辽宁省点石联考2026-2027学年高三上学期期初学情调研英语试题（含答案）

高三期初学情调研

英语

本卷满分150分，考试用时120分钟。

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第一部分听力(共两节,满分30分)

第一节(共5小题;每小题1.5分,满分7.5分)

听下面5段录音。每段录音后有一个小题,从题中所给的A、B、C三个选项中选出最佳选项。

听完每段录音后,你都有10秒钟的时间来回答有关小题和阅读下一小题。每段录音播放两遍。

1.Whenwillthemanagerarrive?

A.At2:30.B.At3:00.C.At3:30.

2.Whatistheman?

A.Abookpublisher.B.Ashopassistant.C.Adeliveryman.

3.Whatisthewomancomplainingaboutconcerninghercat?

A.Itsblackclothes.B.Itswashingbrushes.C.Itsloosehair.

4.Whatdoesthemanmean?

A.Hecan'tsparethetime.B.Hedoesn'tliketheparty.C.Hewon'twritethereport.

5.Whatarethespeakersmainlytalkingabout?

A.Meetingthebusdriver.B.Catchingthelastbus.C.Crossingtheparkinglot.

第二节(共15小题;每小题1.5分,满分22.5分)

听下面5段录音。每段录音后有几个小题,从题中所给的A、B、C三个选项中选出最佳选项。

听每段录音前,你将有时间阅读各个小题,每小题5秒钟;听完后,每小题都有5秒钟的作答时

间。每段录音播放两遍。

听第6段录音,回答第6和第7小题。

6.Whatiswrongwiththeman?

A.Hehasafever.B.Hefeelstired.C.Hehasacold.

7.Wheredoestheconversationprobablytakeplace?

A.Inaward.B.Inadoctor'soffice.C.Inadrugstore.

听第7段录音,回答第8至第10小题。

8.WhendidthespeakersgiveLisaaschoolbag?

A.Yesterday.B.Lastyear.C.Twoyearsago.

9.WhatistherelationshipbetweenEvaandLisa?

A.Classmates.B.Sisters.C.Motheranddaughter.

10.Whatgiftdothespeakersdecidetobuyfinally?

A.Abookmark.B.Apencil‑box.C.Adictionary.

听第8段录音,回答第11至第13小题。

11.Whatisthewomandoing?

A.Interviewing.B.Doingrepairs.C.Givingalesson.

12.Whatqualitydoesthemanthinkpeoplecandevelopbyrepairingthings?

A.Self‑respect.B.Honesty.C.Patience.

13.WhatisthecoreideaofSecondChance?

A.Doingcorrectthings.B.Believinginyourself.C.Solvingproblemsquickly.

听第9段录音,回答第14至第17小题。

14.Onwhichfloorarethespeakerstalking?

A.Thefirst.B.Thesecond.C.Thethird.

15.Whatdaywillitbetomorrow?

A.Monday.B.Saturday.C.Sunday.

16.Whatisrequiredifthemanwantstoreturntheproduct?

A.Thereceipt.B.HisIDcard.C.Amembershipcard.

17.Whydoesthemanwantsmallpacks?

A.Theyarecheaper.B.Theyareofgoodquality.C.Theyaresuitableforhistrip.

听第10段录音,回答第18至第20小题。

18.Whowilltakecareofthevegetablegarden?

A.Thecommunitycenter.B.Localbusinesspeople.C.Studentvolunteers.

19.Howmanyvehicleswillthelibraryhaveintotalattheendofthisyear?

A.7.B.10.C.12.

20.Whatdoesthespeakersayaboutthewater‑savingdevice?

A.Toosmall.B.Socheap.C.Verypractical.

第二部分阅读(共两节,满分50分)

第一节(共15小题;每小题2.5分,满分37.5分)

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。

A

TeenSailingAdventureCamp

HeldinSouthampton,acoastalcityinsouthernEngland,theTeenSailingAdventureCampis

apopularsummerprogramforyoungpeopleaged14‑18whowanttomastersailingskillsandenjoy

seaadventures.OrganizedbytheRoyalYachtingAssociation(RYA),itofferssafeandprofessional

trainingwithcertifiedinstructors,andover600teensjoineachyear,with90%reportingimproved

confidenceandteamworkabilities.ThecamptakesplaceinthecalmwatersoftheSolentStrait,

providinganidealenvironmentforbothbeginnersandthosewithbasicsailingexperience.Noprior

sailingexperienceisneededfortheBeginnerPackage.Participantsmustbringquick‑dryclothes

andsunscreen.Personalsailingequipmentisoptionalbutnotrequired.

CampSchedule

OnDay1

You'llattendasafetybriefingandlearnbasicboatropesetupandwaterrescueskills.The

afternoonincludesashortpracticesailinsingle‑handedsmallsailboats.

OnDay2

Thecampfocusesonsailingtechniques:You'lllearntofindyourwayonthewaterwitha

compassandadjustsailsfordifferentwinddirections.

OnDay3

Three‑daycampersfinishwithagroupsailingchallengeandacertificateceremony.

OnDay4

Youwillreceiveone‑on‑oneguidancefrominstructorstofixyourcommonsailingmistakes.

OnDay5

Participantswillexploreadvancedskills,suchasracingskillsandsailinginopenwaterswith

apartner.

CampPackages

Allpackagesincludeaccommodationincoastalcottages,threemealsaday,sailingequipment,

andinstructorfees.

PackageType3‑day5‑day

BeginnerPackage$350$520

AdvancedPackage(forteenswithbasicsailingexperience)$420$610

Note:

A10%discountisofferedtothosewhohavejoinedourcampbefore;freewaterproofbagsfor

allparticipants.

21.Whatcanweknowaboutthecamp?

A.Itisheldannually.B.Itisenvironmentallyfriendly.

C.Ittargetsdaringteens.D.Itneedsadvancedcampingskills.

22.Onwhichdaywillthecamperslearnskillstoadapttodifferentwinddirections?

A.Day1.B.Day2.C.Day3.D.Day4.

23.HowmuchwillTompayforhis3‑dayAdvancedPackageasareturningcustomer?

A.$315.B.$378.C.$468.D.$549.

B

ThefirsttimeIseriouslyquestionedmyownjudgmentwasnotduringamathexamoracollege

interview,butonastickyJulyafternoon,surroundedbythedeafeningsilenceofapartythatnobody

attended.MynameisDorian,andIwasturningseventeen—amilestonethathadsomehowbeen

reducedtoahollow(空洞的)joke.

IthadallbegunwithamiscalculationsosillythatIstillfeelawkwardwheneverIthinkabout

it.Havingmisreadthegroupchat'scalendar,Ihadfirmlybelievedthatmyclosestfriends—Elias,

Thalia,andtherest—wereplanningsecretlytothrowasurprisepartyforme.Consequently,Ispent

threeweeksmakingoverlyobvioussuggestionsaboutmyfavoritecakeflavors,expectingagrand

celebration.WhatIfailedtorealize,however,wasthattheeventtheywereactuallyplanningwasa

farewell(欢送)gatheringforateacherwhowastransferringtoanotherschool.

Theconflictofthesetwoseparateuniversesoccurredatprecisely4pmthreeweekslater.While

Istoodinmymother'snewlycleanedlivingroom,wearingasillypartyhatandwaitingforthe

doorbelltoring,IreceivedasingletextfromElias:"Dorian,whereareyou?We'reallattheschool

gym.CoachMiller'sleaving."Theshockwasphysicallypainful;Ifeltmyfaceburnwithan

embarrassmentsointensethatIbrieflyconsideredpretendinganillnessjusttoescapethesituation.

Eventually,Ihadtochoosebetweenfeelingsorryformyselfandsavingtheday.Grabbinga

boxofdarkchocolatesfromthetable,Iranallthewaytothegym,arrivingbreathlessjustasthe

speecheswereending.Ratherthanaccusingthemofforgettingme,IhandedthegifttoCoachMiller

andsimplysaid,"Iheardyoulikedarkchocolate."Itwasalie,ofcourse,butwatchinghisfacelight

upmadetheliefeelkinderthanthetruthwouldhavebeen.Thistaughtmethattheworlddoesnot

existtomeetmyexpectations.

24.WhydidDorianexpectaparty?

A.Hemisunderstoodgroupmessages.B.Hisfriendsplannedabigget‑together.

C.Hisclassmatesremindedhimclearly.D.Hedecidedtogiveateacherasurprise.

25.WhathappenedtoDorianthatafternoonthreeweekslater?

A.Heforgotthepartytotally.B.Thepartybeganaheadoftime.

C.Noguestsshowedupathishome.D.Millersenthimcongratulations.

26.WhatdidDoriandoafterhelearnedaboutthetruth?

A.Hebehavedthoughtfully.B.Heforgavehisfriends'mistake.

C.Hetoldthetruthtohiscoach.D.Heheldanothercelebrationparty.

27.Whatdoestheauthorintendtotellreaders?

A.Stayingwithlike‑mindedfriends.B.Avoidingbecomingself‑centered.

C.Valuingtherolesofliesindailylife.D.Learningtofacesuddenembarrassment.

C

Whileresearchershavelongknownthattheglobalsealevelisrising,anewstudysuggeststhat

manyhavevastlyunderestimatedhowhightheoceanwatersaretoday.

Thestudyprovidesawake‑upcall."Wefinallyhaveareallyfull‑blown,comprehensiveeffort

tosortthisout,andtheresult—it'ssomewhatdramatic,"saysTorbjornTornqvist,ageologistat

TulaneUniversity."Itturnsoutthatwe'vebeencomparingapplestoorangesnearlyallthetime."

Manyscientistshaveestimatedcoastalsealevels—andtherisktheyposetonearbycommunities

—basedoncalculationsinvolvingtheEarth'sgravityandrotation(自转),calledgeoidmodels.But

that'sanoversimplification.

"Inreality,thesealevelisinfluencedbyadditionalfactorssuchaswinds,oceancurrents,tides,

aswellasthetemperatureandsaltcontentoftheseawater,"saysstudyco‑authorPhilipMinderhoud.

"Theactualamountmaythereforediffer."So,Minderhoudandhisteamanalyzed385published

studiesonsea‑levelriseandcoastalriskspublishedfrom2009to2025.Morethan99%ofthem

didn'tusereal‑sea‑levelmeasurements,whichareavailablethroughsatelliteimagesandelsewhere,

madeerrorswiththedata,ordidn'tproperlydocumenttheirprocesses,theteamfound.

TheircorrectedcalculationssuggestthatcalculationgapsarethelargestinSoutheastAsia,

wherethecoastalsealevelis,onaverage,alittleoverthreefeethigherthanpreviouslyassumed.If

thewaterworldwiderisesbythatamount—whichcouldhappenby2100—theresearchers

estimatethatupto37%morelandareaand68%morepeople,orabout132millionindividuals,will

bebelowsealevelthanpaststudieshavepredicted.

"Simplyput,ifsealevelinrealityishigherforyourparticularislandorcoastalcitythanwas

previouslyassumed,theimpactsfromsea‑levelrisewillmaterializesoonerthanprojected,"

Minderhoudsays.ThefindingshaveimportantimplicationsforpeopleinSoutheastAsiaandother

locationswhereestimatesofsea‑levelrisehavebeenparticularlyoff,andwherepeopleare

especiallyweakagainstdangers.

28.WhatisTornqvist'sattitudetoscientists'dependenceongeoidmodels?

A.Favorable.B.Unconcerned.C.Negative.D.Tolerant.

29.HowdidMinderhoudandhisteamprovetheirassumption?

A.Bymakingexperiments.B.Byquotinganexpert.

C.Byanalyzingdocuments.D.Bydefiningaconcept.

30.Whydoestheauthormentionthestatisticsinparagraph4?

A.Toillustratetheimportanceofcoasts.B.Tocomparedifferentkindsofsealevels.

C.Toindicatethedifficultyincorrecting.D.Toshowtheresultofdatainaccuracy.

31.Whatdoestheunderlinedword"materialize"inthelastparagraphprobablymean?

A.Occur.B.Gather.C.Stop.D.Survive.

D

Currenttreatmentsforstrokepatients—peoplesufferingfromsuddenbrainbloodsupply

disorders—ofteninvolvedrugsthatbreakdowntheblockageknownasathrombusintheblood

vessel(血管).Giventhevastnatureofthecirculatorysystem,theprocedurefrequentlyrequires

largeamountsofmedicationtoensurethataproperamountreachesthetargetarea.Thismakesthe

procedureitselfpotentiallydangerous,withpossibleserioussideeffectsincludinginternalbleeding.

RoboticsresearchersatSwitzerland'sETHZurichnowbelievethatalternativestrategiesmay

beontheway.They'vedesignedacapsulefullofakindofchemicaltomagnetize(使磁化)the

capsule."Becausethevesselsinthehumanbrainaresosmall,thereisalimittohowbigthecapsule

canbe.Thetechnicalchallengeistoensurethatthiscapsulealsohassufficientmagneticproperties,"

studyco‑authorFabianLanderssaid.

LandersandhisteamaddedspecialsubstancestoallowforX‑raytracking.It'stakenyearsto

findtherightbalanceofcomponents,buttheresearcherssaytheynowhaveamagneticmicrobot

capableofreliablymovingthroughtheroughly360vesselsinthehumanbody.

Totesttheirinvention,researchersfirstusedacatheter(导管)toputthemicrobotintoartificial

modelsofbothhumanandanimalbloodvessels.Basedonanalreadyavailabledesign,the

specializedcatheterincludesaninternalguidewirethathelpsreleasethemicrobot.However,it's

notassimpleasslowlyguidingthedeviceatasinglespeeduntilitreachesitsdestination."The

speedofbloodflowinthehumansystemvariesalotdependingonlocation,whichmakesmoving

amicrobotverycomplex,"saidstudyco‑authorBradleyNelson.Usingoneturningmagneticfield,

theteamsuccessfullyandpreciselyguidedthemicrobotatspeedsofupto4millimeterspersecond.

Aftersuccessfullabdemonstrations,researchersmovedontoanimaltrialsusingpigs.In95%

oftestcases,themicrobotdeliveredthethrombusmedicationtothecorrectdestination.The

procedurealsoshowedpromiseinasheep'shead,indicatingitcouldbeusedformanyothermedical

applications.

32.Whydotraditionalstroketreatmentscarryrisks?

A.Theyuseplentyofmedicine.B.Theyfailtoclearvesselblocks.

C.Theydamageotherbodytissues.D.Theyslowdownbloodflow.

33.Whatisthekeydesignfactorwhenitcomestothecapsule?

A.Itisrathereconomic.B.Itiseasilyreplaceable.

C.Itisobviouslyvisible.D.Itismagneticenough.

34.Whatcomplicatesthemicrobot'smovement?

A.Theunstablebloodpressurestates.B.Thechangeablebloodflowspeed.

C.Thelimitedheadtreatmentareas.D.Theworkinghoursofthecatheter.

35.Whichisthebesttitleforthetext?

A.VariousWaysToFightagainstStrokes

B.UsefulStepstoIdentifyStrokeSymptoms

C.ProgressofClinicalDrugTestsforStrokes

D.TinyMagnetizedRobotsforStrokeTreatment

第二节(共5小题;每小题2.5分,满分12.5分)

阅读下面短文,从短文后的选项中选出可以填入空白处的最佳选项。选项中有两项为多余选

项。

Ifyouarereadytostartawalkingroutine,startslowlyandonlydowhatyoucantoavoid

injuries.

It'srecommendedthatadultsget150minutesperweekofmoderate‑intensity(中等强度)

physicalactivitylikewalking.____36____Theseshortactivityblockscanbespreadoutacross

alldaysoftheweek.Morethan150minutesperweekofphysicalactivityisassociatedwith

increasedhealthbenefits.

10,000stepsadayispopularlyusedasawalkinggoal.____37____Walking2,200steps

ormoredailyhasbeenfoundtoreducetheriskofheartdiseaseanddeathfromanycause,withthe

greatestbenefitscomingforthosewhowalkbetween9,000and10,500stepsaday.

____38____Onestudyfoundthatthebenefitsofwalkingforloweringtheriskofdeathstop

growingafter6,000to8,000stepsperdayforpeopleover60,andat8,000to10,000stepsperday

forthoseyoungerthan60.Walkingjust500stepsperdayisassociatedwithadecreasedriskofheart

disease,heartfailure,andstrokeinpeopleover70.Olderadultscouldlowertherisktotheirheart

andbrainbyadding500stepsatatime.

Tosticktoyourplaneasily,pickflat,safepathsandwearsupportivefootwear.Youmaypair

walkswithlightstretchingbeforeandafter.____39____Trackingdailystepsonasimpleapp

alsohelpsyoustaymotivatedandsteadilyraiseyouractivityleveloverweeks.

Thetimewhenyouseeresultsfromwalking10,000stepsadaywillvarybyhowmuchyou

walkandatwhatintensity,alongwithyourfitnesslevel.____40____

A.Forwalkers,ageisjustanumber.

B.Thiscaneasemuscletightnessandsoreness.

C.Butanywalkingwillbebetterforyouthannowalking.

D.Howmuchyouneedtowalktogetbenefitscanvarybyage.

E.Youcansplitthetotalexercisetimeintoseveralshortsessions.

F.Alwaysconsultahealthcareproviderbeforestartingawalkingprogram.

G.However,studiesshowyoudon'tneedtowalkthatmuchtogainbenefits.

第三部分语言运用(共两节,满分30分)

第一节(共15小题;每小题1分,满分15分)

阅读下面短文,从每题所给的A、B、C、D四个选项中可以填入空白处的最佳选项。

Youabsolutelycan'ttakemymomanywherewithoutdirectinghertotakea15‑minute

photo‑shoot.Ifyouthinkthat___41___sheenjoysbeingbehindthecamera,you're___42___.Mom

istheperfectsubjectand___43___ofherhappypictures,whilefriendsandfamilycomeandgo

brieflyas___44___characters.Dad,meanwhile,iscrouched(蹲伏)nexttoabush,tryingto

___45___thebestangleofMomlookingcalmlyintothedistance.

Mom'slovefor___46___familyoutingsusedtoannoymeasakid.Itdidn'thelpthatshe

alwayswanted___47___inthemostordinarysettings.WhowantstotakeatriptoMyer?

ButasI'vegottenolder,I'verealizedthe___48___ofmyways.Namely:Ifyoudon'tgetyour

bestanglesregularly,peoplewill___49___howbeautifulyouwere.Andyoushouldletyour

___50___remembertheversionofyouwhenyou'reyoung.

Ilovelookingthroughourfamilyalbums(相册)and___51___photosofMomnexttorose

bushesor___52___leaningagainstatreewithagentlesmile.Ilove___53___shesharesphotos

fromafamilylunchtotheshoppingcenteronsocialmedia,andthewayallherfriendsinstantly

___54___totellherhowbeautifulshestillis.AndI'veseenherdothesameunderherfriends'posts.

Mostofall,Ilovethatshehasextensive___55___oftheplain,everydaylittlemomentsnooneelse

thinkstorecord.

41.A.deniesB.meansC.stressesD.explains

42.A.cautiousB.sympatheticC.seriousD.wrong

43.A.beginnerB.doubterC.starD.pioneer

44.A.supportiveB.tolerantC.rareD.possible

45.A.captureB.displayC.imagineD.remember

46.A.organizingB.documentingC.witnessingD.checking

47.A.flexibilityB.precisionC.photosD.models

48.A.rootB.attitudeC.challengeD.error

49.A.describeB.changeC.forgetD.discover

50.A.friendsB.childrenC.studentsD.partners

51.A.developingB.selectingC.postingD.admiring

52.A.casuallyB.suddenlyC.temporarilyD.hesitantly

53.A.noticingB.understandingC.provingD.predicting

54.A.stepasideB.rushoverC.lookbackD.moveon

55.A.literatureB.researchC.knowledgeD.collection

第二节(共10小题;每小题1.5分,满分15分)

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。

Thisyear's"ChineseBridge"LanguageProficiency(水平)CompetitionforIsraeliuniversity

studentsrecentlyconcludedinTelAviv.

AsoneofthelargestandmostinfluentialinternationalChineselanguagecompetitionsglobally,

thiscompetition,launchedin2002,hasbeenheldannually.Itaimstoinspireyoungpeoplearound

theworld____56____(learn)ChineseanddeepentheirunderstandingoftheChineselanguageand

culture,____57____itisoftenreferredtoasto"theOlympicsoftheChineselanguage".

InIsrael,thecompetitionstimulateslocalyouth'senthusiasm____58____theChinese

languageandculture,and____59____(effective)facilitatespeople‑to‑peopleexchangesand

friendlycooperationbetweenChinaandIsrael.

Thecontestfeaturedthemedspeechesandtalentperformances,withfouruniversitystudents

andninebeginners____60____(take)part.TomerBenShimol,____61____comesfromthe

UniversityofHaifa,tookfirstplaceafteratightrace.ShimolsaidlearningChineseenableshimto

promoteculturalexchangeanddeepenmutualunderstandingbetweenthetwopeoples.

XiaoJunzheng,ChineseAmbassadortoIsrael,saidthatequalexchangesandmutuallearning

amongdifferentcivilizationscanprovide____62____(value)inspirationtoaddresstoday'sglobal

challengesandachievecommon____63____(develop).

"Justasthename'ChineseBridge'____64____(suggest),Chineseisabridge.Everyword

learned,everyChinesecharacterwritten,andeveryidiomorpoem____65____(understand)adds

anewconnectiontothatbridge,"saidAsafGoldschmidt,theIsraelidirectoroftheConfucius

InstituteatTelAvivUniversity.

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。你班最近参加了“最美教室墙面”设计比赛,你们选择了“四季”主题。请你给校

英文报OurStories栏目写一篇短文,分享本次班级设计,内容包括:

1.设计方案;

2.设计寓意。

注意:

1.写作词数应为80左右;

2.请按如下格式在答题卡的相应位置作答。

OurFour‑SeasonClassroomWallDesign

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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。

Backin2011,JackLynchretiredfromhisjobasadevotedandbelovedEnglishteacherat

MontvilleHighSchoolinNewJersey.

HewaseagertostartthenextchapterofhislifewithhiswifeDeb.Thecoupleplannedtosell

alloftheirbelongingsandmoveintoaClassAmobilehomesotheycouldtravelthecountrytogether.

Sadly,thesameyearJackretired,Debdiedofcancer.Whilehewasdeeplysad,Jackeventually

decidedtocarryonwiththeirdreamonhisown.Hetookjustafewmementos(纪念品)ofhis

marriedlifewithhim,includinghiswife'sheart‑shapeddiamond,whichhenowwearsaroundhis

ownneckandconsidershismostpreciouspossession.

Overthecourseof10years,Jackhasdrivenmorethan100,000milesinhisRV(房车),visiting

nationalparksandexperiencingplaceslikeCraterLakeandtheGrandCanyonbyhimself.Buthe

hasn'treallybeenaloneonhisjourney;overtheyearshehasstayedincontactwithlotsofold

friends.OneofthepeopleJackbondedwithinhisformerlifewasKurtKilanowski,aformerstudent

whogrewuptobecomeanEnglishteacheratthesamehighschoolwhereJackonceworked.The

twoofthemhavekeptintouchandbecomegoodfriendsovertheyears.

KurtrecalledthatJackalwayshelpedhisstudentsseetheworldthroughdifferenteyesandtold

themtobeofusetoothers."Everylessonwasfullofalifelesson,"Kurtsaid."Helpingpeopleis

whatJackcommittedhislifeto.Youcantell."

JacknowspendsmostofhiswintersparkedattheSunNFunRVcampinSarasota,Florida.

InFebruary,Jackgotupearlyandheadedtothesharedshowers.Whenhereturnedtohiscampsite

around7am,hisjawhittheground.HisbelovedRV,whichcontainedeverythingheownedinthe

world,wasonfire.Helosteverything!

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。

HearingofJack'saccident,Kurtdecidedtogetinvolved!

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