2025~2026学年陕西西安中学高三下学期第七次模拟考试英语试卷

2025~2026学年陕西西安中学高三下学期第七次模拟考试英语试卷一、听力选择题1.WhatwillthemandoonSaturdayevening?

A．Attendaparty.B．Dothecooking.C．Gocycling.2.Wherearethespeakers?

A．Inaclothesshop.B．Inatailor’s.C．Inalaundry.3.Howdoesthemangotoworkeveryday?

A．Bycar.B．Bybus.C．Onfoot.4.Whatdoesthemanthinkofhispresentjob?

A．Challenging.B．Boring.C．Well-paid.5.Whatarethespeakersmainlytalkingabout?

A．Aphoto.B．Aplay.C．Adress.听下面一段对话，回答以下小题。6.Whyisthemanattheairport?

A．Toboardaplane.B．Topickupsomepassengers.C．Tomeetthewoman.7.Whichflighthasbeendelayed?

A．TheFrenchflight.B．TheSpanishflight.C．TheItalianflight.听下面一段对话，回答以下小题。8.Wherecanthemanputhisbag?

A．Behindthedoor.B．Inthelocker.C．Onthedesk.9.Whatshouldthemandoaftergettingintotheexamhall?

A．Findhisexaminationnumber.B．Turnoffthemobilephone.C．ShowhisstudentIDcard.听下面一段对话，回答以下小题。10.Whatwillthespeakersdoduringthesummerbreak?

A．Earnsomemoney.B．Enjoysomearts.C．Dosomeshopping.11.WhatcanthespeakersdoinRosemount?

A．Havesomenicemeals.B．Findagoodvarietyoflocalworks.C．Buysomepaintingsandhandmadejewellery.12.Wherewillthespeakerssleepduringthesummerbreak?

A．Intheirhouse.B．Inahotel.C．Inatent.听下面一段对话，回答以下小题。13.Whatkindofclubdoesthewomanwanttotake?

A．Theonethathasabignumberofmembers.B．Theonethatoffersmanydifferentactivities.C．Theonethathasalowentryfee.14.Whatdoesthemansayaboutthecross-countrycyclingclub?

A．Ithasmanymembers.B．Itlooksquiteinteresting.C．Itistooexpensive.15.Howmuchdoesthefilmclubcost?

A．$15.B．$30.C．$50.16.Whichclubwillthewomanprobablyjoin?

A．Thestreetdanceclub.B．Thetabletennisclub.C．Thefilmclub.听下面一段独白，回答以下小题。17.Howlongdoesittaketogettothecampingarea?

A．About8hours.B．About6hours.C．About2hours.18.Whatwillthelistenersdofirstwhentheyarriveatthecampingarea?

A．Goshopping.B．Checkthee-mails.C．Setupthetents.19.Whatdoesthespeakeradvisethelistenerstodo?

A．Stayinthecampinstormyweather.B．Listentotheweatherreport.C．Prepareclothesforwetweather.20.Whatarethelistenersprobablyunabletodointhehills?

A．AskMrs.Sandersonquestions.B．Godowntothetown.C．Usetheirphones.二、阅读理解IMC2026RegistrationThisyear’scompetitionwillbeorganizedbyUniversityCollegeLondonandhostedbytheAmericanUniversityinBulgaria.ItwilltakeplaceinBlagoevgrad,Bulgaria,27July—3August2026.Allstudentparticipants,teamleadersandaccompanyingpersonsarerequiredtoregisterinadvance.EveryoneisrequiredtopaytheRegistrationFee50Euros(non-refundable)by10June2026andtheCompetitionFee.TheCompetitionFeewillbe700Eurosforeachstudentparticipantwithanactiveteamleader,andwillbe750Eurosforeachonewithoutanactiveteamleader.Itcoversaccommodation,mealsandbustransfersbetweentheSofiaAirportandBlagoevgradon27Julyand3August.BustransferfromSofiaAirportwillonlybeassuredforthosewhoprovidetheirflightnumbersandarrivaltimesby30June2026.TheCompetitionFeewillbepayableeitherbybanktransfer,oruponarrivalinBlagoevgradattheRegistrationDeskintheHallofResidence.Detailsofhowtomakethebanktransferwillbesenttoallregisteredparticipants.Traditionally,eachTeammusthaveaTeamleader.Theymustholdanacademicpositionattheuniversitythathe/sherepresentsandacompletedPhD.TheTeamleadermustensurethathis/herstudentsfollowtheregulations.Theyareexpectedtoparticipateingradingthestudent’sscripts.Forateamwithmorethansixstudents,itisrecommendedtohaveaDeputyTeamleadertosharetheworkofgradingstudents’papers.IfyouexperienceanyproblemswithpayingyourregistrationfeeviatheTicketTailor,pleasecontactoursupportteamatimcmathcomp@gmail.comandincludeyourfullname,emailaddress,universityandcountry.Wewillrespondassoonaspossible.21.Howmuchshouldastudentwithoutanactiveteamleaderpayintotal?

A．50Euros.B．700Euros.C．750Euros.D．800Euros.22.Whatshouldparticipantsdotogetthebustransferservice?

A．ReachSofiaAirportonJuly27.B．SubmitflightdetailsbyJune30.C．LeaveBlagoevgradonAugust3.D．ProvideflightnumberafterJuly1.23.WhatisarequirementforanIMC2026teamleader?

A．Professionalpaper-gradingskills.B．Thedutyofcollectingcompetitionfees.C．AcompletedPhDandanacademicpost.D．Officialteammanagementqualification.Inmychildhood,wheneverIwasbeingunreasonable,orquestioningwhateverdirectionmymotherwasgiving,shewouldsay“I’mthemommaandyou’rethebaby.”Endofdiscussion.UntilonedaysheaskedmetodosomethingforherandIsaid,“No.You’rethemomma;I’mthebaby.”Itgaveheragoodlaugh.But,at31,I’mrealizingthedynamicmightbeshifting.She’sthemomma;I’mthebaby.ButI’malsosomethingelsenow.Morewillbeaskedofmetotakecareofher.Mymotherisgettingolder.Therealizationhitmeduringarecentvisithome.Inmymemory,ourhousewasn’tspotless,butI’dcallittidy.Weekendswereforcleaning.YetduringthisvisitIwastakenabackbypilesuponpilesofmailandpapersandjunk.Afridgefullofspoiledfood.Amountainofclothesbeggingtobelocated.Wasitalwaysthisway?Whendidshebecomeahoarder(囤积者)?Asymptomofaging?Butmymotherwouldlikeyoutoknowsomething:Sheisnotahoarder.Shespokefranklywithmoreself-awarenessthanIexpectedaboutlifeandtimeandhappiness.“ThetimethatIhavetogothroughthosethingswouldbemyweekends.DoIwanttospendmySaturdayafternoongoingthroughallthejunk?OrdoIwanttogohangoutwithmyfriends?Ithinkthelatter.Idon’twanttospendoneminuteofmyfreetimedoinganythingthatdoesn’tbringmejoy,”shesays.It’snotthatmymotherhasnoworriesaboutaging,butshecametotermswithitlongbefore.“Trey,youcouldspendsomuchtimeworryingaboutthingsthataren’tperfect.Thentimeslipsby,andthey’renevergoingtobe,”shecontinues.“Ithinkhappinessisamoment-to-moment,day-to-daykindofthing.It’snotsomethingyousustain.IstillthinkI’mhot-thatmightbeinmyhead,butsowhat.”24.Whatwastheauthor’stoneinhisresponsetoMominparagraph1?

A．Unwilling.B．contented.C．Serious.D．Sympathetic.25.WhatmadetheauthorlabelMomasahoarderatfirst?

A．Herrefusaltodonateoldstuff.B．ThemessinMom’shouse.C．Herpreferenceforaneconomicallife.D．ThedeclineofMom’shealth.26.Whydidn’tMomtidythehouseonweekends?

A．Shehadplanswithherfriends.B．Shewastoooldtodoitonherown.C．Shehadtroublesortingoutthejunk.D．Shedesiredapleasanttimeforherself.27.WhichofthefollowingmaybestdescribeMom’sphilosophyoflife?

A．Anidleyouth,aneedyage.B．Hastemakeswaste.C．Nothorn,nothrone.D．Livinginthepresent.FacialrecognitionsoftwareusedtostudythesocialbehaviorofindividualGreylagGeese(灰雁)inEuropewillsoonbeusedtomonitoranotherraregeesespecies,theCapeBarenGooseinSouthAustralia.Thetechnologywasusedtoassesshoweachbirdrespondstoimagesofthemselves,othermatesorpartners.Researchersfoundthatitcouldbeusedtomonitorandrecordendangeredwildlife.Theprogramtestedeachgoosefacewithlifesize2DimagesofmembersoftheGreylagGooseflock.With97%accuracy,eachgoosefacecouldbecorrectlyassignedwithinaphotolibrarycontaining6,000possiblematches.“Next,theteamplacedlife-sizedphotosinagrassyfieldtoseewhethergeesebehavedifferentlytoeachimage,whichtheydid,”saysProfessorKleindorfer.Itwasfoundthatthegeeseapproachedthephotooftheirpartnersmorequickly,gavefriendlycontactcallsandfedforlonger.Incontrast,whentheysawapictureofthemselves—agoosetheyhadneverseenbefore—theymadeangrysoundsandtooklongertoapproachfood,iftheyfedatall.Thelatestfindingsintovisualcuesofindividualitynotonlygiveinsightsintothebirds’socialstructurebutillustratehowthesoftwaretomonitorindividualfacesorbodypatternscanbemonitoredusingphotographscollectedinthefield—foranimalnumbersandmovements—inconservationefforts.“Animalwelfarecouldalsobeenhancedthroughtheuseofphotographsincaptivity(圈养),”saysDrColombelli-Negrel.“Aphotomightreducethesenseofisolationinasocialspeciesheldincaptivityorserveasa‘softintroduction’beforeanewanimalisintroducedintoanenclosure.Perhapscaptiveindividualsingroup-livingspeciesexpressreducedanxietywhenexposedtoaphotographofanunknownandsmallerconspecific.”28.Whatmakesitpossibleforfacialrecognitionsoftwaretomonitoranimals?

A．Itsresearchonanimalbehaviors.B．Itsabilitytoidentifydifferentfaces.C．ItsphotolibraryofGreylagGeese.D．Itsadvancedtrackingtechnology.29.Whatisprobablythegeese’sreactiontoapictureofthemselves?

A．Excited.B．Indifferent.C．Aggressive.D．Friendly.30.Whatdoanimalphotosdotocaptiveanimals?

A．Avoidconflictsbetweenthem.B．Provideentertainmentforthem.C．Releasetheirnegativeemotions.D．Introducespeciestothem.31.Whatcanbeasuitabletitleforthetext?

A．HowEndangeredAnimalsCanBeSaved.B．WhatDifficultiesAnimalProtectionWillFace.C．HowFacialRecognitionBenefitsAnimals.D．WhatPhotosCanBoostAnimals’Moods.IntheearlyhoursofMarch13,1964,KittyGenovesewasattackedviolentlynearherNewYorkapartmentdespiteneighborshearingherscreams.ThecasemadeheadlinesinTheNewYorkTimes,whichreportedthat38witnessesheardtheattackbuttooknoaction.Tofigureoutthereason,socialpsychologistsJohnDarleyandBibbLatanéconductedtwoclassicexperiments.Theirfirstexperimentshowedthatthemorebystanderstherewere,themoreanindividual’ssenseofresponsibilitydiffused—85%ofparticipantshelpedinaone-on-onesituation,whileonly31%didsoinagroupofsix.Intheirsecondsmokeexperiment,75%ofpeoplealonesoughthelpwhensmokefilledtheroom,butjust10%didsowithpassivebystandersaround.Theypointedoutthatthebystandereffectmainlyspringsfrompeople’sfailuretointerpretasituationasanemergencyduetoothers’inaction.Thesecondreasonforthebystandereffectisthatwhenmultiplebystandersarepresent,eachpersonfeelslesspersonalcommitmenttoact,astheyassumeothers(especiallythosewithprofessionalskillslikedoctorsorpolice)willintervene.Thisphenomenonismorecommoninurbanareaswithmanystrangers,unlikeinsmallcommunitieswherepeoplefeelaclearsenseofresponsibilitytohelpotherstheyknow.RecentresearchhascastdoubtontheuniversalityofDarleyandLatané’sclassicbystandereffecttheory.Usingreal-worldCCTVfootagefromthreepairsofculturallydiversecities—Lancaster,Amsterdam,andCapeTown—Dr.RichardPhilpotofLancasterUniversityandhisteamanalyzed212violentincidents.Theirfindingsshowedthatbystandersintervenedin91%ofcases,andindirectcontradictiontotheoriginaltheory,thepresenceofmorebystandersactuallyincreasedthelikelihoodofintervention,withmultiplepeopleoftensteppingintogether.Theconsistenttypesofinterventionacrossdifferentcitiessuggestwearebornwiththewishtohelpothers,drivenbysocialconventionsandadesiretounderstand,protect,andassistothers.32.Whatdoestheunderlinedword“diffused”inparagraph2mean?

A．Weakened.B．Shifted.C．Continued.D．Increased.33.Thebystandereffectoccursprimarilybecausepeople_________.

A．areunwillingtohelpstrangersB．areinfluencedbyurbanizationC．arediscouragedbyprofessionalsD．areunabletorecognizeanemergency34.WhichstatementdoesPhilpotprobablyagreewith?

A．Protectingothersshouldbeadvocated.B．Bystanderresponsesrelyoninterventiontypes.C．Thetendencytohelpisrootedinhumannature.D．Culturaldifferencesleadtothebystandereffect.35.Whatistheauthor’sattitudetowardsbystandereffect?

A．SubjectiveB．ImpartialC．CriticalD．FavourableOneearlymorning,asIwalkedaroundtheblock,afriend’s“hi”frommyphonenearlystoppedmeinmytracks.36Shetalkedmethroughalifeupdatefromtheoppositesideofthecountry.Itfeltlikethesurpriseofanunexpectedletterbecausewenormallydidn’tcommunicatethatway.Atthetime,Ionlysentvoicemessagesoccasionally.Stagefrightwouldkickin.IworriedthatI’dsaythewrongthing,orthatotherswouldexperiencethesamecringe(局促不安)uponhearingmyvoicethatIdo.37Butrecently,I’vefoundmyselfrecallinghowmyfriend’svoicebrokethroughloneliness.Particularlyduringaseasonthat’ssupposedtobeallaboutlove,Ithinkaboutallthewaysthatcanlook-specifically,howwereachoutandconnect.AsI’vesentmorerandomvoicemessagestolovedones,it’sbecomeobvioushowmuchIwaslongingforthispointofconnectionwiththem.38There’salevelofclosenessthatcomeswiththiskindoflistening.39Itallowsyoutotakeyourtimeandspeakwithoutthepressureofanimmediateresponse.Youcanfillitwithlaughter,pauses,andtonethatatextmessagecan’tconvey.It’sasmallactofpresence,awaytosay,“I’mthinkingofyou,andIwanttoconnectinawaythatfeelshuman.”Inaworldwheresomuchofourcommunicationisquick,instrumental,andscreen-based,voicemessagesarearebellion(反抗).They’reachoicetobeunpolished,tobereal,andtoinvesttimeinsomeoneelse.40It’sjustafriend’s“hi”inyourpocket,waitingforyoutohitplay.

A．Infact,I’malateadopterofvoicemessaging.B．IfindcomfortintheirvoicesevenifIcan’tseetheirfaces.C．ItwasthefirstvoicemessageIrememberclickingplayon.D．Whenwereachout,wecanbetterunderstandothers’difficulties.E．Sometimes,connectiondoesn’thavetobegrandtobemeaningful.F．Ithinkbetterinwriting,I’dtellmyself,holdingontomytextmessages.G．Avoicemessageisaconsciouschoiceforthoughtful,heartfeltconnection.三、完形填空RainbegantopourdownasmyhusbandMarkandIleftalovelyPhiladelphiarestaurant.Purseinonehand,dinnerleftoversintheother,we41towardtheparkinglotandjumpedintoourcar.Aswepulledout,webothnoticedacouple42alongintherain.Thewomanwaspushingtheman,whowasinawheelchair.Althoughthenightwascoldandwet,neitherwasdressed43.Wedroveslowlybythem,eachofus44wecouldhelp.Butourcarwassmall;wecouldn’t45bothofthemintheback.Itwas46inthecar.Suddenly,myhusbandmadeaquickleftandthenanother.Iunderstoodhewas47andlookingforthecouple,butIdidn’tknowwhy.Uponseeingthem,Markpulledover,wentbacktothetrunkandbroughtoutmybig,brand-new48.He’dnoticeditwhenweopenedthetrunkearlier.He49thecoupleinthepouringrain,handedittothemanandsmiledathimwithoutsayingaword.Thenwedroveaway.Ismiledwith50whenIlookedbackatthetwostrangersunderthehugeumbrellaandI’dneverforgetthe51looksontheirfaces.Marknevertolda52aboutthis.Butthatevent53withmenow,andIfindmyselflookingfor54tohelpothersoutevenwhenitseemsthatIamnotina55tohelp,becauseIknowsomelittleactionItakecanmakeadifference.41.A．slidB．wanderedC．marchedD．raced42.A．waitingB．shelteringC．strugglingD．escaping43.A．neatlyB．formallyC．warmlyD．lightly44.A．admittingB．wishingC．recallingD．doubting45.A．fitB．engageC．catchD．leave46.A．messyB．crowdedC．silentD．cold47.A．pullingawayB．slowingdownC．hangingaroundD．headingback48.A．umbrellaB．raincoatC．blanketD．backpack49.A．invitedB．approachedC．recognizedD．accompanied50.A．reliefB．confidenceC．patienceD．surprise51.A．curiousB．appreciativeC．awkwardD．innocent52.A．factB．jokeC．soulD．lie53.A．mixesB．staysC．fadesD．agrees54.A．cluesB．excusesC．inspirationsD．opportunities55.A．processB．moodC．routineD．position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。Thespotlightatthisyear’sSpringFestivalGalawasn’treservedsolelyforperformersandcelebrities,asalineupofcutting-edgehumanoidrobotsmadetheirhighly56(anticipate)debut(首秀),sendingconsumerinterestinhomemadebotstoanewhigh.Followingthebroadcast,publicinterestinhumanoidrobotsrose57(dramatic).DatafromJD.comrevealedthatwithintwohoursofthebroadcast,ordervolumejumped58150percent.Newrobotorderscamefromover100citiesnationwide.AccordingtoGGII,thenumberofdomesticshipmentsofhumanoidrobots59(expect)togrowto62,500unitsby2026.DuringtheGala,MagicLabshowcaseditsMagicBotGen1andMagicBotZ1robots.Standingat1.4meterstallandweighing40kilograms,thesemachinesdemonstratedreal-worldapplicationsinfoodservice.Onestrikingmomentwas60therobotsjumpedwithremarkableprecision.Theycompletedsomersaultsandsideflipsbeforelandingsmoothly.However,itwasstillUnitreethatprovidedthestand-outperformance,acomplexmartialartsroutinein61therobotsperformancewascheeredonbyyellow-clad“kungfukids”whothenjoinedin.Therobotspresentedmartialartsmovesanddisplayedadvanced62(capability)likeacrobaticback-flips.Thegalahaslongbeenaplatformfor63(signal)China’sindustrialprioritiesfromspaceexplorationtodronetechnology,butthisyearitalsoservedasastageforamuch64(large)announcement:theraceforhumanoidAIdominance65(accelerate),andChinaintendstobeattheforefront.五、书信写作66.假如你是李华，你在学校的英语论坛（EnglishForum）上看到一则关于“AIAndOurStudy”的英文讨论帖。请写一篇短文跟帖，内容包括：1.AI用于学习的现状；2.你的看法。注意：1.词数80个左右；2.请按如下格式在答题卡的相应位置作答。AIAndOurStudy________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________六、书面表达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。TheirongatesofSunshineNursingHomegotopenedas16-year-oldTimsteppedinside,hissneakerssteppingontheautumnleavesontheground.Thehallwasfilledwiththesmellofairfreshener.Elderlyresidentssatnoddinginwheelchairsorplayedchesswithtremblinghands,lostintheirownworld.Hisvolunteeringherewaspartofhisschool’scommunityservicerequirement.Timhadalwaysbeenunwillingtocome.Athome,heoftenavoidedhisgrandparents,thinkingtheywereoutdatedandboring,unabletocatchupwiththefast-pacedmodernlife.Heregardedthisactivit