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第=page11页,共=sectionpages11页2025-2026学年湖北省襄阳市枣阳一中高三(上)期末英语试卷一、阅读理解:本大题共15小题,共37.5分。AStep

into

the

George

Library

and

enjoy

the

unique

exhibitions.

Curious

Cures:Medicine

in

the

Medieval

(中世纪的)

World

29

March

6

December

Fascinated

by

health

and

well-being?So

were

our

medieval

ancestors.

Discover

a

time

when

unusual

ingredients

and

questionable

treatments

mixed

with

genuine

curiosity

about

how

bodies

function,creating

a

complex

and

appealing

world

of

ritual

(仪式的)

healing,herbal

recipes,and

surgery.Come

and

see

what

the

doctors

provided.

Murder

by

the

Book:A

Celebration

of

20th

Century

British

Crime

Fiction

23

March

24

August

Crime

fiction

is

the

UK's

most

read,bought

and

borrowed

genre.Bringing

together

literature,culture

and

heritage,this

exhibition

celebrates

the

stories

of

the

UK's

most

popular

fiction

writing.

The

exhibition

also

showcases

rare

books

looking

at

the

genre

from

its

origins

in

the

works

of

Wilkie

Collins

and

Charles

Dickens

to

contemporary

best-sellers

Val

MeDermid

and

Ian

Rankin.

Endless

Stories:Manuscripts,Knowledge

and

Translation

in

the

17th

Century

28

September

22

February

In

1632,our

library

was

transformed

by

an

extraordinary

collection

of

manuscripts

in

a

dazzling

collection

of

languages,including

Arabic,Hebrew,Persian

and

Malay.Collected

by

a

great

thinker.Thomas

Van

Erpe,these

unique

items

an

the

stories

they

tell

shine

a

night

on

a

400-year-old

pursuit

of

knowledge

through

the

languages

of

the

world.

Ghost

Words:Reading

the

Past

4

March

20

December

Medieval

scribes

(抄书吏)

used

to

recycle

old

books

by

scraping

the

manuscripts

(手稿)

clean

and

writing

a

fresh

text

over

the

top.Known

as

palimpsests,these

reused

manuscripts

have

long

attracted

scholars,who

have

sought

lo

read

the

lost

texts

and

erased

history

that

lies

beneath

the

newer

ink.This

exhibition

examines

the

process

to

uncover

these

ghost

words.1.What

is

the

main

focus

of

Curious

Cures?______A.The

daily

life

of

medieval

doctors.

B.The

practices

of

medieval

medicine.

C.The

advantages

of

medieval

recipes.

D.The

development

of

medieval

ritual.2.What

is

unique

about

Endless

Stories?______A.It

explores

rare

crime

fiction.

B.It

examines

recycled

manuscripts.

C.It

showcases

manuscripts

in

multiple

languages.

D.It

is

conducted

by

a

great

thinker,Thomas

Van

Erpe.3.Which

exhibition

will

you

go

if

you

are

interested

in

Dickens'

works?______A.Curious

Cures. B.Murder

by

the

Book.

C.Endless

Stories. D.Ghost

Words.BJustoffOrlando'sbusyInternationalDrivesitpopulartouristattractionssuchasUniversalOrlandoResortandDisneyWorld.OnecommunitythatquietlysitsintheshadowsofthesetouristattractionsisTangeloPark.Inthepast,thiscommunityhadveryfewservicesortransitoptions(交通选项)forresidents.Thecommunitystruggledwithmanysocialproblemsthatoneresidentexplainedweresobadthat"youcouldn'tevenwalktothestorebecauseyouwereafraidofbeingrobbedatanytime".EducationinTangeloParkstruggledaswell;onlyafewstudentscouldgraduatefromthehighschool.

RosengrewupinapoorfamilyinTangeloParkashisparentsmovedthere.Hedidn'tseeanythingwrongwithhowhe,hisfamily,andhisfriendsliveduntilatouristremarked,"Sothisishowtheylivefortherestoftheirlives."Hewassoembarrassedthathewasdeterminedtochangehisfate.Hereceivedabachelor'sdegreefromCornellUniversityandwentontohaveasuccessfulcareerworkingforDisney,andhedecidedtogivebacktohiscommunity.

CommunityleadersmetwithRosenin1993todiscussapossiblesolutiontothesegrowingissuesinTangeloPark.Injustanhour,withmoneyguaranteedbyRosen,theleaderscameupwiththeideaofdevelopingtheTangeloParkProgram(TPP).TheprogramoffersfreepreschoolforeveryTangeloPark2-to-4-year-old.Aswell,TPPgivesfreecollegetuitionandlivingexpensesforeveryTangeloParkhighschoolgraduatewhoisacceptedtoacollege.

Inthe29yearsthatTPPhasbeenactive,theTangeloParkcommunityhasexperiencedexceptionalimprovement.DonnaWilcox,aHarrisRosenScholarshiprecipient,earnedabachelor'sdegreefromUCFusingherfull-ride(全额奖学金)."WhenpeoplehavetheresourcestogoandsucceedbecauseofTPP,theycanreallyinfluenceothers,"shesays."Nooneinmyfamilyeverwenttocollegebefore,butnow,mybabysistercan'tevenpicturealifewithoutcollege.Mymotherevenwentbackandgotherdegree.Ishowedherthatshecoulddoit."4.WhatdoweknowaboutTangeloParkinthepast?______A.Ithadahighcrimerate.

B.Ithadfewhighschools.

C.Itattractedmanyvisitorseveryyear.

D.Itboastedconvenienttransportservices.5.WhatmadeRosendecidetochangehislife?______A.HegotanofferfromDisney.

B.Hereceivedabachelor'sdegree.

C.Hewaslookeddownuponbyavisitor.

D.Disneyofferedtohelphiscommunity.6.WhatcontributionsdidRosenmaketoTangeloPark?______A.Hetaughtpreschoolchildrenlessons.

B.HeprovidedfinancialaidforTPP.

C.Heboughtsomefacilitiesforstudents.

D.Headvocatedprovidingfreeeducation.7.WhatcanwelearnfromDonnaWilcox'swords?______A.TPPhasbridgedtheeducationgap.

B.TPPhasbeenwell-receivedrecently.

C.TPPsetupdifferentlevelsofeducation.

D.TPPhashadagoodeffectonherfamily.CWhenthepatientarrives,itcanbarelymoveitsbody.Theparrottriestospreaditsgreenwings—andfails—tofly.Itisjustoneofdozensofrainbowlorikeets(彩虹鹦鹉)beingtreatedforamysteriousparalyzing(瘫痪)illness.Casesofwhatiscalledlorikeetparalysissyndrome(LPS)havebeenincreasingoverthepastdecade,saysvetClaudeLacasse.Butscientistsarepuzzledastowhatiscausingit.

Lacassehaspartneredwithseveralresearcherstotrysolvingthemystery.Sofar,they'veruledouthundredsofhuman-madechemicalsaswellasvariousinfectiousdiseases.TheircurrenttheoryisthatLPSiscausedbyaplantthebirdsareeating,somethingthatflowersorfruitsbetweenlatespringandearlyfall—whencasesalwaysrise.

Butresearchershavenoideawhichplantorplantsmightbeinvolved,whythediseaseisgettingworseorwhetherclimatechangeisplayingarole.Fornow,themainconcernisfiguringouteverythingthesicklorikeetsareeating.

EcologistRacheleWilsonusedatechniqueinvolvingtestingDNAinsickbirds'droppingstomatchittospecificplantDNA.Thesedatasuggestthebirdsarefeedingonmorethan130plantspecies,atleast30ofwhicharepotentiallypoisonous.OtherresearchersarenotjustlookingatplantDNAbutalsoatbacterialandanimalDNAtoallowforthepossibilitythatthebirdsareswallowingapoisonousinsectinfruit,orapoisonproducedbybacteriafoundonaplant.

It'spossibleclimatechangeplaysarolebydrivingrainbowlorikeetstoseekoutunusualfoodsources.Animalsarebroadeningtheirhuntingrangeandgoingintomoretraditionallyuninvitingareastofindfood,includingfruit,seedsand,strangely,evenmeat.

Withclimatechangecausingmoreextremeweathereventsandintenselyhotsummers,theneedtofindwhat'sparalyzingrainbowlorikeets—andpotentiallyotherspecies—isofurgentconcern.

"They'reamazingbirds,"Phalensays."It'shardtoseethemassickastheyare."8.Whatareresearcherstryingtofindoutfirst?______A.WhyLPSisgettingworse.

B.Whererainbowlorikeetsusuallygather.

C.Howhuman-madechemicalsledtoLPS.

D.Whatlorikeetsarefeedingonatpresent.9.WhatdoesWilsonfocusoninherstudy?______A.CollectingDNAdatafromspecificanimals.

B.AnalyzingDNAinthewasteofsicklorikeets.

C.IdentifyingDNAhiddenindifferentplants.

D.Lookingatplant,bacterialandanimalDNA.10.Howdoesclimatechangepossiblyinfluencerainbowlorikeets?______A.Increasingthevarietyoftheirdiets.

B.Enlargingthehabitatsofthesebirds.

C.Adaptingthemselvestoextremeweatherevents.

D.Forcingthemtoswallowapoisonousinsectinfruit.11.Whatisthebesttitleforthetext?______A.EndangeredrarespeciesinAustralia

B.StrangediseasesstrikingAustralianbirds

C.ThemysteryofAustralia'sparalyzedparrots

D.TheinfluenceofclimatechangeonanimalsDPublichealthdatasignalsagenuinecrisisinadolescentmentalhealth:risingratesofanxiety,depression,andhopelessness.Butasweworryaboutteenswhoarestruggling,wecan'tignoreanothermountingeffect—theburdensthatareshoulderedbyheirfriendsandpeersinan"alwayson"world.

Wehavestudiedteensandtechforoveradecade.Theirnetworksareever-expanding,innosmallpartbecausethere'sasensethatbeingnicemeansacceptingfellowrequestsfromacquaintancesandfriends-of-friends.Andit'snotjuststayingconnected—it'skeepingupwithwhatotherspost,too.

Socialmediaplatformsthusmakeittechnicallypossibletomaintainmorerelationshipsthaneverbefore.Theresultisanoverwhelmingwaveofsocialinformation.It'sespeciallyintenseforadolescentswhosesensitivitiesdrivethemtocaredeeplyaboutwhattheirpeersaredoingandthinking.

Significantstresscomeswithtryingtobea"goodfriend"intheageofsocialmedia.Friendshiprequiresbothpublicandbehind-the-scenessupport.Evenbeforeasocialmediapostismadepublic,closefriendscanbepulledintophotoselection,editing,andfinalexamination.Besides,theyneedtorespondintherightwayandintherightamountoftime,whichdiffersfromonerelationshiptoanother.Replyingtooquicklycanbeseenasover-eager,especiallywhenthefriendshipisnewornotclose.Butwhenit'saclosefriend,toolongalag(延迟)canbehurtful.

Technologieshavetransformedhowfriendshipsplayout.Socialmediaincreasestheburdensthatcomealongwithbeingagoodfriend.Toooften,thesedynamicshitteenshardinwaysthatareignoredbyadults.Andthatiswhatshouldbechangedwiththehelpofparents,schoolsandotherpartsofsociety.12.Whatmakesteenagers'networkscontinuetoexpand?______A.Thepressuretobenice.

B.Therequestsoftheirparents.

C.Theneedtomeetmorepeople.

D.Theburdenoflivingindependently.13.Whatdoestheauthorthinkofbeingagoodfriendintheageofsocialmedia?______A.Exciting. B.Challenging. C.Time-saving. D.Risk-taking.14.Whatshouldbechangedaccordingtothelastparagraph?______A.Thequalitiesofbeingateenfriend.

B.Theconflictsbetweenschoolsandparents.

C.Therelationsbetweenparentsandtheirteens.

D.Theinfluencesofsocialmediaonteenfriendship.15.Whatisthetextmainlyabout?______A.Whymoreteensareaddictedtosocialmedia.

B.Howteensnowadaysgainlong-standingfriendships.

C.Howsocialmediahasmadeteenfriendshipsmorestressful.

D.Whatmakesteensbecomemoresensitivetotheirpeers'needs.二、阅读七选五:本大题共5小题,共12.5分。ACleaner-Artist:WorkingtoLive,CreatingtoThrive

At5am,59-year-oldWangLiuyunhasalreadybegunhermorningreading.At6am,sheisatwork,cleaningofficebuildings.(1)______Withinthedailyroutineofwipingwindowsandpolishingstairs,shehascreatedworkssuchas"BroomandStarrySky"andwrittenpoemslike"TheWeightofDust.

(2)______Evenasshebendslowtosweepawaydust,shetriestoshow—throughherwordsandpaintings-whatitmeanstolivewithcourage,optimism,andburningpassion."EverycornerIcleanholdsmydignity,"shesaid,"whilecreatingbringsmegreatjoy."

BornintoaHunanfarmingfamily,Wanglefthighschoolearlyandheldvariousjobs.In2017,afterherdaughtergraduated,Wangfollowedherinnercalling.(3)______Theninearly2020,carryingallhersavings,shearrivedinBeijingandbecameacleanerinanofficebuilding.Shecarefullycleanedherassignedareasonweekdays,andthenwithdrewtoatinytoolroomduringbreakstoreadandpaint."Readingmakesmeenergetic,"shenoted.

Twoyearslater,avideoofherpaintinginthattoolroomwentviral,bringingherintothepubliceye.(4)______Despitetheattention,Wangstillremainscalmandclear-headed,committingherselftoasimplelifeandcontinuinghercreation.Since2023,Wanghaspublishedthreenonfictioncollectionsandherfirstfull-lengthnovel.

"Ineverseparatedreamsfromdayornight.Iwalkanddream,headheldhigh.Paintingtomeiscoloredpoetry;writingisevenfreer,fullofimagination,"Wangshared.(5)______Apartfromheressentialcleaningwork,reading,writingandpaintingarethefocalpointsofherschedule.Forher,cleaningsustainsherbodybutartliftshersoul.

A.ShetraveledtoFujianalonetolearnpainting.

B.Thisphilosophyisreflectedinherdailyroutine.

C.However,hertruepassionalwayslayincreativeexpression.

D.Asaresult,shebecameknownonlineasthe"cleaner-artist".

E.Shebelievesthathardworkisthekeytoachievingone'sgoals.

F.Duringherlunchbreak,sheuseseverysparemomenttodraworwrite.

G.Wangproveshowonecanliveafulfillinglifewithinanordinaryroutine.16.A.A B.B C.C D.D E.E F.F G.G17.A.A B.B C.C D.D E.E F.F G.G18.A.A B.B C.C D.D E.E F.F G.G19.A.A B.B C.C D.D E.E F.F G.G20.A.A B.B C.C D.D E.E F.F G.G三、完形填空:本大题共15小题,共15分。Ialwaysmissthedaysspentatuniversity.Myexperiencesthere(21)mealot,makingmeapersonIhadneverexpectedtobe.

ImetindividualshavinggreatpassionsuchasProfessorJohnson.Hewas(22),whoalwayspushedmebeyondthecomfortzone.Heaskedmetoanalyzecomplexconceptsand(23)deepdiscussions.Asforacademichomework,Icouldalwaysreceivehisthorough(24).Hisgreatdevotiontohisprofessionmotivatedmetoprogressfurther.

Theweeklylabprogramswereunforgettable,usuallyincludingfieldtrips.Onetrip(25).OnacoldJanuaryafternoon,ProfessorJohnsonledustoastreamwhereI(26)somegreenwatercress(水田芥).Hetoldusaboutitsfunctionsandcharacteristicsandevenpickedsomeforusto(27).Ihadneverimaginedavegetablecouldgrowinthiskindofwinterclimate,andonebiteofthevegetablewithgreatflavorandicy,crispfeel(28)me.Thatexperiencearousedmydeep(29)fornatureandcommitmenttoenvironmentalconservation.

Being(30)tofeelingsofaweatuniversityregularlyshiftedmyfocusawayfrommyself,makingme(31)inthepresenceofsomethinggreater.Basedonallthis,mybestadvicetofellowstudentsasto(32)aweduringthetimeatuniversity.Getinvolvedinopportunitiesthatstretchyou.(33),youmayfeelconfusedandevenfrightenedalittlebitbutrealeducationrequiressomedegreeof(34).Whenyoufinallywalkacrossthestageatgraduation,youwillbe(35)forthoseexperiences.21.A.favored B.pleased C.transformed D.consumed22.A.honest B.strict C.passionate D.polite23.A.enterinto B.breakoff C.attendto D.withdrawfrom24.A.criticisms B.evaluations C.descriptions D.considerations25.A.stoodout B.fadedaway C.gotthrough D.slippedout26.A.planted B.protected C.discovered D.removed27.A.taste B.record. C.watch D.sell28.A.stressed B.affected C.addressed D.refreshed29.A.hope B.admiration C.regret D.concern30.A.treated B.compared C.exposed D.added31.A.humble B.nervous C.proud D.desperate32.A.prevent B.seek C.abandon D.await33.A.Gradually B.Secretly C.Originally D.Suddenly34.A.competence B.discomfort C.knowledge D.interest35.A.ready B.famous C.fit D.grateful四、语法填空:本大题共1小题,共15分。36.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。

Bentoverabrightvaseofpinkpeonies(牡丹),ayoungcraftsmanguidedhispaintingtoolinpatientandpracticedcirclesatafactoryinBeijing,(1)(breathe)newlifeintoChina'scloisonné(掐丝珐琅)tradition.Theart,datingfromtheYuanDynasty,is(2)(quiet)evolvingthroughthehandsofyoungartistswhobringfreshideastoanancientcraft.

"Cloisonnéhasalwaysbeenabout(3)(adapt),"saidZhongLiansheng,chiefcraftartistatthefactory.Underhisguidance,well-designed(4)(symbol)andfinecraftsmanshiphavehelpedcloisonnébridgetraditionalandmodernstyles.Inrecentyears,cloisonnépieceshavebeenchosenasnationalgiftsatmajordiplomatic(外交)events.Itreflectsbothartisticexcellenceand(5)(culture)confidence.

Thecraft'srisingappealispartofabroaderrejuvenationoftraditionalskillsacrossChina,(6)hasbeenpromotedbynationalpolicy.Thisincludesguidelinesthat(7)(issue)in2017,callingforthepreservationofheritageandtheintegrationoftraditionalcultureintodailylife.Fueledbygovernmentsupportthatenablesanewgeneration(8)(explore)livingheritage,traditionalcraftsareenteringanewstageofprosperity.

Theimpactisvisiblenationwide:morethan11,000workshopshavebeenestablished,safeguardingtraditionalcraftswhilealsocreatingjobs(9)strengtheninglocalcommunities.AsofMarchthisyear,thenumberofnational-levelheritageguardianshadamounted(10)nearly4,000.(1)

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五、任务型读写:本大题共1小题,共25分。37.阅读下面材料,根据其内容和所给段落开头续写两段,使之构成一篇完整的短文。

ItwasahotdayinNewYorkCity.Ihadbrunchwithafriendandpickedupmynewglasses.Alldoneandheadedbackonthetrain.Iwantedtoyellatacoupleofpeoplefortheirrudebehavior,butwiselyjustsatquietly.

Anoldblackgentlemanenteredthefarendofthetraincar.Inwornbutneatclothes,hetippedhisfadedcapandgreetedeveryonewithawarm"Goodafternoon,folks."Mostignoredhim,withcoldblankfaces.Then,hestartedtosing.Ididn'tturnmyhead,butIfeltasmileinmysoul.Manypeopleaskformoneyonthetrain,butIalwaysfeelhappywhensomeoneoffersmusicinstead.Itfeelslikeagift.

Iletthenotessettleinforasecondbeforemyeyeswandered.Ayoungboyacrossfromme,maybeten,watchedhim,swayingtotherhythm,hismothertoodistractedbyherphonetonotice.Hestartedhissecondsongandmyheartdidahappydance."Leanonme,whenyou'renotstrong.I'llbeyourfriend…"Ilovethatsong!Withoutthinking,Isoftlysangalittleharmonywithhim.Rightaway,Idecidedhecouldhavethe$5billinmypurse.

Helookedtallandthin,buthehadastrongvoiceandkindenergy.Lifehadclearlybeenhardforhim,buthestillstoodtallandcarriedhimselfwithquietdignity.

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。

Somehow,henoticedmesingingalong.__________

_______________________________________________________

_______________________________________________________

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Itwasstillhotandstickyinsidethecar,butsomethinghadchanged.___________________________

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_______________________________________________________六、书面表达:本大题共1小题,共15分。38.你校英语俱乐部在校园论坛上发起了"Shouldparentspaytheirchildrenfordoinghouseholdchores?"这一话题讨论。请你用英语回帖,内容包括:

1.你的观点;

2.说明理由。

注意:

1.写作词数应为80左右;

2.请按如下格式在答题纸的相应位置作答。

Should

Parents

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