2026届浙江金丽衢十二校高三第二次联考英语试卷

2026届浙江金丽衢十二校高三第二次联考英语试卷一、听力选择题1.WhatdoesthemanthinkofMary?

A．She’scompetent.B．She’screative.C．She’sfriendly.2.Whatisthetopicoftheconversation?

A．Tipsondoingexercise.B．Methodsofrevision.C．Waysofreadingmaps.3.Whereareprobablythespeakers?

A．Atadrugstore.B．Inarestaurant.C．Atabutcher’s.4.Whatdoesthewomanthinkisthereasonforhersorethroat?

A．Talkingtoomuch.B．Spicyfood.C．Acold.5.Whendoestheconversationtakeplace?

A．InMarch.B．InApril.C．InMay.听下面一段对话，回答以下小题。6.Whatitemsdidtheypackinthecar?

A．Tent,snacksandmaps.B．Snacks,cameraandmaps.C．Camera,snacksandbaseball.7.Whatarethespeakersmainlytalkingabout?

A．Travelpreparations.B．Apicnicplan.C．Hikingroutes.听下面一段对话，回答以下小题。8.Whatdidthemanoriginallyorder?

A．Tenchickennuggetsandtwocheesehamburgers.B．Twentychickennuggetsandtwofishhamburgers.C．Twentychickennuggetsandtwocheesehamburgers.9.WhydidthewomangivefreeFrenchfriestotheman?

A．Topromotetheirnewproduct.B．Toencouragehimtoordermore.C．Toapologizefortheerrorintheorder.10.Whathappenedtotheman’sorder?

A．Themanplacedawrongorder.B．Thereceiptoftheorderwasmissing.C．Theorderwasmistakenforanotherone.听下面一段对话，回答以下小题。11.Wheredidthespeakersmeetlastweek?

A．Neartheneighborhood.B．Atthemeeting.C．Inthewoman’soffice.12.Whydidthemanfeelembarrassed?

A．Heforgotthewoman’sname.B．Helostthewoman’stelephonenumber.C．Hedidn’tliketheconversationwiththewoman.13.Howdoesthewomansound?

A．Understanding.B．Annoyed.C．Awkward.听下面一段对话，回答以下小题。14.Whatdoesthewomansayaboutheremotionalstate?

A．Sheisalwayshappyandneverfeelstired.B．Sheissometimestiredorsadbutoptimistic.C．Sheseldomseesthebrightsideofanything.15.WhendoesthewomangetuponSundays?

A．At10am.B．At9am.C．At6am.16.Whydoesthewomanwakeupearly?

A．Toavoidfeelingrushed.B．Topreventbeinglate.C．Tocheckemails.17.Whatcanbeinferredabouttheman’sbreakfasthabit?

A．Heofteneatssandwichesathome.B．Heenjoyscookingbreakfasthimself.C．Healmostneverhasbreakfastathome.听下面一段独白，回答以下小题。18.Whatisthemainpurposeofthisprogram?

A．Tosellbooksatalowerprice.B．Tohelppeoplewhocan’taffordbooks.C．Tocollectoldbooksforrecycling.19.HowdidMs.Chenfeelabouttheprogram’sfirstweek?

A．Surprised.B．Worried.C．Grateful.20.WhatcanweinferaboutXiaoMei?

A．Sheoftengoestothelibrarytostudy.B．Shegotabookwithoutpayingforit.C．Shedonatedapicturebooktotheshelf.二、阅读理解Contests

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A．ApoemaboutAmericanhistory.B．Anonfictionnovelwith10,000words.C．AshortstorybasedonKentucky.D．Afull-lengthbookwrittenbysomepoets.23.Whichtwocontestshavethesamesubmissiondeadline?

A．OrisonPrizesinPoetry&Fiction&PrimeNumberMagazineAwards.B．KentuckyVisionsShortStoryContest&OrisonPrizesinPoetry&FictionC．PrimeNumberMagazineAwards&AmericaMediaFoleyPoetryContest.D．NewMillenniumWritingAwards&KentuckyVisionsShortStoryContest.Iwasbornin2010inthecountryside,whichmaybewhyIalwaysfeltalittleoutofstepwiththetimes.Throughoutmychildhood,Ihadneverseentallbuildingsorhadasmartphone.Theoldcomputerwehadathomewasmyonlywindowtotheonlineworld,whichIbeganexploringattheageof8.Myparentswerebusyduringtheday,sosurfingtheinternetwasabigdealforme.IalwaysturnedoffthecomputerbeforetheygothometoletitcooldownandhidewhatIhadbeendoingallday.Ifeelliketheonlinevibewasmuchmoreinclusivebackthen.IstillrememberthefriendlydebatesaboutthevariousadaptationsofLegendsoftheCondorHeroes.Everyonewouldsharetheirthoughtsandreasons.Justtheotherday,IsawasimilarquestiononXiaohongshu,butthediscussionquicklyturnedintoheatedarguments.Backthen,sharingresourcesforonlinenovelsorgamingstrategieswascommon,butnow,suchrequestscaneasilytriggeronlinedebates.MyparentslovedplayingStephenChowmoviesathome,whichturnedmeintoabelatedfanoftheseclassic1990sHongKongcomedies.Atthecoreofhishumorliestragedy,yethisfilmsalsotaughtmesimplevalues:bebrave,beresilient,stayoptimistic,andnevergiveuponyourdreams.Tome,StephenChowfeelslikeanoldfriendI’veknownforyears—aforever-younglegend.IwishIhadbeenbornearlier,inthatgoldenera.I’ddescribemyselfasaseverenostalgia(怀旧)addict,especiallywhenitcomesto90sarchitecture.Justlookingatimagesofthosebuildingsorwalkingnearthembringsmeasenseofcomfort.Thoughthey’vebecomerelicsofthepast,nothingistrulyforgotten.24.Whatcanbeinferredabouttheauthor’schildhoodfromthefirstparagraph?

A．Hehadnoideaabouttheonlineworld.B．Hislifekeptpacewiththetimes.C．Hisparentsweretoobusytolookafterhim.D．Hehadlimitedaccesstotheinternet.25.Whatdoestheauthormeanbysaying“theonlinevibewasmuchmoreinclusivebackthen”?

A．Morepeoplewerewillingtoshare.B．Itiseasiertoreachanagreement.C．Differentviewpointscouldberespected.D．Thereweremoreonlineplatforms.26.WhatdoestheauthorthinkofStephenChow’sfilms?

A．Theyonlyappealtoyoungpeople.B．Theyaretragedieswithsubtlehumor.C．Theyaredifficulttounderstandtoday.D．Theycombinehumorwithdeepmeaning.27.Whichofthefollowingbestdescribestheauthor’soveralltoneinthepassage?

A．Hopeful.B．Emotional.C．Humorous.D．Critical.Whenyou’relearninganewlanguage,therearealotofthingstoremember:spellingrules,grammarrules,punctuationrules…thelistisendless.Butthere’ssomethingthatcanhelpyou:mnemonics[pronounced“nemonics”].Mnemonicsaretechniquestohelpyourememberthings.Thereareavarietyofthem,includingrhymes,spellingacronymsandsentencemnemonics.Rhymesareagreatwaytorememberthings.Thesounds,unusualwordsandrhythmofthemhelpyourecallideas.DoyouknowwhenColumbussailedtoAmerica?There’sarhymetohelpyouwhichgoeslikethis,“Infourteen-hundredandninety-two,Columbussailedtheoceanblue.”Mostpeoplewho’veheardthatneverforgetit!Spellingacronymsinvolvecreatingasentencebasedonthelettersofatargetword.Forexample,thefollowingsentencecanhelpyouwiththespellingoftheword“because”,“Bigelephantscanalwaysunderstandsmallelephants”.Noticehowthefirstletterofeachwordinthesentencespellsouttheword“because”.Andifyoucan’trememberthespellingoftheword“mnemonics”,usethisone“Mikenevereatsmeatornutsincasehe’ssick”!Sentencemnemonicsarealsouseful.Thefollowingcanhelpyouwiththedifferencebetweenthewords“principal”and“principle”,“Aprincipalisyourpalatschool,andaprincipleisabelieforrule.”Orthisonetohelpyourememberthedifferenceinspellingbetween“deserts”(suchastheSahara)and“desserts”(suchasTiramisu),“Adesserthastwosugarssoit’ssweeter,butadesertonlyhasone.”[Thetwo“sugars”mentionedinthesentencerefertothetwos’sintheword“dessert”.]Youcanlearngrammarruleswithsentencemnemonicstoo.Forexample,thisonecanhelpyouwiththepositionofadjectives,“Adjectivescomebeforenounsjustas‘A’comesbefore‘N’.”Andthisonecanhelpyoulearnabouttheuseofapostrophes(撇号),“Apostrophesshowpossession.”Mnemonicscanhelpalotwithlanguagelearning.Whynottryinventingafewofyourown!28.Whataremnemonicsinthepassage?

A．Professionaltoolbooks.B．Specificlanguagemodel.C．Languagelearningstrategies.D．Differentlanguagerules.29.WhyistherhymeaboutColumbusmentionedinparagraph3?

A．Tocomparerhymeswithothertechniques.B．Toshowhowrhymesmakefactsmemorable.C．ToprovethatColumbuswasagreatexplorer.D．Toexplaintheimportanceofhistoricalevents.30.Whichofthefollowingisanexampleofasentencemnemonic?

A．“In1066,theNormansdidfix”rhymestheyearoftheNormanConquest.B．“George’selderlyoldgrandfatherrodeapighomeyesterday”helpsspell“geography”.C．“Myveryeducatedmotherjustservedusnoodles”helpsremembertheorderofplanets.D．“Astationerystoresellspaper,whileastationarycardoesn’tmove”differentiateswords.31.Whichofthefollowingwouldtheauthorprobablyagreewithaboutinventingmnemonics?

A．Itrequiresspecialtraining.B．Itdoesnottakemuchtimeoreffort.C．Itissomethingreaderscantrythemselves.D．Languageteachersshoulduseitinclass.Woodpeckers(啄木鸟)operateatanextremelevel,boringthroughsolidwoodwithforcesmorethan30timestheirownweightanddrillingupto13timesasecond.Howdotheynevermissabeatwhileheadbangingsohard?Itturnsoutthatthebirdstenseuptheirentirebodytosmashthroughwood,lettingoutshort,explosivegruntswitheachstrike,reportBrownUniversitybiologistNicholasAntonsonandhiscolleaguesintheJournalofExperimentalBiology.“Woodpeckersreallyarenature’shammerinasense,”Antonsonsays.Tostudyhowthebirdstap,theresearchersfirsthumanelycapturedeightwildDownyWoodpeckersandcarefullyinsertedelectrodesintotheirmusclesinthelaboratory.Theelectrodesfedintoatiny,fittedbackpackthatrecordedelectricalsignalsfromcontractingmusclesasthebirdspecked.Theyalsocheckedwhetherthewoodpeckersheldtheirbreathduringexertion(用力)(likeweightlifterstendtodo)orexhaled(呼气)(liketennisplayers)whilestrikingthewoodbyexaminingairflowthroughthebirds’airsacs—small,balloon-likestructuresthathelpthembreatheinandout.Bymatchingthesemeasurementswithhigh-speedvideos,thescientiststrackedthewoodpeckers’tapsdowntoeveryfourmilliseconds.Insteadofusingasinglemuscletocontroltheaction,woodpeckersactivated“everymusclefromtheheadtothetail,”Antonsonsays.Thebirdsusedtheirpowerfulhipflexorstopushforward,clenchedtheirtailandabs(腹肌)toprepareforthestrike,andstiffenedthebackoftheirheadandneckoncontact—similartothewayyoumightstiffenthebackofyourwristwhenyouhammeranail.Theythenengagedadifferentsetofhipandneckmusclestodrawback.Thebirdsalsoperfectlypairedtheirpeckswithsharpexhalations“asanothermeansofstabilizingtheircoremusclesandpoweringthroughthosestrikes,”Antonsonexplains.“Tobeabletobreatheout13timespersecondandinhaleontheorderof40millisecondsisreallyimpressive.”Songbirds,whicharen’tcloselyrelatedtowoodpeckers,aretheonlyotherbirdsknowntosopreciselytimetheirbreaths,whichtheydoastheysing.“Peckingisafull-bodyexercise,”saysUniversityofAlabamabiologistNicoleAckermans,whostudiesbraindamageinwoodpeckersandhead-buttingsheep.Coordinating“microbreaths”withmuscleclenchingandcreating“thishammerlikestructureintheirwholebodyissuchauniqueapproach,”sheadds.32.Whatdoesthequestioninthefirstparagraphmean?

A．Howdowoodpeckersavoidinjurywhilepecking?B．Whydowoodpeckerspeckfasterthanotherbirds?C．Whatmakeswoodpeckersstrongerthanotheranimals?D．Howmuchweightcanwoodpeckerscarrywhilepecking?33.Whydidtheresearchersinsertelectrodesintothewoodpeckers’muscles?

A．Totesttheirreactiontoelectricalsignals.B．Torecordmuscleactivityduringpecking.C．Tomeasuretheirheartratewhilepecking.D．Toexaminethestructureoftheirmuscles.34.Whatdoestheunderlinedword“clenched”inparagraph4mostlikelymean?

A．Tightened.B．Relaxed.C．Stretched.D．Lifted.35.Whichofthefollowingisthemostsuitabletitleforthepassage?

A．Woodpeckers:SmartToolUsersB．Woodpeckers:Nature’sHammersC．Woodpeckers:AmazingStrengthD．Woodpeckers:PowerfulMuscleControllerAttheBeijingWorldofRobots,locatedintheroboticsindustrialparkinBeijing’sYizhuang,thevisionofanintelligentfutureiscomingtorealitywithallkindsofrobots.WithadvancedAIcapabilities,theyareincreasinglytransitioningfromindustrialapplicationstodomesticenvironmentswithhuman-likeappearancesandskillfulbodyandhandmovements.36EmbeddedAI(具身智能),whichintegratesAIwithphysicalobjectssuchasrobots,isemergingasagame-changingtechnologywithlimitlesspotential.37Forinstance,UnitreeRobotics,knownforitsdancingrobotsshowcasedatCCTV’sSpringFestivalGala,demonstratescutting-edgeapplicationsofembeddedAI.Inindustrialandagriculturalsettings,embeddedAIcandramaticallyenhanceoperationalefficiency.38Forhomesandhealthcaresectors,itofferspersonalizedandintelligentsolutions,suchasAI-poweredsmarthomesystemsthathavealreadybeenwidelyadopted.Additionally,autonomousdrivingtechnologies,thoughstillunderrefinementandtesting,representanotherpromisingavenueforembeddedAI.39Thisinnovativesolution,jointlylaunchedbyMeituanMedicineandGalbot,representstheworld’sfirsthumanoidrobot-poweredsmartpharmacysystem.ItmadeitsdebutattheChinaInternationalFairforTradeinServicesinSeptember2024.40Itautonomouslyplansitsroute,navigatestotherequireditem,andusesadvancedAI-poweredvisionandgraspingtechnologytocompletethetask.Thiscutting-edgetechnologyshowshowAIisrevolutionizinghealthcareservices.

A．Itcanalsoreducecostsandenableprecisemanagement.B．Chinahasplayedaleadingroleinthedevelopmentofelderlycarerobots.C．SeveralChinesecompanieshavealreadymadesignificantstridesinthisarea.D．Theserobotscanbringintelligentassistancetovariousaspectsofeverydaylife.E．OnegroundbreakingexampleofAI-drivenroboticsistheGalbothumanoidrobot.F．Designedfor24/7autonomousoperation,aGalbotrobotcanrestockitemsefficiently.G．Meanwhile,theautomotiveindustryisalsoexperiencingarapidAI-driventransformation.三、完形填空Theoldsawabouttheevilstepparentcertainlydidn’tapplytoRogerMcElroy.Hemadeapointofbeinga________presenceinthelifeofhisstepdaughter,BrookeJohnson.AttimeswhenlifethrewscrewballsatJohnson,McElroywastheretopickherup.Duringone________time,heleftheravoicemailthatsaid,“Everything’sgonnabefine.We’ll________it.”In2024,McElroy________afallthatlefthimaquadriplegic.Threeandahalfweekslater,hediedofthoseinjuries.Butbeforethat,whilebeingbyhisbedside,Johnson________withMcElroyherdreamofbecomingthe________womantoskateboardacrossthecountry.Hewantedtobepartofit,andtheyplannedthatshewould________himinhiswheelchairacrossthefinishline.Shewasn’tsureshecouldpullitoff,butMcElroyhad________inher.“Iwaslike,‘Roger,it’sabigcountry’.Andhewaslike,‘Well,youcandoit’,”JohnsontoldGoodMorningAmerica.AfterMcElroy’s________Johnson,then29,choseto________himbybecomingthefirstwomantoskateboardacrossthecountry.Alongtheway,shewouldraisemoneyforWingsforLife,anon-profitthatsupportsresearchintospinalcordinjuries.________byavideocrew,andwearingalocketaroundherneckthatheldMcElroy’sashes,shebeganherjourneylastAprilatCalifornia’sSantaMonicabeach.________:VirginiaBeach,3,266milesaway.Averaging30to50milesaday,Johnson’s________acrossAmericatookherupanddownmountains,pastwheatfieldsandthroughcities,inrainandblisteringheat.Throughitall,RogerMcElroywasridingwithher:Everything’sgonnabefine.We’llgetthroughit.OnAug.15,after119days,JohnsonarrivedattheAtlanticOcean.Noonewasmore________thanJohnsonthatshehadcompletedwhatshe’dstarted,whileraising$50,000forWingsforLife.ShetoldABCNews,“Rogerleftme________,andforthatIthankhimeveryday.”41.A．positiveB．terribleC．meaninglessD．unique42.A．interestingB．amazingC．tryingD．meeting43.A．accountforB．sticktoC．focusonD．getthrough44.A．sufferedB．gainedC．avoidedD．witnessed45.A．exchangedB．sharedC．celebratedD．checked46.A．greatestB．firstC．luckyD．only47.A．helpB．seizeC．pushD．guide48.A．faithB．doubtC．pityD．pride49.A．encouragementB．accidentC．recoveryD．death50.A．impressB．honorC．traceD．recognize51.A．AccompaniedB．AdmittedC．WatchedD．Refused52.A．TransportB．DreamC．DestinationD．Achievement53.A．raceB．travelC．explorationD．ride54.A．disappointedB．surprisedC．confidentD．regretful55.A．fortuneB．challengeC．hopeD．purpose四、语法填空阅读下面材料，在空白处填入适当的内容（1个单词）或括号内单词的正确形式。TheRickshaw(人力车)Runisoneoftheworld’smostunusualraces.ItlastsfortwoweeksandtakesplaceinIndia.Eachteam56(consist)ofonerickshawandonetofourdrivers.TheRickshawisdesignedtotransportlightloadsinshortdistances,57makestheeventsuchachallenge.Theracetakesplacetwiceayear:onceinthesummer58onceinthewinter.Therouteisdifferent,butthe59(long)isalwaysabout2,500kmlong.Theraceisalotoffun,butitalsohasaserioussideforallparticipants.Theyshouldraiseatleastonethousandpoundsforcharity.Thefirstracetookplacein2006with34teams.Sincethen,theRickshawRun60(become)famousaroundtheworld.Afewdaysbeforetherace,61participantsdon’tknowhowtodrivearickshaw,theywillreceiveacrashcourse62(make)suretheycancontrolitduringtherace.Theycanalsousethepre-racetimetodecoratetheirrickshawsandaskanylast-minutequestions.“Theadventurereallystartswhenthingsgowrong,”saidoneparticipant.“Weblew63holeinourrickshaw,butIsawthemostbeautifultowninIndia!”saidanother.Andastheorganizerssayontheirwebsite,“There’snosetroute,noback-up,nowayof64(know)ifyou’regoingtomakeit.Theonlycertaintyisthatyouwillgetlost,youwillgetstuckandyouwillbreakdown.”Areyouready65somerealadventure?五、书信写作66.你校英文报最近开设专栏讨论在数字化时代如何看待碎片化阅读。请以MyViewsonFragmentedReading为题投稿，谈谈你的理解和看法。内容包括：1．对碎片化阅读的理解；2．简述利弊并表明你的态度。注意：1．词数80左右；2．请在答题卡的相应位置作答。MyViewsonFragmentedReading__________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________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。Itwasabitterlycold,snow-chokedChristmasEvewhenYvonneWhitegotacallfromanunknownnumber.Astrange,calmvoiceontheotherendofthelinesaid,“Hi.Youdon’tknowme,butIhaveyourbrother.”ItwasAughtry,awomanwhowouldsoonbecomethelifelineforYvonne’sbrother,Joey—agentle,mentallydisabledmanwithadeeploveforbaseballandalifelongroutineasacinemacaretaker.Daysearlier,asthe