2026届云南红河州、文山州高中毕业生第三次复习统一检测英语试卷

2026届云南红河州、文山州高中毕业生第三次复习统一检测英语试卷一、听力选择题1.Howlongwillthewoman’sartworkshoplast?

A．Forthreedays.B．Foroneweek.C．Fortwoweeks.2.Whatdidthemanwatchlastnight?

A．ATVseries.B．Adocumentary.C．Abasketballgame.3.Whatarethespeakersmainlytalkingabout?

A．Thescenery.B．Thetransport.C．Theweather.4.Whatistheprobablerelationshipbetweenthespeakers?

A．Directorandactor.B．Teacherandparent.C．Fatheranddaughter.5.Whatwillthemandofirst?

A．Readtheinstructions.B．Createapresentation.C．Completehisessay.听下面一段对话，回答以下小题。6.Whatexamwillthemanhavetomorrow?

A．Biology.B．Chemistry.C．English.7.Whatdoesthemanwanttodo?

A．Havedinner.B．Gotostudy.C．Takeawalk.听下面一段对话，回答以下小题。8.Whydoesthewomanwanttofindapart-timejob?

A．Shewantstobuyanewphone.B．Sherespectsherparents’wishes.C．Sheneedstogetworkexperience.9.Whatkindofjobisthewomanconsidering?

A．Caféworker.B．Officeclerk.C．Shopassistant.10.Whatistheman’sattitudetowardsthewoman’splan?

A．Doubtful.B．Opposed.C．Supportive.听下面一段对话，回答以下小题。11.Whatkindofburgerisonspecialoffertoday?

A．Thebeefcabbageburger.B．Theturkeytomatoburger.C．Thechickenmushroomburger.12.HowwillSophiegetherburgers?

A．AskTomtofetchthem.B．Havethemdelivered.C．Pickthemupherself.13.Whenwilltheburgersbeready?

A．In15minutes.B．In25minutes.C．In30minutes.听下面一段对话，回答以下小题。14.Whatistheprojectmainlydoing?

A．Organizingabookdonation.B．Buildinganewreadingroom.C．Renewingthecommunitylibrary.15.Whydoesthewomanthinktheprojectmatters?

A．Itbringsmoderntechnology.B．Itcreatesbetterstudyspaces.C．Itpreserveslocalhistorybooks.16.Whatsupportwillthebookstoreprovide?

A．Freebooksforchildren.B．Workerstohelpwithrepairs.C．Furnitureandpaintingsupplies.听下面一段独白，回答以下小题。17.Whocantakethedancelessons?

A．A4-year-olddancefan.B．A19-year-oldcollegestudent.C．A10-year-oldchildwithhearingloss.18.Howmanylevelsdothedancelessonsinclude?

A．Three.B．Four.C．Five.19.WhatistaughtintheAdvanceddancelessons?

A．Simplesolodancepieces.B．Stageperformancetraining.C．Complexrhythmpractice.20.Whatspecialactivityisthereeveryterm?

A．Afreemini-concert.B．Afreedancelecture.C．Afreelessonwithadancestar.二、阅读理解WhatShouldYouDoDuringaFlood?Remember:TurnAround.Don’tDrown!Neverwalk,swim,ordrivethroughfloodwater.Just15cmoffast-movingfloodwatercanknockyouover,and30cmcancarryyourvehicleaway.HowCanYouStaySafeAfteraFlood?PreventInjuries●Ifyouareevacuated,waitforofficialstosayitissafebeforegoinghome.●Avoidfallenpowerlines,poles,andwires.Theycanshockyou.●Useflashlightsorbattery-poweredlanterns,ratherthancandles,toreducefirerisk.●Manyinjurieshappenduringthecleanup.Wearprotectiveequipment,likeboots,longpants,workgloves,eyewear,etc.●Learnhowtouseequipmentsafely.Donottouchelectricalequipmentifitiswet.●Cleaningupisabigjob.Workwithapartnerandtakefrequentbreaks.ProtectYourHealth●Floodingcanpollutedrinkingwater.Checkwithyourlocalpublichealthdepartmentaboutdrinkingwatersafety.●Don’tgetsickfromeatingspoiledfood.Throwoutfoodthatgotwet.Whenindoubt,throwitout!●Stayawayfromfloodwaters.Theymaycontainwastewater,sharpitems,andchemicalsthatcanmakeyouill.●Ifpossible,dryyourhomeandeverythinginitasquicklyasyoucanwithin24to48hours.●Ensuregoodaircirculationinwetareas.Throwawaywetmaterialsthatcan’tberepairedordried.TakeCareofYourself●It’snormaltohavealotofbadfeelings,stress,oranxiety.●Eathealthyfoodandgetenoughsleeptohelpyoudealwithstress.●Ifyoufeelstressedoranxious,contacttheDisasterDistressHelplineforfreetotalktosomeone.Callortext1-800-985-5990.21.Howcanyoupreventinjuriesafteraflood?

A．Gobackhomeinstantly.B．Usecandlesforlighting.C．Dothecleanupindependently.D．Learnequipmentusageskills.22.Whatissuggestedtotakecareofyourself?

A．Avoidingbadfeelings.B．Seekingmentalsupport.C．Warmingupthewetfood.D．Throwingawaydriedmaterials.23.Whereisthetextprobablytakenfrom?

A．Anewsreport.B．Ahealthessay.C．Ageographybook.D．Asafetyguideline.ScottJohnson,namedtheKentuckyTeacheroftheYear,spentnearlyayearresearching,designing,andperfectinga3D-printedartificialhandforhisfourth-gradestudentLucas.Bornwithouthisrighthand,Lucasusedaskintonerubbertypehand,whichhadlimitedfunction.Heevencouldn’tactuallygrip(紧抓)things.WithouttellingLucas,Johnsonbeganbuildingacustomdesign—reachingouttoengineers,studyingexistingmodels,andfine-tuningdetails.“Forthelongesttime,Ididn’ttellanyoneotherthanmywifewhatIwasworkingon,”Johnsonsaid.“WhatifIwastryingtodosomethingfarbeyondmyskillset?Ididn’twanttofalselygetanyone’shopesup.”Whentheschool’s“BacktoSchoolBash”arrived,Johnsonfinallyrevealedthemodel.“So,ItoldhimImadethis,andthatIwouldliketomakeoneforhim.”Johnsonrecalled.WithapprovalfromLucas’mom,theprojectofficiallybecameareality.Theresultisalightweight,stronghandmadeoftoughbioplastic,withfoamandsmoothinteriorsforcomfort.Mostimpressively,thehandiscompletelymechanical—noelectronicsrequired.Lucascontrolsitusinghisownwristmovements:flexingdownclosesthefingersintoagrip,flexingupopensthemagain.Internalwireshelpfingerstightennaturally.Eachhandonlytakes25hourstoprint,fourhourstoassemble(组装),andcosts$20inmaterials.Johnsoncoveredallexpenses,asharpcontrasttomedicalartificialhandsthatcostfamiliesthousands.Thisisonlythebeginning.JohnsoniscreatinganupdatedversionbasedonLucas’dailyfeedback.HeplanstoresizeandreprintthehandasLucasgrows,andeventeachhimtomodifythedesignonhisown.“Wecanscaleupthefileashegetsolder.Oneday,he’llbeabletomakehisownedits.That’sthegoal.”24.WhatisthedisadvantageofLucas’originalartificialhand?

A．Itwascostlytomaintain.B．Itmadetheskinpainful.C．Itwasquiteheavytowear.D．Ithadrestrictedfunction.25.WhydidJohnsonkeephisprojectsecretatfirst?

A．TopreserveLucas’dignity.B．Toavoiddisappointingothers.C．TogetpermissionfromLucas’mom.D．Togiveasurpriseattheschoolevent.26.WhatcanweknowaboutLucas’3D-printedhand?

A．Itoperatesthroughanelectronicsystem.B．Itcanbecontrolledbyhiswristmotions.C．Itistime-consumingtoprintandassemble.D．Itismoreexpensivethantraditionalartificialones.27.Whatdoestheauthorimplyinthelastparagraph?

A．Lucasmayeventuallyadjustthe3D-printedhandbyhimself.B．Lucaswillnolongerneedanartificialhandashegrowsolder.C．Johnsonhasalreadyupdatedthedesignaccordingtouserfeedback.D．Johnsonplanstomakemoredisabledpeoplebenefitfromtheinnovation.Strongsocialtiesareoftenlinkedtobetterhealth,andnewresearchaddsabrainbenefittothatlist.AstudyledbyresearchersfromtheUniversityofTexasatAustinandUniversityofMassachusettsBostonreportsthatregularlyhelpingpeopleoutsideyourhouseholdcannoticeablyslowcognitivedeclineinmiddle-agedandolderadults.Theresearchfollowedmorethan30,000U.S.adultsfortwodecades.Itfoundthatthosewhoconsistentlyhelpedothers—eitherthroughformalvolunteeringorinformalactsexperienceda15%-20%slowerrateofage-relatedcognitivedecline.Themostsignificantbenefitswereassociatedwithspendingabouttwotofourhoursperweekhelpingothers.“Everydayactsofsupportcanhavealastingcognitiveimpact,”SaeHwangHan,anassistantprofessorofhumandevelopmentandfamilysciencesatUTwholedthestudy,noted,“Thebenefitsweren’tjustshort-termbutcumulative(累计的)overtime,andwereevidentforbothformalandinformalhelping.”Thestudyisamongthefirsttocompareformalvolunteeringwithinformalhelping,whichincludestaskslikeofferingrides,childcare,orhelpingwithchores.“Itwasapleasantsurprisetofindthatinformalhelpingprovidescognitivebenefitscomparabletoformalvolunteering,”saidHan,challengingtheassumptionthatitoffersfewerbenefitsduetolackofsocialrecognition.Theresearchersanalyzednationaldata,accountingforfactorslikewealth,health,andeducation.Evenafteradjustingforthese,cognitivedeclinetendedtoslowwhenpeoplebeganandsustainedhelpingbehaviors.Thebenefitsappearedtostrengthenwhenhelpingbecameasteady,yearlyroutine.Overall,helpingothersmaysupportbrainhealthbyreducingstress-relatedphysicalstrainandstrengtheningsocialbondsthatprovidepsychologicalandcognitivesupport.Associetiesage,thefindingshighlighttheimportanceofcreatingopportunitiesforpeopletocontribute,whichmaybeespeciallybeneficialforthosealreadyexperiencingcognitivedecline.28.Howisthekeyfindingofthestudypresentedinparagraph2?

A．Byquotingexperts.B．Bygivingstatistics.C．Bygivingexamples.D．Bymakingcomparisons.29.WhichstatementwillHanprobablyagreewith?

A．Thebenefitsareimmediatebuttendtofadequickly.B．Informalhelpislessbeneficialthanformalvolunteering.C．Lastingadvantagescomefromconsistentengagementinhelping.D．Socialrecognitionplaysthedecisiveroleingeneratingthebenefits.30.Whichofthefollowingisanexampleof“informalhelping”?

A．Participatinginamedicalresearchtrial.B．Donatingmoneytoacharityorganization.C．Teachingafreeclassatacommunitycenter.D．Givinganeighboralifttothegrocerystore.31.Whatisapublichealthimplicationofthefindings?

A．Reducinghoursforformalvolunteerwork.B．Directingresourcestotreatcognitivedecline.C．Providingopportunitiesforpeopletohelpothers.D．Urgingolderadultstoreceiveratherthanprovidehelp.Adecadeago,thedashboard(仪表盘)wasasymphonyofbuttonsandknobs—physical,easytouse,andlargelydistraction-free.Today,ithaschangedintoaglowingglassscreen.Whatoncerequiredatwistorapressnowdemandsaglance,aslide,andoften,asecondtry.Touchscreenspromisedeleganceandsimplicity.Theyreplacedmessycontrolswithcleandesign,allowingmanufacturerstocutcostsandsoftwareengineerstoshine.Yet,whatdelightsdesignersmayimperildrivers.Studiesshowthattouchscreen-basedcontrolstakelongertooperatethantraditionalones.Adjustingthetemperature,changingtheradio,orfindingnavigationoptionsnowdemandsprecioussecondsofdistractedattention—athighwayspeeds,that’shundredsofmetersdrivenblind.Therisksarenolongerhypothetical.InSweden,safetyresearchersfoundthatinteractingwithamoderntouchscreencanbetwiceasdistractingasusingphysicalcontrols.InBritain,policehavebeguntotreattouchscreenmisuseliketextingwhiledriving.Carmakersdefendtheirglassycreations.Theyarguethatvoiceassistantsandsteering-wheelshortcutsreducerisk.Tesla,whoseminimalistinteriors(内饰)helpedpopularizethetrend,claimsthatover-the-airupdatesmakecarssaferandmoreadaptable.Yet,voicerecognitionisunreliable,andsubmenushiddenbeneathlayersoficonsarenosubstituteformusclememory.Whendriversmustlookdowntoswitchafunction,safetybecomesanappupdateaway.Regulators,too,arewakingup.TheEuropeanUnionhasbegunexaminingdriver-distractionstandardsformultimediasystems.SomeJapanesemanufacturers,sensingconsumerexhaustion,arereintroducingphysicalbuttonsforclimateandaudio.Thependulum(钟摆)maybeswingingbackfromdigitalpuritytowardpracticaldesign.Thebroaderironyisthattechnologydesignedtosimplifyhasinsteadcomplicated.Acenturyofautomotiveevolutionreduceddrivingtoinstinct.Now,carsdemandthesamedividedattentionasphones.Themoderndrivernavigatesnotonlyroadsbutalsomenus,icons,andalerts.Perhapstheultimateluxuryinfuturevehicleswillnotbebiggerscreensorsmarterassistants—butfewerdistractions.Asautomakersracetowardautomation,theymayrediscoveranancientvirtue:safetybeginsnotwithmoretechnology,butwithlesstotouch.32.Whydoestheauthordescribethedashboardas“asymphonyofbuttonsandknobs”?

A．Tostressthespecialskillrequiredtooperateit.B．Toemphasizethevisualappealofolderdashboards.C．Toillustratehowthevariouscontrolsworkedinharmony.D．Tocriticizethecomplexityoftraditionalvehicleinteriors.33.WhatcanbeinferredfromParagraph4?

A．Relyingondigitalsystemsputssafetyatrisk.B．Softwareupdatescaninstantlyremovedrivingrisks.C．Carmakersareactivelyusingupdatestoreduceaccidents.D．Driverscandownloadsafetysoftwareaseasilyasphoneapps.34.Howmaythefuturevehiclebedesigned?

A．Physicalcontrolswilldefinitelyreplacetouchscreens.B．Voiceassistantswilltakeovercarcontrolsinfiveyears.C．Designwillcombinedigitalandphysicalsafetyfeatures.D．Screenswillgrowinsizeuntiltheycoverentiredashboards.35.Whichofthefollowingisthebesttitleforthepassage?

A．TheHiddenCostofIn-CarTouchscreens.B．TheUnstoppableRiseoftheDigitalDashboard.C．VoiceAssistants:TheFutureofDrivingInteraction.D．FromButtonstoScreens:AHistoryofCarInteriorDesign.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BorninJune2019atapolicedogbreedingbase,Bartonhadaseverelyunderdevelopedleftforeleg,makingitdifficultforhimtowalk.ThevetsbelievedBartonwouldneverlive41andsuggestedendinghislifeinahumaneway.ButthedecisionwashardtomakeasBartonshowedastrong42tolive.Eachtimewatchingotherdogstrain,hewouldjumponhisthreelegsasifdesperateto43them.Soon,Barton’spersistencecaughtthe44ofMike,askilledpolicedoghandlerwithdecadesofexperience.Hedecidedtotakeachanceonthe45dog.Atfirst,Bartonbehavedbadlybuthenevergaveup.Eventually,inJuly2021,Barton46.Hepassedtheofficialtestandbecamearealpolicedog.Infact,Bartonwasn’ttheonlyonewhohad47.Yearsearlier,Mikehadlosthisfirstpolicedog,Kelin—hisloyalpartnerofnearlyadecade.Thelossmadehim48trainingdogs.Then,in2016,aseveretraining49putMikeinasituationwherehecouldnolongerrunortrainasbefore,andhisspirits50.ThatchangedwhenBartoncameintohislife.Watchingthethree-leggeddogthrowhimselfintoevery51,neveroncegivingup,Mikewas52.InspiredbyBarton’sstrength,hebegan53himself,trainingalongsidehisactivepartner.Together,theyhave54eachother—amanwhooncelosthis55andadogwhowasneversupposedtosurvive.41.A．confidentlyB．normallyC．bravelyD．simply42.A．skillB．abilityC．reasonD．will43.A．attackB．disturbC．joinD．bite44.A．attentionB．heartC．imaginationD．breath45.A．depressedB．determinedC．cleverD．quiet46.A．gotitB．meantitC．hititD．madeit47.A．waitedB．succeededC．struggledD．complained48.A．startB．continueC．quitD．enjoy49.A．injuryB．courseC．planD．form50.A．roseB．sankC．returnedD．remained51.A．gameB．roleC．taskD．fight52.A．puzzledB．movedC．relievedD．amused53.A．teachingB．remindingC．forgivingD．rebuilding54.A．healedB．foundC．protectedD．understood55.A．patienceB．memoryC．wealthD．purpose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。Beijing’sannualaveragePM2.5concentration(浓度)fellbelow30microgramspercubicmeterforthefirsttimein2025,amilestoneofficialsdescribedashistoric.Onlyonedaywasclassifiedasheavilypolluted,downfrom58suchdaysin2013,accordingtothedata56(release)atanewsconferenceonSunday.In2013,Beijing’sannualaveragePM2.5concentrationstoodat89.5microgramspercubicmeter,andairpollutionwasamajorissue57affectedpublicwell-being.Tochangethesituation,Beijinglaunchedanintensive“blueskydefense”campaign58(target)emissionsfromvehicles,coaluse,industry,constructiondustandeverydayurbansources.“Heavilypolluteddayshavebeen59(essential)eliminatedinBeijing,”saidLiuBaoxian,deputydirectoroftheBeijingMunicipalEcologyandEnvironmentBureau.“Weatherconditionsalsoplayedapart,”hesaid.Favorableweatherconditionsin2025contributedabout30percentoftheimprovement,60hewarnedthatthisfactorremainedhighlyuncertain.Officialsalsohighlightedthecity’sefforts61(promote)cleanertransportation.Inthepastfiveyears,Beijing62(double)thenumberofpublicelectricvehiclechargingpoststo479,000,with63(it)batteryswapstations(电池交换站)increasingto360,accordingtoLiRugang,spokesmanforthecity’surbanmanagementcommission.LisaidBeijingwouldfocus64demand-drivenimprovementofpublicenergyfacilitiestosupportwider65(adopt)ofnewenergyvehiclesandimprovethecity’senvironmentallivabilityfurther.五、书信写作66.假定你是李华，你将参加校英文报举办的主题为“MyArtJourney”的征文活动，外教Peter将担任你的指导教师。请给Peter写一封邮件，内容包括：1．投稿内容；2．征询建议。注意：1．写作词数应为80个左右；2．请按如下格式在答题卡相应位置作答。DearPeter,____________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________Yours,LiHua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。“IsIzzymakingarubbishbin?”Ben,myhusband,askedinawhisperaswestoodtogetheratthekitchencounter.“No,it’snotabin.Don’tsaythat.It’sarobotcostume,obviously.”Myeagerfingersitched(发痒).Oh,ifIaddedabitthereandgotsomepropersilverspraypaint(银色喷漆),Icouldreallydosomethingspectacularwiththat.Ourdaughter,agedeight,andherclassmateshadweekendhomework.Theyhadtomakesomethingspace-relatedtowearinclass.Arocketbackpack,amoonrocknecklace,oranastronaut’shelmet?Theirteacherdidn’tspecify,asshewantedtheirimaginationstorunwild.She’djudgetheirworkonMondayandofferprizes.She’dsetonlyonerule—Nohelpfromyourparents!I