2026届黑龙江省绥化市海伦市第七中学第一次模拟考试试卷高三英语试卷

2026届黑龙江省绥化市海伦市第七中学第一次模拟考试试卷高三英语试卷一、听力选择题听下面一段对话，回答以下小题。1.HowlonghasitbeensincetheCampusFilmFestivalstarted?

A．Amonth.B．Ayear.C．Twoyears.2.Whatdoesthemanneedtowatchthefilms?

A．Aticket.B．Aninvitationcard.C．HisstudentIDcard.听下面一段对话，回答以下小题。3.WhatattractsthewomanmostintheClassicalCafe?

A．Thewaiters.B．Theprice.C．Thefood.4.WhatdoesKarlthinkoftheGermanfoodfestival?

A．Boring.B．Unusual.C．Wonderful.5.WhatdoesKarlsuggestthewomando?

A．Gotothefoodfestival.B．TrysomeGermanfood.C．Learntocookwithhim.听下面一段对话，回答以下小题。6.Whydoesthemanlooksotired?

A．HesurfedtheInternetintheclassroomforalongtime.B．Hecarriedtheoverheadprojectorfromthebasementtothefifthfloor.C．Hehadtogototheclassroomonthefifthfloor.7.Whatdoesthemanthinkhaschangededucation?

A．Theoverheadprojector.B．Amultimediaclassroom.C．Modernadvances.听下面一段对话，回答以下小题。8.Whatistheman’splanforSaturdayevening?

A．Togoshopping.B．Toattendaconcert.C．Towalkbyalake.9.Wherewillthemanstayduringtheweekendtrip?

A．Athisuncle’s.B．Inacountrycottage.C．Inafive-starhotel.10.Whatwillthewomandothisweekend?

A．Readsomenovels.B．Goboating.C．Visitherparents.听下面一段对话，回答以下小题。11.Whatwillthemandothisweekend?

A．Stayathome.B．Visitthewoman.C．Takeashorttrip.12.Whenwillthewomangocampingwithherparents?

A．OnFriday.B．OnSaturday.C．OnSunday.13.Howdoesthewomanfindridingamotorcycle?

A．Boring.B．Pleasant.C．Dangerous.听下面一段对话，回答以下小题。14.Whenwillthewomangowiththeman?

A．At3:30pm.B．At4:00pm.C．At4:30pm.15.HowwillthespeakersgototheSmiths?

A．Bybus.B．Bybike.C．Onfoot.听下面一段对话，回答以下小题。16.WhatistherelationshipbetweenLisaandTom?

A．Teacherandstudent.B．Strangers.C．Colleagues.17.WhatcanweknowaboutMaplewoodDramaClub?

A．Itisnewly-established.B．Ithaschildrenmembers.C．Itfeatureshistoricalplays.18.Whenwillthespeakersmeet?

A．Intwoweeks.B．Inthreeweeks.C．Infourweeks.听下面一段对话，回答以下小题。19.Howdothespeakersliketheirtrip?

A．Satisfied.B．Justso-so.C．Memorable.20.Whatwillthespeakersdonext?

A．Sortoutluggage.B．Bookaroom.C．Havearest.二、阅读理解InJulythisyear,LeslieShogrenvisitedSemicolonBooksinChicagoforherbirthday.Aftercheckingout,sheaskedthewomanattheregisterifshewasDanielleMoore,theowner.“Yeah,areyouLeslie?”Moorereplied,handingherabirthdaycardsignedbyeverystaffmember.Shogrenwastouched.Shehadonlymessagedthebookstoreaskingitsopeninghoursandcasuallymentioningshe’dbevisitingforherbirthday.“Whenpeopledosomethingaboveandbeyond,itjuststickswithyou,”Lesliesaid.Shebecamearegularafterwards.MooreopenedSemicolonin2019,creatingwhatshecallsa“thirdspace”—nothomeorwork,butsomewherethatstilloffersasenseofbelonging.Inside,tallshelvesshowbooksartistically,wallsholdprintsandquotes,softseatswaitforvisitors,andpillows(抱枕)honorwriterssuchasAudreLordeandOctaviaButler,makingitfeellikehome.“Growingupinapoorlyequippedshelterwithonlyonebookavailable,Iknowwhatitmeanstolackaccesstoreadingmaterials,”Mooresaid.Beyondsellingbooks,SemicolonoperatesaClearTheShelvesprogramthathasdonated13,000bookstoChicagoPublicSchoolstudents,focusingontitlesfeaturingdiverseculturesandfashiondesignersthatchildrenrarelyseeintraditionalsettings.Volunteerswheelbright-redcarts(手推车)intoclassroomsandleteverychildpickonebrand-newbooktokeep.“Thejoy,”Mooresays,“islikewatchingsomeoneopenadoortheydidn’tknowexisted.”Thestore’snamecarriesdeeppersonalmeaning.Diagnosed(诊断)witheyecancertwoyearsago,Moorewasfacedwithconstanttreatment,whichmadeithardforhertokeepthebookstoregoing,yetsherefusedtogivein.“ASemicolonrepresentswhereanauthorcouldstopasentencebutchoosestocontinue.Itismyspacetofigureouthowtostillmakelifeenjoyable,”shesays.Fittingly,thebestsellingbookatSemicolonisAllAboutLove.“Thatisabsolutelyourspirit,”Mooresays.“Welivebyit.Webelieveinmovinginloveandcommunityaboveall.”21.WhatisacharacteristicofthebookstorefromLeslie’sstory?

A．Sellingsignedbooks.B．Valuingcustomers’feelings.C．Requiringadvancebookings.D．Followingstrictopeninghours.22.WhatinspiredDanielleMooretocreateSemicolon?

A．Theclosingoflocallibraries.B．Herchildhoodreadingexperience.C．Herpreviousjobasabookstorecashier.D．Thehighdemandfordiverseculturebooks.23.Whatdoesthebookstore’snameindicate?

A．Takingabreakwhenfeelingdifficult.B．Endingastoryatitsmostpainfulpoint.C．Choosingtokeepgoingdespitehardships.D．Puttingpersonalhealthaheadofbusiness.24.WhydoestheauthormentionthebookAllAboutLove?

A．Tomirrorthestore’sspirit.B．Tointroduceanewpublishingtrend.C．Toshowtheowner’sfavoritereading.D．Toattractmorereadersofromanticnovels.Afteralongperiodoflockdown,nowitistimetorelax.Headouttofindsurprisingholidaydecorationstowarmyourheartandmakeyourseasonbright.Comeon,lightshowsarewaitingforyou.HolidayLightsontheBoardwalkTakeawalkbytheoceanandexperienceaholidaylightdisplayalongtheLongBeachBoardwalk,duskto9p.m.dailyandweekendsthroughmid-January,fromLongBeachtoParkAvenue.Free,516-432-6000.YoucanalsocheckthestoresalongParkAvenueformoreholidaylights.TownofIslipHolidayLightShowBringthefamilytoseethelightsfromthecomfortandsafetyofpersonalvehiclesasyoudrivethroughthe1/8-milelightdisplayonthegroundsofhistoricBrookwoodHall.DecorationshavebeengivenbyParks,RecreationandCulturalAffairsandPublicWorksstaff.Cheap,516-433-6742.From5p.m.to8p.m.Dec.22;BrookwoodHallPark.SuffolkCountyHolidayLightsShowTheSuffolkCounty’sdrive-throughdisplayfeaturestwomilesofholiday-themedlights;opensfrom9a.m.to5p.m.throughDec.30.ClosedDec.24-25.Ticketswillbesoldatthegateandpaymentcanbemadewithcreditcardsonly,nocash,$25;$22onDec.30.MondaythroughFriday;631-543-6622.ChristmasHouseIndoorfamily-friendlywalkthroughholidayexperience,highlightsincludearealsnowroom:3to11p.m.Monday-Thursday;3p.m.to1a.m.Friday;10a.m.to1a.m.Saturday;10a.m.to11p.m.SundaythroughJanuary.Guestsmustwearmasks,maintainsocialdistancingandpurchaseticketswithassignedarrivaltimeinadvanceonline.$30foradults,$25forkidsaged10andyounger,631-591-0455.25.Whichlightshowisfornothing?

A．ChristmasHouse.B．HolidayLightsontheBoardwalk.C．TownofIslipHolidayLightShow.D．SuffolkCountyHolidayLightsShow.26.Whatshouldvisitorscalliftheywanttoenjoyholiday-themedlights?

A．516432-6000.B．516433-6742.C．631-543-6622.D．631-591-0455.27.WhatmustvisitorsdowhenvisitingChristmasHouse?

A．Visittherealsnowroom.B．Takethefamilymembers.C．Bookticketswithcreditcards.D．Buyticketsaheadoftime.TylerKelloggdrovemorethan3,000mileslastyear.Hisgoalistohelpasmanypeopleashecan.TylerKelloggcallshimselfalong-timedo-gooder,andlastsummerhereallydidalotofgood.Aftercollectingtogether$2,000andusinghiscarasasleepingspace,the21-year-oldcollegestudenthittheroad.Hisgoalwastodorandomactsofkindnessfor100strangers.Hedrove1,600miles,fromhisparents'houseinAdamsCenter.NewYork,totheFloridaKeys,thenbackagain."ThefirstpersonIhelpedwasapersonfixingaboatliftonalakeinOneida,NewYork,"Kelloggremembers."IwasshakingwhenIaskedifheneededahand."Thenhesaid,"Canyouhelpmegetthisliftintothewater?"Ikneweverythingwasgoingtobefine.Hehelpedapolicemanfixadownedbarricade(路障)inWashington.D.C.andspreadmanyyardsofmulch(护盖物)inMarylandandNorthCarolina.AndsomewhereoutsideAtlanta,hemetamanwhowascryingbecausehiswifehadrecentlydiedandhehadnoonetotalkto."Forthreehourswesatinhisgarden,"Kelloggsays.WhenIleft,hesaid,"Thankyou."Irealizenowthatmylifewillgoon.In55days.Kellogghelped115strangersandmadeanexcitingdiscovery."Youdon’thavetohavemuchmoney,"hesays."Youjusthavetoaskpeople,'HowcanIhelp?'"28.WhatisthepurposeofTylerKelloggdrivingsomanymiles?

A．Topracticehisdriving.B．Tohaveagoodtrip.C．Todogoodthings.D．Tovisithisfriends.29.Whatdoestheunderlinedword"random"inthe2ndparagraphprobablymean?

A．Withoutdetermination(决定).B．Willing.C．Withoutanyplanoraim.D．Hopeless.30.Howdidhefeelwhenhetriedtohelpthefirstperson?

A．Alittleafraid.B．Confident.C．Surprised.D．Worried.31.Whichofthefollowingcanbethebesttitleofthepassage?

A．AStudent'sExcitingDiscovery.B．CollegeStudents'Life.C．100Strangers'Dreams.D．TheBestRoadTrip.Intoday’smotivationalliterature,failureisoftenviewedassomethingtobecelebrated.InspirationalspeakersarefondofquotingthewordsofthenovelistSamuelBeckett—“Failagain.Failbetter.”Itseemsthatdisappointmentsareanessentialsteppingstonetosuccess,aturningpointinourlifestorythatwillultimatelyendinvictory.However,psychologicalresearchesfindmostofusstruggletohandlefailureconstructively.Inotherwords,wefailto“failforward”.Wefindwaystodevaluethetaskatwhichwefailed,andbecomelessmotivatedtopersevere(坚持)andreachourgoals.Thisphenomenonisknownasthe“sour-grapeeffect”,whichwasdiscoveredbyProfessorHallgeirSjastad.Sjastadexplainsthat“sour-grapeeffect”isaself-protectivemechanism(机制).“Mostofuspictureourselvesasablepeople,sowhenfeedback(反馈)fromotherssuggeststheopposite,itposesaseriousthreattothatself-image,”hesays.“Theeasiestwayoutistodenyorexplainawaytheoutsidesignal,sowecankeepapositivesenseofself.Wedothisevenwithoutnoticing.”Ifyouhaveonebadinterviewforyourdreamjob,youmightconvinceyourselfthatyoudon’treallywantitatall,andstopapplyingforsimilarpositions.Thesamegoesifyoufailtoimpressatasportstrial,orifyouloseasingingcontest.“Wetendtoexplainawayourshortcomingsandconvinceourselvesour‘PlanC’isactuallyour‘PlanA’,”Sjastadsays.Itdoesn’tmeanweshouldpersevereingoalsallthetime.Itcanbehealthytochangeiftheprocessisnolongermakingushappy.Butthe“sour-grapeeffect”mayleadustocometothisdecisionprematurely,ratherthanhangingonalittleandseeingwhetherwemightlearnandimprove.Failuresareunavoidable.Bylearningtofacethedisappointmentinsteadofdevaluingitsimportanceandpretendingnothinghappened,however,youmayfinditeasiertoachieveyourgoals.32.WhydoestheauthormentionthespeechofinspirationalspeakersinParagraph1?

A．Toofferanapproachtohandlingfailure.B．Tointroduceacommonattitudetowardsfailure.C．Toemphasizetheimportanceofexperiencingfailure.D．Todiscusstherelationshipbetweensuccessandfailure.33.WhatcanwelearnfromParagraph3aboutthe“sour-grapeeffect”?

A．Itdoesharmtoourself-image.B．Itpicturesusasperfectpeople.C．Itprotectsusfromfalsefeedback.D．Itmakesusrefusenegativefeedbacktoourselves.34.Whatdoestheunderlinedword“prematurely”inParagraph5mean?

A．Hurriedly.B．Mistakenly.C．Unhappily.D．Carelessly.35.Whichstatementwouldtheauthormostprobablyagreewith?

A．Getreadytoreplace“PlanA”with“PlanC”.B．Neverforgettomaintainapositivesenseofself.C．Don’tquitwhengoalsnolongermakeyouhappy.D．Don’tescapewhenourself-imagegetschallenged.Whataretheadvantagesanddisadvantagesofeatingfastfood?Manypeopledonothavetimetoeathome-cookedfood.36There’remorethan13,000McDonald’srestaurantsintheUnitedStatesitself,andover8,000KFCsin80countries.Inmostcities,itisnotdifficulttofindhamburgersandpizza.Advantagesoffastfood37Eatingfastfoodhelpsworkingpeopleandstudentstogetbacktoworkasquicklyaspossible.Besides,manylovethelook,smellandtasteofit.Perhapsthegreatestadvantageistheprice.38Ifonelivesalone,thenitischeapertobuyamealatthesupermarketthancookitathome.DisadvantagesoffastfoodThegreatestdisadvantageoffastfoodisthebadeffectthatithasonone’shealth.Manypeoplefeelthatfastfoodisunhealthybecauseitcontainsalotofartificialingredients(人造成分).Someeventhinkthatitisaddictive(上瘾的)becauseoftheseingredients.39FastfoodmayleadtoobesityintheAmericanpopulation.40Ibelievethatitcanbeagoodthing,aslongaspeopledonoteatittoooften,eatplentyoffruitandvegetables,andalsodoplentyofexercisetokeepinshape.

A．Fastfooddoesraisehealthconcerns.B．Itisoftencheaperthanotherkindsofrestaurantfood.C．Inshort,fastfoodhasbothadvantagesanddisadvantages.D．Fastfoodprobablymakespeoplemuchfatterthanbefore.E．Moreandmorefruitandvegetablesareofferedinfastfood.F．Themostevidentadvantageoffastfoodisthatitsavestime.G．Becauseofournon-stopmodernlifestyle,fastfoodispopularalmosteverywhere.三、完形填空A3-year-oldboywhowaslostinthewoodsfor3daysisnowsafeathome.ButCaseytoldhisparentsthathewasnot_________intherainy,freezingcoldwoods.Hesaidhewaswithafriend—a_________.Thechildwent_________onJanuary22whileplayingwithfriendsathisgrandmother’shouse.Whentheotherchildren_________tothehouseandCaseydidn’t,hundredsofpeople_________thesearch.ThenonJanuary24,someonecalledthepolicesayingheheardachild_________inthewoods.ThepolicethenfoundCaseyatnight.Hewasingoodhealth.Afterbeing_________carefullybythedoctor,Caseywassenthomewithslight_________.Caseytoldthepolicethathehad_________withablackbearfortwodaysandhecalledithis“__________”.HismothertoldreportersthatCaseydidnotsayhowhewasableto__________inthewoodsforthreedays.__________,shesaid,“Hedidsayhehadafriendinthewoods,abear,withhim.”Hismother__________everyonewhojoinedthesearchforherson.“Wejustwanttotelleverybodythatwe’reverythankfulthatyoutookthe__________outtosearchforCasey,”saidhismother.“Heisgood.He’salreadyaskedto__________onlinecartoons.”41.A．afraidB．amazedC．aloneD．addicted.42.A．dogB．catC．toyD．bear43.A．missingB．swimmingC．hikingD．camping.44.A．ranB．returnedC．walkedD．hurried.45.A．participatedinB．arrivedinC．checkedinD．handedin46.A．laughingB．cryingC．singingD．reading.47.A．questionedB．examinedC．practisedD．commented.48.A．confidenceB．puzzlesC．injuriesD．efforts.49.A．hungoutB．leftaloneC．workedoutD．cleanedup.50.A．brotherB．sisterC．friendD．soldier.51.A．playB．travelC．surviveD．compete.52.A．ThereforeB．InsteadC．BesidesD．However.53.A．warnedB．thankedC．informedD．requested.54.A．patienceB．moneyC．kindnessD．time.55.A．challengeB．recognizeC．watchD．contact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。China’sfoodmarketisbeingreshapedbytheriseof“pre-prepareddishes”.Once56(dismiss)asaniche(小众的)convenience,theynowrangefromsemi-finishedstir-friestofullycookedmealsthatonlyneedreheating.Inthepastfewyears,thecategory57(balloon)intoamultibillion-yuanindustry,fueledbybusierlifestyles,advancesinprocessingandofficialsupportthathasturned58beganasaconsumertrendintoastrategicpriority.59(analyst)expectthemarket’svaluetotop749billionyuanby2026.Investorshavepiledin:fromfoodprocessorstocold-chainlogistics(物流)providers.Thelatter60(be)critical.Withoutreliablerefrigeration,thepromiseofscalecollapses.Progresshasbeenmade,butgapsremaininbuilding61cost-effectivedistributionnetwork.Policyhaskeptpace.In2022Guangdongissued“TenMeasures”62(promote)thesectorwhilein2023,thecentralgovernmentmentionedpre-preparedmealsinitsannualNo.1Document,63(place)themonthenationalstrategicagenda.Yetthatsameyearlaidbarethelackofcomprehensivenationalstandards,sparkingcallsfor64(clear)definitionsandtighteroversight.Regulatorsfaceadelicatebalance:encourageinnovationwhileprotectingconsumers.Thechallengeistoensurethattheappeal65conveniencedoesnotcomeatthecostofnutrition,qualityortheauthenticity(地道性)thatmakescuisinesocentraltoculture.五、书面表达66.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。Stevegrabbedhisbatandglove.“Seeyoulater,Mom.I’mgoingtoPaul’s.”Withthesewords,heracedoutthedoorandslammed(砰地关上)itbehindhim.Summervacationjustbegan.Theboysplannedtoplaybaseballeveryday,sotheycouldmakethefreshmanteam.SeeingPaulwaitingoutside,Steveliftedhisbatontohisshoulderandasked,“Whatareyoudoing?Where’syourstuff?”Paulshookhishead,“IhavetocleanMr.Thimpson’sgaragebeforeIcango.Withhisbrokenarm,hecan’tdoithimself.MymomalwaysvolunteersmetohelptheThimpson’s.They’rekindofold.”“Okay,”saidSteve.“I’llhelpyou.We’llgetdonequickerworkingtogether.”TheboyswentdowntheblocktotheThimpson’sandgotstarted.Theyputboxesthatwerescattered(散落)aroundthegarageflooronshelvesbeforetheyswept.AsPaulliftedabigboxontoashelf,itfelloffandwithitfellanenvelope.Hepickeduptheenvelopeandfounditwasn’tsealed.Heopenedit,insidewhichwerelotsofonehundreddollarbills.Gaspinginastonishment,PaulpulledoutahandfulofbillsandshowedthemtoSteve.“Wheredidyougetthat?”askedSteve.Paulpointedtotheshelf,explaining,“Itjustfelldownwhentheboxfell.There’sgottobeacoupleofthousanddollarshere.”HelookedpastStevetotheopeninggaragedoor.“Nobodyisaround.IfItakesome,Ibetnoonewilleverknow,”addedPaul,uncontrollablypicturingthebatandgloveinMcGroger’sSportsStorethathehadlongedfor.Stevefrownedandshookhishead.“Areyoucrazy?That’sstealing.”“Well,Idoalotofchoresforthemanddon’tgetpaid.It’snotreallystealing;it’skind