2025-2026学年江西省多校联考高三上学期11月联考英语试题

2025-2026学年江西省多校联考高三上学期11月联考英语试题注意事项：1．答题前，考生务必将自己的姓名、考生号、考场号、座位号填写在答题卡上。2．回答选择题时，选出每小题答案后，用铅笔把答题卡上对应题目的答案标号涂黑。如需改动，用橡皮擦干净后，再选涂其他答案标号。回答非选择题时，将答案写在答题卡上。写在本试卷上无效。3．考试结束后，将本试卷和答题卡一并交回。第二部分阅读（共两节，满分50分）第一节（共15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。AThefirstNationalMicro-ShortDramaScript(剧本)CompetitionannouncedonThursdaywouldkickoffinBeijing,andcallsfororiginalscriptsthatpromoteChina’srichcultureandcontemporaryspirit.ObjectivesTheevent,jointlyhostedbymultipleorganizersincludingChinaNetcastingServicesAssociationandZhejiangProvincialDepartmentofCultureandTourism,aimstoencouragehigh-qualitycontentcreationintheboomingmicro-shortdramaindustry,whichnowboastsover662millionviewersacrossthecountry.PrizeStructureAtotalof10winnerswillbeannounced,respectivelytwoforfirstprize,threeforthesecond,andfiveforthethird.Eachcategorywillawardwinnerswithdifferentlevelsofbonusesrangingfrom100,000yuanto50,000yuanand100,000yuan.ThematicCategoriesFivethemesaresetforsubmissions:realistictalessetinmodernsociety;traditionalculturesetinancientChina;coming-of-agestories;sci-fistoriesandtalesspeciallyrevolvingonJinhuainEastChina’sZhejiangProvince.ProductionHubHengdianWorldStudios—hailedasChina’sHollywood—islocatedinJinhua.Hengdian,alsothecountry’slargestfilmandtelevisionproductioncenter,hosted215horizontal-screendramacrewsand1,641vertical-screen(竖屏)dramacrewsinthefirsthalfofthisyear.TimelineScriptsubmissionswillbeaccepteduntilSept20.ThejudgingprocesswillbescheduledfromlateSeptembertolateOctober,andthewinnerswillbeannouncedattheHengdianFilmandTVCulturalIndustryDevelopmentConferenceinearlyNovember.ComprehensiveSupportforWinnersTheManagementCommitteeofHengdianFilmandTVCulturalIndustryClusterZonesaidthattheywillprovidemultifacetedsupportforwinners,includingassistancewithproductionandoverseasdistribution,withfinancialsupportreachingupto5millionyuan.21.WhatistheaimoftheNationalMicro-ShortDramaScriptCompetition?A.Toanalyzetheviewerbase. B.Topromotetraditionalculture.C.Toencourageculturallysignificantscripts. D.ToraisefundsforthefilmindustryinJinhua.22.Whichofthefollowingthemeswillbeturneddownbythecompetition?A.Ascriptsetinthefutureonaspacestation. B.AdramaintroducingthelandmarksofParis.C.Astoryaboutthegrowthofateenagemusician. D.Ataledescribingascholar’slifeinTangDynasty.23.WhatwilltakeplacebetweenlateSeptemberandlateOctober?A.Evaluatingthesubmissions. B.Supportingthewinners.C.Theannouncementofwinners. D.Thestartofsubmissions.BForhundredsofyears,mytownhasbeenhavingacommemoration(纪念)daytohonorlateheroesmakingabigdifferenceinourtown.Theeventhasalwaysbeenorganizedbyateamofvolunteersuntiltheyageandpassthetaskontothenextgeneration.Wealwayscloseourceremonybyreadingthenamesofthelateheroesoverasoftdrumming(击鼓).Astheyearspassedandmemoriesfaded,thenamesofthedeadwerebecomingablur(模糊的记忆)andinsomecasesmeaningless.Moretownspeoplehaddifficultyappreciatingthesignificanceofthedayandfewerwerewillingtojointheteamtocontinuethetradition,therebeingonevolunteertakingchargeforatwenty-yearperiod.Attendancewassufferingaswell.Eventually,thecelebrationhadbecomeboringanduninspired.Ourseniorvolunteerswereworriedthatiftownspeoplecontinuedtolosesightofheroes’contribution,ourcommemorationdaywouldevolveintosomethingunrecognizable.Somethingneededtobedone.Speciallyselectedvolunteersweresoughttohelpeasetheteam’sburden.Itwasanhonorformetobeaskedtoassist.Ivolunteeredtogiveaspeechforthecomingcommemorationday.Thefocusofmyplannedspeechwouldbetochangethereadingofthenamesandhonorabletitleofourlateheroesfromsomethingroutineintosomethingthatwouldmakeitclearthattheseweregenuineheroeswhooncewalkedamongus.Itriedcontactingtheirfamilymembers,distantrelatives,andoldfriends.Amazed,everyonewassothrilledtosharesomanyfondstoriesandoldphotosoftheirlovedonesthatIfeltasifIkneweachheropersonally.Iintegratedallthoseintomyspeech,whichturnedoutwellreceived,actingasthecatalyst(催化剂)thatgotourcommemorationdayobservancebackontrack.Townspeople,oncereminded,werehappytodiveinandshowtheirrespect.24.Whywasthecommemorationdaybecominglesspopularinthetown?A.Thenumberoflateheroestherewasdecreasing.B.Thevolunteersoftheeventwerenotwellorganized.C.Drummingmadetheatmospheretoosadforthepublic.D.Peopleweregraduallyforgettingthemeaningbehindit.25.Whatspecificchangedidtheauthormaketotheceremony?A.Hereplacedreadingnameswithdrumming. B.Hemadeittobringtheheroes’namestolife.C.Heorganizedanewteamofyoungvolunteers. D.Heinvitedfamilymemberstoreadthenames.26.Howdidtownspeoplerespondtocommemorationdayafterthespeech?ATheybecamemoreinvolved. B.Theylostinterestintheevent.C.Theypreferredtobenewheroes. D.Theyprovidedfinancialsupport.27.Whatcanbethebesttitleforthetext?A.TheStoryofaTown’sHoliday B.TheLifeStoriesofLateHeroesC.ASpeechThatSavedaTradition D.HonoringHeroes:AFadingFaithCAstheschoolyearwindsdown,summercamps,enrichmentprogramsandextracurricularplanningstepup.However,aquietercontrarytrendisstartingtogainattention.It’scalled“kidrotting”,aplayfultermforwhatkidsshouldjustbeinsummer:lounging(慵懒),daydreamingandbeingbored.Behindthephraseisaseriousshiftinthinking.Moreexpertsarebeginningtoaskwhetherkidsmightactuallyneedmoreunstructuredtime,notless.Parentsmayworrythatunstructuredtimewillleadtolaziness.Butexpertssuggesttheoppositeistrue,especiallywhenitcomestoimagination,independenceandemotionaldevelopment.“Whenkidsaren’tscheduledeveryminute,theydaydream,exploretheirinterests,thinkcritically,solveproblemsandbuildconfidence,gainingtheveryskillsthatoftengetsidelinedduringatightlystructuredschoolyear,”saysTanyellCole,atherapistwithabachelor’sinpsychology.Letkidsdecidehowtouseunstructuredtime,withgamesoroutdoorplay.Overtime,thatfreedombecomessomethingtheyvalueandevenlookforwardto.Oneofthebiggestbarrierstoanunscheduledsummerisscreentime.Whatstartsasalittleleisuretimecanquicklybecomehourslosttosocialmediascrolling.That’swhereintentionalsupervision(监督)comesin.Makescreenssomethingthathappenwithkids,notjustaroundthem.Watchamovietogetherandtryacookingvideotutorialasafamily.Limitscreentimeandmakeitaruletoprioritizereallifeinsummer.Withunstructuredtime,a3-year-oldcangettheirownsnackifit’swithinreach.A10-year-oldcancookameal.Ateencangetasummerjoborvolunteer.Whenkidsaretrustedwithrealresponsibilities,theybegintotrustthemselves,andthatsenseofcapabilityiswhatdrivestrueconfidence.Ultimately,a“rot”summermightbetheresetchildrenneedafterayearofpackedschedulesanddigitaloveruse.Letyourchildbestill,becurious,andbebored,becausethat’swheretheystarttofigureoutwhotheyare.28.Whatdoes“kidrotting”referto?A.Involvingkidsinafter-classactivities. B.Lettingkidsdonothingintentionally.C.Stoppingkidstopursuetheirdreams. D.Arrangingforkidstododailychores.29.Whatisthemainreasonforexpertssupporting“kidrotting”?A.Itkeepskidsfromdaydreamingallday. B.Ithelpsincreasekids’academicscores.C.Itopensupspaceforkids’mentalgrowth. D.Itcouldreduceparents’summerexpenses.30.Whatdoestheauthorsuggestparentsdoaboutscreentime?A.Transformitintofamilyinteractiveactivities. B.Completelyquitsocialmediaduringsummer.C.Allowitonlyforeducationalpurposes. D.Letkidsmanagetheirownscreentime.31.Whydoestheauthorgiveexamplesofchildrenatdifferentages?A.Toprovethevaryinglevelsofsupervisiontheyneed.B.Toargueforthesignificanceofsummerjobsforteens.C.Tostressthenecessityoflearningbasiclifeskillsearly.D.Toshowunstructuredtimeappliestoallgrowthstages.DAstheworld’sappetiteforelectronicdevicesgrowseverbigger,theothersideofthecoin—e-waste—israisingalarms.AccordingtoaUNreport,62milliontonsofe-wastewasgeneratedin2022,enoughtofill1.5milliontrucks.Mostofthee-wastewenttolandfillsorburning,withpotentialnegativeconsequencesfortheenvironmentandhumanhealth.Besides,$62billion-worthofrecyclableresourceslikerareearthelementsarelostintheprocess.Currently,just1%oftheworld’sdemandfortheseelements,whicharenecessarytomodernelectronicdevices,ismetbye-wasterecycling.Aquafade,aplasticwhichcancompletelydissolve(溶解)inaboutsixhourswhenplacedinwater,bringshope.Itcouldbeusedincomputersorkeyboards,anddissolvewhenthey’renolongerwanted,makingiteasiertorecyclethemostvaluablecomponentsandreducinge-waste.“Formostelectronicproducts,whenthey’rebeingrecycled,it’sthedisassembly(拆卸)that’stherealhassle.Anotherbottleneckine-wasterecyclingistransportation,whichraisescostsandcreatescarbonemissions.”saysSamuelWangsaputra,oneoftheinventorsofAquafade.“IthinkthebrilliantbitwithAquafadeisthatalotofthatprocessissimplydoneathome.”Theirchallengeistomakeacoating(涂层).Itisalsomadeofaplasticpolymer,onlyappliedtotheoutershell,makingtheproductwaterresistantuptofivemetersfor30minutes,whichcoversaccidentalspillsorwetweather.Butoncewedisassembletheproduct,itcreatesacrack.That’swhenweputitinwatertodissolvesixhourslater,andwhat’sleftisthemostvaluablepartsoftheproduct.PeterEdwards,aprofessorattheUniversityofOxford,callsit“aninterestingdevelopment”,butwonderswhetherthedissolvedplasticwillpersistintheenvironmentandultimatelyendupasmicroplastic.Samuelacknowledgestheyhavenotyetfullyinvestigatedhowthesolutionwouldbiodegrade(生物降解)inthelongterm.32.Whatisthemainconcernraisedaboute-wasteinparagraph2?A.Therisingcostofrecyclinge-waste. B.Thegreatlossofvaluablematerials.C.Theinsufficientsupplyofrareearthelements. D.Thepublic’sappetitefornewelectronicgoods.33.Whatdoestheunderlinedword“hassle”inparagraph4mean?A.Strategy. B.Reason. C.Trouble. D.Value.34.WhatwastheprimarytechnicalchallengeindevelopingAquafade?A.Ensuringthecoatingdissolvesquicklyenough.B.Makingamaterialthatbiodegradescompletely.C.Applyingthecoatingtotheinternalpartsofadevice.D.Creatingacoatingresistingwateryetdissolvinginit.35.WhatisPeterEdwards’attitudetoAquafade?A.Careful. B.Supportive. C.Critical. D.Unclear.第二节（共5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。Wegetfrustrated(沮丧的)allthetime:Thescalewon’tbudge,thelinewon’tmoveandtheWiFiwon’twork.Fromlife’sbiggestgoalstoitstiniestannoyances,frustrationisstitchedintodailylife.___36___Learningtoreframethisuniversalemotionmaybethekey.Here’show.Acknowledgeroadblocksasnormal.Thefirststepisbeingawarethateverythingcomeswithhardships—whetherimprovingyourwork,pickingupanewhobbyorskill,orevenre-learningthatskillyouoncemastered.___37___Ifyoukeepthisinmindaheadoftime,youcananticipatetheroadblocks.Shifttheviewpointonfrustration.Insteadofseeingfrustrationasfailure,regarditasevidencethatyou’rebeingchallengedattherightlevel.Thinkofadaptiveacademictests,whichintentionallyincreasedifficultywithstudents’progress.Theymakefrustrationpartofthedesign.___38___Regulateemotionsinthemoment.___39___Researchsuggeststhatdoingitinurgentsituationscanbebeneficial,though.Ifyou’reoverwhelminglyfrustrated,youcan’tact.Atemporarycontrol—maybeadeepbreath,asilentcounttofive,oraquicktighteningoffists—canfreeupthecognitiveresourcesthatareneededtosolvetheproblem.___40___Notallemotionalreleaseservesthesamepurpose.Anangryoutburstcanharminterpersonalbonds,butsharingyourfeelingsthoughtfullywithsomeoneyoutrustcanrestoreyoursenseofperspective.Thisdeliberateapproachhelpsmanageemotionalintensityandprovidesvaluablecontext.Whenaproblemfeelsoverwhelming,anotherpersoncanoftenhelpyouviewitfromanewer,moremanageableangle.A.Helpothersthroughtheirfrustrations.B.Channelyourfrustrationconstructively.C.Anybehavioralchangemeansthingswon’tfeelright.D.Holdingfeelingsbackforalongtimehurtsphysicallyandmentally.E.Tobenefitfromfrustration,applyacademicteststofuturechallenges.F.Thoughoftenseenasdestructive,frustrationhasitsunexpectedbenefits.G.Thatstruggledoesn’tmeanyou’refailing,butprovingyou’removingahead.第三部分语言运用（共两节，满分30分）第一节（共15小题；每小题1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。CarolynwasaboardherplanetogovisithergrandsonJustinShurtzinLasVegas.LittledidsheknowShurtzhadalreadybeenwaitinginthecockpit(驾驶舱)to____41____herthereinperson.Asapilotoftheairline,Shurtzwasn’t____42____scheduledtoflythatroute,buthewantedtodosomethingspecialforhisgrandmother’strip.Shurtzfoundouthisgrandmother’sflightanddecidedto____43____asurpriseaboardhertripbyflyingtheplanehimself.He____44____thecrewthatwereoperatingtheflight.Carolyn____45____ShurtzwasworkingandshewasexpectinghimtopickherupinLasVegas.Shehadnoideathathewasgoingto____46____onherflight.“Thisisaveryspecialflightforme,”Shurtz____47____hisexperience.“Mygrandmotherhadbeenstrugglinghardtoraiseme.Shewasalwaysthere____48____methroughmylife,pushingmetobethebestofmy____49____andtobewhereIamtoday.”Shurtz____50____hisachievementtohisgrandmother’sunwaveringsupport.“The____51____crewthatIwasflyingwithhelpedmecarryitoutsothatmygrandmothergotthe____52____toflywithme,”hesaid.ThemomentCarolynrecognizedwhothepilotwas,shejumpedoutoftheseat____53____.Shesaid,“SeeingShurtzstandingtherewasmybiggestthing,andIburstwith____54____atthatmoment.”Theunsuspectinggrandmotherreallygota(n)____55____pre-flightsurpriseaboardherplane.41.A.inform B.fly C.blame D.comfort42.A.intentionally B.temporarily C.quietly D.originally43.A.stage B.desire C.imagine D.guess44A.witnessed B.encountered C.contacted D.seized45.A.denied B.explained C.promised D.assumed46.A.cutin B.turnup C.standout D.holdon47.A.shared B.forgot C.reminded D.integrated48.A.criticizing B.consulting C.backing D.selecting49.A.viewpoint B.potential C.energy D.memory50.A.owed B.exposed C.limited D.delivered51.A.reserved B.grateful C.suitable D.incredible52.A.permission B.right C.opportunity D.inspiration53.A.atlength B.inshock C.withease D.onpurpose54.A.pride B.anger C.shame D.wisdom55.A.puzzling B.emerging C.alarming D.touching第二节（共10小题；每小题1.5分，满分15分）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。WhenJamesEdenfirstwalkedintoaacupuncturist(针疗医师)GerardKite’sLondonclinictoseekrelieffromstress,heknewlittleaboutChineseacupuncture.Yearslater,thetwoBritonssatsidebysidebeforeanaudience,____56____(launch)anewbookonacupuncturethatweavesancientChineseideasofbalanceintostoriesforamodernand___57___(anxiety)world.Intheirco-writtenbook,TheUntappedSelf,KiteandEden,aged64and61respectively,explainthephilosophybehindChineseacupuncture,introducingreadersto___58___(concept)suchasqi,Chinesepulsediagnosis(脉诊),andthenetworkofacupuncturepoints.Kite___59___(draw)toChineseacupunctureinthe1980swhenhelivedinSanFrancisco.Overwhelmedbyworkandlife,___60___friendsuggestedhetryit.“Onetreatmentlater,IfeltcompletelydifferentandshockedattheChinesewayoftreatment,”herecalls.Trainedfirstasapsychotherapist,KitelaterreturnedtoBritaintostudyacupunctureunderthelateJ.R.Worsley,oneofthefirst___61___(introduce)AcupuncturefromChinatotheWest.Threeandahalfdecadeslater,Kitehasbecomeanexperiencedacupuncturist,___62___(quiet)buildingabridgebetweenChineseideasofharmonyandWesternlives.KitesaysthefirstChinesebookhereadwastheancientclassicYellowEmperor’sCanonofMedicine,___63___introducedhimtofive-elementacupuncture.Five-elementacupunctureemphasizesnaturalhealingandaimstocorrect___64___(balance)withinthepatient’sbody.____65____suchexpertise,KiteestablishedhisclinicincentralLondonin1990.Sofar,hehasprovidedaround50,000treatmentstopatients.Healsotrainsabout50studentseachyear.第四部分写作（共两节，满分40分）第一节（满分15分）66.假定你是李华，你校最近在校园里设置了一个RelaxCorner，给学生提供了身心放松的场地。请你写一封邮件给你的外国朋友Tom告知他此事，内容包括：（1）RelaxCorner设置的地点和目的；（2）RelaxCorner的配置；（3）大家对RelaxCorner的反应。注意：（1）写作词数应80个左右；（2）请按如下格式在答题卡的相应位置作答。DearTom,______________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________Yours,LiHua第二节（满分25分）67.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。Forthelastdecade,I’vebeenahousewife.Withkidshomealldayandvarioushousechorestodo,Icouldn’tfindanyplacethatmademefeelrelaxed.ThenIdecidedtomakethingseasier.Igavemyselftimeinthemorningtocareformyself:brushmyhairandpickoutclothesandevenpaintmynails.Itdidworkwelltodelightmyselfforsometime.SoonIrealizedthatdoingthosethingswasjustpersonalchorestofeelpresentable(体面的),whichwasphysicalself-care.Ineededmentalself-care,too.I’vebeenpassionateaboutreadinganddreamingoflivinginalibrarysinceIwastenyearsold.I