2026年天津滨海新区天津市滨海新区大港第八中学高三（一模）英语试卷【附答案】

/2026年天津滨海新区天津市滨海新区大港第八中学高三一模英语试卷-学生用卷一、单项选择1、—Letmetry,captain!Iwon'tletyoudown.—OK,Paul!

.A.YougotmewrongB.ItisyourtimetoshineC.YoumustbekiddingD.Mindyourownbusiness2、Shewasdeterminedtoapplyforthejob

sheknewthechancesofgettingitwereslim.A.incaseB.nowthatC.asifD.eventhough3、Regardingthecomingschooltrip,allstudentsmustsubmitthepermissionformbyFridayto

theirparticipation.A.confirmB.promoteC.declineD.restrict4、—Withmybrother'shelp,Ifinallycompletedmychemistryproject.—Congratulations!

.A.LooselipssinkshipsB.Don'tjumpinwithtwofeetC.Don'tbeawetblanketD.Twoheadsarebetterthanone5、Thesurveyindicatesthatyounglearners

studyinginsmallgroupsratherthanworkingalone.A.haveapreferenceforB.haveasayinC.takeresponsibilityforD.takepridein6、Withinseveralmonths,Danielhelpedraise＄20,000,

aclinicwassetupinKenya.A.withwhomB.forwhomC.withwhichD.forwhich7、AlthoughithasbeenprovedthatBenjaminFranklin'sexperimenttookplacemorethanonescientist

whatreallyhappened.A.hasquestionedB.havequestionedC.wasquestioningD.werequestioning8、TheschoolhasdecidedtobuildanAIlabandthefeacherswouldliketoseetheconstructionproject

inthenextschoolyear.A.tocarryoutB.carryingoutC.beingcarriedoutD.carriedout9、TheSongDynasty

theintroductionofjiaozi,whichissupposedlytheworld'sfirstpapermoney.A.hasseenB.hadseenC.seesD.saw10、Noreader

removeabookfromthelibrarywithoutpermission.A.wouldB.mightC.shallD.need11、Newmeasuresare

toimproveEnglishtranslationsinpublicplacesinChina.A.atrestB.inplaceC.underpressureD.beyondreach12、Knowing

yourweaknessliesisoneofthefirstandmostchallengingstepsinlearningtomanageyourself.A.thatB.whatC.howD.where13、Therearemanythingsteensshould

whendecidingwhatcollegestoapplyto.A.setinmotionB.getundercontrolC.bringtoanendD.takeintoconsideration14、Withrobots

variousindustrialtasks,factorieshaveincreasedproductionefficiency.A.toperformB.tobeperformedC.performingD.beingperformed15、Thereareno

displaysintheartmuseumandexhibitionschangeallthetime.A.permanentB.temporaryC.elegantD.alternative二、完形填空16、JosiahJacksonhasplayedpianosinceage4andhestartedhispiano-tuning（钢琴调音）careerat18.Sixmonthsago,hewasonhiswaytoFloridawhenhe

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theairporttomakesurethepianowasstillthere,hearrangedtomailhispiano-tuningequipmenttotheairport.Uponarriving,hefoundthepianoinvery

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shape—dustwaseverywhere,andtherewasaglueysubstanceunderthekeysthat

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tocatchhisflight.Sohedidthefastesttuning.Hethenplayedabitof"PiratesoftheCaribbean":thepiecethatinspiredhimto

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thepianowhenhewasyounger.Evenwithaquicktuning,thepianosoundedreallygood.He

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ofthepiano.Itwasagainreadytobeplayedbyanyonewithafewminutestore

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onthepiano—"Nodrinksnearpiano,please!"AvideowaspostedonTikTokshowinghowhecleanedandtunedthepiano,whichhasreceivedmorethan1,500

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thatpeopleareplayingthepianoagain,"Jacksontoldanewsreporter,"Pianotunersarebecomingmoreandmore

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,andI'moneofthefewwhocouldfixit.Itwasjustacoolcommunitythingtodo."(1)

A.donated B.spotted C.tuned D.purchased (2)

A.invain B.withluck C.forfree D.atrandom (3)

A.message B.reward C.demand D.chance (4)

A.scheduled B.revealed C.canceled D.delayed (5)

A.promising B.contacting C.inspecting D.ordering (6)

A.rough B.simple C.unique D.normal (7)

A.rescued B.defended C.liberated D.prevented (8)

A.casually B.effortlessly C.patiently D.briefly (9)

A.figuredout B.madeup C.setaside D.turneddown (10)

A.fortune B.expectation C.challenge D.sacrifice (11)

A.flee B.wander C.slide D.race (12)

A.pullout

B.takeup C.giveaway D.bringback (13)

A.barely B.definitely C.merely D.generally (14)

A.contribution B.introduction C.transformation D.appreciation (15)

A.behind B.between C.below D.beyond (16)

A.report B.record C.bill D.sign (17)

A.invitations B.awards C.comments D.offers (18)

A.replaced B.restored C.evaluated D.explored (19)

A.interested B.shocked C.puzzled D.thrilled (20)

A.rare B.available C.modest D.generous 三、阅读理解17、Welcometoouruniversity'sBotanicGarden—planyourvisit,andfindoutaboutwhatwedo!YoucaneitherpayattheTicketOfficeonarrival,orbookyourticketsonline.Pleasenote:Ticketscannotbeusedonanydateotherthantheonetheywerebookedforandarenon-refundable（不可退款的）.GuidelinesforVisitorsTheGardenisanactiveresearchfacilityandalivingmuseumwithacollectionofover8,000plants.Pleasebearinmindsomesimplerulesforyourvisit:OnlytrainedworkingdogsarepermittedtoentertheGarden.Childrenmuststaywithagrown-upatalltimes.Stickstrictlytothepathsandlawns（草坪）.Donotclimbthetrees.Pleasedonotpickanypartofagrowingplant.CyclingandballgamesarenotpermittedintheGarden.GuidedToursintheGardenWithover8,000plantspeciesandawonderfulrangeofgardensandplantingstoenjoy,thereissomethingforeveryoneattheGarden,andmanydifferentaspectstoappealtoawidevarietyofinterestgroups.◆FreeDrop-inWeekendToursEnjoyafree-of-chargeGardentourwithoneofourexpertguides,takingintheseasonalhighlightsoftheGarden.OurweekendtoursareavailableeverySundayat11:30a.m.and2p.m.throughouttheyear.DuringthemonthsofJanuaryandFebruarythesetoursfocusontheWinterGarden,Snowdropsandgeneralwinterinterest.ThefreetourslastonehourandstartfromtheFountain,neartheMainLawn.GroupToursOurexperiencedvolunteerguideswillhelpyouenjoythehighlightsandprovidesomeofthebackgroundhistoryanddevelopmentofthisamazinggarden.These90-minute,pre-bookabletoursareidealforadultgroupswishingtomakethemostoftheirvisittoour40-acresite.PleasevisittheGroupGuidedTourspageformoredetails.(1)WhatshouldapotentialvisitortakenoteofbeforebookingatickettotheGarden?A.Whetheronecanaffordthevisit.B.WhethertheGardenwebsiteisaccessible.C.Whetheronecanaccepttheticket-bookingpolicy.D.WhethertheticketsarestillavailableattheTicketOffice.(2)AkidisallowedtovisittheGardenwhentheyare

.A.welltrainedB.withabicycleC.accompaniedbyanadultD.guidedbytheirworkingdog(3)WhatbehaviourisacceptableintheGarden?A.Pickingaflower.B.Climbingatree.C.Playingaballgame.D.Walkingonthelawns.(4)Wheredothefreedrop-inweekendtoursstart?A.Snowdrops.B.TheFountain.C.TheMainLawn.D.TheWinterGarden.(5)Whatspecialservicecanvisitorsenjoyonthegrouptour?A.Thecompanyofprofessionalguides.B.TheexplanationofhowtheGardenworks.C.TheextendedvisitinandaroundtheGarden.D.TheintroductiontothebirthandgrowthoftheGarden.18、IfirstencounteredtaichiinOttawa'sChinatown.Menandwomengatheredinlooseformation.Theiractionscombinedtoachieveameditative（冥想的）dance.Iwasamazedbyitsbeautyandgrace.Itwaslikewatchingawaterlilyopening.YetIcouldn'tseethepoint.Icouldachievemyfitnessgoalsfromexerciseclasses,swimmingandcycling—andmovingsoslowlydidn'tseemtobuildmuscle,myobjectiveforallactivities.Ichoseonlytoadmirethismartialart（武术）butkeptmydistance.Yearslater,arecommendationfrommydoctorbroughtmetoatraininggroupfortaichibeginnersledbyacaringinstructor.Ihadthoughtthatmygoalwouldbetomasterthe108moves.Technicallyright,butwrongonsomanycounts.Theclasswasfulloflovelypeoplewhoglidedeffortlessly,seeminglyneverconfusedaboutwheretomovenext.Theyassuredmethattheyhadbeenbeginnersoncetoo,andthatIwouldbeabletorememberallthemoveswithinthreeorfouryears.Threetofouryears!Graduatedegreestooklesstime.ButIcouldseetheywereright.Commitandimprove:Thatwastheonlypath.AnotherrealizationcametomewhenIattendedanadvancedclass.Webeganwithfoundationexercises,andalmostimmediately,theinstructorsingledmeoutforinstruction.Tobesingledoutwasanhonour,butIwas

mortified.Alltheothersintheclassstoppedandturnedtowatchmewhiletheinstructorcorrectedmypositioning.“Don'tbend,“hesaid,andIrepeatedthemovement.“Straightenyourback,“heurged,andonitwent—probablyforonlyafewminutes,butitseemedlikehours.Icouldn'tsay,"Yeah,Igetit."

IhadtoshowthatIdid.IconcentratedasIhadneverdonebefore,listeningtowhattheinstructorwassaying,watchinghismovementandthenwillingmybodytomoveinimitation.Iwasunlearningandlearning,overcomingawkwardnesstofocus.IrealizedthatIwaslearninganewwayofbeingintheworld—trulylisteningandopentocorrection.Idon'tknowthatIwillevermasterthe108moves.WhatIdoknowisthatIhavefoundanactivityinmylifewherechangeandgrowtharenotjustpossiblebutexpected,evenwhenmystubborn（固执的）personalitytendenciesre-emergeateveryturn.(1)Whatwastheauthor'sfirstimpressionoftaichi?A.Pleasanttotheeyebutnotofmuchuse.B.Tooslowtoberegardedasamartialart.C.Helpfulinaccomplishingfitnessgoals.D.Mysteriousanddifficulttomaster.(2)Inthebeginners'class,theauthorrealizedthatmasteringtaichirequired

.A.disciplineB.leadershipC.persistenceD.teamwork(3)Whatdoestheunderlinedword“mortified"inparagraph5probablymean?A.AngeredB.ConfusedC.DisappointedD.Embarrassed(4)Howdidtheauthorrespondtotheinstructionsintheadvancedclass?A.Shedeniedherweaknessesandcarriedon.B.Shestayedfocusedandfollowedattentively.C.Sheworkedhardanddisplayedhertalent.D.Sheopeneduphermindandsoughtadvice.(5)Whichofthefollowingcanbeconcludedfromtheauthor'sexperience?A.Taichiempowerspeopletoimprove.B.Taichikeepsthebalanceofthebody.C.Taichifirespeople'spassionforsports.D.Taichifacilitateshealthyrelationships.19、Allanimalstakeinoxygenfromtheairtheybreathein,andreleaseCO₂fromtheirbloodwhenbreathingout.Mostmammals（哺乳动物）can'tdirectlydetectoxygenlevelsinthebloodsuppliedtotheirtissues.Instead,theyrelyontherisinglevelofCO₂intheirbloodtosignalthattheymightneedtotakeabreath.ButarecentstudypublishedinSciencesuggestsseals（海豹）cansensetheamountofoxygenintheblood,andchangetheirdivingbehaviorinresponse.Tofindoutifoxygenlevelsaffectedsealbehavior,ProfessorMcKnightattheUniversityofSt.Andrewsandhiscolleaguescreatedaspecialsectioninapoolwhereyoungsealswereheld.Inonecorner,therewasabreathingchamber（呼吸室）,wheretheywereshelteredfromtherainandthewind.Thebreathingchamberwassurroundedbypanelsthatpreventedsurfaceswimming,yetswimmingbelowthesurfaceforabout200feetwouldgivethesealsaccesstoafeederwheretheycouldeatasmuchfishastheyliked.Oncethesealsgotfamiliarwiththesetup,theresearchersstartedtograduallychangethecompositionoftheairinthebreathingchamber,increasingorreducingthelevelsofoxygenandCO₂toseeaneffectontheirbehavior.Sureenough:thehigherthelevelofoxygen,thelongerthesealsstayedatthefeeder.Thefindingsuggeststhatsealsdon'tjustphysicallyrespondtooxygenlevelsbychangingtheirheartrateorbreathing,butthattheyaresufficientlyawareofthemtochangetheirbehavior.Thisabilitywouldputsealsinaclassbeyondanylandmammalsthathavebeentested.Sinceoxygenlevelsonlandremainstable,humansdon'tseemtohaveevolved（演化）tonoticelowbloodoxygenlevels,sometimesnotevenwhenthey'reabouttopassoutinfree-diving.Therefore,infree-divingwithoutoxygentanks,accidentsarequitecommon.OurrelianceonsensingCO₂levelsinourbloodinsteadofoxygenmaybetoblame.Actually,thisisaperfectlyreasonablestrategyonland,wheregrowingCO₂tendstosignalbreathingissues.Butwhenholdingourbreathduringdiving,relyingonCO₂levelsisrisky,especiallyonrepeateddives.Becauseeverytimewesurfaceandbreathein,oursensitivitytoCO₂isdecreased,evenifitslevelsarealreadyhigh,andthisincreasesthechancethatapersonwill,withoutawareness,passoutbeforetheygettothesurface.(1)Whatdomostmammalsrelyontodeterminewhentotakeabreath?A.ThegrowingamountofCO2intheirblood.B.Therisinglevelofoxygenintheirlungs.C.Theintensityoftheirphysicalactivity.D.Thebloodsupplytobodytissues.(2)Whenwouldthesealsstayatthefeederforalongerperiodoftime?A.Whentheyneededtotakeinmorefoodatthefeeder.B.Whentheoxygenlevelinthechambergrewhigher.C.Whentheyfamiliarizedthemselveswiththesetup.D.WhentheaCO2levelinthechamberwasraised.(3)Whatresultsinhumans'inabilitytonoticelowoxygenlevelsintheirblood?A.TheunstableCO2levelsintheair.B.Theirlackofattentiontobreathing.C.Theconstantoxygenlevelsonland.D.Theirfunctionallychangeableheartrate.(4)Whydoaccidentsoftenoccurwhendiversgofree-diving?A.Theirbreathcannotbeheldlongenough.B.Theycannotadjusttheconsumptionofoxygen.C.TheymayfailtonoticerisingCO2levelssoonenough.D.Theirbreathingorgansstopworkingproperlyunderwater.(5)WhichstatementisprobablysupportedbyMcKnight'ssealresearch?A.Sealshaveevolvedtosurviveinlowoxygenenvironments.B.Sealsarequicktosenseoxygenlevelsandactaccordingly.C.Sealscanmaintaintheirheartrateevenwithlowbloodoxygenlevels.D.Sealsaremoresensitivetochangesintheenvironmentthanothemammals.20、Askmostpeoplewhat

"thegoodlife"involves,andtheywilllikelydrawuparapidlistofgoods—money,friendship,arewardingcareer,etc.EvenAristotle,whobelievedthatthekeytohappinessisthecultivation（培养）andexerciseofvirtue,stillthoughtcertaingoodswereeithernecessaryconditionsforhappinessorweregoodsthatcametovirtuouspeople.Ifwe'recomparinghowhappyvariouspeople'slivesare,itseemsnaturaltolookforcertaingoods,andcomparewhohasmoreofthem.Let'simaginethelivesoftwoactors,TobyandYbot.Tobystrugglestogetworkformanyyears,sufferingallsortsofdifficulties.Hebecomesafamousandwealthyactor,andwinsanOscarforhisfinalmoviebeforeretiring.Ybot,however,winsanOscarforhisveryfirstfilmrole.Butovertimehebecomeslessfamousandlesswellpaid,andhebeginstosufferdifficulties.Intheend,heretiresasanobody.Thesetwoactors'

lives,liketheirnames,aremirror-images.TobyandYbotbothseemtoleadlivesofequalnetworth.YetmostofuswouldthinkthattheorderingofthesegoodsdoesmakeadecisivedifferencetohowwecompareTobyandYbot'scareers.Someonewhoclimbsamountainwillexperiencemorestrugglethansomeonewhogetscarriedtothepeakbybus,buttheclimberwillalsohaveasenseofaccomplishmenttheotherpersonmaywellenvy.Inthatsense,wemightthinkToby'slifeisbetterbecausehishighsseemmorewell-earnedthanYbot'sdo.Butthat'snotthewholestory.Thenarrative（叙述）itselfseemstomakeadifference.Alifeofearlysuccessfollowedbydeclineseemslikealessoverallsuccessfullifethanonewheresuccesscomeslaterintheday.Wherethestoryendsseemstomatterinitself.Wevaluehappyendings,notjusthappymoments.Thisimmediatejudgmentfindsexpressioninwhat'sbeencalledthe

"shapeoflife"

hypothesis（假说）.Onthisview,livingagoodlifeisnotsimplyabouthavingtherightkindofexperiencesorlife-events,butofhavingthemintherightorder.Thehypothesissuggeststhatourlivesarenotsimplybagsintowhichwestuffgoodthingsandbadthings.Thetypeoflife—thenarrativeofthatlife-story—matterstoo.Withouttherightshape,evenalifefullofwondrousthingscanendupasatalewe'dprefernottoliveout.(1)WhatcanbelearnedaboutAristotle'sviewonhappiness?A.Goodscontributetohappiness.B.Virtuouspeoplemaynotbehappy.C.ToomanygoodsreducehappinessD.Happypeoplecarelessaboutgoods.(2)Accordingtotheauthor,whatdobothTobyandYbotexperience?A.Theystartfromahumblebeginning.B.Theyreachthesameheightincareer.C.Theyrecoverfromthesamesufferings.D.Theyretirewithhonourfromthefilmindustry.(3)Whatdoestheauthortrytoconveywiththeexampleofmountainclimbing?A.Easysuccessisoftenenvied.B.Therearevariouspathstosuccess.C.Fiercestruggleisvitaltosuccess.D.Hard-earnedsuccessistreasuredmore.(4)Inwritingparagraph4,theauthortriesto

.A.introduceanothertopicB.drawaconclusionC.furtheranargumentD.providenewevidence(5)Whatcouldbethebesttitleforthepassage?A.ToShapeYourLifewithGoodDeedsB.DefiningtheShapeofaGoodLifeC.TheEssentialComponentsofGoodLifeD.HowWeCanHaveaGoodShapeofLife四、书面表达阅读表达21、Inthemorning,Iwritethisto-dolist:1.Gotothebank.2.Getanicehaircut.3.Pickupmyacademicstatementfromcollege.4.Submitmypoems.Ithink,"That'senoughforoneday."Upuntilafewyearsago,Ididn'taimtobeanywhere.Andinordertobenowhere,onedoesnotneedato-dolistasaguide.Focusingonlyonthemostpressingmatterinfrontofmewasenough.Letthenexturgentmomentthinkforme.MymotherhadtriedtoteachmeaboutplanningmydayeversinceIwas10.ButIneverpracticedituntilIwas25anddonewithcollege.That'swhenI

awoketo

thefactthatIdidn'twanttowasteanymoretime.IliveinNigeria,wherelifeandsuccesscanbedifficult.Thereseemtobemanyroadstofailurehere.Igrewupseeingmymotherfirmlyinchargeofherday.Sheknew—andstillknows—wheresheneededtobeateverymoment,ineverydetail.Shemaynotbegoodatsinging,acting,orsports.Butsheisexcellentatplanning.Everydayshewritesalist.Ineverunderstoodwhyshehadtowritedownalistthatconsistsofitemsyoucaneasilyholdinyourmind."Yourto-dolistislikeyoursecondmind,"

shetoldmyyoungerself."Ifyoueverfeellostoroverwhelmed,youconsultyoursecondmind."Ididn'tunderstandwhatshemeantby

"asecondmind"

untilIseemedtolosemyfirstmindinmyeverydaylife.Sometimes,itseemsasthoughit's