黑龙江哈尔滨市第九中学2026-2027学年高三上学期8月开学测英语试卷（含答案含听力原文无音频）

哈九中高三8月阶段性考试英语试卷第一部分听力（共两节，满分20分）第一节（共5小题；每小题1分，满分5分）听下面5段对话，每段对话读两遍。1.WhatwillSusandotoday?A.Decorateahousewithballoons.B.Conductanexperimentinalab.C.Preparematerialsforanexperiment.2.Whenwillthespeakers’flighttakeoff?A.OnDecember23rd.B.OnDecember24th.C.OnDecember25th.3.Whatarethespeakersmainlytalkingabout?A.Theirfavoritecourses.B.Theircareerplanning.C.Theircurrentjobs.4.Whatisthemandoing?A.Makingacomplaint.B.Askingforinformation.C.Rentinganapartment.5.Whatistheman?A.Adoctor.B.Adriver.C.Apatient.第二节（共15小题；每小题1分，满分15分）听第6段材料，回答第6、7题。6.WhatdoesHenrythinkofgrowingpeas?A.Theyhaveaverylowyield.B.It’sveryeasytogrowthem.C.Theyareunpopularwithgardeners.7.Whatstopsthewomanfromgrowingpeasnow?A.Thehotclimate.B.Thelimitedspace.C.Thelackofcontainers.听第7段材料，回答第8至10题。8.WhatdoesthewomansuggestCalvindoatfirst?A.Relaxathome.B.Dosomestudies.C.Learnaboutamuseum.9.Whatcanvisitorsdointhemuseum?A.Playwitharobot.B.Createavideo.C.Designsomeexhibits.10.Whatistherelationshipbetweenthespeakers?A.Friends.B.Classmates.C.Brotherandsister.听第8段材料，回答第11至13题。11.WhydoesDavidmakethecall?A.Toconsultaboutacampingproject.B.Todiscussthechoiceofthesessions.C.Tonegotiateacontractwiththewoman.12.Howmanykindsofsessionsareoffered?A.Three.B.Four.C.Five.13.Whatdoweknowabouttheactivities?A.Theyarecolorful.B.There’snoagelimit.C.Participantsdon’tneedguidance.听第9段材料，回答第14至16题。14.WhydidFionaaskforleave?A.Shefeelssick.B.She’smovinghouse.C.She’llattendawedding.15.HowdoesthemanfeelaboutFiona’sleave?A.Pleased.B.Annoyed.C.Grateful.16.Whatwillthemandotonight?A.Cookdinner.B.Returnthetickets.C.Seethemusicalalone.听第10段材料，回答第17至20题。17.HowwastheAmericanchestnutinthepast?A.Rare.B.Common.C.Unpopular.18.WhatthreatenstheAmericanchestnut?A.Thesoil.B.Humans’activities.C.Akindofdisease.19.Whatdoscientistsdotosavethetrees?A.Changetheirgenes.B.Plantmorevarieties.C.Improvethelivingenvironment.20.HowdoesLindaMcGuiganfeelabouttheresearch?A.Itishardtokeepgoing.B.Itwillbesuccessfulsoon.C.Itismeaningfulinthelongterm.第二部分：阅读理解（共两节，满分50分）第一节（共15小题；每题2.5分，满分37.5分）ACampinginNewYork’sStateParksReservation&RentalFees•ReservationFee:$7.25.•CampsiteRate:$15pernight.•Out‑of‑stateresidentswillpayanextra$5pernightforcampsites.Cancellations•Cancelling8daysormorepriortoarrival:Thecostsyouareexpectedtocoverincludethereservationfee$7.25plusthecancellationfee$7.25.•Cancelling7daysorlesspriortoarrival:Thecostsyouareexpectedtocoverincludethereservationfee$7.25andthecancellationfee$7.25,plusthefeeofthefirstnight’sstay.GeneralRulesandInformation•Reservationscanbemade9monthsinadvance.Same‑dayreservationswillbealloweduntil3pm.onthedayofarrival.•CheckIn:3pm..Thesitemustberegisteredby9pm.onthefirstnightofthereservation.•CheckOut:Campersmustleavetheirsitenolaterthan11am.onthedayofdeparture.•Amaximumof14continuousnightsperstay.Customersandtheirequipmentmustleavefor48hoursbeforereturningtothesamepark.•CampsiteOccupancy:Limitedto6personspersite.•QuietHours:Strictlyobservedfrom10pm.–7am..Visitorsnotlistedonthepermitarenotallowedonsiteduringthesehours.•Rubbishmustbeplacedintrashbags.Toomuchtrashonsitemayresultinfeeschargedtothepermitholder.CamperAssistanceProgram(CAP)Itoffersexperiencedcampersanopportunitytosharetheircampingknowledgewithotherpeopleatcampgroundsinparks.CAPvolunteersserveinvariousways.•Welcomingcampersandhelpingenrichtheircampingexperience.•Familiarizingcamperswithparkprogramsandrules.•Checkingfacilities.CAPvolunteersserveforaminimumoftwoandamaximumoffourweeks.Theyareondutyforfivedaysperweek,includingweekendsandholidays.Inreturnfortheirservice,theyreceiveafreecampingsiteduringtheirduty.Additionalcampersaccompanyingthevolunteercanenjoythesametreatment.21.Howmuchshouldanout‑of‑stateresidentpayifhecancelstwodaysbeforecheck‑in?A.$34.5.B.$29.5.C.$14.5.D.$7.25.22.Whatisarequirementforcampers?A.Bookingthesiteatleastonedayinadvance.B.Payingfortheremovaloftrashbeforeleavingthesite.C.Ensuringanearlymorningdepartureonthedayofleaving.D.Unregisteredvisitorsarenotallowedonsiteduringquiethours.23.WhatcanweknowaboutCAPvolunteers?A.Theyneedtoorganizeparkprograms.B.Theyhavetoworkforatleastfourweeksatatime.C.Theyaregivenweekendsandholidaysofffromduty.D.Theycantakefriendstocampforfreeduringtheirservice.BIsettledintomyseatonaplanetoCubafeelingfrustrated.WhenIplannedthetrip,IhadassumedthatmyCubanpartnerandIwouldgotothefielddirectlytocollectwatersamplesfromrivers.That’showI’ddonefieldworkinNamibiaandBolivia.ButnotinCuba,itseemed.Fivedaysearlier,aCubanscientisthademailedtoinformmethatwewouldonlybemeetingtotalkaboutourplannedproject.Samplingwouldhappenduringalatertrip.Attheairport,oneofmypartnersgreetedme.Wedrovetotheresearchcenterwhereheworked,andthentouredeverylabinthebuilding.Imetscientists,technicians,studentsandeventhecook.IwasimpressedthatIwasintroducedtoeachperson.Thelackofhierarchy（等级制度）wasunlikeanythingIhadexperiencedbeforeinacademia（学术界）.Thenextday,wemetagaintobrainstorm.Together,welookedatmapstoplanhowweweregoingtocollectsamples.HaditnotbeenfortheCubans,IwouldhavebeenunawarethatonthemapIhadleftoutsomenewreservoirs（水库）.Localinvolvementandknowledgewerekey—makingmewonderwhatI’dmissedworkingwithoutsuchateaminotherplaces.Sixmonthslater,IflewbacktoCubaandthistime,weheadedtothefield.IwasimpressedagainbythelengthstowhichmyCubanpartnerswenttoensurethatallteammembersweretreatedequally.WedrovearoundCubainbrightyellowminibuses,andeachminibushadamixofmembersatallsenioritylevels.Inthefield,allmemberssweatedtogether.Onthelastnightofthetrip,wesearchedforarestaurantthatcouldseatall14ofusatonetable.Whenarestaurantcouldn’taccommodatetheteamwithoutseparatingus,mypartnersinsistedthatwemoveonandfindaplacewithalargeenoughtable.In26yearsasaprofessor,Ihaveneverbeenafanofacademia’shierarchy.Iwanteveryoneworkingwithmetofeelasthoughtheyarepartofateam.ButmyCubanpartnerstaketeamworktoanotherlevelentirely.Theymakeitclearthatallteammembersarevalued,thateveryoneisequal,andthattrueteamworkmakesforbetterscience.24.Whydidtheauthorfeelfrustratedinparagraph1?A.HewasaskedtohostameetinginCuba.B.Hewastoldtochangehisplannedproject.C.Hecouldn’tdohisworkinhisusualwayinCuba.D.HespentalongtimewaitingforhisplanetoCuba.25.Whatwaswrongwiththeauthor’smap?A.Itwastornup.B.Itwasoutdated.C.Itwastoooldtoread.D.Itwasaboutanotherwaterarea.26.WhatcanprovethattheCubanteamdidn’thavehierarchy?A.Theywerefriendlytotheauthor.B.Theyworkedindifferentgroups.C.Theydroveminibusestothefield.D.Theyhaddinnertogetheratonetable.27.Whichofthefollowingcanbethesuitabletitleforthetext?A.AFruitfulTripinCubaB.ImpressedbyaCubanTeamC.RespectSeniorsintheTeamD.You’llNeverKnowuntilYouTryCChimpanzees（黑猩猩）liveinstronglyhierarchical（等级制度的）socialcommunitieswhosemalemembersremainwithinthesamegroupovertime.Femalechimpsmigratetonewcommunitieswhentheyreachadulthood.Theybringwiththemnotonlynewgenesbutalsonewknowledge.Asthisprocessrepeateditselfacrossthousandsofyears,femalechimpanzeesspreadbehaviorsbetweencommunities,andthosebehaviorswererecombinedwithexistingtraditionstocreatelayersofinnovationthatresultedinincreasinglycomplexandadvancedtoolsets.Unlikepopularexamplesofanimalculturelikebirdsongs,whalecallsandhoneybee“waggledance”moves,whichremainlargelyunchangedovergenerations,newresearchledbyCassandraGunasekaramshowschimpanzeesnotonlylearnandrepeatabehavior,butalsobuilduponit,combiningandrefiningknowledgeacrossgenerationstomakeitmoreefficient.“Ournewresearchshowsthathumansarenottheonlyspeciescapableofcumulative（累积的）culture,”saysGunasekaram.Cumulativeculturereferstoknowledgethatistransmittedfromgenerationtogeneration,enablingthedevelopmentofincreasinglycomplicatednewtechnologiesthatresultfromthegradualaccumulationofnewideasandbreakthroughscontributedbymultipleminds.Computersareanexample:theyhavegainedincomplexityandefficiencyasresearchershavebuiltonwhatcamebeforetothepointthatnopersoncouldcreateonewithtoday’sstandardscompletelyfromtheverybeginning.Toperformthenewstudy,Gunasekaramandcolleaguesusedgeneticdatafrom240individualchimpanzeesfrom35differentcommunities,representingallfoursubspecies,totrackdownpastencountersamongtheanimals.Inaddition,theybuiltamapof15food‑gatheringbehaviorsacrosschimpanzeepopulations.Theresearchersfinallycomparedthesenetworksofgeneticrelatednessandculturalsimilaritiestoprovidepossibleconfirmationforcumulativeculture.Theiranalysisofthesimplestbehaviorsfoundnocorrespondingevidenceofgeneticexchangebetweengroups.Whenonlythemostcomplexbehaviorswereanalyzed,however,theyfoundaclearcorrelationwithfemalemigrations.Thissuggeststhatfemalesmovingtoanewgroupplayaroleindrivinginnovationandfitstheassumptionthatsocialtransmissionbetweengroupsisnecessaryforthedevelopmentofonlythemostcomplicatedtools,notthesimplerones.28.Whatcanfemalechimpanzeesbedescribedas?A.Interruptersofoutdatedsocialtraditions.B.Driversofculturalandgeneticexchange.C.Primarycompetitorsformaledominance.D.Guardiansofestablishedsocialhierarchies.29.Howarechimpanzeesdifferentfromanimalslikebirds,whalesandbees?A.Theyexhibitadvancedcumulativeculture.B.Theyhaveapowerfulsenseofcooperation.C.Theycanabsorbculturesfromotherspecies.D.Theyhavemorecomplicatedsocialstructures.30.Whydoestheauthormentiontheexampleofcomputersinparagraph3?A.Towarnlonegeniusesofthedangeroustendency.B.Toshowhowcumulativecultureimpactstechnology.C.Tohighlighttheendlessintelligenceofhumansocieties.D.Toprovethespreadofknowledgeisamodernphenomenon.31.Whatcanwelearnfromthepassage?A.Chimpsseemtolosesometraditionsduetomigration.B.Chimpshaveatrickofmaintainingtheirgeneticdiversity.C.Chimpsareincapableofmakingandusingcomplextools.D.Chimpscanshareknowledgeandpromoteinnovationacrossgroups.DBeforereadingAnthonyBourdain’sKitchenConfidential,Iassumedsuccessfollowedapredictableformula:hardwork,discipline,andstability.Iexpectedmerelyaculinarymanual‑kitchenroutinesandmealpreparationtips.Instead,Bourdaindeliveredarawmemoir(回忆录)thatcompletelyshookmyframework,forcingmetorethinkauthenticity（真实性）,risk,andwhatittrulymeanstoexperiencetheworld.Whatstruckmefirstwashishonesty.Heexposedtherestaurantindustry’schaoticweaknesses:theunstableliveschefsled,thebusyeveningrushes,andeventheworsttimestoorderfish.Thisunflinching（不畏缩的）portraitrevealedthatfulfillmentdoesnotalwaysemergeonaclean,comfortablepath.Sometimesitgerminatesinthemostuncomfortableatmospheres,whereresilience（适应能力）isbuiltthroughhardship.Hisanecdotesforcedmetoquestionwhethermyownfulfilledlifedemandsplayingitsafeorembracinggenuinecuriosities,howevermessyanduncertaintheymaybe.Bourdainalsoreframedmyunderstandingoffailure.Hiscareerwasfarfromanimmediatesuccess;itdevelopedthroughmissteps,rejections,andpersonalstruggles.Yethefamouslydeclared,“Bybeingdenied,adooropened.”Forcollegestudentsfacingnovelchallenges,thismindsetiscrucial.Ittransformsfailurefromafinaljudgementintoaninevitable,necessarydrivingforceforgrowth.Rejection,heimplied,isnotadeadendbutaredirecttowardunchartedpossibilities.Anotheraspectthatresonateddeeplywashisapproachtocuriosityandexperience.Bourdainconstantlyembracedtheunfamiliar‑whetherfood,culture,orpeople.Heonceadvised,“Beawareofthefactthatyouarethestupidestpersonintheroom.”Farfromdiscouraging,thisremarkliberatesusfromthepressureofhavingalltheanswers.Freedom,hesuggested,liesinacknowledgingourignoranceanddivingheadfirstintotheunknown.Finally,BourdainchangedhowIviewauthenticity.Throughoutthenarrative,hewrotewithanunapologeticallyrawvoice,makingreadersfeellikeconversationpartnersratherthanpassivereceivers.Hetaughtmethatbeingourtrueselvesandtakingupspaceintheworldisnotaluxurybutanecessity.32.Whatistheauthor’sprimarypurposeinwritingthispassage?A.Toexplainhowamemoirreshapedhisviewsonlifeandsuccess.B.TosummarizethecookingtechniquestaughtinKitchenConfidential.C.TochallengeBourdain’sphilosophywithtraditionalsuccessformulas.D.TocriticizeBourdain’spessimisticattitudetowardtherestaurantindustry.33.Whatdoestheunderlinedword“germinates”inthesecondparagraphmean?A.Disappears.B.Develops.C.Hides.D.Sticks.34.WhichofthefollowingwouldBourdaindisapproveof?A.Failuredoesn’tmeantheendofgrowth.B.Rejectiondoesn’talwaysclosethedoortosuccess.C.Onecansucceedbyavoidingfailuresandmistakes.D.Collegestudentscanexpecttofindawayoutafterbeingdenied.35.WhydidBourdainadvise“Beawarethatyouarethestupidestpersonintheroom”?A.Todiscouragepeoplefromtryingnewthings.B.Toencouragepeopletostayhumbleandkeeplearning.C.Toacknowledgepeople’signoranceaboutfoodandculture.D.Tomakepeoplefeelanxiousabouttheirlackofknowledge.第二节（共5小题；每小题2.5分，满分12.5分）根据短文内容，从短文后的选项中选出能填入空白处的最佳选项。选项有两项为多余选项。Negotiationiseverywhere—atwork,athome,andinsociallife.Weconstantlynegotiateonwhentomeet,whattoshare,andwhoseopinionstoexplore.____36____Yetmostofushaven’ttrulylearnedthisskill.Beforeyoucansucceedinanynegotiation,youneedtogettheotherperson’sattention.Youmightwanttojumprightinanddemandwhatyouwant.However,it’smucheasierwhenyouhavebuiltagoodconnectionfirst.____37____WhenImovedintomydreamhouse,myhusbandandIfacedahostileneighborwhoconfrontedusaboutourdriveway.Iwasveryangryandataloss.Ihadneverhadanenemybefore.Mymotheradvised:“Takehimaglassoflemonade.”____38____Yearslater,whenIneededhisapprovalforagaslineeasement,heagreedwithouthesitation.Thisexperiencetaughtmethateventheworstrelationshipscanbesoftenedbythegive‑and‑takeofalemonade.Give‑and‑takemeansofferingsomethingvaluable—acoffee,acompliment,orakindword.Asmallgiftcancreateapositivecycle.____39____Herearetwostrategies.First,givetheirfavorite—learnwhattheotherpersontrulylikes.Second,thinklikeakid—ifachildwouldloveit,it’sprobablyasafechoice.____40____Ifsomeoneordersyoutobringthemalemonade,don’tdoit.Thegiftmustbeyourfreechoice,notmadeunderpressure.Whensomeonethreatensyou,givinginonlyteachesthemtothreatenmore.Awell‑chosen“lemonade”canbuildagoodconnectionandincreasetheoddsofapositiveoutcome.A.Negotiationisaboutwinningatallcosts.B.Buthowdoyouofferagood“lemonade”?C.That’swheresuccessfulnegotiationbegins.D.Life,inessence,islargelyaboutnegotiation.E.Thatsmallactofkindnesstransformedourrelationship.F.However,offeringagiftdiffersfrombowingdowntodemands.G.Therearealotofcomponentsthatgointoasuccessfulnegotiation.第三部分：英语知识运用第一节：完形填空（共15小题；每题1分，满分15分）阅读下面短文，从每题所给的A、B、C、D四个选项中选出最佳选项。Theturningpointofmycollegefootballcareercameearlyinmythirdyear.Attheendofthesecondpracticeoftheseason,inninety‑five‑degreeheat,I___41___andwasrushedtothehospital.Lyingintherecoveryroom,Irealizedthatmyphysical___42___symbolizedbroaderfrustrationsIfeltplayingcollegefootball.Asaresult,Ilost___43___inmyidentity.Bycontrast,myacademiclifeineconomicsandEnglishwasfruitful.Despitethe___44___ofstudyinglateintothenightaftertoughfootballpractices,Idevelopedaloveforthetwo___45___.Andmyeffortsgeneratedhighmarksandpraisefromprofessors,yetthis___46___intensifiedmydisappointmentwithfootball.Sensingmyincreasingfrustrations,mycoachofferedsome___47___.Insteadofpouringallenergiesintophysicalpreparation,hesaid,Ishould___48___collegefootballwiththesamementalfocusIbroughttomyacademicstudies.Ibeganto___49___thecomplexreasoningbehinddefensivephilosophies.I___50___filmanddiscoveredwaystoanticipateoffensiveplays,growingintoamore___51___player.Armedwithrenewedconfidence,inourseasonopeneragainstBrighamYoungUniversity,I___52___quitewell.Throughacombinationoffilmstudyandwillpower,Ibecamealeaderofourteam.Themost___53___part,though,waswhatIlearnedaboutmyselfinthe___54___.WhenIfinally___55___strugglingtobecometheplayerIthoughtIneededtobe,Idevelopedself‑awarenessandconfidenceinthepersonIwas.41.A.passedoutB.wokeupC.droppedoutD.stayedup42.A.propertyB.breakdownC.workoutD.fitness43.A.weightB.enthusiasmC.controlD.confidence44.A.expectationB.rejectionC.hardshipD.requirement45.A.spotsB.projectsC.subjectsD.foundations46.A.achievementB.ambitionC.attemptD.trend47.A.feedbackB.guidanceC.trainingD.comment48.A.abandonB.encounterC.exploreD.approach49.A.followB.simplifyC.analyzeD.imitate50.A.scannedB.studiedC.directedD.edited51.A.effectiveB.energeticC.talentedD.modest52.A.recoveredB.reactedC.performedD.competed53.A.touchingB.surprisingC.relaxingD.rewarding54.A.processB.conflictC.systemD.field55.A.imaginedB.stoppedC.practicedD.admitted第二节：语法填空（共10小题；每小题1.5分，满分15分）AsChinesemathematiciansDengYuandWangHong___56___(honor)withthe2026FieldsMedal,theybecamethefirstChinesenationals___57___(claim)thisprizenicknamedthe"NobelPrize"ofmathematics,withtheirgroundbreakingachievementsdrawingworldwideattentioninthefieldofpuremathematics.TheFieldsMedal,___58___(present)everyfouryearstohonoroutstandingmathematiciansunder40forextraordinarycreativebreakthroughs,sawtwoChinesescholarswinthehonorthisyear.DengachievedabreakthroughonHilbert’ssixthproblemwhileWangsolvedthecentury‑oldthree‑dimensionalKakeyaconjecture,___59___oncepuzzledgenerationsofmathematicians.ThetwoscientistsgraduatedfromPekingUniversityin2007andstartedtheirrigorousandpersistentacademicjourneyinmathematicalresearch.Wangexpressedsinceregratitudetoherpartnersandtutorsfortheirlong‑termsupportandguidance.Dengfirmlybelievedtheachievementwas___60___naturalrewardfordecadesofcontinuousefforts,fullydemonstratingthatChinaistransforming___61___afollowertoapioneerinmathematics.Theinspiringnewssweptacrosssocialmedia.Professionalsandscholarscommentedthatthetwoscholarspossessedextraordinary___62___(wise).Theirresearchrequiresconsistentpatience,___63___endlesscuriosityformsthefoundationoftheirexploration.Themedalawardedtooutstandingyoungmathematicians___64___(help)inspiremoreyouthstodevotethemselvestobasicscience.ItprovesChineseresearcherscanmake___65___(whole)originalcontributionstoglobalmathematics.第三节：单项选择（共10小题；每小题1分，满分10分）66.Hisweakexcusesarebeginningto______mytolerance,andI’mafraidImightlosemytemperifheshowsuplateagain.A.workoutB.wearoutC.turnoutD.sortout67.Youneedto______yourselfwhenotherstreatyouunfairly.A.signupforB.standupforC.setoffforD.stayupfor68.Reliefagenciesaresteppingupeffortstoprovidefood,__________,andmedicinetotheflood‑strickenarea.A.sponsorB.strategyC.strengthD.shelter69.He________tohisfeet,grabbedhiskeysoffthecoffeetableandrushedout.A.steppedB.stampedC.stretchedD.sprang70.Thecharity,________entirelybyvolunteers,providesfreemealstohomelessfamilieseveryweekend.A.stuffedB.shoulderedC.staffedD.sourced71.Hesomehowmanagedto________anentirespeechtogetherwithoutnotes,pausingoccasionallytogatherhisthoughtsbutneverlosinghisflow.A.swearB.submitC.stringD.spare72.Thevideogamecreatesabreathtaking________worldwhereplayerscanexplorefreely,fromlushforestsandtoweringmountainstofuturisticcitiesanddeepoceans.A.virtualB.visibleC.vitalD.vertical73.Eachwitnessgaveadifferent________ofwhathappened,turningasimplecaseintoalegalnightmare.A.visionB.versionC.subjectD.shift74.Thisnewproduct________youngprofessionalswhovalueconvenience.A.targetsB.tailorsC.treatsD.tips75.Scientistshave________apreviouslyunknownspeciesinthedepthsofthePacificOcean.A.unfoldedB.undertakenC.undergoneD.uncovered第四部分写作（共两节，满分40分）第一节：（满分15分）假定你是李华，你校英语俱乐部将举办以“TheVirtueIValueMostinChineseCulture”为主题的英文演讲比赛。请你写一篇演讲稿，内容包括：1.介绍一种美德；2.说明其意义并号召大家传承。注意：1.词数80左右；2.可以适当增加细节，以使行文连贯。Goodmorning,dearteachersandfellowstudents!________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________Thankyouforlistening!第二节（满分25分）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。Earlyinthemorning,EmmaandheryoungerbrotherPeterstartedpackingtheirthingsforatriptothepark.Theyhadbeenlookingforwardtothisdayforalongtime.Astheyputsnacks,waterbottles,apicnicblanket,andtoysintotheirbags,thetwochildrencouldalreadypictureallthefuntheywouldhaveatthepark.Theyimaginedrunningonthesoftgrass,havingapicnic,playinggames,andenjoyingthebeautifuloutdoors.Theireyeswerebrightwithexcitement,andtheirheartswerefullofexpectation.Justastheyfinishedpreparingandwereabouttostepoutthedoor,theweathersuddenlychanged.Strongwindsbegantoblow,bendingthetreesandshakingthewindows.Innotime,darkcloudscoveredthesky,andheavyrainstartedtopourdown.EmmaandPetersankontothefloornearthedoor.Theirshouldersdropped,andtheirheadshunglow.Thelovelydaytheyhaddreamedofwascompletelyruined.Thesnacksandtoystheyhadpackedwerestillintheirbagsonthefloor,untouched.Theroomfeltquiet,andtheenergythathadfilledthemjustafewminutesagoseemedtohavegone.Theirmother,seeingtheirdisappointedfaces,gentlycomfortedthem.Shetoldthemthatbadweathershouldnotruintheirgoodmoodandthattheyshouldalwaysstaypositive.Insteadofgivingup,sheencouragedthemtothinkofanewideathatwouldnotwastetheirmorningpreparationsandstillallowthemtohaveagoodtime.Thebrotherandsistersatquietlyforawhileandbegantobrainstorm,theirspiritsliftingalittleastheythoughtabouttheirmother’swords.Justthen,Emma’seyesfellonthebackpacksfullofsnacks,thepicnicblanket,andthetoystheyhadpackedearlier.Abrightideastruckher.SheturnedtoPeterandsharedherplan:theycouldturntheirownlivingroomintoaminipark,usingallthethingstheyhadpreparedfortheoutdoortrip.Peter’sfacelitupatthethought,andhenoddedeagerlyinagreement.Theirmotherlistenedtothesuggestionandgladlyagreedtotheplan.注意：1.续写词数应为150左右；2.请按如下格式在答题卡的相应位置作答。Fullofnewenergy,thechildrenstartedtoworkatonce.________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________Witheverythingready,thewholefamilybegantohavetheirfun.________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________高三上8月阶段性测试英语答案听力：1‑5CBBAA6‑10BABCC11‑15ABACB16‑20ABCAC阅读：21‑23ADD24‑27CBDB28‑31BABD32‑35ABCB36‑40DCEBF完型：41‑45ABDCC46‑50ABDCB51‑55ACDAB语篇：56.werehonored57.toclaim58.presented59.which60.a61.from62.wisdom63.and64.helps/willhelp65.wholly单选：66‑70BBDDC71‑75CABAD作文：应用文参考范文：TheVirtueIValueMostinChineseCultureGoodmorning,dearteachersandfellowstudents!Ofalltime‑honoredvirtuesrootedinChineseculture,honestyistheoneIvaluemost.Asatraditionalmoralquality,itrequiresustobetruthfulandfaithfulwheneverweinteractwithothers.Notmerelyapersonalmerit,honestyservesasthecornerstoneoftrust.Oncewebehavehonestly,wecanwinrespectfromothersandbuildreliablesocialbonds.Withouthonesty,friendshipandsocialharmonywouldhardlyexist.Therefore,itplaysanirreplaceableroleinourgrowthandthewholesociety.Asteenagers,wearesupposedtopractisehonestyindailylife.Let’stakeactiontocarryforwardthispreciousvirtue.Thankyouforlistening!续写作文参考范文Fullofnewenergy,thechildrenstartedtoworkatonce.Eyessparklingwithdelight,Emmagrabbedthepicnicblanketandspreaditsmoothlyacrosstheliving‑roomfloor.Peterrushedtounpacktheirbackpacks,pouringoutcolourfultoysandvarioussnacks.Tocopytherealparkscene,hestackedsoftcushionsintosmall“hills”whileEmmastuckpaperflowersonthewindow.Witnessingtheirpassionateperformance,theirmotherworeawarmsmileandofferedahand,bringingfreshfruitsandsoftlightmusic.Minuteslater,theplainlivingroomwasmagicallytransformedintoawarmminipark.Witheverythingready,thewholefamilybegantohavetheirfun.Settledcomfortablyontheblanket,theysharedsn