2026届山东师范大学附中高三下学期3月阶段检测英语试题含答案

听下面五段对话。每段对话后有一个小题，从题2.Whowillthemanturntof3.Whatisthewoman’sopinA.Challenging.B.Beneficial.4.HowwillthewomangettotheNationalArtsMuseum?A.Bytaxi.B.Bybus.A.TheyearnedmuchlesstC.Theycan’tmakeends126.WhatdoesJennywant7.WhenwillJennycomeback?A.NextFriday.B.NA.Asalesman.B.Ajournalist.C.Avideoproducer.9.WhatdoesthewomanA.Adesktop.B.Alaptop.A.Playinggames.12.WhatdoesthemA.Aholidayhome.B.Ahotel.C.Hebrokeupwithh3A.Byofferingajobtohim.C.ByaskingaHRmanagerfo17.WheredidMattbeginA.Samoa.B.California.A.Ittookhimseveralyearstogethispilotlicense.B.Hehasbeenpassionateaboutflyingsinceyoung.C.Hemadegoodpreparationsforhisworldjourney.20.WhatisMattgoingtodA.Conductaninterview.AThegradualreturnoftheprivatebuyertothenewcarmanumberplateschangedinMarch.MostcarbuyersinMarchalsochafocusonhowthevehiclesarepowered.Electricvehicles,includingfullyelectriccarsandhybaregainingsignificantpopularity.Salesofpetrolcarsnowaccountforlessthanhalfofthemarket.Whilethegovernmentpolicymakershavepushedpeopletobuymanyconsumersappeartochoosehybridsinstead,whicharepartlybattery-poweredbutalsopiechartillustratingthesalesproportionofvehicletypesinMarch2025.4theirmarketsharedroppedtojustover20%forthefirstquarter,asthepopularityofhybridsgrewzero-emissionmodelsin2025orfacefinesofupto£15,000forevthegovernment’srequirement.increased,mainlybecausecarmakersarecuttingpricesjusttohitthmanypeoplerushedtobuycarsbeforeanewtaxonexpensivecarsstartedthisweek.“Carmakersremaincommittedtothemarketdecarbonisation(碳减排)thatthecountryandtheenvironmentdemandbutweneedsustainedgrowth,notashort-termbubbledunsustainablediscountinganddriversrushingtoavoidhighertathatthegovernmentpolicymakersshouldconsiderthe“naturaldemand”fore21.WhatwasthepercentageofelectricvehiclessalesinMarch2025?A.19%.22.WhatisthemajorreasonfortheincreaseinelectriccarsaA.Anewtaxoncars.B.ThechangeofnumbeC.Policiespushingforelectriccars.D.Thereductionofcarprices.23.WhatwillNickagreewithaboutthegovernment’selA.IgnoringthedecarbonisatioD.SettingalowerzeroBJasonHaneyisaconstructionworkerfromIndiana.WhenhebeganhiscurrentjobasforemanonasiteoppositeachildrenHaneynoticedthatmanyofthesickkidsattheMemorialChildren’stogetherwithhisteenagedaughter,Haneybuilta2.5metertallplywood(胶合板)cutoutofW5getsmovedtoanewsecrethidingspotandthegamebeginsagain.children.Thekidslovedtheideaandfrom“Itdidn’ttakelongtocatchon,thekidswhethertheyareintheroomsorinaplayarea,theylookacrossassoonastheygettothewindow,”PrescotttoldABCNewsthebuilding,pointandexclaim“Ifoundhim！ℽHaney,meanwhile,simplyenjdidthisforwastomakethekidssmile.”hidingandthechildrencanpostphotosoftheirfindings.Theprojecthasbeenahugesuccess,withhundredsofpeoplesharingphotosofWaldoandhappyparentsthankingHaneyfotherwisedifficultvisittothehospitaljustthatlittlebitmoreenjoyable.24.WhydidJasonHaC.Topracticehis25.WhatcanwelearnabouttheWaldA.ThekidsneedtoC.ThegameiskeptgoD.EveryonecanhideWaldoiftheyfindit26.WhatcanbeinferredfromthelasttwoparagrA.ParentsthinkhighlyoftheWaldoproject.B.Haney’snextprojectwillbemD.Haneypostedphotosonlinetoencouragetheillkid627．WhichofthefollowingwordscanbestdescribeJaA.Selflessandhumorous.B.Kind-heartedandcreaC.Talkativeandgenerous.Cattention.Itiscelebratedforitspowerfulcapabilities,becomingonWhatmakesSeedance2.0standout?Itcangeneratebothvideoandsynchronizesoundsimultaneously,producingremarkablynaturalresults.Itskeyadvanstorytelling.Fromashorttextorasingleimage,itcanvariousinputs,makingvideocreationmoreefficient.ComparedwithcompetitorssuchasOpenAI’media,short-termdrama,anddigitalconttestsshowedthatthemodelcouldgeneraterealisticvideos,includingmatchingvoices,fromjustaportraitphoto.Thisraisedimmediatealarmsaboutimpersonation(身份冒用)andprivacyrisks,promptingByteDancetoquicthetechnologystillfacestechnicalissueslikeoccasionalunnaturalmovement.Seedance2.0marksasignificantstepinAIvideodevelopment,higprogressofthefieldandChina’srisingroleinglobaquestionofhowtousesuchpowerfultechnologysafelyandresponsibly.28.WhatisthefirstparagraphmainlyaA.ThehistoryofSeedanceB.TheglobalinfluenceofByteDance.C.TheimmediatepopularityofSeD.ThedetailedfunctionsofAIvideomodels.A.Itslowcostfordailyusers.B.ItsspeciaC.ItsabilitytoworkwithouttheInternet.D.Itsadaptab730.WhydidethicaldebatesbreakoutA.Itproducedvideosofpoorquality.B.Ittooktheplaceofhumancreators.C.ItcosttoomuchforoD.Itcouldcreaterealisticvideosusingaphot31.Whatistheauthor’saA.Rational.B.Negative.C.Doubtful.D.Indifferent.DLinguisticsholdsabasicpremise(前提)atitsheart;alllanguagesworld’sroughly7,000languagesrepresentnaturalexperimentinhumanthought.Judgmentsofalanguage’sworthcomenotfstructure,butfromthepoweCurrently,abouthalfofalllanguageshave10,000orLanguagesarenotadyingnaturaldeath;theyarebeingforcedoutofexiskillerlanguages,”likeEnglishandSpanish,expandthroughpolitical,economconquest,whilecenturiesofimperialism,capitalism,andnatsettlersocietiesliketheUSandCanada,halfoftheindigenous(原住民的)languagesarealreadysilent;inhomesglobally,familiesabandonmothertonguesfordominantlanguages,losingwordsbutgesturesandculturalknowledge.Whydoesthislossmatter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36Inresponsetothefindings,psychologistTinaChummungivesherAdoptthemindmapmethogivesyourbrainpermissiontoconcent8Everytimeyoufeelyourthoughtswandering,giveyourselfthreeseconds—brnamewhatyou’refeeling,andredirectyourfocus.38theheatwhenyourbrainisworkingovertime.withdrawalisunrealistic.reward.Itteachesyourbraintotoleratestillnesswithoutfeelingpunished. 40Atfirst,youmayfeelbored,aspopcornbrainlikesbeing‘gogog“Goforawalkwithoutmusandobserveyourthoughts.Letyourbrainbreathe.Itissometimesexactlywhatyournervoussystemneeds.”So,areyoureadytoquietthementalpopcornandgetyourfA.AllowspaceinyourdayfordoingnB.So,what’smakingoC.Instead,gototallyscreen-freefor25-30mD.StarvingdistractionsandE.Thenaskyourself:whatmattersnowandwhatcF.TheyfeeltheirG.ThispracticeenablesyoutoslowdownandmanaNearlyfiveyearsafterherrescuedogdisappeared,Patricia,whmicrochipcompany.Chocohadbeen42—2,300milesawayinLincSacramento.Itwasn’tuntilthefinaldetailsweresortedoutduringthe__Patriciaworriedabouthowshewould45themissionofbringingChocshelter,spottedherrequestontheplatform.She47——Chocohome.Anothercommunitymemberdonatedairlinemiles,48thefullcostofthetrip.9lettingoutajoyfulcry—asoundthatwashalf-whimper(呜咽),half-disbelief—and 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