安徽省淮北市2026届高三上学期第一次质量检测英语试卷（含答案无听力音频无听力原文）

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foundisthatbeingallowedtospeakopenlywithoutjudgmentbuildsmyself-confidence,becauseIfeelthatmyvoiceisbeingheard.Iambeginningtolistentomybodyandunderstandhowitworks.Ihopetostopoveranalyzingandbuildconfidence—notthroughanumberonthescale,butthroughself-acceptance.4.Whatdoestheauthorrealizeaftertalkingtoherbestfriend?A.Herfriendtrulyunderstoodherworries.B.Sheneededtoloseweightimmediately.C.Herself-imagedifferedfromothers’views.D.Herappearancewasobjectivelyunattractive.5.Whatdoestheunderlinedwordvigilantmeaninparagraph2?A.Slightlyconscious.B.Extremelyaware.C.Completelyconfident.D.Comfortablyfamiliar.6.Howdidherfriend’swords“thegoodsideofplus-sized”affecttheauthor?A.Itconfirmedherfearofbeingoverweight.B.Itprovidedcomfortaboutherappearance.C.Itmotivatedhertoexercisemoreregularly.D.Ithelpedhertounderstandbodypositivity.7.Whatisthemainmessageofthepassage?A.Socialapprovaldeterminespersonalworth.B.Childhoodexperiencescannotbeovercome.C.Weightlossshouldbetheprimaryhealthgoal.D.Self-acceptancemattersmorethanappearance.CAccordingtoarecentdiscovery,afemalemosquito’sblood-suckingfeedingtube(口器)makesforagreathigh-resolution3Dprinterspraytip.AteamofresearchersatMcGillUniversityinMontréalwaslookingforideastocreateatiny,low-cost,andsustainable3Dprintingtip,andthismosquitobodypartseemstobealmostperfectforthejob.TechXplorereportsthatthesetipscanbeusedfor3Dprintingextremelyfineobjects,withsmoothsurfaces,idealforairandspaceindustries,dentistry,andbiomedicalresearch.Suchhigh-precision3Dprintingtipsusuallycomeatahighcost.Thesourcesuggeststheyaretypicallypricedataround$80pertip.Moreover,currentcommercialtipsthatmeetthisstandardaremadeofeithernon-biodegradableplasticormetal.We’veseenplentyofinterestingbio-inspiredtechnologiesaheadofthisnewmethodfromMcGill.Butthisnewprintingmethodisnotsimplybio-inspiredbutreusesnaturalbodyparts.Theresearchersstudiedotherbiologicaldonorsbeforesettlingonthemosquito.Stingersfrombees,sharpteethfromsnakes,water-carryingtubesinplants,andeventinyneedlesfrominsectslikesnailswerealternativehigh-resolution3Dprintingoptions,butthefemalemosquito’sfeedingtubewontheday.Thefemalemosquito’stubehasmanyqualitiesthatmakeitwell-suitedfor3Dprinting.Accordingtotheresearchers,itsinnerwidthisjust20micrometers.Thisis100%finerthanthebesthuman-madetips.Thesebiodegradabletipsarealsoremarkablystraight,andstable.However,printingtipsareimprovedbyusing3D-printedsupportingstructurestohelpfixtheproblemoflowmechanicalstrength.TheMcGillscientistssaidtheirworkpavesthewayforfreshadvancesinmanufacturingandmicro-engineeringsupportedby3Dprinting.Theyhaven’tsettledyet,though,andwillcontinuetolookintoothernaturaloptionsforstrongerandfiner3Dprintingtips.8.Whydidtheresearchersexploremosquitobodyparts?A.Totestinsects’biologicalfunctions.B.Toreducetheuseofmetalmaterials.C.Todesignamoreaffordable3Dprinter.D.Todevelopa3Dprinterthatworksfast.9.Whatisthepurposeofmentioningotheranimalsinparagraph3?A.Todemonstratethebiodiversityinnature.B.Toexplainhowinsectsareusedinengineering.C.Tocomparethefeedinghabitsofdifferentanimals.D.Tohighlighttheprocessofselectingthefinalsolution.10.Whatfeaturemakesthemosquito’stubesuitablefor3Dprinting?A.Itsabilitytochangeshapefreely.B.Itsparticularlynarrowinnerwidth.C.Itsresistancetoseveretemperatures.D.Itsnaturallyhighmechanicalstrength.11.Whatcanbeinferredfromthelastparagraphabouttheresearch?A.Ithasalreadyreacheditsfinalstage.B.Itnolongerreliesonbiologicalmaterials.C.Itwillsoonreplacecommercialprintingtips.D.Itcouldopendoorstonewfine-scalemanufacturing.DForyears,wetoldyoungpeoplethefuturewastheirsiftheylearnedtocode.Schoolsfocusedmoreontechnicaltraining,whilehumanities(人文)coursesweregraduallyreduced.Asaresult,manystudentswerepreparedmainlyfortechnicaltasksratherthanbroaderlearning.NowAIwritesthecode,studiesthedata,andanswersquestionsoncegiventonewworkers.Buttherealchallengeliesnotintheworkitself,butinhowstudentsarebeingpreparedforit.WhenAItakesovermanyentry-leveltasks,fewerchancesareleftforbalancedearlydevelopment.Ratherthanabreakdown,thischangemarksacorrection.ThejobsthatremainneedqualitiesthatAIcannotfullyprovide,includingjudgment,empathy,waysofthinking.Machinescanprocessinformation,buthumansstilldecidewhatmatters.Experiencewasonceearnedthroughdoingrealtasksorunderstandinghowothersfeelinasituation.ButifAItakesovertasksthatonceshapedthesehumanqualities,theymustbedevelopedthroughintentionaleducation.Thatmeanseducationshouldfocusonhelpingstudentsthinkmoredeeplyandmakethoughtfuljudgments.Whileautomationaccelerates,thehumanitiesshrink.IntheU.S.,theshareofhumanitiesdegreeshasfallenfrom17percentinthe1960stounder9percenttoday.Onceseenasprogress,thischangenowlooksshortsighted.Caringaboutothers,explainingideasclearly,understandingdifferentcultures,andsolvingproblemsincreativewayshavebecomeespeciallyimportantatwork.Theseabilitiesareformedinliterature,history,sociology,andphilosophy.InaworldwhereAIcanansweralmostanything,therealvalueliesinknowingwhattoask,howtoframeit,andwhyitmatters.Toprepareforaworldwheremachinescandomanytasksbutnotthedeeperthinking,wemustbuildastrongbaseagain—onethatencourageslong-termthinkingratherthanshort-termefficiency.Humanitiesshouldreturntothecenterofeducation,notasareturntothepast,butasanecessarybalanceintheageofAI.Weoptimizedagenerationfortechnicalefficiency,andefficiencybecameordinary.Nowwemustcultivatewhatcannotbeautomated,thosethatmakeushuman.12.Whatistheauthormainlyconcernedinthefirstparagraph?A.Universitiesadjustingtheirteachingprograms.B.Youngpeoplehavingnoaccesstodigitaltools.CStudents’preparationbecomingmoreone-sided.D.Entry-levelworkremainingunchangedforyears.13.Whatdotheremainingjobsrequire?A.Longworkinghours.B.Physicalstrengthandspeed.C.Humanemotionsandthoughts.D.Basiccomputertechnologies.14.Whatshouldeducationhelppeoplelearntodo?A.UsemoreadvancedAI-assistedtools.B.Lookatthelongrunandthinkmoredeeply.C.Rebuildtheirmemoriesofknowledge.D.KnowhowtoaskAItohandleeverything.15.Whatcanbeasuitabletitleforthetext?A.WhyHumanitiesStillmatterintheAgeofAIB.IsAIaBigThreattoOurTraditionalEducationC.HowTechnologyWillReplaceEntry-LevelJobsD.TheDeclineofPhilosophyinModernUniversities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。ManyteenshavechattedwithAIchatbots,whichcanbehelpful.However,thistechnologyisn’tdesignedforyoungsters,andproblemscanariseifnoproperguidanceisprovided.____16____Valueyourownvoice.____17____Youshouldfeelproudtomakeyouruniquevoiceheard.Achatbotmayactlikeapersonbutitdoesn’thavefeelingsorlivedexperience.Yetthoseareimportantthingsthatmakeushuman.Youshouldaskyourselfwhetheryoureallywanthelpfromsomethingthatcan’tactuallyknowyourfeelings.____18____Robotscan’tunderstandyouandyourproblemsthewayarealfriendordoctorcan.Whenyouneedhelp,feelconfidenttoseekoutrealpeople.“Youshouldgetrealanswersfrompeoplethatactuallyknowyou,”saysLindaCharmaraman,whodirectstheYouth,Media&WellbeingresearchlabatWellesleyCollege.Avoidemptypraise.Atruefriendwillcallyououtwhenyoudosomethingwrong,whichhelpsyoulearnandgrow.Butchatbotslovetoshowerpraise.They’llagreewithalmostanythingyousay.____19____However,ifyourelyonchatbotsforhelpinsocialsituations,youmayfailtolearnitwhenyou’vemadeamistake.Bewareofmade-upfacts.Honestpeoplesay“Idon’tknow”whentheyareunsure,butAIrarelydoesso.____20____Thesefalseresponsescancausetrouble.Remember:somethingsoundingsmartdoesn’tmeanit’strue.Ifyouusebot-generatedcontent,you’reresponsibleforit.A.Consultrealpeoplefortips.B.Assesssolutionsfromchatbots.C.HerearekeytipsfortalkingtoAIchatbots.D.Botstendtoconfidentlyanswereveryquestion.E.ButitisnecessarytolearnhowtouseAIchatbots.F.Youhaveexperiences,ideasandfeelingsthatmatter.G.Thistendencyishelpfulifyouneedaconfidenceboost.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。Ihadjuststartedmyfirstyearofcollegewhenabikeranintome.Thecyclistraceddowntheslope(斜坡)toofast,thebrakes____21____,andthewholebikehitmefullonandIcrashedtotheground.WhenIopenedmyeyes,Isawfaceshoveringovermeandheardvoicesshoutingfor____22____.Atthatmoment,Ihadnoideaofhow____23____Ihadbeeninjured.Soonanambulance____24____metothehospital,wheremyarmstartedtoswell(肿胀)alarminglyandIlostfeelinginmy____25____.Theweeksthatfollowedwereroughonme.Icouldnotwriteoreat.Everymorning,I____26____hopingthatthefeelinginmyfingerswould____27____,andeverynight,Iwenttobedafraidthatthedamagemightbe____28____.ButIrefusedtolettheinjury____29____me.Thoughtheroadtorecoverywasfarfrom____30____,Ihuntedfortinywins.First,Ilearnedtoholdarubberballfortenseconds;thenImanagedtowritemynameonasheetofpaper.Eachsmall____31____becameaflagofhope.Gradually,Iwasabletowritebyhandfreelyagain.IcoveredmybedroomwallwithX-rays(X光片)that____32____myslowlyhealingbones.Monthslater,Ievenenteredtheregionalcalligraphycontestandwonanaward.WhenIsteppedforwardtoreceivemy____33____,Ihelditwithbothhands,weakbut____34____.Theexperiencetaughtmeanimportantlesson:Lifewill____35____usdown,butwecanchoosewhetherornottostandbackup.21.A.failedB.workedC.renewedD.checked22.A.freedomB.victoryC.helpD.joy23.A.directlyB.frequentlyC.repeatedlyD.severely24.A.inspiredB.rushedC.allowedD.invited25.A.eyesB.fingersC.shouldersD.legs26.A.pulledthroughB.gotoverC.keptbackD.wokeup27.A.weakenB.fadeC.returnD.last28.A.permanentB.appealingC.limitedD.minor29.A.leaveB.defineC.helpD.remind30.A.longB.difficultC.narrowD.smooth31.A.elementB.victoryC.sampleD.mistake32.A.harmedB.acceleratedC.showedD.prevented33.A.certificateB.salaryC.licenseD.account34.A.amusingB.shakingC.determinedD.scared35.A.knockB.turnC.calmD.hand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。TheSongDynasty(960-1279)sawculturebloomlikeneverbefore,andthedevelopmentoffashionalsoreachednewheightsincreativityanddiversity.InanepisodeofIntoChineseArt,JiangYuqiu,aprofessor___36___hostess,introducesatruewonderofSongmarketing:astreetsellertransformedintoawalkingbillboard,___37___clothesarecoveredingiant,attractiveeyes.ThisscenecomestolifethrougharestoredperformanceoftheclassicoperaEyedropAcid,whereasellerwalks___38___thecrowdinahatdecoratedwiththree-dimensional“eyes”.Hisattire—astraight-collaredjacketinboldredandgold,pairedwithapracticalwaistpackfordaily___39___(essential)—symbolizestheSong“commuter’swear”.Itisamixofstyleandusefulnessthatfeelsremarkably___40___(impress)eventoday.Itinvitesaudiences___41___(join)thepairinastrollonthestreetsoftheSongDynastytouncovermoreofitsfashionsecrets.IntoChineseArtisanimmersiveculturalinterviewseries___42___(produce)byChinaDailyCultureChannel.Internationalhostsengage___43___(active)withartexpertsthroughinteractivediscussions.ThethirdseasonofIntoChineseArt___44___(focus)onancientChinesefashion,offeringaudiencesadeeperunderstandingofChineseartandaestheticsandbringingtolight____45____uniquecharmoftraditionalclothingthathasstoodthetestoftime.第四部分写作(共两节，满分40分)第一节(满分15分)46.假定你是李华，昨天你在邀请外教Mr.Green参加英语社团活动时，告知他的活动信息有误，请给Mr.Green写一封道歉信，要点如下：(1)为自己的失误道歉；(2)告知正确的信息；(3)再次邀请他参加。注意：(1)写作词数应100个左右；(2)请按如下格式在答题卡的相应位置作答。DearMr.Green,________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________Yours,LiHua第二节(满分25分)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。InabeautifulcoastalvillagelivedagirlnamedMaya.Maya’sworldwasmadeofmusic:thecrashofwaves,thecryofseagulls(海鸥),andthewhistleoffishingboatsbecamenotesinsidehermind.Shecollectedthesesoundsonatinyrecorder,thenlockedherselfinherroom,weavingthemintosongsthatnooneeverheard.Mayawasnotshyintheusualway—shecouldhelphermothersellfishatthemarketorjokewithherfriendsintheclassroom—butwhenitcametohermusic,sheshrankintoherself,quietandunseen.Oneevening,thevillagepostedanannouncementonthenoticeboard:thefirst“Sea-SongCompetition”wouldbeheldonJune8th.Everyentrywouldbeperformedliveandscoredbythreejudgesonthespot.Whatwasmore,thewinnerwouldsteponstagetoreceiveabigseashell(贝壳)asanaward,andfromthatnighton,thewinningsongwouldbeplayedeverynightasshipsreturned.Despiteherexcitement,herfearfloodedback.Thatnight,Mayasatamongthenets,herrecorderinhand,askingthetide,“WhatifI’mnotgoodenough?”Thetideansweredwithitsusualsilence—neitheryesnorno.Fordays,Mayastruggledwithherdoubts,butdeepdown,sheknewshehadtotry.Herfatherfoundherstaringatthesilentrecorder.Hedidnotoffercompliments(赞美);instead,hesaid,“Thesongdoesn’tneedtobeperfect;itjustneedstobeyours.”Encouragedbyherfather,whoalwaysbelievedinhertalent,shedecidedtoenterthecompetition.Forweeks,Mayarosebeforedawn,hikingtothebeachwhereshecapturedthesoundofrollingwavesandthewindwhistlingthroughbrokenseashells.Shespenteveryfreemomentworkingonherpiece.Itbeganwiththeslowbreathingoftheseaatdusk,addedthebeatofhermother’solddrum,thenthesongturnedintoatunethatfeltlikeseagullswheelingagainstarisingmoon.Finally,shemixedinherownvoice,whichwassoftandbeautiful.ShetitleditReturn.注意：(1)续写词数应为150个左右；(2)请按如下格式在答题卷的相应位置作答。Onthedayofsubmission,Mayahesitatedatthejudges’door.________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________Finally,itwastimeforthewinnerstobeannounced.________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________