2026届青海大通二中高三下学期仿真模拟英语试卷

2026届青海大通二中高三下学期仿真模拟英语试卷一、听力选择题1.HowwillthewomanprobablygettoBaxley?

A．Onfoot.B．Bytaxi.C．Bybus.2.Whatisthemangoingtodo?

A．Havesomedessert.B．Paythebill.C．Cancelthetrip.3.Whatarethespeakerstalkingabout?

A．Buyingacomputer.B．Doingresearch.C．Savingmoney.4.Whatistheman’smajor?

A．Psychology.B．Biology.C．English.5.WhatdoesLindasuggest?

A．Buyingasportswatch.B．BorrowingMary’swatch.C．Gettingthewatchrepaired.听下面一段对话，回答以下小题。6.WhydoesPetermakethecall?

A．Toarrangeavisit.B．Toextendaninvitation.C．Toconfirmanappointment.7.WherewillthespeakersmeetonTuesdayevening?

A．Atthetheatre.B．Atasnackbar.C．AtDelia’soffice.听下面一段对话，回答以下小题。8.WhatdoesSamsayabouthisdaughter?

A．Shedislikesdoinghomework.B．Sheoveruseshersmartphone.C．Shefeelslonelyatschool.9.WhatisSam’sattitudetowardstheschoolpolicies?

A．Supportive.B．Uncertain.C．Disapproving.听下面一段对话，回答以下小题。10.Whatistheprobablerelationshipbetweenthespeakers?

A．Touristandguide.B．Husbandandwife.C．Trainerandtrainee.11.Whocameupwiththeideaofgoingrockclimbing?

A．Billy.B．Karen.C．Max.12.WhatisJessie’splanfortomorrow?

A．Goinghorsebackriding.B．Playingtabletennis.C．Rowingonthelake.听下面一段对话，回答以下小题。13.WhatdidFrankdobeforecomingtoSusanna?

A．Hewenttoatechfair.B．Hesignedacontract.C．Hehadajobinterview.14.WhatdoesFrankhopetoget?

A．Apromotion.B．Avacation.C．Abonus.15.WhenwillFrankknowtheresultfromhiscompany?

A．Wednesday.B．Thursday.C．Friday.16.WhoisSusanna?

A．Frank’sclient.B．Frank’slawyer.C．Frank’sboss.听下面一段独白，回答以下小题。17.WhoistheMiniCampintendedfor?

A．Four-year-olds.B．Five-year-olds.C．Six-year-olds.18.WhichactivitydoestheOlderSummerCamporganize?

A．Museumvisits.B．Bowlinggames.C．Familygatherings.19.Whatisarequirementforjoiningthefieldtrips?

A．Campingexperience.B．Parentalpermission.C．Swimmingskills.20.Whatwillthespeakerdonext?

A．Collectfees.B．Answerquestions.C．Showashortvideo.二、阅读理解EnglishMarketTownstoVisitintheUKEnglishmarkettownscomeinmanyshapesandsizes.Eachhasapersonalityshapedbythegoodsandservicesproducedandtradedforcenturies.Buteachtownhasmoretodothanshop.Hereford,HerefordshireHerefordhasremainedalivelymarkettownsince1189.Skirtingthetownsquare,you’llfindlovelyshops,eateries,andtheBlackandWhiteHouseMuseum.TheHerefordCathedralisthemostimpressivebuildingintown.It’salsohometoanancientlibrary.OneofthefouroriginalcopiesoftheMagnaCartaisdisplayedthere.Ludlow,ShropshireLudlowisknownastheFoodieCenterofEngland.Butchershops,greengrocers,bakeries,andcheeseshopslinethetownsquare.Borderingthesquare,theLudlowCastleisa“mustexplore”medievalstronghold.Thethree-dayLudlowFoodFestivalisheldeachSeptember.Shrewsbury,ShropshireGettingtoShrewsburyTownCenterfromLondonischallengingbutworththeanxiety.TheRiverSevernhasasignificantturnthroughtown,almostmakinganislandofShrewsburyTownCenter.Theshapecreatesaperfectmarketwheregoodscouldbeshippedandreceivedusingtheriverasahighway.Flowersareeverywhere-hangingbaskets,windowboxes,andplanters-justwhatyouimagineinanattractiveEnglishmarkettown.Mevagissey,CornwallEvenifyouhaven’tbeentothesmallfishingvillageMevagissey,you’veprobablyseenitinamovieorBritishTVshow.Theworkingharbor(港口)tookshapein1774.Fishermengoouttoseadailyandselltheirfishinharbor-sidemarkets.Don’tleavetheharborwithoutatraditionalCornishpie.It’sdelicious.21.WherecanyoufindanoriginalcopyoftheMagnaCarta?

A．IntheLudlowCastle.B．IntheFoodieCenterofEngland.C．IntheHerefordCathedral.D．IntheBlackandWhiteHouseMuseum.22.WhatisafeatureofShrewsburyTownCenter?

A．It’ssituatednearabigisland.B．It’salmostsurroundedbywater.C．It’sknownforitsflowerfestival.D．It’seasilyaccessiblefromLondon.23.WhatdoestheauthorsuggestvisitorsdoinMevagissey?

A．TrytheCornishpie.B．WatchaBritishTVshow.C．Gofishinginthesea.D．Takepicturesoftheharbor.SiegfriedSassoonremainsatoweringfigurein20th-centuryEnglishliterature.Hisjourneyfromayoungwritertoacelebratedwarpoetreflectsasignificantpersonalandartistictransformation.BornintoacomfortablefamilyinKentin1886,Sassoonenjoyedawealthyearlylife.HestudiedatCambridgeUniversityandspenttheyearsbeforetheGreatWarwritingandplayingcricket,publishinghisfirstpoeticworkin1913.Theoutbreakofthewarin1914markedadramaticturningpoint.HisexperiencesasasoldierontheWesternFrontdeeplyaffectedhisworldviewand,consequently,hispoetry.Thegrimrealityofwarfaredrovehimtowritewithrawhonestyinhisverses(诗句),whichpowerfullyexpressedthesufferinghewitnessed.Thisisclearlyreflectedinhisfamousanti-warpoemsDoesItMatter?andTheGeneral,inwhichheusessimpleyetpowerfullanguagetorevealthedeepphysicalandpsychologicalwoundscausedbythewar.Asignificantchapterinhislifeunfoldedin1917.Hemadeapublicstatementagainstthecontinuationofthewar,anactthatledtohisbeingdeclaredunfitfordutyandsenttoamilitaryhospital.ItwastherethathemettheyoungerpoetWilfredOwen.SassoonbecameatrustedteachertoOwen,offeringguidanceandfeedbackthathelpedshapetheyoungerpoet’sownpowerfulbodyofwarpoetry.Alterthewar,Sassoonfocusedentirelyonhisliterarycareer.HeplayedakeyroleinbuildingWilfredOwen’sreputationafterhisdeathbyactivelysupportinghiswork.Sassoonhimselffoundgreatsuccesswithhisseriesoffictionalizedautobiographies,mostnotablyMemoirsofaFox-HuntingMan(1928).Theseworks,whichexploredthedisappearingworldofhisyouth,strengthenedhisstatusasamany-sidedandmajorliteraryvoice,establishingareputationthatextendsfarbeyondhiswartimepoetry.24.WhatdidSassoondointheyearsbeforetheWWI?

A．HestudiedatCambridge.B．Hewroteanti-warpoems.C．HefoughtontheWesternFront.D．Heopposedthewarpublicly.25.Whatdoestheunderlinedword“grim”inparagraph3probablymean?

A．Happy.B．Terrible.C．Boring.D．Easy.26.WhydoestheauthormentionMemoirsofaFox-HuntingMan?

A．Toshowhisloveforfox-hunting.B．Tointroducehispre-warchildhood.C．ToexplainSassoon’swarexperience.D．ToproveSassoon’sliterarysuccess.27.Whatcanweinferfromthetext?

A．Owendiedbeforethewarended.B．Sassoonquitwritingafterthewar.C．OwenandSassoonsharedadeepbond.D．Sassoonhatedwritingautobiographies.ThecrimetookplaceinaseasidesuburbofCapeTown.Spottingthecarwithitswindowleftopen,thegreedythiefdidn’thesitate.Nomatterhowmanycrimeshecommitted,thepolicewerepowerlesstoarresthim.Yousee,thiswasnoordinarycriminal:itwasachacmababoon.Oncealmostunheardof,sceneslikethisoneinCapeTownarenowcommonallovertheworld.WithfoxesinLondon,mountainlionsinSanFranciscoandwildpigsinHongKong,itisalmostasifourcitiesarebeingtakenoverbywildanimals.Peopleoftenwonderaboutthereasonsbehindthismassurbanmigration.Mostofuswouldassumethaturbandevelopmentandclimatechangeareresponsibleforpushingtheanimalsoutoftheirnaturalhabitats.Howevertruethisis,wealsoneedtoconsiderthatsomeoftheseso-called“urbananimals”havenevermovedatall—it’swehumanswhohavemovedintotheirterritory.Onethingcrucialtotheincreasingnumberof“urbananimals”istheirabilitytoadapt.Thereisevidencethaturbanracoonsaremoreintelligentthantheirwildcousins,astheyfrequentlyhavetofigureoutdifficultproblemssuchashowtoopenrubbishbinsandothercontainerswhichtheywouldnotfindinthewild.Someanimalshaveevenchangedtheirlivinghabitstofitinwiththeirnewhomes.Althoughnaturallyactiveatnight,urbanfoxescomeoutindaylightiftherewardisgoodenough.Theircitylocationalsomeansthattheyaregettingatasteforthemulticulturalcuisineonofferfromthegarbage,suchashamburgers,lambkebabsandevengarlicbread!Howevertheyadapttoourwaysofurbanliving,it’simportantthatwegetabetterunderstandingofandevenlearntoappreciateourwildneighbors.Onlythencanwelooktowardsharmoniouslysharingoururbanhabitats.Whateverthereasonsbehindthesespeciesenteringourcities,onethingisforsure—asit’softenameansoftheirsurvival,theycouldbewithustostay.28.Thecrimementionedinthetextwascommittedbya________.

A．humanthief.B．wildpig.C．chacmababoon.D．fox.29.Urbanraccoonsareconsideredmoreintelligentthantheirwildcousinsmainlybecause________.

A．theyliveindoorsB．theyeatmorefoodC．theyaremoreactiveatnightD．theyhavetosolvedifficultproblems30.Thetextsuggeststhat________.

A．urbananimalswilleventuallyleavecitiesB．urbananimalsaredangeroustohumansC．climatechangeisthemainreasonforurbananimalsD．humansshouldlearntoliveinharmonywithurbananimals31.Inwhichpartofanewspapercanyoufindthistext?

A．Travel.B．Health.C．Animals.D．Diet.IamstandingonMacquarieIsland,intheSouth-westPacificOcean,halfwaybetweenAustraliaandAntarctica.NovisitorwouldthinkitsurprisingthattheislandisaUNESCOWorldHeritageSite.Buttheisland’smorerecenthistorytellsadifferentstory.It’satragicstorythatbeganin1810whenhumansarrivedontheisland.Intheirshipstheyunknowinglybroughtratsandmice.Thesesmallanimalsquicklytookovertheisland,eatingthebirds’eggsandattackingbabybirds.Catswerebroughttotheislandtocontroltheratsandmice.Unfortunately,thecatssubsequentlydevelopedanappetiteforthebirds,too.Meanwhile,rabbitswereintroducedtotheislandasasourceoffoodforhumans.Looseontheisland,theydidwhatrabbitsdobest—theymultipliedrapidlyandbeganeatingthenativevegetationanddiggingholes,whichcausedsoilerosion.Theexplodingrabbitpopulationprovidedplentifulfoodforthecats,meaningthatthenumberofcatsalsoincreased.Thisinturnledtomorecatshuntingthebirds.Theendresultwasthatparakeets,oncelargeinnumberandnativetotheisland,diedoutin1891.EvenafterMacquarieIslandbecameanofficialnaturereserveinthe1970s,therabbitsremainedoutofcontrol.Expertsfeltitnecessarytocomeupwithaplantoremovealltherabbitsfromtheisland.Withthisgoalinmind,aviruswasreleasedontotheisland.Butasthesayinggoes,“Whilethecat’saway,themicewillplay.”Withthedepartureofthecatsfromtheisland,themouseandratpopulationstartedtoincrease.In2006,therabbits’diggingcausedsomelandtocollapse,andkilledasubstantialnumberofpenguins.Thisincidentmadeitclearthattherat,mouseandrabbitproblemneededsolvingonceandforall.So,IamhereonMacquarieIslandtoparticipateintheprogrammetotacklethisveryproblem.Thefirststepinvolvedpoisonbeingdroppedfromhelicopters.Thenextstepistoremovethelastremaininginvadingspecies,andthat’swhereIcomein.Thisinterventionisalong,much-delayedendingtoasadstory,butwehumansoweittotheislandtogiveitahappyending.32.WhathappenedtoMacquarieIslandin1810?

A．Plantingbeganontheisland.B．Theislandwasoccupiedbyrabbits.C．Theislandwasdestroyedbycats.D．Humansarrivedontheislandwithratsandmice.33.ThemainpurposeofbringingrabbitstoMacquarieIslandwas________.

A．tocontroltheratpopulationB．toprovidefoodforhumansC．toimprovethesoilqualityD．toattracttourists34.WhydidIcometoMacquarieIsland?

A．Toenjoythebeautyoftheisland.B．Tospendmyholidaywithfriends.C．Toinvestigatethedamagetotheisland.D．Tosolvetheproblemofforeignspecies.35.Whatisthemainideaofthetext?

A．MacquarieIsland’suniquescenery.B．HowdidmankinddestroyMacquarieIsland?C．MacquarieIslandbattlesinvasivespecieswithrecoveryefforts.D．AllkindsofcreaturesliveinharmonyinMacquarieIsland.Sendingathank-youemailafterajobinterviewisapolitewaytoshowgratitudeforthehiringmanager’stimeandtheopportunity.Thissmallstephelpsjobseekersleaveapositive,lastingimpression.36.Belowarefourkeyaspectstobeconsidered.●Timingisoneeasilyoverlookedissue.Waitingtoolongtosendtheemailisamajormisstep.37,ashiringdecisionsoftenhappenquickly.Delayingbeyondadayortwocanmakeyouseemunresponsive,andyoualsoriskbeingthelastcandidatetofollowup—somethingthatmayhurtyourchances.●Tonealsoplaysakeyroleintheemail’ssuccess.Usinganunprofessionaltoneharmsyoureffort.Eventhoughemailsarelessformalthanprintedletters,yourthank-younoteshouldmatchtheprofessionalismofyourinterview.38.Instead,writetheemailcarefullytokeepthesamepositive,respectfultoneyouhadinyourface-to-facechat.●39.Makingtheemailtooshortortoolonghastheoppositeeffect.Aone-linerlike“Greattomeetyou—hopetohearsoon!”failstomentionkeyinterviewpoints,sothehiringteammightnotconnectyournametoyourapplication.Ontheotherhand,atwoessayaboutwhyyoulovethecompanyisexcessive.Aimforahappymedium:afewfocusedparagraphs.●Attentiontodetailcan’tbeignoredeither.40.Treatthethank-youemailaspartofyourapplication,justlikeyourresumeorcoverletter.Alwaysreaditthoroughly,andaskatrustedfriendtocheckifyou’reunsure—smallerrorscanmakeyouseemcarelessandharmyourchances.

A．LengthisanotherfactorthatneedscarefulcontrolB．AvoidcasuallanguageyouusuallyusewithfriendsC．Thebestwindowiswithin24hoursoftheinterviewD．However,manyruinthischancewithcommonerrorsE．LettingspellingorgrammarmistakesslipisunforgivableF．Whenpreparingfortasks,youshouldmanageyourtimetostayontrackG．It’shelpfultomaintainawarmandfriendlytoneinmostdailyconversations三、完形填空MasayukiTayama,awell-knownpianist,grewtiredofhugehallswheretheaudiencefeltmilesaway.Onequietevening,aboardhisnarrowboat,hewaseagertositdownand41himselfinplayinghisdigitalpiano.Alongthepathnexttotheboat,passers-by42toastop,andthenfellsilent,simplylettingthemusic43them.Theirfacessoftened,litupwithamixof44andwarmth.Inthatmagicalmoment,Masayukiandhisgirlfriend,RhianaHenderson,madea45:Musicholdsitsgreatestpowerwhenit’scloseenoughtoalmost46.Thecouplesoldnearlyalltheirpossessionsto47acustom-builtcanalboat—onewhichtheynamedRachmaninov.Inside,whereadiningtablewouldtypicallybe,they48placedaSteinwaygrand,afamousAmericanconcertpiano.Twelvesoftchairsfannedoutinasemicirclearoundthe49.Asmalllampsentwarmgoldenlightoverthekeys.Everynoteplayedwasn’tjustheard—italsobecamea(n)50,clearmomentyoucouldsee.SincelaunchingThePianoBoattwomonthsago,MasayukiandRhianahavealready51fivethemedcruises(巡航).TheirChristmasjourney,featuringglassesofwineandwarmChristmassongs,wasfullybooked.Passers-byonbridgesoften52tothem,andducksswamalongsideasiftheywantedmore53too.Masayukistillplaysingreatconcerthalls,yethe54theboatfeelstruer.Therehecanseeeverysmile,andwatchmusicsettlegentlyintotwelve55hearts.41.A．loseB．dressC．hurtD．blame42.A．reactedB．adaptedC．objectedD．slowed43.A．wakeupB．washoverC．callforD．agreewith44.A．surpriseB．disappointmentC．anxietyD．wisdom45.A．mistakeB．promiseC．discoveryD．speech46.A．chatB．touchC．arriveD．wait47.A．repairB．cleanC．purchaseD．share48.A．tirelesslyB．constantlyC．secretlyD．carefully49.A．instrumentB．tableC．screenD．window50.A．nervousB．brightC．awkwardD．dangerous51.A．adjustedB．reviewedC．completedD．recommended52.A．explainedB．wavedC．refusedD．apologized53.A．attentionB．foodC．timeD．music54.A．admitsB．regretsC．guessesD．worries55.A．heavyB．braveC．separateD．cold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。CharlieChaplinwasaBritishactor,filmmakerandcomposer.Hebecamefamousinthe1910s,whenfilmswere56(silence)inblackandwhite.CharlieChaplin57(be)oneofthebestcomedyactorsofhistimebecauseheknewhowtousehisbodyandfacialfeaturestomakepeoplelaugh.58myopinion,thefunniestthingaboutCharlieChaplinwas59wayhewalkedwhilehewasactingastheTramp,60ishismostfamouscharacter.TheTrampisapoormanwithakindheartwhohasunexpectedadventures.Theseadventures,often61(involve)thepolice,are62(usual)thefunniestscenes.MyfavoriteCharlieChaplinfilmisModernTimesandmyfavoritesceneisinthefactorywhereCharlieChaplinisworkingonaproductionline.WhenabeestartscirclingaroundCharlie’sface,he63(fall)behindwithhiswork.It’ssofunny64(watch)himtryingtokeepup!IthinkthepowerofCharlieChaplin’sworksisnotonlyinhisacting,butalsointhestoriesandthe65(character)hecreated.TheTrampisthesymbolofthesilentcinemaandevenaftersomanyyears,heisstillabletomakepeoplelaugh.五、书信写作66.假定你是李华，你班的英语报要增设一个栏目。外教Jenny提出“Funatmyschool”和“GuesswhoIam”两个选项供大家选择。请给Jenny写一封邮件，内容包括：(1)你的选择；(2)说明理由。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。DearJenny,IreallyliketheideaofaddinganewcolumntoourEnglishnewspaper.___________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________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。“Congratulations,seniors!”cameloudlyfromtheschoolspeakersongraduationday.AlexandJamiestayedbehindbythelockers,lookingworried.Theyhadbeenveryclosefriendssince10thgrade,andhadbecomefriendsthroughartprojects,late-nightmathstudysessions,andweekendshifts.Now,ayearapartawaitedthem:AlexwasheadingtoaNewYorkartprogramfortheyear,whileJamiestayedtoworkatthecaféandsavemoneyforcollege.Theyhadalreadyagreedtoapplytothesameuniversitytogetheroncetheyearwasover.“WhatamIgoingtodowithoutyoufixingmymessed-updrawings?”Jamiejoked.Alexlaughedandreplied,“WhatamIgoingtodowithoutyourcoffeewithmilkandcookiesbeforeschool?”Theyhadneverbeenapartforsuchalongtime.JamiehadstayedupwithAlextofinishtheirfinal-yearartshowwork,andAlexhadcoveredJamie’scafésh