2026年高考考前预测卷-英语（天津卷02）（考试版A3）

………………○………………○………………内………………○………………装………………○………………订………………○………………线………………○………………○………………外………………○………………装………………○………………订………………○………………线………………○…学校：______________姓名：_____________班级：_______________考号：______________________试题第=PAGE3*2-15页（共=SECTIONPAGES5*210页）试题第=PAGE3*26页（共=SECTIONPAGES5*210页）此卷只装订不密封此卷只装订不密封………………○………………外………………○………………装………………○………………订………………○………………线………………○………………○………………内………………○………………装………………○………………订………………○………………线………………○………………试题第=PAGE4*2-17页（共=SECTIONPAGES5*210页）试题第=PAGE4*28页（共=SECTIONPAGES5*210页）2026年高考考前预测卷02（天津卷）高三英语（考试时间：120分钟试卷满分：150分）注意事项：1．答卷前，考生务必将自己的姓名、准考证号等填写在答题卡和试卷指定位置上。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Ⅰ卷（共115分）第一部分：听力（共两节，满分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三个选项中选出最佳选项，并标在试卷的相应位置。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。每段对话仅读一遍。1．Whatdidthemaneatforsupperyesterday?A．Apizza. B．Aburger. C．Asandwich.2．Whatisthemandoing?A．Buyingglasses. B．Drawingachart. C．Havinganeyetest.3．Whatarethespeakerstalkingabout?A．Roadworks. B．Trafficjams. C．Workingconditions.4．Wheredoestheconversationprobablytakeplace?A．Intheman’soffice. B．Inawatchshop. C．Inaclothingstore.5．Whofailedthebiologytest?A．Lily. B．Nancy. C．Karen.听下面一段对话，回答以下小题。6．Whatwillthespeakersfocuson?A．Waterpollution. B．Airpollution. C．Landpollution.7．Whatdoesthewomanthinkofthematerialsinthelibrary?A．Old. B．Interesting. C．Difficult.8．Whatdothespeakersdecidetodofirst?A．Asktheprofessorforhelp.B．Collectinformationonline.C．Talktosomeclassmates.听下面一段对话，回答以下小题。9．Whatdoesthewomanwanttodo?A．Visithergrandchildren. B．Dosomeshopping. C．Gotowork.10．Whatdoesthemandecidetodofinally?A．Refusetotravel. B．Stayathome. C．Agreetodrive.11．Whatistheweatherlikenow?A．Snowy. B．Windy. C．Sunny.听下面一段独白，回答以下小题。12．Whydoesthespeakergiveatalk?A．Tolookforvolunteers.B．Toraisemoneyfortheprogram.C．Tomarkthe10thanniversaryoftheprogram.13．Whoisthespeakerprobablytalkingto?A．Supportersoftheprogram.B．Agroupofhomelessyouths.C．Parentsofschoolstudents.14．HowdidthespeakerfirstgetinvolvedwiththeFenixYouthProgram?A．Throughtheshelter. B．Throughthepolice. C．Throughthehighschool.15．WhatwillMadeleineSalterprobablydonext?A．Meetthekids. B．Deliveraspeech. C．Introducethepresident.第二部分：单项选择(共15小题，每小题1分，共15分)16．animportantroleinanewmovie,Andyhasachancetobecomefamous.A．Offer B．OfferingC．Offered D．Tooffer17．Whatamistake!Yes.I______hisdoingitanotherway,butwithoutsuccess.A．wassuggesting B．willsuggestC．wouldsuggest D．hadsuggested18．Frankinsistedthathewasnotasleep________Ihadgreatdifficultyinwakinghimup.A．whether B．although C．for D．so19．Thevillagershavealreadyknown___________we’lldoistorebuildthebridge.A．this B．thatC．what D．which20．Sheshowedthevisitorsaroundthemuseum,theconstruction_______hadtakenmorethanthreeyears.A．forwhich B．withwhich C．ofwhich D．towhich21．Youcan’tpredicteverything.Oftenthingsdon’t______asyouexpect.A．runout B．workout C．breakout D．putout22．Lookoverthere—there’saverylong,windingpath____uptothehouse.A．leading B．leadsC．led D．tolead23．WhenIgotonthebus,I_____Ihadleftmywalletathome.A．wasrealizing B．realizedC．haverealized D．wouldrealize24．It’simportantforthefiguresregularly.A．tobeupdated B．tohavebeenupdatedC．toupdate D．tohaveupdated25．—Idon’treallylikeJames.Whydidyouinvitehim?—Don’tworry.Hecome.Hesaidhewas’tcertainwhathisplanswere.A．mustnot B．neednot C．wouldnot D．mightnot26．________,Imanagedtogetthroughthegameandthepainwasworthitintheend.A．Hopefully B．Normally C．Thankfully D．Conveniently27．Givingupmyjobtogobacktofulltimeeducationwassabig________,butnowIknowwasthebestdecisionIevermade.A．project B．commitment C．competition D．ambition28．Anunhappychildhoodmayhavesomenegativeeffectsonaperson’scharactershowever,theyarenotalways_________.A．practical B．avoidable C．permanent D．beneficial29．Whenaskedabouttheiropinionabouttheschoolmaster,manyteacherswouldprefertoseehimstepaside__________youngermen.A．intermsof B．inneedof C．infavorof D．inpraiseof30．Theschoolisn’ttheoneIreallywantedtogoto,butIsupposeI’lljusthaveto_______________it,A．makethebestof B．getawayfromC．keepaneyeon D．catchupwith第三部分：完形填空(共20小题，每小题1.5分，共30分)阅读下面短文，掌握其大意，然后从31～50各题所给的A、B、C、D四个选项中，选出最佳选项。WhenIwasinmyfinalyearofcollege,agoodfriendofminewasplanningtovisitatoastmaster(宴会主持人)clubandinvitedmetojoinher.31Ilovedtheideaofpublicspeakingandhopedthatthe32wouldbealsowhereIwouldseemyselfsomeday,Iwasaself-doubtingpersonfilledwithpessimism,whichnevergavemethe33totakethatbabystep.Later,myanotherfriendencouragedmeto34oneoftheforums.35,IstillneverjoinedinituntilI36.ItwaswhenIstartedworkinginacompanyandmovedtoadifferentcity,andIwaslonelythatI37myselfhardertogivethisforuma(n)38.LittledidIknowthatitwasthislittleforumthatwasreallyastarttobigger39.SincethenIhavestartedtotaketheroadtomycareerasatoastmaster40.Thatfrienddoesn’tknowwhata(n)41hislittleencouragementhasmadeonmylife.TodayIamaconfidentindividual;42nolongertakescontrolofmeandIcan43callmyselfapublicspeaker.IstillrememberwhenI44myfirstsalaryformypublicspeaking,tearsweren’tenoughto45myemotions.Ihavebeenspeakingon46occasionstovariousaudiencessincethen.WheneverIwalkuptotheplatform,holdingthemicrophone,IbelievethatIamnothingbutmyself.Idon’tjustgivealecturetothe47.Sometimes,Itellthemastory—onethathasa48reflectionofmypastpessimism,onethatisrelatedtomysincere49forthatfriendofmineandonethat50myhiddenpassionandtalent,whichmighthavebeenforgottenhaditnotbeenforherencouragement.31．A．But B．Since C．Unless D．Though32．A．class B．situation C．stage D．opportunity33．A．courage B．permission C．freedom D．ability34．A．create B．sponsor C．attend D．know35．A．Otherwise B．Moreover C．Therefore D．However36．A．succeeded B．graduated C．married D．settled37．A．helped B．developed C．pushed D．recommended38．A．try B．comment C．excuse D．purpose39．A．things B．jobs C．facts D．tasks40．A．gradually B．carefully C．doubtfully D．continuously41．A．profit B．solution C．decision D．difference42．A．optimism B．organism C．pessimism D．socialism43．A．proudly B．immediately C．exactly D．carefully44．A．expected B．spent C．paid D．earned45．A．arouse B．explore C．define D．handle46．A．entire B．different C．wide D．considerate47．A．friends B．audience C．toastmasters D．youth48．A．sudden B．useful C．further D．dark49．A．explanation B．sympathy C．appreciation D．responsibility50．A．shoutsout B．callsoff C．makesup D．givesaway第四部分：阅读理解(共20小题，每小题2分，共40分)第一节：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。AWelcomeWeekInformationforExchangeStudentsWelcometotheUniversityoftheWestofScotland(UWS)!Tohelpyousettlein,pleasereadthefollowingkeyinformationcarefully.(1)OfficialRegistration&BiometricResidencePermit(BRP)CollectionAllinternationalstudentsmustcompleteuniversityregistrationonlineviathestudentportalby20thSeptember.Afterregistration,youmustcollectyourBRPcardfromtheImmigrationOffice(Room101,StudentServicesBuilding)within10daysofarrival.Bringyourpassportanddecisionletter.FailuretocollectyourBRPontimemayresultinafine.(2)Module(Course)EnrollmentandTimetableYoumustfinalizeyourmoduleselectionwithyouracademicadvisorby23rdSeptember.Thefinalpersonalizedtimetablewillbeavailableontheportalfrom26thSeptember.Pleasenotethatswappingmodulesafterthisdateissubjecttoavailabilityandrequiresadvisorapproval.(3)CampusOrientationSessionsWestronglyrecommendattendingthefollowingsessions:InternationalStudentWelcome(Highlyrecommended):16thSeptember,2:00PM,MainAuditorium.Library&ITInduction:Multiplesessionsfrom17-19September.Bookviatheportal.CampusTour:Dailyat11:00AM,startingfromtheStudentUnion.(4)Health&WellbeingRegisterwithaLocalDoctor(GP):YoumustvisittheUniversityHealthCentre(BuildingC)toregisterassoonaspossible.ThisisfreeundertheNHS.24/7SupportLine:Forurgentwellbeingconcerns,call08001234567.(5)ImportantRemindersBankLetter:RequestabankletterforaccountopeningfromtheStudentServicesOfficeafterregistration.PoliceRegistration:Somenationalitiesarerequiredtoregisterwiththepolice.ChecktheUKVIwebsiteandcompletewithin7daysifapplicable.Keepyourpassport,BRP,andUKaddressdetailssafeatalltimes.WewishyouasuccessfulandenjoyablesemesteratUWS!51．Accordingtothenotice,whatisthecorrectorderofpriorityforthefollowingtasksthatanewexchangestudentshouldcomplete?A．Finalizemoduleselection→Completeonlineregistration→BookaLibrary&ITsession→CollectBRPB．AttendtheInternationalStudentWelcome→CollectBRP→Completeonlineregistration→FinalizemoduleselectionC．CollectBRP→RegisterwithaGP→Completeonlineregistration→AttendtheCampusTourD．Completeonlineregistration→CollectBRP→Finalizemoduleselection→RegisterwithaGP52．WhatisapossibleconsequenceifanexchangestudentfailstocollecttheirBRPcardontime?A．Beingunabletoenrollinmodules.B．Facingafine.C．Havingtoattendextraorientationsessions.D．LosingtheopportunitytoregisterwithaGP.53．Basedonthecampustourarrangement,whatcanbeinferredaboutitsfrequency?A．ItisheldonlyonceduringWelcomeWeek.B．Ittakesplacemultipletimesaday.C．Itoccursdailyatafixedtime.D．ItrequiresadvancebookingliketheLibrary&ITInduction.54．Whatshouldastudentdoimmediatelyregardinghealthcareafterarrival?A．Registerwithalocaldoctor(GP)attheUniversityHealthCentre.B．BookasessionattheLibrary&ITInduction.C．ReporttheirUKaddresstothepolice.D．Callthe24/7supportlineforacheck-up.55．Whereisthisnoticemostlikelytobefound?A．Inauniversity’sofficialnewsletterforstaff.B．Inawelcomepackoronthewebsitefornewinternationalstudents.C．OnthewebsiteoftheUKimmigrationauthority.D．InalocalBritishnewspaper’scommunityeventssection.BNormallyIpassmymorningcommuteabsorbedinabook,headphoneson.Imissalotofwhat’sgoingonaroundme,butmyreadinghoursaresolimitedandmy“BooksReadin2025”listissoembarrassinglyshortthatIgiveuppresencetogetacoupleofchaptersin.Onarecentday,however,Ikeptmybookinmybagandmadeagameoflookingatthepeoplearoundmeandimaginingwhattheirvoicessoundlike.Thisgameisn’treallyfun,asgamesgo,butitkeepsmeoccupied,noticing,engagedwiththeworldratherthanignoringit.Inhispoem“EverythingIsWaitingforYou,”DavidWhyteaddressesthefundamentalerrorofassumingseparatenessfromeverythingandeveryoneelse.“Asiflifewereaprogressiveandcunningcrime/withnowitnesstothetinyhiddentransgressions(越界).”Headvisesthereadertobecomealert.“Youmustnote/thewaythesoapdishenablesyou,orthewindowlatchgrantsyoufreedom.”Theordinaryitemsaroundusareanimate(有生命的)inhisreadingoftheworld.Andnotonlythat—they’relikelytolookonusfavorably,toenableus,freeus.Myretreatintobookswhileonthetrainisonlypartlyaboutgettingreadingdone.It’salsoaboutshuttingoutdistraction,becauseIthinkthatwhateverishappeningaroundmeisdisturbing,attheveryleastextraneoustomycentralpurpose,whichisgettingfromAtoB．Sittingandjustbeinginspacewithstrangers,insteadofretreatingintoabookoraphone,sometimesrequiresamentalshift.Whoandwhatelseishere?Whatifthesenoise-cancelingheadphonesarekeepingmefromhearingtheactuallyquitecharmingvoicesofthepeoplebesideme?IfIwanttofeelmoreconnectedtootherpeople,thenwhat’sprotectiveisn’talwaysproductive.Or,asWhyteinstructs,“Putdowntheweightofyouralonenessandeaseintothe/conversation.”56．Whydoestheauthorusuallyburyherselfinabookduringhercommute?A．Tocatchuponreading. B．Toimproveherpublicimage.C．Toobservestrangerssecretly. D．Tomakethecommutefeelshorter.57．WhatdoesDavidWhyteseemtothinkoftheworldinhispoem?A．Atestthatchallengesus. B．Apresencethatsupportsus.C．Astagewhereweperformalone. D．Aplacewherewemakemistakes.58．Whatdoestheunderlinedword“extraneous”inParagraph4mean?A．Irrelevant. B．Dangerous. C．Unusual. D．Essential.59．Whatdoestheauthorencouragereaderstodo?A．Keeptoyourselfandavoidsmalltalk. B．Escapeintobooksandblockoutnoise.C．Listentoinnerthoughtsandreflectonthem. D．Putdowntheheadphonesandtuneintoothers.60．Whatcanweinferfromtheauthor’sexperienceofgivingupreadingonthecommute?A．Shefoundthegameofimaginingvoicesextremelyinteresting.B．Sherealizedthatbeingengagedwiththeworldismeaningful.C．Shedecidedtostopreadingbooksduringallherdailytrips.D．Shefeltdisturbedbythenoisesfromthepeoplearoundher.CInanargument,ifyoustronglyfeelyou’reright,youmayactuallybewrong,astudyshows.Youmaybeexperiencingwhatscientistscallan“illusion(错觉)ofinformationadequacy”.Thestudy,publishedinthejournalPLOSONE,wasconductedbyateamofscientistsfromtheUS.Theybelievethis“illusion”maycontributetomisunderstandingsandconflictsinourliveswithoutusevenrealizingit.Theteamconductedanonlineexperimentinvolving1,261participantsfromtheUS.Theparticipantsweredividedintothreegroups,eachreadinganarticleaboutafictionalschoolthatlackedwater.Thearticleforthefirstgrouppresentedonlyreasonswhytheschoolshouldmerge(合并)withanotherthathadsufficientwater,whilethesecondgroup’sarticleonlygavereasonsagainstthemerger.Neithergroupknewtheyhadonlyhalfthestory.Thethirdgroup,however,receivedalltheinformationregardingbothmergingandkeepingtheschoolsseparate.Thescientiststhencollectedtheparticipants’opinions.Thefirstgrouprecommendedthemergerwhiletheseconddisagreed.Bothsaidtheywerejustaswell-informedasanyoneelse,andthatmostotherpeoplewouldmakethesamechoiceastheydid.Inthethirdgroup,55percentsupportedthemerger,while45percentwereagainstit.“Thelessthatourbrainknows,themoreconfidentitisthatitknowsallitneedstoknow,”AngusFletcher,oneofthescientists,explainedtoPopularScience.“Thismakesusprone(倾向于)tothinkingthatwehaveallthecrucialfactsaboutadecision,leapingtoconfidentconclusionsanddecisivejudgments,whenwearemissingnecessaryinformation.”Interestingly,afterbeingpresentedwithallthefacts,manyparticipantsinthefirsttwogroupschangedtheirminds,resultinginamixofopinionssimilartothoseofthethirdgroup.Thisshowedthat,whengivenmorecomprehensiveinformation,peoplemaybewillingtochangetheiropinions.However,asnotedbyPopularScience,changingdeeplyentrenched(根深蒂固的)viewsonmorecomplextopicscanbemuchmorechallenging.Therefore,itisimportanttoalwayskeepanopenmindaboutwhatwethinkweknow.“Whenthereisaseriousdecision,sayifyou’remakingjudgmentsaboutsomebody’scharacter,it’simportanttodoublecheckyoursources,”SandraWheatleyfromtheBritishPsychologicalSocietytoldBBCScienceFocus.61．Whatdoweknowaboutthe“illusionofinformationadequacy”fromthefirsttwoparagraphs?A．ItwasfirstdiscoveredbyBritishscientists.B．Itmaycauseunnoticeablemisunderstandings.C．Itoftenappearswhenpeoplegetenoughinformation.D．Itwaspublishedinafamousmedicaljournal.62．Whatwasthemainpurposeoftheonlineexperiment?A．Toshowhowgroupopinionsvary.B．Totestgroupdecision-makingskills.C．Tostudytheeffectsofincompleteinformation.D．Toidentifythesourcesofinformationbias.63．WhatdidAngusFletcherconcludefromthestudyresults?A．Peoplerarelychangetheirinitialviews.B．Greaterinformationleadstoindecisiveness.C．Confidencegrowswithlessknowledge.D．Deep-seatedviewsarehardtochange.64．WhatadvicedoesSandraWheatleygiveformakingimportantdecisions?A．Trustyourinstincts. B．Ignorefixedbeliefs.C．Seekoutopposingopinions. D．Consultavarietyofsources.65．Whatmightbethesuitabletitleofthepassage?A．WhyConfidenceDoesn’tMeanCorrectnessB．WaystoAvoidMisunderstandingsinArgumentsC．HowOnlineExperimentsTestPeople’sDecision-MakingD．HowtoAvoidConflictsinJudgmentsDWhenIwasateenager,myparentswereneverinterestedinthemusicIliked.Theysaiditsoundedlike"alotofnoise".Atthesametime,myfatherregularlydescribedthemusicthathelikedas"beautiful".Asitturnsout,myfatherisnotalone.AsI’vegrownolder,I’veoftenheardpeoplemyagesay,"Today’smusicisterrible."Whydomanyoldpeoplejustdislikenewmusic?Themereexposureeffectmayexplainthis.Itmeansthemorefamiliarwearewithsomething,themorelikelywearetopreferit.Whenweareinourearlyteens,weusuallyspendalotoftimelisteningtomusicanddiscussingitwithourfriends.Thesongsandartiststhatarepopularduringthistimebecomefamiliartous.Afterweturn30yearsold,workingandraisingafamilytakeupmostofourtime.Insteadofdiscoveringnewmusic,welistentooldfavoritesthatconnectustoasimplertime.Studiesshowthatbythetimetheyturn33yearsold,mostpeoplehavecompletelystoppedexploringnewmusic.ButIthinkthereisanotherexplanationforwhyolderpeopledon’tlikenewmusic.Mostpopularmusic,afterall,isnotwrittenforthem.Itismadeforyoungpeople.Punk,rap,hip-hop,heavymetal,andmanyothertypesofmusicbeganasyouthfulrebellions(叛逆)againstout-of-datewaysofdoingthings.Theynaturallyattractyoungeraudiences.Doyourparentshatethemusicyoulike,too?Now,afterreadingthisarticle,youknowthatthereisnothingwrongwiththat.Choosethebestanswer.66．Whentheauthorwasateenager,hisparentsdescribedthemusichelikedas“_________”.A．beautiful B．noisy C．ordinary D．out-of-date67．Astheauthorgrowsolder,herealizesthat_________.A．onlyhisfatherdislikesnewmusic.B．manyoldpeopledislikenewmusic.C．manyyoungpeoplealsodislikenewmusic.D．today’smusichasbecomeworseandworse.68．Whichofthefollowingchartscorrectlyshowsthemereexposureeffect?A． B．C． D．69．Accordingtothearticle,whathappenstomostpeople’smusicexplorationhabitsbytheageof33?A．Theystartexploringdifferentmusicstylesmorewidely.B．Theyusuallystopdiscoveringnewmusic.C．Theypreferlisteningtomusicfromothercultures.D．Theyfrequentlygotoliveconcertstofindnewmusic.70．Accordingtothearticle,whydomodernmusicsuchaspunk,rap,andheavymetaltypicallyattractyoungerpeopleratherthanolderones?A．Youngpeopleusuallyhaveanopenattitudetowardsnewthingsandolderindividualstendtobemoretraditional.B．Thesemusicstylesofteninvolvetechnicalinnovations,whichyoungerpeoplearemoreadaptableto.C．Thesemusicstylesstartedasyoungpeople’swayofchallengingoldrules,makingthemmoreappealingtotheyouth.D．Youngpeoplecanhearhighsoundsbetter,andthesemusicstyleshavealotofhighsounds.第Ⅱ卷（共35分）第一节:阅读表达（共5小题；每小题2分，共10分）阅读短文，按照题目要求用英语回答问题。Normally,Ilovedbirthdays.Whenmysonandthreedaughterswerelittle,myhusband,Charles,andIalwaysmadesuretohavedinner,followedbyabigcakeandpresents.Later,whenthekidsgrewupandlivedindifferentstates,theyalwayscalledtowishmeahappybirthday.ButthisyearIcouldhaveskippedthewholeday,knowingtherewasonecallIwouldn’tbereceiving,theonefrommydaughterPatty.She’dpassedawayunexpectedlyjustamonthbefore.Onethingwhichmademefeelalittlecalmwasavoicemessagethatshe’dleftonmycellphonethenightbeforeshedied,tellingmeshelovedme.OverthefollowingdaysIplayedhermessageofwishesoverandoveragain,listeningtothelastwordsshesaid.“Iloveyouvery,verymuch,Mom.”Then,acoupleofweeksbeforemybirthday,whileIwasdoinglaundry(洗衣服),Iaccidentallydroppedmyphoneinthewashingmachine.QuicklyIpulleditoutanddrieditoff,butwhenIcheckedmyvoicemail,Patty’smessagewasgone.Icried,heartbroken.DayafterdayIkeptcheckingmyvoicemail,hopingPatty’smessagewouldreappear.Itneverdid.Onthemorningofmybirthday,Ireceivedmyson’swishes.However,allIwantedformybirthdaywastohearPatty’svoiceagain.“Happybirthday.”Charlessaid,