河南郑州市郑中国际学校2025-2026学年下学期高一年级第三次学情调研英语试题（含答案）

2025-2026学年下学期高一年级第三次学情调研英语试题二、阅读理解AAffordablePlacestoVisitinUpstateNewYorkSenecaFallsIfyoulikenatureandlovehistory,SenecaFallsisthetopchoice.Whilethecityitselfisn’tthecheapest,someattractionstherearemostlyfreeorhighlyaffordable,suchastheWomen’sRightsNationalHistoricalPark,CayugaLake,SenecaLakeStatePark,andanamazingdowntownarea.HornellOftenknownasthe“MapleCity”thankstoitslargemapletreeforests,HornellisanaffordableplacethatshowsanewsideofUpstateNewYork.Alongwithfriendlylocals,awalkabledowntownarea,andpublicholidaycelebrations,youcanhikeandwalkthroughsomeofthestate’smostsecretparksandforests.That’sbecauseHornellislocatedintheexcitingCanisteoValley.ElmiraWelcometooneofMarkTwain’ssummerhouses,wherehewrotesomeofhismostfamousworksofliteratureandwaslaterburied.It’snothardtoseewhythefamouswriterlikedthearea—situatedamongthemountainsandneartheChemungRiver.ElmirashowssomeofthemostimpressivenaturalviewsinUpstateNewYork.It’salsopartoftheFingerLakesWineCountry,makingiteasytovisitalocalwinery.CortlandThankstotheSUNYCortlandcampus,thistownisn’treallyasecret—butit’soneofthemostaffordableUpstateNewYorktownstovisitanytimeofyear.Thecommunityisfriendly.Publicparksandwidehikingtrails(小径)arewithinreach,andthedowntownareahasplentyofshopsandrestaurantstoexploreonfoot,Imightadd.21.WhatdoweknowaboutSenecaFalls?A．Itisamixofnatureandhistory.B．Itissuitableforliteraturelovers.C．ItsgoodsarethecheapestinNewYork.D．Itstouristattractionsarefreeallyearround.22.WhereshouldvisitorsgoiftheywanttolearnaboutthelifeofMarkTwain?A．SenecaFalls.B．Hornell.C．Elmira.D．Cortland.23.WhatdoestheauthorsuggestvisitorsdowhentheyvisitthedowntownCortland?A．Walkwithalocaltourguide.B．Takeanicephotooncampus.C．Tastethedeliciousfoods.D．Exploretheareaonfoot.BJenniferWeiss’sjourneytomedicinebeganwhenshewasachild,seeingdoctorscareforherfather,whohadheartdisease.Thisexperienceleftalastingimpressiononher,andshedecidedtotrainasadoctorat16.Althoughsheenjoyedhelpingothers,Jennifersoonrealizedshewantedtohaveabiggerinfluenceonothers.Shewantedtodomorethanjusttakepatientstothehospital.Duringhercollegeyears,Jenniferstudiedhumanbiology,health,andsociety,whilealsovolunteeringasadoctorandfirefighter.Shenoticedthatmanypeoplebadlyneededtogethealthcare,whichinspiredhertocreatetheEMSEquityProject.ThisprojecthelpedpatientsinIthacafindhealthcareresources.Theseexperiencesledhertogoforajobinmedicine,andshefinallyjoinedWeillCornellMedicalCollege.AttheWhiteCoatCeremony,Jenniferandherclassmatesreceivedtheirwhitecoatsandstethoscopes(听诊器).Theceremonymarkedthestartoftheirmedicaleducation.Jennifer,whowouldbethefirstinherfamilytobecomeadoctor,sawthewhitecoatasasymbol(象征)ofherresponsibilityforprovidingcomfortandcaretoothers.Shebelievedthatmedicinewasnotjustaboutlearningbutalsoaboutbeingkindtoothers.Theceremonywasalsoareminderthatbecomingadoctorrequiresbothprofessionalknowledgeandasenseofbalanceinlife.AsDrJosephSafdieh,amedicaleducatoratWeillCornellMedicine,said,studentsshouldaimtobethebestoneofthemselvesasdoctors,notsomeoneelse.Students,withtheirdifferentbackgroundsandexperiences,arereadytotakeonthechallengesofthemedicalfield.24.WhydidJenniferdecidetobecomeadoctor?A．Shesawhowachildwassaved.B．Shewantedtofindawell-paidjob.C．Shewasinfluencedbysomedoctors.D．Shewasbadlyillatayoungage.25.WhatisthemainpurposeoftheEMSEquityProject?A．Todrawpublicattentiontopoorfamilies.B．Toinspiremorestudentstoworkhard.C．Tohelppatientsinneedofmedicalhelp.D．Toencouragepeopletodovolunteerwork.26.WhatdidJenniferthinkoftheWhiteCoatCeremony?A．Itshowedanendtocollegelife.B．Itexhibitedadoctor’sresponsibility.C．Itmarkedthestartofhighschool.D．Itrequiredhertobeopen-minded.27.WhatdidDrJosephSafdiehexpectthestudentstodo?A．Attendhislecturesaboutmedicine.B．Makealastingimpressiononothers.C．Buildupconfidencewhenstudying.D．Focusonbecomingthebestdoctors.CRecently,avideooffoursnowleopardsclimbingsnowycliffs(峭壁)innorthernPakistanmadeenvironmentalistsveryexcited.Snowleopardsareonekindofanimalsthatarehardtofindinthewild.Seeingjustoneoncameraisdifficult,letalonefouratatime.ThissightingisseenasabigwinforPakistan’seffortstoprotectwildlife.SakhawatAli,aparkworkerwholovestakingphotos,filmedthesnowleopards.HespenttwoweeksfollowingtheirfootprintsintheCentralKarakoramNationalPark,whichisalwayscoveredinsnow.Itturnedoutthatthefoursnowleopardswereamotherandherthreebabies.Alisaidthatwhilepeopleinhisvillageoftensawsnowleopards,noonehadeverseenfourtogetherbefore.Hefirstsawthemotherleopard.Then,henoticedmorepawprintsaround.Later,fromtheroofofhishouse,heusedbinoculars(双筒望远镜)tolookatanearbycliffandwasluckyenoughtoseeallfourleopardstogether.Hequicklygothiscameraandfilmedthemfromabout200metersaway.PeopleinAli’svillagewerehappyaboutthesighting.However,theywerealsoabitworriedthattheleopardsmightattacktheirfarmanimals.Snowleopardsareconsidered“vulnerable”,whichmeanstheyareatriskofbecomingendangered.Theyonlyliveinhigh-altitude(海拔)mountainsintheHimalayas,sotheyareseldomseen.TheWorldWildlifeFundinPakistansaidthesightingisagoodsign,butsnowleopardsarestillindanger.Snowleopardsfacemanythreats,likelosingtheirhomesandnothavingenoughfood.AccordingtotheUnitedNations,humanactivitiesandmorelivestockareharmingthelandwheresnowleopardslive.Thismakesitharderforthemtofindfood.Otherproblemsincludepeoplehuntingthemillegally,newbuildingprojectsdestroyingtheirhabitats,andclimatechangemakingthesituationworse.Giventheterriblesituation,it’snecessarythatlocalcommunitiesworktogethertoprotecttheseamazinganimals.Onlyinthiswaywillfuturegenerationsbeabletoseesnowleopardsinthewild.28.Whydidthesightingoffoursnowleopardsexciteenvironmentalists?A．Itwasasignalthatthelocalclimatewasimproving.B．Itwasunusualthatsnowleopardsappearedinagroup.C．Itprovedthatsnowleopardswerenolongerendangered.D．Itindicatedthatsnowleopardscouldadapttonewhabitats.29.HowdidSakhawatAlimanagetofilmthesnowleopards?A．Byaskinghisneighborsforhelp.B．Bytrackingandobservingthemcarefully.C．Bywaitingpatientlynearthecliffforlong.D．Byusingadvancedtechnologytosearchthemountains.30.Whatisthevillagers’attitudetowardsthesighting?A．Mixed.B．Proud.C．Doubtful.D．Uncaring.31.What’stheauthor’spurposeinwritingthelastparagraph?A．Todescribethechallengesforanimals.B．Toshowhumanactivities’influenceonwildlife.C．Tocallforcollectiveeffortstoprotectsnowleopards.D．Totellaboutthegreatadaptabilityofsnowleopards.DItisoftendifficultforfarmerstorecognizediseasesquicklyenoughtoprotecttheircrops.Now,somefarmersareusingasimpledevice(装置)directlyinthefieldtofindviruses(病毒)beforetheyspread.InTanzania,farmersstruggletorecognizediseasesinanurgentefforttoavoidgreatcropdamage.Thisprocessisoftennoteasywhenfarmersareactingontheirown.Iftheydonotknowwhatisattackingtheircrops,theycannotdecidethebestwaytofightthedisease.AdevicefromBritishtechnologycompanyOxfordNanoporeischangingthat.ThedevicetakesoutDNAfromplantsandhelpsfarmersrecognizewhatisharmingtheircropssothattheycanchangetotheimprovedcrops.LauraBoykinworkedwiththeUniversityofWesternAustraliaandbroughtthedevicetoaTanzanianfarm-ownedbyAshaMohamed.ThetestingrecognizedanumberofvirusesinthecassavafieldsnearMohamed’sfarm.“Sowhatwouldhavenormallytakensixmonthshasjusthappendinacoupleofhours.Andthat’spossiblebecauseofamazingtechnology,whichcangivefarmersresultsreal-time.”Oncetheviruseswererecognized,AshaMohamedwasgiventwokindsofseedsthatareresistanttothediseases.Inanothercase,DNAwascollectedfromapawpawtreefarminKenya.Withthattest,thetechnologywasabletorecognizethediseasesaffectingNaomiMumo’scrops.LauraBoykinsaysshereturnedtoMohamed’sfarmninemonthslater.“Afterninemonthsofhergrowingtheimprovedcrops,weharvestedherplantsandshesawlargeriseinthetotalamountofcrops.Thespeedatwhichfarmersrecognizediseasescanmeanthedifferencebetweenthesuccessorfailureonlargeareasofcropland.Now,theuseofsuchsimpleandeasilytransportableDNAsequencing(测序)devicesismakingthatpossible.32.AccordingtoParagraph1,whatproblemaresomefarmersfacedwith?A．Theyalwayssufferapoorharvest.B．Theyfailtofindhelpfuldoctors.C．Theyknowlittleaboutmodernfaringtechnology.D．Theyhavedifficultyinrecognizingcropdiseasesquickly.33.WhatdoweknowaboutthedevicefromOxfordNanopore?A．ItwasdevelopedbyscientistsfromAustralia.B．Ithelpspreventthespreadofcropdiseases.C．ItrecognizescropdiseasesbytestingDNA.D．Itshouldbeusedwiththehelpofresearchers.34.Whichofthefollowingwordshasasimilarmeaningwith“resistant”inparagraph4?A．harmfulB．recognizableC．unaffectedD．Appointed35.Whatcouldbethebesttitleforthetext?A．DNAtechnologywinsgreatpopularityamongfarmers.B．DNAtechnologyhelpsfarmersrecognizecropdiseases.C．TheeconomicdevelopmentinTanzania.D．Thebenefitsofmodernfarming.七选五“Execution(执行力)”meansskillsforproblem-solving,timemanagement,anddecision-making.Here’showtoimproveit.Takesmallsteps.36Tobeginwith,pickonelittlethingyoucandotomakeachange.Forexample,ifyourchallengeisanuntidyroom,collectemptyglassesandplatesandputtheminthedishwasher.Yourroomprobablylooksalittlebetteralready!Next,pickupclothingthat’sbeengathering(堆积)onachairandhangitup.Breakitdown.Youcanprobablydoanythingifit’sjustfor20minutes.37Takeabreakfor10minutes,andthensetthetimeragainfor15moreminutestoworkonyourgoal.38Ifyouhavetofinishataskthatyou’renotexcitedabout,makeitmoreenjoyablebymixingitwithsomethingyoudolike.Forexample,playmusicoranaudiobook(有声书)whileyousweepleaves.Youcouldalsocallafriendtocleanoutyourdisorganizedbackpackstogether.Personalizeyourorganization.Thebestorganizingsystemistheonethatsuitsyou.Youmayfindwritingdailychecklistsinanotebookeasierthanusinglotsofstickynotes.39Bekindtoyourself.Learningexecutionskillsneedspractice.Whenyouforgetorlosesomething,beaskindtoyourselfastoafriendwhomakesamistake.40Itmayfeelsillyatfirst,butrepeatsentenceslike,“You’redoingthebestyoucan,andthat’senough.”A．Setatimerandgo.B．Mixtaskswithsomethingfun.C．Asmallstudyshowsself-kindnessreducesstress.D．It’simportanttofinishalltasksatoncetosavetime.E．Somepeoplepreferusingphoneappstorecordtheirdailytasks.F．Manypeoplefinditeasytomakeplansbuthardtosticktothemtilltheend.G．Formanypeople,justgettingstartedisthehardeststeptowardachievingatask.三、完形填空IgrewupinahousewheremyfatherworkedsixdaysaweekinashirtfactoryinSanFrancisco.Sundaysweresupposedtobemyfather’sdayoff,buthenever41rested.Dad’s42wasendless,andifhehadnowheretogo,hewouldwalkdownourbackstepstoourplayroom,43withuslikeachild.Hefeltvery44whilelisteningtomusicand45onhis1940typewriter.Also,onthisday,hedrovemetoSundayschoolwithsomeotherkids,andmosttimes,aftercarsharing,myfatherplannedspecial46aroundthecity,allwithmybestfriendLoriandmeinthe47.Hekneweveryhillandmanyone-waystreetsinSanFrancisco,soeachweekthethreeofus48onepartofthecity.The49heldaspecialplaceinhisheart,becauseofhisdeeploveforanimals,andmonkeys50ashisfavoritesamongthem.Hedroveupthecity’ssteepest(最陡峭的)hill,JonesStreet,turnedthecararound,and51backdown.Wewerebouncing(颠簸)aroundinthebackseat,havingsomuch52.Itwasourownrollercoaster(过山车).Fromtimetotime,wewouldgotoa53,wherewecouldgetwhatever54wewantedalongwithourpopcorn(爆米花),asDadsleptthrougheachmovie.ThosewerethehappymemoriesthatI’llalways55andholddearinmyheart.41.A．actuallyB．suddenlyC．properlyD．directly42.A．curiosityB．energyC．patienceD．pride43.A．fightingB．dealingC．playingD．cooperating44.A．nervousB．awkwardC．sleepyD．excited45.A．actingB．concentratingC．typingD．imagining46.A．adventuresB．meetingsC．classesD．walks47.A．passengerseatB．backseatC．driverseatD．frontseat48.A．exploredB．mappedC．cleanedD．passed49.A．museumB．parkC．zooD．library50.A．foundoutB．tookupC．stoodoutD．putup51.A．lookedB．dancedC．foughtD．speeded52.A．fearB．funC．confusionD．surprise53.A．restaurantB．shopC．marketD．cinema54.A．treatsB．toysC．fruitsD．books55.A．createB．forgetC．shareD．treasure四、语法填空IfonetravelstoChengduforthefirsttime,ChunxiRoadisaplacethatshouldnotbemissed.ChunxiRoad56(build)in1924toconnecttwocommercial(商业的)centers.Itprovideslovelyfoodchoices,attractivesightseeing,andalotofshoppingchancesforvisitors.Itis57(real)anexcellentplace58(have)funandexperiencethelifeofChengdulocals.59(stand)atthenorthendofChunxiRoadaresomestatues.Anoldman60(dress)intraditionalChineseclothesholdsasnuff(鼻烟)bottleinhishand.Notfarfromhim,amodernyoungladyinfashionableclothesiswalkingin61hurry.Astonelockstatueliesbetweenthem.Itshowsthetime00:00onFebruary10,2002,thedate62therebuildingwasfinished.Theoldmanstandsforthebusinessmenfromthepast,whiletheladystandsforthemodernyoungpeople.ChunxiRoadisaparadise(天堂)forshoppingwithallkindsofstoressellinggoodsfrominternationalhigh-endthings63cheapones.Besides,the64(tradition)Chengdufoodherewillmakeyourmouthwater.Famouslocal65(snack),suchasZhongDumplings,LaiTangyuanandHanBaozi,aredeliciousandcheap,gettingpopularityamongvisitorsacrosstheworld.五、书信写作（倡议书）66.假定你是学生会主席李华，你校将参与“野生动物保护”国际项目。请以学生会名义用英语写一封倡议书，内容包括：1.野生动物的现状；2.保护行动建议。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。Dearstudents,______________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________StudentUnion六、读后续写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。Ineverthoughtmyfather’sjobcouldchangemylifesomuch.Oneeveninghecamehomeandtoldushiscompanywassendinghimtoanothercity.Atfirst,Ididn’tworry,thinkingitmightbeashorttriporjustasmallchange.ButthenheaddedthatbecauseheandMomwouldbothbeverybusy,Iwouldhavetogotoaboarding(寄宿)school.Theword“boarding”mademeunhappy.Itmeantleavingmyneighborhood,myoldschool,andmostofall,mybestfriendJune.JuneandIgrewuptogether.Werodebikesinthesummer,sharedsecretsatnight,andlaugheduntilourstomachshurt.WhenItoldheraboutthemove,shetriedtosmile.“It’sokay,”shesaidquickly.“We’llcalleveryweekend.We’llalwaysbebestfriends,”sheadded.Iwantedtobelieveher,soIagreed,holdingontoherpromise.Still,deepinside,asmallvoiceraiseddoubts:WouldthingsreallystaythesameonceIleft?Thenewschoolwasnothinglikehome.Thebuildingswerebig,andthestudentsallwerefriendly,butIstillmissedhomeandJune.AtSaturdaynight,Isatonmydormitory(学生宿舍)bedwaitingforJune’scall.Atfirst,wetalkedalot,butsoonourcallsgrewshorter.Sometimesshedidn’tanswerrightaway.Whenshedid,sheoftentalkedaboutanewstudentnamedEmily.“Emilyissocool,”Junesaidonce,laughingthroughthephone.Iforcedmyselftolaughtoo,butinsideIfelthurt.ItoldmyselfIdidn’tcare,butthetruthwasthatIcaredtoomuch.IimaginedEmilytakingmyplace,walkingbesideJune,andtellingherjokesthatusedtobemine.Igrewjealous(妒忌的).SoonIstoppedansweringhercalls.Ilefthertextsunread.Atnight,Icriedquietlyintomypillow,tellingmyselfJunedidn’tneedmeanymore.OneSaturdaymorning,Iheardmynamecalledoutsidethedormitory.______________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________Thenextafternoon,IsawJuneoffatth