2025-2026学年天津市南开中学高三（上）月考英语试卷（12月份）

第1页（共1页）2025-2026学年天津市南开中学高三（上）月考英语试卷（12月份）第一部分：听力(20分)第一节(共5小题，每小题1分，满分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三个选项中选出一个最佳选项，并标在试卷的相应位置。听完每段对话后，你将有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分）WhoisinWellingtonnow？A.Scott.B.Jackson.C.Lois.2．（1分）WhathasGinalost？A.Allherfiles.B.Hercellphone.C.Hercomputer.3．（1分）Howoldisthegirlnow？A.About6yearsold.B.About9yearsold.C.About15yearsold.4．（1分）WhathappenedtoJohnaccordingtotheman？A.Hewasinvolvedinacaraccident.B.Hewashurtinasportsgame.C.Hefelldownthestairs.5．（1分）Whydoesn'tthewomanaskJasonforhelp？A.Theyhadaquarrelyesterday.B.Heishavingteawithhisfriends.C.Heisn'tgoodatfixingcomputers.第二节(共3小题,每小题1.5分,满分15.0分)听下面3段材料,每段材料后有几个小题。从题中所给的ABC三个选项中选出最佳选项,并标在试卷的相应位置,听每段材料前,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,每段材料读两遍。（4.5分）听下面一段对话，回答以下小题。6.Whatistheman'sdestination？A.SanAntonio.B.Dallas.CHouston.7.Whendoestheconversationtakeplace？A.AAt1：45p.m.B.At2：00p.m.C.At4：30p.m.8.Wherewillthemanprobablygoforlunch？A.CarNo.5.B.CarNo.7.C.CarNo.8.（4.5分）听下面一段对话，回答以下小题。9.WhydoesCindymakethecall？A.Tochangeareservation.B.Toaskaboutroomservice.C.Tobookahotelroom.10.HowlongwillCindystay？A.Fivedays.B.Twoweeksorso.C.Onemonth.11.HowmuchdoesCindyneedtopaynow？A.600yuan.B.1，500yuan.C.3，000yuan.（6分）听下面一段独白，回答以下小题至15小题。12.WheredidthespeakerfindMillie？A.Outsideapethospital.B.Nearhisapartment.C.Inapark.13.HowoldwasMilliewhenthespeakerfoundher？A.Twoweeksold.B.Fourmonthsold.C.Oneyearold.14.WhydidthespeakerfinallygiveupraisingMillie？A.HewantedtogivehertoDickasagift.B.Hiswifeisallergictoher.C.Hiswifedidn'tlikeher.15.Whatdoesthespeakermeanintheend？A.HeregrettedtakingMillehome.B.It'seasytorehomeastreetcatinashorttime.C.Peopleshouldbewell﹣preparedwhenadoptingstreetcats.第二部分：英语知识运用(共两节，满分15分)第一节、单项填空(共15小题，每小题1分，满分15分)16．（1分）—You'velockedthekeysinthecar？—_________.Ihaveasparesethere.（）A．Thatalldepends B．I'dbetternot C．Easycomeeasygo D．Itdoesn'tmatter17．（1分）Whenaskedabouthisfutureplan，hegavea（n）_________answerlike"maybe"or"I'llsee"，whichannoyedhisparents.（）A．blank B．shallow C．controversial D．vague18．（1分）_______________herdeep﹣rootedoptimism，Emmamanagedtomaintainapositiveoutlookevenduringthemostchallengingperiodsofherlife.（）A．Byvirtueof B．Withregardto C．Inspiteof D．Asopposedto19．（1分）Thevisitingpresidentansweredjournalists'questions，sayingthetwocountriesshouldseekcommongroundand_________differencesonmanyproblems.（）A．highlight B．explore C．assume D．reserve20．（1分）Themanagerpromisedto_________thecustomer'scomplaintpersonallyandensureasatisfactorysolution.（）A．seeto B．seethrough C．getaround D．getover21．（1分）Thewoodentowerthat___________willbeopentothepublicsoon，andtheworkisalmostfinished.（）A．isrestoring B．isrestored C．isbeingrestored D．restores22．（1分）Whenweuseloveandcompassionasourguidingprinciples，wecancreatetheverysystemofchange_________isbeneficialtoallemotionalbeingsandtotheenvironment.（）A．which B．that C．what D．as23．（1分）Thepolicemananalysesthechiefreasons_________somecyclistsandpedestrianswillgetcaughtintrafficaccidentsand_________theyshoulddotopreventthem.（）A．that；that B．why；what C．why；how D．that；what24．（1分）Thecharmofthesmallbookstoreliesinitspersonaltouch，somethingquitedistinctfrom_________ofalargechainstore.（）A．theone B．one C．that D．it25．（1分）You'llbe________ifyoudecidetogambleyouremployees'retirementfundsonsuchariskyinvestment.（）A．beatingadeadhorse B．breakingtheice C．buryingyourheadinthesand D．skatingonthinice26．（1分）Thepopularityof"citywalks"isontheriseinChina，withmanyexploringurbanneighborhoodsonfoot_________theyweretouristsintheirowncities.（）A．evenif B．asif C．sothat D．incase27．（1分）Thepopularfoodblogger，togetherwithherteam，___________toourrestaurantforatastinglastweek，andmanyapositivereviewshepostedonline_________ourcustomerfloweversince.（）A．hadcome；boosted B．hadcome；haveboosted C．came；haveboosted D．came；hasboosted28．（1分）He_________oftenspendhoursinthelibrary，poringoverancientmanuscriptsthatnooneelseseemedtoremember.（）A．might B．could C．should D．would29．（1分）Theancienttree_________inthecenterofthevillage，havingwitnessedcountlessgenerationscomeandgo，_________asasilentguardianoflocalhistory.（）A．standing；serves B．standing；serving C．stood；serving D．stood；serves30．（1分）Theinstructions_________onthepackagearesurprisinglyeasy_________，evenforfirst﹣timeuserswithnotechnicalbackground.（）A．printing；tofollow B．printed；tobefollowed C．printed；tofollow D．printing；following第二节、完形填空(共1小题,每小题1.5分,满分30分)（30分）AmovieaboutMountQomolangmaIsawonaflightinspiredmetoclimbmountains.Itwasn'tjustthebreathtakingscenerythatcaptivatedme，buttherawhumandrama31onthescreen.WhenIsawtheclimbersgotstuckinastormthere，IimmediatelyknewIhadtostartclimbing.Itwasnotthe32mostpeoplehadtothatfilmbecausenoneofthemsurvived.Yet，theirstory33afireinme.IdecidedtoclimballthehighestpeaksinEuropein2017.GrowingupinSweden，Iwasalways34tobeoutdoorsbymyfather，butIwasn'ta35adventurer—Ijustwantedtobea36forgirlsandtotellastorythathadneverbeentold.Thereisno37definitionofamountain.InHolland，BelgiumandDenmark，thehighestpeakisreallyjustasmallhill.Youcouldparkyourcaronthetop.Itfeltabitlike38，butIdecidedIwouldclimbthem39.Afterall，everygreatjourneybeginswithasinglestep，nomatterhowsmall.Climbingmountainsisanexperiencethatisbeyond40.Youareinabeautifulenvironmentand，whenyoureachthetop，youfeelunbelievable.Butthe41isonlythehalfwaypoint—alsoyouhavetoclimbdown，whichiswhenmostaccidentshappen.42，Idon'tclimbmountainsthatIamnottotally43.Iwantedto44theprojectathome，onSweden'sKebnekaise（2，097m）.Iclimbeditwithmycameraassistant.Iwaswearingasuperherosuit.OnceIwasatthetopwedida45—itwaslikeadayonthejob；itdidn'tseemas46asI'dhoped.ButwhenIputitonlineandpeoplestartedpraisingme，Ifeltproud.Seeingthatmystorycould47otherswasincrediblypowerful.Thankstoclimbing，it'smademesomuchstronger，physicallyandmentally.I'velearnedto48fearandpushpastmyperceived49.Mygoalnowisalwaystohaveamountaininmy50.IwillclimbMountQomolangmaoneday，whenI'mready.31.A.presentingB.containedC.unfoldingD.trapped32.A.accessB.promiseC.solutionD.reaction33.A.soughtB.depictedC.decidedD.lit34.A.troubledB.warnedC.forcedD.encouraged35.A.luckyB.seriousC.calmD.friendly36.A.rolemodelB.nicesurpriseC.funnyjokeD.childhoodmemory37.A.vagueB.universalC.broadD.alternative38.A.challengingB.frighteningC.attractingD.cheating39.A.otherwiseB.indeedC.insteadD.regardless40.A.recognitionB.reachC.descriptionD.control41.A.summitB.sceneryC.mountD.storm42.A.InsteadB.HoweverC.ThusD.Lastly43.A.afraidofB.curiousaboutC.addictedtoD.readyfor44.A.topoffB.lookintoC.giveupD.workout45.A.puzzleB.shootC.courseD.wash46.A.strangeB.normalC.specialD.ridiculous47.A.occurtoB.resonatewithC.bankonD.speakfor48.A.expressB.repayC.embraceD.associate49.A.goalsB.buttonsC.limitsD.failures50.A.careerB.secretC.calendarD.camera第三部分：阅读理解(共4小题，每小题2.5分，满分50.0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。51．（12.5分）Withcomputersbecominganindispensablepartofourlife，manyindividualsfindthemselvesspendingextendedperiodsinfrontofscreens.Prolongedcomputerusecanleadtoarangeofphysicaldiscomforts.Thefollowingguideaimstoaddressthesepotentialhealthissuesbyprovidingseveralrecommendations.Q1：Iamawarethatinsufficientviewingdistancecancausesignificanteyestrain（视疲劳）.Couldyouspecifytheoptimalrange？A：Tominimizevisualfatigue，theviewingdistancebetweentheoperator'seyesandthescreenshouldbemaintainedwithinarangeofapproximately35to60centimeterswhendealingwithstandard﹣sizedtext.Thisrangehelpstheeyemusclestofocuswithoutexcessiveeffort.Q2：Underwhatcircumstancesistheuseofafootrestadvisedforcomputeroperators？A：Afootrestisstronglyrecommendedwheneveranoperator'sfeetcannotrestcomfortablyandflatonthefloorwhilemaintainingaproperseatedposture.Thissupportpromotesbettercirculationandreducesstrainonyourwaist.Q3：Asaconstantuserofanotebookcomputer，Ihavebegunexperiencingpaininmyfingersandhands.Whatmightbethecauseandsolution？A：Theintegratedkeyboardofanotebookcomputeroftenforcesthehandsintoanunnaturalposition，whichcanleadtodiscomfort.Forprolongedusage，itishighlyadvisabletoconnectastandard﹣sized，detachableexternalkeyboard.Thisallowsforamoreneutralandcomfortablewristposture.Q4：Ifrequentlyexperienceaburningsensationinmyeyesafterseveralhoursofcomputerwork.WhatpreventivemeasurecanItake？A：Thissymptomiscommonlyassociatedwithintensevisualconcentrationandreducedblinking.Toalleviatesuchsymptom，incorporatingshortbreaksof5to15minutesafterevery1﹣2hoursofcontinuousworkiscrucial.Duringtheseintervals，itisbeneficialtostandup，shiftyourfocustodistantobjectstorelaxtheeye'sfocusingmechanism，andconsciouslyblinktomoistentheeyes.Q5：Persistentneckpainisacommonissueformeafterlongcomputersessions.Arethereanysimpleexercisestoproviderelief？A：Yes，gentlestretchingcanbeveryeffective.Youcanperformthefollowingsequenceseveraltimesduringyourbreaks：（1）Keepthearmsrelaxedatyourside.（2）Leanyourheadslightlyforwardtostretchtheneck.（3）Holdfor5seconds.（4）Turnyourheadaroundandholdfor5seconds.（5）Swingyourheadtotheleftandholdfor5seconds.（6）Repeatfortheotherside.（1）Whatisthisguidemainlyfor？A.Sellingcomputeraccessorieslikefootrestsandkeyboards.B.Teachingpeoplehowtouseacomputercorrectly.C.Helpingsolvehealthproblemsfromlongcomputeruse.D.Introducingdifferentkindsofcomputerexercises.（2）What'stheminimumrecommendedviewingdistanceforreadingnormal﹣sizedtextonacomputerscreenaccordingtotheguide？.A.35centimetersB.45centimetersC.50centimetersD.60centimeters（3）Whatisagoodwaytodealwithburningeyesaccordingtotheguide？A.Usingeyedropsveryoften.B.Lookingatfarawayobjectsduringbreaks.C.Usingthecomputerlesseveryday.D.Wearingglasseswhileworking.（4）WhichhealthproblemisNOTtalkedaboutintheguide？A.Neckpain.B.Backpain.C.Paininfingersandhands.D.Burningeyes.（5）AccordingtotheanswertoQuestion5，whatisthecorrectorderofthefollowingthreepictures？.A.（1）→（2）→（3）B.（2）→（1）→（3）C.（3）→（1）→（2）D.（2）→（3）→（1）（12.5分）SueCleaverneverimaginedshewouldmeetherbiologicalmother.Asanactressfamousforher20﹣yearroleontheBritishTVseriesCoronationStreet，Cleaverhadbeenadoptedasababybyalovingfamily.Althoughshewasdeeplylovedandlovedtheminreturn，sheoccasionallystruggledwithheridentity."Itwasdifficultneverseeingmyreflectioninsomeoneelse，"shewroteinhermemoir.Allsheknewaboutherpastwasherbirthmother'sname—LesleySizerGrieve—andthatshewasborninNorthLondon.Asignificantchangeoccurredduringherearlytwenties.WhileactinginaproductionofOedipusRex，shecaughttheattentionofafellowactor，MichaelN.Harbour.Heremarkedtothestagemanager，"Mygoodness，shelooksexactlylikemywifewhenIfirstmether."Thetwoactorsstartedtalkingatacastdinnerandquicklybecamefriends.Cleaverrecallsfeelingcompletelydrawntohimandfascinatedbyhisfamily，withoutunderstandingwhy.Theirfriendshipgrew，andHarbourbeganaskingaboutherbackground.WhenCleavermentionedshewasfromBarnetinNorthLondon，helookedthoughtfulandaskedforherbirthday.Heranswer—"September2，1963"—wastheconfirmationheneeded.HarbourknewthismatchedthestoryofhiswifeLesley，whoasateenagerhadgivenupadaughternamedClaireforadoption.Afterspeakingwithhiswife，hevisitedCleavertosharehisbelief.Initiallyskeptical，CleaverdecidedtotestHarbourbyusingtheknowledgeofherbirthmother'sunusualmiddlename.Hepassedimmediately，correctlystating，"YournameisClaireGrieve.YourmotherisLesleySizerGrieve."Overwhelmedbutthrilled，Cleaveragreedtolethimarrangeameetingwithherbirthmotheratahotel.WhenLesleyopenedthedoor，thetwowomensteppedforwardandembracedwithoutaword."Neitherofusknewhowtohandlesuchamoment—itwaslikefallinginlove，"Cleaversaid.Remarkably，thecoincidencesdidn'tendthere.HelenWorth，anotherCoronationStreetactress，turnedouttobethegodmotherofCleaver'shalf﹣sisterandalongtimefriendofLesley.Shehadoftenunknowinglyhintedattheconnection，sometimestellingCleaver，"YouweresolikeLesleyinthatlastscene，"makingthereal﹣lifereunionevenmoreextraordinary.52.WhatdidSueCleaverknowaboutherbiologicalmotherbeforemeetingMichael？A.Hernameandoccupation.B.Hernameandwhereshelived.C.HernameandwhereSuewasborn.D.Hernameandage.53.WhymightSuehavebeen"fascinatedbyhisfamily"beforeknowingtheconnection？A.Shehadseenhiswife'sphotographsandrecognizedtheresemblance.B.Shewassubconsciouslysensingadeep，unexplainablebiologicallink.C.Michaeloftensharedcaptivatingstoriesabouthisfamilylife.D.Asanactress，shewasnaturallycuriousaboutdifferentfamilyrelationships.54.Whichofthefollowingcanbeinferredfromthepassage？A.Suehadsearchedforherbirthmotherbeforethereunion.B.MichaelsuspectedaconnectionwhenhefirstsawSueperform.C.HelenwasawareoftherelationshipbetweenSueandLesleyallalong.D.Lesleyhadregrettedgivingupherdaughterforadoption.55.HowdidSuefeelafterMichaelpassedherfinaltestquestion？A.Angryandconfused.B.Skepticalanddoubtful.C.Disappointedandscared.D.Overwhelmedbutjoyful.56.WhattrulyreunitedSueandLesley？A.Achainofluck.B.Aplannedsearch.C.Familypressure.D.Professionalhelp.（12.5分）Fordecades，socialscientistshavedebatedthelinkbetweenincomeandhappiness.A2025cross﹣countrystudypublishedintheJournalofPositivePsychology—involving120，000participantsfrom45countriesacrossNorthAmerica，Europe，andAsia—offersnewinsightsintothiscomplexrelationship，challengingsomelong﹣heldassumptions.Theresearchteam，ledbyDr.ElenaMarquezfromtheUniversityofZurich，firstanalyzedtheconnectionbetween"absoluteincome"（totalannualearnings）andself﹣reportedhappinessscores（measuredona10﹣pointscale）.Theyfoundthatforindividualswithannualincomesbelow75，000，therewasastrongpositivecorrelation：each10，000increaseinincomewasassociatedwitha0.8﹣pointriseinhappiness.However，above75，000，thecorrelationweakeneddramatically—anadditional10，000onlyledtoa0.1﹣pointincrease.Dr.Marquezlabeledthis＄75，000figurethe"happinessthreshold"（幸福阈值）：beyondthispoint，moremoneydidnotsignificantlyboosthappiness.Whatsurprisedresearchersevenmorewastheimpactof"relativeincome"（incomecomparedtopeersinthesamesocialgroup，suchascolleaguesorneighbors）.Forparticipantsearningabovethe75，000threshold，relativeincomebecameakeyfactor.Thosewhoearned20%morethantheirpeersreportedhappinessscores1.2pointshigherthanthosewhoearned20%less—evenifbothgroupshadannualincomesabove100，000."It'snotjusthowmuchyouhave，"Dr.Marquezexplained，"buthowmuchyouhavecomparedtopeoplearoundyou.This'socialcomparisoneffect'oftenoverridestheinfluenceofabsoluteincomeoncebasicneedsaremet."Thestudyalsohighlightedregionaldifferences.Inhigh﹣cost﹣of﹣livingregionslikeNewYorkorTokyo，thehappinessthresholdwasslightlyhigher—around95，000—duetoincreasedexpensesforhousinganddailynecessities.Incontrast，inareaswithlowerlivingcosts，suchaspartsofruralIndiaorVietnam，thethresholddroppedto50，000.Notably，thesocialcomparisoneffectwasmorepronouncedinindividualisticcultures（e.g.，theU.S.，Germany）thanincollectivistcultures（e.g.，Japan，Thailand），wherecommunitywell﹣beingisoftenprioritizedoverpersonalincomestatus.Criticsofthestudypointoutitslimitations：itreliedonself﹣reportedhappinessscores，whichmaybeinfluencedbytemporarymoodswings，anditdidnotaccountfornon﹣financialfactorslikehealth，familyrelationships，orwork﹣lifebalance—allofwhichaffecthappiness.Dr.Marquezacknowledgedthesegapsbutemphasizedthestudy'svalue："Ourfindingshelpclarifywhenmoneymattersforhappinessandwhenitdoesn't.Forpolicymakers，thismeansfocusingonreducingpoverty（toliftpeopleabovethethreshold）ratherthanjustboostingoveralleconomicgrowth.Forindividuals，it'sareminderthatchasingmoremoneybeyondacertainpointmaynotleadtogreaterfulfillment."57.Whatcanwelearnaboutthe"happinessthreshold"fromthestudy？A.Itisafixedfigureof＄75，000applicabletoallregions.B.Belowthisthreshold，moremoneyhaslittleimpactonhappiness.C.Aboveit，moreincomedoesn'tleadtomuchgreaterhappiness.D.Itisdeterminedsolelybyanindividual'sannualabsoluteincome.58.Whatdoestheunderlinedword"overrides"meaninparagraph3？.A.WeakenstheimpactofB.BecomesmoreimportantthanC.BalancestheeffectofD.Dependsentirelyon59.Whichofthefollowingisalimitationofthe2025study？A.Itignoredtheinfluenceofrelativeincomeonhappiness.B.Itonlyincludedparticipantsfromindividualisticcultures.C.Itfailedtoconsidernon﹣financialfactorsaffectinghappiness.D.Itusedaninaccurate10﹣pointscaletomeasurehappiness.60.Accordingtothestudy'sfindingsonregionalandculturaldifferences，whichofthefollowingstatementsistrue？A.Thehappinessthresholdremainsconsistentworldwide.B.Collectivistculturesshowastrongersocialcomparisoneffectthanindividualisticcultures.C.Thehappinessthresholdishigherinhigh﹣cost﹣of﹣livingareas.D.Communitywell﹣beinginindividualisticculturesreducestheimpactofrelativeincomeonhappiness.61.WhatdoesDr.Marquezsuggestpolicymakersdobasedonthestudy'sfindings？A.Focusonincreasingtheoveralleconomicgrowthrate.B.Setaunifiedhappinessthresholdforallregions.C.Prioritizereducingpovertytohelppeopleexceedthethreshold.D.Encouragepeopletocomparetheirincomewithpeerslessfrequently.（12.5分）Forsomereaders，adictionaryopensupaworld.Dictionariescontainmultiplepleasures，suchassettlingword﹣gamewarsbyturningactualpages.Fortherest，adictionaryiseitheroutdatedorstrictlyonline.In2012，EncyclopaediaBritannicastoppedprintingneweditions，goingdigital﹣only.Inhisbook，Unabridged：TheThrillof（andThreatto）theModernDictionary，AmericanjournalistStefanFatsiswritesoftheshiftbroughtaboutbyourdecade﹣olddependenceonsearchengines："Definitions，goodandbad，wereaclickaway，andmostpeopledidn'tcareorcouldn'ttellwhichwaswhich：expertresearch，scrapeddata，zombie（僵尸）websites，whateverpoppedupinasearch."WhenIwasachild，Iloveddictionaries，andsodideverysensibleparentinCalcutta.Ifyourchildwasliterate，oneofthe20volumesoftheOxfordEnglishDictionaryoranillustratedCollinswasthesurestwaytokeepthemhappilyoccupied，settingthemoffonhuntsforlostorforgottenwords.Fatsisseesdictionary﹣makingas"ahumanendeavorstretchingbacktothethirdmillenniumBCE".FromtheAkkadianstoSanskritscholars，whatdictionarymakershopedtodowentfarbeyondthealreadytrickytaskofwritingdefinitions：theirjobwastoexplainandtrack"theendlessshiftsinlanguage".Changeisinevitable，thoughFatsisalsoaskswhatweloseinthenameofconvenience.Hewrites，"thejobofthedictionarywasfirmlyestablished...BythetimeIfinishedthisbook，itwasn'tclearhowmuchlongerflesh﹣bone﹣and﹣bloodlexicographers（词典编纂者）wouldbeneededtodocumentthemarchoftheEnglishlanguage.BetweentraditionalsearchenginesandAI﹣enhancedsearchthroughLLMs（largelanguagemodels），thewaywelookupwords，andfindmeaninginlanguageitself，haschanged."Wecan'tclaimthathumanitystillneedsphysicaldictionaries.Likeencyclopediasandatlases（地图册），thebestofthemhavelongmovedonline.Indeed，thestartingpointsofmostsearchenginesweretheencyclopediasanddictionariescompiled（编纂）byexperts.ButIplantoholdontomybeloved，dog﹣earedphysicaldictionaries—suchpricelesstimecapsules，oneofthelastparadisesoffreedomfromtheendlessscrollofdigitalcontent.62.What'stheprimaryfactorthathasreducedpeople'srelianceonphysicaldictionaries？A.Theeconomicunsustainabilityofprintmediaasawhole.B.Theeffortlessaccesstodefinitionsprovidedbysearchengines.C.Thepublic'sgrowinglackofconcernforlinguisticprecision.D.Thestrategicdecisionbypublisherstophaseoutprintededitions.63.Whydoestheauthormention"zombiewebsites"inthequotefromStefanFatsis？A.Tocriticizethelowqualityofcontentonsomeonlineplatforms.B.Toillustratemisinformationcanbemistakenforcrediblesourcesindigitalsearches.C.Toemphasizethetechnicalchallengesofmaintainingup﹣to﹣datedigitalrecords.D.Tohighlightthecostofkeepingoutdatedwebsitesrunningonline.64.WhatconclusioncanbedrawnaboutthefutureroleofhumanlexicographersbasedonFatsis'sconcern？A.Theywillneedtohandlemuchmorelanguagedata.B.Theirexpertisewillcontinuetobeindispensable.C.Theirtraditionalrolemaybethreatened.D.TheymustlearntoworkwithAIandcomputers.65.Whydoestheauthorsticktophysicaldictionaries？A.Theyboostlong﹣termmemory.B.Theylastlongerthandigitalfiles.C.Theyofferanescapefromscreens.D.Theygivemoreauthoritativedefinitions.66.Whatcanbeasuitabletitleforthetext？A.AWordinFavorofPhysicalDictionariesB.TheDictionaryDebate：PhysicalVS.DigitalC.ABest﹣sellerontheThemeofChangeD.ThePleasureofFlippingThroughaDictionary第四部分：写作第一节、阅读表达(共1小题，每小题10分,满分10分)67．（10分）阅读短文，并按照题目要求用英语回答问题。LaurieJohnstontookagiftof200morethanahalf﹣centuryagoandturneditinto1million.Theurgeforhisphilanthropy（慈善事业）datesbackto1949whenJohnstonwasacash﹣strappedstudentinhisfourthyearofpharmacy（药学）school.Hewasconsideringtakingayearofftoworkwhenafriendofthefamilycalledhimoveronedayandhandedhimanenvelopecontaining＄200."Thatwasahugeamountofmoneybackthen.Shetoldmetouseitformyschoolingandpayitbackforsomebodyelseinthefuture."Johnstonsaid.HisexperienceasachildoftheGreatDepressionalsoplayedakeyroleinhisphilanthropictendencies.Johnston'smotherwouldcookforyoungmenwhowouldridetherailwayinsearchofoddjobstomakeafewdollarshereandthere.So，hedecidedtobuildaspeciallegacy（遗产）fund.Shortlyafterhegraduatedfromuniversity，Johnstonstartedsavingmoneyand22yearslater，hehadaccumulated＄80，000.Johnstonnevertookacentoutofthefundforhimselfandcreditedasimplesayingforbeingabletobuilduphismillion﹣dollarcareer."Neverbuywhatyouwant，justbuywhatyouneed，"hesaid.SheldonMindell，managerofRiverviewHealthCentreFoundation，saidJohnston'sgiftwillbeputtowardsrebuildingits30carebeds，includinginstallingflat﹣screentelevisionsandaWi﹣Fisystem.Mindellalsowantstoupgradeameetingareaintoaplacewhereafamilycouldeatamealinrelativeprivacy，ratherthaninthecafeteria."Ibelievegenerosityisn'tacharacteristicyou'rebornwith.Youlearnitbyexamplesthataresetinyourchildhoodoradulthood.Thisisn'tarichmanwhogaveaway＄1million，butamanwhodecided35yearsagothathewantedtodosomethingsignificant."Mindellsaid.（1）Whatdoestheunderlinedword"cash﹣strapped"inparagraph2mean？（nomorethan3words）（2）WhatcontributedtoJohnston'sphilanthropy？（nomorethan10words）（3）AccordingtoJohnston，whatwashiskeyprincipleforsavingmoney？（10words）（4）Whatisparagraph5mainlyabout？（nomorethan10words）（5）HowdoyoufindLaurieJohnston？Why？（nomorethan25words）第二节、书面表达(共1小题，共25分)68．（25分）假设你是晨光中学的李津，你的英国笔友Chris最近给你写信，诉说自己即将毕业，由于学业压力很大，开始怀疑自己的能力，总是觉得自己在很多方面都不如别人，对未来感到迷茫和焦虑。请你根据以下要点，给Chris写一封回信，安慰他并给出一些建议，帮助他正确看待自己的能力，树立信心。1.对其描述的状况表示理解，并给予安慰；2.提出缓解焦虑的建议（如：正确评价自己、明确差距与努力方向、寻求反馈与帮助等）；3.鼓励与展望。注意：（1）字数不少于100词；（2）题目已给出，不计入总词数；（3）可以适当增加细节，以使行文连贯。DearChris，_________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________Yours，Lijin

2025-2026学年天津市南开中学高三（上）月考英语试卷（12月份）参考答案与试题解析一．选择题（共15小题）题号1617181920212223242526答案DDADACBBCDB题号27282930答案DDAC第一部分：听力(20分)第一节(共5小题，每小题1分，满分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三个选项中选出一个最佳选项，并标在试卷的相应位置。听完每段对话后，你将有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分）WhoisinWellingtonnow？A.Scott.B.Jackson.C.Lois.【解答】略2．（1分）WhathasGinalost？A.Allherfiles.B.Hercellphone.C.Hercomputer.【解答】略3．（1分）Howoldisthegirlnow？A.About6yearsold.B.About9yearsold.C.About15yearsold.【解答】略4．（1分）WhathappenedtoJohnaccordingtotheman？A.Hewasinvolvedinacaraccident.B.Hewashurtinasportsgame.C.Hefelldownthestairs.【解答】略5．（1分）Whydoesn'tthewomanaskJasonforhelp？A.Theyhadaquarrelyesterday.B.Heishavingteawithhisfriends.C.Heisn'tgoodatfixingcomputers.【解答】略第二节(共3小题,每小题1.5分,满分15.0分)听下面3段材料,每段材料后有几个小题。从题中所给的ABC三个选项中选出最佳选项,并标在试卷的相应位置,听每段材料前,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,每段材料读两遍。（4.5分）听下面一段对话，回答以下小题。6.Whatistheman'sdestination？A.SanAntonio.B.Dallas.CHouston.7.Whendoestheconversationtakeplace？A.AAt1：45p.m.B.At2：00p.m.C.At4：30p.m.8.Wherewillthemanprobablygoforlunch？A.CarNo.5.B.CarN