山东泰安市肥城市2026届高考适应性训练英语试题（一）

山东泰安市肥城市2026届高考适应性训练试题(一)

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

Asartificialintelligencecontinuestoadvance,manyworkersworryaboutthefutureof(heirjobs,

especially(hosewhoareengagedinroutinetasks.WhileAIistransformingseveralindustries,there

arestillrolesthatrequirehumanskills,creativity,andemotionalintelligencethatAIsimplycannot

replace.Inthisarticle,we'llexploresomejobsthatcan'tbereplacedbyAIin2026.

JobSalary(peryear)Requirement

,ABachelor'sdegreeinSocialWork.

■Communicationskillstoeffectively

interactwithclients,families,andother

SocialWorkerS40,0(X)-$60,000professionals.

•Problem-solvingabilitytoanalyze

situationsanddevelopcreativesolutions

tocomplexsocialissues.

•Anadvanceddegreeinmedicineor

nursing.

•Extensivehands-onexperiencein

HealthcareProfessionalS6O,OOO-$3OO,O(X)patientcaresettings.

•Excellentcommunicationskillsto

interactwithpatients,families,and

healthcareteams.

ABachelor'sdegreeinEducationora

TeacherS40,000-$80,000specificsubjectarea.

•Excellentverbalandwritten

comnuinicationskillstoeffectively

conveyinformationtostudents.

•Flexibilitytoadjustteachingmethods

basedonclassroomdynamicsand

individualstudentneeds.

•APhDorequivalentexperienceina

relevantscientificdiscipline.

•Strongabilitytoanalyzedataand

processinformationfromcomplex

ResearchScientist$77,000-$118,000

researchstudies.

•InnovativeThinking:Capacitytothink

outsidetheboxandpursuenovel

researchavenues.

TheabovejobcategoriesarenotlikelytobereplacedbyAIinthenearfuture.Ifyouareworried

aboutthejobreplacementfromAItechnology,trytoenhanceyourskillsandmakeyourself

irreplaceable.

1.WhatmakessomejobsimpossibleforAItotakeover?

A.Highsalarylevelsofthejobs.

B.Routineworkdemandsfbrthejobs.

C.Humanuniqueskillsrequiredbythejobs.

D.Stricteducationalbackgroundsofthejobs.

2.Whatisthecommonrequirementforsocialworkersandteachers?

A.TheymustholdahighdegreeinEducation.

B.Theycanbeofferedthemaximumannualsalary.

C.Theycancommunicatewithpeoplequitewell.

D.Theyneedtohaveyearsofhands-onexperience.

3.WhichjobfitsJohnwhoisexpertincomplexstatisticalanalysis?

A.Teacher.B.HealthcareProfessional.

C.SocialWorker.D.ResearchScientist.

B

Iamoneofthosepeoplewhohastwoleftfeet.Itissobad,Ican'tevendoabasketballlay-up,

whichreallydiscouragedmefromplayingthegameasakid.Ican'tdance,either.Iamsuchabad

dancer,ImademywifeagreeIwouldn'thavetodanceaspartofourwedding.

Butshowmealawn1草坪）thatneedsmowing（修美）andsomethingmagicalhappens.It

doesn'tmatterifIamonanold-fashionedmower,Ifeelit!ApatternformsinmymindandIam

ready（odance.Asaconsequence,ourfrontlawnhasfeaturedOlympicrings,hugehearts,evena

herringbonepatternwhereIchangedthetilt（斜度）onthemowerattheendofeachrow.Itlooked

great,butwastoomuchworktodoagain.

Lastfall,weletthebacklawngrowandImowedinwindingpaths.Iamnotmuchofanartist,

butourlawnshavebecomemyspecialcreation.Iamnotsureeveryoneinthefamilylikesthelook.

Ihopecallingthemgrassfieldswillconvincemywifetoletmekeepthem.

MymowinghabitwasfeaturedintheJohnDeeredealers'magazinemanyyearsback.Actually,

twice.Thephotographershadtostandontallladderstogetadecentshot.

Lawnpathsandpatternslookgreatandarefuntocreate.Ifyoucan,cooperatewithyour

neighborsandcreateareallynicelookforthewholeneighborhood—circularpatternsaroundtrees

orstreet-widestripesaregreatoptions.

Iurgeallreaderstogiveacoupleofpatternsatryoverthenextfewweeks.Doingsomight

verywellendlawnmowingatiringjobandaddabitoffuntooureverydaytravels.

4.Whatcanwelearnabouttheauthorfromthefirstparagraph?

A.Hehasanunusualbodyshape.B.Heonceplayedbasketballwell.

C.Heshowsgreattalentindancing.D.Heisawkwardinphysicalactivities.

5.Whatdoestheauthordowhenheseesalawnthatneedsmowing?

A.Heurgestodanceonilv/ildly.

B.Hewantstotouchitpersonally.

C.Heistiredoftheold-fashionedmower.

D.Hefeelsacreativeideacomingtohim.

6.Howdidtheauthor'smowinghabitgetrecognized?

A.Hisfamilyallspokehighlyofhiscreation.

B.Hisneighborscametocooperatewithhim.

C.Itwasreportedinamagazinemanyyearsago.

D.Photographerstookpicturesofhimwhilemowing.

7.Whatmessagedoesthetextconvey?

A.Mowinglawnsisanartrequiringpractice.

B.Creationcanmakeboringtasksenjoyable.

C.Gardeningishelpfulforimprovingsportsability.

D.Uniquelawnpatternscanbringneighborstogether.

C

Fordecades,scientistshavemonitoredonlyanarrowrangeofchemicalpollutantsinthe

environment.Yetthemodernworldcontainsthousandsofindustrialcompounds,fromindustrial

coatingstohouseholdcleaners,andmosthaveneverbeensystematicallytestedforsafety,lb

discoverwhatelsemightbehiddeninnature,researchersarcturningtosonicunexpectedassistants:

sealions,condors（加州秃鹰）,alligators（短吻鳄）andotheranimals.

Thesecreaturesactas“senlinelspecies,"meaningtheycanofferinsightintotheinvisible

chemistryoftheirsurroundings.Becausetheylivelonglivesandoccupythetopoffoodwebs,

pollutantstendtobuildupintheirtissues.Bystudyingtheirblood,feathers,ororgans,scientists

candetectnotonlyfamiliarpollutantssuchasPCBsandflameretardantsbutalsoentirelynew

chemicalfamiliesthathadpreviouslygoneunnoticed.

Atechniqueknownasnon-targetedanalysisallowsresearcherstosearchforallchemical

compoundswithinananimalsampleratherthansearchingtbronepollutantatatime.Usingthis

open-endedmethod,teamshaveidentifiedhundredsofchemicalsinwildanimals—manycame

fromindustrialproducts,plastics,andhouseholdcleaners.Eachfindinghelpsmaphowmodern

pollutantstravelthroughair,water,andfoodchains.

InCalifornia,condors.lialfeedonmarinecarcassescanysignsufcliciniualsLraiispurlcdfioni

theocean.AlligatorsinFloridarevealpollutantsleakingfromfactoriesandwastewatersystems.

Theseresultsserveasawarning:pollutionisnotlimitedtocitiesorindustrialzonesbutspreads

acrossecosystemsandspecies,includinghumans.

Scientistsarguethatthisbroaderapproachcouldreshapehowenvironmentalmonitoringis

done.Ratherthanreactingtoonechemicalcrisisafteranother,researcherscannowbuilda

comprehensivepictureofecologicalhealth.Asonebiologistsaid,"Whenwildlifetellsussomething

iswrong,it'snotjustaboutthem—it'sabouttheplanetweshare."Themessageisbothscientific

andmoral:protectingnatureswarningspeciesmeansprotectingourselves.

8.Whatdocstheunderlinedphrase“sentinelspecies“inparagraph2mean?

A.Pollutantindicators.B.Wastecollectors.

C.Chemicalproducers.D.Householdcleaners.

9.Whydoestheauthormentioncondorsandalligatorsinparagraph4?

A.Tocompare(heirdietarypatternsin(hewild.

B.Toproveharmfulsubstancesdifferinvariousregions.

C.Toexplainthelinkbetweendietandchemicalexposure.

D.Toemphasizepollutantscantravelthroughvariedhabitats.

10.Whatcanbeinferredaboutthebroaderapproachinthelastparagraph?

A.Ithelpsresolveenvironmentalcriseseffectively.

B.Itreplacestheexistingpollutionmonitoringmethods.

C.Itprovidesanintegratedviewofenvironmentalproblems.

D.Itjudgeswildlife'slivingconditionsthroughhumanbehavior.

11.Whatcanbeasuitabletitleforthetext?

A.HowHumansProtecttheWarningSpecies

B.HowAnimalsAccumulateIndustrialPollutants

C.HowHumansBenefitfromWildlifeMonitoring

D.HowAnimalsHelpScientistsTrackDownPollutants

D

DoctorsatMoorfieldsEyeHospitalinLondonhavesuccessfullyimplantedamicrochipatthe

backoftheeye,givingpeopleaffectedbyblindnessnewhopeandachancetoregaintheirreading

vision.Tlicnewproceduretargetspeoplesufferingfioniaseverefunnofdiyagc-rclalcdniacular

degeneration(AMD),whichcausesblindnessinmorethan250,(X)0peopleintheUKandfive

millionworldwide.

Duringsurgery,a2mm-squaremicrochip-thinnerthanahumanhair-isplacedunder(he

retina(视网膜).Patientsthenwearspecialglasseswithasmallvideocamera.Theglassessend

imagesthroughinfraredlighttotheimplantwhichrelaysthemtoapocket-sizedprocessor.This

processorsharpens(heimagesbeforesendingthemthrough(heopticnerve(视神经)tothebrain,

restoringsomevisualsensitivityforreading.

Thestudyinvolved38participantsacrossfiveEuropeancountries.ItfocusedonthePrima

implant,developedbyPixiumVisionScienceCorporationinCalifornia.Amongthe32peoplewho

receivedtheimplant,27regainedpartialsightandtheabilitytoread.Afteroneyear,theirreading

visionimprovedbyabout25letters—orfivelines—onastandardeyechart.

ThePrimaimplantisnotyetapprovedforthepublic.However,Dr.Muqit,wholedtheUK

team,hopesitwillbeavailablelosomepatientsundertheNationalHealthService(NHS)wiihina

fewyears.Dr.PeterBloomfield,researchdirectorattheMacularSociety,saidtheresultsare

encouragingfbrpatientswhohavenocuiTenttreatmentoptions.Heexplained,"Artificialvision

mayofferalotofhopetomany,particularlyafterpreviousdisappointmentsintheworldofdry

AMDtreatment."Headded,"WcarcnowwatchingcloselytoseeifthePrimaimplantwillbe

approvedfbrusehereintheUK.andcruciallywhetheritcouldbemadeavailableontheNHS.”

Expertsbelievethismedicalbreakthroughcouldonedayhelpthosewithothereyeconditions.

Formillionslivingwithblindness,thisisn'tjustastepforwardinscience—it'salife-changing

momentfilledwithhope,courage,andthepromiseofseeingtheworldagain.

12.Howdodoctorshelpblindpatientsregainreadingvision?

A.Byoperatingontheiropticnerve.

B.Byequippingpatientswithacamera.

C.Byplacingamicrochipintheireyes.

D.BytreatingdryAMDwilhspecialdrugs.

13.Whatdoweknowabouttheglassesmentionedinparagraph2?

A.Theyareconnectedtotheopticnerve.

B.Theycanrestorereadingvisionrapidly.

C.Theyhaveasmallvideouamcrabuiltin.

D.Theycanhelpsharpentheimagesdirectly.

14.WhatcanweconcludefromDr.PeterBloomfield^words?

A.Artificialvisionhasabrightfuture.

B.TheimplantisapprovedintheUK.

C.NHSoffersfreetreatmer.ttopatients.

D.DryAMDhasnobreakthroughsnowadays.

15.Whatmightthefollow-upresearchfocuson?

A.Futuremedicalcostreduction.B.Widereyediseaseapplication.

C.Long-termmedicalsafetymonitoring.D.Highervisionsensitivityimprovement.

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。

Habitsareuseful.Butasmoreandmoreactivitiesbecomehabitual,lifebecomesmore

routinized.16Onesmallchange-likechoosingtohavelunchonaparkbenchinstead

ofatyourdesk—canlead:ogoodthings.

Inmycase,thebreakthroughwasasubwayride.Whenmyhusbandbrokehiship（胁，instead

ofdriving,westartedtakingthetrainfromBostontovisitmyfamilyinNewYork.Foradecade,

wearrivedlateonFridaynightsandjoinedthelongtaxiline,addinganotherexhaustinghour:othe

trip.17Toouramazementitwasasimple1O-minuteride,followedbyathree-rriinute

walktoourhotel.

Suddenly,wewerefreeoftheslowlycrawlingstreettraffic.Theshortwalkfromthesubway

stoptoourhoteltookuspastalittlegrocerystore,anditdawnedonusthatwecouldbuybreakfast

suppliesinsteadofgoingoutforthemeachmorning.18

Breakingthehabitgotusthinkingagain.Ifwetookatrainonlyonehourearlier,wccou：dget

tothecityintimefordinnerandactuallyhaveanextraeveninginNewYork.19The

enjoymentofsittingdowntoeatdinner,minutesafterarrivinginthecity,wasenhancedbythe

thoughtofhow,intheolddays,we'dstillbestandinginlinefbrtaxi.

20Whichhabitshaveservedtheirpurpose?Whichshouldbecherished?Thesmall

decisiontotakethesubwayhasledtoastringofothergooddecisions.Thelesscompany-fancythe

mealis,ihcmoremyallcnliunshiftsluitsotherqualities.Somehabitshuldusback,whileothers

givedailylifeitsdeepsatisfactions.

A.Eventually,ourdaughtersuggestedthesubway.

B.Itwasstrangehowdeeplywe'dfallenintothehabit.

C.We'dbothbegunusingthesubwaysystemasteenagers.

D.Thisledtoasearchforrestaurantswithinwalkingdistances.

E.Eating-inleisurelyturnedouttobetarmoreenjoyable.

F.Thatiswhybreakingevenasmallhabitcanfeelsosignificant.

G.Havingbenefitedfrombreakingahabit,Iquestionothersmore.

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四个选项中选出可以填入空白处的最佳选项。

“Nobodyknowswhy^^—thatwasthetruestkindofscienceeducationthatmyfathergave.He

wasthefirsttoguidemeto21theworldwithasharpeyeandtoquestionwhatmost

peopleacceptwithoutthinking.Oneday,whileplayingwithasmalltoytruck,Iobservedapuzzling

22:TheballinsiderolledbackwardwhenI23thetruckforwardandforward

whenIstoppedsuddenly.Iwasso24thatIrushedtoaskmyfatherforanexplanation.

Tomygreatsurprise,herespondedwithsincere25、“Nobodyknowswhy.^^Hethen

26theconceptofinertia（惯性）：objectstendtokeeptheir27ofmotioncrrest

unlessacteduponbyanoutsideforce.Buthemadeitclearthatthoughwenamethelaw,wecannot

fully28itsnature.Inthatmoment,hetaughlmetotellthedifferencebetweenknowinga

29andtrulyunderstandingatruth.

Heencouragedmetoobservemore30.Followinghisadvice,Iwentbackand

3]thesimpleexperimentagain.Isoonrealizedtheballdidnotmovebackwardrelative

totheground;itsseeminglybackwardmotionwasonly32tothetruck.Thetruckjust

movedfasterand33it.

Thiswasmyfather'sgentleyetpowerfulwayof34.Insteadoffeedingmeeasy

answers,heinspiredmetoobserve,question,andexplore.Truescience,heshowedme,

35withhonestdoubtandcarefulobservation.Thatlessonhasgivenmethemost

preciousgiftofeducationIhaveeverreceived.

21.A.comiiiciilB.appiuachC.defendD.coiiuul

22.A.affairB.signC.symptomD.phenomenon

23.A.broughtB.pulledC.droveD.carried

24.A.relievedB.confusedC.amusedD.disappointed

25.A.politenessB.curiosityC.opennessD.generosity

26.A.recalledB.promotedC.adoptedD.introduced

27.A.stateB.speedC.intensityD.rule

28.A.proveB.acceptC.explainD.recognize

29.A.viewB.termC.modelD.force

30.A.closelyB.brieflyC.randomlyD.frequently

31.A.designedB.conductedC.improvedD.analyzed

32.A.contraryB.equalC.similarD.relative

33.A.caughtupwithB.gotridofC.madeupforD.brokeawayfrom

34.A.livingB.communicatingC.leachingD.learning

35.A.competesB.dealsC.endsD.starts

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。

Whenmorethan400millionpeopleacrossChinaaresteppingoutdoorstoclimb,cycleorcamp,

it'snolongerjustalifestylechoice36asocialtopic.Theevolvinglandscapeofoutdoor

sportshasmarkedamilestoneinthedevelopmentofthenationalsportsindustry.

Intermsofpopularactivities,participationishighestinicesports,mountainsports,andv/ater-

basedactivities,whilemarathons,cyclingandskiingattract37(particular)significant

attention.Meanwhile,nighttimeactivitiesareemergingasnewtrendsdrivingoutdoorsports

38(consume).

Youngandmiddle-agedgroups39(become)themainparticipantsinoutdoorsportsfor

months,withthoseaged25to344()(account)forihehighestproportion.

ThenationalDevelopmentandReformCommissionrecentlyreleasedthefirstlistof49cities

acrossthecountrydesignated(指定)as41(location)fordevelopinghigh-qualityoutdoor

sports.Thislistrepresents42signofthenation'strustinthesecities,andthecountrywill

providethemwiththesupporttheyneedtodevelopandmanage43(they)ashigh-quality

oulduurspurtsdcsliiialions.

Thenationaims44(build)around100high-qualityoutdoorsportsdestinations.They

willbeequippedwithcomprehensivefacilities45canprovidehigh-qualityservices

andhostdiversesportseventsinthenearfuture.

第四部分写作(共两节，满分40分)

第一节(满分15分)

46.假如你是李华，你校将举办中外文化交流活动，你负责活动设计，下图是关于学生较喜

欢的交流活动的调查结果，请据此给校英语报写一篇短文，内容包括:

1.简述学生兴趣特点：

2.分析其中原因；

3.给出大致方案。

注意：

I.写作词数应为80个左右；

2.请按如下格式在答题卡的相应位置作答。

Recentlywedidasuneyonstudents'preferencefbrinterculturalactivities.

第二节（满分25分）

47.阅读下面材料，根据其内容和所给