2025~2026学年云南普洱市镇沅县高三年级上学期期末考试英语试卷

2025~2026学年云南普洱市镇沅县高三年级上学期期末考试英语试卷一、听力选择题1.Whatdoweknowaboutthepumpkinmilkytea?

A．Itisnotfreshenough.B．Itisunavailablenow.C．Ithasbeensoldout.2.Whatarethespeakerstalkingabout?

A．Ajobhunting.B．Ajobchange.C．Ajobinterview.3.Whatdoesthewomansuggestdoing?

A．Goingstraight.B．Takinganotherroute.C．Drivingunderthebridge.4.Wheredoestheconversationmostprobablytakeplace?

A．Inahotel.B．Inabank.C．Inapolicestation.5.Whatisthedeadlineoftheproject?

A．July.B．June.C．May.听下面一段对话，回答以下小题。6.WhatdoesthewomanaskCarltodotoday?

A．Repairthewindow.B．Supervisetheworkers.C．Cleanupthebackyard.7.HowdoesCarlsound?

A．Confident.B．Worried.C．Doubtful.听下面一段对话，回答以下小题。8.Whyisthewomanunwillingtogetanelectroniclock?

A．Itistooexpensive.B．Shemightforgetthepassword.C．Itmayhavesometechnicalproblems.9.Whatdoesthemansuggestdoing?

A．Pickingawell-recognizedbrand.B．Carryingasparetraditionalkey.C．Downloadinganapptotheirsmartphones.听下面一段对话，回答以下小题。10.Whatdidthescientistsdoduringtheresearch?

A．Theydrankcoffee.B．Theymadevideos.C．Theykeptacat.11.Whatdoesarelaxedcatdo?

A．Itshutsitseyes.B．Itpullsitsearsback.C．Itmovesitstailforward.12.Whatarethespeakersmainlytalkingabout?

A．Acatcafe.B．Catfacesignals.C．Adoptingacat.听下面一段对话，回答以下小题。13.Whatdoesthewomanlikebestabouttheharvestfestival?

A．TheFerriswheel.B．Thelivemusicperformance.C．Thepumpkin-carvingcontest.14.Whydoesthewomandisliketraditionalseasonalholidays?

A．Theyaretooformal.B．Theybringtiringtasks.C．Theyinvolvetoomuchtraveling.15.Howdoestheman’sfamilycelebratetraditionalseasonalholidays?

A．Bygoingonexpensivevacations.B．Byhavingasimplefamilydinner.C．Byexchanginghandmadedecorations.16.Whatdoesthewomanthinkisthemostimportantaboutholidays?

A．Personalconnections.B．Beautifuldecorations.C．Traditionalcelebrations.听下面一段较长对话，回答以下小题。17.Whydoesthemanopposedrivinglessonsatthemoment?

A．Thegirlistooyoungtodrive.B．Theydon’thavetheirowncar.C．Drivinglessonsaretooexpensive.18.Howdoesthegirlplantopracticedriving?

A．Withherowncar.B．Withherfather’scar.C．WithMaria’sfamily’scar.19.Whatdoesthemanfinallyagreetodoforthegirl’sbirthday?

A．Buyheracar.B．Payforadrivinglesson.C．Takehertodinnerbycar.20.Whatarethespeakersmainlytalkingabout?

A．Thegirl’sbirthdaywish.B．Thegirl’sbirthdayparty.C．Thegirl’ssavingplan.二、阅读理解WelcometoItaly’sstunningbeachesSorrentoCoastTheSorrentoCoastiswheredramaticcliffs(悬崖)meettheclearbluewatersoftheTyrrenianSea.PicturesquetownslikePositanoandSorrentositonthecliffsides,offeringabreathtakingbackdroptoyourbeachholiday.DayscanbespentrelaxingonpebblebeacheslikeMarinaGrande,enjoyingfreshseafoodatwatersiderestaurants,orexploringhiddencoves(小海湾)accessibleonlybyboat.Brucoli,SicilySicily,thelargestislandintheMediterranean,hasadiversecoastlinewithhiddencovesanddramaticlandscapes.Brucoli,asmallvillageontheeasterncoast,offerspeacewithitsquietbeachesandcrystal-clearwaters.SpiaggiadiMarinadiBrucoli,acrescent-shapedbeachwithsoftsand,isidealforrelaxationandsoakinguptheSiciliansunshine.Olbiaarea,SardiniaTheOlbiaareaonthenortheasterncoastoffersadiverseselectionofbeaches,fromthelivelySpiaggiaLidodiPitolonguwithitswatersportsfacilitiestothequietCalaBrandinchi,withitsfinewhitesandandwatersofperfectvisibility.LidodiJesoloForafamily-friendlybeachholiday,LidodiJesoloticksalltheboxes.Thislivelyresorttownhasalongstretchofgoldensandwithshallowwaters,perfectforbuildingsandcastlesandplayinginthewaves.Itoffersplentyofactivities,fromamusementparkslikeGardalandtowaterparksandminigolfcourses,ensuringendlessentertainmentforthelittleones.21.WhatcanvisitorsdowhilestayingattheSorrentoCoast?

A．SoakupthewarmSiciliansun.B．Engageinexcitingwatersports.C．Dineonlocalseafoodwithaseaview.D．Relaxonalongstretchofgoldensand.22.WhatdoBrucoliandtheOlbiaareahaveincommon?

A．Theybothhavelargewaterparksthatcatertofamilies.B．Theybothofferawidevarietyofbeaches,fromlivelytoquiet.C．Theyarebothcharacterizedbyexceptionallytransparentseawater.D．Theyarebothfamousfortheircrescent-shapedbeacheswithsoftsand.23.Whichbeachisthebestchoiceforfamilieswithyoungchildren?

A．SorrentoCoast.B．Brucoli,Sicily.C．Olbiaarea,Sardinia.D．LidodiJesolo.AtalargeplainbuildingindowntownLosAngeles,ahandfuloftechniciansbendovertheirbrightlylitworkstations,repairingguitars,violins,andpianos.Thisfacilityisoneoftheonlyremainingpubliclyfundedshopsformusicalinstrumentsinthecountry.Thousandsofcaseslayneatlyontallshelves,readytobeshippedtoschoolsacrossthenation’ssecondlargestschooldistrict,LosAngelesUnified(LAUSD).Thesedistrict-ownedinstrumentsandtherepairsareafreeservicetostudentshere.“Theshopisajewelfortheschooldistrict,”saysSteveBagmanyan,whostartedherein2003asapianotechnicianandnowmanagestheshop.Inaschooldistrictwhereabout80%ofstudentscomefromlow-incomebackgrounds,therepairshophelpscreateequalaccesstoqualityinstruments,whichcanbeexpensivetoownandmaintain.Andit’sahugehelpforeducators,too.“Forteachers,theydon’tneedtothinkaboutwhattodowithabrokeninstrumentandtothink‘whereamIgoingtofindrepairs?’Thatisallextrastressonateacher.”Bagmanyanandthetechniciansworkquietlyinthebackground.Therepairshopwas,formanyyears,largelyinvisibletostudentsandfamilies.ThatchangedwhenitwasfeaturedinthedocumentaryTheLastRepairShop,whichwonanOscarlastyear.Sincethen,lettershavebeenpouringinfromstudentssharingtheirgratefulness.Pointingtoawalldecoratedwiththenotes,Bagmanyansays,“That’sourOscar.”Theshopfacedchallengesduetotheschooldistrict’sfinancialdifficulties.Now,thefacilityhasreceiveda$15milliondonationfromgreatmusicianHerbAlpert,whobeganhisownmusicaljourneyinLAUSDschools.Alpertbelievesmusicisessentialforchilddevelopmentandshouldbearightforall.Herecallshowpickingupaguitarat8changedhislife,givingashyboyavoice.Hehopeshissupportwillencourageotherschooldistrictstoreinvestinsimilarprograms.24.Whatistheshopstartedfor?

A．Maintainingvariousinstruments.B．Traininginstrumenttechnicians.C．Displayingpreciousinstruments.D．Providingviolinperformances.25.Whyareteachersmentionedinparagraph2?

A．Toillustratetherepairshop’simpacts.B．Toemphasizetheirstresslevels.C．Toshowhighcostofmusicteaching.D．Tohighlighttheirroleineducation.26.WhatdoesSteveBagmanyanmeanbysaying“That’sourOscar”?

A．Heisproudofstudents’achievements.B．Heishappywithhisroleinthefilm.C．Heseesstudents’thanksasatruereward.D．Hewantstheshoptowinmoreawards.27.WhatmightHerbAlpertagreewith?

A．Donatinginstrumentstomusicians.B．Spendingmoremoneyonguitars.C．Makingmusicaccessibletoall.D．Teachingmusicasschools’mainpurpose.Lastyear,anestimatedoneinsevenAmericansparticipatedinDryJanuary,achallengetoabstainfromalcoholforamonth.Theideaistodetox(戒掉)fromholidayalcoholexcess(过量)andstartthenewyearonahealthiernote.Theannual31-dayexercisebeganasapublichealthcampaignintheUnitedKingdomabouteightyearsagoandhasbeengrowingeversince.DryJanuaryisagreatstrategyforimprovingyourrelationshipwithalcohol,saysKeithHeinzerling,MD,internistandaddictionmedicinespecialistatthePacificNeuroscienceInstituteinSantaMonica,California.“Doinga‘trialquit’forashortperiodoftimeiseasierformanypeoplethangoingstraighttototalabstinence(节制),”hesays.“Takingtimeawayfromdrinking,evenjustforafewweeks,givesyouafreshperspectiveandtheopportunitytobreakbadhabitsyoumayhavewithalcohol.”Itdoesn’ttakelongtostarttoseepositivechanges,accordingtoDr.Heinzerling.“Withinjustafewdaysofnotdrinking,yourbloodpressureandheartratewillbelower,andyou’llhaveimprovedbloodsugarregulation,bettersleep,andlessanxietyanddepression,”hesays.Anotherbonus:Quittingalcoholoftenmakesothergoodhabits—exerciseandhealthyeating,forexample—easiertostartandmaintain,whichinturnleadstoevenmorehealthbenefits.Forthosewhoareconcernedtheymightnotbeabletohandleamonthofnotdrinking,Dr.Heinzerlingsaysacrucialsignishowyoufeelwhenyouwakeupinthemorning.“Peoplewhowakeupwithwithdrawalsymptoms,irritability(易怒),sweating,shaking,andastrongneedforadrinkshouldnotdoDryJanuaryoranydetoxprogramwithoutmedicalsupervision,”hesays.Foreveryone—socialdrinkersandpossibleproblemdrinkers—onekeytoapositiveDryJanuaryistoseeitnotasamonthofgritting(咬紧)yourteethandgettingthroughituntilyoucandrinkagain,butratherthestartofahealthierlifestyleoverall.Whatbetterwaytostartthenewyear?28.Whatdoestheunderlined“abstainfrom”meaninparagraph1?

A．Tryout.B．Bringin.C．Giveup.D．Cutdown.29.Whatisparagraph3mainlyabout?

A．Pressureafterlesssleep.B．Importanceofbodyexam.C．Changesafterhealthyeating.D．Advantagesofquittingalcohol.30.WhichcanbestshowtheinferenceaboutDryJanuaryfromthelastparagraph?

A．Aflashinthepan.B．Asteppingstone.C．Awolfinsheep’sclothing.D．Abitterpilltoswallow.31.WhatisKeithHeinzerling’sattitudetowardsDryJanuary?

A．Doubtful.B．Subjective.C．Supportive.D．Dismissive.Atfirst,DorothySorliethoughtshewasjustgettingold,thoughnotasgracefullyasshe’dhoped.RetiredfromteachingEnglishatalocalcollege,Sorlie,then74,beganlosinginterestinthingsshe’denjoyed,includingreadingandcooking.Shecouldn’tconcentrate.Herhandwritingchanged.Thesymptomsoccurredsograduallythatinitiallyshewasn’tawareanythingwashappening.Thingskeptgettingworse.Shestartedworryingthatshemightbedevelopingearlydementia(痴呆).Thephysicalsymptomsprogressedtoo.Mostworrisome,shebeganhavingtroublewalkingandstartedfalling.Throughitall,herdoctorsstruggledtoexplainwhatwashappening.Sheandherhusband,JimUrness,weredesperateforanswers;itwouldtakeyearsbeforetheygotthem.Thedoctors’diagnoses(诊断),allincorrect,couldaccountforoneortwoofSorlie’ssymptomsbutnotallofthem,andnoneofthetreatmentsseemedtohelp.Thecoupletraveledacrossthecountrylookingforsomeonewhocouldtellthemwhatwaswrong.However,onepossibleexplanationforhersymptomsafteranotherprovedincorrect.Atlast,Sorlie’sprimarycaredoctor,KevinWergelandfoundthediseaseresponsibleforallhersymptomswasalittle-knownconditioncallednormalpressurehydrocephalus(NPH).Althoughherconditionwasdetectedatanadvancedstate,itwastreatable.Infact,NPHissometimesreferredtoas“treatabledementia”.Itisaninsidious(潜伏的)andmysteriousdisorderthatcancopymanymorecommonproblemsincludingAlzheimer’sandParkinson’s.Anestimated700,000peopleintheUnitedStateshaveNPH,althoughit’sbelievedthatfewerthan20percentofthemarecorrectlydiagnosed.SorlieisnowfreeofNPHsymptoms,andtakingadvantageofhergoodhealthandusingherdramaticrecoverytoinformothersaboutNPH.Shegivespresentationstolocalseniorcentersasavolunteer.“IfthisawarenesscanhelponepersonavoidwhatmyhusbandandIendured,”Sorliesays,“thenmyeffortsareworthit.”32.WhatwasSorlie’sphysicalchangeafterherretirement?

A．Herquickerwalkingsteps.B．Herimprovedhandwriting.C．Herdecliningconcentration.D．Herlessinterestingardening.33.Whatmightbethereasonfordoctors’incorrectdiagnoseswithNPH?

A．Itwasararediseasewithfewcasesoccurring.B．Thedoctorswerenotresponsibleorprofessional.C．Thesymptomsweresimilartothoseofothercommondiseases.D．Themedicalconditionsinmostcitieswerenotadvancedenough.34.WhydoesSorlieserveasavolunteerinlocalseniorcenters?

A．ToprovidetipsonrecoveryfromNPH.B．Toraisepeople’sawarenessabouthealthylife.C．TohelppeoplewithNPHgetcorrectdiagnosis.D．Toinformseniorpeopleoftheirhealthcondition.35.Wheremightthetextbetakenfrom?

A．Abiography.B．Asciencereport.C．Amedicalrecord.D．Ahealthmagazine.Lifeisfullofchallenges.Sometimes,thingsdon’tgothewayyouwant,andit’seasytofeeloverwhelmed(不知所措的).36Challengescanmakeyoustronger,wiserandmorepreparedforfuturedifficulties.Thenhowtostaypositiveduringdifficulttimes?Changeyouropinion.Oneofthemostpowerfulwaystostaypositiveduringdifficulttimesisbychanginghowyouviewyourproblems.It’seasytofocusonwhat’sgoingwrong.37Whenyouseeyourproblemsdifferently,theybecomesteppingstonesratherthanroadblocks.Insteadofthinking,“Thisisunfair”,tryasking,“HowcanIturnthisintoalearningexperience?”38Indifficulttimes,yourmindsoftengetstuckoneverythingthat’sgoingwrong.Gratitudehelpsyoufocusonwhat’sstillright.Itcanbeassimpleasappreciatingacupofcoffeeinthemorningorasmilefromafriend.Practicinggratitudeturnsyourattentionawayfromproblemsandremindsyouofthegoodthingsinlife,howeversmalltheymayseem.Surroundyourselfwithpositivity.39Ifyousurroundyourselfwithpeoplewholiftyouupandbelieveinyou,itbecomeseasiertostayhopeful.Butifyoursocialcircleisfullofnegativity,itcanpullyouback.Takecareofyourphysicalhealth.Stayingpositiveisn’tjustaboutthemind;it’salsoabouttakingcareofyourbody.Physicalhealthdirectlyaffectshowyoufeelemotionally.Whenyouexercise,yourbodyproducesendorphins(内啡肽)thatimproveyouremotion.40

A．Begrateful.B．Focusonwhatyoucancontrol.C．Everychallengehassomethingpositivehiddeninsideit.D．Butdidyouknowthatthesetoughmomentscanhelpyougrow?E．Yourenvironmentmattersalotwhenitcomestostayingpositive.F．Evenashortdailywalkcanmakeahugedifferenceinhowyoufeel.G．Whatifyouturnyourattentiontothelessonshiddeninthosestruggles?三、完形填空Ialwayslovedart.FromthemomentIcouldholdacrayon(蜡笔),Iwasdrawing,painting,andcreating.ButasIgrewolder,Iwastolditwasn’ta(n)“_______”career.So,Istudiedbusinessinstead.Foryears,Ifollowedthesafepathstrictly.Igotadegree,landedagoodjob,andgot_______.Butdeepdown,Ifeltlikesomethingwasdeeply_______.Iwouldcomehomefromwork_______tired,staringatblankcanvases(画布)inthecornerofmyroom,wonderingwhatcouldhavebeen.Oneday,Idecidedtotakea_______.Isignedupforanartclassandstartedpaintingagain.Atfirst,itwas_______.IworriedaboutwhatpeoplewouldthinkandwhetherIcouldeven_______.Butwitheverybrushstroke(笔画),Ifeltasenseof_______Ihadn’texperiencedinyears.Thatsmall_______changedeverything.Ibegantospendmoretimeonpainting,________withnewtechniquesandstyles.________,Istartedsharingmyworkonline,andtomysurprise,peoplelovedit.Encouragedbytheirsupport,Itookanevenbiggerleap:Iquitmyjoband________myownartstudio.Now,IspendmydaysdoingwhatIlove—creatingartandteachingotherstoembrace(拥抱)their________.Thatdecisiontaughtmethatfollowingyourpassionisneveramistake.OnethingI’velearnedis:thescariestrisksoften________themostrewardingjourneys.Don’tletfearholdyoubackfrompursuingwhatsetsyour________onfire.41.A．contradictoryB．ambitiousC．practicalD．specific42.A．recoveredB．promotedC．stimulatedD．overlooked43.A．occurringB．challengingC．damagingD．missing44.A．completelyB．accidentallyC．surprisinglyD．repeatedly45.A．scheduleB．proposalC．breakD．risk46.A．inspiringB．frighteningC．annoyingD．astonishing47.A．workB．cooperateC．succeedD．record48.A．progressB．missionC．tensionD．freedom49.A．measureB．stepC．settingD．trick50.A．experimentingB．chargingC．comparingD．identifying51.A．SilentlyB．GraduallyC．UnnaturallyD．Ultimately52.A．decoratedB．rentedC．establishedD．announced53.A．perspectiveB．confidenceC．descriptionD．creativity54.A．leadtoB．setdownC．carryoutD．gothrough55.A．fortuneB．courageC．soulD．motivation四、语法填空阅读下面短文，在空白处填入1个适当的单词或括号内单词的正确形式。Inthehustleandbustleofmodernlife—wherepeopleoftenchaseextremesuccess,argueoveropposingviews,56strugglewithwork-lifeimbalance—anancientChinesewisdomcalledthe“DoctrineoftheMean”(Zhongyong)offersapreciousguide.57(originate)fromConfucianism,thisphilosophyemphasizes“moderation,”“balance,”and“harmony,”teachingpeopletoavoidextremesandseekamiddlewayinallaspectsoflife.Contrarytothemisunderstandingthatitmeans“beingordinary”or“doingnothing,”theConfucian“Zhongyong”58(refer)toastateof“appropriateaction”—doingtherightthing,attherighttime,intherightway.Itwasfirst59(systematic)clarifiedintheConfucianclassicTheDoctrineoftheMean,60states:“Themeanisthehighestvirtue.”ForConfucians,the“mean”isnotacompromisebetweentwoextremes,butaharmoniousintegrationofdifferentelements.Today,aswefaceunprecedentedchallenges—frompersonalanxiety61globalconflicts—the“DoctrineoftheMean”offersatimeless62(solve);seekbalance,avoidextremes,andpursueharmony.Itremindsusthatthemostsustainablehappinessdoesnotcomefromextremesuccessorendlessdesire,butfromabalancedlife;the63(stable)relationshipsdonotcomefromblindagreementorconstantconflict,butfrommutualrespectandcompromise;themostprosperoussocietydoesnotcomefromone-sideddevelopmentorrigidrules,butfromtheharmoniouscoexistenceofdifferentelements.The“DoctrineoftheMean”ismorethanjustanancientConfucianconcept—it’salivingwisdomthatconnectstraditionalChineseculturetomodernlife.Itteachesustoslowdowninafast-pacedworld,tolisteninanoisyworld,and64(balance)inanextremeworld.Intheend,thesignificanceofthe“DoctrineoftheMean”inmodernsocietyliesinitsabilitytohelpusfindpeacewithin65(we),buildharmoniousrelationships,andcreateabetterworldforeveryone.五、书信写作66.假定你是李华，为了让外国交换生深入了解中国春节这一非物质文化遗产，学校上周五开展了以“走进春节，领略非遗魅力”为主题的文化交流活动，请给你的英国朋友Chris写一封邮件分享这次活动经历。内容包括：1.活动目的；2.活动内容；3.你的感受。提示词：非物质文化遗产--theIntangibleCulturalHeritageDearChris,____________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________Yourssincerely,LiHua六、书面表达67.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。Thereisabusystreetcornerbesideabusstationwherekidschangebusesgoingtoandfromschool.It’snotwhatyouwouldcallaprettyspot.There’salotofnoisytrafficandthenearbybuildingsaregrayandunloved.However,ithasapatch(小块土地)ofbeauty—asmallgardenplotcalledPete’sPatch,becausePetecreateditinnineandahalfminutes.Peteisoneofthekidswho,fornineandahalfminuteseachday,waitedheretochangebuses.Itwasn’tafunorpleasantplacetohangout.Thestationwasnoisyandsmelledofgasf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