安徽省A10联盟2026届高三5月最后一卷英语试卷（含答案）

A10联盟2026届高三5月最后一卷英语满分150分，考试时间120分、钟。请在答题卡上作答。第一部分听力(共两节，满分30分)第一节(共5小题；每小题1.5分，满分7.5分)听下面5段对话。每段对话后有一个小题，从题中所给的A、B、C三个选项中选出最佳选项，并标在试卷的相应位置。听完每段对话后，你都有10秒钟的时间来回答有关小题和阅读下一小题。每段对话读两遍。1.Whenwillthespeakerssetoff?A.At1:00pm. B.At2:00pm. C.At3:00pm.2.Whothinkshighlyoftheconcert?A.Amy. B.Tom. C.Ann.3.Whatwillthewomandotonight?A.Reschedulethemeeting.B.Seeadoctor.C.Joinasportsclub.4.WhatisSarah'sprofession?A.Aphotographer. B.Ajournalist. C.Awriter.5.Whatarethespeakersmainlytalkingabout?A.Ascheduledeadline.B.Ateampresentation.C.Apersonalsemesterpaper.第二节(共15小题；每小题1.5分，满分22.5分)听下面5段对话或独白。每段对话或独白后有几个小题，从题中所给的A、B、C三个选项中选出最佳选项，并标在试卷的相应位置。听每段对话或独白前，你将有时间阅读各小题，每小题5秒钟；听完后，各小题将给出5秒钟的作答时间。每段对话或独白读两遍。听第6段材料，回答第6至7题。6.Wherearethespeakersprobably?A.Inalibrary. B.Inacafeteria. C.Inasciencebuilding.7.Whatsuggestionwillthemangivetotheheadmaster?A.Thebuildingtimeline.B.Thedesignmethod.C.Theequipmentselection.听第7段材料，回答第8至10题。8.Whenwillthefleamarketbeheld?A.OnMarch28. B.OnMarch31. C.OnApril2.2026届高三5月最后一卷·英语第1页共10页9.Whatisthespeakers'problemwiththefleamarket?A.Thepoorpreparation.B.Thelackofvenueaccess.C.Thebusyweekendactivities.10.Whatwillthespeakersdonext?A.Tidythemessygym.B.Havearestatcampus.C.Seekadvicefromothers.听第8段材料，回答第11至13题。11.Whattypeofeventarethespeakerspreparingfor?A.Aweatherreport. B.Abirthdayplan. C.Amusicalperformance.12.WhatisthetemperatureonJanuary8th?A.-3℃. B.-2℃. C.-7℃.13.Whatdoesthewomansuggest?A.Changingtheeventdate.B.Recruitingsomevolunteers.C.Arranginganalternativeplace.听第9段材料，回答第14至17题。14.Whydoesthewomanlikecomingtothepark?A.Toplaysports. B.Tomeetfriends. C.Toenjoysunshine.15.Whatfooddoesthemanrecommendtrying?A.Burgers. B.Cheese. C.Hotdogs.16.Whatcompetitiondoesthewomansuggesttotheman?A.Swinging. B.Flyingkites. C.Sliding.17.Whatisthewoman'shobby?A.Painting. B.Photographing. C.Playingtheguitar.听第10段材料，回答第18至20题。18.WhatisuniqueaboutcastlesinNorthumberland?A.Theyarefreeofcharge.B.Theyareclosedinsummer.C.Theyarechangedintohotels.19.Howmuchwillatravelerpayintotaltohireatwo-weekbikehire?A.£35. B.£85. C.£105.20.WhatfestivaldidthespeakerattendinJune?A.Acyclingfestival. B.Amusicfestival. C.Alocalfoodfestival.2026届高三5月最后一卷·英语第2页共10页第二部分阅读(共两节，满分50分)第一节(共15小题；每小题2.5分，满分37.5分)阅读下列短文，从每题所给的A、B、C和D四个选项中，选出最佳选项：AIntermediateGameBuildingwithScratchJoinafunonlinegamecodingclubforkids!Inthiscourse,studentswillusetheScratchskillstheyhavealreadylearnedtocreateanewgameprojecteachweekDuringeach55-minutelivesession,anexpertteacherguidesstudentsstepbystepfromstarttofinish.Studentswillreviewandmasterkeyconceptssuchaslists,variables,messages,andcloning,andlearnhowtoapplytheminrealprojects.Weeklyprojectsincludecreatingavirtualpet,buildingasoccergame,anddesigningotherinterestinggames——don'tmisstheaction!Signuptodaytoreserveyourspot.CourseInformation:GradeLevel:Grades3-6ClassSize:Smallgroup(2-3students)Duration:55minutespersessionFormat:LiveonlineclassRequirements:StudentsmusthavecompletedCreate&Learn'sScratchNinjaiand2beforejoiningIntermediateGameBuilding.WeeklySchedule:Week1(5/04-5/10):VirtualPet——Codeinteractivebehaviorstofeed,cleanandplaywithadigitalpet.Week2(5/11-5/17):PoptheLock——Developafast-pacedreflexgamethatchallengeshand-eyecoordinationandtiming.Week3(5/18-5/24):SoccerGame——Designthephysicsandmechanicsfitacompetitivesoccermatch.Week4(5/25-5/31):MarsLander——Programarocketshiptonavigategravitionandlandsafelyondifferentplanets.Price(afterdiscount):4Sessions——S261(10%off)8Sessions——S462(15%off)21.Whatisrequiredtotakethiscourse?A.Passingawrittencodingtest.B.FinishingspecifiedScratchclassesfirst.C.Havingbasiccomputeroperationskills.D.BeingabletocommunicatefluentlyinEnglish.22.Howdostudentsmainlylearninthiscourse?A.Bylisteningtoteacher-ledlectures. B.Byundertakingskill-drillingtaskC.Bypracticingindependentself-teaching. D.Byengaginginproject-basedlearning23.Whatisthediscountedpriceifastudentwantstoenrollinthe8-classpackage?A.$261. B.$290. C.$462. D.$550.2026届高三5月最后一卷·英语第3页共10页B“Grandpa?”“Yes?”“Canweflypaperairplanes?”“Youbet.”AsayoungboyIhadbeenfascinatedbypaperairplanes.AndnowIcouldsharethewonderwithmygranddaughter,Jane.Iledhertothefrontofourhouse.Sittingatthetopofthedriveway,whichwindsdowntothesidewalkbelow,Itookoutsomepaperandbeganfoldingitintotheshapeofaplane.Mygranddaughterwatchedmeatfirst,butsoonbeganfoldingherownplanes.Iwatchedherimaginationtakeflightashersmall,delicatehandscreatedavarietyofdesigns·sheoptimisticallyviewedasflyable.Sooneachofushadasmallfleetofpaperairplanesinnumerousshapes.Thenitwastimetotestouraerialcreations.TakingoneoftheplanesIhadfolded,Isaid,“Throwitupandoutlikethis.”Insteadoftakingwing,itspiraledintothegroundafewfeetaway.“Hmm,Ithinkthatplanecouldusealittlemorework.Now,youtryone.”Mygranddaughterselectedoneoftheplanesshehadcraftedandthrewitashardasshecould.It,too,quicklyspiraledintotheground.“That'sallright.Tryanother,”Iencouraged.Shedid,againandagain,untilherfirstsuccessfulflightbroughtforthasquealofdelight.Soonhereyesweretwinklingasherplanesdancedandarcedacrossthesky.Timeseemedtostandstillaswepepperedtheskywithourcreations.Ifocusedontheflights—howhigh,howfar.howlong,andwhichplanesperformedbest.Butmygranddaughter,thoughhappytocompete,wasnotprimarilyfocusedonsuchthings.Forsheknewitwasnottheplanesortheirflightsthatmattered.Whatmatteredtoherwasspendingtimewithhergrandfather.Sheknewourtimetogether,thoughvalued,wouldbeinfrequent.“Grandpa?”“Yes?”“Canweflypaperairplanesforever?”“Wouldyoulikethat?”“Yeah.“SowouldI....SowouldI.”24.WhatdoestheauthorthinkofthepaperairplanesmadebyJane?A.Clumsy. B.Complex. C.Creative. D.Well-designed.25.Howdoestheauthorviewtheirflyingattempts?A.Aseriesoffrustratingfailures. B.Adangerousphysicalactivity.C.Agraduallearningexperience. D.Anunexpectedscientificdiscovery.26.Whatdoestheunderlinedword"peppered"probablymean?A.Loaded. B.Dotted. C.Mixed. D.Combined.27.Whatmessagedoesthestorymainlyconvey?A.Familytimeisprecious. B.Childhoodbringslastingjoy.C.Creativitygrowsthroughpractice. D.Successcomesfromrepeatedtrials.CInamajorsteptowardsagreenerfuture,researchshowsthatin2025,alloftheworld'sincreasedneedforelectricitywasmetbycleanrenewableenergysources.Forthefirsttime,thegrowthindemanddidnotrequireburningmorefossilfuels,whichremainedatthesamelevelastheyearbefore.Manyexpertsbelievethiscouldbeaturningpointinthefightagainstclimatechange.2026届高三5月最后一卷·英语第4页共10页Solarpowerledthispositivechange.Itsgenerationjumpedbynearlyone-third,settinganewrecord.Overthepasttenyears,solaroutputhasgrowntentimeslarger.Chinaplayedakeyrole,producingmorethanhalfofthisglobalincrease.Itisnowtheworld'slargestmakerandsellerofcleanenergytechnology.Solarpoweralonecoveredaboutthree-quartersofthenewelectricitydemand,withwindpowerprovidingmostoftherest.Asaresult,electricityfromfossilfuelssawasmalldropof0.2%.AdityaLolla,anenergyexpert,stated,“Wehavefirmlyenteredtheageofcleangrowth.Cleanenergyisnowgrowingfastenoughtomeettherisingglobalelectricitydemand.Thisisnolongerjustanambition;itisbecomingournewreality.”Othercountriesalsomadegreatprogress.India,forexample,addedrecordamountsofcleanpower,reducingitsheavyrelianceoncoal.Itsuseoffossilfuelsforelectricityfellsignificantly.Globally,renewableenergyprovided34%ofallelectricityin2025,surpassingcoal,whichaccountedfor33%.Akeyreasonforthissuccessistheimproveduseofbatterystorage.Asbatterypriceshavefallensharplyinthepastdecade,moresolarpowercanbesavedforuseatnightoroncloudydays.However,challengesremain.Transportandheating,highlydependentonoilandgasinmanycountries,mustalsobeelectrifiediftheworldistofullymoveawayfromfossilfuels.Thiswillrequirefurtherimprovementstocurrentpowersystemsandrelatedrules.AsLollanoted,thenextstepistomodernizethesesystemstohandlethenewrealityofcleanenergy.28.Whatwasthedirectcauseforthe0.2%dropinelectricityfromfossilfuels?A.Theglobaldemandforelectricitydecreased.B.Thepriceoffossilfuelsbecametooexpensive.C.Solarandwindpowermettheincreaseddemand.D.Manycountriesstoppedusingcoalforelectricity.29.WhatdoesAdityaLollaimplyaboutthecurrentsituationofcleanenergy?A.Itisstillsomethingwecanonlydreamof.B.Ithasbecomeapracticalandgrowingreality.C.Itisgrowingtoofastforpowergridstohandle.D.Ithasalreadyreplacedfossilfuelsintransport.30.Whatisthemainroleofbatterystorage?A.Itistheprimarysourceofnewelectricity.B.Ithelpscutthecostofcleanrenewableenergy.C.Itsolvestheproblemofsolarpower'sinstability.D.Itisthemainreasonforthedropoffossilfuelsusage.31.Whatdoesthelastparagraphimply?A.Currentpowersystemsareoutdated.B.Beatingfossilfuelsneedsmoreeffort.C.Globalelectricitydemandwilldecline.D.Transportandheatinghavebeenfullyelectrified.2026届高三5月最后一卷·英语第5页共10页DDoyouhaveacolleaguewhocomplainsabouttheirpersonalproblemseverysingleday?Orarelativewhocriticizesyourlifestylebutstillasksforyourhelp?Anewstudyindicatesthatcopingwithpeoplewhoaredifficulttogetalongwithmayspeeduptheagingprocess.Publishedinaleadingsciencejournal.theresearchconfirmsalinkbetweenstressfulsocialrelationshipsandacceleratedbiologicalaging.Thestudyinvolvedover2,300adultswhoprovidedsalivasamplesforDNAtesting.Theyalsoansweredquestionsabouttheirsocialcircles,identifyingpeoplewhofrequentlycausethemstressormaketheirlivesdifficult.Thefindingsareclear:themore"annoyingpeople"onehastodealwith,thefastertheirbodyseemstoage.Onaverage,eachstressfulrelationshipwaslinkedtoa1.5%increaseinthespeedofbiologicalaging.Whilethismightsoundsmall,itcanaddupovertime.Thereasonbehindthisislikelychronicstress.Constantlyinteractingwithdifficultpeoplekeepsthebody'sstresssystemactive.Thisleadstohigherlevelsofstresshormones,whichcancauseinflammationandweakentheimmunesystem,ultimatelydamagingcellsandspeedinguptheagingprocess.Thestudyalsofoundthatnotallannoyingpeoplehavethesameeffect.Stressfulrelationshipswithfamilymembers,whoarehardertoavoid,weremorestronglylinkedtofasteragingthanthosewithfriendsorcoworkers.Interestingly,however,havinganannoyinghusbandorwifedidnotshowasignificantconnectiontoacceleratedaging.Researcherssuggestthatthepositiveaspectsofamarriagemightbalanceoutthenegativeones.Furthermore,thestudynotedthatwomen,peoplewithexistinghealthproblems,andthosewhohaddifficultchildhoodsweremorelikelytoreporthavingsuchstressfulrelationships.Thisresearchhighlightsthatoursocialenvironmentisapowerfulfactorinourphysicalhealth.Whilewecannotavoidalldifficultpeople,beingawareoftheirimpactisthefirststep.Managingtheserelationshipsandseekingsupportfrompositivefriendsandfamilymightbeasimpleyeteffectivewaytostayhealthierandyoungerforlonger.32.Howdodifficultpeoplespeedupouragingaccordingtothetext?A.Bycausingongoingstress. B.Byloweringoursleepquality.C.Bybreakingoursocialcircles. D.BychangingourDNAstructure.33.Whichstressfulrelationshipshowedlittleeffectonagingaccordingtothetext?A.Criticalrelatives. B.Demandingcoworkers.C.Annoyingfamilymembers. D.Troublesomehusbandorwife.34.Whatistheauthor'smostlikelysuggestion?A.Stayingawayfromallannoyingpeople.B.Buildingapositivesupportnetworkactively.C.Acceptingthefactofbiologicalagingcalmly.D.Puttinganendtotieswithdifficultfamilymembers.2026届高三5月最后一卷·英语第6页共10页35.Whichofthefollowingisthebesttitleforthetext?A.Marriagehelpsyoustayyoung B.ChronicstressharmsyourhealthC.Howtodealwithdifficultpeople D.Annoyingpeoplemakeyouagefaster第二节(共5小题；每小题2.5分，满分12.5分)根据短文内容，从短文后的选项中选出能填入空白处的最佳选项。选项中有两项为多余选项。Animpactstudyisatypeofresearchconductedtodetermineifaspecificactionishaving,orwillhave,aneffectonitssurroundingsorrelatedissues.36Butsimilarstudiescanalsobeappliedinotherfields.Suchstudiesgatherdatafromvarioussourcesandexaminemanydifferentaspectsofaproblemtoensureacomprehensiveunderstanding.Inenvironmentalimpactstudies,carefulresearchisusuallycarriedoutbeforeaprojectbegins.Forinstance,whenplanningtobuildaroad,researchersmaystudyhowtheprojectcouldchangewaterflowintheareaoraffectnearbyriversandstreams.37Anyspeciesfoundtobeindangercouldsignificantlyaffectthefinaldecisionregardingtheproject.38Therehavebeencaseswherelargehighwayplansweredelayedbecauseofsmallandrarespecies,suchascertainbutterflies.Thisshowshowcarefulanddetailedthesestudiesare,andhowevensmallfactorscanmatter.39Theycanalsobeusedtoevaluateeducationalprograms.IntheUnitedStates,forexample,theHeadStartpreschoolprogramhasbeenstudiedtoseewhetherchildrenintheprogramperformbetterthanthosewhodonottakepart.Thefindingscanhelpthegovernmentdecidehowmuchsupportorfundingaprogramshouldreceive.Insomecases,aprojectmaycontinuedespitenegativefindingsifthebenefitsoutweighthecosts.40Thisplanseekstoclearupanyproblems,andinsomeinstances,asecondstudymaybeconductedtodetermineifthenewmeasureshavesuccessfullyimprovedthesituation.A.Impactstudiesarenotlimitedtoenvironmentalissues.B.Themostcommonexampleisanenvironmentalimpactstudy.C.However,anactionplanisoftendevelopedtosolvetheissues.D.Actually,fewpeopleareawareofhowimpactstudiesareconducted.E.Anothercrucialstepinvolvessurveyingthelocalplantandanimallife.F.Researchersoftenworkinteamsthatincludeexpertsfromdifferentfields.GTheresultsofanimpactstudycansometimesgreatlyinfluenceaproject.第三部分语言运用(共两节，满分30分)第一节(共15小题；每小题1分，满分15分)阅读下面短文，从短文后各题所给的A、B、C和D四个选项中，选出可以填入空白处的最佳选项。Inmyhousehold,acomputerwithnoInternetcanbeacrisis.Iamapersonwithlastingtechnophobia(科技恐惧症).2026届高三5月最后一卷·英语第7页共10页Foryears,Ireliedonmyadultchildrenfor41.Theywereefficient,capablebutincreasinglyunavailable.Isuspectedthatmycallswerea42tothem.EventuallyIturnedtomygrandchildrenforhelp.Theywere43.Theyintroducedmetoartificialintelligence.Ithankedthemwarmly;44,Iwouldneveruseit.Butafterthreecomputerrestarts,Ineededhelp.I45heroicwillpoweranddidnotcallmychildren.Itriedrestartingthemachineand46removingthebattery.Whenthatfailed,Icalledmygranddaughter.“TryAI,”shesaid.“47it.”SoIdid.FrommyiPhone,whichstillhadInternet,I48myproblem:Internetworkingonphone,notoncomputer.Forthenexthour,it49methroughacomplexcourse.Clickhere.Quitthat.Changenumbers.Restart...When50creptin,IaskedwhetherperhapsIshouldsimplybuyanewcomputer.TheAlresponded.“Iunderstandyourfeeling.Takeafewdeep51.We'realmostthere.”Itdidnot52.Itdidnotsay,“Dad,we'vegoneoverthis.”Wefixedtheproblem.TherealsurprisewasnotthattheInternet53.Itwasthatthemachineneveroncemademefeel54.IstillapproachAIwithatouchof55.Iamnotabouttoletitrunmylife.ButI'vedecidedtokeepitbymysidethroughthisdigitalworld.41.A.comfort B.protection C.support D.company42.A.habit B.reminder C.puzzle D.burden43.A.patient B.generous C.brave D.curious44.A.confident B.upset C.hopeful D.embarrassed45.A.ignored B.exercised C.exchanged D.lacked46.A.permanently B.briefly C.accidentally D.carelessly47.A.Fix B.Purchase C.Challenge D.Ask48.A.searchedfor B.pickedup C.typedout D.figuredout49.A.followed B.forced C.guided D.pushed50.A.anger B.excitement C.silence D.frustration51.A.breaths B.jumps C.drinks D.risks52.A.complain B.cheat C.apologize D.work53.A.mattered B.existed C.returned D.improved54.A.lonely B.foolish C.tired D.lucky55.A.fear B.shame C.admiration D.pride第二节(共10小题；每小题1.5分，满分15分)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。TheSanyuesanFestival,fallingonthethirddayofthethirdlunarmonth,isanexcitingtraditionaleventwidely56(celebrate)byseveralethnicgroupsinsouthernChina,includingtheZhuang,Yao,Miao,andDong.Historically,thefestival57(begin)asatimeforpeopletohonortheirancestors,welcomespring,andprayforagoodharvest.Overcenturies,ithasevolvedinto58livelycelebrationofcommunityandlove.FortheZhuangpeople,2026届高三5月最后一卷·英语第8页共10页singingantiphonalsongs,inwhichpeoplesinginacall-and-answerstyle,59(be)animportanttraditionandawayforyoungpeopletoexpresstheir60(feeling)andlookforpotentialpartners.Musicanddancefilltheair61joy.Thebeatingofbronzedrumsandtherhythmicjumpingofbamboopoledancescreatean62(energy)atmosphere.Foodplaysakeyroleaswell.Atypicaldishisfive-colorglutinousrice,witheachcolor63(stand)forgoodwisheslikehealthandhappiness.Today,theSanyuesanFestivalhastakenonnewlife.InregionslikeGuangxi,itisapublicholiday64attractstouristsfromallovertheworld.Moderncelebrationsoftenmixancienttraditionswithcontemporaryactivities,suchasculturalparadesandmusicconcerts.This65(combine)ofoldandnewensuresthatthespiritoftheSanyuesanFestivalcontinuestothrive,bridgingthepastwiththepresent.第四部分写作(共两节，满分40分)第一节(满分15分)你校学生会正在筹备以“探索与创新”为主题的“校园科技节”。为了激发同学们对科技的兴趣，学生会现面向全校征集互动展区的活动方案。请你从“机器人表演”和“3D打印展示”中选择一个，撰写一份活动方案。内容包括：1.推荐项目及理由；2.现场互动设计。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。AnActivityPlanfortheCampusTechnologyFestival第二节(满分25分)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。Alexsatinacafé,scrollingthroughhisphone.Whenthewaitercameover,hebarelylookedup.“Doubleespresso.Black,”hesaid.Thewaiter,Eric,hesitatedandaskedhimtorepeatit.Alexfrowned,irritationrising.Whenthecoffeearrivedwithmilk,hesnapped,hisvoicesharpenoughtoturnheads.Ericapologizedandhurriedaway,clearlyembarrassed.Afewmomentslater,adistinguishedman,Bill,joinedAlexathistable.Hehadseeneverything.“Youknow,”Billstarted,“Thatwaiteristryinghisbest.He'sprobablyoverworked.Youshouldbemoreunderstanding.Everyonedeservesrespect,2026届高三5月最后一卷·英语第9页共10页Alex.Ifyoucan'tgraspthat,Idon'tknowwhattotellyou.”“Sparemethelectureandjustgetmeanewcar,”Alexsaidimpatiently.Hisfatherleanedbackandsaidcalmly,“Wantingacarisn'ttheproblem.Expectingitwithouteffortis.”Thenhisfathermadeitclear:hewouldnotbegivinghimmoneyforacar.IfAlexstillwantedone,hewouldhavetoworkforit——andthiscafé,short-staffedasitwas,seemedlikeagoodplacetostart.Alexstaredathim,caughtbetweendisbeliefandfrustration.Butonelookathisfather'ssteadyexpressiontoldhimthiswasn'tasuggestion.Thenextday,Alexstoodbehindthecounter,completelyoutofplace.Hemixeduporders,misunderstoodcustomers,andstruggledwitheventhesimplesttasks.Whenpeoplespoketooquicklyorunclearly,hegrewimpatient——untilhenoticedEriccalmlysteppingineachtime,fixingmistakeswithoutcomplaint.Ericdidn'tcriticizehim.Hejusthelped.Gradually,Alexrealizedsomethingelse.Ericoftenaskedcustomerstorepeatthemselves.Sometimesheleanedincloserthanusual,orguessedcustomers’ordersbasedonexperience.Oneafternoon,Alexaskedaboutit.Ericadmittedhewaslosinghishearingandneededsurgery,buttheprocedurecostawhopping$60,000.Whilehearingaidswouldcostaround$6,000,Alexwasstunned,andadeepsenseofguiltwashedoverhim.Heloweredhisheadandsaidsincerely,“I'msorry,Eric.”Ericsmiledandsaid.“It'sokay.Iknowyouwerejustimpatientbackthen.Besides,you'reworkinghardtodoagoodjobnow.”注意：1.续写词数应为150个左右；2.请按如下格式在答题卡的相应位置作答。Alexfeltincreasinglyuneasy.