2026届安徽A10联盟高三下学期2月开学学情检测英语试卷

2026届安徽A10联盟高三下学期2月开学学情检测英语试卷一、听力选择题1.Whatwillthewomanprobablydotoday?

A．Gocamping.B．Reviewlessons.C．Takeanexam.2.Whenwillthespeakersmeet?

A．OnWednesday.B．OnThursday.C．OnFriday.3.Wheredoestheconversationprobablytakeplace?

A．Inafactory.B．Inacompany.C．Intheirhome.4.Whyhasn’tJohnnoticedthemilkboilingover?

A．Hismindiswandering.B．Heisnotstandingnearby.C．HeisthinkingoftakingsomethingtoLondon.5.Whatistheman’sopinionontipping?

A．Itisofferedforgoodservice.B．Itisapartoftheculture.C．Itistheguaranteeofgoodservice.听下面一段对话，回答以下小题。6.WhatwillthewomandoonSaturdayafternoon?

A．Doherhomework.B．Enjoyaconcert.C．Watchagame.7.WherewillthewomangoonSunday?

A．Toapark.B．Toahospital.C．Totheman’shouse.听下面一段对话，回答以下小题。8.WhoisAshleyBryan?

A．Apoet.B．Anartist.C．Afamoussailor.9.HowoldwasLangstonHugheswhenhedied?

A．Fortyyearsold.B．Sixty-fiveyearsold.C．Ninety-twoyearsold.听下面一段对话，回答以下小题。10.Whatisthemaintopicoftheconversation?

A．Theman’sapartmentsearch.B．Theman’sworkinNewYork.C．Thewoman’ssister’sjob.11.Whyisthemanworried?

A．Hecan’tfindhisofficeaddress.B．Hehasn’tfoundanapartmentyet.C．Hedoesn’twanttogotoNewYork.12.Whatdoesthewomanadvisethemantodo?

A．Contactherfriends.B．TelephoneSusan.C．Visitawebsite.听下面一段对话，回答以下小题。13.Whatistheprobablerelationshipbetweenthespeakers?

A．Colleagues.B．Classmates.C．Neighbors.14.Whenarethebusinesshours?

A．From9amto6pm.B．From7amto7pm.C．From7:15amto6:30pm.15.Whyisthewomanworried?

A．Shewillbefinedheavily.B．Shewillbeforbiddentodrive.C．Herinsurancewillberaised.16.Whatdoesthemansuggestthewomando?

A．Challengetheticket.B．Callthepoliceofficer.C．Throwawaytheticket.听下面一段独白，回答以下小题。17.WhatcanwelearnaboutPedalPower?

A．Itwasstartedin1996.B．Itgivesbicyclestopeopleforfree.C．Itsendsbicyclestopoorareasregularly.18.WhathappenedtoPedalPowerinAugust2000?

A．Itcouldn’tmeetitscosts.B．ItwonanEnterpriseAward.C．ItwascriticizedbytheBritishmedia.19.WhendidDanPearmangotoEcuador?

A．In1993.B．In1998.C．In2001.20.WhywasDanPearman’sneighborsuccessfulinbusiness?

A．Heofferedmanyjobstocraftsmeninthetown.B．Hecouldreachcustomerseasilybyridinghisbike.C．Hewasthemostskilledcraftsmaninthevillage.二、阅读理解Dublinisalively,walkablecityfullofhistory,culture,andcharm.Evenwithjusttwodays,youcanenjoymanyhighlights.Herearemytoppicksforyourtrip.GuinnessStorehouseThisfamousbrewerymuseumtellsthestoryofDublin’sbest-knowndrink.LearnhowGuinnesshasbeenmadesince1759andenjoyafreshpintatthetop-floorGravityBar,withwonderfulcityviews.Tip:Bookamorningvisittoavoidcrowds.Opendaily9a.m.—7p.m.Tickets:€26.Marsh’sLibraryTuckednearStPatrick’sCathedral,thissmallhistoriclibrarywasonceusedbyfamousIrishwriters.Itsoldshelvesholduniquebooks,somemarkedbyhistory.It’squieterthanTrinity’slibrarybutequallyworthvisiting.Tip:Visitthepeacefulgardenbeforeyouleave.OpenTue.—Sat.Entry:€7.LittleMuseumofDublinLocatedinalovelytownhousebyStStephen’sGreen,thismuseumgivesafun,quicktourthroughIrishhistoryandculture,includingexhibitsonpopularmusicandpuppetsfromwell-knownchildren’sTVshows,suchasDodgeandRodge.Recentlyrenovated,it’snowfullyaccessible.Tip:Joinaneveningtourformoreexcitingstories.Opendaily9:30a.m.—5p.m.Tickets:€18.TrinityCollegeFoundedin1592,Ireland’soldestuniversityisbeautifultowalkaround.Don’tmisstheBookofKellsExperience,whereyoucanseetheancientbookandenjoyanimmersivedisplayaboutitshistory.Tip:Studentroomsareavailableforbookingduringholidaysatgoodrates.Opendaily.Entry:€19.21.WhyisamorningvisitsuggestedfortheGuinnessStorehouse?

A．Ticketsarecheaperearly.B．Ittendstobelesscrowded.C．Thebaropensonlyinthemorning.D．VisitorscanenjoythefreshestGuinnessbeer.22.WhatistrueaboutbothMarsh’sLibraryandTrinityCollege?

A．Theyarebothfreetoenter.B．Theyarebothuniversitylibraries.C．Theybothofferstudentaccommodation.D．Theybothhousebooksofhistoricalimportance.23.WhichplacewouldbestattractavisitorinterestedinmodernIrishpopculture?

A．GuinnessStorehouse.B．Marsh’sLibrary.C．LittleMuseumofDublin.D．TrinityCollege.Ioftentakewalksinthemiddleofmywritingday.Oneafternoon,Ireturnedhome,lookedatmyfrontdoor,andfelthownormalandsafeitseemed.Thenaquestionoccurredtome:WhatifIcamebackandfoundthedoorwideopen?ThatsimpleideabecametheseedformynovelGoneGirl.Aroundthattime,Iwatchedmanytrue-crimeshows,inwhichthehusbandwasoftenthe“badguy”.Butinmystory,thehusbandwouldnotbecompletelyinnocent,norcompletelyevil.Nostorycomestoawriterinfullform.GoneGirlchangedhugelywhenIwaswritingit.Atfirst,IwroteonlyfromNick’spointofview.Amy’svoicewasmissing.Tounderstandher,Iwroteshortexercises.Oneofthemlaterbecamethenow-famous“coolgirl”passage.Ialsoimaginedmanypossibleendings—shouldAmyberecognizedbystrangers,orevenbekilled?Intheend,IfeltNickandAmywerelockedinaspecial,troublingbond.Theyharmedeachother,yetdependedoneachother.Myyearsasajournalisthelpedmeacceptthatafirstdraftisalwaysrough.Thewritingprocesswasnomysterytome;Iknewnosuddeninspirationwouldcometofixit.Ihadtosolvetheproblemsmyself.Manypeoplegiveupbecausetheirfirstdraftfeelsterrible.Butallfirstdraftsarelikethat.WhilewritingGoneGirl,Ihadmanydoubts.Thestoryhadnoclearhero,andthebiggestsurprisecameinthemiddle,nottheend.Ilikedtheidea,andluckilymyeditorsdidtoo,butnoneofusknewwhetherreaderswouldenjoyit.Toourrelief,booksellerssupporteditearlyon.Thenovelenteredthebestsellerlistatnumbertwoandsoonreachednumberone.Idonotexpecttorepeatmysuccess.I’mgoingtowriteothergreatbooks,butthere’snevergoingtobeanotherGoneGirl.ThatwasjustpurelightninginabottleandIwasluckytobethereforit.24.WhatfirstinspiredtheauthortowriteGoneGirl?

A．Adreamaboutdanger.B．Atrue-crimeTVshow.C．Athoughtaboutherdoor.D．Herhusband’sstrangebehavior.25.Whatdoestheauthorthinkaboutfirstdrafts?

A．Theycanbeperfect.B．Theyusuallyshowfinalstyle.C．Theyareusuallyfarfromperfect.D．Theyshouldbebrieftothepoint.26.Whatcanweinferaboutthenovel’searlyreception?

A．Readersdislikeditslackofaclearhero.B．Itwasrejectedbybooksellersimmediately.C．Itfacedstrongcriticismfromtrue-crimefans.D．Editorsandbooksellersshowedearlysupport.27.Whatdoestheunderlinedpart“lightninginabottle”inthelastparagraphprobablymean?

A．Along-timeeffort.B．Arareluckyevent.C．Acommonsuccess.D．Awell-plannedresult.Everyonehasanaturalbodysmell,andmostofthetimeitiscompletelynormal.Whilemanypeopletrytohidetheirnaturalsmellwithdeodorant(除臭剂)orperfume,youusuallydonotsmellbadunlessyouaresweatingheavily.Still,ifyousuddenlynoticeanunpleasantsmell,itmayberelatedtothefoodyoueat.Tobeginwith,somevegetablescaninfluencethewayyourbodysmells.Forexample,onions,garlic,leeks,andscallionsarefullofflavorbutalsorichinsulfur(硫).Asthebodydigeststhem,sulfurcompoundsenterthebloodandmovethroughthepores,thebreath,andevenurine(尿液),whichcancreateastrongsmell.Still,thesevegetablesareverynutritious,sobrushingyourteethandusingdeodorantafterwardisoftenenough.Certainvegetablesmaychangethesmellofyoururine.Asparagusisagoodexample.Whenthebodybreaksdownasulfurcompoundinit,theurineofsomepeopledevelopsaspecialsmell.Thisdoesnothappentoeveryoneandiscompletelyharmless.Cruciferousvegetables—suchasbroccoli,cauliflower,andBrusselssprouts—canalsocontribute.Eatinglargeamountsofthemmayleadtobodyodororgas.However,cookingthemandincreasingyourintakeslowlycanhelpreducetheseeffects.Spicescanalsoplayapart.Strongspiceslikecumin,cayenne,andhorseradishraiseyourbodytemperatureandmakeyousweatmore.Asaresult,yourbodysmellmaybecomestronger.Usingdeodorantandwashingaftersweatingaresimplewaystomanagethis.Besidesthesefoods,redmeathasbeenlinkedtoalesspleasantbodysmell,althoughtheexactreasonremainsunclear.Alcoholcanhaveasimilareffect,asitispartlyreleasedthroughthebreath,pores,andurineduringdigestion.Ifyouwanttoreducebodysmellnaturally,washingwithantibacterialsoap,keepingyourunderarmskinclean,andchoosingasuitabledeodorantcanmakeabigdifference.Ifthesmellseemsunusualorlaststoolong,itisbesttoseekadvicefromadoctor.28.Whichfoodsaffectbodysmellthroughsulfurcompounds?

A．Onionsandgarlic.B．Cuminandcayenne.C．Broccoliandcauliflower.D．Asparagusandhorseradish.29.Whatissuggestedtoreducetheeffectsofeatingcruciferousvegetables?

A．Stopeatingthemforawhile.B．Drinkmorewateraftereating.C．Eatthemrawinsmallamounts.D．Cookthemandgraduallyeatmore.30.Whymightredmeataffectbodysmell?

A．Itraisesbodytemperaturefast.B．Itcontainsstrong-smellingspices.C．Scientistsaren’tsureofthecause.D．Itincreasessweatproductiongreatly.31.Whatisthebesttitleforthistext?

A．HowtoHideNaturalBodySmellB．FoodsThatInfluenceBodySmellC．NaturalChangesinHumanBodySmellD．EverydayTipsforManagingBodySmellRecently,strangephotosshowedseveraldogswithbrightbluefurlivingneartheChernobylnuclearpowerplantinUkraine.Theunusualsightsurprisedtheanimalworkerswholookafterthedogsinthearea.TheanimalsarebelievedtobedescendantsofpetsthatwereleftbehindaftertheChernobyldisasternearly40yearsago,inwhatwasthentheSovietUnion.ThebluedogswereseenwanderinginsidetheChernobylexclusionzonethismonth.ThegroupDogsofChernobyl,whichworkswiththenon-profitCleanFuturesFund,reportedfindingthreedogswhosefurhadsuddenlyturnedblue.Inapostonsocialmedia,thegroupsaidtheywerecatchingdogsforasterilizationprogramwhentheydiscoveredthestrangeanimals.“Wearenotsurewhythishappened,”thegroupwrote.Localpeoplesaidthedogshadnormalfuronlyaweekearlier.Workersarenowtryingtocatchthebluedogstolearnthecauseofthecolorchange.Theybelievethedogsmighthavetouchedorrolledinsomekindofchemicalsubstance.Apartfromtheirbluefur,thedogsappearedactiveandhealthy.DogsofChernobylwasfoundedin2017andprovidesfoodandmedicalcareforabout700dogslivinginthe47-square-kilometreexclusionzone.Theseanimalsarethedescendantsofpetsthatwereleftbehindin1986,whenpeoplewereforcedtoevacuateafteraseriousaccidentatthenuclearplant.OnApril26,1986,atestatoneoftheplant’sreactorswentwrongbecauseofseveralmistakes.Ahugeexplosiondestroyedthereactor’sroofandsentradioactivematerialsintotheair.TheSovietgovernmentquicklyevacuatedaround30,000peoplefromthenearbytown,butwindscarriedtheradiationacrosslargepartsofEurope,reachingasfarasItalyandFrance.Theexactnumberofdeathsremainsunclear.Dozensofpeoplesufferedfromsevereradiationsicknesssoonaftertheaccident,andsomelaterdied.Scientistsatthetimealsowarnedofpossiblelong-termhealthproblems,includingcancer,forthosewhohadbeenexposed.32.Whenwerethebluedogsfirstnoticed?

A．Thismonth.B．InearlyApril.C．Nearly40yearsago.D．Duringatestin1986.33.Whatcanbereasonablyinferredfromthedogs’furcolorchange?

A．Itprobablyresultedfromrecentchemicalcontact.B．Itisacommonseasonalchangefordogsinthearea.C．Thedogsareseriouslysickfromradiationexposure.D．Thedogshavebeenrecentlyfedonsomespecialfood.34.WhatisthemaingoalofDogsofChernobyl?

A．Feedingandtreatingdogs.B．Reunitingdogswitholdowners.C．Trainingdogsforsecuritywork.D．Preventingdogsfromspreadingradiation.35.What’sthechiefpurposeofthelasttwoparagraphs?

A．Toexplainwhydogsturnedblue.B．TointroduceDogsofChernobylgroup.C．Toprovidesomebackgroundinformation.D．Todiscusslong-termhealtheffectsofradiation.Caringforanagingparentcanbeoverwhelming,especiallywhentheirneedsseemendless.Jenlearnedthiswhenshebeganhelpinghermotherwithnewhealthproblems.Shefeltguiltyeverytimeshewantedabreak.36AscarecoachDeannaexplains,onlywhenyoutakebettercareofyourselfcanyoualsotakebettercareofothers.Hereareseveralpracticalstepsthatcanhelp.Startbythinkingclearlyaboutwhat“boundaries”meanforyou.37ForJen,thebiggestproblemwashavingtodrivelongdistanceseveryweekforhermother’sdoctorappointments.Shesolvedthisbycallingininsteadofgoinginperson.Itsavedhoursoftraveltimeandgreatlyreducedherstress.Onceyouknowyourlimits,communicatethemcalmlyandconsistently.38Jen’smomwasn’thappyshestoppedcominginperson,butJenremindedherthatshecouldstillaskquestionsandtakenotesbyphone.It’salsoimportanttoacceptbothyourownfeelings—andthefeelingsofyourlovedones.39Caregiversarehuman.Itisnormaltofeeltiredorupset,andprotectingyourownenergyallowsyoutoprovidebettercareinthelongrun.Lovedonesmaywantmorehelp,butsometimestheanswerhastobe“no.”Aboveall,donotgiveintoguilt.Boundariesarenotaboutleavingsomeonealone—theyhelpprotectyourenergysoyoucanbetrulyhelpfulwhenneeded.40Manypeoplefacethesameproblemandaskthesamequestionseveryday.

A．Andremember,youarenotalone.B．Actually,settingboundariesisn’tselfish.C．Identifywhattaskscreatethemoststress.D．Changemayupsetyourlovedoneatfirst.E．Sometimessharingtaskscaneasetheburden.F．Alwaysputyourfamilymember’sneedsfirst.G．Saying“no”doesn’tmakeyouabadcaregiver.三、完形填空At72,writerFrancisChindecidedtolearnsomethingnew.Afteryearsinmediaandjournalism,hewantedtostayactiveandrelevant—ratherthansimply________.Aformercolleagueoncetoldhimthatdatascientistswereinhighdemand,andthis________himtotakeacourseindatascience.Althoughhehad________laterinlifebefore—earningabachelor’sdegreeat44andamaster’sat51—onlinelearningwasacompletely________experienceforhim.Healsoremembered________withmathinschool,anddatascienceinvolvedtopicslikestatisticsandlogic.Still,herefusedtoletthat________him.Wheneverhefoundthelessonshardtofollow,heaskedquestions________,somethinghebelievedcameeasierwith________.Soon,hediscoveredthatdatasciencewasnotas________asitfirstseemed.Eventually,thesubjectbeganto________.Ashelearnedmore,Francisbegantoseehowdatasciencecouldbeusedtosolve________problems.Foroneproject,heresearchedhow________learningmighthelpreducemistakesinbreastcancerscreening.Evenifheneverworksasadatascientist,hefeels________tohavegainednewskillsinanimportantfield.Now,Francishopestocombinehis________experiencewithwhathehaslearned.HeplanstowriteafreebookaboutusingtoolslikeChatGPTandotherAIprograms.Tofellow________,hesays:keeplearning,staycurious,andneverbelieveitistoolatetogrow.41.A．returnB．travelC．escapeD．retire42.A．allowedB．inspiredC．promisedD．pushed43.A．studiedB．trainedC．workedD．experienced44.A．freshB．strangeC．simpleD．boring45.A．dealingB．competingC．strugglingD．arguing46.A．guideB．stopC．testD．change47.A．hesitantlyB．nervouslyC．formallyD．confidently48.A．luckB．supportC．ageD．pressure49.A．popularB．frighteningC．beneficialD．amusing50.A．makesenseB．keeppaceC．catchattentionD．losemeaning51.A．personalB．imaginaryC．commonD．real52.A．humanB．businessC．machineD．language53.A．curiousB．astonishedC．proudD．fortunate54.A．writingB．actingC．teachingD．drawing55.A．expertsB．scientistsC．engineersD．seniors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。Overthepastfiveyears,Chinahasmadegreatprogressinbuildingitsnationalparksystem.Thefirstfivenationalparks,officially56(establish)in2021,cover230,000squarekilometersandprotectnearly30%ofthecountry’skeywildlifespecies.Theseparkshavejoinedover120naturereservestogether,greatlyimprovingecosystemhealthandlong-term57(stable).Eachparkplaysaspecialrole.TheSanjiangyuanNationalParkprotectsthesourcesofthreemajorrivers,havingincreasedtheirwaterflow58nearly50%inthepastfiveyears.TheGiantPandaNationalParkconnectsseparatepandahabitats,givingtheanimalsalargerand59(safe)home.IntheNortheastTigerandleopardNationalPark,thenumberofwildtigers60(grow)from27toabout70since2017.TheHainantropicalRainforestNationalParkistheonlyplace61theHainangibbonpopulationhasbeensteadilyrising.WuyishanNationalPark62(hold)theworld’smostcompletemid-subtropicalforestecosystematitslatitude.Theparksalsobenefitlocalpeople:nearly50,000residentshavefoundpark-relatedjobsneartheirhomes,63(earn)10,000—20,000yuanyearly.InAugust2024,Chinacompletedpropertyrightsregistrationfortheseparks,clarifyingownership64responsibilities.AnewnationalparklawwilltakeeffectonJanuary1,2026,providingstronglegalprotectionforthesenatural65(treasure).五、书信写作66.假定你是校报英语专栏编辑李华，想请外教Iris写一篇介绍澳大利亚“原住民文化（Aboriginalculture）”的文章。请用英语给Iris写一封邮件，内容包括：1.说明写信目的；2.提出具体请求（如字数、截止时间等）；3.表达感谢与期待。注意：1.写作词数应为80左右；2.请按如下格式在答题卡的相应位置作答。DearIris,____________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________Bestwishes,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。WhenIwaschosenbymyheadteachertopresentourclassprojectattheannualschooleventonbehalfofmyclass,Ifeltbothhonoredandanxious.Speakinginfrontofsuchalargeaudiencehadalwaysbeenmybiggestfear.Althoughtheproject,whichfocusedonreducingplasticwasteoncampus,meantalottoallofus,Iwasstillworriedthatmynervousnesswouldruineverything.Duringthefirstpracticesession,Istruggledtogetthroughthespeech.Myvoiceshook,andImispronouncedseveralwords.Worsestill,Iforgotsomekeypoints,whichleftmefeelingbothfrustratedandembarrassed.Seeingmystruggle,mybestfriendLilyvolunteeredtohelp.Everyafternoon,shestayedwithmeafterschool,patientlylisteningtomyrehearsalsandgivingsuggestions.“Takeitslow.You’redoingbetter