安徽合肥部分学校2026-2027学年高三9月月考试题（含答案无音频无听力原文）

安徽合肥部分学校2026-2027学年高三9月月考试题注意事项：1.你拿到的试卷满分为150分，考试时间为120分钟。2.试卷包括“试题卷”和“答题卷”两部分，请务必在“答题卷”上答题，在“试题卷”上答题无效。第一部分听力（共两节，满分30分）第一节（共5小题；每小题1.5分，满分7.5分）听下面5段录音。每段录音后有一个小题，从题中所给的A、B、C三个选项中选出最佳选项。听完每段录音后，你都有10秒钟的时间来回答有关小题和阅读下一小题。每段录音播放两遍。1.Whatdoesthewomanwantthemantodo?A.Getthecakemixerback. B.SendthecakemixertoMandy.C.Buyacakemixeronhiswaytowork.2.Whydoesthewomantalktotheman?A.Toaskfortheinstructions. B.Tochangeherrefrigerator.C.Tohaveherrefrigeratorchecked.3.Whatarethespeakersdoing?A.Choosingfurniture. B.Bookingahotel. C.Preparingforadinner.4.Whatistheprobablerelationshipbetweenthespeakers?A.Teacherandstudent. B.Classmates. C.Motherandson.5.Whatarethespeakerstalkingabout?A.Howtoraisemoney. B.Whatvoluntaryworktodo. C.Whethertoorganizeaconcert.第二节（共15小题；每小题1.5分，满分22.5分）听下面5段录音。每段录音后有几个小题，从题中所给的A、B、C三个选项中选出最佳选项。听每段录音前，你将有时间阅读各个小题，每小题5秒钟；听完后，每小题都有5秒钟的作答时间。每段录音播放两遍。听第6段录音，回答第6、7题。6.Whatiswrongwiththewoman’sorder?A.Ithasbeencancelled. B.Ithasbeendelayed. C.Ithasbeenlost.7.Whatisthemangoingtodo?A.Visitthefactory. B.Replysomeemails. C.Telephonetheshippingcompany.听第7段录音，回答第8、9题。8.Whathashappenedtothemanrecently?A.Hehasn’tgotdeepsleep. B.Hehasbeentiredofstudying.C.Hehashadtroublefallingasleep.9.Whichfunctiondosomesleeptrackersoffer?A.Monitoringthesleepenvironment. B.Changingtheusers’sleephabits.C.Measuringthesleeper’stemperature.听第8段录音，回答第10至12题。10.Whatdoesthemanthinkoftherent?A.Low. B.Fair. C.High.11.Whenwillthehousebeavailable?A.Onthe20th. B.Onthe21st. C.Onthe23rd.12.Whatwillthemandoonthe21st?A.Viewthehouse. B.Attendameeting. C.Lookforcleaners.听第9段录音，回答第13至16题。13.WhatinspiredLuketodotheresearch?A.Anarticle. B.Asaleexperience. C.Thenewstyleofshoes.14.HowcouldLukeenterTrainerExchange?A.Hesoldshoesthere. B.Hewasaninterviewer. C.Hepaidtheentryfee.15.WhatmadeMegandTylernoticedbyLuke?A.Thenumberoftrainerstheyhad. B.Theiragecomparedtootherattendees.C.Thevarietyofstylesandcolorsoftrainers.16.Whatisthemainreasonformanyshoestobethrownaway?A.Theyareoutofstyle. B.Theyaredirtyandworn. C.Theyareofpoorquality.听第10段录音，回答第17至20题。17.Whowillberesponsibleforthelitterinthepark?A.Governmentofficers. B.Students. C.Volunteers.18.Whatwillthelistenersdofirst?A.Buildthenewfence. B.Cleanthebicycletrack. C.Replacesomeplants.19.Whatwillhappenlaterintheyear?A.Moreforeignspecieswillbeplanted. B.Somepathwayswillbeimproved.C.Anewgardenwillbeconstructed.20.Whatdothelistenersneedtotake?A.Tools. B.Food. C.Gloves.第二部分阅读理解（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。ALaunchedinOctober2000,NatureReviewsDrugDiscovery(NRDD)haswonagreatreputationforofferingtheleadersinthefieldreviewsofthehighestquality,authorityandaccessibility.Foryears,wehavebeentrying:•Tobetheprimarysourceofreviewsandremarksineachofthefieldsthatwecover.•Toprovideauniqueservicetoauthorsandreaders.•Tomaximizetheusefulnessandinfluenceofeacharticle.NowwehaveavacantpositionforaNewsEditor.ThisexcitingpositioninvolvesworkingwiththeChiefEditorandothermembersoftheteamonthenewsandanalysissectionofNRDD,includingeditingandwritingthenewscontentadaptedtothebroaddrugdiscoveryofthejournal.Tomeetthesechallengingtasks,theidealcandidatewillhavegoodexperienceineditingandwritingrelevantarticlesinthisfield,andabroadknowledgeofkeyproblemsconnectedwiththescienceandbusinessofdrugdiscovery.Animportantaspectofthejobisgettingintouchwiththescientificcommunity,sothesuccessfulcandidateshouldbeenergeticwithoutstandinginterpersonalskills.ThepositionwillbebasedintheLondonofficeofNaturePublishingGroup,andthetermsandconditionsarehighlycompetitive,reflectingtheimportanceandresponsibilitiesoftherole.Ifyouareinterestedintheposition,pleasesendaCV(个人简历),currentsalary,abriefcoveringletterexplainingyourinterestintheposition,anda600-wordnewsstoryonatopicalproblemrelatedtothemedicalindustry.PleasesendallyourinformationtoRebeccaInnes,PersonalAssistant,atrecruit@macmillan.co.uk.21.WhatpositionisnowopenatNRDD?A.Writerfordrugresearchnews. B.AssistanttotheChiefEditor.C.Managerofbusinessoperations. D.Headoftheeditorialcommittee.22.Whatdoestheidealcandidateneedtocombine?A.Writingskillsandpeopleskills. B.Technicalexpertiseandcreativedesign.C.Scientificknowledgeandbusinesssense. D.Researchabilityandmanagementexperience.23.Whatisspecialabouttherequiredapplicationmaterials?A.Theymustbesentbypost. B.Theyincludeaworksample.C.TheyshouldbetranslatedintoEnglish. D.Theyneedtobesupportedbyaprofessor.BRushhourinSingapore,acrowdedislandcityofnearly6millionpeople,ismuchlikerushhourinalmosteverymajorcityworldwide.Thedilemma,ifleftalone,willonlygetworseif,asisexpected,Singaporeaddsamillionmoreresidentsinthenextdecade.Butcityplannershavenointentionofleavingitalone.Theyhaveinmindasolutionthatisprimaryandall-round:toreplacecarownershipwithride-sharing.Thekeyelementinthisplanistheemergingtechnologyofautonomousvehicles(AVs)—carsandshuttlebuses(区间车)that,primarilyonthebasisofartificialintelligence,candrivethemselveswithnohumanatthewheel.Torealizethisfuture,Singaporeismakingfarsightedinvestmentsinresearchandinfrastructure(基础设施)andrewritingitstransportationpoliciesandregulations.Itisworkingwith10differentcompaniesonplanstorolloutfleetsofdriverlesscars.Thecityagencyrecentlyremovedtherequirementthatcarshavehumandrivers.Allnewresidentialdevelopmentsmustnowsticktorulesthatbothaccommodateself-drivingvehiclesanddiscouragecarownership:narrowroads,specialroadmarkings,gentlercurves,specificcurbheightsandfewerparkingspaces.Thefirstdriverlessbusesandshuttleshitthecity’sstreetsinNovember,2025.Ifallgoeswell,alargefleetwillsoonbecruisingtheroads,calculatingtheirroutesontheflybasedonwheretheyneedtopickuppassengersanddropthemoff.ThenafleetofAVswillbedeployed(部署)toworknights,sweepingthestreetsanddeliveringpackages.“Thegoalhere,”saysNielsdeBoer,whoheadsautonomousvehicleresearchfortheEnergyResearchInstituteatSingapore’sNanyangTechnologicalUniversity,“istomakehavingyourowncarcompletelyunnecessaryby2030.”24.WhatisSingapore’sprimarysolutiontoheavytraffic?A.Limitingthenumberofnewresidents. B.Buildingmoreroadsandparkinglots.C.Shiftingfromprivatecarstosharedrides. D.Encouragingpeopletousepublicbuses.25.WhatdoesSingaporeconsideressentialfortheAVfuture?A.Immediatebanonhuman-drivencars. B.Reducedinvestmentinpublictransport.C.Replacementofthefuel-poweredvehicles.D.Partnershipbetweengovernmentandcompanies.26.WhatchangehasbeenmadetonewresidentialdevelopmentsinSingapore?A.Theyneedtobebuiltalongwidermainroads.B.Theyarerequiredtoprovidemoreparkingspaces.C.Theymustbedesignedtosuitself-drivingvehicles.D.Theyshouldbeconnectedtothecitycenterbyshuttlebuses.27.Whatisthelastparagraphmainlyabout?A.ThespecificusesofAVsindailyservices. B.ThedeploymentplanforAVsinSingapore.C.Thepublicacceptanceofdriverlessvehicles.D.ThetimetableforAVapplicationinSingapore.CItdoesn’tmatterwhetherbooksaredeliveredinprintornot;themainthingistogetlostinreadingthem.Whyshouldwebothertoreadabook?Manychildrensaythisfromtimetotime.Manyofthe12millionadultsinBritainwithreadingdifficultiesalsorepeatittothemselvesonadailybasis.Butforthefirsttimeinthe500yearssinceJohannesGutenbergpromotedreading,inaworldoftechnology,shouldtheyinvestprecioustimesinkingintoagoodbook?Thediscoverythatourbrainsarephysicallychangedbytheexperienceofreadingissomethingmanyofuswillsurelyunderstand,asanextraordinarybookinfluencedthewayweviewedtheworld.Thischangeonlytakesplacewhenweloseourselvesinabook,abandoningtheemotionalandmentalrubbishoftherealworld.That’swhystudieshavefoundthiskindofdeepreadingmakesusmoreinvolved.Reasonably,readingisthefoundationstoneofalleducation.Soreadingis—orshouldbe—anaspectofpublicpolicy.Butperhapsevenmoresignificantisitsemotionalroleasthestartingpointforindividualvoyagesofpersonaldevelopmentandpleasure.Bookscanopenupemotional,imaginativeandhistoricallandscapesthatequalandexpandtheforceoftheweb.Theycanhelpcreateandstrengthenoursenseofself.Technologyputsforwardasmanysolutionsasitdoeschallenges:foreverydooritcloses,anotheropens.Sotheability,offeredbydeviceslikee-readers,smartphonesandtablets,tocarryanentirelibraryinyourhandisanamazingopportunity.However,ifreadingweretodeclinesignificantly,itwouldchangetheverynatureofourspecies.Ifwe,inthefuture,arenolongerconnectedtopersonalreflectionandcreativethought,wewillbedone.28.HowdoestheauthorpresenttheissueinParagraph2?A.Bycomparingdifferentreadinghabits. B.Byanalyzingthehistoryoftechnology.C.Byquotingvoicesofdoubtaboutreading. D.Bydescribingpersonalreadingexperiences.29.Whatdoestheauthormeanby“loseourselvesinabook”inParagraph3?A.Forgettingone’sidentity. B.Escapingfromdailyworries.C.Beingfullyabsorbedinreading. D.Losinginterestintherealworld.30.Whatistheauthor’spurposeinParagraph4?A.Todefendpublicfunding. B.Tocriticizecurrentpolicies.C.Tocomparebookswithdigitalmedia. D.Toshowreading’spersonalandsocialvalue.31.Whatistheauthor’sattitudetowardthefutureofreading?A.Optimisticabouttechnology’sfunction. B.Worriedaboutdeepreading’sdecline.C.Doubtfulaboute-readingdevices. D.Satisfiedwithcurrenttrends.DForallsnowflakes’infinitestructuralvariation,theirjourneystothegroundaresurprisinglysimilar.Researchersstudiedmorethanhalfamillionfallingsnowflakesandfoundaclearmathematicalpatternthatdescribeshowtheyswirl(旋转)throughtheair.TimGarrett,anatmosphericscientistfromtheUniversityofUtah,hasstudiedsnowflakesfornearlytenyears.Althoughthebehaviorofsuchtiny,temporaryobjectsmayseeminconsequential,theirfallingspeedplaysaroleinpredictingweatherandclimate,eveninwarmareas.Mostrainbeginsassnow,nomatterwhereitfinallyfalls.Snowflakemovementisusuallystudiedinlabs,buttheseconditionsdon’tshowtherealcomplexityofnature.Watchingsnowflakesfallintherealworldhasbeenachallengeforscientistsformanyyears.Tosolvethis,Garrettworkedwithengineerstobuildamachinethatmeasuresthemass,density,size,andshapeofindividualsnowflakes.Byplacingthismachineundercamerasandalaserlight,theresearcherscouldtrackhoweachsnowflakemovedintheoutdoorair.“Welettheatmosphereactnaturally,”Garrettsays.Theresearchersdiscoveredalinearcorrelation(线性关系)betweenasnowflake’saverageacceleration—which,inthisstudy,isequaltohowmuchitswirls—anditsStokesnumber,avaluethatdescribeshowquicklyanobjectrespondstochangesinairflow.Forinstance,awideandlooseflakeswirlsmorethanastreamlinedone.UsingtheStokesnumber,scientistscannowpredicthowmuchasinglesnowflakewillswirlasitfalls.Surprisingly,thedistributionofaveragesnowflakeswirlinessfitsanearlyperfectexponentialcurve(指数曲线)—afixedmathematicalpattern—despitevariationsinairmovementandsnowflakeshapesandsizes.Thereasonforthispatternremainsunknown,butitmightberelatedtohowairmovementalterstheshapeandsizeofsnowflakes,affectingtheirresponsetotheair.“Moreresearchisneededtoseeifthispatternworksindifferentconditions,suchasdifferentheightsandgroundsurfaces,”saysJiarongHong,auniversitymechanicalengineer.“Ifthispatternisuniversal,theremustbeasimpleexplanation,”Garrettadds,“Wejustneedtofindit.”32.Whatdoestheunderlinedword“inconsequential”probablymean?A.Unimportant. B.Complex. C.Permanent. D.Obvious.33.Howdidtheresearchersstudythemovementofsnowflakes?A.Byusingweathersatelliteimages. B.Byanalyzinghistoricalweatherdata.C.Byobservingsnowflakesinacontrolledlab.D.Bymeasuringpropertiesandtrackingoutdoors.34.Whatdoesthelastparagraphsuggestforfutureresearch?A.Studytheimpactofsnowflakesonglobalwarming.B.Exploretheswirlingpatternunderdifferentconditions.C.Developanewmachinetomeasuresnowflakedensity.D.Focusoninternalstructuralvariationofsnowflakes.35.Whatisthebesttitleforthetext?A.SnowflakesSwirlbyMathRules. B.TheSecretofSnowflakeStructure.C.SnowflakesAffectWeatherPattern. D.AirflowforSnowflakeFormation.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能填入空白处的最佳选项。选项中有两项为多余选项。Ourbodiesoperateonanatural24-hourcycleknownasthecircadianrhythm(生物节律),whichregulatesoursleep-wakepatterns.Thisinternalclockisinfluencedbylightexposure,andwhenitgetsdark,ourbrainsreleasemelatonin(褪黑素),ahormonewhichhelpsusfeelsleepy.

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Attheendofalongworkday,it’sappealingtoturntothatlateafternooncoffeetopoweryouthrough.However,caffeinehasalonghalf-life,meaningitcanstayinyoursystemforuptosixhours,soresisttheurgetohavesodas,coffees,andteaslaterintheday.Exercisedaily.Exerciseisapowerfulwaytopreventmanyhealthproblems.Italsoimprovessleepquality.Researchshowsthatworkingoutinthemorningorafternooncanhelpyousleepbetteratnight.

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Lowerthelightsbeforebedtime.Aboutanhourbeforesleep,softenthelightsinyourenvironment,whichcanimprovetheeasewithwhichyoufallasleep.Whileit’simportanttosticktothesehabits,don’tbetoohardonyourselfifyouoccasionallybreaktheroutine.

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However,maintainingthesepracticesmostofthetimewillsignificantlyimproveyoursleepquality.A.Avoidstimulantsaftermid-day.B.Skipanyscreenbeforebedtime.C.Lifehappens,andflexibilityisessential.D.Consistencyiscrucialforregulatingyoursleepschedule.E.So,aimforatleast20to30minutesofphysicalactivityduringtheday.F.However,itsignalsyourbodytoproducemelatonintopromoteyoursleep.G.Understandingthesenaturalprocessesiskeytoimprovingyoursleepquality.第三部分英语知识运用（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。Whatwouldyoudoifyouhadplannedabirthdaypartyforyourkidandreceivedonly“regrets”?Howwouldyou

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thenewsinawaythatdoesn’thurtthelittlekid?MelissaReidwasnowina(n)

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enviousofthegreatpartyJasongot,thoughJasonhascompletelyforgottenabouttheoriginalbirthdaypartyplan.41. A.read B.watch C.break D.write42. A.awkward B.urgent C.stable D.different43. A.enjoying B.throwing C.planning D.making44. A.droppedout B.sentoff C.gotup D.settleddown45. A.honor B.excitement C.confusion D.disappointment46. A.ordered B.called C.invited D.supported47. A.tools B.speakers C.trucks D.cakes48. A.work B.stop C.arrive D.live49. A.camp B.game C.front D.station50. A.decorations B.friends C.posters D.fighters51. A.fund B.collection C.tour D.invitation52. A.thankful B.active C.wise D.responsible53. A.incident B.story C.image D.program54. A.share B.accept C.express D.see55. A.artificially B.officially C.jokingly D.immediately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1个适当的单词或括号内单词的正确形式。GrainRainisthesixthoneinthe24solarterms,

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(drink).InthenorthofChina,peopleeatChinesetoon(香椿)asacustomonGuyu.Tillnow,goingouttoviewthewonderfulsightoffloweringpeonies(牡丹)threedaysaftertheday

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(become)atraditioninnorthernChina.Withlayersofcoloredpetals(花瓣),theflowerrepresents

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(link)withwealthandrank.第四部分写作（共两节，满分40分）第一节（满分15分）假定你是李华，你校教学有特色、建筑古朴、环境优美，众多学校慕名而来参观学习，在一定程度上影响了正常教学秩序。请你给校报英语栏目编辑写一封信，谈谈你的看法并提出建议。内容包括：（1）说明现象并表达担忧；（2）提出具体管理建议。注意：（1）写作词数应为80个左右；（2）请按如下格式在相应位置作答。DearEditor,Iamwritingtoexpressmyconcernabouttheincreasingnumberoftouristsvisitingourcampus.______________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________Yours,LiHua第二节（满分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。Thewetlandwassilentatdawn,theskyturningfromblacktodeepblue.Iadjustedmyfieldglasses,scanningthereeds(芦苇)formovement.AsavolunteerwiththeBirdProtectionSociety,I’dspenteveryweekendthisautumnmonitoringmigratorybirds,recordingspecies,counts,andbehavior.Mynotebookheldsketches,observations,questions.Buttoday,wewerehuntinghunters.Yesterday,alocalfarmerhadreportedsomethingalarming.Gunshotsatnight,neartheprotectedarea.Hunters,usingillegalnetsandguns,trappingbirdsfortheblackmarket.Thesocietyhadnotified(通知)thepolice,butevidencewasneeded,solidproofofthecrime.Iwastheclosestvolunteer,theonlyonewhoknewthehiddenpaths.Ifoundthefirstnetatseveno’clock.Itstretchedbetweentrees,nearlyinvisible,designedtocatchbirdsbytheirwings,holdingthemuntilthehuntersreturned.Emptynow,butrecentlyused—feathersontheground,afewdropsofblood,atornwing.Myhandsshookwithanger,notfear.Theseweremybirds,theonesI’dwatched,caredfor.Myfriends.ThenIheardvoices.Malevoices,laughing,approachingfromtheeast,confidentandcareless.Ihidbehindthickbushes,heartpounding,phonereadytorecord.Twomen,carryingbagsandtools,walkeddirectlytothenet.Theybegansettingitupagain,talkingaboutprices,buyers,about“stupidbirds”thatflewintotheirtraps,aboutthe“easymoney”thisseason.Iwantedtoconfrontthem,toteardowntheirnets.ButIwasalone,unarmed,sixteenyearsold,aboyinavastwetland.Irecordedtheirconversation,carefultostayhidden,capturingtheirwords,theirplans,theirfaces.Onemanlookeddirectlyatmybush.Istoppedbreathingandbecamestone.Helookedaway,saidsomethingaboutadeer.Theyleftatnoon,takingthenet,unaware.Iemerged,legsweak,andcalledthesociety’semergencyline.“Weneedtoactfast,”Isaid,myvoicesteadydespiteshakinghands.“They’recomingba