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石家庄市第一中学2026届高三年级统一摸底考试2.回答选择题时,选出每小题答案后,用铅笔把答题卡上对应题目的答案标号涂黑。如需改动,A.Athome.B.I2.Whoisinchargeoftheprogramme?A.Lisa.B.Steve.C.Jimmy.3.WhatisthewomangoingtodA.Leavethebarbershop.B.Cuttheman’shair.4.Whatarethespeakersmainlytalkingabout?A.Anaccident.A.Cookingdinner.B.Preparing6.WhatdoesthewomandislikeaboutthA.Theclothes.B.Theacting.A.Theactress.B.Thedirect8.WhendoestheconversationA.Atthebeginningofaplay.B.Inthemiddleofaplay.C.Attheendofaplay.9.Howlonghasthemanliv10.HowfaristhegasstatA.Abouthalfamile.B.Abouttwomiles.C.Abouttwoandahalfmiles.A.Itisverylarge.B.Ithasaredroof.C.Itisvery12.HowmanylanguageA.Two.B.Three.13.Howdoesthemansurroundhimselfwithalanguage?A.Bywatchingmovies.B.Bylisteningtotheradio.C.BychangingthephA.Readchildren’sbooks.B.Studythelocalcultu15.What’sthewoman’sattitudetowardthesituation?A.Optimistic.B.Confused.A.Theircarwillrunoutofgas.B.TheywillbeunabletogetfoC.Thestoreswillbeoutofstock.17.WhatwillparticipantsA.Basicandadvancedbakingtechniques.B.Thehistoryofbakingandfamousbakers.C.Onlyhowtocorrectlymeasureingred18.Whatdoesn'ttheregA.Accesstoonlinetutorials.C.Arecipebookletandacertificateofcompletion.19.WhoarethemostsuitablB.Beginnersandexperiencedbakers.C.Chefswithpreviousbakingexper20.Whatisthemainpurposeofthispassage?AEachARTSFIRSTfestivalisaunwelcomingyouasweshowcasethecreativityoftheHarandcommunitymembersofallages.LearnaboutthematerialsandqualitiesofwatercolorpaintwithexpertsfromtheHarvardArtMuseumsMaterialsLab.TryyourhandatsomeofthepaintingtricksusedbyartistswhoseworkswillbeintheupcomingexhibitionofAmericanWatercoSpinelessArtists:InvertebrFromwebstococoons,invertebrates(无脊椎动物)createsomeofnature’smostdelicbeautifuldesigns.JoinJavierMarinfromtheHarvardMuseumofNaturalHistorytinsectsandotherinvertspinelessartistsoutofcraft(手工艺)materials.JoininstructorsfromtheCeramicsProgramandMatherHousesfordemonstrationsusingthepotter’swheel.ThencreateyourownmasterpJointheHarvardUndergraduateKnittingCircletomakeporpickupapairofneedlesandlearntoknit(编织).A.Itisanexhibitionofoilpaintings.C.ItpresentsrecreationalactiD.Itisamajortouristattraction.22.Whichprogramwillyoujoinifyou’reinterestedindrawingpictures?B.SpinelessArtists:Inver23.WhatcanyoudotogetherwithJavierMariA.Practiceatraditionaldance.B.Makehandcrafts.C.Visitalocalmuseum.D.FeedinverBBeforePeteAdlerjoinedtheArmy,hemajoredinarchitecture.Now,afterspending25yearsinequipmentmainisbacktohisarchitecturalroots.Andit’sforagoodcause:senioranddisabledneighboAdlerbeganhelpinghisneighborsafterthenonprofitproject:HOMESgaveapresentationdisabledindividualsneedramps,buttheycan’hisfriendssothattheycouldstartbuildingrampsforneighborswaseagertojumpinandhelp.Adler’sgroupofvolunteershasonlygrownwithtime.Nowwhenhepullsuptoahouseforaninstallation,hehasaboutadozenpeoplebyhissidetotransportlumber(木材),wor“It’sturnedintoanamazingservice,”saidAdler.“Ireallyenjoytheteamwork,andfiguringoutthebestsolutionforpeopleinneed.”Whenarecipient(接收者)canaffordit,theyareonlychargedwiththIftheycan’tcoverthecost,project:HOMESstepsintopaythefullprice.Adlerandhisteamofvolunteershavetransformedlivesbybuildingover500accessibilityrampsforhouseholdsinneed.Adlerhasgonefrombuildingonerampperweekendtocompletingthree,sometimesfourrampseachweekacrosstheTri-Ci71-year-oldJaunitaBarnesisoneofthe500neighborstwithherwalker.Shewasconfinedtoherhomeformocallingdoctorstoherdoor—untilAdlerandhisteamsteppedintohelp.“NowIcangowhereIneedtogo,”saidBarnes.“Adlerandtheothersaretrulynice.”24.WhydidAdlerreturntoarchitecture-relatedwork?A.TotakeonasocialrespoC.Toearnfamefromarchitecture.D.Tomakeupforhisneighbors.25.WhatmotivatedAdlertoinitiatetheramp-buildingprojecA.TheRotaryClub’snonprofitproject.B.ApersonalinterC.Arequestfromhisdisabledneighbors.D.Thestrugglesthe26.WhatdoesthegrowthofAdler’svolunteergroupsuggestabouttheproject?A.Ithasgainedrecognitionandsupport.B.ItprovesAdler’sprofithasincreased.C.Itprovidesopportunityforvolunteers.D.Itrequiresprofessionalconstructionskills.27.HowdoesBarnesprobablyfeelabouttheramA.Usefulandcheap.B.HelpfulaC.Uniqueandvaluable.D.CostCThenumerousbacteriathatnaturallyinhabitthehumanbodyseemtohelpusinmanywayOnegroupisemergingasparticularlybeneficial:atypeofgut(肠道)bacteriaknownasBlautia,whichhasmadeheadlinesrecentlybecauseitseemstoexertsomereallyremarkablaChineseteamisglimpsinganotherpotentialbenefitofBlautia:helpingpeopleadaptaltitudes.TheirfindingssuggestthatprovidingBlautiacouldhelpmountaineersandothersperformbetterinthesechallengingenvironments.Qing-PengKong,ageneticistattheChineseAc45mentomovefromtheirhomesat250metersaboDespitethethinair,themenatesichangesontheirgutbacteria.After2days,Blautiawentfrombeingraretoveryabundantintheir(模拟)analtitudeof4,000meters,whilegivingBlautiatohalfofthemeveryotherday.TheBlautia-treatedmiceshowedmildersymptomsofaltitudewhetheraltitudesicknessmightbeamenabletotreatmentthroughthegut.Thebacteria’seffectmayalsoextendtothebrain.“Itsacidsitmakesareknowntoacandbrain.ThiscouldhelpexplainaslikelytotalkandlaughwhentheyhavemoreBlautiaintheirguts.“Tfcommunicationhappeningbetweenourbacteriaandourbrain;wearejustbeginningtouncoverwhatservicesbacteriadoforus,”Klepac-Ceraknotes.benefitspeopleregardlessofwhethertheyarwantstofindoutwhetherBlautiaisa“solo”playerorexertstheseprotectiveeffecofalargergroupofbacteria.28.What’sthesignificanceofthestudyledbyaChineseteam?A.Itprovidesapracticalpayoff.B.ItreachesaconclusiveC.Itcausedasocialmediasensation.D.Itintroducesapioneeringtech29.WhatdoweknowaboutthesubjectsinbothexperimeA.TheyreceivedBlautiaintheirdiet.B.Theymovedtohigh-altituderegions.C.Theysufferedseverealtitudesickness.D.Th30.Whatdoestheunderlinedword“amenable”inParagraphA.Resistant.B.Incurable.C.Responsive.D.Insensitive.31.HowwouldbothKongandKlepac-CerakdescribC.Apartially-understoodinfluence.D.Acost-effeDIfyouyawn(打哈欠)moreandpretendtobeinterestedoften,researchersmayhaveannewpapersuggests.Italsoproposesapossiblecause:thegrowinguseofsocialmedia.“Technologyhasdrivenusintoanageofconstantdigitalengagement.WithendlessauthorswroteinCommunicationsPsychology.Anotherstudyofover28,000Chinesestudentsshoweda14%increand2020,basedontheBoredomPrHowtheseresultsareinterpretedisopentodebate.JamesDanckert,aprofessorofcognitiveneuroscience,thinksitreasonablethatboredomisontheriseandsocialmediamayplayapart.“Thefunctionofboredom,howeverbelievesthekeyliesintakingpartinunpredictableactivechoices.ImpromptuconversationswithsomebodycanfilltheserequiremDanckertdoubtssocialmediaticksthesameboxesyourphone,atonofwhatyou’regoingtoseethereishighlypredpredictableourworldbecomes,thelessmeaningfulitisandthemoreboringitbecomes.ProfessorAndreasElpidorou,anexpertinthefieentertainbutnotmeaningfulenoughtofulfil,”hesaid.However,hesuspecteditworryitmayonlybepartiallytrue.”32.WhydoestheauthormentionthequoteinparagrapA.Tosupportthefindingofanewpaper.B.Toreviewthebenefitsofdigitalengagement.C.ToprovidesolutionstoD.Tohighlightthesuggestionsgive33.WhatdothetwostudiesmentionedinparagrapA.Theincreaseinboredomlevels.B.Thehistoricaltrendofboredom.C.Theeffectofboredomonhumanbehavior.D.Thelinkbetweenboredomandtechnology.34.Whatdoestheunderlinedword“impromptu”meaninparagrA.Structured.B.Informal.C.Detailed.D.Unprepared.35.WhatisElpidorou’sattitudetowardstheresultsofboredomresearch?A.Appreciative.B.Objective.C.Tolerant.stressfulperiodsoftime,thebrainproducescortisol(皮质醇).Cortisolismostfamousforactivatingyourbrain.Butoncethesourceofstress—e.g.exampressure—isremoved,itcanleavethebodyfeelingwornout.Herewehavesometipstohelpyourecoverfromthosepost-eblues.Don’tworryifyoudidn’tdowell. 37.Takeadeepbreathself-careisincrediblyimportantafterfinishingyourexams.Remembertobalanceyourrandwork—nowthatyouhavesomefreeRefreshingyourfull-of-flashcardsroomwillmakeitfeellikearevision-freezoWakinguptoacleandeskwillremindyourbrainthatyouhaventhemsinceyou’llneedtomakerooRepayyoursleepdebt.It’stimetogiveyourselfabreak,asyourbodyandbrainhavebeenworkinghardnon-stoSleepisthemostimportantthinginmaintainingastablemood.bygoingoutwithyourfriends,that’sgreat—but____evenifitwasn’tyourbestsubject.Nomatterwhathappens,youdeservetobeproudofyourselfforsittingyourexams.Treatyourselftoanicemealout,pickupthehobbyyousacrificedtostudy,A.Liveinthemoment.B.RemembertocelebraC.Doyouhaveasenseofrelief?D.ButwhyareyoufeelingfrustrE.KeeponlywhatyouneedandrecycletherF.It’snotalloverifyoufailthatexam,anddon’tpunishyourself.G.AlackofitcancausenegativeeffectsonourphysicalandmentalhMathildeLoisel,aprettywomanbornintoafamilyofclerks,41ofalifeofluxury—finedinnersservedonsilverplates,elegantclothesthatflowedlikewinthecandlelight.Yetsuchdreams,nomatterhowhardhewoOneevening,whenhebroughthomeaninvitationtothepalaceball,Mathildethrewitwithabittersmile,43:“Whatuseisthistome?Ihavenodresstowear.”Thoughherhusbandwithoutjewelstomatch.”Herhusband,hesitatinMadameForestier.Mathilderushedtothehouse,whereMadameForestier,afterabriefchatatheball,42openedherjewelryboxandsaid,“Choosewhateveryoulike,mydear.”Mathilde’seyes43anet.“CouldIpossiblyborrowthisone?”sheasked,hervoicetrembling47“Ofcourse,”MadameForestierreplied,closingtheboxwithasoftclick.Attheball,Mathildewasthe44ofeverygaze:mencrowdedaroundtoaskhertodance,whilewomenwhisperedbehindtheirfans,theireyesfilledwithlongingastheyapartmentandthe50lifethatwaitedAsmidnightchimed,shehurriedawaywithhtheirrooms,sheletouta46thatechoedthroughthebuilding—forthenecklaHerhusbandsearchedeverycornerofthestreettheyhadwalked,retracingtheirstepsuntildawn,butthenecklacewas52.Theyhadnochoicebuttoreplatheyslavedawayatoddjobs,theirhandscallousedfrom47work,theirfacesexhaustion,untilthedebtwasfinallypaid.whostaredatherinconfusionbeforerecognizingher.“I’velivedalifeofhardshipallbecauseofthatnecklace,”Mathildesaid,hervoiceheavywithbitterness.MadameForestier’seyeswidenedi—itcostnomorethanfivehundredfrancs!”Mathildestoodfrozen,feelingasifthegroundhad48suspendedinavoidofdisbelief.41.A.heardB.dreamedC.approvedD.craved42.A.affordB.supportC.bear43.A.laughingB.weepingC.sighingD.muttering44.A.arguingB.complainingC.doubtingD.whispering45.A.proudlyB.casuallyC.slowlyD.purposely46.A.fixedB.settledC.restedD.wandered47.A.shylyB.nervouslyC.proudly48.A.focusB.heroC.starD.queen49.A.enviedB.admiredC.hatedD.praised50.A.humbleB.plainC.tiringD.sad51.A.panicB.fearC.despairD.sadn52.A.missingB.stolenC.gone53.A.toughB.roughC.strictD.greedy54.A.copyB.toyC.model55.A.splitB.openedC.cavedThestrongpresenceofChineseinternetandtechnologycompaniesassponsorAsianGames——56——(grab)theattentionofviewersaroundtheworldsinceitstarted.ThisdemonstratesChina’sgreatachievementsand57——(stretechnologicalinnovatioThe19thAsianGamesinHangzhou,comparison,therewereonly52sponsorsforamong——60——onlythreecompanieswerefromChina’sinternetAlibabaCloud,thecloudcomputingunitofAlibabaGroup,playsavitalrolebyprovidingessentialtechnologicalsupportforeventmanagement,resultsdistribution,broadcasting.61——(additional),itcontributestothedevelopmentofadigitalplatformensuring——62——(efficiency)broadcaChinesetechcompanies’strongpresencenotonlyboostsbrandawaralsoprovestheirtechnologicalandinnovativecapabilities.Accordingtothe202InnovationIndex——64——(release)bytheWorldIntellectualPropestrengthinsci-techinnovationshastaken——65——greatjumpinrecentye66.假如你是李华,某国际学校英语报“Cross-culturalCommunication”栏目的负2.请按如下格式在答题卡的相应位置作答。NOTICE_________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________67.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workinglate.Theylookedtired,buttheyalwayssmiledandmadeourhomefullofloIwasahighschoolfreshmanwholovedbeautifulthings.There’andIreallywantedanicedress.IoftenlookedatthedItouchedtheglassandwishedIcouldhavehadadrworkedharderandchosecheaperthings.Oneinside.Irecognizedtheenvelopewhichcontainedaletterofadmissionfrommonthsago.Mymother’seyeswerefullofhope.“Thisisforyourdress,”shesaitheenvelopetightlyandfelthowmuchmyparentscaredaboutme.Ipromisedtofindadressfortheballtomakethemproudofme.Igotonthebustotheshoticket,”theconductorsaidtoaman.Themanlookedanxiousinthehospital,andIwasinahurry,”heexplained.Isawhowworriedhewmoment,tookadeepbreathandedtheenvelopewiththerestofthemoneytotheman.“YourdaughterneedsyoumorethanIover.Ihadtogetoffthebusandwalkedhomeslowly.________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________

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