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2026届广东省广东省高三年级上学期1月份适应性测试英语试卷一、阅读理解Manystudentsenjoysharingideasandsolvingproblems,andhere’sagreatchancetoturnthatpassionintoaction—theStudentAcademicInnovationShowcase!Thiseventinvitesyoutocreateavideo-onlypresentationondistincttopics:dailyschoollife(suchasclubexperiences),communitylivelihoodissues(likepublicfacilityimprovement),whichtheeventplacesaspecialemphasison,personalfutureplans,orschool-basedenvironmentalprotectionpractices.You’realsowelcometoexplainideasthatteenagerseasilyunderstandbutadultsmightfindconfusing.WhocanjoinAllstudentsingrades9to12arequalified,regardlessofacademicperformance,andyoucanworkaloneorinateamof2to5classmates—noneedforafter-classclubmemberships.RequirementsAItoolsarepermittedonlyasaids,suchasforcollectingresearchdata.Yourpresentationmustbe4to9minuteslong;longerorshorterworkswon’tbeaccepted.ThesubmissionperiodstartsonMarch10th,2026,andendsonJune15th,2026.Entriesmustbeuploadedtotheschoolofficialwebsite;e-mailentriesarenotallowed.Youcanaddoriginalchartsorsimpledemonstrationstomakeyourideasclearer.JudgingCriteriaJudgesfavorentriesthatreflectreal-lifeteenchallengesandofferpracticalsolutions,andthey’llscoreentriesinthreeagegroups(9thgrade,10th-11thgrades,12thgrade)basedonthreekeycriteria.InformationSelection(fortypercent)focusesonusefulcontent(tenpercent),logicalorganization(twentypercent),andfocuseddelivery(tenpercent).IdeaOriginality(thirty-fivepercent)looksathowyourworkshowsyouruniqueviews(twelvepercent),engagingexpression(thirteenpercent),andabilitytomakelistenersthink(tenpercent).TechnicalSkill(twenty-fivepercent)valuesrealeffortmorethanexpensiveequipment,withextracreditforsmoothvideoeditingandconsistentvisualstyle.1.Whatdoestheeventspeciallyfocuson?

A.Thegenerationgap.B.Thecommunityconcerns.C.Campusecosystemprotection.D.Individualcareerplanning.2.Whatcanleadtodisqualification?

A.Submittingtheworkbye-mail.B.UsingAItoolsfordatacollection.C.Workinginateamoffourstudents.D.Addingchartstothepresentation.3.Whattakesupthelargestproportioninthejudgingcriteria?

A.IdeaOriginality.B.TechnicalSkill.C.InformationSelection.D.PracticalSolutions.DanielleBoyergrewupinDetroitandontheSaultSte.MarieTribereservationinupperMichigan.ShewashomeschooledbyhermotherandalsolearnedaboutherIndigenous(原住民的)culturethroughoraltraditionsandstorytellingfromhergrandmother.Butthenwhenshewasateenager,Boyersawheryoungersister,Bri,hitaneducationalroadblock.AfanofDisney’sWall-Erobotmovie,“shewantedtojoinaroboticsteam,butitwashundredsofdollarstoparticipate,”Boyersaid.“Thatjustwasn’tanaccessiblethingforus.”Then,shestartedthinkingaboutwhatshecoulddotohelplowerbarriersforIndigenousyouthtoaccesseducationalopportunities,particularlyinSTEAM(science,technology,engineering,artandmath)subjects.SheattendedahighschoolforthefirsttimeinDetroit.Thechangewasacultureshockforagirlwho’dgrownupinarural,family-centeredsetting.Hopingtomeetmorepeopleandthinkingofhersister,shejoinedtheschool’sroboticsclub.Wantingtocreateasafespaceforgirlsintechnology,the18-year-oldBoyerfoundedanonprofitorganization,theSTEAMConnection,whichprovidestoolsandprogramsforIndigenousyouthinSTEAM.Meanwhile,shedesignedasmallroboticcar,mass-producedinpartsanddistributedforfreetostudentstobuild.Boyernamedtheproject“EveryKidgetsARobot”,andsheledrobot-makingworkshopsaroundthecountry,focusingonIndigenouscommunities.SoonBoyerbeganthinkingaboutotherwaystointegrateroboticsintoIndigenouslife.In2021,shedevelopedalanguagerobotnamedSkoBot,whosegoalwastohavepeopleinteractwithamachineinawaythatwouldbeenjoyableandeducational.AsthelastfluentspeakerofAnishinaabemowinintheirfamily,Boyer’sgrandmotherprovidedthevoicerecordingsforthefirstrobot.EventhoughBoyeraimstomaketherobotsfunandfriendly,sheneverlosessightofbroadergoals.Tominimizetheirimpactontheenvironment,sheusesrecycledplastic.ShealsoensuresthattheycanfunctionwithouttheInternet,assomeruralcommunitiesdonothavesufficientInternetaccess.4.WhatmadeBoyercareabouttheeducationofIndigenousyouth?

A.Hersister’sexperiences.B.Hergrandmother’sguidance.C.Disney’sWall-Erobotmovie.D.RequirementsofSTEAMsubjects.5.WhatisBoyer’spurposeofcreatingtheSTEAMConnection?

A.Tostudythecommoncultureshock.B.Toconnectwithmoreoutsiders.C.ToaidthenativeyouthinSTEAM.D.ToexpandIndigenouscommunities.6.WhatdoesthedevelopmentofSkoBotdemonstrate?

A.Happyeducationinspiresinnovation.B.Traditionscomprisemanyopportunities.C.Languagesdefinethelimitsofthought.D.Technologycanserveculturalpreservation.7.WhichcanbestdescribeDanielleBoyer?

A.Cautiousandambitious.B.Creativeandresponsible.C.Humorousandgenerous.D.Modestandpatient.WhenPeterKurrild-KlitgaardandhisfamilymovedtoFrederiksberg,aleafyneighborhoodofCopenhagen,17yearsago,theyhadfiveorsixpostboxeswithinafewminutes’walkingdistance.Todaytherearenone.They’dbeenprogressivelyremovedbyPostNord,thestate-ownedmailservice.OnDecember30th,2025,PostNordtookthingsfurther:after400years,itendeditscollectionanddeliveryoflettersentirely.DenmarkisthefirstEuropeancountrytodoso.Overthepast25years,thevolumeoflettershasdeclinedby90%.In2024aloneitfell30%,theresultofanewlawthatendedDenmark’suniversalservicecommitment(whichrequiredpostalcompaniestomakeserviceaccessibletoeveryoneatanaffordableprice)andopenedthemarkettocompetitors.PostageforastandarddomesticlettershotuptoDKr29($4.50),andDKr39fornext-daydelivery.Actually,postofficesallovertheworldhaveseenthevolumeofletterscollapseoverthepasttwodecades.“Therateofdeclineofthevolumeoflettersdiffers,accordingtothelevelofdigitisationofacountry.Infact,theyarefarfromobsolete,”saysArmenChalumyanofCullenInternational,aresearchfirm.Theystillaccountforasubstantialportionofpostalrevenue(收入).UntilrecentlyIndiaandBrazilstillhadrisingvolumesoflettersbecauseoftheirgrowingmiddleclasses,accordingtotheUniversalPostalUnion(UPU).Ontheotherhand,servicesthathaveintegratedresourcesandupgradedquality,suchasthoseinMaltaandPortugal,aregenerallyinbettershapethanstate-runones.Italy’sPosteItaliane,whichhasintroducedpartialreformsfocusingonthemarket,hashadagoodrununderMatteoDelFante,anex-banker.Theprofitablefirmprovidesbankingandinsuranceservicesaswellasdeliveringlettersandparcels.Postepay,itspre-paiddebit(借记)cards,introducedin2003,areagreatsuccesswitharound7.2minuse.Germany’sDeutschePostDHLgroup,alistedcompanywhosebiggestshareholderisGermany’sstate-owneddevelopmentbank,isalsoprofitable,andwasvotedtheworld’sbestpostalservicealongsideSwitzerlandin2024.8.WhydoestheauthormentionPeterandhisfamily?

A.Toshowpostboxes’convenience.B.Toillustratepostalservicedecline.C.Tocriticizecurrentpostalpolicies.D.Toexplainquickpostboxremoval.9.WhatcanwesayaboutDenmark’sendofletterdelivery?

A.It’saresultofmultiplefactors.B.It’sbasedonitsdigitization.C.It’saimedatotherbusinesses.D.It’sforthenewlaw’spromotion.10.Whatdoestheunderlinedword“obsolete”inparagraph3mean?

A.Essential.B.Outdated.C.Profitable.D.Convinced.11.Whatmessagedoesthelastparagraphconvey?

A.Traditionalmailstillhasaplacenowadays.B.Credibilityholdsthekeytodevelopment.C.Goingdigitalinsomefieldsisdouble-edged.D.Diversificationhelpspostalservicesprosper.Dogshavebeenapartofhumansocietyforover20,000years.Initially,theyservedpeoplebysupportinghunters,anditdidnottakelongbeforetheybecamepartofthehome.Dogsmightnothelpsecurefood,butforyearsevidencehasmountedthattheyhelppeopleinanotherway.ResearchledbyDr.KikusuiTakefumiatAzabuUniversityinJapanexplainswhatmightbegoingon.Themicrobes(微生物)foundelsewhere,particularlyinthehumangut(肠道),producechemicalsthatinfluencehowthebrainworks.Thosemicrobesareheavilyaffectedbydiet,butarealsoshapedbyfactorslikestress,pollutantsandexercise.Kikusuiknewfromhisownresearchthathavingadoginfluencedthemicrobiotaofthehumangut,too.Withthisinmind,hewonderedifmicrobemovementfromdogsmightbehelpingbringpsychologicalbenefitstoowners.Eagertofindout,hesetupanexperimentwith343participantsinTokyo.Kikusuispecificallyworkedwithteenagers,whoaregoingthroughacrucialperiodofbraindevelopment,whensocialinteractionsoftenhavelastingmentaleffects;ifmicrobesfromdogswerereducingteenanxietyandincreasingteensociality,thenthiswouldgeneratelong-termpositiveeffects.Heandhiscoworkersthereforepsychologicallyanalysed96teenswhoweredogownersand247teenswhowerenot.Kikusuiandhiscoworkersfoundthatdogownerssufferedfromfewersocialproblems.Morespecifically,theywerelesslikelytoreactstronglyduringconflicts,anddemonstratedfewerproblembehaviorsandlesssocialwithdrawal.Kikusuiandhiscoworkersthencollectedsaliva(唾液)samplesfromtheparticipantsandnotedthatcertainkindsofStreptococcusandPrevotella7weresignificantlymoreplentifulinsamplesfromdogowners.Theyfurtherfoundthatparticipantswithinwhomthesekeymicrobeswererarealsotendedtohavemoreproblematicbehaviors.Asanticipatedbeforetheexperiment,microbes,addedtothehumangutbydogs,maybeinfluencingthebrainsoftheirownersinhealthyways.12.WhatisthebasisforKikusui’sexperiment?

A.Microbesdeterminehumanbehavior.B.Dietshapesthemicrobiotainthegut.C.Dogsreducementalstressinteenagers.D.Dogsrelatetomicrobesinthehumangut.13.Whyweretheteenagerschosenasparticipants?

A.Theyshowmoresocialproblems.B.Theirmicrobesareeasilychanged.C.Theyoftentendtokeepdogsaspets.D.Theirbraindevelopmentisatakeystage.14.Howdidtheresearchteamfeelabouttheresultoftheexperiment?

A.Unsurprised.B.Unsatisfied.C.Discouraged.D.Confused.15.Whatisthebesttitleforthetext?

A.DogsImproveHumanHealthConstantlyB.DogownershipReducesTeenProblemsC.MicrobesLinkDogstoHumanBehaviorD.GutMicrobesInfluenceBrainNegativelyAdefiningexampleofhowpassiondrivescareersuccessliesinmystruggletobreakintotheamusementparkindustryaftercollege.Asakid,Iwascrazyaboutrollercoasters(过山车).I’dspendhoursdrawingcoasterlayoutsandtapingamusementparkbrochurestomyroomwalls.Thatchildhoodlovewasn’tjustahobby.16Aftergraduatingwithahistorydegree,IwrotetonearlyeveryridemakerandamusementparkIcouldfind,hopingforajobrelatedtorollercoasters.17Mostpeoplemighthavegivenup,butmypassionforcoasterskeptmegoing.Insteadofabandoningmydream,IdecidedtotakeajobsellingadsforanindustrynewspapereventhoughIwasshyandhadneversoldanythingbefore.18Throughthejob,Icouldlearnhowtheindustryworked,andmakevaluablecontacts.Thesesmalleffortshelpedmegraduallygraspindustryrulesandlaythegroundworkforfutureopportunities.19Theadsalesjobtaughtmekeyskillslikecommunicationandunderstandingcustomerneeds,whichlaterhelpedmeinsalesrolesatRideEntertainmentandZamperla.Attimes,Iwasdoingunrelatedtasks—likemanagingsocialmediaorhandlingcontracts.20WhenZamperlaofferedmeachancetoleadtheirrollercoasterdivision,mylifelongpassiongavemethecouragetotakethestep.Thisexperienceprovesthatpassionisn’tjustafeeling.It’sapowerfulmotivator,whichkeptmestrongthroughrejections,pushedmetolearnnewskills,andguidedeverycareerchoiceImade.

A.Thatdecisioneventuallypaidoff.B.Passionpushedmetolearnmymajorhard.C.IoftenvisitedlocalamusementparkswhenIwasakid.D.Butonerejectionletterafteranotherlandedinmymailbox.E.Itbecamethefuelthatpushedmethroughrepeatedrejections.F.Isawitasawaytolayafoundationfortheamusementbusiness.G.YetIneverlostsightofmygoaltoworkdirectlywithrollercoasters.二、完形填空OnastormynightinsouthernGreece,EiraTossstoodlookingatherfloodedhome,despairbitingatherheart.Thecentury’sworstrainstormturnedthenearbyriverthatwasusually________intoaviolentflood,whichcoveredeveryroomwiththickmudandreducedhernewfurnituretoruins.Whentherainstopped________intheearlymorning,everythingfellsilent.Eirastayedoutside,hermind________byhowtofixthechaos—she’dmovedinjustaweekprior,________tothevillage.Justthen,thesoundofanenginebrokethe________.Downthenarrowroadcameatruckwithshovels(铲子).BeforeEiracouldvoiceher________,fourvillagewomenledbyoldladyNora________,rollingupsleeves.“Weheardaboutyourtrouble,”Norasaidwarmly.“Noneedto________thisalone—we’reheretohelp.”Eirawas________;she’donlysharedsimplegreetingswiththem.Overthenexttwodays,theyworkedhardfromearlymorningtillnight,cleaningthemuddyfloors,carryingout________belongings,andclearingawaythedirt.Bytheeveningofthesecondday,herhomewas________.Eirathankedthemagainandagain,butNorasimplysaid,“Thisisour________oftreatingpeoplehere.”Thoughthestormhad________much,it’dalsogivenhersomethinglasting:aplaceinacommunitywherepeople________oneanother,notoutofduty,butthroughsimple,human________.21.A.peacefulB.deepC.colorfulD.clean22.A.strangelyB.eventuallyC.partiallyD.desperately23.A.cloudedB.ignoredC.encouragedD.refreshed24.A.sensitiveB.thankfulC.importantD.new25.A.conversationB.darknessC.quietnessD.concentration26.A.protestB.sorrowC.confusionD.anxiety27.A.observedB.hesitatedC.doubtedD.advanced28.A.faceB.avoidC.guaranteeD.support29.A.embarrassedB.shockedC.concernedD.satisfied30.A.extraB.expensiveC.damagedD.used31.A.warmB.livableC.noisyD.empty32.A.benefitB.differenceC.decisionD.style33.A.taughtB.respondedC.predictedD.taken34.A.lookedoutforB.keptpacewithC.tookadvantageofD.madeupfor35.A.potentialB.dignityC.careD.intervention三、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。The27thHarbinIce-SnowWorld,theworld’slargestice-and-snowthemedpark,openedtothepubliconDecember17th,2025inHarbin—knownasChina’s“IceCity”and36(serve)asthecapitalofNortheastChina’sHeilongjiangProvince.Coveringarecord1.2millionsquaremetersandusing400,000cubicmetersoficeandsnow,theparktakes“IceandSnow,FairyTaleWorld”as37(it)themethisyear,integratingthegrandsizeofconstructionwitha38(reality)atmosphereoffairytale.Itfeaturesthreemainlandscapeaxes(轴线),alarge-scalethemedparade,anoutdoorstageandanewlybuilt5,000-square-meterair-supportedfacility,39thevenuealsoincludesadvancedtechnologicalelementssuchassmartlightingsystemsandAIinteractiveexperiences40enhancevisitors’participationandenjoyment.Uptonow,aseriesofevents,whichincludetheopeningceremonyoftheHarbinInternationalIceandSnowFestival,internationalicesculpturecompetitions,snowfootballandicehockeymatches,aswellasaNewYear’sEveconcert,41(schedule)withinthepark.Ticketsareavailable42advancepurchasethroughHarbinIce-SnowWorld’sofficialWeChataccountandotheronlinechannelsincludingMeituanandAlipay.BesidestheIce-SnowWorld,Harbinispromotingtwoothermajorwintertourist43(spot):the1.5-million-square-meterSunIslandSnowExpoandanIceandSnowCarnivalalongthefrozenSonghuaRiver,44(equip)withsome260snowsculpturesand60ice-and-snowentertainmentprojects,45(respective).四、书信写作46.假定你是李华,你所在的科技俱乐部研发了一款“校园垃圾分类智能识别箱”。请给你的英国笔友Alice写一封邮件,内容包括:1.识别箱的功能;2.识别箱的意义。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。DearAlice,________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________Yours,LiHua五、书面表达47.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。Theend-of-termEnglishgroupprojectwasannounced,andLuna’sheartsankwhenshelearnedshewaspairedwithToby.Asatopstudent,Lunaalwaystooktasksseriously,whileTobywasknownforbeing“uncooperative”—heoftenrejectedrigidgroupplansandpreferredworkingalone.FewpeopleknewthatToby’sgrandmawasafolkcustominheritor(传承者),andhe’dlearnedalotabouttraditionalculturesincechildhood.Theirteacherassignedthemthetopicof“TraditionalFolkCustoms”,andLunaimmediatelymadeadetailedplan,determinedtogetahighscore.LunasenttheplantoToby,askinghimtocollectinformationaboutfolkcustoms.Threedayspassed,however,Tobydidn’treply.WhenLunafoundhimintheclassroom,hewasdrawingfolkcostumesinhisnotebookinsteadof

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