江西省宜春市2026届高三模拟考试英语试卷+答案

宜春市2026年高三模拟考试英语试卷

考试时间：120分钟试卷分值：150分

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4．考试结束后，将答题卡上交。

第一部分听力（共两节，满分30分）

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。每段对话读两遍。

1.Howdidthemangotoworkyesterday?

A.Bybus.B.Bycar.C.Bysubway.

2.Whatistheweatherlikenow?

A.Dry.B.Rainy.C.Cool.

3.WhatisTim’snewworkabout?

A.Asuperherostory.B.Afilmadaptation.C.Acomedycartoon.

4.WhyisthemantalkingtoSarah?

A.Toextendajoboffer.B.Toshowawebdesign.C.Tointroducehiscompany.

5.Whatistheprobablerelationshipbetweenthespeakers?

A.Husbandandwife.B.Teacherandparent.C.Teacherandstudent.

第二节（共15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。

听第6段材料，回答第6、7题。

6.Whatisthewomanworriedaboutatfirst?

A.Delayofthetaxi.B.Limitedtimeforpacking.C.Changeoftheflightschedule.

7.Howlongwillthewoman’sflighttake?

A.1.5hours.B.2.5hours.C.3.5hours.

听第7段材料，回答第8、9题。

8.Whatdoesthemansayabouttheemail?

A.It’sanupdatereminder.B.It’sasecuritywarning.C.It’sacommontrick.

9.Whatdoesthemansuggestthewomando?

A.Improveloginsecurity.B.Deleteunsafelinksdirectly.C.Changepasswordsregularly.

听第8段材料，回答第10至12题。

10.Whydoesthemanwantanewmobilephone?

A.Hisoldoneisbroken.B.Hewantsacheaperone.C.Hisoldoneworkspoorly.

11.Whatdidthemanlearnonthecompany’swebsite?

A.Adisplaywillbeheld.

B.Somephoneshavediscounts.

C.Somenewmodelsarelaunched.

12.Whatdoesthewomanoffertodo?

A.Helpthemanrepairhisoldphone.

B.Givehimadiscountonabasicphone.

C.Showhimhowthesmartphoneworks.

听第9段材料，回答第13至16题。

13.Whoistheman?

A.Aradiohost.B.Avet.C.Apettrainer.

14.Whyshouldtheoutdoorbedsberaised?

A.Toprotectfromwinds.B.Toavoidwetconditions.C.Tomakewaterdrinkable.

15.WhatisJasmine’ssuggestionontakingpetsonvacation?

A.Beawareoftheirfood.B.Feedthemspecialtreats.C.Givethemahealthcheck.

16.WhatdoesJasminedointheend?

A.Listalldangerouspetitems.

B.Recommendsomeplastictoys.

C.Warnthedangerofharmfulitems.

听第10段材料，回答第17至20题。

17.Howlonghasthespeakerbeenaneducator?

A.Overtenyears.B.Fiveyears.C.Twoyears.

18.Whatmakesthespeaker’svideospopular?

A.Shortduration.B.Vividexplanations.C.Advancedtopics.

19.Whatchallengedidthespeakerfaceatfirst?

A.Launchingblogs.B.Makingvideos.C.Creatingcontents.

20.Whatisthepurposeofthetalk?

A.Togainmorefollowers.B.Tocollectstudents’feedback.C.Toencourageonlineeducation.

第二部分阅读理解（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，从每题所给的四个选项（A、B、C和D）中，选出最佳选项，并在答题卡上

将该选项涂黑。

A

Walkinthefootstepsof40monarchs(君主),exploreroyaltreasures,andenjoythefreedomtoexploreatyour

ownpace—allwithinthewallsoftheworld’soldestandlargestoccupiedcastle,hometo1,000yearsofroyal

history.

IncludedinYourTicket:

EntrytoWindsorCastle,includingtheStateApartments,historicrooms,Semi-StateRooms,StGeorge’s

Chapel,QueenMary’sDolls’House,andcastleprecincts(园区).Getaccesstomultimediaguides(availablein

English,BrazilianPortuguese,French,German,Italian,Japanese,MandarinChinese,Russian,andSpanish),family

trails,andexhibitions.

NotIncluded:Foodanddrink,hoteltransfers,andtips.

What’snotallowed:

PhotographyisstrictlyprohibitedinsideWindsorCastle.

LargebackpacksandpushchairsarenotpermittedinsidetheStateApartments.

Petsarenotpermitted(guidedogsarewelcome).

Accessibility:

Thisexperienceispartiallywheelchairandpram/strolleraccessible.

AdditionalInformation:

TheSemi-StateApartmentsremainsopenuntilMarch29,2026.WindsorCastleisclosedonTuesdaysand

Wednesdays.St.George’sChapelisclosedonSundaysandonFebruary28,2026.Thecastleiscompletelyclosed

fromJanuary8-12,March19,andJune14-15,2026.

CancellationPolicy:

Youcancanceltheseticketsupto14daysbeforeyourvisitforafullrefund.

21.Whatisinvolvedintheticket?

A.Aguidedtour.B.Royalperformances.

C.Freefoodanddrinks.D.MultimediaguidesinChinese.

22.Onwhichdaycanyouvisitthecastlein2026?

A.Thursday,March19.B.Thursday,January1.C.Monday,June15.D.Tuesday,March3.

23.Whatcanweinferfromthepassage?

A.Hoteltransfersareprovidedforticketholders.

B.Accessibleservicesareofferedforspecialvisitors.

C.Afullrefundisavailableoncancellationsatanytime.

D.WindsorCastleistheworld’smostfamousroyalcastle.

B

Beingleft-handedsoundscool—untilyourealizeit’slessaboutgeniusandmoreaboutdailysurvival.Sure,

weshareDNAwithChaplinanddaVinci,buttrytellingthattoaright-handedcanopenerat7a.m.

Mystrugglesbeganearly.Inkindergarten,myteacherhandedmechild-safescissors.Safe,yes—unlessyou

wereleft-handed.Thepaperlookedlikeithadbeenattackedbyamouse.MyteachersighedandsuggestedI“try

harder.”Littledidsheknow,Iwasalreadyfightingcenturiesofright-handeddominance.

Thencametheannoyinglectureseatsinschool,theoneswithadeskattachedontheright.Writingonitmeant

twistingmybodylikeapretzel(椒盐卷饼).Bytheendofclass,Ihadgraphite(石墨)onmypalm,asoreshoulder,

andhandwritingresemblingadoctor’sprescription.Athome,mygrandmotheroncetriedto‘correct’me,tyingmy

lefthandbehindmyback.“Useyourright,”shesaidseriously.Itriedandpromptlyspilledabowlofsouponthe

floor.Grandmagaveup,muttering,“Maybeshe’sspecial.”Ithinkshemeant“hopeless.”

Scienceinsistsleftiesarecreativeproblem-solver.It’snocoincidencetheyareoverrepresented(比例过高)

amongartists,musicians,andathletes.Whenyou’vespentyourlifewrestlingshirtbuttons,thingslikepaintingand

playingsportsfeelmucheasier.

Evenso,thedailycomedycontinues.I’velearnttoflipnotebooks,reversekeyboards,andoperate

right-handedmicewithmyleft—thoughpeoplelookatmelikeI’mperformingdarkmagic.

Still,there’ssomethingrebellious(叛逆的)aboutbeingaleftie.We’retheoddballswhoseetheworldfrom

theotherside,literally.Becausebeingleft-handedisn’tjustaboutusingadifferenthand—it’saboutthinking

differently,adaptingconstantly,andlaughingthroughthechaos.Afterall,inaright-handedworld,beingleftisn’t

wrong—justbrilliantlyinconvenient.

24.Whatdoesthefirstparagraphmainlyintendtoshow?

A.Leftiesaremoregiftedinhistory.B.LeftiesshareDNAwitheachother.

C.Beingleft-handedisnotwhatitseems.D.Beingleft-handedcausesdailytroubles.

25.Theunderlinedword“wrestling”inparagraph4canbebestreplacedby.

A.strugglingwith.B.playingwith.C.lookingfor.D.pickingup.

26.Whatdoestheauthorwanttoconveyinthelastparagraph?

A.Leftiesshouldreshapetheworldforthemselves.

B.Beingaleftieisconsideredsomethingrebellious.

C.Leftiessufferinconvenienceinaright-handedworld.

D.Lefties’uniquenessliesinspecialthinkingandflexibility.

27.Whichofthefollowingcanbestdescribetheauthor?

A.Toughandstubborn.B.Humorousandadaptable.

C.Creativeandaggressive.D.Optimisticandrebellious.

C

EveryJanuary,manyofusresolvetoreadmore.Anewbookappearsonthenightstand,anaudiobookgets

downloaded,orwedustoffanoldlibrarycard.Wekeepfindingourwaybacktoitbecausereadingfeelslikea

wholesomepromiseofmorecalm,curiosity,andescape.Butresearchincreasinglysuggeststhatreadingmaybe

morepowerfulthanwerealize.Infact,doingsoregularlyhasbeenlinkedtoalongerlife.

Theideasoundsalmosttoogoodtobetrue,butscientistshavegivenitrealweightinalandmarkstudyfrom

YaleSchoolofPublicHealth.Theresearchersfollowed3,635adultsaged50andolderover12yearsandexamined

howreadinghabitsrelatedtosurvival.Theyfoundpeoplewhoregularlyreadbookslivedanaverageof23months

longerthanthosewhodidn’treadatall—evenaftercontrollingforfactorslikeeducation,income,baselinehealth,

depression,andcognitiveability.Inotherwords,readingitselfwasassociatedwithgreaterlongevity,notjustthe

advantagesoftencomingwithbeingareader.

ElizabethA.L.Stine-Morrow,aresearchprofessorattheUniversityofIllinois,pointstothesocial-emotional

effectsasthekeymechanismforreading’slongevitybenefit,afactorechoedbyRaymondMar,aprofessorof

psychologyfromYorkUniversity.Heexplainsthat,whenweread,“wementallypracticerelationships,emotions,

andperspective-taking—evenwhenwearephysicallyalone.”Lonelinessisnowconsideredaseriousriskfactor

forearlymortality(死亡).Bookshelpcounterlonelinessbyofferingcompanionshipwithoutpressure.

Anotherreasonisthatitappearstobeaveryrealformofstressreduction.“Whenpeopleread,theyoftenenter

afocusedyetcontemplative(冥想的)mentalstate,”explainsMar.Thecalmthatreadingbringsmayhelpreduce

stressandpromotelongevity.

Toreapthesebenefitsofreading,youdoneedtomakeitahabit—butyoudon’tneedtomakeanydramatic

changes.Tento30minutesadayisenoughtocreatemeaningfulbenefitsovertime.AndjustasMarsays,“Itis

nevertoolatetodiscoverorre-discoverthejoysandlong-lastingbenefitsofreading.”

28.Whatcanbeinferredfromthefirstparagraph?

A.PeopleresolvetoreadmoreonlyinJanuary.

B.Readingcandirectlyhelppeoplelivelonger.

C.Peopledon’tfullyrealizereading’sgreatvalue.

D.Readingprovidespeoplewithpermanenthappiness.

29.WhatconclusioncanwedrawfromYale’sstudy?

A.Readingitselfistiedtoalongerlife.B.Youngadultsgainmostfromreading.

C.Educationdecidespeople’slongevity.D.Beingareaderbringsmanyadvantages.

30.WhatmayElizabethA.L.Stine-Morrowagreewith?

A.Readingreducesstresseffectively.B.Lonelinessmakespeopleenjoyreading.

C.Cognitiveabilityboostsreadingbenefits.D.Social-emotionaleffectsmatterforlongevity.

31.Whichofthefollowingcanbeasuitabletitleforthetext?

A.AMentalTool:ReadingagainstStressB.BeyondFun:TheTrueWorthofBooks

C.ADailyChapter:ReadingforaLongerLifeD.TheScienceofLongevity:BeyondGenes

D

Newresearchchallengesthewidespreadbeliefthatartificialintelligenceistriggeringasharpriseinglobal

greenhousegasemissions.ThestudysuggeststhatAI’soverallinfluenceonworldwidepollutionissmallandcould

evensupportenvironmentalandeconomicprogress.

ScientistsfromtheUniversityofWaterlooandtheGeorgiaInstituteofTechnologyanalyzedU.S.economic

dataalongsideestimatesofhowfrequentlyAItoolsareusedacrossdifferentindustries.Theirgoalwasto

understandwhatmighthappentotheenvironmentifAIadoptionincreasesalongitscurrentpath.

AccordingtotheU.S.EnergyInformationAdministration,83percentofthenation’seconomicactivityrelies

onpetroleum,coalandnaturalgas.Thesefuelsreleasegreenhousegaseswhenburned.Theresearchersnotedthat

totalenergyusefromAIintheUnitedStatesmatchedtheelectricityconsumptionofIceland,yetthisamount

remainedinsignificantwhenviewedatnationalorgloballevels.

“Itisimportanttonotethattheincreaseinenergyuseisnotgoingtobeuniform.It’sgoingtobefeltmorein

theplaceswhereelectricityisproducedtopowerthedatacenters,”saidDr.JuanMoreno-Cruz,aprofessorinthe

FacultyofEnvironmentatWaterlooandCanadaResearchChairinEnergyTransitions.“Ifyoulookatthatenergy

fromthelocalperspective,that’sabigdealbecausesomeplacescouldseedoubletheamountofelectricityoutput

andemissions.Butatalargerscale,AI’suseofenergywon’tbenoticeable.”

Thestudydidnotexploreeconomicoutcomeswithinthespecificcommunitiesthathostdatacenters,butthe

researchersidentifiedseveralpositivetakeaways.

“ForpeoplewhobelievethattheuseofAIwillbeamajorproblemfortheclimateandthinkweshouldavoid

it,we’reofferingadifferentperspective,”Moreno-Cruzsaid.“Theeffectsonclimatearenotthatsignificant,and

wecanuseAItodevelopgreentechnologiesortoimproveexistingones.Movingforward,weintendtoapplythe

sameapproachtoadditionalcountriesinordertounderstandhowAIadoptionmayinfluenceenvironmental

outcomesacrossdifferentregionsoftheworld.”

32.Whydidthescientistsconductthisresearch?

A.ToanalyzeAI’sindustrialapplicationfrequency.

B.Topromoteenvironmentalandeconomicprogress.

C.Tocalculateeconomicdataacrossdifferentindustries.

D.ToexploreAI’senvironmentaleffectsinitspresenttrend.

33.Whatcanwelearnfromparagraph3?

A.USAIenergyuseissmallonaglobalscale.

B.Iceland’spowerconsumptionismainlydrivenbyAI.

C.MostUSfossilfuelsareusedtopowerAIdatacenters.

D.83%ofUSfossilfuelsareconsumedforAIenergyuse.

34.WhatisDr.Moreno-Cruz’sattitudetowardsAI’seffectontheclimate?

A.Neutral.B.Dismissive.C.Objective.D.Concerned.

35.Whatwilltheresearchersdointheirfollow-upresearch?

A.Studydatacenters’economicoutcomes.B.Expandtheirresearchtomorecountries.

C.MeasureAI’sexactinfluenceinallregions.D.EmployAItodevelopandupgradegreentech.

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。

Familyrejectionmaybeoneofthemostpainfulexperiencesapersoncangothrough.Itmayleaveyoufeeling

isolated,questioningyourself-worth,andevenstrugglingtoengageindailylife.36Thefollowingtips

mayhelphandlefamilyrejection.

Giveyourselftimetoprocessyourfeelings.

Acknowledgeyouremotionsanddon’tbeafraidtocry.Honestlyfacingfeelingsofsorrowcanbeextremely

challenging,yetmanypeopletendtohidetheirsadnessduetoshame—fearingthey’llbelabeledas“weak”.You

shouldknowthatit’sokaytoadmityou’resad,andfacingyoursadnessistheonlywaytoletitgo.37

Journalyouremotions.

Writingdownyourfeelingscangiveyousomeclarity.Youmightexperienceamixofemotionsregarding

beingrejectedbyyourfamily—suchassorrow,anger,anddisbelief.Investinajournalornotebookanduseitto

writedownhowyoufeel.38Asyouwrite,you’llhopefullyunderstandyouremotionsbetter.

Focusonself-care.

Takecareofyourselftorecoverfromtherejection.39Getplentyofsleepsothatyoufeelwell-rested

andreadytotakeoneachday.Exercisetode-stressandkeepyourbodyfitandstrong.Allofthesepracticesmake

yourlifefeellikeit’sheadedinapositivedirection,evenifyou’redealingwiththepainoffamilyestrangement(疏

远).

Seekoutcloserelationshipselsewhere.

40Makeclosefriendshipsandseekouthealthy,compassionaterelationships.Choosefriendsand

partnersthatmakeyoufeelsafe,caredfor,andloved!Youwanttosurroundyourselfwithpeoplewhomakeyou

boostyourself-esteem.

A.Consumenutritious,vitamin-packedfoods.

B.Buttherearepracticalwaystodealwiththepain.

C.Thispracticecanhelpyousortoutmixedemotions.

D.Peopledon’thavetobeyourfleshandbloodtobefamily.

E.Closefriendscantaketheplaceofyourfamilyinmanyimportantways.

F.Onthecontrary,avoidingyourfeelingswillonlymakethemlastlonger.

G.Writingdownyourthoughtscanalsohelpyoureleasenegativeemotionstemporarily.

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。

Awomanwastakingaquietwalkintheneighborhoodwhensheheardafaintcry.Atfirst,shethoughtshe

41it—asoftwhimper,almosttooquiettonotice.Butthenitcameagain,42thistime.Herheart

43abeat.Shecametoasuddenstop.

She44nearbyyards,fences,andsidewalks—andthenrealizedthe45werecomingfrom

below.Leaningoverastormdrain(雨水排水沟),atthebottomsatadog,wide-eyed,trembling,and46

hopingsomeonewouldhearher.

Without47,shecalledAnimalLawEnforcementforhelp.OfficerRollinsarrivedquickly,48

thesituation.Thedrainwastoonarrowforasimple49,andthespacebelowwasshallow,makingit

impossibletoclimbinsafely.ThenRollinsnoticedanearbymanholecover(检修井盖).Liftingit50a

darktunnel,andalmostimmediately,thedogcautiouslywalkedtowardthelight,asifsensingthathelphadarrived.

Withpatience,calmvoices,anddelicioustreatsinhand,Rollinsclimbeddownandslowlyearnedthedog’s

51.Dirty,scared,butunharmed,shefinallyallowedherselftobesecuredandliftedsafelyoutofthe52.

Herphotowasquicklyposted,andalmostimmediatelyherfamily53her.Theyrushedtotheshelter,

overjoyedtobe54withtheirbeloveddogtheverysameday.Beforeleaving,theymadetheresponsible

choicetomicrochipher,55shecouldalwaysfindherwayhomeinthefuture.

Anotherlifesaved.Anotherhappytailhomewhereshebelongs.

41.A.heardB.ignoredC.noticedD.imagined

42.A.strangerB.clearerC.closerD.weaker

43.A.caughtB.rushedC.followedD.skipped

44.A.cleanedB.scannedC.passedD.inspected

45.A.criesB.noisesC.barksD.whispers

46.A.greedilyB.desperatelyC.blindlyD.silently

47.A.hesitationB.fearC.reservationD.doubt

48.A.observingB.explainingC.assessingD.understanding

49.A.rescueB.operationC.recoveryD.attempt

50.A.unearthedB.connectedC.exposedD.blocked

51.A.relianceB.affectionC.trustD.loyalty

52.A.trapB.tunnelC.troubleD.dilemma

53.A.witnessedB.rememberedC.recognizedD.contacted

54.A.reunitedB.obsessedC.blessedD.faced

55.A.thinkingofB.leadingtoC.countingonD.makingsure

第二节（共10小题，每小题1.5分，满分15分）

阅读下面材料，在空白处填入适当的内容（1个单词）或括号内单词的正确形式。

InJanuary,CGTNproudlylauncheditslatestartinitiative,“ChinaCrafted”,duringtheprestigiousARTSG

2026fairinSingapore.

Thisexhibitionmarks56significantmoment,showcasingremarkabledigitaldisplaysthatdivedeep

intotherichheritage57ancientChineseartfromtheShang,Han,Tang,andSongdynasties.

Thejourneybeginswith“SacredShang”,whichdelvesintotheritualsignificanceofjadeinancientChinese

culture,58(feature)talesfromthelegendaryGeneralFuHao.Followingthis,“HeavenlyHan”showcases

theextraordinaryartifacts59(discover)intheHandynastytombsofMawangdui,revealingtheelegant

lifestylesandphilosophicalpursuits60shapedtheera’sculture.Movingonto“TreasuredTang”,visitors

61(present)withspectaculargoldandsilveritemsonceusedduringimperialbanquets.Finally,“SereneSong”

reflectsonthesubtlebeautyofSongceramics.Eachexhibitioncleverlyintegratesmoderntechnology,making

historicalartaccessibleand62(fascinate)fortoday’saudiences.

AsCGTNembarksonthisglobaljourneywith“ChinaCrafted”,itaimstocultivateavibrantcultural

ecosystemthat63(connect)onlineandofflineexperiences,bridgingtheancientwiththecontemporary

throughinnovation,elegance,andrich64(story).Thefutureofartandcultureisunfoldingbeforeoureyes,

andCGTN’sendeavorssignalapromisingpathtoward65(broad)culturalappreciationandexchangeon

theworldstagethaneverbefore.

第四部分写作（共两节，满分40分）

第一节（满分15分）

假定你是李华，你校近期组织了以“再见初心（EvokingOurOriginalAspirations）”为主题的校友返校

交流活动。请你为你校英文报写一篇短文，报道此次活动，内容包括：

（1）活动介绍；

（2）活动反响。

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。

参考词汇：母校：almamater校友：alumni（复数）

_________________________________________________________________________________________________

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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。

Winterseemedtohavelastedlongerthananyotherseasonintheyear.WithChristmasnowjustadistant

memory,Ninadecidedtoplanaprojecttofillthedarkevenings.Thatwasthebestthingtodo,togetthroughthe

endlessweeksuntilbetterweatherstarted.

Springwastraditionallythetimeforcleaning,allthatextradaylightshowinghowdirtyanddustythehouse

hadbecome.Instead,Ninadecidedtospareasmuchtimeaswasneededtosortoutthefamilyphotos.Althoughthis

soundedlikeafairlyeasytask,therealitywasanentirecupboardinthediningroom,stuffedwithpacketsofprints.

Itwastrulyamassiveproject.

“Areyousureyouwanttodothis,love?”herhusbandSteveaskeddoubtfully.“Ifyouemptyallthephotosout

ofthecupboard,theymightnotfitbackin…”

Ninadismissedhisconcerns.Shedecidedtostrikewhiletheironwashotandbeganemptyingthecupboardof

itscontentsthefollowingafternoon.

Asshelookedatthephotosofherfamilyfromyearsago,itfeltlikelookingbackintime.Herchildrenwere

nowintheirtwentiesandhadbusylivesandcareers.Asaresult,NinaandStevedidn’tseethemnearlyasoftenas

theyusedto.Thefactthatthephotosstoppedfifteenyearsagoonlymadeitworse.

“Thehouseisfullofreallifenowadays,andwedon’tevenhavepicturesofthemtolookat,”Ninamurmured

throughtears.Thosemissingfifteenyearsfeltlikeagapingholeintheirfamilyhistory.

“Youcouldalwayslookatthehundredsofpicturesyouhaveofthemonyourphone,”Stevepointedout

gently.

“It’snotthesame!”Ninastateddramatically.“AndwhatifIlosemyphone?Allthosephotoswillbegone

forever!”

注意：（1）续写词数应为150左右；

（2）请按如下格式在答题卡的相应位置作答。

Stevewipedhertearsgentlyandsuggestedprintingherphonephotosfornewalbums.

Afewdayslater,Ninaheardthefrontdooropeninthemiddleoftheday.

宜春市2026年高三年级模拟考试英语试卷

参考答案

第一部分听力（每小题1.5分,满分30分）

1-5BACAB6-10BBCAC11-15BCABA16-20CABBC

第二部分阅读理解(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)

21-23DBB24-27CADB28-31CADC32-35DACB

第二节(共5小题;每小题2.5分，满分12.5分)

36-40BFCAD

第三部分语言运用（共两节，满分30分）

第一节完型填空(共15小题；每小题1分，满分15分)

41-45DBDBA46-50BACAC51-55CBCAD

第二节语法填空(共10小题，每小题1.5分，满分15分。以参考答案和补充答案为准，

没有半对。)

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61.arepresented62.fascinating63.connects64.stories65.broader

第四部分写作（共两节，满分40分）

第一节应用文写作（满分15分）

LastSaturday,ourschoolheldanalumnihomecomingactivitythemed“EvokingOur

OriginalAspirations”.Morethan100outstandingalumnireturnedtotheirbelovedalmamater.

Thewholeeventwasfilledwithawarmandinspiringatmosphere.Thealumnifirst

revisitedthefamiliarclassrooms,andthensharedtheirlifeexperienceswithuscurrentstudents.

Theyspokepassionatelyabouthowtheiroriginaldreamsguidedthemthroughvarious

challengesinlife,earnestlyinspiringustoremaincommittedtoourgoalsandstaytruetoour

originalaspirations.Westudentsallthrewourselvesintointeractivediscussionswiththealumni,

fromwhichweharvestedinvaluableinsightsandpracticalguidanceforourfutureacademicand

lifepaths.

Theactivityiswellreceivedbyallparticipants.Notonlydoesitstrengthenthebond

betweenalumniandtheschool,butitalsomotivatesustostriveharderforourdreams.Weall

eagerlyawaitthenexthomecoming!

第二节读后续写（满分25分）

Stevewipedhertearsgentlyandsuggestedprintingherphonephotosfornewalbums.The

ideaimmediatelylitupNina’seyes.Together,theybeganscrollingthroughyearsofdigital

memories—smilesfrozenintime,holidaysbathedinsunshine,quietmomentsthattoldtheir

family’sunwrittenstories.Nightafternight,theysatsidebyside,selecting,ordering,and

waitingfortheprintstoarrive.Whentheydid,Ninacarefullyplacedeachnewphotointocrisp,

cleanalbums,weavingtherecentpast