2026届河北省部分学校高三毕业前适应性考试英语试卷（含答案）

2026届河北省部分学校高三毕业前适应性考试英语试卷（满分150分考试时长120分钟）第一部分听力（共两节，满分30分）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，选出最佳答案。ATEENSUMMERARTWORKSHOPSDESCRIPTIONWe’resopleasedtoofferspecially-tailoredartworkshopsasauniquefeatureforyoungartiststodeveloptheirartisticknowledgeandskillsinFIVEdifferentworkshops!Chooseone,ortakeallfive—andlearnskillsforalifetime!Eachworkshopisaseparateclass,sostudentsarewelcometojoinasmanyastheylike.UndertheguidanceofourinstructorHayleyMayne,studentswillexplorediversesubjectsandpaintingtechniquesinawaythatsuitstheirowninterests.Weareexcitedtoofferthefollowingcourses:ColorfulPortraits,WaterReflections,PortraitswithFeelings,Shiny,Reflective,andWildAnimalPainting.REQUIREMENTSDuetothenatureofthisart-improvingprogram(middle/advanced),wesuggesteachstudenthaveatleasttwoyearsofpreviousexperienceatCCAS(after-schoolprogram),oroneyearofhighschoolart,inordertomakesuretheyhavebasicknowledgeofartmaterials,aswellasabasicunderstandingofartelementsandprinciples.Classsizeislimitedanddesignedtohelpmeettheneedsofeachstudent.WHATTOBRINGPleasebringasnack,lunch,waterbottleandsketchbook(canbepurchaseduponregistrationfor$15),andallotherartsuppliesareprovided.2026DATES&THEMESWorkshopDateTheme1June12VividFaces;ColorfulPortraitsandExpression2June19LiquidLightandReflections3July10ShineandShadow;PaintingtheReflective4July17IntotheWild;DynamicAnimalPainting5July24MoodandMovement;AbstractEmotioninColor6July31CityPerspectiveDrawingSessionsareonFridayfrom10a.m.to2:30p.m.—$125/DayREGISTERNOW1.Whatmakestheartworkshopsstandout?A．Professionaltutors.B．Personalizedchoices.C．Fiveseparateartclasses.D．Usefullifelongskills.2.Whatarethestudentsadvisedtodobeforesigningup?A．Joinsmall-sizedartclasses.B．Submitaportraitwork.C．Gainrelatedartexperience.D．Preparebasicartmaterials.3.Whenissuitableforastudentfondofanimalportraits?A．June12.B．June19.C．July17.D．July24.BThatfriendlyvoicefromyourphoneguidingyoutonewplacesiscloselyconnectedwithGladysWest.Modernnavigation(导航)hasitsrootsinthesatellitesciencelabwhereWeststudiedtheEarth’sshape.AsadeterminedBlackwoman,sheearnedfullscholarshipstocompletehermathdegreesatVirginiaStateUniversity.Electronicsinguidancesystemswereintheirearlystagein1955,whenWestbeganhercareer.Shehadgrownuponthefamilyfarm,andthoughshewasself-motivatedtostudy,shewasararityinmathematics,notonlyasawomanbutasaBlackmathematician.Notdiscouraged,sheputhermindtosolvingproblems.ShebeganbyanalyzingtheEarthorbitsofsatellites.Itmightseemsimpletocalculatethedistancearoundaperfectball,buttheshapeoftheEarthisnotperfect.Itisegg-shapedandhasgeographicalaswellasgravitationalvariationsduetothetidal(潮汐的)forcesthataffectthecourseofasatellite.Westdevelopedalgorithms(算法)toaccountforthevariationsand,throughthe1970sand1980s,programmedanIBMcomputertodeliverever-increasinglyaccuratecalculationsfortheshapeoftheEarth.Westseldomprotestedtheunfairnessaroundher,forshecouldnotaffordtoloseherjob.Instead,shekeptworkingtoimprovetravelnavigation.Herlifeandworknotonlygiveusdailydirectionsbutalsoinspireyoungpeopletoriseabovedifficultsituations.“I’madoer,ahands-onkindofperson,”Westoncesaid.“IfIcanseetheroadandseewhereitturnsandseewhereitgoes,Iammoresure.”Forallofus,wearegratefultoWestformakingthatmapalittleeasiertofollow.Thenexttimeyouarriveontime,havingavoidedconstructionanddelays,andhearthatfriendlyvoicesay,“Youhavearrived,”giveanodandrespond,“Thankyou,West.Ihavearrivedatabetterplacebecauseofyou.”4.Whatdoesparagraph2mainlytellusaboutGladysWest?A．Shewascourageous.B．Shewasbornpoor.C．Shehadmanytalents.D．Shetaughtherself.5.WhatbeliefdidWesthold?A．Practicemakesperfect.B．Actionsspeaklouder.C．Wellbegunishalfdone.D．Losttimeisneverfound.6.WhichwordcanbestdescribeWest’scontributioninparagraph6?A．Record-breaking.B．Time-consuming.C．Life-improving.D．Energy-wasting.7.WhatisWest’smainachievement?A．Sheexploresthespacestars.B．Shehelpsusfindourway.C．Shefightsforwomen’srights.D．SheuncoversthegravityoftheEarth.CFordecades,mathematicshasbeencommonlythoughttobeadisciplinethatrequirescreativity,judgmentandcarefulthinking,whichcanneverbefullycopiedbymachines.Complexproofsandthejoyofdiscoverywerethoughttobebeyondthereachofartificialintelligence.Butthiseraiscomingtoanend.DrivenbyAIsystemsthathaveadvancedfromsolvingtextbookproblemstocontributingtocutting-edgeresearch,mathematicsisexperiencingthebiggestchangeinitshistory,challengingpeople’slong-heldassumptionsaboutwhatmachinescanandcannotdo.TherapiddevelopmentofAIhasbeentotallyunexpectedforeveryone,includingsomeexperts.InMarch2025,DanielLitt,amathematicianattheUniversityofToronto,madeapublicbetwithacolleaguethatAIwouldhaveonlya25%chanceofautonomouslyproducingatop-levelmathematicalpaperby2030.Asawell-knownfigurewhodoubtedtheoverstatedpowerofAI,hewasconfidentinhisbet.However,justoneyearlater,hedeclaredonhisblogthatheexpectedtolosethebet,asAI’sprogressinmathematicsoverthe12monthswasmuchfasterthanhehadpredicted.Afewyearsago,AIstruggledtosolvehighschoolmathproblemsconsistently,butnowitcantackleresearch-levelquestionsandevenachievegold-medal-levelresultsintheInternationalMathematicsOlympiad.AIsystemslikeDeepMind’sAletheiacanproposeproofstrategiesandsolveresearchproblems,thoughverifying(验证)theirresultsremainsachallenge.Meanwhile,AIhasbeenintegratedintoresearchworkflows,automatingtheverificationofcomplexproofsthatoncetookexpertsmonthstofinish.Whilesomemathematiciansworrythatover-relianceonAImayreducehumancreativity,manyremainoptimistic.Theybelievemathematicswilladapttothischange,asithasdonebefore.Litt’sbethasbecomeamarkerofthisshift,showingthatmathematicsisbeingremadeandtheroleofmathematiciansisbeingredefined.Inthisnewera,AIisnotreplacinghumansbutcooperatingwiththem,reshapingthefieldofmathematicsthathasstoodforthousandsofyears.8.Whatismathematicsuniversallyacknowledgedfromthetext?A．It’suniquetohumanbeings.B．It’sdrivenbytheAIsystems.C．It’seasyformachinestomaster.D．It’sbasedonconventionalthinking.9.WhyisthebetofDanielLittmentioned?A．Tospreadastrategy.B．Toexplainarule.C．Tomakeanattempt.D．Toproveapoint.10.Whatisparagraph3mainlyabout?A．ThetasksAIfailstofinish.B．ThestrategiesAIusesinresearch.C．ThelimitsofAIinmathematics.D．TheprogressofAIinmathematics.11.Whatisthebesttitleforthetext?A．IsAIReshapingMathematics?B．WillAIDominateMathematics?C．DoesAIChangeMathematicalProof?D．CanAIReplaceHumanMathematicians?DOil-burningenginesaremorethanareliablepowersourceformodernsociety.Theyplayanirreplaceableroleintransportation,agriculture,andindustrialequipmentduetotheirstrongpowerandstableperformance,yetthey’reasignificantsourceofairpollution.AresearchteamhasdevelopedWater-in-DieselEmulsion(WiDE)technologythatmixestinywaterdroplets(水滴)intooilfuel,offeringasimplerandcleaneroptionforexistingoil-burningengineswithoutanychanges.Unlikeconventionalemission-reduction(减排)technologiessuchasexhaustcleanersandspecialchemicalsthatincreaseenginecostandcomplexity,thenewWiDEtechnologymixesextremelysmallwaterdropletsintooilfuel,andspecialmixingchemicalskeepthewaterandoilevenlymixed,allowingthemixturetoremainstableforuptosixdays.Whenthismixedfuelburnsinsidetheengine,waterdropletsrapidlyturnintosteam,causinga“micro-explosion”thatbreaksfuelintofinerbits,reducingharmfulemissionswhilemaintainingtheengine’soriginalpower.TestsshowedenginesrunningonWiDEcansignificantlyreduceharmfulpollutantscomparedwithstandardoilfuel.Specifically,nitrogenoxide(氮氧化物)emissionsdroppedby67%,whilesmalldustpiecesdeclinedby68%.Theseremarkablereductionsshouldbeputdowntothe“micro-explosion”effectandimprovedair-fuelmixing.Inadditiontocuttingpollution,experimentsreportedobviousimprovementsinheatefficiency,meaningenginesnotonlyproducedcleanerexhaustbutalsousedfuelmoreefficiently.Moreover,withcontinueddevelopment,WiDEcouldworkalongsideothercleantechnologieslikeplantoilfuel,layingasolidfoundationforbroaderclimateandairqualitygoalsandheraldingacleanerenergyfuture,actingasacrucialbridgebetweentraditionalfuelsystemsandthenextgenerationofsustainableenergysolutions.Althoughlaboratoryresultsarepromising,researchersstatethatfurthereffortsarestillrequiredforreal-worldapplication.Laterinvestigationsshouldcenteronenhancingsubstancecombinationsandjudgingtheirlastingimpactonmachineryelements.“Thistechnologycanconnectthedividebetweentraditionaloilusageandagreenerenergytomorrow,”saidco-authorProfessorEmekaEmmanuelOguzie.“Itprovidesaninstantwaytocutreleasesinbothdevelopinganddevelopednations.”12.WhatisWiDEtechnologyintendedfor?A．Boostingengines’power.B．Improvingthestabilityofoilfuel.C．Cuttingpollutionfromoil-engines.D．Simplifyingdroplets’mixingprocess.13.WhatcanweinferaboutthenewWiDEtechnology?A．Itneedsspecialexhaustcleaners.B．Ithasafarmorepracticaldesign.C．Itlowerstheengine’stotalpower.D．Itmixesmodernandtraditionalideas.14.Whatdoestheunderlinedword“heralding”inparagraph4probablymean?A．Signaling.B．Changing.C．Hiding.D．Limiting.15.WhatisEmeka’sattitudetowardWiDE?A．Doubtful.B．Dismissive.C．Negative.D．Approving.第二节（共5小题；每小题2.5分，满分12.5分）阅读下面短文，从短文后的选项中选出可填入空白处的最佳选项。选项中有两项为多余选项。Somefoodsaremorelikelytocarryharmfulgerms(细菌)thatcanmakepeoplesick.

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Keepthefridgecoldenough.Puthotfoodinsmallboxesbeforecooling.Wecanmeltfrozenfoodsafelyinthefridge.Neverleaveitonthetable.Thishelpsstopbacteriafromgrowingfast.A．Donotleavefoodoutsideforovertwohours.B．However,wecannotjudgesafetybylooksalone.C．Allthesestepshelpkeepussafefromfoodpoisoning.D．Tokeepfoodsafeandclean,weneedtoseparatedifferentkindsoffood.E．Germsthatcausefoodpoisoningcansurviveonmanysurfacesandspreadeasily.F．Weshouldalsothrowawayanyfoodrecalledforsafetyreasonswithouthesitation.G．Theseriskyfoodscanspreadgermstoyouandotherfoodsandcausefoodpoisoning.第三部分语言运用（共两节，满分30分）第一节完形填空（共15小题；每小题1分，满分15分）阅读下面短文，从每题所给的A、B、C、D四个选项中选出可以填入空白处的最佳选项。DuringanunusuallyheavysnowfallintheNetherlands,publictransportwasstopped,androadswereblocked.Itlookedasifthecountryhadcometoacomplete

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atapbutalsocaringforaweakandoldneighbor.Inhardtimes,smallbutsincereactsofcarecanturnordinarypeopleintoquietheroes.21.A．comebackB．standstillC．takeoffD．breakout22.A．investigatedB．recognizedC．expectedD．encountered23.A．promisedB．recommendedC．appreciatedD．reserved24.A．equippedB．coveredC．stuffedD．associated25.A．visitsB．reportsC．interviewsD．posts26.A．passedoutB．cooleddownC．rangoffD．stoodout27.A．invitationB．serviceC．arrangementD．permission28.A．ObservingB．SensingC．GuaranteeingD．Denying29.A．disturbingB．clearC．honestD．relaxing30.A．HonestlyB．ObviouslyC．ThankfullyD．Unwillingly31.A．fearingB．doubtingC．sweepingD．braving32.A．answeredB．missedC．updatedD．rejected33.A．checksB．sharesC．choicesD．comments34.A．changeB．workC．matterD．happen35.A．buyingB．fixingC．removingD．testing第二节语法填空（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。InChenjiagouVillage,HenanProvince,hundredsoftaijiquanpractitioners(习练者)haveperformedslowlyandgracefullybesidethetoweringtaijiquanmuseum,

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(share)theartwithover30countriesonline.第四部分写作（共两节，满分40分）第一节（满分15分）假定你是校英语报刊的编辑李华，你校将开展以“弘扬优良品德，规范日常行为”为主题的德育宣传活动，请你以编辑部的名义为校英文宣传栏写一则通知，内容包括：1．时间和地点；2．活动内容；3．注意事项。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。Notice________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________TheEditorialOffice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。注意：1.续写词数应为150左右；2.请按如下格式在答题卡的相应位置作答。OurfriendBobFausthadbeenfightingaseriousillnessforsixmonths,havingtakenpartinanexperimentaltreatmentprogramatthelocalmedicalcenterinHouston,Texas.Thoughthetreatmentwastoughandexhausting,Bobneverlosthiscourageandoptimism.WhenmyhusbandArtandIaskedhimwhetherhewantedtotakeadrivingtriptoMexicotorelaxandrecharge,hefirmlysaid,“Yes.”HiswifeDebbiesupportedhimwholeheartedly,andhisdoctorsagreed,stoppinghistreatmenttemporarilytolethimenjoythejourney.AfterChristmas,withthehopeofanewyearandBob’spositivespiritguidingus,thefourofusheadedoffonamemorableMexicanadventure.WeallwantedtomakethistripspecialforBob,ashehadgonethroughgreathardshipsfromhisillness.Unexpectedly,Bobliftedourspiritswithhishumorandenthusiasm.WhenwecrossedtheTropicofCancer(北回归线)andIaskedforaphotostop,Artpulledover,Debbielaughed,andBobplayfullycomplained,“Cancer,oh,no.”Weallburstoutlaughingrightafter.Askeenbirdwatchers,wevisitedaflower-filledparkfamousforspecialbirds.WhenBobsawbuzzards(秃鹫)circlingabove,heraisedhisfistandshouted,“Goaway!I’mnotdoneyet!”Hislivelyhumorfilledthetripwithjoyandmadeusforgethissufferings.OurdaysinMexicowerefilledwithlaughterandpleasantsurprises,allthankstoBob’spositiveattitude.Once,returningfromTamaazunchale,Artspottedcolorfulbirdsinanorangegardenanddroveontoaprivateroad.Weenjoyedbirdwatchingforhalfanhourbeforeablacktruckapproached—thelandownerandhisworkersaskedaboutourbreakingin.Artexplainedanxiously,andluckily,thelandownerwelcomeduswarmlyandgaveustwobagsofdeliciousoranges,whichBobenjoyeddeeply.OnNewYear’sEve,weattendedalocalparty,madefriendswithBob’shelp,andfollowedthegrape-eatingtradition.Backinourroom,wecelebratedwithBob’sspecialdrinks,finishingtwobottleshappilybeforebed.Whenheadingback,ourcarbrokedownunexpectedly.________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________Whentherepairmenarrived,we’dturnedthelongwaitintojoy._____