2026届陕西咸阳市武功县普集高级中学2025～2026学年下学期高三核心模拟卷(中)英语(六)试卷

2026届陕西咸阳市武功县普集高级中学2025～2026学年下学期高三核心模拟卷(中)英语(六)试卷一、听力选择题1.What’stheprobablerelationshipbetweenthespeakers?

A．Classmates.B．Strangers.C．Friends.2.Whatarethespeakersmainlytalkingabout?

A．Acenter.B．Thetraffic.C．Amovie.3.HowwilltheweatherbeinsouthernUtahtomorrow?

A．Rainy.B．Windy.C．Sunny.4.Whatdoesthewomanprobablywantthemantodo?

A．Playcardgameswithher.B．Teachhertoplaychess.C．Makecardsforher.5.Whydoesthemanmakethecall?

A．Tobuysomepills.B．Toaskforadayoff.C．Tomakeanappointment.听下面一段对话，回答以下小题。6.Whatdoesthemanthinkofthepollution?

A．Worrying.B．Amusing.C．Annoying.7.Whatdoesthemansuggestdoing?

A．Cuttingdownonplastics.B．Joininginclean-upactivities.C．Usingpublictransportation.听下面一段对话，回答以下小题。8.Whendidthewoman’sstomachpainstarttoworsen?

A．Threedaysago.B．Twodaysago.C．Yesterday.9.Whatwaswrongwiththewomanyesterday?

A．Shethrewuponce.B．Shehadbackpain.C．Shecaughtafever.10.Whatwillthewomandonext?

A．Haveherbloodtested.B．Takesomemedicine.C．Getashot.听下面一段对话，回答以下小题。11.Whatisthewomanreallyfondof?

A．Painting.B．Teaching.C．Engineering.12.Whatcanbeknownabouttheman?

A．Hewantstobealawyer.B．Heisintoarchitecturaldesign.C．Hefoundtheperfectplacetolive.13.Wheredoestheconversationprobablytakeplace?

A．Athome.B．Inahospital.C．Inaschool.听下面一段对话，回答以下小题。14.WhywasKevinabsentfromthemeeting?

A．Heoverslept.B．Hiscarbrokedown.C．Heforgottheschedule.15.WhathappenedtoKevin’sphone?

A．Ithasapoorsignal.B．Itwasunderrepair.C．Itranoutofbattery.16.HowdoesKevinfeelaboutbuyinganewcar?

A．Itisimpractical.B．Itcoststoomuchtime.C．Itisworthless.17.Whatalternativeadvicedoesthewomangive?

A．Sellingthecar.B．Sharingacar.C．Rentingacar.听下面一段独白，回答以下小题。18.WhatinspiredSarahJohnsontocreatetheSmartHealthMat?

A．Herinterestintechnology.B．Herfather’sbackpain.C．Herpoorsleepquality.19.WhatmakestheSmartHealthMatdifferentfromothermats?

A．Itcanspotearlysignsofhealthproblems.B．Ittrackspeople’sheartratesandbreathing.C．Itavoidsusingadvancedsensors.20.Whatisthespeaker’sattitudetowardstheSmartHealthMat?

A．Doubtful.B．Unconcerned.C．Admiring.二、阅读理解EdinburghInternationalBookFestival2025TheEdinburghInternationalBookFestivalhasunveiled(公布)itsprogrammeforthisyear.Here,TheScotsmantakesalookatwhoisappearingandhowandwhentobuytickets—aswellasansweringallofyourkeyquestionsaroundtheevent.ThefestivalwillrunfromAugust9toAugust24.ThisisthesecondyearthattheeventwilltakeplaceatitsnewhomeintheEdinburghFuturesInstitute,neartheMeadows.Whoisspeakingatthisyear’sfestival?ScottishauthorsIrvineWelshandMaggieO’FarrellaretojoinHeartstopperwriterAliceOseman,aswellasformerfirstministerNicolaSturgeonatthisyear’sEdinburghInternationalBookFestival.OutlanderstarSamHeughanwillgiveacocktail(鸡尾酒)classtopromotehisnewbookofcocktailrecipes,whileactorsBrianCox,ViggoMortensenandVanessaRedgravewilltakepartinevents.Otherhighlightsoftheprogrammecanbeviewedhere.Thefestival’sprogrammeisbasedaroundthethemeofRepair,seekingtoexplorethingswhichfeelbrokenandlookingathowtheycouldbefixed—fromthephysicaltothepolitical,theemotionaltotheenvironmental,andbeyond.Whatarethevenues?Thelayout(布局)islikelytobefairlysimilartolastyear’sevent.However,thebookfestivalwillhaveanextendedbarareaandaspecially-createdKidsZone.Abookshopwillremainonsite,whereauthorsigningswilltakeplace.EventswilltakeplacebothinsideandoutsidetheFuturesInstitute,aswellasaseriesofeventsknownastheFrontListinnearbyMcEwanHall.Ticketsgoonsaleonlineat10amonSaturday,June21,andcanbebookedhere.Ticketpricesrangefromfreeeventsto£21aseat.21.Whatdowelearnaboutthefestival?

A．Itsvenuewasrelocatedonce.B．Itsdurationisonemonth.C．Itstargetparticipantsarekids.D．Itslayouthaschangedalot.22.Whowillgivealessonduringthefestival?

A．MaggieO’Farrell.B．NicolaSturgeon.C．SamHeughan.D．VanessaRedgrave.23.Whatisthemainpurposeofthetext?

A．Topopularizeemergingauthors.B．Tointroduceabookfestival.C．Toexplorewaystosellusedbooks.D．TocelebrateScottishculture.AsacollegestudentatHarvardUniversity,Dr.JohnR.Adler,Jr.wasattractedbythewaysurgerywasdoneinsciencefictionshows.Itdidn’tinvolvescalpelsorstitches(缝合).Instead,physiciansdirectedenergytotreatpatientswithoutpainorrecoverytime.Thatideastuckwithhim.Yearslater,hewouldhelpbringaversionoffuturisticsurgeryintorealitywithaninventioncalledCyberKnife,aninnovativeradiosurgerysystemthatusespreciselytargetedradiationtotreattumors(肿瘤)withoutasinglecut.Workingasaneurosurgeonhadshownhimthatanon-invasive(无创的)alternativetoconventionalsurgerycouldbeagame-changerforpatientswithcomplexorinoperabletumors.Bigmedicaldevicecompanies,ontheotherhand,weren’tconvincedthatCyberKnifewasaworthwhileinvestment.Forthreeyears,Adlerreceivedonerejectionafterthenext.ItbecameapparenttoAdlerthatbringinghisvisionofthefutureofmedicinetolifewouldrequiremorethanamedicaldegree—he’dneedtofigureoutthebusinesssideaswell.“Myideasweretooextreme,butIfeltthatradiosurgeryistoogoodtoberefused,”Adlerexplained.“Irealizedtheonlywaytoaccomplishthiswastodoastart-up.”Andso,Adlerbeganhisjourneyofstartingacompany.Heraisedaroundoffundingfromfriends,familyandotherneurosurgeonswhobelievedinthepotentialofhiswork.Withtheirsupport,helaunchedhisfirstcompany,Accuray,tocommercializeCyberKnife.Itwasn’teasy.Hespentyearsdealingwithfundingchallenges,regulatorybarriersanddoubtfromthemedicalestablishmentbefore.CyberKnifegainedrealpopularity.Alongtheway,healsoneededtolearnhowtorunacompany,anentirelydifferentskillsetfromhistraininginmedicine.Itwasadifficultactofbalancingresearchanddevelopmentwithhumanresources.Butthepayoffwasworthit.Todate,morethanonemillionpatientshavereceivedtreatmentwithtechnologyfromAccuray.Yeteventhatmilestonedidn’tfeelcloseenoughtoAdler’svisionof“sci-fi”-stylesurgery.24.WhatdroveAdlertodevelopCyberKnife?

A．Surgicaltoolsusedinoperation.B．Thetechniquesinsciencefiction.C．Arequestfromhisprofessors.D．Thehighdemandfortreatments.25.WhydidAdlerdecidetosetupacompany?

A．Businessfieldsweremoreprofitable.B．Hehaddifficultyincooperatingwithothers.C．Hismedicaldegreedisqualifiedhimasadoctor.D．Heneededtoputhisinventionintopractice.26.WhichwordcanbestdescribeAdler?

A．Determined.B．Reliable.C．Responsible.D．Kind-hearted.27.WhatdoesAdler’svisionsuggestabouthim?

A．Heiseasilysatisfied.B．Hedoubtshisownwork.C．Heaimsforgreatergoals.D．Heignorespatients’needs.InacaveoverlookingtheoceanonthesoutherncoastofSouthAfrica,archaeologistsdiscoveredthousandsofstonetools,createdbyancienthumansroughly20,000yearsago.Byexaminingtinydetails,archaeologistsareabletotellhowthetoolsweremade.Researchersanalyzedthesestonetoolsanddiscussedhowthedifferenttechniquesusedtomakethemdemonstratedthewaysthatprehistoricpeopletraveled,interacted,andsharedtheirskills.“Thisisanimportantinsightintohowpeoplewholivedinthisregionwereliving,huntingandrespondingtotheirenvironment,”saysSaraWatson,ascientistattheFieldMuseum’sNegauneeIntegrativeResearchCenter.Duringtheperiodwhentheseblades(刀片)weremade,between24,000and12,000yearsago,theEarthwasnearingtheendofthelastmajoriceage.SincesomuchoftheEarth’swaterwasfrozeninglaciers(冰川)andicecaps,thesealevelwaslower,andtheregionthat’snowthecoastofSouthAfricawasafewmilesinland.Thecaves,partofwhatarchaeologistscalltheRobbergtechnocomplex,nolongeroverlookaplain—they’reinatoweringcliff(悬崖)overarockybeach.Everyday,Watsonandhercoworkersmadetheclimbwithalltheirequipment,weighingupto50poundsperperson.Beneathancientdustanddirt,Watsonandherteamfoundthousandsofstonetools:small,sharpblades,aswellasthelargerpiecesofrockfromwhichthesebladesweremade.Thebiggerrockthatbladesaremadefromiscalledacore.Watsonandhercoworkersobservedseveraldistinctpatternsofhowthecoreshadbeenbrokenintosmallerblades.Overall,WatsonsaysthatthestudyrevealshowmuchtherestillistolearnabouttheRobbergcavesandthepeoplewhousedthemthousandsofyearsago.“Wehaveaverylongandrichhistoryasaspecies,andhumansgobackalotfartherintimethanmostpeoplerealize,”saysWatson.“Peoplelivingaroundthelasticeagewereverycomparabletopeopletoday.”28.Whatcanweknowaboutthestonetoolsfromparagraph1?

A．Theywereemployedfordecoration.B．Theyhelpedalotintravelling.C．Theywerefoundontheoceanfloor.D．Theyshowancientpeople’slife.29.Whyisatoweringcliffmentioned?

A．Toexplainwhythetoolsarewell-preserved.B．Tostresshowhardarchaeologicalworkis.C．Tohighlightchangessincethelasticeage.D．Tocriticizemoderncoastaldevelopment.30.WhatdoesSaraWatsonsayaboutprehistorichumans?

A．Theyweretechnologicallypoor.B．Theyweresimilartomodernhumans.C．Theirsocialabilitywaslimitedtohunting.D．Theirexistencehasbeenthoroughlystudied.31.Whereisthetextmostprobablytakenfrom?

A．Ascientificjournal.B．Aliteraturereview.C．Atravelguide.D．Afashionmagazine.AtowninFinlandhasbegunusingtheworld’slargest“sandbattery”tohelpprovideheat.Theunusualmethodofstoringenergyallowsthetowntocreateheatwhenelectricitypricesarecheap,andstoreitforlongperiodsoftime.Theheatcanthenbeusedwheneverit’sneeded.PornainenisatowninFinlandwithabout5,000people.Mostofthebuildingsinthetownareheatedthrough“districtheating”.Inadistrictheatingsystem,hotwaterispipedintothebuildingsfromacentralheatingplant.Thatway,eachbuildingdoesn’tneedtohaveitsownboiler.ThecentralheatingsysteminPornainenisrunbyacompanycalledLoviisanLämpö.Untilrecently,Pornainen’sheatcamefromburningoilandwoodchips.LoviisanLämpöwaslookingforwaystocutthepollutionitcreated.TheyhiredacompanycalledPolarNighttobuildtheworld’slargestsandbattery.In2022,PolarNightsuccessfullybuiltasmallersandbattery.Asandbatteryworksbecausesand(tinyrocks)canbeheatedtohightemperaturesandholdheatlonginawell-insulatedcontainer.Pornainen’sbatteryusescrushedsoapstone(滑石)—wastefromaFinnishfireplace-maker—insteadofsand.Thesoapstonecanbeheatedto750°Fahrenheitandthebatterycanholdontothisheatformonths.Thebatterytookayeartobuild,standingroughly42.5feettallandalmost50feetacross.ItcanheatPornainenforaboutamonthinsummerandaweekinwinter.Usedsinceearlysummer,itheatssandwhenelectricityischeapest;whenheatisneeded,airispushedthroughthehotsand,heatingitandthehotaircanthenbeusedtoheatwaterorturnitintosteam,warminguphomes,governmentbuildings,alibraryandaschool.About43%ofFinland’senergyisrenewable,butsolarandwindonlyworkpart-time—creatingenergysurpluses(剩余)orshortages.Storingenergysolvesthis.Thebatterywillcutwinterwoodchipuseby60%,aidingLoviisanLämpö’sgoalofbeingclimateneutralby2035.PolarNightisalsolookingintowaystoturnthestoredheatbackintoelectricity.32.WhatcanthesandbatterydoforPornainen?

A．Itmakeselectricitycheap.B．Itcleanswasteintime.C．Itstoresheatforalongtime.D．Itcutsotherenergysupplies.33.WhydidLoviisanLämpöbuildthesandbattery?

A．Toreducepollution.B．Tobetteruseelectricity.C．Totestnewtechnology.D．Toheatmorebuildings.34.Whatdoestheunderlinedword“well-insulated”meaninparagraph4?

A．Hardtobreak.B．Goodatkeepingheat.C．Easytocarry.D．Largeinsize.35.Whichisthebesttitleforthetext?

A．ANewToolHelpsProduceElectricityB．FinlandHasaPlanforCleanEnergyC．WeLearnHowtoStoreWinterHeatD．Largest“SandBattery”HeatsFinnishTownThefollowingarethebenefitsofusingrepetitioninadvertising.ForpositiveassociationRepetitionhelpstocreateanemotionalresponse.Adsthatarouse(激起)anemotionalresponsearemorelikelytobememorableandpersuasive.Andwhileit’spossibletocreateanemotionalresponsewithasingleexposure,repeatedexposurescanhelptointensifytheeffect.36.Ifpeopleseeyouradoftenenough,theymightstarttoassociateyourbrandwithpositiveemotionslikehappinessorexcitement.37Repetitioncanhelptobuildbrandrecognitionandensurethatpotentialcustomersareabletoquicklyidentifyacompany’sproductsorservices.Themorepeopleseeyourad,thehigherchancesthey’llrememberyourbrand.Andiftheyseeyouradenoughtimes,theymightevenstarttorecognizeyourbrandwithoutevenseeingtheproductitself.That’sthepowerofrepetition!ForbetterunderstandingofthemessageRepetitionhelpsviewersunderstandthemessage.Haveyoueverseenanadandfeltsoconfusedafterwardthatyouactuallywanttoseetheadagainjustsoyoucangetyourclosure?38.Bylookingattherepeatedad,viewershaveabetterchanceofunderstandingandgraspingthemessage.Forsalesincrease39.Soitstandstoreasonthatincreasingsalesstartswithincreasingrepeatbusiness.Andwhat’sthebestwaytoencouragerepeatbusiness?That’sright,repetition!Everytimeacustomercomesthroughyourdoor(orclicksthroughyourwebsite),theyshouldbegreetedwithaconsistentmessage,friendlyservice,andhigh-qualityproducts.Itmightseemlikealotofworktomaintainthislevelofconsistency.40.

A．ForproductqualityestablishmentB．However,thepayoffiswellworthitC．ForbrandawarenessandrecognitionD．RepeatcustomersarethebreadandbutterofanybusinessE．AdsareoftendesignedtosendcomplexinformationbrieflyF．Asaresult,themediarepeatedlyplaysthesameadvertisementG．Usingrepetitioncreatesapositiveassociationwithyourbrand三、完形填空Iwastired,travelingalonewithmybaby,Ethan,onaplane.Ethanwasupsetand41,andnothingseemedtocalmhim.Amanseatedbesideusgrew42.Loudly,hesuggestedItakemybabytotherestroomandstaytherefortherestofthe43.Embarrassedandheartbroken,Igatheredourthingsandstartedwalkingtowardthebackoftheplane,44Ethanclose.BeforeIreachedtherestroom,atallmaninadarksuit45forward.Gently,heguidedmetoanopenseatinbusinessclass,givingmespaceandquiettocalmmybaby.Withinminutes,Ethanwas46asleep,andIwasfinallyrelieved.WhatIdidn’tknowwasthatthiskindstrangerthenwentbackandsatinmyoldseat—rightbesidethemanwhohadbeen47.Themaninthesuitthenspoketothe48byname:Mr.Cooper.ItturnedoutthetallmanwasMr.Coleman,Cooper’sboss.Mr.Colemanexpressedhis49inCooper’slackofkindness.He50thatuponlanding,Cooperwouldnolongerbepartofthecompany.Thesmug(沾沾自喜的)expression51fromCooper’sfaceasherealizedtheconsequenceofhis52.IsatquietlywithEthan,filledwith53.Beforegettingofftheplane,Mr.Coleman54andsaidsoftly,“You’redoingagoodjob.”Thosesimplewordsbroughttearstomyeyes.Atthatmoment,Irealizedthatgoodpeoplestill55.Kindnessmattered.41.A．playingB．singingC．drawingD．crying42.A．impatientB．incuriousC．immobileD．inattentive43.A．negotiationB．flightC．conflictD．exploration44.A．pullingB．bringingC．holdingD．observing45.A．steppedB．movedC．pushedD．looked46.A．cheerfullyB．peacefullyC．regretfullyD．painfully47.A．particularB．thrilledC．unkindD．dishonest48.A．staffB．coachC．pilotD．passenger49.A．involvementB．interestC．confidenceD．disappointment50.A．explainedB．admittedC．realizedD．apologized51.A．remainedB．disappearedC．flashedD．folded52.A．issuesB．topicsC．looksD．actions53.A．gratitudeB．comfortC．energyD．horror54.A．turnedaroundB．stoppedbyC．passedoutD．brokein55.A．departedB．recoveredC．existedD．survived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。ChinaNationalOffshoreOilCorporation(CNOOC)hasreportedasignificantdiscoveryintheSouthChinaSea.Ithasidentifiedoilandgasreservesinmetamorphic(变质岩)buriedhillsfor56firsttimeoffthecoastofChina.ThedevelopmentiscentredaroundtheWeizhou10-5SouthOilandGasField,situatedintheBeibuGulf,57thewaterdepthaverages37m.Theexplorationwell,58(name)WZ10-5S-2d,hasencounteredanoilandgaspayzonemeasuring211m.Drillingreachedatotaldepthof3,362m.Testingofthewellhasrevealed59(day)productioncapabilitiesof165,000ft³ofnaturalgasand400barrels(桶)ofoil.ThisrepresentsamajorbreakthroughinmetamorphicsandstoneburiedhillsexplorationoffshoreChina,settinganimportantexamplefor60(advance)deepplaysandburiedhillsoilandgasexploration.Inrecentyears,CNOOChas61(consistent)intensifiedtheoreticalinnovationandtackledkeytechnology62(challenge)inburiedhillsanddeepplaysexploration.ThediscoveryfollowsCNOOC’srecentstartofproductionattheWeizhou5-3oilfielddevelopmentprojectintheBeibuGulfBasin.Theprojectisexpected63(reach)peakproductionof10,000barrelsofoil64totalperdayby2026.Earlierthisyear,thecompany65(announce)alargeoilfielddiscoveryintheeasternSouthChinaSeaatanaveragewaterdepthofaround100m.五、书信写作66.假定你是高三学生李华，你的英国笔友Jim因腿伤住院，无法参加他们学校近期举行的足球比赛，情绪低落。请你给他写一封信，内容包括：1．表示问候；2．提出建议；3．表达祝愿。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。DearJim,_____________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________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。Itookaslightlydifferentroutetodomyshoppingthismorning.Usually,I’dwalkdownthebusymainstreet—pastthecoffeeshopthatalwayssmelledniceandthebookstorewithcolorfulpostersinthewindow—tothesupermarket.Buttoday,thesunwasshiningsoftlythroughtheleaves,andtheusualpathfeltalittleboring.“Whynottrythatalley(小巷)behindthepark?”Ithought,turningalongaquieterroadlinedwithwhitefences.ThealleywasnicerthanIexpected.Somehouseshadsmallgardenswithsunflowersandroses,andacatcurling(蜷缩)upinfrontofahousestaredatmelazil