScaryMoviesDate：October6，2025Fallishere，andit'saseasonoftenlinkedtofearandanxiety.Inancienttimes，fearhelpedhumansstaysafe—theyranawayfromanimalsthatwantedtohuntthem，andanxietymadethemcarefulofpossibledangers.Butnow，somepeopleactivelyseekfearfromscarymoviesorhauntedhouses.Thisprogramlooksintothisinterestingphenomenon.IsRed﹣LightTherapyWorththePromotion？Date：September22，2025Theanti﹣agingproductmarketreachedabout53billiondollarsin2024.Red﹣lighttherapyisoneofthenewestpopulartrendsinthismarket.Youcanseemanyclaimsonsocialmedia：usingdirectedredlightregularlybringsallkindsofhealthbenefits.Butdoesscientificresearchsupporttheseclaims？Theprogramdiscussesthisquestion.BrainImplantsAreHere，TheyHelp——andThey'reaLittleCreepyDate：September10，2025Brain﹣computerinterfaces（BCIs）aredevicesputintothebodythroughsurgery.Theyconnectthehumanbraintoacomputer.Forpeoplewhohavelosttheabilitytomoveorspeak，BCIscanbeveryuseful.However，theprogramalsomentionsthatBCIsmakesomepeoplefeelabituncomfortable.21.WhatdoweknowabouttheprogramonOctober13？A.Itishostedbytwobioengineers.B.Itexplainshowtobuildalivingcell.C.Itdiscussesamysteryofcellstructure.D.Itinvitesexpertstotalkaboutcellresearch.22.Whichpodcastisanelderlypersonseekingyouthmostlikelytolistento？A.TheoneonOctober13，2025.B.TheoneonOctober6，2025.C.TheoneonSeptember22，2025.D.TheoneonSeptember10，2025.23.ForwhomistheprogramonSeptember10helpful？A.Peoplehavingacrazeforscarymovies.B.Peoplecuriousaboutmigratingbirds.C.Peopleinterestedinanti﹣agingproducts.D.Peoplehavingtroublemovingorspeaking.（10分）LeaSalongastandsasapioneeringforceinmusicaltheatre，aFilipinostarwhogainedaninternationalreputationbyoriginatingthetitleroleinMissSaigonat18inLondon'sWestEnd.Thisrolelaunchedherinternationalcareer，earningherbothOlivierandTonyAwards，andsolidifiedherplaceintheatrehistory.Salonga'sjourneybeganwithsingingatfamilypartiesinthePhilippines.Atsix，sheauditionedforTheKingandI，debutingatseven，andlaterjoinedRepertoryPhilippines，performinginmusicalslikeFiddlerontheRoofandTheSoundofMusicasBrigitta.Raisedinamusicalhousehold—herbrotherisacomposer，conductor，andarranger—shehadarelativelynormalchildhood，attendingregularschool，takingpianoandballetlessons，andbeingsupportedbyhermotherwhomanagedhercareer."Myparentssupportedme，buttheytoldmeeducationisimportant，"shesaid."Theysaidshowbusinessischangeable，andIsawthattoo—somestarsbecamenobodyquickly."Sheevenenrolledinuniversitytostudymedicine，planningtoshifttopsychologyiftheatredidn'tworkout.Herachievementsaregroundbreaking.MissSaigonmadeherahouseholdname，andherDisneyvoiceworkexpandedherreach.InLesMisérables，SalongamadehistoryagainasthefirstAsianÉponineonBroadwayin1993.Initiallyunfamiliarwiththeshow，shesoonbecameobsessed."JustasHamiltonisnowtomusicallovers，LesMisérableswasthattome.Tothisday，I'msureIcanrecallmostofthelyrics，"shesaid.Despitethechallengeofplayingaroletraditionallyheldbywhiteactors，shesucceeded，latertryingtheroleofAntineinarevivalthatembraceddiversecasting.Mostnotably，shebrokeracialbarriersinmusicaltheatre，pavingthewayforAsianactorsinleadingrolesonBroadwayandbeyond.HerconnectiontoLesMisérablesremainsprofound，andherupcomingtour，Stage，ScreenandEverythingInBetween，willcelebratehercareer，includinghighlightsfromtheshow.24.WhatmadeSalongastudymedicine？A.Herparentsforcedhertochooseastablecareer.B.Sheaimedtoswitchtopsychologyafterhermedicalstudies.C.Sheandherparentsconsideredshowbusinessunstable.D.Herbrotherfailedtosupporthertheatrecareer.25.WhichmusicalinitiallywonSalonga'sglobalfame？A.TheKingandI.B.MissSaigon.C.LesMisérables.D.TheSoundofMusic.26.WhatisSalonga'sconnectionwithLesMisérables？A.SheplayedbothÉponineandAntineasanAsian.B.ShewasasobsessedwithLesMisérablesaswithHamilton.C.Shestarredintheoriginalperformanceofthemusical.D.Shewillleaveoutsongsfromtheshowinhertourtocome.27.WhichofthefollowingbestdescribesSalonga'scareerlife？A.Useitorloseit.B.Nosweat，nosweet.C.Don'tputallyoureggsinonebasket.D.Hewhodareswins.（10分）TheinfluentialphilosopherHenryDavidThoreauwasbornmorethan200yearsago—andnowatermhe'screditedwithintroducing，"brainrot，"istheOxfordUniversityPress'swordorphraseof2024.Brainrotwasselectedbythousandsofonlinevoters.ButinThoreau'swork，particularlyhis1854bookWalden，orLifeintheWoods，hewroteabout"brain﹣rot."Itwasthefirstrecordeduseoftheterm，accordingtoOxfordUniversityPress.Today，brainrot（脑腐）reflectsaworrythatconsumingtheinternet'sendlesswavesofviralpostsandvideoclips，especiallyonsocialmedia，mightnumbone'sbrain.InWalden，Thoreauusedthetermasheobjectedtooversimplification.Heasked，"Whyleveldownwardtoourdullestperceptionalways，andpraisethatascommonsense？""WhileEnglandattemptedtocurethepotato﹣rot，willnotanyattempttocurethebrain﹣rot，whichispopularsomuchmorewidelyandfatal？"TobettergetasenseofhowThoreausawbrainrotinthe1800s，NPRcontactedCristinEllis，anauthorityonThoreauwhoteachesliteratureattheUniversityofMississippi."ForThoreau，'brain﹣rot'describeswhathappenstoourmindsandspiritswhenweholdbackourinbornnatureforcuriosityandwonder，"Ellissays，"andinsteadresignourselvestotheunreflectivehabitsweobserveallaroundus—habitsoffittingin，gettingby，chasingprofits，chattingaboutthelatestnews."Intoday'susage，brainrotisseenasabadthing，sortofacautionarytermforwhatmighthappentousifwegettoodistracted."IthinkthedefinitionsarerelatedbutThoreau'ssenseofbrainrotiswaymoreextreme，"Ellissays."It'snotjustTikTokdancecrazesbutvirtuallyourentire24/7mediaculture—includingthe'serious'newsofnewspapers—thatThoreauwouldaccuseofunderestimatingourminds，"sheadds."Thoreaureallyvaluesdirectexperienceoverourhabitsofconsumingotherpeople'sideasatsecondhand，"Ellissays."Hewantsustogooutsidetofeelandthinksomethingforourselves；hewantsustogettoknowtheplaceswhereweactuallylive.""Hispointhereisthatwhetherornotthingsareworsenowthantheywere，ourtaskatalltimesisthesame：totryourhardesttocommitourselvestothethingsthatmattermostinourbriefandmiraculouslives，"Ellissays.28.Thephrase"leveldownwardtoourdullestperception"mostlikelymeans：A.simplifycomplexideasoverly.B.lowereducationalstandardsdeliberately.C.ignoreindividualdifferencesinlearning.D.prioritizephysicalovermentaldevelopment.29.WhichbehaviorwouldThoreauNOTconsideras"brainrot"？A.Readingnewsreportsaboutsocialevents.B.Spendingweekendshikingandkeepingajournal.C.Wearingdesignerbrandstofitinnewenvironment.D.Workingovertimesolelytomaximizeannualbonuses.30.Howdoesmodernunderstandingof"brainrot"differfromThoreau's？A.Moderndefinitionfocusesondigitalcontentoverload.B.Moderndefinitionemphasizesholdingbackcuriosity.C.Moderndefinitionhighlightschasingprofitsinappropriately.D.Moderndefinitionconsiders"brainrot"atemporarybraindamage.31.Inwhichcolumnmaywefindthisarticleonawebsite？A.PeopleInterviews&Opinions.B.Biographicalsketch.C.Art&Design.D.BookReviews&Features.（10分）Theterm"environmentalist"includesvariousinterpretations.Traditionally，itreferredtoindividualscommittedtoprotectingwildlifeandnaturalecosystems.However，inthe21stcentury，thisdefinitionhasevolvedtohighlighttheurgentneedtoaddresshumancausedclimatechange.Thisdistinctionhasledtosplitswithinthescientificcommunityregardingtheroleofnuclearenergy.Ononesidearepuristswhoarguethatnuclearpowerpresentsunacceptablerisks，claimingthattheonlysolutiontotheclimatecrisisisrenewableenergy.Ontheotherhand，someexpertsrecognizethecriticalimportanceofrenewablesbutclaimthatsocietyneedsadependableenergysupplytomeetconsumers'essentialneedswhenthesunisn'tshiningandthewindisn'tblowing.Nuclearenergy，significantlycleanerthanfossilfuelslikeoil，gas，andcoal，presentsapersuasivealternative，especiallyinregionswithlimitedhydroelectriccapacity.LeonClarke，acontributortotheUN'sIntergovernmentalPanelonClimateChange，expressescarefulsupportfornuclearenergy，arguingitisessentialforachievingcarbonneutrality."Theessenceofthematteristheextenttowhichwecanrealisticallymeetclimateobjectiveswith100%renewables，"heremarked."Ifonedoubtsourcapabilitytoachievethisyetcaresabouttheclimate，thenconsiderationsofnuclearenergybecomecrucial."Thepracticabilityofachievingcompleterenewablesremainsfiercelydebated.Forinstance，citieslikeBurlington，Vermont，proudlydeclaretheirstatusas"100%renewable."Yet，theseareasoftenhavesmallpopulationsandoccasionallydependonfossilfuels.Incontrast，countriesthatsuccessfullyapplyrenewablestypicallybenefitfromextraordinaryhydroelectricresources.Germanyservesasasignificantcasestudyintransitioningtogreenenergy.In2011，ChancellorAngelaMerkellaunchedEnergiewende，aimingtophaseoutnuclearandcoalenergywhileincreasingrenewables.Despitewindandsolarpowergenerationincreasingover400%since2010，progresshascometoastandstillduetonetworkinstabilityandpublicresistance，resultinginonlyan11.5%reductioningreenhousegasemissionssince2010，slowerthantheEUaverage.32.Whichstatementbestdescribestoday'senvironmentalists？A.Theyaremainlyconcernedaboutwildlifeandnaturalecosystemconservation.B.Theyhavedivisionsonnuclearenergy'sroleintacklingclimatechange.C.Theyallagreenuclearenergyisthemostreliablealternativetofossilfuels.D.Theyhaveabandonedthetraditionalconceptof"environmentalist"entirely.33.WhatisLeonClarke'sattitudetowardsnuclearenergy？A.Fullyconfident.B.Utterlyskeptical.C.Cautiousapproval.D.Extremelyopposed.34.WhydoestheauthormentioncitieslikeBurlington，Vermont？A.Tohighlightthesuperiorityoffossilfuelsinenergyproduction.B.Toargueagainsttheuseofrenewableenergysourcesinurbanareas.C.Toillustratethatclaimsof100%renewableenergycanbemisleading.D.Toshowcitiescanachieve100%renewableenergywithoutchallenges.35.Whatcanbeasuitabletitleforthetext？A.Traditionalvs.ModernDefinitionsofEnvironmentalists.B.HowtoAchieve100%RenewableEnergyGlobally.C.Germany'sFailedAttemptsatGreenEnergyTransition.D.DebatesonNuclearEnergyinClimateandRenewableTalks.第二节（共1小题；每小题2.5分，满分12.5分）阅读下面短文，从短文后的选项中选出可以填入空白处的最佳选项。选项中有两项为多余选项。（12.5分）AstechnologylikegenerativeAIreshapestheworkplace，it'seasytoassumethatpursuinggreatertechnicalcompetencewillhelpensurealongandrewardingcareer.Bythislogic，firmsaresupposedtobesearchingforthosewithspecializedknowledgeandskillswhenseekingtofillentrylevelrolesamidatoughmarket.36Inournewstudy，weanalyzedlarge﹣scaleU.S.dataonover1，000occupationsacrossindustriesfrom2005to2019，including70millionjobtransitions，capturinghundredsofskills.Weexaminedhowpeople'sskillschangedanddevelopedovertime，andoverthecourseoftheircareers.Wefoundthatthosewhoscoredhighlyonbasicskillsweremorelikelytoearnhigherwagesthroughouttheircareers，moveintomoreadvancedroles，learnspecializedskillsmorequickly，andbemoreadaptabletoindustrychanges.37Ourstudyfoundthatpeoplewithbroad，strongfoundationalskills，includingreadingcomprehension，basicmath，andcommunicationskills，tendtolearnfasterandmastermorecomplexabilitiesovertime.ThinkoftheNBAdraft.38Instead，theylookforplayerswithhighpotential—thosewiththerightfoundationslikespeed，agility，ballcontrol，positionalsense，andshootingform.Theseplayersmaynotshineondayone.Buttheyoftendevelopintostarsbecausetheirfoundationgivesthemroomtogrow.39Somefirmsfamouslyhirepeoplefortheirrawquantitativeability—notbecausetheyalreadyknowhowtotrade，butbecausetheyhavethefoundationalmathskillstolearnfastandgofar.40Startups，forexample，mayfavorcandidateswithjob﹣readyexpertise.Inothercases，firmsinlow﹣trustorhigh﹣turnoverenvironmentstendtodeprioritizefoundationalskillsbecausetheydon'texpectlong﹣termmaintaining.Still，forcompaniesthinkingbeyondthenextquarter，foundationalskillsmatter.Theyshapeaperson'sgrowthpath—andtheirlong﹣termceiling.A．Concreteexamplesshowwhy.B．Thesamelogicappliesintheworkplace.C．Teamsdon'talwayspickthetopcollegescorers.D．Ofcourse，noteveryorganizationbetsonpotential.E．Previousresearchhelpsrevealwhythoseskillsareparticularlyimportanttoday.F．Wealsoexaminedthewaystheyshapelong﹣termperformanceandadaptability.G．Butaccordingtoournewresearch，foundationalskillsmayprovemuchmoreimportant.第三部分语言运用（共两节，满分15分）第一节(共1小题；每小题15分，满分15分)阅读下面短文，从每题所给的A、B、C、D四个选项中选出可以填入空白处的最佳选项。（15分）Onacoldwinterdayin2009，PatriciaGallagherfeltcalledtovisitsomenursinghomesforChristmas.Asalonelyempty41shehopedtobringjoytopeoplelikeher.Shecalledtwoplaces，askingifshecouldcomeandread"IwastheNightBeforeChristmas"tothe42.Theygladlywelcomedher.Andshedidn'tarrive43."Igatheredupallthe44animalsthatIhadcollectedfrommykidsovertheyears，andIbroughtthemwithme，"GallaghertoldCBS.Shethengavethemouttotheelderssotheycould45somesoftfriendswhiletheylistenedtotheclassicpoem."WhenIwentto46thetoyssoIcouldgotothenextnursinghome，noonewantedtogiveuptheirteddybearorfabricdog.Theyreallydidn'twanttogivethemback，"saidGallagher.ThetoyshadbroughtsuchjoythatGallagherdecidedtomakethisherChristmas47.SheputanadonCraigslistaskingfor48usedwoollyorfabricanimals.Donations49up.Inherfirsttwoyearsofcollecting，Gallaghercollectedmorethan11，000items.Localschoolsstartedholdingtoydrives，andeventuallyshe50about250aweekduringtheholidayseason.Gallaghertookthedonationsnotjustto51carefacilities，butalsotohomesforveterans（退伍军人）andretiredstaff."Whowouldthinkthatelderlyveteranswouldwantsuchtoys？"shesaid."Buttheydid.Notonlywerethetoysforcomfort，butconversation52.Itremindedthemofwhentheywerekids."Whatstartedasasmallactofkindnesshasgrownintoameaningfulmovement.Gallagher'seffortshavetouchedcountlesslives，provingthateventhesimplest53canbringjoyandconnection.Forher，it'snotjustaboutgivingtoys—it'saboutgivingapieceofjoyanda54ofbetterdays.Andthat，shebelieves，isagiftworth55.41.A.teacherB.ownerC.workerD.nester42.A.doctorsB.residentsC.visitorsD.patients43.A.lateB.aloneC.earlyD.first44.A.stuffedB.wildC.liveD.plastic45.A.giveintoB.throwawayC.putawayD.holdonto46.A.leaveB.keepC.gatherD.sell47.A.traditionB.dreamC.memoryD.plan48.A.clearlyB.gentlyC.deeplyD.strongly49.A.brokeB.spedC.piledD.called50.A.madeB.soldC.donatedD.received51.A.seniorB.healthyC.medicalD.junior52.A.stoppersB.makersC.survivorsD.starters53.A.gestureB.speechC.campaignD.song54.A.warningB.noticeC.reminderD.signal55.A.hidingB.sharingC.transformingD.buying第二节(共1小题；每小题1.5分，满分15分)（15分）HsuCho﹣yun，56influentialhistorian，passedawayat95onMondayinPittsburgh，57hislastSinaWeibopost11daysagorecountingamiserablechildhoodmemoryofwitnessingtheBattleofTaierzhuang.HsucompletedhisgraduateeducationinTaiwanandtheUnitedStatesandtaughtinthehistorydepartmentatTaiwanUniversity.Inthe1970s，HsuacceptedafullprofessorshipattheUniversityofPittsburgh，58hespecializedinancientChinesesocialandculturalhistory.Thehistorian's59（represent）academicworksincludeWesternChouCivilizationsandHanAgriculture，apartfromabodyofinfluentialworks.Inhislateryears，Hsudedicated60（he）tosummarizing，revisingandexpandinguponhisscholarlyworksandobservations，further61（enrich）hisinsightsandcreatingaprolificoutputinpublications.Heparticularlyappealedtomoreattention62（pay）totheconditionsandrolesoftheyoungergeneration，sharinghislifestoriesandofferingencouragementforyoungpeople.Bornwithaphysical63（disable）andhavingexperiencedtheChinesePeople'sWarofResistanceAgainstJapaneseAggression（1931—45）inhischildhood，Hsulivedahardyetfruitfullife.When64（ask）whetherhehadanyregretsinlife，thelatehistorianquotedancientpoetLuYou'sline，"Myonlyhatredisthataunifiedlandisnotseen"toexpresshisdeepestlonging.DavidWang，professorofChineseliteratureatHarvardUniversity，wroteinanarticlein202365theirdiscussionsinhislateyears，mostlyheldoverthephone，coveredavarietyofacademictopicsandfrequentlyfocusedonthesituationsonbothsidesoftheTaiwanStrait.第四部分写作(共两节，满分15分)第一节（满分15分）66．（15分）假如你是李华，是校学生会主席。你校计划为留学生举办一场心肺复苏（CPR）培训。请你给国际红十字会医生Nicole写一封英语求助信，要点如下：（1）培训时间：下周日14：00—17：00；（2）核心需求：一位专家对CPR相关知识和实操进行视频教学和指导；（3）表示学校将承担相关费用。注意：（1）写作词数应为80个左右；（2）请按如下格式在答题卡的相应位置作答。DearNicole，______Bestregards，LiHua第二节(满分25分)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。67．（25分）Likemanyotherfamiliesinthesummerof2020，Lucyandherschool﹣ageddaughtersspenttheirdaysathome.Theycouldn'ttravelfarfromtheirhomeinthesmalltownbecauseofthepandemic（疫情）.However，theirpet，ablackcatnamedSpooky，wasn'ttieddownbythecircumstances，andmanagedtotakeaninternationaljourney.LucywasamusedthatSpookyhadcrossedtheAmericanborderatatimewhenitwasclosedtoeveryoneexceptessentialtraffic，thankstoastrangetruckdriver'skindness."Andthefactthatheheldoutforsolongunderthetruckisunbelievable，"sheaddedandthensharedtheinterestingstoryofSpooky.Spookyhasanindependentpersonality.Hehadjoinedthefamilyin2013.Thecatlivedindoorsduringthetoughwinters."Butthemomentspringhit，helovedgoingoutside，"Lucysays.Initially，Lucywasn'tterriblyconcernedwhenSpookydidn'treturnfromaneveningwalkonJuly22."Ithoughthewouldturnuplater，"sherecalled."Butdeepinmyheart，Iwasabitnervousthatmaybehe'dbeenhitbyavehicleforwedoliveclosetothehighway."Asitturnedout，Spookyhadclimbedintotheenginebayofaparkedtruck.Whenthetruckdeparted，Spookybecameawanderer.Somehow，heremainedunharmedinthatnarrowspacefullofwiresandsoftpipeswhilethevehicledrove143milesfromthewestofAmericatoCanada，thenbackdowntoAmericaagain.Meanwhile，therewerelotsoftearsinLucy'shome."Mydaughterswerebreakingdown，"shesaid."Spookymeanttheworldtous."Hehadbeenmissingforabout24hourswhenthekidswenttobedonJuly23.Onthesamenight，thetruck'sdriverJackopenedthebonnet（前盖）toperformaroutinemaintenancecheck.Apairofbrighteyesstaredup，surprisinghimalot.注意：（1）续写词数应为150个左右；（2）请按如下格式在答题卡的相应位置作答。Theunexpectedpassengerworeacollarwithaphonenumberattached.______Fortunately，Jack'sroutewouldtakeSpookybackthenextday.______

2025-2026学年重庆一中高三（上）期中英语试卷参考答案与试题解析第一节(共5小题；每小题1.5分，满分7.5分)听下面5段对话。每段对话后有一个小题，从题中所给的A、B、C三个选项中选出最佳选项。听完每段对话后，你都有10秒钟的时间来回答有关小题和阅读下一小题。每段对话仅读一遍。1．（1.5分）Whatisthewomangoingtodo？A．Organizeherroom.B．Collectapackage.C．Sendanemail.【解答】略2．（1.5分）Whatistheweatherlikenow？A．Hot.B．Cold.C．Wet.【解答】略3．（1.5分）Whatcanthedogdoonvacation？A．Playwiththewoman'sfriends.B．Hangaroundwithotheranimals.C．Exploretheforestwiththewoman.【解答】略4．（1.5分）Whatisthemandoing？A．Preparingabirthdayspeech.B．Creatingagraduationspeech.C．Practicingaweddingspeech.【解答】略5．（1.5分）Whatwillthemanprobablyhaveforlunchtoday？A．Beef.B．Chicken.C．Pork.【解答】略第二节(共5小题；每小题1.5分，满分22.5分)听下面5段对话或独白。每段对话或独白后有几个小题，从题中所给的A、B、C三个选项中选出最佳选项。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。每段对话或独白读两遍。（3分）6.Wheredoestheconversationprobablytakeplace？A．Onastreet.B．Inacoffeeshop.C．Inagym.7.Whereistheparkwithnewexercisemachines？A．OnErmineStreet.B．Oppositeastreetrestaurant.C．Byanewconveniencestore.【解答】略（4.5分）8.WhatinspiredPablo'smothertonamehimPablo？A．Herfavoritemusician.B．Afamouspainter.C．Awell﹣knownactor.9.HowdidPablogetinvolvedinart？A．Hehadaninterestinit.B．Hismotheraskedhimtodoso.C．Hewasbornwithatalentforpainting.10.Whatarethespeakersmainlytalkingabout？A．Theircareerchoices.B．Thewoman'sfavoritepainting.C．Theman'spersonalexperience.【解答】略（4.5分）11.Howdoesthewomansound？A．Considerate.B．Disappointed.C．Tired.12.Whatistheprobablerelationshipbetweenthespeakers？A．Motherandson.B．Friends.C．Teacherandstudent.13.Whatdoesthewomanthinkismoreimportantfortheman？A．Socializing.B．Gettingenoughsleep.C．Achievinggoodgrades.【解答】略（4.5分）14.Howdoesthewomanfeel？A．Excited.B．Uncomfortable.C．Nervous.15.Whatdoweknowaboutthewoman？A．Shehasanupsetstomach.B．Shehasalottolearnatthebeginning.C．Sheiswearingafirefighteruniformnow.16.Whatdoesthemansuggesttheydonext？A．Gotothecanteen.B．Reviewsafetyrules.C．Practiceclimbingthepole.【解答】略（6分）17.Onwhichdaysarethehealthclassesheldnow？A．Sundays.B．Mondays.C．Tuesdays.18.WhatisthepurposeofMr．Smith'sclass？A．Toencouragepeopletothinkproperly.B．Tohelppeoplemanagetheirstress.C．Toteachpeopletoeatwell.19.Whichaspectwillthelessontodaymainlyfocuson？A．Breathingexercises.B．Stretchingexercises.C．Academicknowledge.20.Whatdoesthespeakersayaboutyoga？A．Itneedspeopletobeyoungtostart.B．Itismainlyaboutrelaxingthebody.C．Itisbeneficialineverydaylife.【解答】略第二节（共4小题；每小题2.5分，满分37.5分）阅读下列短文，从每题所给的A、B、C、D四个选项中选出最佳选项。（7.5分）PodcastDirectoryHerearesomepopularblogprogramstohelpyouexploreinterestingtopicsfromnaturetotechnology.WhyScientistsWanttoBuildaCellFromScratchDate：October13，2025Cellsarethebasicunitsoflife，buttheyarefarfromsimple.Eventoday，biologistsdon'tfullyunderstandhowalivingcellworks.HostReginaG.BarberinterviewsbioengineersKateAdamalaandDrewEndy.Theyexplainthereasonsbehindscientists'plantobuildacellcompletelyfromsmallparts.WhySomePeopleLoveScaryMoviesDate：October6，2025Fallishere，andit'saseasonoftenlinkedtofearandanxiety.Inancienttimes，fearhelpedhumansstaysafe—theyranawayfromanimalsthatwantedtohuntthem，andanxietymadethemcarefulofpossibledangers.Butnow，somepeopleactivelyseekfearfromscarymoviesorhauntedhouses.Thisprogramlooksintothisinterestingphenomenon.IsRed﹣LightTherapyWorththePromotion？Date：September22，2025Theanti﹣agingproductmarketreachedabout53billiondollarsin2024.Red﹣lighttherapyisoneofthenewestpopulartrendsinthismarket.Youcanseemanyclaimsonsocialmedia：usingdirectedredlightregularlybringsallkindsofhealthbenefits.Butdoesscientificresearchsupporttheseclaims？Theprogramdiscussesthisquestion.BrainImplantsAreHere，TheyHelp——andThey'reaLittleCreepyDate：September10，2025Br