2026届四川成都市青羊区成都市石室中学高三下学期考前预测英语试卷

2026届四川成都市青羊区成都市石室中学高三下学期考前预测英语试卷一、听力选择题1.Whatwillthemandofirstthisevening?

A．Doexercise.B．Gohome.C．Walkthedog.2.Whatwillthespeakershavefordinner?

A．Steak.B．Chicken.C．Fish.3.Howdoesthemanprobablyfeel?

A．Excited.B．Worried.C．Annoyed.4.Wheredoestheconversationprobablytakeplace?

A．Inalibrary.B．Inastore.C．Athome.5.Whatisthewomanlookingfor?

A．Herpurse.B．Herphone.C．Hercar.听下面一段对话，回答以下小题。6.Whatdoesthewomando?

A．Adoctor.B．Areceptionist.C．Ateacher.7.Whenwillthemancomeback?

A．March2ndat5p.m.B．March3rdat4p.m.C．March3rdat11:30a.m.听下面一段对话，回答以下小题。8.Whatarethespeakerstalkingabout?

A．Aphotograph.B．Asculpture.C．Apainting.9.WhatwasthemaininspirationforGary’snewcreation?

A．Thebusycitylife.B．Theruralscenery.C．Thehardworkingvillagers.听下面一段对话，回答以下小题。10.Whatoccasionarethespeakerschoosingtherestaurantfor?

A．Aweddingday.B．Afamilyreunion.C．Abirthdaycelebration.11.WhatdoesthewomansayaboutthereviewsoftheItalianrestaurant?

A．Prettygood.B．Fairlyaverage.C．Quitebad.12.Whatdoesthemansuggestdoing?

A．Choosinganotherrestaurant.B．Visitingsomereliablewebsites.C．Checkingtherestaurantinperson.听下面一段对话，回答以下小题。13.Whoisprobablytheman?

A．Astudent.B．Ahost.C．Awriter.14.Whydoesthemanwanttogetthejob?

A．Toimprovehisstudy.B．Toearnplentyofmoney.C．Togetworkingexperience.15.Howwillthewomanhelptheman?

A．Bysharingherpracticalskills.B．Byofferingajobrecommendation.C．Bywritingapersonalsuccessfulplay.16.Whatistheconversationmainlyabout?

A．Ajobopportunity.B．Aplaycharacter.C．Aninterviewresult.听下面一段独白，回答以下小题。17.Whencouldthisyear’sfestivalprobablybeheld?

A．2-9January.B．10-17January.C．24-31January.18.WhichstyleistheRussianballetperformance?

A．Classical.B．Romantic.C．Modern.19.WhatdoweknowabouttheItalianballetperformance?

A．Thereare14performers.B．Itsuitspeopleofallages.C．Theticketcosts45dollars.20.Whatisthespeakermainlytalkingabout?

A．Anartfestival.B．Atheatreconcert.C．Aballetperformance.二、阅读理解AMouthwatering5-DayFoodJourneyinMelbourneJoinusona5-dayfoodjourneythroughMelbourne,Australia—awonderfulexperiencefortravelerseagertotaste,cook,andexplorethecity’svibrantfoodscene.Fromhands-oncookingclasseswithlocalchefstobustlingmarketsandartisticneighborhoods,thistourofferstheperfectmixofflavor,culture,anddiscovery.Nomatterwhatyouchoose,you’reguaranteedagreatadventure—with,ofcourse,equallygreatfood.Readontolearnmoreaboutthehighlightsofthisfoodjourney.CookingClasswithLocalChefDuringthishands-oncookingclass,you’llpickupnewtechniquesfromalocalexpertchef,beginningwithademonstrationbeforeputtingyourownskillstothetest.You’lltastethefruitsofyourlaborandleavewitharecipebooklettorecreatethebestdishesathome.FocusedonavarietyofcuisinesincludingThai,Chinese,Indian,Italian,Mexican,etc.,thesecookingclassesvaryinrecipes,thoughyou’realwaysguaranteedafun,interactive,andeducationalexperience—nomatteryourskilllevel.QueenVictoriaMarket(optional)NofoodtourofMelbourneiscompletewithoutatriptoQueenVictoriaMarket,Melbourne’smostpopularmarketthatdoublesasaculturalexperience.Here,you’llfinddeliciousbitesacrossmorethan600stalls,soyoucanscoopupadiversearrayoffreshproduce,Australianfavorites,andartisanalgoods.CoolCultureofNewNeighborhoodsDuringyourfreetime,tapintoyourcreativesidebyhoppingbetweenMelbourne’smostartisticareas.Tokickoffthisneighborhoodcrawl,visitCollingwood,whereconvertedwarehouseshostartgalleriesandhipcafes.Then,wanderthebohemianstreetsofFitzroy,beforeembracingtheuniqueatmosphereofBrunswick—knownforitsmulticulturaleateriesandfunshops—andvibrantenergyofNorthcote.AccommodationsAremarkableandsustainableglasssanctuary,1HotelMelbourneisbathedinlightfromeveryangle.Thepropertyprioritizesnaturaldesignsanduseslocalrecycledtimber,reclaimedrailwaysleepers,andheritagebluestoneblocks.LocatedriversidetothesouthwestofMelbourneCBD,thisuniquepropertyoffersfreetransitaccessandiswithinwalkingdistanceofnumerousattractions.21.Whatareyoumostlikelytododuringthecookingclass?

A．Createarecipeofyourown.B．Interactwithanexpertchef.C．Tastedifferentfreshfruits.D．Learnonlyasinglecuisine.22.WhatisdescribedasauniquefeatureofQueenVictoriaMarket?

A．Itoffersover600differentdeliciousbites.B．Itisbothamarketandculturalattraction.C．Itischaracterizedbymulticulturaleateries.D．Itisoptionalonthefive-dayfoodjourney.23.Whatcanweknowaboutthefive-dayfoodjourney?

A．ItfocusesexclusivelyonAustraliantraditionalcuisine.B．Itrequiresparticipantstohaveadvancedcookingskills.C．Itprovidesguidedtoursoftheartisticneighborhoods.D．Itincludesaccommodationsinaneco-friendlyhotel.At9am,beneaththeshadowlesssurgicallightsofanoperatingroominahospital,MaHaoning’shandsmovewithpracticedprecisionoverapatient’sspine.Eachmotionismeasuredandcontrolled,navigatingthefragilebalancebetweennerveandbone.Morethan10hourslater,thosesamehandsglideoverblack-and-whitepianokeys,conjuringthepassionatemelodiesoftherockbandPenicillinunderintensestagelightsandtheroarofamplifiers.ThiscontrastisadefiningfeatureofMa’slife.Heliveswithadualidentity:anattendingphysicianinthespinalsurgerydepartmentofaprestigioushospitalandthekeyboardistofawell-knownrockband.Whenaskedwhetherheis“themostrock-and-rolldoctor”or“thebestsurgeonamongrockmusicians”,Maanswerswithouthesitation:“Definitelytheformer.Beingadoctorwillalwaysbemymainjob.”Hisresponserevealstheclearprioritywithinhistwolivesandreflectsagroundedversionofthemodern“slashie”—someonewhopursuesmultiplecareersorrolesatthesametime.ForMa,beingaslashieisnotavagueattemptto“haveitall”,butadeliberatechoicetoexpandlife’sbreadthandflexibilitywhileremaininganchoredinastableprofessionalfoundation.Hisweekiscarefullystructured:twodaysdedicatedtosurgery,onedaytooutpatientclinics,andtheremainingtimeissplitamongteaching,research,andpatientcareandmanagement.Onsurgerydays,hisworkoftenrunslateintothenight,sometimesstretchingintotheearlyhoursofthemorning.Bandrehearsalsareusuallysqueezedintowhatevertimeremainsafterworkorreservedforweekends.Macreditshisabilitytostayenergeticandmanagehistimeeffectivelyto“self-discipline”and“sacrifice”.Insteadofspendinghisdowntimescrollingthroughshortvideos,playingvideogames,orwatchingmuchTV,hechannelshislimitedenergywithgreatfocus.24.WhatdoesMaHaoningthinkabouthisdualidentity?

A．Hehopestobecomeafull-timemusicianinthefuture.B．Heconsidershismedicalcareermoreimportantthanmusic.C．Hebelievesbeinga“slashie”meanstryingtohaveeverything.D．Heenjoysbeingcalled“thebestsurgeonamongrockmusicians”.25.HowdoesMaHaoningmanagehistimebetweenworkandmusic?

A．Byreducinghisworkinghoursatthehospital.B．Byschedulinghisweekandprioritizingmedicalduties.C．Bypracticingthepianoduringsurgerybreaks.D．Bygivinguppatientcareforbandrehearsals.26.WhichofthefollowingwordsbestdescribesMaHaoning’spersonality?

A．Disciplinedandfocused.B．Energeticandconsiderate.C．Ambitiousandhumorous.D．Relaxedandcompassionate.27.Whatisthebesttitleforthepassage?

A．TheDailyRoutineofaModern“Slashie”B．HowtoBecomeaSuccessfulRockStarDoctorC．ARockStarDoctorWhoBalancesTwoWorldsD．TheRiseofRockMusicinChineseHospitalsHumanbeingsarenotrationalcalculatingmachines,butwalkingbundlesofcognitivebiases.Oneofthemostpervasiveistheoptimismbias:thetendencytooverestimatethelikelihoodofpositiveeventsandunderestimatetheprobabilityofnegativeonesinourownlives,evenwhenevidencesuggestsotherwise.Studieshaveshownthatmostpeoplebelievetheyarelesslikelythanotherstoexperiencejobloss,illnessoraccidents.Mostdriversperceivethemselvesaspossessingabove-averagesafetyskillsontheroad;similarly,themajorityofstudentsanticipateattaininghigher-than-averageacademicperformance,andalotofentrepreneursmaintainunwaveringconfidenceinthesuccessoftheirstartupsdespitetheodds.Thiscognitivepatternissowidespreadthatpsychologistsregarditasabasicfeatureofhumancognition.Oneexplanationliesinhowthebrainprocessesinformation.Whenpeoplearefacedwithuncertainty,thereisatendencyforthemtoputmorefocusondesirableoutcomesinsteadofwarningsigns.Tosomedegree,thismentalshortcutplaysasomewhatimportantroleinreducinganxietyandboostingmotivation,helpingindividualspursuegoalswithconfidence,whichcanbeadaptiveandbeneficial.Yettheoptimismbiascarriessignificantdownsides.Itleadsindividualstoneglectinsurance,ignorehealthwarningsandpostponenecessaryprecautions.Governmentsandorganizationsalsofallpreytoit,underestimatingtherisksofeconomiccrises,naturaldisastersandpublichealthemergencies.Realisticoptimism,researchersargue,isnotblindpositivity.Itinvolvesacknowledgingdangerswhilemaintainingthecouragetoact.Understandingthiscommoncognitivebiascanhelppeoplemakewiserdecisions,protectthemselvesfromharmandapproachlifewithabalancedmind.28.Peoplewithoptimismbiastendto________.

A．evaluatepotentialrisksinarationalandobjectivemannerB．concentrateonnegativeoutcomesratherthanfavorableonesC．overestimatetheirowncapabilitiesandchancesofsuccessD．readilyacceptandadopttheopinionsofferedbyotherpeople29.AccordingtoParagraph3,optimismbias________.

A．contributestomoreeffectiveinformationprocessingB．isdeterminedbytheuncertaintypeoplearefacedwithC．makespeoplecompletelyforgetaboutthewarningsignsD．canrelievenervousnessandbemotivatinginsomecases30.Whatdoestheexpression“fallpreyto”underlinedinParagraph4mean?

A．sinkintoB．sufferfromC．escapefromD．dependon31.Whatistheauthor’sattitudetowardsoptimismbias?

A．Critical.B．Supportive.C．Doubtful.D．Objective.ApioneeringChinesestudyhasfoundthatusingacombinationofdrugsbeforesurgerycannearlydoublethetimepatientswithadeadlyformoflivercancerlivewithoutthediseasereturning.Thestudy,publishedThursdayintheNewEnglandJournalofMedicine,focusedonacancercalledintrahepaticcholangiocarcinoma,orICC.Thiscancerformsinthebileducts(胆管)insidetheliverandisknownforbeing“silent”,whichmeansitisoftendiscoveredonlyafterithasreachedanadvancedstage.LedbyZhongshanHospital,whichispartofFudanUniversity,thetrialinvolved11hospitalsacrossChina.Expertssaythefindingsofferanew“standardofcare”foradiseasewherethefive-yearsurvivalrateaftersurgeryiscurrentlyonly25percentto40percent.Theresearcherstestedapre-surgerytreatmentplan,whichisatreatmentgivenasafirststeptoshrinkatumorbeforethemainsurgery.Inthistrial,178patientswithanaverageageof59wererecruitedbyFebruary2025.OnegroupreceivedthreeroundsofGemoxchemotherapy(化疗)alongwithatargetedtherapydrugandanimmunotherapy(免疫疗法)drug,whichhelpsthebody’sownimmunesystemrecognizeandattackcancercells.Theothergroupunderwentimmediatesurgery,whichisthetraditionalstandardpractice.Theresultsshowedthatthedrugcombinationsignificantlydelayedthereturnofthecancer.Themedianevent-freesurvival—meaningthelengthoftimeaftertreatmentthatapatientliveswithoutthecancercomingbackorhavingcertainseriousproblems—was18monthsforthosewhoreceivedthedrugcombination.Incontrast,thegroupthatwentstraighttosurgerysawamedianofonly8.7months.ShiGuoming,oneoftheleadresearchers,notedthatthetumorsinthedrug-treatmentgroupsignificantlyshrank,withanobjectiveresponserateof55percent.Thistermreferstothepercentageofpatientswhosetumorspartiallyorcompletelydisappearedduringthetreatmentphase.Chinaisaffectedbythisdiseasemorethanmanyothercountries,seeingover50,000newcasesannually,whichaccountsformorethanhalfoftheglobaltotal.Thestudy,whichbeganin2021,alsoshowedapromisingtrendinoverallsurvival.The24-monthsurvivalrateforthegroupthatgotthedrugswas79percent,comparedto61percentforthesurgery-onlygroup.32.Whatisthemainpurposeofthestudy?

A．Tointroduceanewkindofchemotherapydrug.B．Totestanewtreatmentplanbeforecancersurgery.C．Toimprovetraditionalsurgeryskillsforlivercancer.D．Tofindthecauseofintrahepaticcholangiocarcinoma.33.Whatdoweknowaboutintrahepaticcholangiocarcinoma(ICC)?

A．Itcanbeeasilydiscoveredatanearlystage.B．Itmainlydevelopsoutsidetheliver’sbileducts.C．Itsfive-yearsurvivalrateaftersurgeryisverylownow.D．ItseldomoccursinChinacomparedwithothercountries.34.Whatcanweinferfromthestudyresults?

A．ImmediatesurgeryisstillthebestchoiceforICCpatients.B．Thetrialwillbecarriedoutin11hospitalsworldwidesoon.C．Allpatients’tumorscompletelydisappearedafterthedrugcombination.D．Thenewtreatmentsignificantlyprolongspatients’recurrence-freesurvival.35.Whatisthemainideaofthetext?

A．AChinesehospitalhascuredmanyICCpatients.B．Surgeryaloneisnolongerusedforlivercancer.C．ApioneeringChinesestudybringsnewhopeforICCpatients.D．Globalcooperationiskeytofightingdeadlylivercancer.Achildwhoexperiencesfeelingsofanxietywhentheyareseparatedfromtheirparents,issaidtobesufferingfromseparationanxiety.36Separationanxietyisanormalpartofdevelopmentandtypicallydoesnotlastmorethanafewmonths.Notallchildrendevelopseparationanxiety,butmanydo.37Childrenoftenreacttoandexpresstheiranxiousfeelingstheonlywaytheyknowhow,whichistocry.Thereareseveralthingsparentscandotohelptheirchildrenovercomeseparationanxiety.Whendealingwithseparationanxiety,theonethingchilddevelopmentexpertsagreeuponisaproperexit.Astemptingasitmaybetosneakawayfromyourchildwhentheyarepreoccupiedwithatoyoractivity,it’snotthebestexitstrategy.Yourchildneedstobegivenapropergoodbye.38Whilethismayleadtotears,it’sbestinthelongrun.Thoughchildrenhavelittleconceptoftime,theydorespondtoroutines.Trytoassociateyourreturnwithapartoftheirday.39Forinstance,tellthemyouwillbebackaftersnacktimeornaptime.Givethemaframeofreferencetheycanunderstandandthenfollowthrough.Assoonasyourchildrealizesthatyoualwaysreturnwhenyousayyouwill,theywillgraduallybegintoovercometheirseparationanxiety.Whilesayinggoodbyeisacourtesyyoumustextendtoyourchild,donotmakeyourgoodbyelonganddrawnout.40Youshouldalsonotreentertheroomonceyou’vemadetheproperexit.Otherwise,yourchildwilllearnthatcryingbringsyouback.Sometimeslifeevents,suchasstartingschoolandrelocation,cancauseseparationanxietytodevelopinolderchildren.Providethemwithreassuranceandconsiderpracticingdeparturesaheadoftime.Withyourhelp,yourchildshouldquicklylearntocopewiththeiranxietyandrealizethateverythingwillbeOK.

A．Lingeringabouttocalmyourchilddoesn’thelpthemdevelopcopingskills.B．Tellyourchildwhenyouwillbeback,notintermsoftimebutratheractivity.C．Whenparentsleavetheroomorleavethehouse,heonlyknowsthattheyhavegone.D．Addressyourchildattheirlevelandtellthemyouareleavingandwhenyouwillbeback.E．You’dbetterteachyourchildthatthisnondangerousthingissomethingtheycanconquer.F．Forparents,thisphasecanbeparticularlydifficultbecauseit’softenfilledwithtearygoodbyes.G．Itisacommonpsychologicalconditionexperiencedbymanyyoungchildrenagedbetweenoneandthree.三、完形填空InearlyMay1982,JeanMuenchrathandherboyfriendsetoutonamountaineeringtripintheSierraNevada,amountainrangeinCalifornia.Theyhaddonemanybackcountrytripsintheareabefore,sotheterrainwassomewhat41tobothofthem.Butaftertheyreachedoneofthesummits,aviolentstorm42in.Itbegantosnowheavily,andsoonthepairwas43inablizzard,withthunderandlightningreverberatingaroundthem.“Getting44andkilledbylightningwasarealpossibilitysincewewerethehighestthingaroundformilesandlightningwasstrikingallaroundus,”Muenchrathsaid.Thiswasbeforecellularorsatellitephones,socallingforhelpwasn’ta(n)45.Thecouplewas46tohikethroughdeepsnowbacktothetrailhead.“Myclotheswerebloody.Ihadmultiplefracturesinmyspineandahead47,”Muenchrathsaid.Notlongaftertheyreachedthetrailheadparkinglot,acar48.Amanwasdriving,withhiswifeinthepassengerseatandtheir49intheback.AssoonasthemansawMuenchrath’scondition,heranovertohelp.“He50strokedmyhead,heldmyfaceand51mebysayingsomethinglike,‘You’regoingtobeOKnow.I’llberightbacktogetyou,’”Muenchrathremembered.Withinafewminutes,themanhad52hiscar.HiswifeagreedtostaybackintheparkinglotwiththeirbabyinordertomakeroomforMuenchrath,herboyfriendandtheirbackpacks.Themandrovethemtoanearbyhospitalsothatthecouplecouldgetmedical53.The54shefeltthatdayonlygrew.Now,nearly45yearslater,shestillthinksaboutthemanandhisfamily.Butinthe55oftheday,sheevendidn’tknowhisnameandhasneverbeenabletofindhim.“Whereveryouare,Isaythankyoufromthedepthsofmybeing,”shesaid.41.A．newB．freshC．familiarD．difficult42.A．arrivedB．sweptC．stuckD．stopped43.A．installedB．respondedC．trappedD．disturbed44.A．struckB．woundedC．frightenedD．reflected45.A．opportunityB．privilegeC．alternativeD．preference46.A．invitedB．assignedC．forcedD．admitted47.A．reliefB．injuryC．painD．surgery48.A．pulledinB．brokeinC．tookinD．cutin49.A．dogB．birdC．babyD．toy50.A．sorrowfullyB．caringlyC．delightfullyD．longingly51.A．replayedB．replacedC．reassuredD．regained52.A．uncoveredB．unpackedC．unlockedD．undid53.A．appointmentB．arrangementC．treatmentD．adjustment54.A．commitmentB．fortuneC．courageD．gratitude55.A．chaosB．processC．hurryD．end四、语法填空阅读下面材料，根据上下文在空白处填入1个适当的单词或括号内单词的正确形式。Ateamofhumanoidrobotsjoinedforceswithyoungkungfuartists56(deliver)adazzlingmartialartsperformanceduring2026SpringFestivalGala,at57millionsofviewersweregreatlyamazed.Thehigh-energydisplaysawall-roundrobotsandyounghumankungfumastersperformsuchimpressivestunts(特技)thataudiences58(leave)inawe,59moveswell-matchedinthestageshow.Therobotsalsousedtraditionalkungfuweapons,demonstratingimpressivespeed,balance,coordinationand60(precise)astheyperformedthedynamicperformanceinstyle.TheSpringFestival,orChineseNewYear,isthemostimportanttraditionalholidayfortheChinesepeople.WatchingtheSpringFestivalGalaisa61(cherish)partofthecelebrationseveryyearinhundredsofmillionsofChinesehomes.Sincefirst62(broadcast)in1983,thegalahasbeenrecognizedbyGuinnessWorldRecords63themost-watchedannualtelevisionprogramontheplanet.Thisperformanceis64perfectmixoftraditionalChinesecultureandcutting-edgetechnology,showing65rapidlyChina’srobottechnologyisdeveloping.五、书信写作66.你校英文报正在开展征文活动，请结合“Stormsmaketreestakedeeperroots”这句引言写一篇短文投稿。要点：1．你对该引言的理解；2．你所受到的启示。注意：1．词数80左右；2．可以适当增加细节，以使行文连贯。StormsMakeTreesTakeDeeperRoots___________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________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。MyyoungersisterLilyhadalwayslongedforacat.EverybirthdayandeverySpringFestival,shemadethesamewish.Myparents,however,remainedunconvinced,firmlybelievingthatkeepingapetwouldbemoretroublethanpleasure,especiallywithtwobusystudentsinthefamily.EverythingchangedunexpectedlyoneSaturdayafternoon.Onmywayhomefromschool,Inoticedasmallgraycatsittingneartheentranceofourapartmentbuilding.Itwasn’tafraidatall.Instead,itfollowedmeupstairs,slippedintoourlivingroom,andsettledthereasifithadalreadydecidedwhereitbelonged.Lilylet