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2026届江西抚州金溪某中学高三3月第一次素质训练模拟(一)英语试卷一、阅读理解ParkClimateInitiativesLikeparksaroundtheworld,thoseinourregionarefeelingtheimpactsofclimatechange.AsaregisterednonprofitbasedinSanFrancisco,theParksConservancyisworkingincollaborationwiththePresidioTrustandtheNationalParkServicetohelptheseparks—andthecommunitiesthatdependonthem—buildresilience(韧性)againstthebackdropofrapidenvironmentalshifts.Wealsoaimtoincreaseunderstandingofclimate-relatedthreatstoourparks,ourlocalcommunities,andtheplanet,whiledrivingmeaningfulactiontoaddressthem.Thisworklooksalotofways,andoftenconnectsacrossmultipleprograms,projects,andparkboundaries.It’salldoneinpartnershipwithagencies,communitypartners,andcommunitymembers,andreflectstheneedtoaddressclimatechangeatdifferentscales.Herearesomeprogramsofourclimatework.Exploremoreofitsdepthandbreadthbyclickingtheblocksbelow!1.WhatisthemaingoaloftheParksConservancy’sclimatework?

A.Toconnectandact.B.Towarnandappeal.C.Toargueandreserve.D.Topreserveandeducate.2.Whichprojecthasopenedapplicationchannelsforjoining?

A.PeakHealth.B.SeaLevelRiseintheParks.C.CommunityPrograms.D.InvasivePlantMonitoring&Management.3.WhatcanbelearnedabouttheParksConservancy’seffort?

A.It’svariousandsimplistic.B.It’scooperativeanddiverse.C.It’smultipleandshallow.D.It’sindependentandmeaningful.AseveningfallsovertheSummerPalace,theskyfillswithsharpcallsandfast-movingshapesofBeijingSwifts(北京雨燕).Thesebirdshavebeenpartofthecity’sspiritforcenturies,fortheirreturnmeanssummerishere.Butthisfamiliarsighthasbeguntofade,withtheirnumbersdroppingsharply.IntothisstorysteppedTerryTownshend,aBritishnaturalistwhohadmadeBeijinghishome.Hediscoveredthatthecityliesalongamajorflywayformigratorybirds.ForTerry,theswift,abirdthatonlytouchesdowntonest,becameawindowintothishiddensideofthecapital.Thebiggestquestionremained:Wheredidthesebirds,bornbeneathBeijing’sroofs,goforhalftheyear?In2014,Terryledaninternationalteam.WorkingwithresearchersfromChina,Sweden,andtheUK,theybeganattheSummerPalace.Theygentlycaught31swiftsandplacedgeolocatorsonthem.Itwasanactoftrust:settingthemfree,hopingtheywouldreturn.Oneyearlater,thattrustpaidoff.Thereturningbirdsrevealedanastonishingjourney:30,000kilometersfromBeijing,overCentralAsiandeserts,acrossArabia,anddownAfrica’scoasttowinteringgroundsinNamibiaandSouthAfrica.Thediscoverywasmorethanascientificbreakthrough;itwasastory.Bymappingtheirflightpath,Terryhelpedpeopleseethesebirdsnolongerasunknowndotsinthesky,butaslivingbeingswhoselivesspan(横跨)continents.ModernsciencefinallyunlockedthesecretsoftheBeijingswift’sextremeairbornelifestyleandtranscontinentalmigration—mysteriesthathadeludedobserversforcenturies.Withthemigrationrouteknown,targetedconservationcouldbegin.Terry’smapdidwhatwordsalonecouldnot.Itturnedunseenmilesintoajourneytheworldcouldfinallysee.Thatstorystartsbyjustwatchingthesky,waitingforaswifttobringitssecretshome.4.WhathasmadeBeijingSwiftspartofthecity’sspiritforcenturies?

A.Theirmysteriouswinterdisappearance.B.Theirsharpcallsandfast-movingshapes.C.Theirarrivalmarkingthestartofsummer.D.Theirhabitofnestingonlyonancientroofs.5.WhatdidTerryandhisteamdoattheSummerPalacein2014?

A.Theymappedtheflightpathoftheswifts.B.Theystudiedswifts’habitatsandbehavior.C.TheyobservedswiftsreturningtoBeijinginspring.D.Theyfittedswiftswithdevicestotracktheirtravel.6.Whatdoestheunderlinedword“eluded”inparagraph4mean?

A.Puzzled.B.Touched.C.Motivated.D.Interrupted.7.WhatcanbelearnedfromTerryTownshend’swork?

A.Naturewillhaveitscourse.B.Theearlybirdcatchestheworm.C.Romewasnotbuiltinaday.D.Apictureisworthathousandwords.Whenthereislesssunlight,manypeoplefeeltheirmooddrop.About5%ofadultshaveaconditioncalledseasonalaffectivedisorder(SAD),atypeofseasonaldepression.Manymorepeopleexperienceamilder“winterblues.”Agoodwaytopreventthisistousealightbox,startinginthefall.Dr.DorothySit,apsychiatrist,says,“Researchshowsthatusingbrightlighttherapy(治疗)inthemorningcangreatlyhelpreducethesymptoms(症状)ofseasonaldepression.”Peopleusuallysitinfrontofaspeciallightboxforabout30minuteseverymorning.Makingthisaregularhabitisveryimportantforittoworkthroughoutthedarkseason.Studieshavefoundthatlighttherapycanbeaseffectiveasantidepressantmedicineforsomepeople.Someuseboth,andthiscombinationcanbeveryhelpful.Manypeoplefeelbetterwithinjustoneweekofstarting.Ourbodiesneeddaylighttoregulateourinternal24-hourclock,whichcontrolswhenwefeelsleepyorawake.Becausethisinternalclockisn’tperfect,itneedsadailyreset.Morninglight,enteringthroughoureyes,givesourbrainthesignaltoresetitself.“Ithelpssyncouroff-schedulebodyclockwiththeoutsideworld,”explainsexpertMichaelTerman.Youdon’tneedtohaveseveredepressiontobenefitfromalightbox.Itcanalsohelppeoplewithmildermoodchanges.Ifyoufeellowonenergyandmoodwhenautumnarrives,itmightbeworthtrying.However,it’salwaysagoodideatotalktoadoctoraboutyoursymptoms.Remember,thelackoflightisn’ttheonlyreasonforfeelingdowninwinter.Coldweatheroftenkeepspeopleindoors,whichcanleadtosocialisolation(孤单)andsadness.Lighttherapywon’thelpwiththebluescausedbyloneliness.It’simportanttostayconnectedwithfriendsandkeepdoingactivitiesyouenjoy.Tofeelyourbestduringthedarkermonths,combinelighttherapywithotherhealthyhabits:laughoften,spendtimewithfriends,eatwell,andstayactive.8.Whatisthefunctionofmorninglightaccordingtoparagraph2?

A.Itsignificantlyimproveseyesight.B.Itoffersatreatmentfordepression.C.Itenhancesoutdoorexerciseeffects.D.Itreplacestheneedforsocialactivities.9.Whatdoestheunderlinedword“sync”inparagraph4mostprobablymean?

A.Matchup.B.Slowdown.C.Calmdown.D.Warmup.10.Whatcouldyoudotostayawayfromlonelinessinwinter?

A.Keepabalanceddiet.B.Spendmoretimesleeping.C.Staysociallyactiveandengaged.D.Takeantidepressantmedicinedaily.11.Whatisthemainpurposeofthetext?

A.Tocomparevariousmentaltherapies.B.Torecommendasolutionforwinterblues.C.Tointroducedifferenttypesofthedepression.D.Toexplainthecausesofseasonalmoodchanges.DreschelisgoingforhisdailymorningwalkaroundThalangamaWetland,inSriLanka’scapitalColombo.Thesuncastsawarmglowoverfloweringpinkwaterlilies(睡莲)asafarmerwashesdownhiswaterbuffalo.Akingfisherhovers(盘旋)nearby.Butthishasn’talwaysbeenthecase.About15yearsago,Thalangama’swetlandswerepollutedandfilledwithrubbish.Dreschel,thecountrymanagerattheInternationalWaterManagementInstitute(IWMI)inColombo,recalledadecadeagohebegancleaningthelakealone.Surprisingly,passersbystoppedtohelp.InspiredthecommunityformedtheThalangamaWetlandWatch.Colombo,aRamsarwetlandcity,locatedinariverbasinandnaturallytrendingtofloods,reliesonitswetlandsasnaturalfloodbarriers,absorbing40%offloodwaters.Theyalsosinkcarbon,purifyair,andcontroltemperatures.Historicallycentraltolocallife,theynowhelpreduceclimatechange,pollution,andstressforresidentsinhigh-risebuildings.Itissaidthataftersignificantfloodingeventsthegovernmentrealizedwetlandsareasignificantfloodcontrolmechanismandbegantoact,launchingarevivalstrategytorestorethesecriticalecosystems.ThemetroColombowetlandmanagementstrategywasintroducedin2016,whichaimstoincludewetlandsinurbanplanning,preventfurtherwetlandloss,restoretheecosystemsandinvolvethelocalcommunityintheirconservation.Followingthat,wetlandswereincludedintourbaninfrastructurebyconstructingcyclingtracks,joggingpathsandrecreationalareasaroundthem.Invasivespecieswerealmostcleanedandnewsoilandwetlandplantswereintroducedtoattractbirdsandotheranimals.GreeninfrastructureprojectshavereconnectedpeoplewithColombo’swetlands.CommunitieslikeWetlandWatchnowmaintainthem,boostingpropertyvalues.TheRamsarstatustemporarilystoppedwetlanddestruction.Butanexpertwarnsthatcoordinatedeffortsareessentialtoresistgrowingfloodrisks.Heemphasizesthatpubliceducationonwetlandsiscrucialforurbanresilience.Anothernotesafundamentalurgencytoprotecttheseecosystems.“Ifweloseourwetlands,Colombowillbeunlivable.”12.Whatistheauthor’spurposeinmentioningDreschel’smorningwalk?

A.Torecommendawaytoprotectwetlands.B.ToshowDreschel’shealthyandpeacefullife.C.TopresentascenefulloflifearoundThewetland.D.TosuggestbenefitsofmorningwalksinSriLanka.13.Whatisthefunctionofthewetland?

A.Releasingtheimpactoffloods.B.Providingresidentialareasforpeople.C.Preventingclimatechangeandpollution.D.Improvingairqualitybyremovingpollutants.14.Whatcanbeinferredaboutthegovernment’srestorationmeasures?

A.Theyremovedallinvasivespecies.B.Theyintegratedwetlandsintourbanlife.C.Theyprioritizedeconomyoverecology.D.Theyrelocatedcommunitiesoverwetlands.15.Whichisthemostsuitabletitleforthetext?

A.HowaWalkSavedaWetlandB.Colombo:ACityBuiltonWetlandsC.TheFutureofSriLanka’sWaterwaysD.Wetlands:FromWastelandtoLifelineBestWaystoIncorporateHobbiesintoaBusyScheduleSetRealisticGoalsandExpectationsUnrealisticgoalsoftenleadtofrustrationandeventuallygivingup.16.Insteadoffocusingonperfectresults,enjoythelearningprocessitself.Acceptthatsomedayswillbelessproductive,andthatinconsistencydoesnotmeanfailure.Realisticexpectationsreducepressureandhelpmaintainlong-termmotivation.UseTechnologyandOnlineResources17.Appsforlanguagelearning,fitnesstracking,orcreativeskillsallowpracticeinshort,flexiblesessions.Onlinecommunitiesofferinspiration,responsibility,andsharedexperiences,whilevirtualclassesremovecommuting(通勤)time.Thesetoolsmakeiteasiertostayengagedregardlessoflocationorschedule.InvolveFamilyandFriendsSharinghobbieswithotherscanstrengthenrelationshipsandincreasecommitment.Groupactivitiessuchascookingnights,hikes,orgameeveningscombineleisurewithsocialconnection.18.Teachingotherswhatyouknowcanstrengthenyourskillswhilemakingtheexperiencemorerewarding.Declutter(清理)YourScheduleCreatingtimeforhobbiesoftenmeanscuttingbackinotherareasoflife.Reducingexcessivescreentime,limitingsocialmediause,andsayingnotonon-essentialcommitmentscanquicklyfreeupvaluablehours.Assigningtasksathomeorworkalsohelps.Youaresupposedtosimplifydailyroutines.19.CreateaDedicatedHobbySpaceHavingadedicatedspaceforyourhobbyencouragesconsistencyandfocus.20.Keepingtoolsandmaterialseasilyaccessiblereducestheeffortneededtobegin.Personalizingthespacewithinspiringitemssignalsthatyourhobbyisimportantandworthregulartimeandattention.

A.Nowadays,hobbiesaremoreaccessiblethaneverB.SmallinvestmentsaddupoverweeksandmonthsC.Evenasmall,well-organizedcornercanmakeadifferenceD.JoiningclubsbasedonmutualinterestsalsoaddsasenseofbelongingE.SoyoucancreatementalandphysicalspaceforactivitiesthattrulymatterF.YouareadvisedtolookforopportunitiestocombinehobbieswithroutineactivitiesG.Breakinglargehobbyprojectsintosmaller,manageabletasksmakesprogressfeelachievable二、完形填空WhenIwasfifteen,Iconsideredmyselftoocoolformyfather’sworkshopwhereherepairedfurniturewhileIwaslostindigitalworlds.OneSaturday,heaskedformyassistancewithaspecial21fixingmygrandmother’scherishedantiquewoodenclock.Iagreedwithareluctantsigh,perceivingitastotally22.ButasIwatchedfather’shandswork,somethingshifted.Asheexplainedthe23ofeachgear(齿轮)andtheclock’shistory,hiseyes24withapassionIhadnevernoticedbefore.Weworkedtogetherforweeks.Slowly,theclock25itsformereleganceandcharm,whileIlearnedtowipethedelicatehandsandgently26theglass.Myimpatience27fascination:Iwasn’tjustcleaning;Iwas28apieceoffamilyhistory.Thedaywehungtheclockwasadayofpride.Itssteadytickfeltlikeaheartbeat.Thatexperiencetaughtmea29lesson.Itwasn’tabouttheclock,butthetimespentwithmyfather.Icameto30thevalueofhiswisdomandskillsIhadonce31.NoweverytimeIvisithome,Ichecktheclockand32it.Itworksnotonlyasabeautifulartifact(手工艺品)butalsoasa33ofthedayItrulysawmyfather.Hisworkshopwasashelterwherepatienceandlovecould34anythingbroken.Hewouldsay,“Somethings,likethisclockandourbond,justneedalittle35torunforever.”21.A.taskB.situationC.troubleD.case22.A.quickB.toughC.vitalD.dull23.A.precisionB.stabilityC.functionD.material24.A.winkedB.shoneC.fadedD.clouded25.A.soughtB.regainedC.sustainedD.reserved26.A.polishB.dustC.sweepD.mop27.A.differedfromB.resultedinC.turnedintoD.broughtabout28.A.recallingB.preservingC.demandingD.selling29.A.complexB.priceyC.formalD.valuable30.A.ignoreB.questionC.createD.recognize31.A.disagreedB.overlookedC.undertookD.misplaced32.A.touchB.watchC.windD.strike33.A.momentB.thoughtC.highlightD.reminder34.A.restoreB.purchaseC.discoverD.change35.A.inspirationB.imaginationC.attentionD.description三、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。YangYongchaorunshisfingersoveravase,whosesurfaceshinesinshadesofpurpleandblue,likeasunset36(reflect)gracefullyinwater.“ThisonewillgotoLondon,”hesayswithasmile.YanggrewupinasmallHenantownfamousforJunporcelain(钧瓷).37(remarkable),hechosethiscareerpathhimselfatatimewhenmostyoungpeoplesoughtcareersincities.“Inmychildhood,watchingmyfatherwork38(draw)mein,”Yangrecalls.Childhoodcuriositygraduallyevolved39alifelongcareer.Yetmasteringthecraftisnosimpletask.40fascinateshimmostishowthefiretransformstheglaze(釉)intosomethingunexpected.Thisveryfascinationhascarriedhimthroughcountlessfailures.His41(pursue)oftheperfectpost-rainbluetookoverahundredattemptsbeforefinallysucceeding.Suchdedicationalsocreatesconnectionsbeyondlanguages.Yangonceguided42Americancollectorinshapingavase.Tothecollector’sdelight,itemergedfromthekiln(窑)withararepurple.Thatvasestillsitsonherdesk,andshenevertiresofsendinghim43(photo)capturedfromeverypossibleangle.Yanghasauthoredabookandteachesinternationalstudents,thus44(spread)thisChinesecraftglobally.Whenaskedaboutthesecret,hesays,“It’snotjustskill,45aconversationwiththeclay,thefire,andanyonewhoholdsthepiece.ThatistherealmagicofJunporcelain.”四、书信写作46.假定你是李华,你校刚结束以“读经典·融中西”为主题的双语阅读月活动。请你给美国朋友David写一封邮件分享经历,内容包括:1.你的阅读经历;2.你的感想与收获。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。DearDavid,I’mexcitedtosharewithyouourschool’srecentBilingualReadingMonth.____________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________Yours,LiHua五、书面表达47.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。GrandpaWanghadbeenacalligraphymasterinasmalltownforoversixtyyears.Everymorning,hewouldsetuphisbrush,ink,andricepaperontheoldwoodentablebythewindow,practicingcharactersstrokebystrokewithsteadyhands.Hisgrandson,Zhiyuan,nowsixteen,hadwatchedthisroutinecountlesstimessincechildhoodbuthadnevershowninterestinlearning.“Tooslow,tooold-fashioned,”hewouldtellhisfriends,scrollingthroughhisphonewhileGrandpawrote.OneSaturdayafternoon,Zhiyuanburstthroughthedoor,hisfaceflushedwithfrustration.Hethrewhisbackpackonthefloorandsankintothesofa.GrandpaWangcontinuedwriting,hisbrushmovinggracefullyacrossthepaper.Afteralongsilence,heaskedgently,“Schoolnotgoingwell?”Zhiyuansighedheavily.“Wehavethisschoolculturefestivalnextmonth.Eachclassneedstopresentsomethingab

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