河南许昌市2025-2026学年高三年级三模英语试题

河南许昌市2025-2026学年高三年级三模试题

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

Ifyouwantagreathotelandacloseencounterwiththeanimalkingdom,herearcthebest

hotelswithengagementprogramsandbonusactivitieswithanimals.

BestFriendsRoadhouse（Kanab,Utah）

ItletsyoustayonthegroundsofBestFriendsAnimalSancluary（庇护所）,amassiveshelter

forawiderangeofanimals,fromgoatstodogstorabbits.

Today,it'shometoover1,600rescuedanimals,rankingfirstinsizeofitskindintheUS.When

youvisit,youcanspendtimeinmultipleareas,includingDogtown,CatWorld,HorseHavenand

therecoverycenterofWildFriends.

LongneckManor（Fredericksburg,Texas）

1（isaplacethatcoversover100acres,hometothreerhinosandfivegiraffes.Unlikeother

similarhotels,thisisalmostlikeacombinationbetweenazooandaconservationarea.

Youcangetupcloseandpersonalwithrhinosandgiraffesandevencontributetohelpingkeep

wildpopulationssafeandhealthy.

FarmSanctuary（WatkinsGlen,NewYork）

Itisamassiveanimalsanctuarywhereyoucansetupshopsandgetyourhandsdirtyby

exploring（hefarm.Itisidealforanyonewholikespigs,cows,turkeys,andotherclassicfarm

animals.

Youcantaketoursofthesanctuaryandleamaboutfarmpractices,sustainability,and,ofcourse,

theanimalsandhowtheyendedupatthefarm.

AtlantaAlpacaTreehouse（Atlanta,Georgia）

InAtlanta,insideamassivebambooforest,there'samixedpackofalpaca（羊驼）andllamas

（美洲驼）andatreehouseyoucanrentforthenight.

Theanimalsareresponsiblefbreatingnewgrowthlopreventthebamboofromovertakingthe

cityofAtlanta.Youcandoyogaclasseswiththem,goonaweekend-longhealingretreat（also

guidedbyllamasandalpacas）,andmore.

1.WhatisspecialaboutBestFriendsAnimalSanctuaryintheUS?

A.Itissituatedinabambooforest.B.Visitorscandoyogawithanimals.

C.Itisthelargestanimalsanctuary.D.Visitorscangetclosetowildanimals.

2.Whichhotelisbestforvisitorstoexperiencefarmlife?

A.BestFriendsRoadhouse.B.LongneckManor.

C.FarmSanctuary.D.AtlantaAlpacaTreehouse.

3.Whatisavailabletovisitorsinthefourhotels?

A.Interactionwithanimals.B.Treehouseaccommodation.

C.Multiplephysicalactivities.D.Adoptionofrescuedanimals.

B

It'sasuddendropintoamangroveforest（红树林）fullofthreefeetofsaltywateroverthick,

twisty（弯弯曲曲的）treeroots,butAndrewOtazohasnotroublefindingtheway.Heclimbsdown

thesuddenslopelikeaSpider-Man,usingbranchesandthickvines（藤）andfootholdsinthedirt.

Atthebottom,Otazofindshistreasure:trash.

“Younameit,anyitemyoucanname,andIhavefounditinthemangroves,Mhesays.

“Microwaveovens,mattresses,sofas,setsofplatesanddishes.Thosearcreallydisgusting.But

everyshoe,bottle,carbattery,coolerandotherpieceofgarbageOtazoremovesfromthemangroves

reclaimsspaceforwhatshouldbethere:birdnestinggroundsandfishnurseries.

Otazoisonasearchtoclearasmuchofthatspaceashecan.He'salsoworkingtopersuade

hisfellowFloridianstotelltheirelectedofficialstoworktocutdownonplasticpollutionandupdate

outdatedwastesystemsthatcarrystreettrashintotheocean.uIfyou'rerelyingonme,justoneguy

pickingupHash,itisalloverforus/'Olazusaid."BuiifwhalI'mdoingshowsulhcrpeoplellic

problem,andtheyagreewcneedtoworktowardasolution,that'stheidea.”

Latelyhe'sbeenconcentratingonthemangrovesthatringVirginiaKey,anislandinBiscayne

Baythatoffersasplendidviewofthecityskyline.Whatpeopleinthecitydon'tseeisthepilesof

garbagecaughtinthetreeroots."Itwassuffering.Itwastheworst.Itdestroyedme,“Otazorecalls.

Hemadethelocalnews,andhistrash-filledhomemadebackpackhasbeenondisplayintheHistory

MiamiMuseumeversince.never,everinamillionyearsthoughtpeoplewouldpayattentionto

mebecauseI'mpickinguptrash,5,Otazosaid.It'samissionnow.

Poundsturnedintotons.Hereached35,265pounds—pickedupover184daysthroughoutthe

years—inmid-October.Otazosaidhehasnoplanstostop.t4Thctrashwillcomeback,butI'm

stubborn,hesaid.'TilkeepdoingthisuntilIfallovcr.^^

4.Whatdocstheauthorbelieveamangroveforesttobe?

A.Aplacetohousebirdsandfishes.B.Aplacetopickuptrasheasily.

C.Aplacetoenjoyprettycityviews.D.Anidealplacetodealwithtrash.

5.WhatiscrucialtosolvetheproblemaccordingtoOtazo?

A.Individualeffortsinpickinguptrash.

B.Persuadingofficialstolessenpollution.

C.Government'supdatingwastesystems.

D.Raisingpublicawarenessandjointefforts.

6.WhatdidOtazofeelabouthishittingthenews?

A.Regretful.B.Joyful.C.Concerned.D.Unexpected.

7.WhichofthefollowingcanbestdescribeOtazo?

A.ApowerfulSpider-Man.B.Acommittedconservationist.

C.Alonelytrashcollector.D.Anambitiouswildlifeexplorer.

C

Climatechangehasmadeextremeweathereventssuchasbushfiresandfloodsmorefrequent

andmorelikelyinrecentyears.Willfirsthandexperienceoftheseeventschangehowpeoplethink

andactaboutclimatechange,makingitseemimmediateandlocalratherthanadistantorfuture

problem?

NewresearchledbyViktoriaColognaatETHZurichinSwitzerlandmayhelptoexplain

what'sgoingon.Thestudy,publishedinNatureClimateChange,lookedalthequcsliunofcxircmc

weatherandclimateopinionusingtwoglobaldatasets（数据集）.

TheTrustinScienceandScience-relatedPopulism（TISP）surveymeasurespublicsupportfor

climatepoliciesandtheextentthatpeoplethinkclimatechangeisbehindincreasesinextreme

weather.Thesurveyaskedpeoplehowmuchtheysupportedfivespecificactions（ocutcarbon

emissions（排放）.Onaverage,supportwasfairlystrong,withanaverageratingof2.37acrossthe

fivepolicies.

Thestudyfoundmostpeoplearoundtheworldhaveexperiencedheatwavesandheavyrainfall

inrecentdecades.Dopeopleincountrieswithhigherexposuretoextremeweathereventsshow

greatersupportfbrclimatepolicies?Thisstudyfoundtheydon't.Inmostcases,livinginacountry

wheremorepeopleareexposedtodisasterswasnotreflectedinstrongersupportforclimateaction.

Crucially,peoplewhomorestronglybelievedclimatechangehadworsenedtheseeventswere

alsomorelikelytosupportclimatepolicies.Infact,thisbeliefmatteredmoreforpolicysupport

(hanwhether(heyhadactuallyexperiencedtheeventsfirsthand.

Thisstudyhighlightswhatmayaffectpublicthinking:helpingpeoplerecognizethelink

betweenclimatechangeandextremeweatherevents.IncountriessuchasAustralia,climatechange

makesuponlyabout1%ofmediacoverage.What'smore,mostofthecoveragefocusesonsocial

orpoliticalaspectsratherthanscientific,ecological,oreconomicimpacts.Manystoriesabout

disasterslinkedtoclimatechangealsofailtomentionthelink,orindeedmentionclimatechangeat

all.Makingtheseconnectionsclearermayencouragestrongerpublicsupportforclimateaction.

8.Whatdoes(heresearchledbyViktoriaColognamainlyfocuson?

A.Twoglobaldatasets.B.Peopleindisaster-affectedareas.

C.Publictrustinscience.D.Publicsupportforclimatepolicies.

9.Thepeoplewhomorelikelysupportclimatepolicies.

A.readsocialnewsregularlyB.experiencedisastersfirst-hand

C.haveengagedinthesurveyD.knowclearlyofclimateimpacts

10.Whatcanbedonetohelpsupportclimatepoliciesaccordingtothestudy?

A.Morefinancialsupport.B.Moredisaster-climatelinkreports.

C.Moreattentiontoweather.D.Moreaccurateweatherforecasts.

11.Whatcouldbethebesttitleforthepassage?

A.ExperiencingIsNotEnoughtoChangeViews.

B.EmergencyResponsestoNaturalDisasters.

C.ExtremeWeatherIsChangingOurLives.

D.GlobalSurveysonClimateAltitudes.

D

Alivelyurbanforestcanplanttheseedofwellnessinthemindsandheartsofpeoplestruggling

withthethickbrushofmenialillness.

In2022,aCNNsurveyfoundthat90%ofAmericansbelievedtheU.S.wasexperiencinga

mentalhealthcrisis.Unforunately,thedatabacksitup.AccordingtotheNationalAllianceon

MentalIllness,oneinfiveU.S.adultsexperiencementalillness.It'satroublingtrendthataffects

peopleofallbackgrounds.Therefore,whatisimportantatpresentistogivevoicetothesilent

strugglesomanypeoplefaceandconsiderhowwcmightimprovepeople'smentalhealth.

Expertssayonewaywecangetthereisbyincreasingtheinvestmentinplantingtrees.Research

showsthataccesstotreesreducesratesofdepression,lowerslevelsofthebrain'smainstress

hormone（激素），andimprovesthinkingfunction.Thisisespeciallytrueincitiesandurbanareas,

whereresidentsaresignificantlymorelikelytobattledepressionandanxiety.Byfragmenting

concretejungleswithurbanforests,wecanhelpmakepeoplehappierandhealthier.

Thepositiveimpactoftreesiswell-documentedinagrowingbodyofscientificstudiesinthe

U.S.andaroundtheworld.Forexample,astudyinGermanyconcludedthatjustlivingwithin100

metersofatreehastheabilitytoreducetheneedforantidepressant（抗抑郁的）drugs.InDenmark,

researchersfoundthatchildrenlivingatthelowestlevelsofgreenspacehadasignificantlyhigher

riskofdevelopingpsychiatric（精神病的）disorderslaterinlifeascompared（ochildrenlivingnear

stronggreenspace.Somedoctorsareevenlookingtotreesasaformofmedicine,specifying

strugglingpatientswithawalkinthewoodstofullylosethemselvesinnature（apracticeknownas

forestbathing）.

It'sclearthattreesarenota“nice-to-have."Treesareamust-have.Everyonedeservesequal

accesstotreesandthepositivepowertheycarry.Weneed（oofferpeoplehope.

12.WhydoestheauthormentiontheCNNsurveyinparagraph2?

A.TopromotetheauthorityofCNN.

B.Tocriticizethegovernment'sinaction.

C.Tohigiiliglilthementalhcallhcrisis.

D.Toattractinvestmentingreenprojects.

13.Whatdoestheunderlinedword“fragmenting"inparagraph3mean?

A.Breakingup.B.Rootingup.C.Poweringup.D.Wrappingup.

14.Whatisaproveneffectoflivingneartrees?

A.Itcanhealmentalillnesses.B.Itimprovesdepressioncondition.

C.Itcanchangepeople'slifestyle.D.Itensureschildren'smentalhealth.

15.Whatistheauthor'ssuggestionaboutmakingtreesamust-have?

A.Settlingdowninthewoodspossibly.

B.Constructingseveralothergreencities.

C.Greaterinvestmentingreenfacilities.

D.Moreresearchinvestmentindepression.

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。选项中有两项为多余选

项。

Thedebatearoundartificialintelligenceoftenfocusesonautomation,yetamorefar-reaching

revolutionisunderway:advancedHumanAIcollaboration（协作）reshapingprofessional

landscapes.16.

Increasingcreativityandideagenerating

ManymightviewAIasoppositetothefree-flowingna:ureofhumancreativity.17.

ThisisoneofthemostunexpectedbenefitsofHumanAIcollaboration.Insteadofprovidingthe

finalproduct,itservesasabrainstormingpartnerandasourceofinspiration.

Pioneeringpersonalizedlearningandskilldevelopment

Traditionaleducationoftenstruggleswithone-size-fits-allapproaches.18.It

provideshighlypersonalized,adaptiveeducationalexperiencesthatsatisfyindividualneedsand

paces.Thistransformshowweacquirenewskillsanddevelopexpertisethroughoutourcareers.

EnhancingProblemSolvingEfficiencyinComplexSystems

19whenwefaceincrediblycomplexproblemsinvolvingvastdatasets,

interconnectedvariablesanddynamicenvironments.Here,HumanAIcollaborationprovidesan

unexpectedleapforward,allowingustoaddresschallengespreviouslyconsideredunsolvable.Al's

abilitylupioucss,icvicwandsimulalc（,模拟）uumplcxsiluatiunsatliglitningspeedaddstuIMIIIUII

strategicthinkingandspecializedexpertise.

20

Access（ospecializedknowledgeandexpertserviceshashistoricallybeenlimitedduetocost,

geographicalbarriers,orshortageofprofessionals.HumanAIcollaborationisunexpectedly

breakingdownthesebarriers,makingexpert-levelinsightsandtoolsavailabletomoreaudience,

enablingindividualsandsmallbusinessesinpreviouslyunimaginableways.

A.Developingresistanceandproblem-solving

B.Humanthinkinglimitscanbequicklyreached

C.ButAIcanfacilitatecreativethinkingandnewideas

D.HereishowHumanAIcollaborationtransformsyourwork

E.HumanAlcollaborationisunexpectedlyreshapinglearning

F.Popularizingprofessionalskillsandmakingthemaccessible

G.ThefollowingishowHumanAIcollaborationhelpsyourdailylife

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，从短文后各题所给的A、B、C、D四个选项中，选出可以填入空白处的最

佳选项。

Sometimes,justafewwordsatthecriticalmomentcanchangethedirectionofsomeone'slife

—andthiswasexactlywhathappenedtoElizabethVaughan.

Fortyyearsago,asaseventhgrader,she21asolo（单人表演）intheschoolchoir's

（合唱团）performance.Thedayof（heshow,shewasbackstage,lookingthroughthecurtains,the

22packedwithpeople.Everyonefiledin.Thecurtainopenedandthechoirbeganto

23.Asinglemicrophonewasstandingatthefrontofthestage,litbyabrightspotlight,

readyforhersolo.Itwasher21.

Initially,everythingwent25.Shefeltoveijoyed,singingextremelyconfidently.Then

camethelasthighnote.Withher26nearlytouchingthemicrophone,thenotesuddenly

explodedoutofthe27.ear-picrcing（刺耳的）anddcafcninglyloud.Alltheaudience's

heads,involuntarily,sprangbackintheir28:somehavingtheirjawsdroppedwideopen.

Howembarrassing!Shetrulywantedthestageto29andswallowherwhole.

Eventually,theuunucitended.Slicslillrcniaiiicd30.Juslthenappciticdapairof

largeathleticshoes.uYouhaveavery31voice!”thenewguycomforted.

32byhim,shetransformedfromdecidingnevertosinginfrontofpeopleagainto

considering33withmusic.Nowsheisaprofessionalsinger,songwriteranda

34teacher.Herunsunghero'ssmallactofgraceisareminderthatafew3f

wordscanchangethecourseofalife.

21.A.landedB.attemptedC.rejectedD.canceled

22.A.roomB.streetC.hallD.square

23.A.singB.helpC.moveD.work

24.A.turnB.futureC.planD.chance

25.A.surprisinglyB.terriblyC.naturallyD.smoothly

26.A.facesB.handsC.lipsD.cars

27.A.windowB.speakerC.stageD.music

28.A.applauseB.cheersC.bodiesD.chairs

29.A.turnaroundB.fadeawayC.openupD.lowerdown

30.A.confusedB.depressedC.worriedD.exhausted

31.A.playfulB.cheerfulC.hopefulD.powerful

32.A.UrgedB.InspiredC.GuidedD.Forced

33.A.startingB.connectingC.proceedingD.performing

34.A.writingB.sportsC.mathD.voice

35.A.kindB.casualC.cautionaryD.special

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I个适当的单词或括号内单词的正确形式。

InInvitationtoaBanquet:TheStoryofChineseFood,FuchsiaDunlopdiscoversthehistory

ofthisremarkablecuisinethrough30dishes,fromslow-braisedporkbelly(红烧五花肉)tosteamed

rice.As36Britishwriter,sheexploresthesurprising37(clever)ofacuisine

whichshefeelshasnotwontherespectitdeservesintheworldoffinedining:"OnlytheChinese

haveplacedcookingattheverycoreoftheiridentity,“shestresses.

Manysupposedlymoderneatingideas,Dunloppointsout,38(accept)inChinafor

centuries.TheChinesepioneeredvariousfoodsandrestaurants,39werefashionable

galliciingplacesin12lh-ucnluryKaifeng,sixcenturiesbeforetheyfiislappearedinParis.Theideal

hasalwaysaimed40achievingmoderation(适度)andbalance—yinandyang,heating

andcoolingelements,maindishesandrice—tofeedthebody41peoplearelivingin

harmonywithnature.

Formost42(record)history,ordinaryChineseatewholegrains,usedsmallmeat

quantitiesforflavor,andthrewalmostnothingaway.Rice43(supply)morecaloriesthan

othergrains,whilesoybeanpreparations(大豆制品)deliverproteinmore44

（economical）.ThisefficiencyallowedChinatosupportalargepopulationonlimitedland.

Dunlop'scareerwasdefinedbyChineseflavors.Overdecadesshehasbuiltacareerexplaining

Chinesecookingtowesternreaders,45（gain）alargefollowingathomeandabroad.She's

known,likeacelebrity,byherfirstname:"FuXia''inChinese.

第四部分写作（共两节，满分40分）

第一节（满分15分）

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