云南罗平县第一中学2025-2026学年下学期阶段考试（一） 高三英语试题（含答案）

云南罗平县第一中学2025-2026学年下学期阶段考试（一）高三英语试题二、阅读理解APeelArtGallery,MuseumandArchivesIsCelebratingThisAugust!Thissummer,PeelArtGallery,MuseumandArchives(PAMA)inhistoricdowntownBramptonhasmanyexitingevents,workshops,andactivities.ChinesePaperCuttingWorkshop(Adult)August9,1:30p.m.—3:30p.m.ExperienceLunarNewYearbylearningtheartofChinesepapercuttingwithKrisYunXie.Createamazingdesigns,andexploretheheritageofthistraditionalcraft.$15+HSTGeneral,$12.75+HSTMemberConnectionsArtAndBookClub(Adult)August13,7p.m.—8:30p.m.JoinPAMAandBramptonLibraryforthebookclubfeaturingTheExhibitionistbyCharlotteMendelson.Discussthemesoffamily,art,andfreedom.ThisprogramwilltakeplaceatPAMA.FreeregistrationisrequiredwithBramptonLibrary.CanadianMulticulturalInventorsMuseumAtPAMA(Allages)August14,10a.m.—4p.m.PresentedbytheCanadianMulticulturalInventorsMuseum,thepop-upexhibitInternationalAfricanInventorsshowcasesgroundbreakinginnovationsfromaroundtheworld.Thispop-upexhibitisincludedwiththecostofgeneraladmission.StayWithYolandaT.Marshall(Family)August15,11:30a.m.,1:30p.m.,3:30p.m.(30-minuteperformances)Joinaward-winningchildren’sauthorYolandaT.Marshallforalivelyandinteractiveeventcelebratingglobalfoodsandtraditions,withfuncharactersthatsparkkids’imaginations.Freefortheaudiencetoparticipateintheevent.21.Whicheventcanyouattendifyouareavailableintheevening?A．StayWithYolandaT.Marshall.B．ConnectionsArtAndBookClub.C．ChinesePaperCuttingWorkshop.D．CanadianMulticulturalInventorsMuseumAtPAMA.22.WhatisspecialabouttheeventonAugust14?A．Itrequiresadvanceregistration.B．Itincludeslivefood-makingsessions.C．Itfeatureshands-oncreativeactivities.D．Itopenstovisitorsofallgenerations.23.WhowouldmostlikelyattendStayWithYolandaT.Marshall?A．Professionalwriters.B．Curiouschildren.C．Technologyfans.D．Creativeartists.BAt16,BenjaminDavis,asophomoreatBishopFeehanHighSchoolinMassachusetts,hasinventedarevolutionarydesktopsystemthatrecyclesplasticbottlesand3Dprintingwasteintohigh-quality3Dprintingfilament(塑料丝).Hisgroundbreakingworkwonhimfirstplaceatthe2025InternationalScience&EngineeringFair(ISEF)andthe$75,000RegeneronYoungScientistAward,bringinghimwidespreadrecognitionandincreasingattentionfromscientificcommunitiesaroundtheworld.Benjamin’sinspirationstruckwhenhenoticedmassiveamountsofplasticwastepilingupinhisschool’sartroom.Ashewatchedtheseuselessmaterialsbeingthrownawayeachday,hefeltdeeplyconcernedaboutthegrowingenvironmentaldamagecausedbyplasticpollution.Determinedtofindapracticalsolution,hebegantoresearchwaystochangewasteintovaluableresources.Over18months,heworkedpatientlyinhisgarage,researching,designing,andconstructingdifferentmodelsuntilhefinallycreatedasmall,andadvancedmachine.Hisdevicecanshredplasticwaste,meltit,andformitintosmoothandconsistent3Dprintingfilamentinasinglecontinuousprocess.Comparedwithtraditionalindustrialrecyclingmachines,hisdesignuses70%lessenergyandproducesmaterialsofhigherquality.Schoolsandcreativespacesacrosstheglobehavealreadyexpressedstronginterestinhisinvention,andseveralinstitutionshaverequesteddetailedprototypesforfurthertesting.Atfirst,fewwerequicktocreditsomeoneofhisagewiththeabilitytotacklesuchacomplextechnicalundertaking.Teachersandpeersquestionedwhetherhissmallmachinecouldworksteadilyandmeetreal-worldstandards.However,Benjaminneverlostconfidence.Hetestedmorethan50versions,stayeduplatemakingimprovements,andcarefullyrecordedeachresultuntilhisdeviceperformedperfectly.BenjaminnowplanstostudymechanicalengineeringatMIT.Hehopeshisexperiencewillencouragemoreyoungpeopletocareabouttheenvironmentandtakepracticalactiontosolverealproblems.24.WhatinspiredBenjamintocreatetherecyclingmachine?A．Hisenthusiasmformachinery.B．Agrandawardfromacompetition.C．Theglobalrecognitionandattention.D．Theplasticwasteprobleminhisschool.25.WhatisanadvantageofBenjamin’smachineaccordingtothetext?A．It’suser-friendly.B．It’scost-effective.C．It’senergy-efficient.D．It’shigh-productive.26.WhichwordscanbestdescribeBenjaminDavis?A．Creativeandcommitted.B．Kindandresponsible.C．Hard-workingandhumble.D．Insistentandgenerous.27.Whatcanbeasuitabletitleforthetext?A．AStudent’sMITDream.B．TheDevelopmentof3DPrinting.C．TheFutureBelongingtotheYoung.D．ATeenTurningWasteintoTreasure.CI’mKate.LikemanypeopleintheUK,Igrewupwithaverynarrowunderstandingofhealth.IfIfeltanxiousortired,Ijustkeptgoing.IfIhadaheadache,Itookpainkillers.Therewasverylittlethoughtgiventowhysymptomsappearedorhowtoliveinawaythatmightpreventthemfromhappening.Itwasn’tuntilmyearlythirties,whileworkinginahigh-stressadvertisingjob,thateverythingcaughtupwithme.Iwascompletelyburntout.OneofthemostalarmingsymptomsIwasexperiencingatthetimewasunusualheartbeats—louduneventhrobs(跳动)thatshookmychesteveryfewminutes.Iwenttothehospitalandwastolddoctorscoulddonothing,excepttokeepaneyeonitincaseitcausedproblemslaterinlife.Therewasnomentionofemotionaltension.NoquestionsabouthowIwasdealingwithstress.ThatwasthemomentIturnedtoacupuncture(针灸).Ididn’tknowmuchaboutit,butsomethingaboutitfeltright.Andthatfirsttreatmentmarkedthebeginningofadeepandlastingchange.Throughacupuncturetreatments,IfoundakindofcalmIhadn’texperiencedinyears.Mymindcleared,mybodyfeltstronger,andthosefrighteningheartbeatsbecamelessandlessnoticeable.Ihaddiscoveredawholenewwayofseeinghealthandlife.Thatexperiencesparkedmyinterest.IbeganreadingeverythingIcouldaboutacupuncture:notjustthepracticalbenefits,butthebasicphilosophy.IdiscoveredthatChinesemedicineismoreofawayofunderstandingourselvesandtheworld.Itteachesthatourhealthisn’tsomethingtohandovertosomeoneelsetofix.It’ssomethingtorespectandtendtoeveryday,throughourfood,ouremotionallives,ourabilitytorespondtostress,andourrelationshipwithnatureandtheseasons.28.HowdidKatetreathealthissuesearlyon?A．Ignoringtherootcauses.B．Takingpainkillersregularly.C．Stoppingworkwhenfeelingtired.D．Keepingahealthylifestyle.29.WhatmadeKateturntoacupuncture?A．Herheartbeatsbecomingmorefrequent.B．Doctors’advicetokeepaneyeonit.C．Herhigh-stressadvertisingjob.D．Doctors’failuretoaddressherstress.30.WhathappenedtoKateafterherfirstacupuncture?A．Shelosttrustindoctors.B．Shelovedreadingacupuncturebooks.C．Sheexperiencedinnerpeace.D．Herheartbeatsreturnedtonormal.31.WhatdoesKatethinkofChinesemedicine?A．Ittriestorevealmentalfactors.B．Itoffersanewwaytounderstandlife.C．ItworksbetterthanWesternmedicine.D．Itrequiresdailyfoodcontrol.DCorrectingthegigabytes(千兆字节)ofdigitalmisinformationthatcirculateathighspeedonlineisanever-endingtask.YouTuberemovedmorethanhalfamillionchannelslastyearforbroadcastingmisinformation.Thepowerfulfact-checkingorganizationsthattrytokeeptheInternethonestfacemoreclaimsthantheycanhandle.Howshouldtheyprioritize?Checkerscameupwithanewapproach:forecastingwhichclaimsaremostdangerousandthuswhichmostdeservetobeputunderthemicroscope.ResearchersfromtheUniversityofWestminsterdevelopedaclassifyingsystemtosortdangerousmisinformationfromeverydaynonsense.Onetestofafalseclaimiswhetherenoughpeoplewillbelieveitsothatitcancauseanyharm.Toswinganelectionwithmisinformation,youneedtopersuademanypeople;tofoolsomeonewithfakemedicineyouneedtoconvinceonlyone.Anothertestiswhetherthosebelievingafalseclaimhavethecapacitytoactonit.SomepeoplemaybemisledthatWi-Fisignalscankillplants,forexample,butareunlikelytochangetheirbehaviour.Theresearchersestimatedthat,ofthefalseclaimsintheirsample,57%wereunlikelytocontributetoanyspecificreal-worldeffect.Oftheremaining,potentiallyconsequentialmisinformation,thecheckersconsideredwhethertheconsequencewouldbe“direct”—suchaspersuadingpeopletobuycertainkindofgoods,or“cumulative”,contributingtoafalsenarrativeaboutso-calledsuccessscience,say.Theclaimswereroughlyevenlydivided.“Cumulative”harmishardertoassessinashorttime,saysPeterCunliffeJonesoftheUniversityofWestminster,butlargedatasetsmakeitpossibletoseehowoftenaclaimisrepeated,andthuswhenanarrativeisforming.Timedevotedtoselectingwhichfalseclaimstocheckisprobablywellspent.Ittakesfiveminutestosortaclaim,whereascarryingoutathoroughchecktakesfivetosixhours.Thefact-checkingworldneedstogetmoresystematicinitsapproach,saysMr.CunliffeJones.“Ifthiscommunityisgoingtolearnanythingfromthis...it’sthatdataisthefuture.”32.Whatisthemainchallengefact-checkingorganizationsmeet?A．Lackofprofessionalfact-checkers.B．Difficultyinaccessingreliabledata.C．Resistancefromsocialmediaplatforms.D．Theoverwhelmingamountofinformation.33.Inwhichcasemayafalseclaimbeclassifiedinto“mostdangerous”?A．Ittargetsordinarypeople.B．Itbringsaboutanaction.C．Itdisguisesitselfwithscience.D．Itspreadsonmanysocialmedia.34.Whatistheclosestinmeaningwiththeunderlinedword“cumulative”inparagraph4?A．Equal.B．Complete.C．Gradual.D．Instant.35.Whatcanbeinferredfromthelastparagraph?A．It’suptodatatokeeptheInternethonest.B．Mostfalseclaimsrequirethoroughchecks.C．Itwastestoomuchtoclassifymisinformation.D．Selectingmattersmorethanthoroughchecks.七选五Whenwethinkofintellectualproperty(IP)(知识产权),weoftenassociateitwithcomplexlawsthatmaynotseemdirectlyrelevanttous.____36____.April26isWorldIPDay,makingitaperfectopportunitytolookintothisinterestingyetcomplextopic.____37____.Theycoverinventions,designs,symbols,namesandimagesusedincommerce,andIPisprotectedbycopyrights(版权),patentsandtrademarks.AccordingtotheUSPatentandTrademarkOffice,copyrightsprotect“originalworksofauthorship”likewritings,artandmusic.____38____.Trademarks,ontheotherhand,protectwordsanddesignsthatidentifythesourceofaproduct,withbrandnamesandcorporatelogosbeingprimeexamples.TheearliestrecordsaboutIPdatebacktothe6thcenturyBCintheancientGreekcityofSybaris.Here,afewbakersweregivenone-yearexclusivity(独家经营权)toproducetheiruniquecreations.____39____.Today,afterthousandsofyearsoflegaldevelopment,IPissecurelyprotectedbylaws.AkeybenefitofIPprotectionisthatitencouragescreatorsbylettingthembenefitfromtheircreations.____40____.Forinstance,patentholderscanmakemoneybylettingothersusetheirpatents,whichmayfueltheirfurthercreation.So,IPenforcementisvitalforpublicsafety,blockingsubstandardproductsfromenteringthemarkettoprotectconsumers.Increativefieldslikepublishing,music,andfilm,itsafeguardsculturalheritageanddiversity,benefitingsociety.A．IPreferstocreationsofthemindB．However,IPisasignificantpartofoureverydaylivesC．IPprotectionalsohelpspreserveculturalheritageanddiversityD．This,inturn,promotesinnovativeresearchandeconomicgrowthE．PatentsencouragecreatorstodevelopnewproductsbyofferingprotectionF．SomepeoplebelievethatIPprotectionisonlyimportantforlargecompaniesG．Therefore,theevolutionofIPisthoughttohavebeguninbread-makingfield三、完形填空Asingleactofkindnesscantransformaroughdayandrestoreourbeliefinthegoodnessoflife.Iamsharingmymomentwhereothersoffered____41____exactlywhenitmatteredmost.At32,I,Lily,aproudsinglemother,wasstrugglingto____42____alifeformychildandmebymyself,workingatanailsalontomakeendsmeet.Oneday,alady,afirst-time____43____,forgotherbag.SoIputitintheLost&Found.Twoweekspassing,shedidn’t____44____.Mybossasked,“Whynot____45____thatbag?”Iopenedit,buttherewasnothinginsidebuta____46____witheye-catchingwords:Foryou,Lily.Ididn’tunderstandbutexaminedthebagcarefullyagain.Then,I____47____theinnerpocketandwasshockedtofind$700.Itwasthebiggest____48____thatcamewhenIneededitthemost.Butmybossstayedcalmandjust____49____,askingmetoacceptit.Irealizedthatthisladywasnotarandomclientanditwasmybosswho____50____thewholething.KnowingIwastoo____51____toaskforhelp,mybossdidit____52____.Itsavedmeduringmyhardesttime.Now,8yearslater,her____53____isstillinmyheart,eventhoughInolongerworkthere.On____54____days,itremindsmethatthereisstillgoodintheworld.I’vedecidedthatIwill____55____whatsheshowedmetoothersinneed.41.A．helpB．guidanceC．protectionD．inspiration42.A．designB．recordC．buildD．celebrate43.A．ownerB．clientC．trainerD．employee44.A．searchB．respondC．returnD．remember45.A．showB．cleanC．sellD．check46.A．fileB．cardC．boardD．contract47.A．toreB．squeezedC．unzippedD．unfolded48.A．billB．burdenC．securityD．blessing49.A．smiledB．stilledC．workedD．waited50.A．solvedB．witnessedC．discoveredD．arranged51.A．puzzledB．proudC．nervousD．enthusiastic52.A．directlyB．patientlyC．secretlyD．personally53.A．trickB．virtueC．strengthD．pity54.A．dullB．peacefulC．preciousD．tough55.A．passonB．holdontoC．setasideD．takeback四、语法填空阅读下面短文，在空白处填入1个适当的单词或括号内单词的正确形式。AustralianvloggerAmyLyonsseemedsurprisedthatthesmallcityofTongreninChina’s____56____(southwest)Guizhouprovinceexportsmatchaabroad.Inhervideo,shopwindowsarefilledwithlocallyproducedmatchaproducts,fromtheemerald-coloredpowder____57____(it)tomatcha-flavoredicecream—evenmatchanoodles.Inrecentyears,Guizhoumatcha____58____(become)ahotproductonsocialmediaplatformslikeRedNote.Touristsqueueforapopularmatchamilktea,holdupcupsforphotosatscenicspots,andfillsocialfeedswithcheck-in____59____(post).Chinaisoneofthelargestproducersofmatcha.Areportfrom____60____ChinaTeaMarketingAssociationshowsthatnationaloutputisexpectedtosurpass(超过)12,000metrictonsin2025,____61____(rough)70percentofglobalproduction,withTongrenatthecenter.Takingadvantage____62____mistyhighlandsidealforteacultivation,theregionshiftedfromtraditionalteacultivationtomatchaproductionaround2018.Butwhilethecurrententhusiasmformatchamaycomeacrossasafairlyrecenttrend,peoplewhisked(搅拌)teapowderintohotwater____63____(make)atastydrinkandtreateditasanelegantartasearlyastheSongDynasty(AD960-1279).Thetechniqueofusingabamboowhisk,____64____(add)waterinsevenstagesandvaryingthewhippingmotionuntilthefoamswelled“likeamilkymist”,____65____isbelievedtohavebeenbroughtabroadbyBuddhistmonks,isrecordedduringtheSongperiod.Now,itlivesoninthethrivingmodernmatchacultureofChina.五、书信写作66.假定你是李华，你班本周六将组织一次前往市郊“GreenHope有机农场”的生态实践活动。请你给外教Steven写封邮件，邀请他参加。内容包括：1.活动安排：时间、地点与交通方式；2.活动内容：（1）学习可持续农业技术；（2）外教分享其家乡在环保或农业方面的经验。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。DearSteven,____________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________Yourstruly,LiHua六、书面表达（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。WhenIwasasecondaryschoolstudent,thesmallparknearourschoolwasmyfavoriteplace.Itwasmorethanjustapark;itwasoursecretplaygroundandapeacefulcornerfullofjoy.Everyafternoonafterclass,myfriendsandIwouldruntherehappily,laughingandchattingasifwehadnoworriesatall.Theparkwasalwaysquietandtidy.Ienjoyedthefreshair,greentreesandbeautifulflowersthere.ButIdidn’tknowwhenthingsstartedtogetworsethere.Rubbishwaseverywhere,especiallyaroundtherubbishbins.Plasticbags,bottlesandfoodwastemadetheparkdirty.EverytimeIsawthat,Ifeltsadandhelpless.Onemorning,onmywaytoschool,Isawtheparkmessierthanever.IfeltIhadtodosomething.Duringthebreak,Italkedwithmythreebestfriends,Lewis,StephenandAlice,aboutit.“Theparkissodirtynow,”Isaidsadly.“Ireallywanttocleanitupthisweekend.Wouldyouliketojoinme?”Stephen,oneofmyfriends,frownedandlookedalittleworried.“I’dlovetohelp,butI’mafraiditwon’tmakemuchdifference.Somepeoplewilljustlitteragainsoon,”hesaidinalowvoice.Hewasnotreallyagainsttheplan,buthewasnotconfidentenough.Hearingthat,Ilookedathimseriouslyandsaid,“Evensmallactionscanhelp.Ifwedon’tdoanything,theparkwillonlygetdirtier.Maybeourworkcanencourageotherstostoplitteringtoo.”Lewisnoddedandsaid,“Ibelievepeoplewillnoticeoureffort.Wecanalsoputupposterstoremindeveryonetoprotectthepark.”Aliceaddedgently,“It’sourpark.Ifwedon’ttakecareofit,nooneelsewill.”Stephenthoughtforawhileandfinallynoddedfirmly.“You’reright.Let’sdoittogether.I’lltrymybest.”Tomyjoy,hecompletelychangedhismindandbecamereadytotakeactionwithus.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。Webegantomakeplans.________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________OnSaturday,wearrivedontimeandstartedrig