2026届四川达州市外国语学校高三高考模拟考试英语试题（含答案无音频无听力原文）

2026届四川达州市外国语学校高三高考模拟英语试题第一部分听力（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5段短对话，每段录音播放两遍，从A、B、C中选出最佳选项。1.WhatwillChrisdonext?A．Drinksomecoffee.B．WatchtheWorldCup.C．Gotosleep.2.Whatistheprobablerelationshipbetweenthespeakers?A．Strangers.B．Classmates.C．Relatives.3.Whatisthewoman’sattitudetotheman’ssuggestion?A．Favorable.B．Tolerant.C．Negative.4.WhatcanwelearnaboutTom?A．He’ssmartforhisage.B．He’sunwillingtostudy.C．He’sdifficulttogetalongwith.5.WhatdidKevindoyesterday?A．Hewentswimming.B．Hecleaneduphishouse.C．Hetalkedwithhisgrandparents.第二节（共15小题；每小题1.5分，满分22.5分）包含长对话、独白，每段录音播放两遍，做题前有读题时间。长对话1（第6-7题）6.Whoisarrangingthemeeting?A．Peter.B．David.C．Janet.7.Whendoesthemanprefertohavethemeeting?A．ThisWednesday.B．ThisFriday.C．NextMonday.长对话2（第8-9题）8.Whatarethespeakerstalkingabout?A．Travelexperiences.B．Vacationplans.C．Favoriteseasons.9.Whatdoesthemanwanttodo?A．Gotothebeach.B．Findasummerjob.C．MovetoWashington.长对话3（第10-12题）10.WhatdoesthenewssayaboutbigonlinespendersintheUS?A．Thenumberofthemgrowsslowly.B．Therearemorementhanwomen.C．Theymakeuphalfofallshoppers.11.HowmuchdidAmericansspendshoppingonlinelastyear?A．$453billion.B．$990billion.C．$1,500billion.12.WhatdidGeorgebuyonlinelastSunday?A．Anadventurenovel.B．Asoftwarepackage.C．AnotebyMarkTwain.长对话4（第13-16题）13.WhathasRichardbeendoing?A．Visitingamuseum.B．WatchingTV.C．Studying.14.WhydoesSusancallRichard?A．Toaskforhelp.B．Togivethanks.C．Tomakeanappointment.15.WhatdoesSusanwanttodo?A．Seeanexhibition.B．Buyanewcellphone.C．Takepicturesofthesnow.16.Whatwillthespeakersprobablydo?A．Gotoapark.B．Playfootball.C．Attendaparty.独白（第17-20题）17.Wheredidthespeakerlearnaboutcollege?A．Fromthemovies.B．Fromherfamily.C．Fromthebooks.18.Whathelpedchangethespeaker’sattitudetowardsstudy?A．Herprofessor’sadvice.B．Hergraduateprogram.C．HertriptoAfrica.19.Howdoesthespeakerfeelwhenshetalksaboutherpastexperiences?A．Regretful.B．Relieved.C．Grateful.20.Whoisthespeakerprobablytalkingto?A．Conservationworkers.B．Highschoolstudents.C．Collegeteachers.第二部分阅读（共两节，满分50分）第一节阅读理解单选（共15小题；每小题2.5分，满分37.5分）ARuggedyRangeBirdingRoadTourAreyouinterestedincombiningsomebirdwatchingwithachancetoenjoybeautifulsceneryalongtheway?WehavedevelopedadelightfulshorttourforanyoneseekingoutavarietyofnativebirdsonStewartIsland.Youdon’tneedtobeabirdwatchertodothistour,asourknowledgeableguideswillprovideinformationonthebirdsseenandabouttheisland.Wetravelbymini-vansoyoudon’thavetowalktoomanyhills.Wewillstopoftentotakeseveraleasyshortwalksof5to15minuteswithsomeexcellentphotoopportunities.Yourdriverorguidewillhelpansweryourquestionsandmakethisanenjoyableandrewardingtour.Location:Oban,HalfmoonBay,HorseshoeBay,LeeBay,StewartIslandPricing&InformationAdult:NZ$120.00perpersonChild:NZ$75.00perpersonIncludes:Birdingtour,administrationcostsExtra:Transfers(转移)toand/orfromRuggedyRangeBookingOfficewheretourstarts/ends:NZ$10.00one-wayorNZ$20.00returnperperson.Groupsize:4to8personsImportant:Tourscanoperatefor2or3personswithNZ$25.00perpersonextracharge.Ifyourbookingisforlessthantheminimum,checktoseeifwehaveachievedtheminimumor,wecanreservespaces,whilstweawaitfurtherbookings.Duration:2hoursNote:Subjecttoouravailability,wemaybeabletoofferlongertours.DepartureTime:9:00a.m.or1:00p.m.or3:30p.m.Important:Departuretimescanbeflexibletofitinwithyourscheduleandouravailability.Start/End:RuggedRangeBookingOfficeSuitablefor:ReasonablefitnessNote:Notsuitableforchildrenbelowtheageof10.21.WhatdoesBirdingRoadTouroffer?A．Freetransportation.B．Informativeguiding.C．Expertphotoservice.D．Tailoredtravelroutes.22.Howmuchshouldacouplewithateenagechildpayiftheywanttoformatourgroup?A．$315.B．$340.C．$365.D．$390.23.Whichofthefollowingisrequiredfortourists?A．Reachingtheminimumage.B．Experienceinbirdwatching.C．Arrivingbeforeafixedtime.D．Reservationingroupsoffour.BWhenIwasyounger,Icouldn’twaittoescapefromRamsgate,theharbortownwhereIgrewupontheIsleofThanet.Itcouldfeelsmall:thesamefacesinthesameplaces,andwhereanewcaféorgallerywasoftenmetwithdoubt.Therewasthisapparentinsistencethatlifewasfineasitwas.Butforateenageritchingtoseemore,thatlackofcuriositywasdisheartening.SoIleft.Iheadednorthforafour-yearacademicjourneyfromYorktoDurham.Afteruniversity,havingplayedatnewspapers,ImadethemovetoLondontodoitforreal.Buttherealitywastough.Istruggledtocontributetovariousdailiesbeforeperiodsonstaffatbothmagazinesandnewspapers.Inmytwenties,Ithrewmyselfintocitylife:samplingMediterraneanrestaurants,navigatingaroundontheTube,andstayingoutlatewithfriends.Forawhile,itwasenough.Thenitbecametoomuch.Inandamongthesharingplates,Ifoundmyselfonanunendingratraceofmovingfasterandneedingtoearnmore—justtokeepup.RentsinLondonwerepressing,apartmentsweretiny,yetthedreamofowningonefeltlikeacrueljoke.AsIgotolder,tripsbacktoThanetopenedmyeyestowhatIhadleftbehind.Mainly,itwasthesea.Wideyellowsandsandeventhetouchofsaltintheair,ordinaryinchildhood,suddenlyfeltappealing.ButIalsostartedtomissthebeatofsmall-townlife:wavingtopeopleonthestreet,noticingwhosegardenwasovergrown,findingcharmeveninthepubsIhadoncedismissed.What’smore,whereI’doncehurriedtoleave,othersarenowrushingtoarrive.Artists,creatives,andtechnologistshavebeenpricedoutofLondonandarepouringtoThanet,bringingnewideasanddrive.Now,whenIheadbackhome,Ifeelamixtureofprideandmildwonder:theplaceIoncethoughtI’doutgrownhashadafaceliftIwasn’texpecting.I’llkeepreturningtoThanet,witheagerwillingness.Eachvisitremindsmethatplaces,likepeople,cangrowwithoutlosingtheiressence.I’vecometoloveThanetasmorethanjustthehomeIleft;itisnowtheplaceitcontinuestobecome.24.WhydidtheauthorwanttoleaveRamsgate?A．Itofferedfewjobopportunities.B．Itlackedmodernentertainment.C．Itstucktovalueshedisagreedwith.D．Itfailedtosatisfyhisdesiretoexplore.25.Whichofthefollowingbestsummarizestheauthor’slifeinLondon?A．Richinpossibilities.B．Sociallydiverse.C．Filledwithchallenges.D．Fullofsimplepleasures.26.Whatcanwelearnabouttheauthor’sbondwithThanetovertime?A．Itremainsstableandstrong.B．Itisinfluencedbypublicopinions.C．Itshiftsfromrejectiontoreconnection.D．Itisshapedbyhischildhoodexperience.27.Whatcanbeasuitabletitleforthetext?A．TheSeainMemoryB．FourYearsUpNorthC．TheHometownOutofReachD．AGrowingPlace,aGrowingMeCPeoplehavebecomeusedtolivingwithAIfairlyquickly,whichhaschangedthewaymanyofuscommunicateordealwithinformation.Ithasalsoledtoseriousconcernsaboutjobs.Surelymassunemploymentiscomingsoon?Buteconomicdatatelladifferentstory:EUunemploymentisatahistoricallowofaround6%,halftheleveloftenyearsago;theUK’sisevenlowerat5.1%,roughlythelevelofthefast-growingearly2000s;thatoftheUSislowerstillat4.4%.Jobsremainplentifulbecausetechnologycreatesnewtypesofjobs.Butyes,AIwilltakeawaysomejobs.AthirdofAmericansworrytheywilllosetheirstoAI,andmanyofthemwillberight.Sincetheindustrialrevolution,awaveofinnovationshasfueledextraordinaryexponentialeconomicgrowth.However,AI,likethecomputer,theinternet,ortherailways,isaslowrevolution.AndjustastherehasbeennoimmediateAIboomwhenitcomestoeconomicgrowth,thereisnoimmediatechangeinemployment.WhatweseeinsteadarelargelyfirmsusingAIasanexcuseforstandardjob-cuttingexercises.ThisthenleadstoadifferentquestionabouthowAIwillaffectthemeaningofourjobs.AnotherquestionraisedbyAIiswhetheritwillreduceorincreasetheinequalitybetweenworkers.Atfirst,manythoughtthatallowingeveryonetouseanAIassistantwithskillsinprocessinginformationorclearcommunicationwoulddecreaseearninginequality.Butotherrecentresearchfoundtheopposite,withhighlyskilledbusinessmengainingthemostfromusingAIsupport.Onereasonforthisisthattakingadviceisaskillinitself.Inmyownresearchwithcolleagues,wefoundthatgivingchessplayerstop-qualityadvicedoeslittletoclosethegapbetweenthebestandtheworstbecauselower-abilityplayerswerelesslikelytofollowhigh-qualityadvice.Andperhapsthat’sthebiggestriskAIbrings:thatsomepeoplemaybenefitfromitmuchmorethanothers.28.Whatdotheeconomicdatashow?A．Massunemploymentiscomingsoon.B．EUunemploymentishigherthanAmerica’s.C．Technologyhascutjobopportunitiessharply.D．TheUK’sunemploymentmatchesthe1990slevel.29.Whatdoestheunderlinedword“exponential”inparagraph3mean?A．Rapid.B．Steady.C．Irregular.D．Unbalanced.30.Whatcanweinferaboutcompanies’jobcuts?A．TheyresultfromAI’sdirectinfluence.B．TheyareoftendoneundertheexcuseofAI.C．Theymakejobsmoremeaningfulforworkers.D．Theycauseanimmediateemploymentchange.31.Howdoestheauthordevelophisideainthelastparagraph?A．Byquotingauthoritativefiguresinthefield.B．Byanalyzingthecauseandeffectofinequality.C．Byexplainingwhypeopledisagreewitheachother.D．Bypresentingcontrastingviewsandprovidingexamples.DPenguinsaresomeoftheworld’smostfamiliarandbelovedbirds,butsouthernrockhoppersarethetoughguysofthepenguinworld.Theirfondnessforcolonies(聚居地)highoverthousandsoffeetseparatesthemfromtheotherpenguinspeciesthatprefersoft,levelgroundintheFalklands.Oneevening,IstruggletokeepupwithsomescientistsastheymarchthroughthickgrassintheFalklands.Theyarelookingforrockhoppersthathavepencil-case-sizeblackboxestapedtotheirbacksandcollectingthoseboxes,whichcontainGPSdataloggers(记录仪).Somealsotrackdivingandheart-rateinformation.Later,inthescientists’fieldstation,wegatheraroundacomputerscreen,analyzingthecollecteddata,whichwillgiveusacriticalreadonoceanconditions,revealedbythebirds’responses.Withalifespanof10to15years,thespeciescanwithstandtheoccasionaldisasterandrebuildtheirpopulationovertime.Butascoloniesdamagedbyhumanactivitiesstruggletorecover,astringofdisastershasknockedthemdown.Despitetheirbravery,rockhoppersarehighlysensitive.Researchbythesescientistsshowsthatevenasmallincreaseinseatemperaturecanaffectthebirds’foodsupplyandlowerchickandadultsurvival.Besides,changingweatheriscausingunseasonablyintensestorms,killingchickswhohaven’tyetgrowntheirthick,waterprooffeathers.However,movingtocoolerwaterisn’tanoption.TheconstantwindstherewouldpushthelittlepenguinsintotheicycoastsofAntarctica,andthere’snolandwheretheycouldbuildnewcolonies.Thesescientistsaretryingtore-establishthenativegrass.“Itmaybeimpossibletostopthechangessweepingtheiroceanhabitats,”Quillfeldt,aseabirdecologistsays.“Buttohelpthemonland,atthebreeding(繁殖)sites,issomethingwecanactuallydo.”Thinkingoftheyoungrockhopperleapingoverafearfulgap,Iaskthescientists:Canrockhoppers’couragebeanadvantagefortheirsurvival?Quillfeldtfeelsitmay.Curiosityandbraverycanencourageseabirdstofindwaystoadapt.Don’tforgetthey’vegotattitude.32.Whatisthefunctionoftheblackboxesontherockhoppers’backs?A．TolocateGPSdataloggers.B．Todistinguishbirds’responses.C．Toanalyzethesurvivalrate.D．Torecorddataaboutoceanconditions.33.Whatmaybringachallengetorockhoppers’population?A．Theirlengthylifespan.B．Theirfondnessforhighrocks.C．Theirthickwaterprooffeathers.D．Theirsensitivitytotheclimatechange.34.Whatcouldbeapracticalwaytohelprockhoppersaccordingtoparagraph4?A．Establishnewcolonies.B．Improvethebreedingsites.C．Stoptheenvironmentalchanges.D．MovetothecoastsofAntarctica.35.Whatistheauthor’sattitudetowardrockhoppers’future?A．Hopeful.B．Reserved.C．Dismissive.D．Doubtful.第二节七选五（共5小题；每小题2.5分，满分12.5分）Challenging,funandengaginghobbieshavethepowertomakeushappierandhealthier.

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Hereishowyoucanstartanddiscoverthingsyoudon’tyetknowyou’lllike.Startsmall.Easeintofigureoutifit’srightforyou.Forinstance,signupforaone-timedanceclassratherthanasetofeight.

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Sayyouenjoylearningtoswim,butthenextstepiscompeting,andyoudon’twanttodothat.Juststopthere—youhavespentenoughofthedaypushingyourself.

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Whenyouwereakid,whatdidyouwanttobewhenyougrewup?Theanswercouldleadyoutoanappealinghobby.Revisitingactivitiesyoulovedwhenyouwereyoungisareallyhelpfulplacetostart.Thoselittlethingsthatoncemadeyoulosetrackoftimeoftenholdcluestowhatstillexcitesyou.Askyourselfhowyouwanttofeel.

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Theycanhelpyouclearyourmindandrelax.Considerhowexactlyyouwantanactivitytomakeyoufeel.Ifyoulongforabreakfromoverthinking,knittingcouldbeagoodchoicetorelaxyou.Ifyouwanttobesociallyconnected,joiningabookclubcanletyouinteractwithothersandbuildwarmconnections.Keepinganopenmind,evenifitdoesn’tseemyourthing.We’rewiredashumanstobecuriousandopen,butinaveryburned-outworld,weforgetthat.Sonexttimesomeonehandsyouaflierorinvitesyoutotagalongtoanevent,seizetheopportunity.

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A．Takeatripbackintime.B．Hobbiespresentanescape.C．Thinkaboutyourfuturecareer.D．Plus,theyoftenfosterconnectionswithothers.E．Yourskillsimproveasyoupractisenewhobbies.F．It’salsosmarttoresistthepressuretoovercommit.G．Itcouldbesomethingyouneverimaginedyou’dlove.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）EveryChristmas,mymomwouldfillourstockingswithsmalltoysandcandies.Attheverytipofthestocking,thevery

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mygrandfatherhadgrownupverypoor.Hisfatherhadabraintumorthatlefthimblindand

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fromthechurchtotakecareofhersevenchildren.EveryChristmas,alocalchurchdonatedabasketoffruittotheirfamily.Thiswasmygrandfather’sfavoritedayoftheyearbecauseitwastheonlydaywhenhecouldeatfreshfruit.Theorangeswerehisfavoritebecausethey

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hisfavoriteChristmasmemorywithhischildren.Whenmymomfinishedtellingthestory,Ifelt

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anydayoftheyear.41.A．bestB．lastC．firstD．fast42.A．disappointingB．amazingC．appealingD．frightening43.A．roomB．bagC．stockingD．pocket44.A．blowingupB．buildingupC．takingupD．holdingup45.A．initiallyB．joyfullyC．casuallyD．eventually46.A．commentedB．describedC．explainedD．imagined47.A．unwillingB．unableC．qualifiedD．ambitious48.A．contributionsB．inventionsC．pensionsD．donations49.A．tastedB．lookedC．touchedD．felt50.A．settleddownB．spokeupC．madesureD．turnedup51.A．shareB．exchangeC．appreciateD．discuss52.A．anxiousB．ashamedC．delightedD．excited53.A．forgottenB．expectedC．continuedD．agreed54.A．ceremonyB．traditionC．reminderD．memory55.A．partyB．festivalC．giftD．orange第二节语法填空（共10小题；每小题1.5分，满分15分）在空白处填入1个适当单词或括号内单词的正确形式。“Xueba01”,

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(draw)muchattentionsinceitsregistrationattheShanghaiTheatreAcademy(STA).Thiseventshowsthatartificialintelligenceisnowpartofhighereducation.“Xueba01”wasmadebyateamledbyProfessorLiQingdufromtheUniversityofShanghaiforScienceandTechnology.As

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“embodiedAI”,therobotlearnsartisticcreationthroughphysical

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(interact).Itis1.75meterstallandweighsabout30kilograms.Itsflexiblesiliconeskinallowsit

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(make)human-likefacialexpressionsandgestures.Duringtheorientation,“Xueba01”gotitsstudentIDandtalkedwithPanTao,afamousCCTVnewshost.Aftertheirtalk,Pansaid,“Itanswersveryfast.Itusesbothwordsandeyecontact,

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(emotion)likehumans.Itwillworkwithhumanstudentsinworkshops,labresearch,andcreativeprojects,

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(great)contributionstothefieldofdigitalart,andwearealllookingforwardtoseeingitswonderfulperformanceintheacademy.第四部分写作（共两节，满分40分）第一节应用文66.假定你是李华，你校英语报“FoodandCulture”栏目正在征集有关中国传统美食的文章，请你用英语写一篇短文投稿，推荐一道中国传统美食。内容包括：1.美食介绍：2.推荐理由注意：1.词数80左右；2.可适当增加细节，使行文连贯。_______________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________第二节读后续写（满分25分）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。Bobbywasgettingcoldsittingoutinhisbackyardinthesnow.Bobbydidn'twearboots,orrather,hedidn'townany.Thethinsneakersheworehadafewholesinthemandtheydidapoorjobofkeepingoutthecold.Bobbyhadbeeninhisbackyardforaboutanhouralready.Tryashemight,hecouldnotcomeupwithanideaforhismother'sChristmasgift.Heshookhisheadashethought,“Thisisuseless.EvenifIdocomeupwithanidea,Idon'thaveanymoneyforagift.”Wipingtearsfromhiseyes,Bobbystartedwalkingdowntothestreetwheretheshopswere.Itwasn'teasybeingsixwithoutafather,particularlywhenheneededamantotalkto.Bobbywalkedfromshoptoshop,lookingintoeachdecoratedwindow.Everythingseemedsobeautifulbutsooutofreach.ItwasstartingtogetdarkandBobbyreluctantlyturnedtowalkhomewhensuddenlyhiseyescaughttheglimmer(微光)ofthesettingsun'sraysreflectingonsomethingontheroadside.Hereacheddownanddiscoveredashinydime(一角硬币).NeverbeforehadBobbyfeltaswealthyashedidatthatmoment.Asheheldhisnewly-foundtreasure,warmthspreadthroughouthisentirebodyandhewalkedintothefirststore.Hisexcitementquicklyturnedcoldwhensalespersonaftersalespersontoldhimthathecouldnotbuyanythingwithonlyadime.Hesawaflowershopandwentinsidetowaitinline.Whentheshopowneraskedifhecouldhelphim,Bobbypresentedthedimeandaskedifhecouldbuyoneflowerforhismother'sChristmasgift.TheshopownerlookedatBobbyandhisonedimeoffering.ThenheputhishandonBobby'sshoulder,saying,“YoujustwaithereandI'llseewhatIcandoforyou.”AsBobbywaited,helookedatthebeautifulflowersandeventhoughhewasaboy,hecouldseewhymothersandgirlslovedflowers.Paragraph1:Afewminuteslater,theshopownercameout.______________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________