山东泰安市2026届下学期高三二轮检测英语试题

山东泰安市2026届下学期高三二轮检测英语试题

第一部分听力(略)

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

SanFranciscoOperaisholdingauditions(试演)inOctobcr/Novcmbcr2025forclassically

trainedsingersfbrits2026contractyearchoruspositions,withfull-timeandpart-timeopenings

acrossallvoicecategories.Underrepresentedbackgroundapplicantsareespeciallyencouraged.

Rehearsals(JIE练)startinspring2026,withperformancesinJune(spring/summerseason)and

SeptembertolateNovember(fallseason).Atemporaryschedulewillbeprovidedtohiredsingers.

BasicRequirements

•Atleast4yearsofclassicalvoicetraining(academic/privatc)

•Excellentsight-readingskillsinmusicandlanguages

•Quickmusicmemorizationability

•Relatedopera/symphonychorusorstageexperience

•Availabilityforcomplexrehearsalandperformanceschedules

ApplicationDetails

Auditionsarcinvitation-only.Youneedtosubmitanapplicationform,asingingresume,two

musicrecommendationletters,aprofessionalheadshotandyourauditiondatechoicestoNinaPitts

(npitts@).ThefinalapplicationdeadlineisNovember1st,2025.Forthosewhosang

withthechorusinthepast5seasons,onlyanapplicationformisneeded.

AuditionSpecifics

Qualifiedapplicantswillgetanemailnotice(1weekbefereaudition;immediatenoticeforout-

of-townsingers).Youcannotchangeyourauditiontimeifyouasklessthan72hoursbefore.

AuditionsareheldatWarMemorialOperaHouse,SanFrancisco.

CoreRequirementsKeyNotes

3operaticsolos(1Italianrequired);Arias(咏叹调)inoriginalkey/language;programme

4thoptional(aria/spiritual)sheetneeded;allselectionsmustbememorized

Sight-readingtest(mayberequired)Auditionmax5minutes;noguestsallowed

Sheetmusic(correctkey,plain)forOperaprovidesanaccompanist;personalaccompa

accompanistnistallowed(nametobeconfirmedinadvance)

Salary&Wage

•ExtraChorus:$67.23perrehearsalhour;$311,18perperformance

•RegularChorus:$2,110.31weekly(entry-level,35weeks)

I.Whatisthepurposeofthistext?

A.lbcallforauditionapplications.B.Toexplaintheoperapaymentrules.

C.Toadvertiseperformanceschedules.D.Tointroducechorustrainingrequirements.

2.Whichisamustforallauditionapplicants?

A.Anapplicationform.B.Aprofessionalheadshot.

C.Threeauditiondatechoices.D.Tworecommendationletters.

3.Whatcanwclearnabouttheaudition?

A.The4thsongmustbeanItalianspiritual.

B.Allrequiredsongsneedtobememorized.

C.Oul-uf-tuwiisingersgeluulicconauditiunday.

D.Singerscanchangedateswith48hours'notice.

AftertenyearsinLondon,IrecentlyrelocatedtoBerlin,andasiscustomarywhenmakingnew

friends,thequestion“Wherearcyoufrom??*tendstocomeup.Myhonestanswerwouldbe,"Idon't

reallyknow.^^

Thetruthis,mostofusICKs(ThirdCultureKids)—atermcoinedtodescribe"childrenwho

movebetweenculturesbeforetheyhavehadtheopportunitytofullydeveloptheirpersonaland

culturalidentity”—hadnochoicegrowingupbuttofollowourparentsaroundtheworld.We'd

oftenbetold,t4Packyourbags,kids.We'removing!”andintheblinkofaneye,everythingwould

change.

BythetimeIwas18,1hadchangedschools10times,movedcountriesatleast6times,acquired

aconfusingaccent,anddevelopedbothaloveoftravelandadesireforstability.Beingan

Indonesian-Italian.Ioften到Ianidentitycrisisweighingonmeinmyteens.

MovingtoanewcountryafterspendingtenyearsintheUK—thelongestIhavelived

anywhere—hasbroughtbackfeelingsofthisculturalconfusion.GrowingupasaTCKisn'tas

charmingasmanypeoplewouldexpect.Itisbothablessingandacurse（诅咒）,beautifulbut

unpredictable,andfullofadventures.Thislackofrootsandstabilitywilllikelycauseissueslaterin

life.

Yetkidsareadaptable.Afterovercomingcultureshock,youstarttoadjustandseethebigger

picture.Youlearnthattheworldismuchbiggerthanyou.andthatyourproblemsaresmall.You

alsolearnresponsibility,respectdifferentbeliefs,andformyourownopinions.Makingfriendsand

thenlosingtouchteachesyouthateverythingistemporary.

GrowingupasaTCK.yourarelyrealizehowadaptableyouarc.untilyourolderfriendsoften

conunentonhow"wiseandmature“youarefbryourage.Travellingfromayoungageopensyour

eyesbeyond“Hypemormahzation”.Itteachesthatdiversityisnothingtobeafraidof.Growingup

asaTCKwastough,butIwouldn'ttradeitfbranything.IthasshapedmetobethepersonthatI

amtoday—anactual“citizenoftheworld”.

4.Howdocstheauthorusuallyrespondto“Whereareyoufrom,,7

A.Bystatinghernationalitydirectly.B.Byadmittingheruncertaintyhonestly.

C.ByexplainingtheTCKconceptbriefly.D.Bydescribingherexperiencesindetail.

5.WhatdoestheauthorsayaboutTCKs5childhood?

A.Theyenjoyedplanningtheirmoves.

B.Theyresistedtheirparents'decisions.

C.Theymaintainedtheirpersonallifestyle.

D.TheywereforcedLuadaptlosuddencliangcs.

6.WhichofthefollowingcanbestdescribeTCKs'experiences?

A.Toughandconfusing.B.Peacefulandpredictable.

C.Routinebuteye-opening.D.Adventurousbutbeneficial.

7.Whatcanbeasuitabletitlefor（hetext?

A.GrowingupasaTCKB.ChallengesforMigration

C.HowtoBecomeaGlobalCitizenD.HowtoAdapttoDiverseCultures

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DoctorsinLondonhavetakenamajorstepforwardinmedicalsciencebyhelpingchildrenborn

blindtoseeagainthroughtheuseofgenetherapy.Thetreatmentwasdesignedforarareinherited

eyeconditionthataffectstheretina—thepartoftheeyeresponsiblefortransforminglightinto

signalsthebraincanunderstand.

Thechildreninthetreatmentgroupsufferedfromasevereformofretinaldystrophy(营养不良)

causedbyafaultygene.Thisfaultmeantthatthelight-sensingcellsintheireyescouldnolfur.clion

properly.Asaresult,thesechildrenwerelegallyclassifiedasblind,eventhoughsomecouldstill

(elllightfromdark.

In(henewprocedure,surgeonsinjected(注射)ahealthycopyofthefaultygeneintooneeye

duringakeyholeoperationihatlastedaboutanhour.Thegenewascarriedsafelyinsideaharmless

virusandplacedpreciselyinthelight-sensitivelayeroftheretina.Thegoalwastohelpdamaged

cellsrecovertheirabilitytorespondtolight.

Aftertheoperation,researchersmonitoredthechildren'sprogressfbrseveralyears.Theresults

werepublishedinarespectedmedicaljournal.Manyfamiliesreportedremarkableimprovements.

Oneparentsaidthatbeforethetreatment,hissoncouldnotnoticebrightobjectsevenwhenthey

wereheldjustinchesfromhisface.Aftertheoperation,theboybegantoreachfortoysand

recognizepeopleatashortdistance.Heevenreactedtosunlightshiningthroughawindow—the

firsttimehehadshownaryresponsetolight.According(oJamesBainbridge,aseniorretinal

specialistinvolvedinthework,thetherapynotonlyhelps(heeyecellstoworkbetterbutalso

encouragesthebraintointerpretvisualsignalsmoreeffectively.

Althoughfurtherresearchisstillneededtoconfirmlong-termsafety,thefutureofgenetreatment

forvisualdisordersisbrightwiththepotentialtorevolutionizetreatmentoptionsandbringnew

hopelutliosclivingwithvisualdisabilities.

8.Whatcanwelearnaboutthefaultygene?

A.Itmakesthelight-sensingcellsperformpoorly.

B.Itpreventspeopledistinguishinglightfromdark.

C.Itaffectshowthebraintransformsthelightsignals.

D.Itcausesseveredamagetotheouterpartoftheeyes.

9.Whyisthetreatmentdescribedas“amajorsteptbrward,,7

A.Itshortens（hetimeneededforeyesurgery.

B.Itremovesahamifi.ilvirusfromthepatients'eyes.

C.Itintendstocurethemostcommonretinaldiseases.

D.Ithelpsaddressacertaineyeproblematitsroot.

10.Whydocstheauthormentionthefatherandhissoninparagraph4?

A.lbpresentthefact.B.Toprovetheeffect.

C.Topredictthetrend.D.Toexplainthetheory.

11.Whatistheauthor'satti:udetowardthefutureofthistreatment?

A.Favorable.B.Indifferent.C.Doubtful.D.Unclear.

D

Expertshavecreatedanappthatusesartificialintelligencetoidentifydinosaursfromthe

footprintstheyleftbehindmillionsofyearsago.

“Whenwefindadinosaurfootprint,wetrytodotheCinderellathing,andfindthefootthat

matchestheslipper,“saidProfSteveBrusatte."Butit'snotsosimple,becausetheshapedepends

notonlyonthedinosaur'sfoot,butalsothetypeofgrounditwaswalkingon,andthemotionofits

foot.^^

PreviousAIsystemsbasedtheirlearningonfootprintslabelledashavingbeenmadeby

particulardinosaurs.However,ifthoseidentificationsarcincorrectthentheAIsystemwillalsobe

problematic.4tYouneverfindafootprintandalongsideitthedinosaurthatmadeitJsaidDrGregor

Hartmann.4tSomostlikely,someoftheselabelsarewrong.”

Takingadifferentapproach,theresearchersfedtheirAIsystemwith2,000unlabelledfootprint

shapes.Thesystemthendeterminedhowsimilartheimprints（压/良）weretoeachother.They

discoveredeightfeaturesthatreflectedvariationsintheimprints'shapes,suchasthespreadofthe

luesandheelposition.

TheteamturnedthesystemintoafreeappcalledDiroTrackcrthatallowsuserstoupload

footprintshapesandexplorethefootprintsmostsimilartothem.TheAIsystemsupportedwhat

dinosaurexpertshadnoticed:asetoffootprintsfromtheTriassicandearlyJurassicperiodwere

remarkablybird-like,despitebeing60millionyearsolderthantheoldestbirdbones.Brusattesaid

thisshowedthesimilaritieswerenotjustwishfulthinking.uIfthesetracksweremadebybirds,that

wouldmeanbirdshaveamucholderancestrythanweusedtothink.”

However,itwasfarfromcaseclosed.Brusatteadded,“Isuspectitismorelikelythesetracks

weremadebyotherdinosaurswithverybird-likefeet.^DrJensBallensackofferedanother

explanation:thefeaturesidentifiedbythenewsystemwerenotnecessarilybasedontheshapeof

thefootitselfandthebird-likcshapemayresultfromaregulardinosaur'sfootsinkingintosoft

ground."Theyarcnotevidenceforanearlyappearanceofbirds,“hesaid.

12.Whatmakesitdifficulttoidentifydinosaurfootprints?

A.Themissingbonesalongsidefootprints.

B.Thesoftgroundwheredinosaurswalked.

C.Unpredictablemovementsofdinosaurfeet.

D.Variousconditionsaffectingfootprintshapes.

13.Whydidtheresearchersuseunlabelledfootprintshapes?

A.Becausemostlabelswersincorrect.

B.lbtestthesimilaritiesoftheimprints.

C.Toavoidbeingmisledbywronglabels.

D.BecauseAIworksbetterwithunlabelleddata.

14.WhatdidtheAIdiscoveraboutthefootprintsfromtheTriassicperiod?

A.Theyhadeightnewfeatures.B.Theywereleftbyearlybirds.

C.Theywerestrikinglybirdlike.D.Theywere60millionyearsold.

15.Whatcanbeinferredfromthelastparagraph?

A.Expertsplacefullrelianceonthisapp.

B.Thefoolprinlsweremadebyearlybirds.

C.Thesystemoftheapphasitslimitations.

D.Theresultschangedourknowledgeofbirds.

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。

Formanykids,settingabiggoalandachievingitcanfeellikeclimbingaslipperyhill.

16Teachingchildrentocreategoalsthatarespecific,measurable,achievable,relevant,

andtime-boundbuildsacan-doattitudeandhelpsthemfaceobstaclesinlife.

SMAR1'goalsdeconstiuctlargergoalsintosmaller,actionablesteps.Theyremoveguesswork

andmakegoalseasiertotrack.17Forexample,anuncleargoallike“dobetteratmath”

canbereframedas"practicemultiplicationtablesfbr10minutesafterdinnereveryday”.

WhenyousetSMARTgoalswithkids,thekeyistokeepthemcollaborativeandsimple.

18Theycanmakekidsfeelovcnvhclined,soit'sbettertofbcusononesimplegoalata

timeuntilitbecomesahabit.

It'salsoimportanttoavoidcommonmistakes.19Praisingonlytheresultsinsteadof

theeffortwillmakekidsdiscouragedwhentheyfacesetbacks.What'smore,don'tsetgoalsfor

yourkids—letthemtakeownershipofiheirowngoals.

Settingthegoalisjustthefirststep;stickingtoitismoreimportant.20Regularcheck­

ins,celebratingsmallprogressandadjustinggoalswhenneededcanallhelpkidsstayontrackwith

theirSMARTgoals.Intheend,SMARTgoalsarcnotjustaboutachievingsomething,butabout

buildinglifeskillsliketimemanagementandsclf-disciplincforkids.

A.Goalsshouldbespecificanddetailed.

B.Oneof（hemispayingnoattentiontoprocess.

C.Childrenshouldbeencouragedtosettheirowngoals.

D.First,avoidmakinggoalstoobigorsettingtoomanyofthem.

E.ThereareseveraltipstohelpkidssticktotheirSMARTgoals.

F.Youneedtopreparealotofprofessionaltoolstotrackthegoals.

G.ButSMARTgoalscangivethemthetoolstoconqueritwithconfidence.

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四个选项中选出最佳选项。

ItwasThanksgivingEve1980.Aheavystorm21centralMissouri,leaving18-year-

uldJolinMunisHapped.Hiscarhadjusl22,anicyruadandintoauhannclwhenhewas

onhiswaytohisgrandparents,homefbrtheholiday.Unharmedbut23—withnocell

phonetocallfbrhelpin1980—John24centralMissourihiscarcouldn'tgetoutwithout

atowtruck

（拖车）.Dressedonlyformildcold,notseveresnow,hegrew25astheweatherworsened

anddarknessfell.

Spottingalightonahillacrosstheroad,Johnhikedthroughthewetsnowtoa26.

Thedoorwasunlocked,and27answeredhisknocks,sohecautiouslyentered,hopingto

usethe28.Thehouseempty,hedialedthe29numberandwastoldhehadto

waitfbrrescuebecauseofbadweather.Hedecidedto30somecashasathankyojand

stayinhiscarforthenight.

Justthen,thefarmhouseowners——VirgilSchmitzandhiswife——returned.Insteadof

31,theygreetedJohnwithwarmth,32strawberrypie.Then,theyarranged

accommodationfbrJohninaguestroomandservedhimahotThanksgivingbreakfastthenext

morning.John'scarwaslaterdeclaredatotalloss,butheneverforgottheir33.

Today,JohnandVirgilremainintouch,34seasonalgreetings.Trueaffectionand

greatkindnesscangobeyondtime,35livesevendecadesapart.

21.A.missedB.crashedC.suiroundcdD.blanketed

22.A.clearedupB.laidacrossC.slidoffD.passedby

23.A.helplessB.hopefulC.unexpectedD.surprised

24.A.admittedB.memorizedC.realizedD.recognized

25.A.anxiousB.calmC.cautiousD.sensitive

26.A.truckB.farmhouseC.hotelD.flat

27.A.someoneB.bothC.everyoneD.nobody

28.A.kitB.phoneC.roamD.kitchen

29.A.hospitalB.long-distanceC.emergencyD.bank

30.A.leaveB.borrowC.contributeD.withdraw

31.A.comfortB.angerC.sympathyD.disappointment

32.A.preparingB.sellingC.displayingD.sharing

33.A.generosityB.braveryC.devotionD.courage

34.A.auucpliiigB.draftingC.keepingD.cxuliaiigiiig

35.A.savingB.bridgingC.cherishingD.enjoying

第二节（共10小题；每小题L5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。

Havingapersonalplottogrowfreshandpesticide-freevegetableshaslongbeenadreamfor

urbanresidents.36wasonceagetawayparticularlyforretireesisevenbecominga

desirablewaytoryoungcitizenstoescapethebusyurbanlite,stepintothefarmlandandfullybury

37(they)inthelaboroffarming.

Nowadays,thisdreamhasbeentinnedintorealitywiththeriseof“sharedfarms,\aconcept

that38(explode)inpopularityacrossahostofcitiesthroughoutChinainrecentyears.

Thetermreferstoapracticewhererurallandownersrentouttheirunusedplotstourban

residentsandprovideprofessional39(assist)tohelpthemcultivateandmanagecrops.In

return,urbanresidentsassumethedailyresponsibilitiesofsowingseedsandcaringfor(hecrops,

40(ultimate)harvestingtheproducefortheirownconsumption.

Throughsharedfarms,participantscangainaccess41bothmaterialandspiritual

abundance.Beyondindividualsatisfaction,thismodelholdsfar42(great)significance.

Asagriculturalcultureintegrateswithmodernlife,sharedfarmsalsoboostconsumptionandnarrow

theurban-ruralgap,thus43(facilitate)ruralrevitalization.

Byfulfillingpeople'sdeeperandmoreessentialneeds,brand-newconsumptionsettingsand

innovativebusinessmodelsareopenedup,44(root)inthepursuitofsustainable

development.

Today,organiclivinghasevolvedintoalifestylephilosophy,connectingurbanpeoplewith

natureandpromoting45moresustainablewayoflife.

第四部分写作(共两节，满分40分)

第一节(满分15分)

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