2025~2026学年青海海南州高级中学第一学期期末考试高三英语试卷

2025~2026学年青海海南州高级中学第一学期期末考试高三英语试卷一、听力选择题1.Whatdoesthemansuggestthewomando?

A．Waitpatiently.B．Returnthejacket.C．Makeaphonecall.2.Whatisthemanplanningtododuringthecampingtrip?

A．Goforahike.B．Playtheguitar.C．Relaxbyfishing.3.Whatdoesthewomanthinkofthevolunteerprograms?

A．Theyarealwaysthesame.B．Theyneedtocareabouttheelderly.C．Theyshouldincludemoreactivities.4.Whatdidthemanlikemostaboutthemovie?

A．Thefriendshipbetweenthecharacters.B．Thecharacters’adventures.C．Thedifferentcultures.5.Whereistheconversationtakingplace?

A．Inthelibrary.B．Onthebeach.C．Intherestaurant.听下面一段对话，回答以下小题。6.Wherewastheancientwell?

A．Inthevillageschool.B．Besidethelittlebridge.C．Nexttotheemptyhouse.7.Whoshowedthewomanaroundthevillage?

A．Atourguide.B．Astudent.C．Avillager.听下面一段对话，回答以下小题。8.Whattimeofyearisitprobablyrightnow?

A．TheendofApril.B．ThemiddleofMay.C．EarlyJune.9.Whatdoesthewomansuggestdoingtohelptheenvironment?

A．Eatinglessmeat.B．Plantingmoretrees.C．Reducingenergyuse.听下面一段对话，回答以下小题。10.Wherearemostartistsatthemusicfestivalfrom?

A．Canada.B．TheUS.C．Japan.11.Whydoesthemanplantoarriveatthefestivalearly?

A．TobuyT-shirtsbeforethey’resoldout.B．Tobeintimeforhisfavoriteband.C．Toavoidwaitinginline.12.Whatistheman’simpressionofthefoodatmusicfestivals?

A．It’sexpensive.B．Italwaystastesbad.C．It’slimitedinvariety.听下面一段对话，回答以下小题。13.Whatdidthemandotoimprovethetasteofhisdish?

A．Hereplacedmostofthematerials.B．Hemadeiteverydaylastweek.C．Hechangedthecookingsteps.14.WhyisthemanhostingthedinnerpartyonFriday?

A．Tocompetewithhisfriendsincooking.B．Togetsomefeedbackfromhisfriends.C．Totestnewcookingtools.15.Howmanycompetitorswillreceiveabottleofwine?

A．26.B．21.C．30.16.Whatistheprobablerelationshipbetweenthespeakers?

A．Co-workers.B．Husbandandwife.C．Judgeandcompetitor.听下面一段独白，回答以下小题。17.Howwillthecityencouragebicycleuse?

A．Byofferingfreebikes.B．Byawardingbicycleriding.C．Bybuildingmorebikepaths.18.Whatisthecityplanningtodowithroadconditions?

A．Widenstreets.B．Fixdamagedroads.C．Addmoretrafficlights.19.Whatmeasureswillbetakentoreducethenumberofprivatecars?

A．Introducingcar-sharingprograms.B．Encouragingtakingpublictransportation.C．Raisingthepriceofparkinginbusyareas.20.Whatwillhappentotheparkingspacesinthecity?

A．Theywillbereorganized.B．Theywillbeincreasedinbusyareas.C．Thegovernmentwillintroduceanewchargingsystem.二、阅读理解Thefollowingbooksaresogoodthatyouwillbeattractedbythemfrombeginningtoend.Youwillalsofindthemsointerestingthatyouwillkeepthinkingaboutthemlongafteryouhavefinishedreadingthem.GarlickbyJohnEcclestonWhentheauthor’sfatherwasmovedintocare,thefamilyhomeintheLancashirecountryside—GarlickHouse—wascleared.Thecontentswerewornandunremarkable,manyofthemdestinedforcharityshopsorthegarbage.YetJohn,overwhelmedbythesuddennessofthechange,feltithisresponsibilitytosaveasmuchashecould,asifhischildhooditselfmightslipawayifhedidn’t.AlltheSmallThingsbySharonNobleThisstoryexplorespowerfulthemesofidentity,motherhoodandmentalhealth.Thenovelfollowstwowomen,LanaandTilda.Theirlivesbecomeconnectedinunexpectedways,causingachainofeventswithimportantandlong-lastingresults.Withhumourandhonesty,thestorycapturestheoften-unspokenexperiencesmanywomenface,makingitbothtouchinganddeeplyresonant(共鸣的).TheMargaretCodebyRichardHootonThisbeautifullycraftedwhodunit(侦探小说)notonlydeliverssuspensebutalsoexploresthelonelinessageingcanbringandsociety’stendencytooverlookoldergenerations.Withitsunconventionalyetappealingdetectives,thisisamysterythatwillhaveyourootingforMargaretandJamesuntiltheveryend.DearFutureMebyDeborahO’ConnorDidyoueverwritealettertoyourfutureself?Whatwouldyouthinkifyoureceiveditnow?InDearFutureMe,long-forgottenlettersbegintodropthroughletterboxes,eachonerevealingsomethingunexpected.Forsome,theybringregret;forothers,theyinvolvetheexpectationsforthefuture.21.WhydidJohnsavethingsfromGarlickHouse?

A．Tosellthemformoney.B．Todecoratethenewhome.C．Todonatethemtoacharity.D．Tokeephischildhoodmemories.22.Whichbookisparticularlysuitableforwomen?

A．Garlick.B．AlltheSmallThings.C．TheMargaretCode.D．DearFutureMe.23.WhatcanweknowaboutTheMargaretCode?

A．Itisalovestory.B．Ithasasadending.C．Itfocusesontheelderly.D．Itexploresnature.Afewyearsago,Iwaslivingwithmygrandmotherwhilelookingforwork.Oneeveningsheaskedforthephonenumberofaride-hailing(叫车)serviceshe’dheardabout.Iexplaineditwasapp-only.Afteramoment’sthought,my80-year-oldgrandmotherreplied,“Thenwhydon’tyoumakesomethinglikethat?”Thatconversationbroughtaboutanideathatlatergrewintoatrustedserviceforseniortransportation.Iquietlystartedworkingwithafriendofmine.Atfirst,wekepttheprojectasecretfrommygrandmother—wewantedtomakesureitwastrulyhelpfulbeforeshowingittoher.Fromthestart,ourmissionwasclear:toserveolderadultswithoutsmartphones.Theycouldsimplycallanumberanduseavoicemenutobookrides,orderfood,scheduledeliveries,managemedications,orrequesthomehelp.Thissimple,phone-basedsystembecamethecoreofourcompany,enablingseniorstolivesafelyandindependentlyathome.Whenmygrandmotherfinallytookherfirstrideusingourservice,shewassoproudofme,herlovedgrandson.Shereallyappreciatedhowprofessionalandkindthedriverswere,especiallysincetheyalreadyunderstoodthekindofhelpseniorsmightneed.Shequicklybecameourbiggestsupporter,enthusiasticallytellingeveryoneaboutit—fromherfriendsinthebookclubtoothersocialgroups.Wordspreadquickly,andsoonhercommunityhadwelcomedhundredsofnewusers—allthankstooneproudgrandma.Shebecametherealinspirationbehindaservicethatgavemanyseniorstheirfreedomandconfidenceback.Myco-founderandIstartedgivingtalksatlocalretirementcommunities,sharinghowtheserviceworkedandhowitcouldhelp.Formanyofourusers,havingaccesstoreliabletransportationmeanstheycancontinuetoliveontheirown.Amissedrideisn’tjustaninconvenience—itcouldmeanmissingacrucialdoctor’sappointmentorevenriskingtheirhealth.AsIoftenexplain,evensmallthings,likegettingthewrongtypeofmilk,canbecomearealproblemforsomeonewhocan’teasilypopouttothestore.24.Whatmotivatedtheauthortostartatransportationserviceforseniors?

A．Achatwithhisgrandmother.B．Thefiercecompetitionofthemarket.C．Theadvancedserviceoftransportation.D．Aride-hailingservicehisgrandmotherhad.25.Whichcanbestdescribethecoreideaoftheauthor’scompany?

A．Considerate.B．Innovative.C．Complicated.D．Technological.26.Whatwasthemostsignificantoutcomeofthegrandmother’sfirstride?

A．Shestartedworkingforsomesocialgroups.B．Shehelpedimprovethedrivers’professionalism.C．Sheofferedsomepracticaladvicefortheservice.D．Shebecametheservice’smostimportantpromoter.27.Whatmessageismainlyconveyedbythetext?

A．Seniorsmustusesmartphones.B．Transportisseniors’topissue.C．Techshouldserveallages.D．Familytiesdrivebusiness.Anelectronicretinalimplant(视网膜植入)hasimprovedvisioninpeoplewithage-relatedmaculardegeneration(AMD).ScientistshaveusedaneyeimplanttoimprovethevisionofdozensofpeopleleftfunctionallyblindbyAMD.Theimplant,whichmeasures2millimetresby2millimetres,andisjust30micrometresthick,issurgicallyputbeneaththeretinatoreplacethelight-sensitivecellsthathavebeenlosttothedisease.Theimplant,termedPRIMA,iswireless,unlikepreviousretinaldevices.Andbeingphotovoltaic(光电的),thelightparticlesthatactivateitalsoprovidetheenergysourceforgeneratingitselectricaloutput.Itisusedincombinationwithglassesthatcontainacamerathatcapturesimagesandchangesthemintopatternsofinvisiblelightthatissenttotheretinalimplant.Thesystem,whichallowsuserstozoominandoutontargetobjects,andadjustcontrastandbrightness,doestakemonthsofintensivetrainingtousebest.Inthecurrentstudy,38individualsweretreatedat17clinicalsitesacross5Europeancountries,and32oftheparticipantsweretestedayearafterimplantation.26ofthemhadaclinicallymeaningfulimprovementintheirvision,which,onaverage,meantbeingabletoseetwolinesfurtherdownastandardeyetestchartofletters.Overall,mostparticipants’visioncameclosetotheresolution(分辨率)thatPRIMAcanachieve.However,aquestionnaireaboutusers’dailyqualityofliferevealednosignificantoverallimprovements.Theysaidtheresultswouldbemoreconvincingiftheimprovementhadbeenshownbycomparingitwitharandomtreatmentgroup.Andusers’readingis“notfast,smoothreading”.Thevisionprovidedisalsoblackandwhite,notcolour.TrialleaderFrankHolzacknowledgesthecurrentsystemhaslimitations,andheexpectsfutureimplantstobemoreeffective.“Withthisfirstmajorbreakthrough,it’sastartingpointforfurtherimprovement,”hesays,“Andwherethisdeadretinawasacompleteblindspot,visionwasrestored.Patientscouldreadlettersandwords,andtheycouldfunctionintheirdailylife.”28.WhatcanbeknownaboutPRIMAaccordingtothetext?

A．Itrequiresmodesttrainingforbestresults.B．Itallowsglassestosendnormalimagestoit.C．Itisbothactivatedandpoweredbylightparticles.D．Itcanrestorenormalvisionbyreplacinglostcells.29.Whatcanbeconcludedfromthestudy?

A．Theimplantprovedinstantlyeffectiveonthepatients.B．The38participantsshowedimprovedvisionayearlater.C．Theinvolvedpatientscouldseetwolinesontheeyechart.D．Mostpatients’visionreachedthebestlevelwiththedevice.30.WhichofthefollowingPRIMAlimitationsisnotclearlymentioned?

A．Black-and-whitevision.B．Frequenteyediscomfort.C．Slowanddifficultreading.D．Unconvincingvisionimprovement.31.Whatcanbeasuitabletitleforthetext?

A．PRIMA:ItsProgressandLimitationsB．PRIMA:HowItImprovesVisionC．PRIMA:ATrainingforAMDBlindnessD．PRIMA:ANewLifeforAMDPatientsHumansareequallyrelatedtoapes(猿类),commonchimpanzeesandbonobos(倭黑猩猩),sharingacommonancestorthatlivedaround7millionyearsago.Scientistsareparticularlyinterestedinhowchimpanzeescommunicatewitheachother.Giventhattheseareourclosestrelatives,researchonchimpanzeecommunicationcanbeawindowintothedevelopmentofhumanlanguage.Whilebothspeciesmakesounds,thecallsaren’tclassifiedastruereferentialcommunicationbecausetheydon’tappeartohaveunambiguousmeanings.Forexample,themosteasilyrecognizedchimpanzeecall,the“pant-hoot”,firstfullydescribedbyJaneGoodall,acelebratedBritishethologist,canmeanvariousthingsindifferentcontexts.It’smostlyjustawaytogetsomeone’sattentionorexpressanger,threat,surprise,ordelight.Contextandfacialexpressionsareneededtoclarifythemeaning.We’velongknownthatapesarecapableofsignlanguage,butthemoreinterestingquestioniswhetherapesusegestural(手势的)communicationnaturally.InastudybyCatherineHobaiter,aprimatologistoftheUniversityofStAndrewsandRichardByrne,acognitiveevolutiontheoristoftheUniversityofStirling,UK,reportedover4,000instancesofbodylanguageandidentified66specificchimpanzeegesturesthatareusedregularlyinthewild.Eachofthesehadstablemeaningsinagivencontextandwasunderstoodbythereceiverofthegesture.Recently,Richardandhercoworkersdetected68clearlyunderstoodgesturesinwildbonobos,and66incommonchimpanzees.60ofthesegesturesoverlap(重叠)betweenthetwo.That88%ofthegesturesoverlapbetweenchimpanzeesandbonobosdespitemorethanamillionyearsofseparatedevelopmentisstrongevidenceforsomeformofbiological-genetic(生物遗传的)basisforthegesturesthemselves,notjusttheabilitytomakethem.Infact,thereareatleast24knowngesturesthatareusedinallgreatapes,implyingthatthebodylanguageofhominidshasrootsthatareatleast12millionyearsold.Forthisreason,manyscientistsseegesturesastheoriginalbasisofhumanlanguage.32.Whatdoestheunderlinedword“unambiguous”inparagraph2probablymean?

A．Complex.B．Clear.C．Special.D．Positive.33.WhatdoesCatherineandRichard’sstudyrevealaboutapegestures?

A．Theyvarygreatlybetweenspecies.B．Theyrequirefacialexpressions.C．Theycommunicatespecificmessages.D．Theydevelopstablywithage.34.Whatdoesthegestureoverlapbetweenspeciessuggest?

A．Geneticfoundation.B．Sharedhabitats.C．Culturaldepth.D．Environmentaladaptation.35.Whydidresearchersstudychimpanzeecommunication?

A．Toprotectendangeredapespecies.B．Todevelopanimaltrainingmethods.C．Tocomparedifferentapebehaviors.D．Toexplorehumanlanguageorigins.WhatIlearnedwatchingdentistatworkIwouldliketobeadentistinthefuture.36Thepatientandtenderdentistcomfortedme,a7-year-oldgirlatthetime,andpersuadedmetostopcryingandtoacceptmytreatment.37Recently,ourteachergaveusthehomeworkofexperiencingakindofjobontheweekend.Ichosewithouthesitationtoliveadayasadentistatmyfriend’solderbrother’sworkplace.IgottoDr.Tan’sclinicat7:45am,15minutesbeforeofficehoursbeganonSaturday.Dr.Tan,whohasbeenadentistforfiveyears,satinhisconsultingroomwearingamaskandwaitingforhispatients.Ididn’treallyunderstandhisdiagnosesortreatments,butIcouldseethatDr.Tanwasaresponsibledoctor.Heexplainedconditionsandtreatmentplanstohispatientsatlengthtoremovetheirdoubts.Hepausedoperationstoletpatientsrestifthetreatmentwastakingtoomuchtime.38Dr.Tanworkedforalmostthewholemorningwithoutabreak.Heonlymadeaphonecalltohiswifetoremindhertohaveanantenatal(产前)examination.Yes,hewillbeafatherinfivemonths,buthestillcan’tkeephiswifecompanyattheweekend.39Theytrytoeaseothers’pain,despitethecosttotheirowntimeandlife.AsthelastpatientsaidgoodbyetoDr.Tanintheafternoon,myvisitcametoanend.InowfeelthatIunderstandmoreaboutdoctors.40

A．Mydreamhasfinallycometrue.B．TheyaretheheroesIadmiremost.C．Doctorsareordinarypeople,yettheyarealsoangels.D．Ithelpsmetoreducestress,findfriendsandlearnnewskills.E．Ithoughtitwasadreamthatwasalmostimpossibletofulfill.F．That’sallbecauseofadentistIcameacrossduringmychildhood.G．Healsogavehispatientsadoctor’sadvicecarefullybeforetheywentoutthedoor.三、完形填空AmericanrunnerIsaiahJewetttookadeepbreath.Enteringthefinalstageofthemen’s800-metersemi-finalrace,Jewett_________tofinishinthetoptwoandmakeittothefinals.Andhewasinthebestpossiblepositionto_________hisaim.Thatiswhensomethingunexpected_________.WhenJewettgottotheturn,BotswanarunnerNijelAmostripped(绊倒)himfrombehind.“Itwas_________.Ididn’tevenbelieveitwasmeeventhoughIwasontheground,”Jewettsaid.“Ifeltso_________.”ForJewettthough,showinggoodsportsmanshipwasmore_________thanwinningamedal.Growingup,hewasexposed(使接触)totheworldofanime(动漫),whichtaughthimvaluable_________suchasnevergivingupandalwaysfinishingarace.ThatisexactlywhatJewettdidwithAmos.Afterthe_________,JewettgotupandhelpedAmostohisfeet.“Ijustsawthathewassad,andI_________howIwasfeeling.IknewIcouldn’thelphiminanywaybutI_________todothebestIcould.”Jewettsaid.Amosapologizedforhis_________,andJewettputhisarmaroundhiscompetitor.“Heyman,let’s_________thisracetogether;we’renotdoneyet,”JewetttoldAmos._________,theycrossedthefinishline.“It’sokaytocompetebutit’salsoimportanttoshowthatyou’rea_________.That’sthewayyoushowyourheroismby_________eachotheralongthewayandfinishingtheracetogether,”Jewettsaid.41.A．rememberedB．expectedC．askedD．agreed42.A．setB．achieveC．missD．plan43.A．returnedB．changedC．happenedD．disappeared44.A．excitingB．surprisingC．challengingD．boring45.A．tiredB．lonelyC．shyD．sad46.A．difficultB．interestingC．importantD．dangerous47.A．lessonsB．informationC．knowledgeD．skills48.A．journeyB．gameC．talkD．fall49.A．shutoffB．figuredoutC．tookupD．lookedinto50.A．seemedB．requiredC．wantedD．regretted51.A．failureB．mistakeC．decisionD．question52.A．holdB．finishC．enterD．begin53.A．AgainB．StillC．AlsoD．Together54.A．winnerB．competitorC．heroD．runner55.A．helpingB．attractingC．followingD．thanking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。Labubudollsarehardtocomeby.Aroundthegiantflagshipstoreoftheirmaker,PopMart,inShanghai,alargenumberofcustomers56(tell)theyneedtowaitaweekorlonger.ItisnotjustChinesechildrentryingtogettheirhandsonthem;celebrities57(include)Rihanna,apopstar,andDavidBeckham,58ex-footballer,havepostedphotosofLabubuonsocialmedia.ThepopularenthusiasmforLabubu59(send)PopMart’ssharesupby180%sincethestartoftheyear.ItisoneofChineseconsumerbrands60popularityisshootingup.Inthepast,Chineseshopperslookedoverseas61thelatesttrendsincosmetics,fashionandmore.Nowtheyarestreamingtolocalluxuryfirms,high-endmake-upbrandsandmilk-teashops.ItisanoddtimeforaboomamongChineseconsumerproducts.Sloweconomicgrowthhascausedhouseholdspendingto62(weak).Itisclaimedthatconsumerdowngradingispartofthe63(explain)fortheattentionaroundChinesebrands.Sinceconsumershavebecomemoreprice-sensitive,cheap-but-decent-qualityhomegrownbrandshaveboomed.ManyChinesecoffeedrinkershavefoundlocalchainssuchasCottiorLuckinjustasgoodasStarbucks,butoftenmuch64(expensive).PartofPopMart’ssuccesswithLabubudollscomesfrom65(target)spenderswithhigh-quality,“emotive”products,saysLinaYanofHSBC.五、书信写作66.英国一所友好学校的师生将到你校访问，你将作为学生代表在欢迎晚会上致辞，并给对方赠送自制的国风文创礼物。请你用英语写一篇欢迎辞，内容包括：1.表示欢迎：2.介绍礼物及其设计理念。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。Goodevening,dearfriends!________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________六、书面表达67.阅读下面材料，根据其内容和所给段落开头续写两段，使之构成一篇完整的短文。Mark’shometownisaquietlittleplaceinthecountryside,withabeautifulriverflowinggentlythroughitscenter.Whenhewasakid,thisriverwasalwayscrystal-clear—itssurfaceshonelikecountlesssmallpiecesofsilverunderthewarmsun,andgroupsofcolorfulsmallfishswamfreelyintheshallow,coolwaters.ItwasundoubtedlyMark’sfavoritespotinthewholetown;everyweekend,he’dgatherhisclosestfriends,grabtheiroldfishingpoles,andsitonthesmooth,roundstonesbythegrassybank,chattingloudlyabouttheirdailylivesandpatientlywaitingforfishtobite.Lastyear,Markleftforanothercitytogotohighschool.Hemissedhispeacefulhometownalot,especiallythebelove