2026届江西宜春市樟树市樟树中学、滨江中学、丰城九中等校高三下学期第二次联考英语试卷

2026届江西宜春市樟树市樟树中学、滨江中学、丰城九中等校高三下学期第二次联考英语试卷一、听力选择题1.Whattimeisitnow?

A．3:00.B．3:20.C．3:45.2.Whatisthemandoing?

A．Makinganewappointment.B．Cancelinganappointment.C．Reschedulinganappointment.3.WhydoesTomdecidenottodrivetotheairport?

A．Thehighwayistoocrowded.B．Hedoesn’tlikedrivingatall.C．Thesubwaystationisveryclose.4.Howmuchwilleachpersonpay?

A．200yuan.B．300yuan.C．400yuan.5.Whatistheman'soverallimpressionoftheconcert?

A．Somewhatdisappointing.B．Completelywonderful.C．Extremelyboring.听下面一段对话，回答以下小题。6.Whatistheman’sproblem?

A．Hereservedthewrongbook.B．Hisordernumbercannotbefound.C．Oneofhisreservedbooksisunavailable.7.Whatwillthemandofirst?

A．Checkanotherlibrary.B．Jointhewaitinglist.C．Waitforthebooktobereturned.听下面一段对话，回答以下小题。8.WhydoesLindalooktired?

A．Shehasbeenworkingouttoomuch.B．Shehasbeenpreparingforahistorytest.C．Shehasbeenpreparingforapresentation.9.WhatbestdescribesthetopicofLinda’spresentation?

A．ItfocusesonlyonChina.B．Itinvolvesmultipleregions.C．Itislimitedtomoderntrade.10.Whatistherelationshipbetweenthetwospeakers?

A．ClassmatesB．Teacherandstudent.C．Brotherandsister.听下面一段对话，回答以下小题。11.Whatisthemandissatisfiedwithaboutthefirstapartment?

A．Highrent.B．Tinykitchen.C．Noparking.12.Whatisincludedinthesecondapartment’srent?

A．Parkingfee.B．Internetservice.C．Waterandelectricity.13.Whatdoesthewomansayabouttheparking?

A．Alwaysavailable.B．Onafirst-comebasis.C．Reservedforrenters.听下面一段对话，回答以下小题。14.HowdidAmyfeelatfirstintheinterview?

A．Nervous.B．Relaxed.C．Delighted.15.Whatdoesthecompanymainlydo?

A．Itsellselectronicdevices.B．Itdevelopseducationalapps.C．Itofferslearningprogramsforkids.16.WhatdidAmydoduringherinternship?

A．Shetaughtsocialmediamarketing.B．Shedesignedanewappforchildren.C．Shemanagedamarketingcampaign.17.HowdoesAmyfeelabouttheinterviewresult?

A．Sheishopefulbutuncertain.B．Sheisslightlydisappointed.C．Sheisextremelyconfident.听下面一段独白，回答以下小题。18.WhenisthedeadlinetosignupfortheArtsFestival?

A．April10th.B．April15th.C．April17th.19.Howdoesthespeakerfeelaboutthebasketballteam'svictory?

A．Proudandcelebratory.B．Surprisedanddoubtful.C．Calmandindifferent.20.Whatisthemainpurposeofthisbroadcast?

A．TointroducetheSchoolArtsFestival.B．Topraisetheschoolbasketballteam.C．Toshareseveralschoolannouncements.二、阅读理解TheRiversideMuseumofNaturalHistoryispleasedtoannounceits“FreeFamilyWeekends”programfor2025.OnthefirstandthirdSaturdayofeverymonth,familieswithchildrenaged5–15canenjoyfreeadmissiontoallpermanentexhibitions.What’sonOfferDinosaurHall:Walkamonglife-sizeddinosaurmodelsandtouchrealfossils.A15-minuteguidedtalkrunseveryhourfrom10:00amto3:00pm.OceanDiscoveryZone:Aninteractivespacewherekidscanhandleseashells,watchlivefishfeeding,andbuildtheirowncoralreefmodels.StargazingRoom:Ourrooftopmini-observatoryopensaftersunsetonSaturdayevenings(weatherpermitting).Telescopesandexpertguidesareprovided.Workshops(AdvanceBookingRequired)Twohands-onworkshopsareavailableeachSaturday:

WorkshopTimeAgeGroupCapacityJuniorFossilHunter10:30am–12:00pm5–920YoungScientistLab1:30pm–3:00pm10–1515Materialsareincluded,andeveryparticipanttakeshomeasmallprojectkit.GettingHereThemuseumsitsat45RiverLane,a10-minutewalkfromCentralStation.Freeparkingisavailableonsite,thoughspacesarelimited.Weencouragevisitorstousepublictransportorcycle—bikeracksstandrightoutsidethemainentrance.ImportantNotesChildrenmustbeaccompaniedbyatleastoneadult.PhotographyiswelcomeeverywhereexcepttheStargazingRoom.Pleaseleavefoodanddrinksinthepicnicareaonthegroundfloor.Formoredetailsandtobookworkshops,visit.21.WhatcanbelearnedabouttheStargazingRoom?

A．Itsopeningdependsonweatherconditions.B．Itisonlyavailableduringdaytimehours.C．Itrequiresvisitorstobringtheirowntelescopes.D．ItopenseverySaturdayeveningregardlessofweather.22.A7-year-oldchildwhowantstojoinaworkshopshouldchoose.

A．YoungScientistLabat1:30pm.B．OceanDiscoveryZoneat10:00am.C．JuniorFossilHunterat10:30am.D．DinosaurHallat3:00pm.23.Whatisthepurposeofthistext?

A．Toreportonamuseum’shistory.B．Toreviewachildren’sscienceshow.C．Toadvertiseafamily-friendlyprogram.D．Tocomparedifferentmuseumsinthecity.OnaquietblockinBed-Stuy,Brooklyn,abrightorangerefrigeratorsitsinKeeganStephan’sfrontyard.Itisnotdecoration.EverymorningStephanstocksitwithfreshfruit,breadandcannedgoods.Bynoon,theshelvesarebare.Byevening,neighbourshavefilledthemagain.Stephan,acivil-rightslawyer,launchedthecommunityfridgeinJanuary2025afterhewitnessedasharpriseinfoodpriceswhichresultedinwidespreadhungeracrossNewYorkCity.Officialdatashowedthatvisitstothecity’sfoodpantries(食品分发站)hit8.4millioninthelastquarterof2024—arecord.“Thenumbersflooredme,”hesaid.“Ihadtoact.”Therulesaresimple:takewhatyouneed;givewhatyoucan.Nobodyisaskedtoshowidentification,andthereisnocharge.Thefridgerunsonacurrentofgoodwillratherthanfunding.Localbakeriesdonateday-oldbread;anearbyfarmstanddropsoffvegetableseveryWednesday.Stephanshouldersmostofthedailymaintenancehimself,cleaningthefridge,checkingdatesandremovingspoileditems.WhatstrikesStephanmost,however,isnotthefood.Itistheconversations.“Aretiredteacherandacollegefreshmanmetatthefridgelastmonth,”herecalled.“Nowtheychampionaweekendreadinggroupforchildrenontheblock.”Suchconnections,hebelieves,arethefridge’strueharvest.Theideahasspread.Threemorefridgeshaveappearedwithinaten-blockradius,eachtendedbydifferentvolunteers.Collectively,theyserveroughly200householdsaweek.Stephanhopesthemodelwilltravelevenfurther.“Youdon’tneedmoneyoratitle,”hesaid.“Youjustneedaspareplugandaheartthatrefusestolookaway.”Foodinsecurityisacomplexchallenge,andonefridgecannotsolveit.ButforthefamiliesonStephan’sblock,thatbrightorangeboxisproofthatasingleactofgenerositycanplanttheseedsofsomethingmuchlarger.24.Whathappenstothefridgebythemiddleoftheday?

A．ItislockedupbyStephan.B．Itismovedtoanotherblock.C．Itisrestockedbybakeries.D．Ithasbeenemptiedbypeople.25.WhydidStephansetupthecommunityfridge?

A．Hewantedtoreducefoodwaste.B．Hereceivedagovernmentgrant.C．Hewasalarmedbygrowingstarvation.D．Hewitnessedasharpriseinfoodprices26.WhatcanbelearnedaboutthefridgefromParagraph3?

A．Itoffersonlyhome-cookedmeals.B．Itismaintainedbyateamofworkers.C．Itisfinancedbyacharityorganization.D．Itdependsonneighbourhoodgenerosity.27.Whichofthefollowingcanbestserveasthetitleforthepassage?

A．HowtoStartaFoodBankB．OneFridge,AWholeCommunityC．Brooklyn’sFightAgainstRisingPricesD．NewYork’sHungerCrisisinNumbersIlovegoingonsolodates.Whetherit’seatingoutaloneorcatchingamoviebymyself,thereissomethingdeeplyrestorativeaboutqualityme-time.Afamousproverbsays,“Nomanisanisland”—butitisnicetohaveanislandescapesometimes.Inaworldthatoftenequatessolitudewithloneliness,Chinaisquietlyrewritingthescript,turningalonetimeintoaculturalandeconomicphenomenon.Associalattitudesshift,anewdemographicisemerging:thesolodweller.AccordingtotheNationalBureauofStatistics,single-personhouseholdsaccountedfornearly20percentofallChinesehouseholdsin2024.Thisprofoundchangeisdrivenbydecliningmarriagerates,increasedmobility,andagenerationalredefinitionofwhatitmeanstolivewell.Withthisrisecomesthe“lonelinesseconomy”—aboomingmarketforproductsandservicestailoredtopeoplelivingalone.Technologyhaskeptpace:appslike“AreYouDeadYet?,”whichletsuserscheckindailyforsafety,soaredtothetopofpaidappchartsthisyear.Whileitsnamesparkeddebate,itspopularityrevealsadeepertruth:millionslivingaloneseeknewwaystostayconnectedandsafe.Thetrendisreshapingdailylife.Indining,eatingalonehastransformedfromapotentialsourceofstarestoacelebratedchoice,fuelingamarketestimatedat800billionyuan.Restaurantsnowofferprivatebooths,singlehotpots,andperfectlyportionedmeals.Athome,compactwashingmachines,minifridges,andsingle-servingappliancesareflyingoffshelves,alldesignedtomeettheuniqueneedsofone.Travelisalsoadjusting.China’srailwaynetworkwillexpand“quietcarriages”tonearlyallhigh-speedtrains,offeringapeacefulenvironmentbasedonvoluntarycomplianceandmutualrespect.This“cultureofquietude”createsdedicatedspaceswherepeoplecantrulyrechargeandreflectduringtheirjourneys.Youngergenerationsareredefiningthegoodlife.Withrisinglivingcosts,traditionalmilestoneslikemarriageandhomeownershipfeelincreasinglyoutofreach.Instead,manyareembracingself-care,enjoyingsmallluxuries,andfindingjoyintheirowncompany.Socialmediatrendslike“Ainilaoji!”(“Loveyou,dearself”)promoteself-compassionandimmediateself-reward.Alonetimeisnolongerseenasadeficiency,butasanecessaryandevendesirablepartofmodernlife.28.Whatisthemainideaofthepassage?

A．ThechallengesofsololivinginChina.B．Socialandeconomicchangesfromsololiving.C．ReasonsforchoosingsinglelifeinChina.D．Prosandconsoflivingalone.29.Thephrase“lonelinesseconomy”mostlikelyrefersto______.

A．Marketservingpeoplelivingalone.B．Economiclossfromloneliness.C．Onlineplatformsforlonelypeople.D．Atheoryaboutsocialconnections.30.WhichisTRUEaboutthe“quietcarriage”service?

A．Preventingpassengersfromtalking.B．Popularwithbusinesstravelers.C．Usingstrictrulesandfines.D．Expandingtoalmostallhigh-speedtrains.31.Whatistheauthor’soverallattitudetothetrendofsololivingdescribedinthepassage?

A．Clearlycriticalandworried.B．Objectiveyetslightlypositive.C．Stronglysupportiveandencouraging.D．Somewhatunclearandambiguous.OpenClawrepresentsasignificantadvancementinopen-sourceAIagents,capableofperformingcomplextasksautonomouslyonauser’sowncomputer.Byconnectingtopowerfullanguagemodels,itcanexecuteactivitiesfromonlineshoppingandbillpaymentstointeractingwithwebservices.ItsfunctionalityisfurtherexpandedbyClawHub,amarketplacehostingthousandsofcommunity-built“skills.”Whilethisautomationoffersremarkableutility,particularlyfordevelopersandtechenthusiasts,itconcurrently(i.e.atthesametime)introducessubstantialrisksthathavealarmedcybersecurityprofessionals.Theprimaryconcernsrevolvearoundfinancialsecurity.First,thepotentialforuncontrolledspendingissignificant.LikeallAIsystems,OpenClawcanmisinterpretuserinstructions,leadingtounauthorizeddisputeswithcompaniesorthesendingofunsolicited(未被要求的)messages.Iftheagentislinkedtoapaymentmethodwithoutastrictspendinglimit,asingleambiguouspromptcouldresultinseverefinancialloss.Second,usersfacerunawayAPIcosts.Althoughthesoftwareisfree,itoperatesbymakingcallstopaidAImodelslikeGPT-4.Configurationorsettingserrorsortasksstuckinloopscantriggeraseriesofpaidrequests,rapidlygeneratingchargesthatcanamounttohundredsoreventhousandsofdollars.Anothercriticalriskissensitivedataexposure.Providingtheagentwitharealcreditcardnumberwillcausethisinformationtobestoredinlocalfiles.Aserioussecurityvulnerabilitydiscoveredin2026demonstratedthatthousandsofOpenClawcontrolpanelswereexposedonline.Furthermore,theClawHubmarketplace’slimitedcheckingprocesshasallowedhundredsofmaliciousskillsdesignedtostealpasswordsandfinancialdetailstocoexistwithlegitimate(正当的)ones.Inresponse,thedeveloperhasenforcedsafetyupdates,suchasrequiringGitHubaccountsforskillcreators.However,thecoreriskprofile—combiningdeepsystemaccesswithunverifiedthird-partycode—remains.Giventheserisks,expertsstronglyadviseuserstoemploykeyprotectivemeasures:usingvirtualpaymentcardstoisolaterealaccountdetails,anddiligentlyapplyingspendinglimitstoanypaymentmethodlinkedtotheagent.Thus,foranyonechoosingtoutilizethispowerfultechnology,athoroughunderstandingoftherisksisnotjustadvisable,butcrucial.32.Whatisthemainpurposeofthepassage?

A．TopromoteOpenClaw’sfeaturesandconvenience.B．ToexplainhowOpenClawconnectstoAImodels.C．TowarnaboutOpenClaw’srisksandgiveadvice.D．TodetailOpenClaw’sdevelopmenthistory.33.Accordingtothepassage,howcana“misinterpretedprompt”leadtofinancialloss?

A．Itcancorruptlocalfiles,requiringrepaircosts.B．Itcancauseunauthorizedpurchasesorcharges.C．Itforcesuserstobuyamoreexpensiveversion.D．Itsubscribesuserstomanypaidthird-partyskills.34.Whichofthefollowingbestsummarizesthe“coreriskprofile”ofOpenClaw?

A．Deepsystemaccesscombinedwithunverifiedskills.B．Itsopen-sourcenaturevs.founder’smovetoaclosedfirm.C．ThehighcostoftherequiredAImodels.D．Thedifficultyforaverageuserstoconfigureit.35.Whydoestheauthormention“virtualpaymentcards”intheconcludingparagraph?

A．TointroduceanewfeaturefortheClawHubmarket.B．Tocomparetheireffectivenesswithcryptocurrency.C．Tocriticizethedeveloperfornotincludingthefeature.D．Torecommendasecuritymeasurethatlimitsexposure.Noonelikestobetoldthatthey’reself-absorbed.Weallwanttothinkthatweareempatheticandcompassionatehumanbeingswhoconsiderotherpeople’sfeelingsaswellasourown.36However,itcanbeeasytofallintothehabitoffocusingonyourselfinsteadofothers.So,howdoyouknowifyou’reself-absorbed?37Characteristicsofself-absorptionaremostlikelytobecomeapparentasaresultofinteractionswithothers.Ifyoubegintobecomemoreawareofthenatureanddevelopmentofconversationsyouhavewithothers,youcangetasenseforwhetheryouareself-absorbed.Afterconversationswithothers,askyourselfsomeofthefollowingquestions:Whodidmostofthetalkingintheconversation?Whoseemedto“steer”ordominatethediscussion?Rateyourlisteningskills.Self-absorbedpeopletendtomovetheconversationbacktothemselves,insteadoflisteningtoandappreciatingwhatothershavetosay.38Thinkaboutwhetheryouareagoodlistenerwhoreallyengageswiththeotherpersonratherthanwaitingforabreakintheconversationsothatyoucansteerthetopicbacktoyourself.Thinkabouthowmuchtimeyouspendconsideringthefeelingsofothers.Oneclassicsignofaself-absorbedpersonistheinabilitytoputyourselfinsomeoneelse’sshoes.Ifyourarelythinkabouthowyourfriendsorfamilyarefeeling,youmaybeself-absorbed.39,butothers(especiallylovedones)shouldneverfeelinvisibleorignoredbyyou.Evaluatethewayyourespondtoconstructivecriticismorfeedback.40Whileit’sgenerallyagoodideanottoletnegativefeedbackgetyoudown,lettingnegativefeedbackgettoyoucandamageyourworkandpersonalrelationshipsifyouneverlistentoothersorrespecttheiropinions.Noticeifoneofyourfirstresponsestofeedbackisgettingdefensiveorangryratherthanattemptingtounderstandanother’sperspective.

A．EvaluateyourconversationsB．BeawareofyourfeelingsafterinteractionswithothersC．Infact,ifyou'reself-absorbedyoumaynotevenappeartolistentoothersD．Weoftenfailtorecognizeourownself-absorbedbehaviorsindailylifeE．It’sokaytothinkaboutkeepingyourselffeelinghappyandcontentF．Peoplewhoareself-absorbedtendtodistrustordismissfeedbackfromothersG．Weallhopetobelikedandrespectedbythosearoundus.三、完形填空ImetCarlainthedarkestdaysoflife15yearsago.Iwasinbad41.Ilostmymother,livinginashabbyhouse.Oneday,agorgeouscat42fromanearbypethospital.43inlove,Itookherhomeandgaveheraname.Everynight,CarlawouldcurluponmykeyboardasI44tomakeendsmeet.Andthenwewouldwatcholdfilmsinsilence.Sheadded45tomylife.Andmostly,wesharedhoursdoingnothing—thequiettimeislike46whenhavingtherightcompany.Soon,adepressedmestartedtoseedaylight.Thencamethefatefuldaysheliterally47mylife.ThatwasadawnwhenCarlajumpedontomybed,rubbedmyfaceaggressivelyand48“meows”.Alittle49atfirst,Idismissedherbehaviorasmerenaughtiness—untilher50joltedmeawake.Rushingdownstairs,Ifrozeinhorror:thicksmokebillowed(喷涌)fromtheceiling,andtonguesofflamewere51fromaceilingpanel.Iquicklydialed911.Afirefighterlaterinformedmethathadn’tCarlagivenmethatwarning,thefirewouldhavetornthroughthebuildingand52boththehouseandmetoashes.Monthslater,however,Carla53kidneydiseaseandleftme.Thatlastnight,sheclimbedinmylapandrubbedherhandonmyface.Itfeltlikea54ofgoodbye.Ithinksheknew.AndIknowIwillneverhaveanothercattowhomI55suchadebt.41.A．tasteB．faithC．shapeD．temper42.A．intervenedB．emergedC．engagedD．presented43.A．InstantlyB．FortunatelyC．RecentlyD．Obviously44.A．decidedB．strivedC．hesitatedD．motivated45.A．challengeB．successC．routineD．wisdom46.A．healingB．wanderingC．trainingD．sinking47.A．elevatedB．savedC．liftedD．transformed48.A．repeatedB．createdC．discoveredD．announced49.A．embarrassedB．depressedC．stressedD．annoyed50.A．annoyanceB．persistenceC．existenceD．appearance51.A．bouncingB．clappingC．shootingD．diving52.A．consumedB．swallowedC．damagedD．reduced53.A．settledownwithB．cameupwithC．putupwithD．camedownwith54.A．gestureB．characterC．descriptionD．emotion55.A．entitleB．rewardC．oweD．identify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。AfterFrenchriderValentinDebisecrossedthefinishline56(secure)back-to-backvictoriesatthePortugueseroundofthe2026FIMSupersportWorldChampionship,ChinesemotorcycleentrepreneurZhangXuecouldbarelycontainhisemotion.Itwasonlythesecondroundoftheseason,yetZXMoto,anewly57(establish)Chinesemanufacturer,hadalreadyclaimeditsfirst-everracewins.BorninasmallvillageinHunanprovince,Zhangbeganworkingasamotorcyclerepairapprenticeattheageof14.In2006,herodemorethan100kilometersinthepouringrainforachancetoappearontelevision58showcasehisridingskills.59failureatfirst,hispersistencepaidoff,eventuallyearninghim60opportunitywithaprofessionalracingteam.However,yearsofhigh-intensitytrainingledtoinjuries.Zhangshiftedhisfocusfromracingtomanufacturing.Between2009and2012,heworkedatamotorcyclefactoryinZhejiang,gettingagood61(master)ofthefullvehicledevelopmentprocess.In2013,hemovedtoChongqing,amajorhubofChina'smotorcycleindustry,62hebeganhisownjourneyofmotorcyclemanufacturing.Lookingahead,Zhangsaidheaimstocaptureoverhalfofthemarketshare63(current)heldbyinternationalbigbrandswithinfiveyears.FormanyChinesemotorcyclists,ZXMoto64(transform)fromaroleofaconventionalmanufacturerintoasymbolofpride,65(reshape)thedomesticmotorcyclelandscapeinwaysnooneanticipated.五、书信写作66.假定你是李华，你校学生会近期举办了一场关于高考填报志愿应优先考虑学校还是专业的英文辩论赛，正反双方各抒己见，引发同学们广泛讨论。请你为校英文报写一篇报道，内容包括：1.正反双方的阐述；2.活动的意义。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。3.标题已给出，不计入总词数。DebateonUniversityApplicationPriorities____________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________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。TheChoiceattheCrossroadThefinalexamforchemistrywasunderway.Atthefrontoftheroom,theirformtutor(班主任),Mr.Davies,wasfocusedonmarkingpapersfromapreviousclass.Theclassroomlayindeepsilence,brokenonlybythesteadyscratchingofpencils.Asquareofgoldenafternoonsunlightfellacrossthefloor,illuminatingfloatingdustandtheanxiousfacesofthestudents.Alexwasfocusedonhispaper,hisownpenmovingwithconfidencebornofmonthsofhonestpreparation.Asheglanceduptoeasehisstiffneck,hisgazedriftedacrosstheaisleandmet,forasingleheartbeat,theeyesofhisbestfriend,Leo.Inthatinstant,Alexsaweverything.Leo’sfingers,tremblingslightly,drewatiny,foldedsquareofpaperfrom