2025-2026学年江苏省南京市高三（上）期中英语试卷

第1页（共1页）2025-2026学年江苏省南京市高三（上）期中英语试卷第一部分听力(共两节，满分7.5分)第一节（共5小题；每小题1.5分，满分7.5分）请听下面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）Whathasthewomanfinisheddoing？A．Choosinghermajor.B．Workingonthecomputer.C．Sendingherapplicationform.2．（1.5分）Whatwillthemanbuy？A．Abag.B．Alaptop.C．Asuitcase.3．（1.5分）Whenwillthemancheckout？A．Onthe16th.B．Onthe17th.C．Onthe18th.4．（1.5分）Whatarethespeakersmainlytalkingabout？A．Goingonvacation.B．Dealingwithsensitivities.C．Lookingafterthepet.5．（1.5分）Whatwillthemanprobablydoforthewoman？A．Cleanthetable.B．Helpwithherreport.C．Carrytheshopping.第二节（共5小题；每小题1.5分，满分22.5分）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.WhatdidBarbarabegintodotwomonthsago？A．Dothegardening.B．Tidythebedrooms.C．Decoratethelivingroom.7.WhomightBrianbe？A．Barbara'sneighbor.B．Barbara'shusband.C．Barbara'sgardener.（4.5分）8.Whendoestheconversationtakeplace？A．Beforeordering.B．Duringameal.C．Afterameal.9.Whatdoweknowabouttherestaurant？A．Ithasanewlocation.B．Ithasaniceenvironment.C．Itisshort﹣staffedtoday.10.Whatdothespeakersdecidetodo？A．Reportserviceissues.B．Complainaboutthemanager.C．Teamupwithotherdiners.（4.5分）11.Whatisthewomancuriousabout？A．Whatlifecoachesdo.B．WhyMeldoesthequalification.C．Howpermanentchangesaremade.12.Whatdoesthewomanhatedoing？A．Talkingaboutherfamilysituation.B．Analyzingpersonalproblems.C．Completingthehousework.13.Howcanthewomansolveherproblemaccordingtotheman？A．Byseekingcooperation.B．Bychangingherattitude.C．Bystartinganewroutine.（6分）14.WhatinspiredTrenttostartclimbing？A．Apictureofmountains.B．Atelevisiondocumentary.C．Abiographyofaclimber.15.HowdidTrentfeelduringhisfirstbigclimbing？A．Nervous.B．Confident.C．Confused.16.WhydidTrentdecidetoclimbthesevenpeaks？A．Togainclimbingexperience.B．Torealizehislong﹣helddream.C．Toraisemoneyforhisgrandpa.17.WhatmadeTrentspecialamongtheclimberstothesevenpeaks？A．Hewasaccompaniedbyhisgrandpa.B．Heclimbedsnow﹣coveredmountains.C．Hewasyoungerthananyotherclimber.（4.5分）18.WhatdidBohlindoinhisfirstjob？A．Hetaughtatacollege.B．Hedesignedaircraft.C．Heproducedcars.19.Whendidthefirstmoderncarseatbeltappear？A．In1942.B．In1958.C．In1959.20.Whichcountrywasthefirsttointroducecarseatbeltlaws？A．Japan.B．Australia.C．France.二、阅读（共两节，满分37.5分）第一节(共4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。（7.5分）Arecentsurveyconductedbyanonlinemagazinesoughttomeasurepublicperceptiononthepotentialimpactofartificialintelligenceonthejobmarket.Thequestionnairegatheredinsightsfromdiversegroups，includinghighschoolstudents，officeprofessionals，assemblylineworkers，educators，etc.Atotalof500peopleparticipatedinthestudy.Thefindingsareillustratedintheaccompanyingpiechart：Thesurveyalsoincorporatedasectionforopencommentary：Lily，17："AImightautomatesomerepetitivetasks，butthat'skindaawake﹣upcallforustolearnnewskills.Gottastayrelevant，yaknow？"Mr.Felix，35："Asadesigner，IseeAIasamajorworkflowbooster—notathreat.It'slikehavingasuper﹣efficientassistantthatworks24/7."Ms.Zhang，42："Educationsystemsneedtokeepupwiththetimes，fr.Weshouldbeteachingadaptiveandfuture﹣proofskillssothenextgenisprepared."Mr.Gang，48："AIworriesme.After25yearsontheassemblyline，Iseesmartermachinestakingover.Toooldtolearnnewtecheasily.HowwillIsupportmyfamily？"WhileamajorityofrespondentsforeseemajoremploymentshiftsfromAI，Mr.Liu，thechiefeditorofthemagazine，highlightsthatactiveadaptationandaforward﹣lookingmindsetarecrucial.Heemphasizesthatstrategicpreparationcantransformthesechallengesintoopportunitiesforgrowthandinnovation.21.Whatistheprimarypurposeofthesurveyinthetext？A.ToshowAI'sthreattomanufacturingjobs.B.Tocompareagegroups'attitudestowardsAI.C.TopresentpublicviewsonAI'simpactonjobs.D.ToadvocateeducationalreformsfortheAItrend.22.Whichbestdescribestheparticipants'responses？A.Nervousandresistant.B.Indifferentandinactive.C.Concernedandopen﹣minded.D.Optimisticandexcited.23.WhatmessagedoesMr.Liuintendtoconvey？A.AdaptationdrivenbyAIisinevitable.B.OpportunitieslieinchallengesposedbyAI.C.ApositivemindsetisvitalforAIadaptation.D.AIsetspeoplethinkingaboutemployeepatterns.（10分）Lastsummer，Ivolunteeredatasmallwoodworkingstudiointheoldpartofourcity.ItwastherethatImetMr.Chen，a58﹣year﹣oldmastercraftsmanwhosehandstoldstoriesofdecadesworkingwithwood.Whilehisworkshopwasfilledwithtraditionaltools，whathecreatedwasanythingbutconventionalwoodenfurniturethatperfectlyblendedclassiccraftsmanshipwithcontemporarydesign.WhatstruckmemostwasMr.Chen'suniqueperspectiveonwhathecalled"new﹣eracraftsmanship."Thoughhelearnedwoodworkingfromhisfatherasateenager，heneverconfinedhimselftooldmethods.Recognizingthechangingpreferencesofyoungercustomers，hespenteveningsteachinghimself3Dmodelingsoftwareandweekendsresearchingsustainablematerialslikebamboocompositesandwater﹣basedfinishes.Iwitnessedhisinnovativeapproachfirsthandwhenayoungcoupleaskedforacustombookshelffortheirsmallapartment.Theyneededsomethingspace﹣efficient，eco﹣friendly，andeasytotearapartforpotentialmoves.Mr.Chenembracedthechallengeenthusiastically.Overthenextweek，hecreatedmultipledigitalprototypes，experimentedwiththreedifferenttypesofwood，andreinventedtraditionaltechniquestocreateinterlockingjointsthatrequirednometalfasteners.Ioftenfoundhimworkinglate，hisexperiencedhandscarefullytestingeachcomponent.WhenIaskedwhyheinvestedsuchextraordinaryeffortintowhatseemedlikeasimpleproject，hepausedfromhisworkandsmiled."Truecraftsmanshipisn'taboutblindlyrepeatingwhatourancestorsdid，"heexplained."It'saboutunderstandingtheessenceoftraditionwhilehavingthecouragetoadaptitfortoday'sworld."Toillustratehispoint，heshowedmetwobookshelves—onehemadetwentyyearsago，beautifulinitssolidconstruction，andthenewprototype，whichusedthirtypercentlessmaterialwhilebeingequallysteadyandmorefunctionalformodernliving.ThroughMr.Chen'sexample，Icametounderstandthatnew﹣eracraftsmanshiprepresentstheperfectmarriageofdedicationandinnovation.Ithonorsthepastwhileembracingthefuture，provingthatexcellencecomesnotfromdoingonethingforever，butfromdoingitwellwithanever﹣evolvingspirit.24.TraditionaltoolsarementionedinParagraph1to.A.stressMr.Chen'ssourceofinspirationB.highlightthewisdomofpastgenerationsC.promotethespiritoftraditionalcraftsmanshipD.contrastwithMr.Chen'smodernandcreativeideas25.Whydoestheauthorlistspecificrequestsfromtheyoungcouple？A.Todisplaytheshiftoftraditionalcraftsmanship.B.Torevealthechallengesfacingtoday'scraftsmen.C.Toimplytheneedforcraftsmentogowiththetimes.D.Todistinguishmodernapproachesfromtraditionalones.26.Whatdoes"truecraftsmanship"meaninMr.Chen'sviewpoint？A.Creatingresource﹣efficientproducts.B.Persistingthroughtestingandeffort.C.Adaptingtraditionwisdomformodernuse.D.Combiningdigitalandtraditionaltechniques.27.WhatdoesMr.Chen'sstoryshow？A.Thebestofbothworlds.B.Twosidesofacoin.C.Ifitisn'tbroken，don'tfixit.D.Whatisnewisnotalwaysbetter.（10分）In2022，PresidentBiden'sInflationReductionAct（IRA）wasdesignedtospeeduptheadoptionofelectricvehicles（EVs）.Itoffered7，500dollarsintaxbreaksfornewEVsand4，000dollarsforusedones，andalsoinvestedmoneyinchargingfacilities."ThisisaboutcreatingacleanenergyfutureandshowingAmericanleadership，"Bidensaid.However，byJuly2025，PresidentTrumpchangeddirection.Hecanceledthosetermsregardingincentives（奖励性优惠）forconsumersandpunishmentsforcarcompaniesthatdidn'tmeetemissionstandards."WecanceledtheridiculousEVrequirementsthatwerelimitingAmericanchoices，"Trumpsaid，puttingconsumerfreedomaheadofgovernmentrules.Thissuddenpolicychangecausedchaosintheindustry.SalesofpureEVsstoppedgrowing，withTeslaseeinga10%declineinthefirsthalfof2025.Ontheotherhand，hybrid（混合的）electricvehicles（HEVs）sawa40%jumpcomparedtothepreviousyearinMay2025，ledbyToyota'spractical，non﹣plug﹣inmodels."Ourplanmeetscustomers'needsrightnowwithoutsacrificingconvenience，"explainedJackHollis，theheadofToyotaNorthAmerica.Atthesametime，theUSlostitsedgeinglobalcompetitionasChineseNEVexportsincreased，takingadvantageoftheweaknessesinAmericaninfrastructureandpolicystability.Forconsumers，thepolicyrollbackmadethingsmoreexpensiveandincreasedtheirworries.EVsbecamemorecostlywithouttaxbreaks，andtherewerestillfewchargingstationsoutsidecities."WhywastehourslookingforachargerwhenIcanfillupmyhybridinfiveminutes？"aresidentfromtheMidwestasked，pointingouttheongoingproblemof"rangeanxiety".Trustalsodecreasedaspolicieskeptchanging，makingbuyersreluctanttobuyEVs.Thefutureisstillunclear.Whilesomestatescontinuetooffersupport，thefederalgovernment'swithdrawalundermines（削弱）theabilitytobuildacompetitivecleantransportationindustryandtheprogressinreducingcarbonemissionscouldbecutinhalf.28.WhichistrueaboutBiden'sInflationReductionAct（IRA）in2022？A.Itwasintendedtocreateanewkindofcleanenergy.B.ItofferedtaxbreakstonewEVsinsteadofusedones.C.Itignoredtheconstructionofmorechargingfacilities.D.Itpunishedcarcompaniesnotmeetingemissionstandards.29.WhatisTrump'sattitudetowardsBiden'sIRA？A.Dismissive.B.Objective.C.Favorable.D.Reserved.30.Whatcanbeinferredfromparagraphs2and3？A.Toyotabenefitedmostfromthenewpolicy.B.Rangeanxietyhadnoeffectonbuyers'desire.C.ThepolicychangeweakenedtheglobalEVmarket.D.PolicyinstabilityharmedUS'sedgeinEVindustry.31.Whatisthepassagemainlyabout？A.AglobalcompetitionintheEVindustry.B.TheimpactofAmericanEVpolicyshift.C.Theobstaclesofcleanenergytransition.D.Buyers'responsetotheUSnewEVpolicy.（10分）CatherineRaven，aformerbiologyprofessorwithaprofoundlovefornature，hasgiftedreadersatouchingmemoirtitledFoxandI：AnUncommonFriendship.Drawingonheracademicbackgroundandpersonalexperiences，Ravencraftsanarrativethatblendsscientificinsightwithheartfeltemotion，makingthebookastandoutinnaturewriting.ThestoryunfoldsinaremotecornerofMontana，whereRavenlivesaloneinasmallcabinshebuiltherself.Hersolitarylifetakesanunexpectedturnwhenawildfoxbeginsvisitinghereverydayat4：15p.m.Whatstartsasacautiousencounterevolvesintoadeepbond—RavenevenreadsTheLittlePrincetothefox，creatingauniqueconnectionthattranscendsdifferentspecies.Throughthisfriendship，shereflectsonthemesofloneliness，companionship，andtheinevitablelossesthatcomewithlovingthenaturalworld.Criticshavepraisedthebookwarmly.TheNewYorkTimescallsit"atenderandinsightfulexplorationofourrelationshipwithnature，"highlightingRaven'sabilitytoblendobservationwithreflection.TheWashingtonPostrecommendsitasa"must﹣readforsummer，"notingitsabilitytoremindreadersofthebeautyinquietconnections.AbestsellerandwinnerofthePEN/E.O.WilsonLiteraryScienceWritingAward，FoxandIismorethanamemoir—it'sacelebrationofthemagicthathappenswhenweopenourheartstotheworldaroundus.Animalencounterbooksarecommon，andthegoodonesactlikepeacefulcountrysideescapes.FoxandIsharescoresimilaritieswithChloeDalton'sRaisingHareandHelenMacdonald'sHIsforHawk：allthreeexploreprofound，transformativebondsbetweenhumansandwildanimals，usingtheserelationshipstodelveintouniversalthemesofgrief，healing，andourplaceinthenaturalworld.However，FoxandIstandsapartinitsquietclosenesswiththefoxandfocuson"everydaymagic"—unliketheintense，sometimeschaotic，violentjourneyinHIsforHawkorthehands﹣onnurturinginRaisingHare，Raven'sstorycentersonagentle，routine﹣drivenconnectionthatunfoldsthroughsmall，consistentmoments，offeringauniquereflectiononcompanionshipwithoutpossession.32.WhyisRaven'sbookFoxandIoutstandinginnaturewriting？A.Itiswrittenbyabiologyprofessor.B.Itcombinessciencewithemotion.C.ItissetinaremotecornerofMontana.D.Ittellsastorybetweenhumanandnature.33.Whatdoestheunderlinedword"transcends"inparagraph2mean？A.DealwithB.ApplytoC.GobeyondD.Arisefrom34.Accordingtoparagraph3，whatcanreaderslearnfromthebookFoxandI？A.Thebookiswellreceivedbybothcriticsandreaders.B.Abestsellershouldrevealthebeautyinquietconnections.C.Blendingobservationandreflectionisvitalforabiologist.D.Anopenhearttothesurroundingsinvitesunexpectedwonder.35.Whichofthefollowingisanexampleof"everydaymagic"inparagraph4？A.Amyfeedsahomelesscatdailyandmakesfriendswithit.B.Tomsavedabadly﹣hurtbirdinaforestandtookittothezoo.C.Marytrainsherdogeverydayandnowitcandomanytricks.D.Davidcapturedawildanimalandsuccessfullymadeithispet."第二节(共1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。（12.5分）HowtoAvoidOver﹣consumption：ExpertTipstoBeatShoppingTrapsBlackFridayandholidaysales，nowaglobalphenomenon，aredesignedtotriggerimpulsive（冲动的）overspendingbytakingadvantageofhumanpsychology.Consumerexpertswarnthattheseeventsusemethodslikeurgencyandpleasure﹣drivenbrainresponsestocloudjudgment—butsimplestrategiescanhelpshoppersstayincontrol.Makeaneeds﹣basedlistandsticktoit.36Startbydraftingastrictlistofnecessaryitems，notwants.Notetheirpre﹣saleprices：many"discounts"raisecostsfirst，socomparinghistoricalpricesrevealstruebargains.Evensmall，unplannedbuyscanadduptosignificantcostsovertime.Thislistactsasaguide，reducingtheurgetospendtoomuchonunplannedpurchases.37Whenattractedbyanon﹣listitem，stopforasecond.Stepawayfromthescreenortakea10﹣minutewalkin﹣store，haveacoffee，andlettheinitialexcitementdrivenbyexcitementhormones（荷尔蒙）fade.38Researchshowsurgency﹣fueleddesiresweakenquicklyoncetensioneases.Avoidhigh﹣pressuresaleenvironments.It'seasytogettrappedintheexcitementoflimited﹣timeoffers.Salesettingscrowdedstores，flash﹣salepop﹣upsincreasefearofmissingoutandsocialpressure.Ifyoustrugglewithoverspending，skiptheseenvironmentsentirely.Shoppingoutsidepeaksaletimesremovesthehype（炒作）thatruinssensiblechoices.39Checkforregretbeforemakingapurchase.Remember：impulsivepurchasesoftenleadtoregret.Studiesshowsalebuyersfeelmoreregretthanregularshoppers，andrepeatedoverspendingcanharmlong﹣termfinancialwell﹣being.40Iftheansweris"no"，walkaway.Bycombiningplanning，patience，andself﹣awareness，shopperscannavigatesalesseasonwisely—prioritizingneedsoverimpulseswhileprotectingtheirwallets.A．Relaxandignoreappealingoffers.B．Pauseandletyourselfcalmdown.C．Avoidingsalepagesonlinealsoworks.D．Doyouoftenfeelregretafteroverspending？E．WillIstillvaluethisitemafewmonthsfromnow？F．Thiscooling﹣offperiodoftenholdsbacktheimpulsetobuy.G．Thissimplestephelpsseparategenuineneedsfromtemporarywants.三、完形填空（共1小题；每小题15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。（15分）BudhiaSingh，a4﹣year﹣oldfromIndia，isnoordinarychild—heisarecord﹣breakinglong﹣distance41.Hehasinspiredmanypeopletofollowhisfootstep，buthisstoryhasalsocausedmanydisagreements.Afterbecominganorphanattwoyearsold，hewas42tolivingonthestreets.Luckily，hewasrescuedbyajudo（柔道）coachBiranchiDas，whotookhimin，fedhim，andtaughthimjudo.Oneday，whenBiranchiheardBudhiausingbadlanguageandpunishedBudhiabymakinghim43.Hewasshockedtofindtheboystillrunninghourslater：Budhiahadarare44forendurance.BiranchibegantrainingBudhiawithgreat45，forcinghimtorunforhoursdailywithoutwatermid﹣run.WhenBudhiawasenteredintoaDelhihalf﹣marathon，officials46the4﹣year﹣oldfromcompeting，butlethimrunashorterrace，wherehefinished47energy.Yetexpertswarned：childrenunder15aren't48readyforsuchstrain；Budhia'sbonescouldn't49thepressure.Withunshakenresolve，BiranchipushedBudhiatoruna70﹣kilometerrace.Inveryhotweather，Budhiaranfor7hoursbut505kilometersfromthefinish，hissmallbodyexhausted.Thoughhesetaworldrecordastheyoungestendurancerunner，the51washigh：doctorsfoundhehadhighbloodpressure，nutrientdeficiencies，andbonedamage52hisgrowth.Threedayslater，policearrestedBiranchifor53Budhia.ThechildwelfareministerbannedBudhiafromlongraces.Thegovernmentofficialsput54onchildrenrunninglongraces.Budhia'sstoryremindspeopletofinda55betweenworkingchildrentoohardandencouragingthem.41.A.athleteB.runnerC.hikerD.coach42.A.usedB.equalC.reducedD.opposed43.A.standB.runC.walkD.jump44.A.passionB.hobbyC.dreamD.talent45.A.careB.suspicionC.curiosityD.intensity46.A.barredB.excusedC.protectedD.distracted47.A.eagerforB.freefromC.fullofD.lackingin48.A.mentallyB.sociallyC.emotionallyD.physically49.A.relieveB.handleC.resolveD.process50.A.escapedB.hesitatedC.collapsedD.paused51.A.costB.demandC.probabilityD.expectation52.A.speedingB.improvingC.preventingD.protecting53.A.punishingB.hurtingC.ignoringD.training54.A.limitsB.emphasisC.pressureD.blame55.A.differenceB.similarityC.connectionD.balance第二节(共1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。（15分）CanadiansSteveandIvanaenthusiasticallytoldtheirvlogviewersthatwalkingdownaChinesecitystreetis"so56（impress）anddifferentthatit'shardtoknowwheretostart".ThesharpincreaseintouristnumbersislargelybecauseChina57（loosen）itsentryrequirementsrecently.Now，citizensof47countriescanenterChinavisa﹣freefor30days，whileothersfrom55countriescanapplyfora10﹣daytransitvisaonarrival.Accordingtoofficialdata，internationaltouristarrivalsintoShanghaiwereupnearly40percentinthefirsthalfof2025，withthelargestnumbersoftravelers58（come）fromSouthKorea，ThailandandJapan."TheyfeelthatcomingtoChinaissimilarto59ChinesepeopleusedtoviewtravelingtoEuropeandtheUS，"saidLiuXiangyan，60analystattheChinaTourismAcademy.Chinahasbeentryingtobecomeculturallyandtechnologicallyattractiveforyears.TheappealtotouristshascomeasChinesebrandssuchasLabubu，adesignerplushtoy61（make）byPopMart，andelectric﹣carmakerBYDaregaininginternationalrecognition.ChenMing，62lefthisjobasanappdesignertostartatouragencyinhishometown，Chongqing，believesthecityismadefortheTikTokage.WhenDarrenWatkinsJr.，anAmericanYouTuber，wenttoChongqinginMay，hislivestreamfromthecitygot9.4millionviews.63（expose）ofthiskindishelpingbringanewviewofChinatoyoungeraudiencesabroad，Chensaid."Manyofthesepeoplearestillyoung，butastheygrowolder，64theirtwentiesandthirties，theirimpressionofChinawill65（definite）bedifferentfrombefore，"Chensaid.第四部分写作（共两节，满分15分）第一节（满分15分）66．（15分）目前，多地试点推行春秋假（springandautumnholidays）。假定你是李华，你校学生会就是否跟进该做法征求意见，请你发表自己的见解，内容包括：（1）你的观点；（2）你的理由。注意：（1）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。DearStudents'Union，______Yours，Lihua第二节（满分25分）67．（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。Themidtermgroupprojectwassupposedtobringourfour﹣personteamcloser，butitendeduptearingmeandLilyapart.We'dbeengoodfriendssincefreshmanyear，sharingsnacksinclassandstudyingtogetherlateatnight.Whenourprofessorassignedthehistoryresearchproject，wevolunteeredtoleadthedatacollectionandanalysis—taskswe'dsplitequallybefore.Everythingstartedsmoothlyuntilthethirdweek.Lilymissedtwogroupmeetingsinarow，andtheworkshepromisedtofinishremaineduntouched.Igrewfrustrated，assumingshewasslackingoff（懈怠）.Duringournextmeeting，Ishoutedatherinfrontoftheothertwoteammates."Can'tyoutakethisseriously？We'reallworkinghardexceptyou!"Lily'seyesfilledwithtears，butshedidn'tdefendherself—shejustranoutoftheclassroom.Thefollowingdayswereawkward.Weavoidedeachotherinhallways，andourgroupprojectdidn'tmakeanyprogresswithoutourcoordination.Myotherteammatestriedtomediate，butIwastoostubborntolisten，convincedLilywasinthewrong.Oneevening，asIsortedthroughresearchmaterialsaloneinthelibrary，ourclassmonitorSarahsatbesideme."YouknowLily'smomhasbeeninthehospital，right？She'sbeentakingcareofherafterschoolandhasn'tsleptwellforweeks，"Sarahsaidgently."Shedidn'twanttoburdenanyone，soshekeptittoherself."Shethenadded，"Iwonderwhetheryourteammemberscansharetheburdenoflookingafterhermother."Shockwashedoverme.IthoughtbacktohowtiredLilyhadlookedlately，withdarkcirclesunderhereyesandherusualbrightsmilegone.I'dbeensofocusedontheprojectdeadlineandmyownannoyancethatIfailedtonoticeherstruggle.Guiltweighedheavilyonmychest—I'djudgedherwithoutaskingforthetruth，andhurtafriendwhowasalreadygoingthroughatoughtime.Eventually，Idecidedtomakethingsright.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。InspiredbySarah'swords，Iwenttotheotherteammates.______Thenextday，IfoundLilysittingaloneatthedininghall，lookingworried.______2025-2026学年江苏省南京市高三（上）期中英语试卷第一部分听力(共两节，满分7.5分)第一节（共5小题；每小题1.5分，满分7.5分）请听下面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）Whathasthewomanfinisheddoing？A．Choosinghermajor.B．Workingonthecomputer.C．Sendingherapplicationform.【解答】M：Whatareyouupto？W：Checkingmycollegeapplicationform.I'vefinallycometoadecisionaboutwhattostudyincollege.M：Isengineeringstillyourtopchoice？W：Yeah.Iwasthinkingofstudyingcomputerscience，butIdecidedagainstitintheend.2．（1.5分）Whatwillthemanbuy？A．Abag.B．Alaptop.C．Asuitcase.【解答】W：MayIhelpyou，sir？M：Yes，I'mlookingtoreplacemyoldlaptopbag.Igoonalotofbusinesstrips，soI'mlookingforsomethingwithwheels.3．（1.5分）Whenwillthemancheckout？A．Onthe16th.B．Onthe17th.C．Onthe18th.【解答】W：Whenwillyoubearriving，Mr.Baranski？M：Letmesee.It'sMondaytoday，soonThursday，the16thofMay.W：Andhowlongwillyoubestaying？M：Twonights，leavingonSaturday.4．（1.5分）Whatarethespeakersmainlytalkingabout？A．Goingonvacation.B．Dealingwithsensitivities.C．Lookingafterthepet.【解答】M：I'mleavingnextweekforthetripandIstilldon'tknowwhattodowithmyCooper.W：Well，youknowIamsensitivetoanimalssoIcan'thelp.Hey!IjustrememberedIhaveafriendthathasapethotel.M：IguessIcandothat.5．（1.5分）Whatwillthemanprobablydoforthewoman？A．Cleanthetable.B．Helpwithherreport.C．Carrytheshopping.【解答】M：Youlookstressed.Istheresomethingwrong？W：I'vebeentryingtodeleteatablefrommyreportbuteverytimeIdo，itruinsthefileformat.M：I'llfixitforyou，ifyouagreetohelpmewiththeshoppinglater.第二节（共5小题；每小题1.5分，满分22.5分）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.WhatdidBarbarabegintodotwomonthsago？A．Dothegardening.B．Tidythebedrooms.C．Decoratethelivingroom.7.WhomightBrianbe？A．Barbara'sneighbor.B．Barbara'shusband.C．Barbara'sgardener.【解答】M：HiBarbara，how'sthenewhouse？W：Westillhavetodecoratethelivingroomandthebedrooms，butthat'sbecauseIspentthelasttwomonthsworkingoutside，plantingflowersandtreestryingtomakeitlookbeautiful.Youknowme，I'llneverbeinsideifIcanbeoutinthefreshair.M：Ibetyoumissalltheconveniencesofthecity，don'tyou？W：Notreally.Ilikelivinginavillage.M：IhopeBriansharesyourviewsandisn'tmissingcitylifetoomuch.（4.5分）8.Whendoestheconversationtakeplace？A．Beforeordering.B．Duringameal.C．Afterameal.9.Whatdoweknowabouttherestaurant？A．Ithasanewlocation.B．Ithasaniceenvironment.C．Itisshort﹣staffedtoday.10.Whatdothespeakersdecidetodo？A．Reportserviceissues.B．Complainaboutthemanager.C．Teamupwithotherdiners.【解答】W：Mike，didyounoticetheslowservicetonight？It'sunusuallycrowded.M：Yeah.Ourorderstookforevertoarrive，andtheygotminewrong.W：Samehere.Andthewaitstaffseembusyandunderstaffed.Isawafewtablescomplainingabouttheirorderstoo.Ithinkweshouldtalktothemanagerbeforeleaving.M：Definitely.Thislevelofserviceisn'tacceptableforsuchareputablerestaurant.W：Let'sdothat.Maybetheycanimproveserviceforfuturediners.Anditcouldhelpthemunderstandwhatwentwrongtonight.M：Goodidea.I'llaskforthemanageroncewefinishourmeal.W：It'simportanttoaddresstheseissuesconstructivelyratherthanjustleavingwithoutsayinganything.M：Absolutely，Amanda.（4.5分）11.Whatisthewomancuriousabout？A．Whatlifecoachesdo.B．WhyMeldoesthequalification.C．Howpermanentchangesaremade.12.Whatdoesthewomanhatedoing？A．Talkingaboutherfamilysituation.B．Analyzingpersonalproblems.C．Completingthehousework.13.Howcanthewomansolveherproblemaccordingtotheman？A．Byseekingcooperation.B．Bychangingherattitude.C．Bystartinganewroutine.【解答】W：I'vejustseenMel.Shewastellingmeaboutthatqualificationshe'sdoing.It'ssomethingaboutlifecoaching，isn'tit？M：That'sright.She'llbegreatatit.Youknowhowmanytimesshehashelpeduswithourproblems？W：Isthatalllifecoachingmeans？M：Well，lifecoachesshowtheirclientshowtoadoptnewapproachesornewroutines，andthisenablesthemtomakepermanentchanges.It'saboutmuchmorethananalyzingaspecificproblemandfixingit.W：YousoundlikeMel!I'mstilllost，though.M：Look，takesomethingyou'realwayscomplainingabout.Like，havingtodochoresaroundthehouse.Alifecoachwouldhelpyouaddressthisbyhelpingyouchangeyourattitudetodoingthechoresinthefirstplace.Byworkingonyourmindset，that