2025-2026学年山东省临沂市高三（上）期中英语试卷

第1页（共1页）2025-2026学年山东省临沂市高三（上）期中英语试卷第一部分听力第一节听下面5段对话。每段对话后有一个小题,从题中所给的A、B、C三个选项中选出最佳选项。听完每段对话后,你都有10秒钟的时间来回答有关小题和阅读下一小题。每段对话仅读一遍。1．（1.5分）Whatdoesthewomanadvisethemantodo？A.Tryanotherdoctor.B.Takesomemedicine.C.Getmoresleepatnight.2．（1.5分）Whatwillthemanprobablydo？A.Lookforacheapermodel.B.Buythenewphonenow.C.Keephiscurrentphone.3．（1.5分）Whyarethespeakersfeelingannoyed？A.Theymayfailtochangetrains.B.Theylosttheirbookedseats.C.Theygotonthewrongtrain.4．（1.5分）Whatadvicedoesthewomangive？A.Settingafasterpacefromthestart.B.Havingenergydrinksbeforerunning.C.Avoidinggoingallinatthebeginning.5．（1.5分）Whatdoesthemanthinkofthemodernpaintings？A.Theyalloverusecolors.B.Theyarehardtounderstand.C.Theyfocustoomuchonrealism.第二节听下面5段对话或独白。每段对话或独白后有几个小题，从题中所给的A、B、C三个选项中选出最佳选项。听每段对话或独白前，你将有时间阅读各个小题，每小题5秒钟；听完后各小题将给出5秒钟的作答时间。每段对话或独白读两遍。（3分）6.Whatistheprobablerelationshipbetweenthespeakers？A.Neighbors.B.Husbandandwife.C.Deliverymanandcustomer.7.Whathappenedtothewoman'spackage？A.Itwaspickedupbyherhusband.B.Itwasleftinthewrongbox.C.Itwasstolen.（4.5分）8.Whatwastheoriginalpriceforthefull﹣yearpaymentofthemagazine？A.＄100.B.＄120.C.＄140.9.Whatisthespecialofferforannualpayment？A.Freeextraitems.B.Freedelivery.C.Freewatchrepair.10.Whatdoesthewomanwanttodointhefuture？A.Startherownmagazine.B.Setupabusiness.C.Collectwatches.（4.5分）11.Whatdoesthewomanthinkofaone﹣pageCV（简历）fortheman？A.It'ssuitableforhisagegroup.B.Itfailstomeetgeneraljobrequirements.C.It'stooshorttofitallhisworkexperiences.12.Whatisthewoman'sattitudetowardstheman'sCV？A.Doubtfulabouthisexperiences.B.Hesitantabouthischances.C.Supportiveandguiding.13.WhyshouldthemanwritemoreCVs？A.Tomatchdifferentjobrequirements.B.Toincludeallhisvolunteerwork.C.Toselectthebestone.（4.5分）14.Whattimeisitnow？A.6：00p.m.B.4：00p.m.C.7：30p.m.15.Whatwillthewomandointheshoeroom？A.Repairheroldshoes.B.Designnewshoestyles.C.Makenewshoesfitbetter.16.Wheredoestheconversationprobablytakeplace？A.Inatheater.B.Inarestaurant.C.Inaradiostudio.（6分）17.Whoarethelistenersprobably？A.Schoolstaff.B.Universitystudents.C.Networkmaintainers.18.Whydidastudentloseyearsofresearch？A.Sheclickedstrangelinks.B.Sheusedthesamepassword.C.SheconnectedtopublicWi﹣Fi.19.Whatdoesthespeakercomparedigitalsafetyto？A.Checkingwindowsbeforeleavinghome.B.Keepingvaluablesinasafe.C.Lockingthehousedoor.20.Whatisthespeaker'smainpurpose？A.Towarnthestudentsaboutonlinerisks.B.Toteachthestudentshowtowriteessays.C.Tointroducetheweek'sscheduleindetail.第二部分阅读理解第一节阅读下列短文，从每题所给的A、B、C、D四个选项中选出最佳选项。（7.5分）Walkaroundmostlargemetropolitancitiesandyou'dbeforgivenforthinkingthatwe'relivinginabravenewworldofaffordableandeffortlessmobilityforall，withthesmartphoneinyourpocketgivingaccesstosharedmobilityservices.Butitseemsmoredifficultforthedisabledorelderly，andthoselivinginalow﹣incomeareaorthosewithoutasmartphoneorcreditcard.A2023U.S.studyshowedthatwhiteAmericanshaveaccesstoalmostthreetimesasmanycarsharelocationsandtwotimesasmanybikesharelocationswithinahalf﹣mileareaasAfricanAmericans.Whengettingridesfromtheirhome，AfricanAmericansalsowaitupto22percentlongerfortheridetoarrive.Butevenwheneffortsaremadetoexpandservicestounderservedareasofacity，otherhurdlespersist.Afifthoflow﹣incomeAmericansstilldon'thaveasmartphoneandalmostaquarterdon'thaveabankaccount.A2022surveyinPhiladelphia，ChicagoandBrooklynshowedthatlow﹣incomepeopleofcolorarejustasinterestedinbikesharingasothergroups，butlesslikelytousesuchasystem.Thankfully，totackletheseongoing，variousinitiativesandprojectsarefindingcreativesolutionstoreachunderservedcommunities.Herearesomeexamples.U.S.Low﹣IncomeSubsidyPrograms：LaunchedbyahandfulofU.S.citiestoboostsharedmobilityuseandcutpersonalvehiclerelianceamonglow﹣incomegroups.U.S.Bike&E﹣ScooterShareAdjustments：70%ofnearly250programs（2024survey）adoptedmeasuresforunderservedgroups，includingcashpaymentandnon﹣smartphoneoptions.Austria'sGrazTimCarsharing：City﹣runservicewithapp，email，andphonebooking；addedwheelchair﹣friendlyvehiclesandfreeon﹣requestchildseatsforwomenandfamilies.Women﹣CentricTweaks：ProposedbyMosshammer，includinge﹣scooterhandledesignsforsmallerhands，familyaccounts，cheaperfaresfortravelbreaks，freehelmets，andSOSbuttonsonbikesore﹣scooterstoaddresssafetyconcerns.21.Whatdoesthe2023U.S.studyindicate？A.Low﹣incomeareaspossessmorecarsharelocations.B.Inequalitiesexistinaccessingsharedmobilityservices.C.WhiteAmericanridersexperiencelongerwaitingtimes.D.SharedmobilityservicesarenowequalforallAmericans.22.Whatcanweknowaboutlow﹣incomeAmericansinthepassage？A.Theyshownointerestinbikesharing.B.Theyallusecashforsharedservices.C.Theyfacebarriersinusingsharedmobility.D.Theymostlylacksmartphonesandbankaccounts.23.Whichprogramisbeneficialforpeoplewithchildren？A.Austria'sGrazTimCarsharing.B.U.S.Low﹣IncomeSubsidyPrograms.C.Mosshammer'sWomen﹣CentricTweaks.D.U.S.Bike&E﹣ScooterShareAdjustments.（10分）Snakesarefascinatingyetdeadlycreatures，withsnakebitescausing80，000﹣100，000deathsand300，000disabilitiesworldwideannually.Aboutone﹣thirdofadultssufferfromophidiophobia﹣afearofsnakes.However，thiswidespreadfearisn'tanissueforTimFriede，whohasspenttwodecadesvoluntarilylettinghundredsofdeadlypoisonoussnakesbitehim.Andlikesecretspieswhobuildimmunitytopoisonsthroughlong﹣termexposure，Friedeisnoweffectivelyimmunetoavarietyofsnakes.Recently，anewstudypublishedinCelldetailsanantivenom（抗蛇毒血清）developedfromFriede'suniqueantibodies.Whatwasexcitingaboutthedonorwashisonce﹣in﹣a﹣lifetimeuniqueimmunehistory，JacobGlanville，theleadauthorandtheCEOofthebiotechcompanyCentivax，saidinanewsrelease."Notonlydidhepotentiallycreatethesebroadantibodies，butthiscouldgiverisetoauniversalantivenom."Friede'sprocesswassystematicbutrisky：First，heextractssnakevenomandinjectsitintohisbody，graduallyincreasingthedosagetoallowhisbodytodevelopantitoxinantibodies.Oncesufficientlyimmune，heletssnakesbitehimdirectlytotesthisimmunity.Thisdidn'talwaysgoaccordingtoplan，likethetimewhentwinbitesfromanEgyptiancobraandamonocledcobrasenthimtothehospitalandlefthimunconsciousforfourdays."It'salwayspainful，"FriedetoldScienceNews.Wasitamistake？Yes.Stupid？Yes.Buthis"mistakes"mayhelpmillions.Scientistsdevelopedanantivenomcocktailthatcandecreasethedeadlyeffectsofsomeoftheworld'smostdangeroussnakesfromhisantibodiesmixedwithatoxin﹣blockingdrug.Testsonmiceshoweditfullyprotectedagainst13snakespeciesandpartiallyagainst6more，offeringhopeforsnakebitevictims.TheteamplanstofirsttestthetreatmentondogsinAustraliaandexpandtoviperbites."We'renowadvancingreagents（试剂）throughanrepeatedprocesstodeterminetheminimumeffectivecocktailforbroadprotectionagainstvipervenom."PeterKwong，aleadauthorfromColumbiaUniversity，saidinapressstatement.Snakesstillbroadlyinspirefearinmostofus，butwiththehelpofbraveophiophilistslikeFriede，maybetheworldcanonedaybegintoalsolovetheamazingcreaturesattachedtothosedeadlybites.24.HowdidFriedegetuniqueantibodies？A.Byreceivingregularantivenominjections.B.Bybeingbittenbydeadlysnakesintentionally.C.Bytakingpoison﹣blockingmedicineregularly.D.Byextractingantibodiesfromotherophiophilists.25.Whichstatementabouttheantivenomcocktailissupportedbythepassage？A.Itoffersfullprotectionagainst19snakespecies.B.Itdependsonlyonnaturalantibodiestoresistvenom.C.IthasbeentestedsuccessfullyonhumansinAustralia.D.Itmakesuseofantibodiesfromasnake﹣immunevolunteer.26.Whatdoesthelastparagraphsuggestabouthuman﹣snakerelations？A.Attitudetowardssnakesmaysoften.B.Fearofsnakeswillneverfade.C.Ophiophilistshelpfightsnakebites.D.Coexistencewithsnakesisimpossible.27.Whatisthemainpurposeofthetext？A.Tocomparevarioustypesofvenomoussnakes.B.TocriticizeFriede'sriskyself﹣experimentationpractices.C.Towarnreadersofthelife﹣threateningrisksofsnakebites.D.Topresentapromisingbreakthroughinantivenomresearch.（10分）Youmayhaveseenthis：Asaneventbegins，somebodytakesthemicrophoneandlistsofftheNativeAmericantribeswhoonceinhabitedtheplacewheretheeventisheld.Such"landacknowledgments"havebecomecommonpracticeoverthepastdecade，atuniversityceremonies，rockconcerts，andeventheAcademyAwards.Theideaisthatrecognizingtheseformerinhabitantsbynameremindsusthattheywerehereandhelpstoimprovehistoricalinjustice.Butaretheyausefulpracticeforsociety，orjustemptysignals？Youcan'trightawronguntilyouadmitit.BehindeachlandacknowledgmentisarecognitionthatcitiesandtownsacrosstheUnitedStatesoccupylandthatwasonceinhabitedbyotherpeoples.Thetroubledhistoryofhowthiscametobeso，andtheoftenterribleimplicationsforthosewhowereherebefore，isimplicit.Landacknowledgmentsencourageustolookbackwithempathyandreflection，sharingasocietalnarrativethatishonestandbendstowardjustice.Thissimplepractice，whichcostsnothingandrequiresnospecialtraining，canchallengeustothinkmorecriticallyaboutourownhistories.It'sonlyfairthatwepracticeseeingthoseeventsthroughtheperspectivesofallparticipantsandunderstandingtheirexperiencesaswell.Andnamingthemmakesthathistorymorevisible.However，landacknowledgmentsareasvainastheyoftenfeel.Theliveswelivetodayarebuiltontheresultsofdecisionsmade，actionstaken，successesachievedandlossessufferedbythosewhocamebeforeus.Evenforthosewhodon'tliketheoutcome，thereislittlewecandotochangeit.Furthermore，thepracticeoffersnosolutions."Alandacknowledgmentiswhatyougivewhenyouhavenointentionofgivingland，"GraemeWoodwritesinTheAtlantic."It'slikeareceiptprovidedbyahighwayrobber，notingallthejewelsandgoldcoinshehasstolen."Inreality，landacknowledgementsareaperformativeactmoreforthebenefitofthespeakerthanforthepeoplesbeingspokenfor.Specifically，landacknowledgments"becomeanexcuseforfolkstofeelgoodandmoveonwiththeirlives，"notestheNativeGovernanceCenter，withoutactuallycontributinganythingtothecommunity.28.WhydoestheauthordescribethesceneatthebeginningofParagraph1？A.Toillustratethewideapplicationofapractice.B.Toshowthehighpopularityofasocialactivity.C.Tointroducethediscussionaboutasocialphenomenon.D.Tostressthenecessityofcorrectinghistoricalmistakes.29.Whatdoestheunderlinedword"implicit"inParagraph2mean？A.Stated.B.Forgotten.C.Unspoken.D.Complicated.30.WhatisGraemeWood'sattitudetowardslandacknowledgments？A.Ironic（讽刺的）andcritical.B.Supportiveandapproving.C.Cautiousandobjective.D.Doubtfulanddismissive.31.Whichofthefollowingcanbethebesttitleforthetext？A.ANewPerspectiveonNativeAmericanTribes.B.LandAcknowledgments：MeaningfulorMeaningless？C.TheHistoricalInjusticebehindLandAcknowledgments.D.TheRiseofLandAcknowledgments：FromOscarstoCampuses.（10分）ThetinywormCaenorhabditiseleganshasabrainjustaboutthewidthofahumanhair，yetitcancoordinateandcalculatecomplexmovementsasithuntsforfood.DanielaRus，acomputerscientistatMIT，wassodeeplyimpressedbytheeleganceandefficiencyofthisworm'sbrainthatsheco﹣foundedacompany，LiquidAI，tobuildanewtypeofartificialintelligence.ManyresearchersincludingRusthinkmakingtraditionalAImorebrainlikecouldcreatemoreflexibleandperhapssmartertechnology."ToimproveAItruly，weneedtoabsorbinsightsfromneuroscience（神经科学），"saysKanakaRajan，acomputationalneuroscientistatHarvardUniversity.MikeDavies，whodirectstheNeuromorphicComputingLab，notessuchtechnologywon'tfullyreplaceordinarycomputersortraditionalAImodels﹣instead，manysystemswillcoexistinthefuture.Imitatingbrainsisnotanewidea.Inthe1950s，FrankRosenblattcreatedtheperceptron，ahighlysimplifiedmodelofbrainnervecellcommunicationwithasinglelayerofconnectedartificialneurons.Thisbasicdesignlaterhelpedinspiredeeplearning.Yetconsumingvastamountsofdataandenergy，mosttoday'sAImodelsareunabletoadapteasilytonewsituationsorlearnfromsingleexperienceslikeabrain，andarecriticizedas"bruteforceandinefficient."Currently，AIdevelopmenthastwopaths﹣"scale﹣up"vs."efficiency﹣focused"withanuncertainfuturewhilebrain﹣inspiredneuromorphiccomputingprogresshasn'tjoinedmainstreamAI.Inspiredbytheworm，RusworkedwithRaminHasani'steamtocreateliquidneuralnetworks.Unliketraditionaldeeplearningwithfixedpost﹣trainingsettings，thesenetworksaremoreflexibleandcanlearnlikelivingthings.Bycopyingwormneuronswithmathematicalformulasandsolvingcomputingproblems，theycanworkinrealtime.Testsshowedwithjust34artificialneuronsasmallliquidnetworkworkedbetterthanatraditionalAIwith250，000settingsindronetasks.LiquidAIhasworkedwithDARPAtotestaircraftmodelsandlaunchedthe7﹣billion﹣settingLFM﹣7B，whichperformsbetterthansimilartraditionallanguagemodels.Thoughneedingmuchcomputingpowerandnotnecessarilymoreenergy﹣saving，liquidneuralnetworksareanimportantsteptowardrealistic，brain﹣likeAI.AsRussays，"I'mexcitedaboutLiquidAIbecauseIbelieveitcouldchangethefutureofAIandcomputing."32.WhatmainlyinspiredDanielaRustoestablishLiquidAI？A.ThelimitationsoftraditionalAImodels.B.Theefficiencyofthetinyworm'sbrain.C.Theworm'scooperativefood﹣huntingskills.D.Thepursuitofmoreflexibleandsmartertechnology.33.WhatdoesMikeDaviessuggestaboutfutureAIdevelopment？A.Brain﹣liketechnologyhaslittlepracticalvalue.B.NeuromorphiccomputingwilldominatetheAIfield.C.DifferentAIsystemsmayworktogetherinthefuture.D.TraditionalAImodelswillbecompletelyabandoned.34.Whatmakesliquidneuralnetworksspecial？A.Theyhavefixedsettingsaftertraining.B.Theydependonfewmathematicalformulas.C.TheyworkworsethantraditionalAIintasks.D.Theycanlearnflexiblylikelivingcreatures.35.Whatisthemainideaofthelastparagraph？A.LiquidAIhasbothlimitsandvalue.B.Brain﹣likeAIhasbeenfullyachieved.C.TraditionalAIismorereliablethanliquidAI.D.LiquidAIwilldefinitelycontroltheAImarket.第二节阅读下面短文，从短文后的选项中选出能填入空白处的最佳选项。选项中有两项为多余选项。（12.5分）AccordingtoalandmarkstudypublishedtodayinthejournalScience，totalbutterflyabundanceintheU.S.hasdeclinedby22percentacrossallspeciesbetween2000and2020.36Peopleshouldbeseeingthisnumberandbeingveryconcerned，notjustaboutbutterflies，butaboutthestateofinsectsingeneral.Across35monitoringprograms，scientistsandvolunteershaveidentified12.6millionbutterfliesfrom554speciesat2，478uniquelocations.Initially，researchersexpectedtoseedeclinesformanyspecies，butthatonceallthedatawasscaleduptocovertheentirenation，theyalsoexpectedtoseeenoughincreasestowashoutthebadnews.37"It'skindofanoverwhelmingamountoflossanddecline，"oneoftheresearcherssaid.Thisisawake﹣upcall.38Itisfoundthatmorethan100speciessawdropsgreaterthan50percentoverthetwenty﹣yeartimespanandthat22specieshavedeclinedmorethan90percent.39Butterfliesarenottheonlyinsectsindanger，andtheirdeclinesconnecttobiggerconcerns.Itcouldbebroadlyindicativeoftheoverallbiodiversitycrisis.ItisestimatedthatthreebillionbirdshavebeenlostinNorthAmericasince1970.Whilescientistssaythebutterflylossescanbeattributedtomanyfactors，includinghabitatloss，climatechange，andpesticideuse，therearesomethingsindividualscandotohelpbutterflies.40Becauseinsectshaveshortgenerationspans，evenmodestchangestotheenvironment﹣suchasplantingnativeflowersorcreatinghabitat﹣canhaveahugeimpactontheincreaseinpopulation.That'soneofthemostoptimisticthings.Butterfliesdohavetheabilitytobounceback，ifpeopleputtheeffortintoconservationactions.A.Unfortunately，thatwasnotthecase.B.Evencommonspeciesareintrouble.C.Suchfindingsarejustthetipoftheiceberg.D.Thesituationreflectsawiderecologicaldisaster.E.Therealitymaybeworsethanthenumberssuggest.F.Thatmeansaboutoneinfivebutterflieshavevanished.G.Creatinginsect﹣friendlyenvironmentscanyieldrapidbenefits.第三部分语言运用第一节阅读下面短文，从每题所给的A、B、C、D四个选项中选出可以填入空白处的最佳选项。（15分）WhenDr.NickMondeklearnedhisc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llingforherforhours—thoughIdoubtedshecouldhearus.Wedidn'tseethecatseither，butfiguredtheywereontheirnightlywanderaroundtheproperty.Atmidnightwegaveup，decidingwe'dhavebetterchancesindaylight.注意：1.续写词数应为150个左右；2.请按如下格式在答题卡的相应位置作答。Thenextmorningtheentirefamilyjoinedinthesearch.________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________AsIwentouttostartthecar，Icouldn'tbelievemyeyes.____________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________2025-2026学年山东省临沂市高三（上）期中英语试卷第一部分听力第一节听下面5段对话。每段对话后有一个小题,从题中所给的A、B、C三个选项中选出最佳选项。听完每段对话后,你都有10秒钟的时间来回答有关小题和阅读下一小题。每段对话仅读一遍。1．（1.5分）Whatdoesthewomanadvisethemantodo？A.Tryanotherdoctor.B.Takesomemedicine.C.Getmoresleepatnight.【解答】略2．（1.5分）Whatwillthemanprobablydo？A.Lookforacheapermodel.B.Buythenewphonenow.C.Keephiscurrentphone.【解答】略3．（1.5分）Whyarethespeakersfeelingannoyed？A.Theymayfailtochangetrains.B.Theylosttheirbookedseats.C.Theygotonthewrongtrain.【解答】略4．（1.5分）Whatadvicedoesthewomangive？A.Settingafasterpacefromthestart.B.Havingenergydrinksbeforerunning.C.Avoidinggoingallinatthebeginning.【解答】略5．（1.5分）Whatdoesthemanthinkofthemodernpaintings？A.Theyalloverusecolors.B.Theyarehardtounderstand.C.Theyfocustoomuchonrealism.【解答】略第二节听下面5段对话或独白。每段对话或独白后有几个小题，从题中所给的A、B、C三个选项中选出最佳选项。听每段对话或独白前，你将有时间阅读各个小题，每小题5秒钟；听完后各小题将给出5秒钟的作答时间。每段对话或独白读两遍。（3分）6.Whatistheprobablerelationshipbetweenthespeakers？A.Neighbors.B.Husbandandwife.C.Deliverymanandcustomer.7.Whathappenedtothewoman'spackage？A.Itwaspickedupbyherhusband.B.Itwasleftinthewrongbox.C.Itwasstolen.【解答】略（4.5分）8.Whatwastheoriginalpriceforthefull﹣yearpaymentofthemagazine？A.＄100.B.＄120.C.＄140.9.Whatisthespecialofferforannualpayment？A.Freeextraitems.B.Freedelivery.C.Freewatchrepair.10.Whatdoesthewomanwanttodointhefuture？A.Startherownmagazine.B.Setupabusiness.C.Collectwatches.【解答】略（4.5分）11.Whatdoesthewomanthinkofaone﹣pageCV（简历）fortheman？A.It'ssuitableforhisagegroup.B.Itfailstomeetgeneraljobrequirements.C.It'stooshorttofitallhisworkexperiences.12.Whatisthewoman'sattitudetowardstheman'sCV？A.Doubtfulabouthisexperiences.B.Hesitantabouthischances.C.Supportiveandguiding.13.WhyshouldthemanwritemoreCVs？A.Tomatchdifferentjobrequirements.B.Toincludeallhisvolunteerwork.C.Toselectthebestone.【解答】略（4.5分）14.Whattimeisitnow？A.6：00p.m.B.4：00p.m.C.7：30p.m.15.Whatwillthewomandointheshoeroom？A.Repairheroldshoes.B.Designnewshoestyles.C.Makenewshoesfitbetter.16.Wheredoestheconversationprobablytakeplace？A.Inatheater.B.Inarestaurant.C.Inaradiostudio.【解答】略（6分）17.Whoarethelistenersprobably？A.Schoolstaff.B.Universitystudents.C.Networkmaintainers.18.Whydidastudentloseyearsofres