2026年上海市杨浦区高三二模英语试卷（含答案）

杨浦区2025学年度第二学期高三模拟质量调研 英语学科试卷 2026.04考生注意：1. 考试时间105分钟，试卷满分115分。2.本次考试设试卷和答题纸两部分。所有答题必须涂(选择题)或写(非选择题)在答题纸上，做在试卷上一律不得分。3. 务必在答题纸上填写准考证号和姓名，并将核对后的条形码贴在指定位置上。I.GrammarandVocabularySectionADirections:Afterreadingthepassagebelow,fillintheblankstomakethepassagecoherentandgrammaticallycorrect.Fortheblankswithagivenword,fillineachblankwiththeproperformofthegivenword;fortheotherblanks,useonewordthatbestfitseachblank.LatestGadgets(小器具)onDisplayTheConsumerElectronicsShow(CES),whichtookplacebetween7and10January,gavetheworldafascinatinglookatthetechnologyofthefuture.Theeventisheldannuallyandgivescompaniesthechancetoshowoffcutting-edgegadgetsandextraordinarymachines,someof(1)arealreadyinshops.Artificialintelligence(AI)servedasa(2)(define)characteristicfornumerousitemsondisplaythisyear.OneofthestarsoftheshowwastheRopet,aroboticpetthatexpressesemotions,(3)(remember)facesandcanchatindifferentlanguages.Thankstoacamerabuiltintoitsnose,itcandetectandreacttohumanemotions,anditunderstandsgestures(4)afingertothelipstoaskittobequiet.Itcouldbeappealingtosomeonewhowantsapet,butisunabletolookafterareal(5)Therewereplentyofdevicesondisplaythataredesignedtohelppeoplearoundthehome.Theseincludedaroboticvacuumcleaner.Thiskindofthingisn'tallthatnew,buttheRoborockSarosZ70hasanextrafeature:anarmwithapairofpincers(钳子)thatit(6)usetopicksocks,underpantsandotherthingsoffthefloorasitmovesaroundthehome.AnotherdevicemeantforthehomeistheSmartIndoorGarden,(7)itlookslikesomethingyoumightseeonaspaceship.(8)(ensure)thatplantsgrowwellinthefuturistic-lookingcapsule,thedevicecreatesacloudofwaterdropletscontainingnutrients.Itallowspeopletogrowvegetables,herbsandflowersallyearroundwithlittleeffort(9)(invest).Therewaslotsoftechnologythatpeoplecouldwear,too,includingseveraldifferenttypesofsmartglasses.Theexhibitalsodemonstrated(10)wearabletechnologycouldachieveinhealthcare.SectionBDirections:Fillineachblankwithaproperwordchosenfromthebox.Eachwordcanbeusedonlyonce.Notethatthereisonewordmorethanyouneed.A.purchased B.vision C.indicating D.considerably E.coveringF.ripenG.confusionH.conceptI.rotsJ.subsequentlyK.severeNewLabelHelpsConsumersBetterDetermineFoodQualityDeterminingwhetherfoodhasspoiledcanbeatrickytask.The(11)over“useby”and“bestbefore”labelsoftenresultsinsafeandconsumablefoodbeingthrownout.Thisissuecontributessignificantlytotheglobalfoodcrisis,asroughlyone-thirdofthefoodproducedfortheworldisbeingwastedandmillionsofpeopleindozensofcountriesarefacing(12)hungereachyear.However,agroundbreakinginventioncalledMimicaTouchaimstohelptacklethiscrisisbyprovidingamoreaccuratemethodofevaluatingthesafetyoffood(13).Consistingofalabelthattransformsintexture(质地)whenfoodspoils,MimicaTouchfeaturesaplasticsheetwithraisedlinesinsidea(14)thatsignalspoiltfood.Theplasticbumps(11)arecoveredwithathinlayerofnaturalsubstancethat(15)atthesamerateasthefood.Whenthesubstanceturnsfromasolidstatetoaliquidstate,thelabeltransformsfromfirmandsmoothtosoftandbumpy,(16)thatthefoodhasgonebad.SolveigaPakšaitécameupwiththe(17)forMimicaTouchwhileshewasastudentatBrunelUniversityinLondon.Thegoaloftheoriginalprojectwastohelppeoplewith(18)problemschecktheuse-bydateonpackagedfood.Pakšaitésaidshewasinspiredbybananaskins,whichchangetextureasthey(19).AlthoughMimicaTouchbeganasauniversityproject,theinventionhasthepotentialto(20)reducethehugequantityoffoodthatgoestowasteeveryyear.Moreover,itcouldhelpconsumersenjoythefoodtheypurchasemoresafelyandforlongerperiods.II.ReadingComprehensionSectionADirections:ForeachblankinthefollowingpassagetherearefourwordsorphrasesmarkedA,B,CandD.Fillineachblankwiththewordorphrasethatbestfitsthecontext.WhenAITeammatesComeonBoard,PerformanceDropsResearchersstudiedtheimpactofartificialintelligenceonteamfunctioning.Theyasked110two-persongroupstoplay12roundsofavideogameinwhichparticipantshadtocollectingredientsforarecipe.Afterthefirstsixrounds,onememberofsometeamswas(21)byanintelligentagent.Overthenextsixrounds,thosegroupsgathered,onaverage,threefeweringredientsthangroupsthatremainedintheiroriginal(22).Theconclusion:WhenAIteammatescomeonboard,performancedrops.(23)studieshavealreadyexploredtheimpactofartificialintelligenceonindividualandfirmproductivity,buttheresearchersaimedtounderstandhowAIaffectsorganizationalteamsinternally.(24),mostworkisdoneinteams.Theywerecuriousabouttheconsequencesofaddingintelligentagentstoteams,notjustforthepeopleinteractingdirectlywiththoseagents.Theresearchersalsosoughttoexaminewhatimpactithadonthebehaviorandattitudesofcolleagueswho(25)thoseinteractions.Intheroundsofindividualplay,theAIplayersprovedfarsuperiortohumanplayers.Infact,only3%ofhumanplayers(26)theAIplayers.Theteamresultswereadifferentstory.IntheinitialroundaftertheAIplayersjoined,teamswithanAImembergathered8%feweringredients,onaverage,thanteamsthatkepttheir(27)members.Theperformance(28)narrowedbyhalfoverthenextfourroundsanddisappearedinthefinalround.Butevenifshort-lived,a4%dropinperformanceissignificant,(29)foralargeorganizationwithmultipleAIprojectsunderway.DespitetheAI'ssuperiorindividualperformanceandthefactthat(30)weregiventotheentireteamifitperformedwell,84%ofrespondentspreferredtoplaywiththeirhumanteammates.SurveysofparticipantsshowedthatAIreducesteamsociabilityandthus(31)members’motivation,effort,andtrust.Interestingly,all-humanteamsplayingalongsideanAI-and-humanteamalsosawdropsinperformanceinthefirstroundaftertheteammatechange.These(32)contributedequallytotheoverallproductivityloss.Thisiscalledthespillovereffect,similartowhathappensinanorganizationwhenanemployeedepartsand(33)cooperativepracticesareupset.(34)andprocessesaredisturbed,whichharmsperformance.Thesamewastrueintheexperiment.Thoseteams,despitenotundergoingadirectchange,encounteredindirectchallengesin(35)tothenewAI-influenceddynamicswithintheinterconnectedenvironment.21.A.defeated B.dominated C.replaced D.imitated22.A.position B.composition C.technique D.resource23.A.Subsequent B.Prior C.Primitive D.Comprhensive24.A.Inturn B.Bycontrast C.Afterall D.Forinstance25.A.observed B.recorded C.facilitated D.demanded26.A.underdid B.overestimatedC.underrated D.outperformed27.A.original B.senior C.cooperative D.core28.A.level B.gap C.style D.standard29.A.specially B.specifically C.especially D.inevitably30.A.titles B.warnings C.assistances D.rewards31.A.boosts B.shapes C.lessens D.reflects32.A.paces B.declines C.traces D.rises33.A.forced B.matched C.varied D.established34.A.Routines B.Transitions C.Occupations D.Elements35.A.applying B.objecting C.sticking D.adaptingSectionBDirections:Readthefollowingthreepassages.Eachpassageisfollowedbyseveralquestionsorunfinishedstatements.ForeachofthemtherearefourchoicesmarkedA,B,CandD.Choosetheonethatfitsbestaccordingtotheinformationgiveninthepassageyouhavejustread.ATreasureHunter's$7.5MillionDiscovery(39)AlexClausenisamapdealerandamodern-daytreasurehunter.AnincrediblefindWhiledeepinavirtualtourofanestatesaleintheautumnof2022,Clausenuncoveredanoldseafaringmap:acenturies-oldmariner'schart.Thechart,whichtheestatesaledatedbetween1500and1525,caughthiseye.Theestimatedprice,between$100,000and$150,000,seemedfittingforachartfromthe16thcentury.Butsomethingdidn'tquitefit.Themapseemedolder.‘Hiddeninplainsight’AsClausenexaminedthechartmorecloselyonaweb-basedplatform,thedatejustdidn'tseemright.ButfindingouttheexactageandhowmuchthechartwastrulyworthtookClausenonamonths-longhistoricaljourney.ThefirstknownreferencetothechartcamefromanItalianscholarwho,in1888,mentioneditinanarticlehewrotefortheItalianGeographicSociety.Thescholarroughlydateditfrom1347to1354.ItchangedhandsseveraltimesbeforeAnnandGordonGettypurchaseditin1993.Thecouplehadthemaprestored,andforyearsithunginthelibraryoftheirSanFranciscotownhouse.ThecluesThechartextendsfromtheislandsoftheNorthAtlanticOceantowhatisnowEasternEurope.ThecluesinitiallyledClausentosuspectthemaphadbeendrawnaround1420.Heconsultedwithscholarsandcatalogers.Afterreviewingimagesofthemap,amedievalistsuggesteditmightdatetothemid-1350s.“Iwasjustsuspicious,”Clausensaidoftherevelation.“Weweretalkingaboutsomethingthatreallyonlyexistsinahandfulofnationallibraries.”Afterthechartwaspurchased,ClausensentittoalabinNewYorkthatdeterminedthechartwascreated,ontheearlyend,fromthe1320stothe1350sandatlatestfromthe1390stothe1420s.ThemysteryissolvedAfterhundredsofhoursofresearch,Clausenandhisteamfinallyhadadate:1360.TheRudermanantiquemapshopislistingthechartof1360for$7.5million.Clausenenvisionsauniversityormuseumtakingownershipandplacingitsomewherepeoplecanenjoyandlearnfromit.“Afterover30yearsinthebusiness,thegreatestexcitementsarethediscoverieswhicharetrulyunexpected.Youdon'tknowwhereorwhen;yousimplyprepareforthejourney,”Clausensaidoftheexperience.36.WhatmadeClausentakespecialnoticeofthemap?A.Itwaspricedhigherthanotheritems.B.Itseemedolderthanitslisteddate.C.Itwashighlightedinthevirtualtour.D.Itwasmentionedinahistoricalarticle.37.Whydoesthewritersaythemapwashiddeninplainsight?A.Itwashanginginalibrarywherefewpeoplenoticedit.B.Itwaspubliclydisplayedanditstruevaluewasnotrecognized.C.Itstruesignificancewasknownonlytoafewscholars.D.Itsownershiphadswitchedhandsbeforeitendedupinamuseum.38.WhatcanbeinferredaboutClausen'sopinionoftreasurehuntingfromhisexperiencewiththemap?A.Itismoreaboutluckthanaboutpersistenceandscience.B.Itisanadventurousactivityexclusiveonlytothewell-educated.C.Itisafunactivitywhichrequirestheparticipationofmorepeople.D.Itisarewardingjourney,thoughlongandfullofuncertainties.39.Whichofthefollowingwouldbethemostappropriatesubtitletofillintheblank?A.Anoverlookedmapturnsouttobea14-centurytreasureB.A13-centurymapcatchestheeyeofaseasonedtreasurehunterC.HowtomakesurenottomissthetruetreasuresinantiqueshopsD.Adifferentkindoftreasurehunter,notinsearchofsunkenships(B)NEWS WRITERS'墨Youressentialmonthlyround-upofcompetitions,payingmarkets,opportunitiestogetintoprintandpublishingindustrynews.TheBridportPrize2026isinvitingentriesinthefollowingcategories:BeboldandentertheBridport●Poctry:Theprizesare£5,000,£1,000,£500,and10x£100.Enteroriginalunpublishedpoemsupto42linesonanythemeandinanystyle.Theentryfeeis£12perpoem.●Shortstory:Theprizesare£5,000,£1,000,£500,and10x£100.Enteroriginalunpublishedshortfictionupto5,000words.Theentryfeeis£14perstory.●Flashfiction:Theprizesare£1,000,£500,£250,and5x£100.Enteroriginalunpublishedflashfictionupto250words.Theentryfeeis£11perflashfiction.Theclosingdateis23August2026.Website:https://.uk/POETICFORCESOFNATURETheRialtoNatureandPlacePoetryCompetition2026isinvitingentries.Thisyear'scompetitionfornaturepoetrywillbejudgedbylanMcMillan.ThecompetitionisbeingrunbyTheRialtopoetryjournalinassociationwithBirdlifeInternational,CambridgeConservationInitiativeandTheUniversityofLeedsPoetryCenter.Poemsmaybeinanystyleorform,onanyaspectofnatureandplace.Thereisafirstprizeof£1,000andsecondandthirdprizesof£500and£250.Poemsmaybeupto40lines,andmustbeoriginalandunpublished.Writersmayenteruptosixpoemsinonesubmission.Theentryfceforthefirstpoeminasubmissionis£7,and£4foranysubsequentpoemsinthesamesubmission.Theclosingdateis1June2026.Website:www.therialto.co.uk/pages/nature-poetry-competition/LucyloveforundiscoverednovelistsTheLucyCavendishFictionPrize,nowinits13thyear,isamajorprizeforundiscoveredfemalewriters.Entriesareinvitedforthe2026prizes.Theprizeisgivenannuallyfornovelsbyunpublished,unagentedwomenwritersthatdemonstrateliteraryoriginalityalongsideturningappeal.Novelsmaybeliteraryfictionorfictioninanystyle,andmaybeforyoungadultsorchildren.Thewinnerwillreceive£1,500.Allfinalistswillreceiveaone-to-onemeetingwithanagentatthePrize'ssponsor,PetersFraser+Dunlop,wheretheywillbegivenfeedbackontheirentry.Noveltextsmaybefinishedorunfinished.Toenter,sendthefirst40-50pagesandasummaryofthreetofivepages.Theentryfeeis£12.Onlyoneentryispermittedperperson.Theclosingdateis10May2026.Website:https://writ.rs/lucycav2640.ForTheRialtoNatureandPlacePoetryCompetition2026,ifawritersubmits5poemsinonesubmission,theentryfeewillbeA.£7. B.£20. C.£23. D.£35.41.InTheLucyCavendishFictionPrize2026,whatwillallfinalistsreceive?A.Acashprize. B.Anagentmeeting.C.Apublishingcontract. D.Asponsoredbookdeal.42.Whatisthecommonsubmissionrequirementacrossallthreecompetitions?A.Originalcontent. B.Uniformtheme.C.Minimumwordlimit. D.Completeversion.(C)Ourlocaldogtrainer,ColinThomas,isabouttoretireandweareheartbroken.Arespectedcountryman,Colinknowstheimportanceofresponsibledogownershipandtheenjoymentofawell-behavedpet,particularlyinthecountryside,wheretherecanotherwisebeissueswithlivestockandwildlife.Weareanationofdoglovers.Thereisnodoubtthatdogsbringmanyofusgreatjoy,butwithownershipcomesresponsibilityandtheneedfortraining.Noteveryonelovesdogsandeveniftheydid,adoginourchargeshouldn'tapproach,jumpuporchaseanybodyoranything.Fewofusareperfectthough,andifour‘recall’isn'talwaysreliable,thenourdogsmustbeonalead.Theattackingoflivestockisaseriousconcern,oftenhorribletowitness,asistheeffectdogscanhaveindisturbingwildlife.Boththesethingsareentirelyavoidableandyetarecentreportrecordedthatashockinglyirresponsible85%ofvisitorsignoredwarningnoticesandallowedtheirdogsoff-lead.It'snotjustthemoreobviousresponsibilitieseither:theoldadviceofpickinguppoo(粪便)orsimplybrushingitasidehaschangedtobagitortakeithometogetridof.Dogpoospreadsbacteriaandcancausefataldiseasesincattleandsheep.Italsodisruptsandharmsecosystems,especiallywhenwashedintothesoilorbodiesofwaterbyrain.Itdoesn'tendthere.Lookingafterdogswithunnecessarypreventativetreatments,asweareusuallyadvisediscausinggreatharm.Notonlycanroutinewormers(驱虫剂)killthetinycreaturesthatkeepoursoilhealthy,butthepoisonouschemicalsalsoremainintheenvironment,creatingalong-termrisk.Eventinyamountsoftheflea(跳蚤)treatmentcanstayonadog'scoatforweeks.Eventually,thesechemicalsareeitherwashedintorivers,wheretheypoisonaquaticlife,ortheyremaininlostfurthatbirdsthenusetobuildtheirnests.Butdogownershipdoesn'thavetobeahorrorstory.Wecanlimitthesetreatments.Wecanavoidriversandpondsifwehavetotreatourpets,andcanpickupafterthem.TheUKgovernmenthasissuedapolicyforresponsibledogownership,emphasizingthatdogsmustnotbeallowedtowanderunsupervisedandthatownershippracticesneedtochange.Itsetsoutpracticalregulationsand,crucially,callsforeducationandtrainingforbothownersandtheirdogs.43.Whenvisitingafriend'shousewithhis/herdog,thedogownershould.A.keepthedogundercontrolatalltimesB.letthedogplaywithnewfriendsfreelyC.takethedogofftheleadasadvisedD.teachthefriendtosay‘recall’correctly44.Ifdogpooisleftontheroads,itharmstheenvironmentmainlyby.A.attractingotherwildanimalstotheareaB.releasingpoisonouschemicalsintotheairC.beingwashedintosoilandwaterD.creatingunpleasantsmellsnearfootpaths45.Whatcanbeinferredabouttheauthor'spreferredapproachtofleacontrol?A.Treatdogsmonthlywithoutexception.B.Usetreatmentswhenactuallyneeded.C.Usestrongerchemicalsforbetterprotection.D.Nevertreatdogsunderanycircumstances.46.Whatisthewritingpurposeofthearticle?A.Tohighlightthenegativeimpactofpet-keeping.B.Topresentanewpolicyondogownership.C.Toraiseawarenessofresponsibledogownership.D.Topromotetheimportanceofdogtrainingclasses.SectionCDirections:Readthepassagecarefully.Fillineachblankwithapropersentencegiveninthebox.Eachsentencecanbeusedonlyonce.Notethattherearetwomoresentencesthanyouneed.A.TheGovernmentwillalsospend£104billiontorepairdamagedpipes,buildwatertreatmentworksandwaterstoragefacilities.B.Itsplansincludecuttingpollutioninriversandseasandchangingthewaywatercompaniesareheldresponsible.C.ButthreebillionlitersofwaterarewastedeverydayintheUKbecauseofleakypipes.D.However,someactivistssaidthereportrecommendationsfailedtoprioritizepublicbenefitoverprivateprofitandthepublicaretiredofswimminginsewageanddrowninginrisingbills.E.EnvironmentSecretarysaystheGovernmentwilladoptfiveofthesestraightaway.F.Ithasannouncedthatanewlawconcerningenvironmentalprotectionwillcomeintoeffectnextyear.WaterIndustrytoBeCleanedUpTheGovernmenthaspromisedtocleanupthewaterindustryinEnglandandWalesfollowingthepublicationofanewreport.(47)Lotsofsewagespillspollutingwaterways,plustherisingcostofpeople'swaterbills,areproblemsintheUK.Sewageiswastewaterfrompaths,sinksandtoilets.In2024,theGovernmentsetuptheIndependentWaterCommissiontoinvestigatethewaterindustryinEnglandandWales.Thecommission'sfindingswerepublishedinareportthatcontained88recommendationstoimprovethewaythewaterindustryisrun.(48)OneisclosingOfwat,theorganizationresponsibleformakingsurewatercompaniesdeliveragoodservicefortheircustomersandtheenvironment.Theministersaidthat,aswellasangrycustomers,Ofwathas“failedtoprotectourwaterwaysfromrecordlevelsofpollution”.ThereportrecommendsreplacingOfwatwithoneregulatorinEnglandandanotherinWales.Currently,responsibilitiesaresplitbetweenOfwatandthreeotheragencies.TheGovernmenthaspromisedtohalvetheamountofsewagepumpedintorivers,lakesandseaswithinfiveyears.Lastyear,sewagewasreleasedintoEngland'sriversandseasaround450,000times.(49)However,people'swaterbillsmayrisetopayforthis.SomeresponsestotheGovernment'spromiseswerepositive.TheLiberalDemocratpartysaiditsupportsphasingoutOfwat.MarkLloyd,fromtheRiversTrustcampaigngroupsaidtherecommendationswouldleadtoadramaticimprovementinthewaterenvironment.(50)III.SummaryWritingDirections:Readthefollowingpassage.Summarizethemainideaandthemainpoint(s)ofthepassageinnomorethan60words.Useyourownwordsasfaraspossible.FightFakeInformationInthisdayandage,youprobablygetyourinformationfromvariouswebsitesandsocialmedia.Becausefakenewsisspreadingandbecominginfluentialinthisdigitalage,it'simportantthatyoudon'ttakeeverythingyoureadatfacevalue.Thevolumeofinformationencountereddailymakesitnecessarytotakeananalyticalapproachtowhatyoureadtomakesureitisreliable.Severalskillsincludingcriticalthinking,whichreferstothepracticeofexaminingevidence,logic,andcontextareessential.Thisskillhelpsyouidentifygapsininformation,distinguishbetweenfactandopinionandevaluatewhetheranargumentissupportedbysolidreasoning.Beyondanalysis,criticalthinkinginvolvesaskingmeaningfulquestions——suchaswhocreatedtheinformation,whyitwasshared,andwhatmightbemissing.Inanagewheremisinformationspreadsrapidly,thismindsethelpsyoubuildamentalbarriertoresistemotionalcontrolandclickbait.Intoday'sinformationrichworld,weareconstantlyexposedtoahugeamountofcontentfromvariousdigitalsources.Makethemostofyourdigitalliteracybyusingdifferentformats,platformsandmediatogetanduseinformation.Forexample,considerhowyoumightcombinedifferenttypesofdigitalsourcestogainadeeperunderstandingofatopic.Youalsoneedastrategytodeterminewhetheronlinecontentcanbetrusted.MikeCaulfield,aresearchscientistattheUniversityofWashington'sCenterforanInformedPublic,createdtheSIFTmethodtodothat.Thisapproachhelpsyouanalyzeanddecideifonlineinformationisreliable.First,stop——don'tsharerightaway,andcheckyouremotionsabouttheheadline.Then,investigatethesource——lookuptheauthororsiteusingotherreliablesources.Next,findbettercoverage——seeiftrustworthysitesconfirmtheinformation.Finally,traceclaimsbacktotheiroriginalsourcetocheckifthey'refairlypresented.IV.TranslationDirections:TranslatethefollowingsentencesintoEnglish,usingthewordsgiveninthebrackets.52. 当饮食中的纤维比例失调时，营养就会受损。 (proportion)53. 那块电子显示屏存在线路故障并危及公共安全，现已被拆除。 (whose)54.从导演到舞台设计，每个学生在戏剧节上都各尽其能，使其才华在课堂外尽情绽放。(bloom)55.无论采取何种策略，其成效最终都应由它与学生日常体验及个人成长的相关性来衡量。(Whatever)V.GuidedWritingDirections:WriteanEnglishcompositionin120-150wordsaccordingtotheinstructionsgivenbelowinChinese.假设你是明启中学学生李华，学生会正在策划“劳动教育周”活动，现张贴告示如下，向全体学生征求意见。请你给学生会写一封信，内容包括：1.你的选择(方案A还是方案B)；2.说明选择理由(若选择方案B，请明确替换哪一项活动并说明理由)。NOTICELaborEducationWeek-WeWantYourIdeas!TheStudentUnionisplanningaLaborEducationWeek.Weneedyourhelptodecidewhatactivitiestoinclude.CurrentActivities:CommunityGardenVolunteeringGrowingflowersforalocalhospitalCampusRepairWorkshopLearningtofixsimplefurnitureandbicyclesCreativeUpcyclingContestTurningunwanteditemsintousefulorartisticproductsPossibleNewActivity:“ADayinaJob”ShadowingSpendingadayobservingafamilymember'sorlocalworker'sprofessionTellusyourchoice:OptionA:Keepallthreecurrentactivities(donotaddthenewone).OptionB:Replaceonecurrentactivitywiththenewshadowingexperience.StudentUnionMingqiHighSchoolApril6,2026参考答案Grammar:1.which2.defining3.remembers4.suchas5.one6.can7.eventhough/evenif8.Toensure9.invested10.whatVocabulary:11-15GKAEI 16-20CHBFDCloze21-25CBBCA 26-30DABCD 31-35CBDADReadingA. 36-39BBDAB. 40-42.CBAC. 43-46ACBCD. 47-50BEAD51.Summary:Theinformationexplosionnecessitates(demands)skillstofight(combat)fakeinformation/verifyinformation.Developingcriticalthinkingbyinvestigatinglogicandcontextandaskingmeaningfulquestionsisimportant.Besides,fullyutilizedigitalliteracytoaccessvariedinformationsources.Lastly,useSIFTmethod—Stop.Investigate,Find.Trace-todeterminetheonlinecontent'strustworthinessbeforesharingit.Translation52.Whenfiberinyourdietisoutofproportion,nutritionsuffers.53.Thedigitaldisplayscreen/electronicdisplayboardwhosefaultywiringposedathreattopublicsafetyhasbeenremoved.54.Fromdirectingtostagedesign,eachstudentgavefullplaytohis/herabilities(madefulluseoftheirabilities/didwhattheyweregoodat)inthecampusdramafestival,allowingtheirtalentsbeyondtheclassroomtobloomfreely./bringingtheirextracurriculartalentsintofullbloom.55.Whateverstrategyisadopted,theeffectivenessshouldultimatelybemeasuredbyhowrelevantitis(itsrelevance)tostudents'dailyexperienceandtheirpersonalgrowth.杨浦区2025学年度第二学期高三模拟质量调研高三年级英语学科试卷I.ListeningComprehensionSectionADirections:InSectionA,youwillheartenshortconversationsbetweentwospeakers.Attheendofeachconversation,aquestionwillbeaskedaboutwhatwassaid.Theconversationsandthequestionswillbespokenonlyonce.Afteryouhearaconversationandthequestionaboutit,readthefourpossibleanswersonyourpaper,anddecidewhichoneisthebestanswertothequestionyouhaveheard.1.A.Atapublishinghouse. B.Atabank.C.Atarestaurant. D.Atabookstore.2.A.Toavoiddrivingovernight.B.Toreducethetravelexpenses.C.Tovisitmoreplacesinlesstime.D.Tomakethejourneymoreenjoyable.3.A.Hisdrawingwasondisplay.B.Heorganizedtheartshow.C.Hewaslatefortheartshow.D.Hisdrawingwasnotproportional.4.A.Hewouldrathernotgotothecinema.B.Hethoughtthewoman'splanunrealistic.C.Hethoughtthewomanhadacreativemind.D.Hehadthesameideaasth