山东名校考试联盟2026年10月2027届高三年级阶段性检测英语试卷（含答案详解）

试卷类型A高三英语试题第1页（共12页）山东名校考试联盟2026年10月高三年级阶段性检测英语试题本试卷分为第Ⅰ卷（选择题）和第Ⅱ卷（非选择题）两部分，共150分，考试用时120分钟。注意事项：1.答卷前，考生务必将自己的姓名、准考证号填写在答题卡上。2.回答选择题时，选出每小题答案后，用2B铅笔把答题卡上对应题目的答案标号涂黑。如需改动，用橡皮擦干净后，再选涂其他答案标号。回答非选择题时，将答案写在答题卡上。写在本试卷上无效。3.考试结束后，将本试卷和答题卡一并交回。第Ⅰ卷第一部分听力（共20小题；每小题1.5分，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.HowmanydayswilltheNewSportsEventlast?A.Threedays. B.Fourdays. C.Fivedays.2.Wheredidthewoman'scousingo?A.Toacitypark. B.Toalocaltheater. C.Toauniquemuseum.3.Whatcausedthewomantostopcyclingtowork?A.Thehighriskofcycling.B.Thelongtraveldistance.C.Thepoortrafficconditions.4.Whatdoesthewomansuggestthemando?A.Takeshortbreaks.B.Purchasehiscomputer.C.Finishhispresentation.5.Whydoesthewomanchoosethenewplants?A.Theyrequirelessdirectsunlight.B.Theycansurviveforalongtime.C.Theytoleratehightemperatures.高三英语试题第2页（共12页）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.Whatmakesthewomanstuckonherproject?A.Vaguesampleanalysis.B.Restricteddistrictdata.C.Indirectevidencesource.7.Whatdoesthemanadvisethewomantodo?A.Acknowledgethelimitations.B.Collectmoredirectevidence.C.Adjusttheresearchtheme.听第7段录音，回答第8至10题。8.Whatistheprobablerelationshipbetweenthespeakers?A.Agentandclient.B.Landlordandrenter.C.Customerandseller.9.Whatcanthemandotogetalowerrent:A.Paytherentinadvance.B.Signalonger-termlease.C.Acceptasmallerapartment.10.Whichofthefollowingareincludedinthemonthlyrent?A.Electricityandinternetfees.B.Waterandgarbagefees.C.Annualservicecharge.听第8段录音，回答第11至13题。11.Whatiswrongwiththebicycle?A.Itslockisoutoforder.B.Itstyresarealittleworn.C.Itsseatisslightlydamaged.12.Whatisthefinalpriceforthebicycle?A.$100. B.$110. C.$120.13.Whyshouldthemantextthewomaninadvance?A.Togettheaddress. B.Toconfirmtheprice. C.Tochecktheschedule.高三英语试题第3页（共12页）听第9段录音，回答第14至16题。14.Whydidtheclubchangeitsweeklymeetings?A.StudentsusuallyhadFridayplans.B.Studentscouldn'taccessthewebsite.C.Studentsdislikedwhole-bookdiscussions.15.Whatwastheeffectofthepodcast?A.Itboostedreadingspeed.B.Itendedweeklymeetings.C.Itdrewnewclubmembers.16.Whatwilltheclubdonextmonth?A.Hostanonlinesession.B.Discusswholebookstogether.C.Recordmorepodcastchapters.听第10段录音，回答第17至20题。17.Whocanjointheurbannaturewalk?A.Localteenagers. B.Professionalhikers. C.Outdoorenthusiasts.18.Whenwillthewalkbegin?A.ThisFridavnoon. B.NextSundaymorning.C.ThisSundayafternoon.19.Whatisthesuggestionforparticipants?A.Wearsuitableclothesandshoes.B.Haverelevanthikingexperience.C.Bringsomeprofessionalequipment.20.Whydotheytakefixedroutes?A.Toensurepersonalsafety.B.Togetusefulexplanations.C.Toprotectthelocalecosystem.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。ALet'sbereal:withthehighlyintensestudy,exerciseisusuallythefirstthingtogetcutfromtheschedule.Butmaintainingaroutineofexerciseforbusystudentsisaboutmorethanhittingafitnessgoal.Italsosupportsyourstudy.We'llshowyouhowtoaddeffectiveworkoutsintoyourdailyroutine,ensuringyourhealthevenwhenyourcalendarispacked.高三英语试题第4页（共12页）No-EquipmentWorkoutforBusyMorningsThisbody-weightroutinerequireszeroequipmentandworkseveninadormroom.Itclearsyourheadbeforeyouevenheadtoyourfirstclass.ActiveMovementBetweenStudyBreaksSittinginfrontofthedeskforalongtime,youmayfeelyourneckandwaistliketheyaremadeofstone.Tostretchandreleasethetension,youcantrythese:Deskyogaforneckandshoulders.10wallpush-upsbetweenbreaks.Liftheavytextbooksoverhead.Thesemicro-movementsfitnaturallyintoyourexistingstudyscheduleandkeepthebloodflowingandyourbrainengaged.ExerciseIntegrationintoCampusTravelSometimesthebestquickworkoutshappenonthewaytothelibraryorotherplaces.“Activetravel”istheultimatelifetipforhittingyourfitnessgoalswithoutaddingasingleminutetoyourday.Forexample,skipthelazyelevatorride.Takethestairsanddevelopyourfunctionallegstrengthstepbystep.Whilequeuingupformealsorclasses,dosimplegentlestretchestoreleasebodytension.Astheblogsuggests,addingthesetipstoeachdayimprovesthefitnessandfocus.Startsmall,stayconsistent,andthelongstudysessionswillfeelmucheasier.21.Howlongdoesthebody-weightroutinetake?A.1minute B.3minutes C.9minutes D.15minutes22.Whatdoexercisesduringstudybreaksandcampustravelhaveincommon?A.Theyoccupynoextratime. B.Theyarecarriedoutindoors.C.Theyarehigh-intensityworkouts. D.Theyhelpboostenergyandfocus.23.Whereisthistextmostlikelyfound?A.Asportsclubnoticeboard. B.Apersonaltrainingjournal.C.Astudentwellnesswebsite. D.Acampusfitnessnewspaper.BTenyearsago,attheheightofblogging,Idocumentedmylifewithphotosandstoriesonline.Imetsomanyincrediblepeoplethatway,anditfeltwarmandgood—untilIgotastalker—arealonewhosentmefrighteningnotesalongwithaphotoofmy高三英语试题第5页（共12页）children'sschool.Scared,Ihurriedlydeletedmostofmyonlinerecords,andlostmyinternetinnocence.Sincethen,Ipostalmostnothingpersonalonline.So,whenfriendsandIwentoutrecentlyandsomeonetookgroupshots,Ipolitelyaskedthemnottopostpicturesofme.Iftheyreallywantedto,pleasecropmeoutfirst.Onefriendtookitpersonallyandaccusedmeoflimitingherfreedom.Sheunwillinglypostedthephotowithmecroppedout,adding:“Notpictured:theonefriendwhodoesn'twanttobeseenwithus.”Thathurt.Butitalsogotmethinking:Isitrudetopostaphotoofsomeonewithoutaskingfirst?Therearegoodreasonstoaskfirst.Onceanimageisonline,it'seffectivelypermanent.Facialrecognitionsoftwarecantraceastranger'sfacebacktotheperson'sname,location,interestsandevenSocialSecuritynumber.Besides,peoplemayavoidphotosforpersonalreasons:relationshiptroubles,healthissuesorsimplyabadangle.Here'stheotherside,askingeveryoneineverygroupshotisimpractical.Ifeveryoneneededpermissionfromeverypersoninthebackgroundofagroupshot,socialmediawouldgrindtoahalt.Ihatetheargumentboilsdownto“everyonedoesit”—butit'sbettertoconsiderbothkindnessandpracticality.Soisitrude?Forcasual,good-lookinggroupphotospostedtoaprivateaccountamongclosefriends.youprobablyhavesomefreedom.Forphotosclearlycenteredonanindividual,postedpubliclyorinvolvinganyonewhoseemedhesitant:Askfirst.Andwhenitcomestochildren,alwaysask.Ifyou'rethepersonwhoprefersnottobeposted,knowthatyou'renotbeingdifficult.You'reprotectingyourowndigitalfootprintandit'sjustself-aware.24.Whatmadetheauthorchangeheronlinebehavior?A.Theactualsafetythreat. B.Thenatureofonlinephotos.C.Thefriend'sunfaircriticism. D.Thefailureofrecord-deleting.25.WhydoestheauthormentionfacialrecognitioninParagraph3?A.Tostresstheexposureofonlinephotos.B.Towarnagainstsharingphotospublicly.C.Tocomparewithothertrackingmethods.D.Tosupporttheneedforaskingpermission.26.Whatdoestheunderlinedphrase“grindtoahalt”inParagraph4mean?A.Cometoastop. B.Seerapidgrowth.C.Losepublicinterest. D.Requirestricterrules.27.Whatistheauthor'sattitudetowardspeopleavoidingbeingposted?A.Critical. B.Concerned C.Sympathetic D.Contradictory.高三英语试题第6页（共12页）CAccordingtodatagatheredfromasmallscaletrial,patientssufferingfromchroniclungdiseasemayachievenoticeablebreathingimprovementafterreceivinglaughtertherapy.Chronicobstructivepulmonarydisease（COPD）,rankedamongtheleadingsourcesofdisabilityanddeathglobally,preventspatientsfromfullyexpelling（排出）airwhileexhaling（呼气）.Trappedstale（浑浊的）airinsidethelungsrobspatientsofsufficientoxygen,leavingthemoutofbreathmerelyduringroutinedailytasks.ThoughdoctorscommonlyhandleCOPDviachemicalmedicinesandtargetedbreathingpracticeslikepursedlipbreathing,aconsiderablenumberofpatientsgrowincreasinglydependentonoutsideassistance,bringingaboutasteadydeclineintheiroveralllifequality.GoncagulAldan,formerlyatHacettepeUniversityFacultyofNursinginAnkara,Turkey,hadobservedlaughtertherapy'spositiveeffectsonpatientsfightingdiverseillnesses.Herteamselected63participantsunderongoingmedicalcareandsplitthemevenlyintothreegroups.Allsubjectsstucktoregulardrugtreatment.Onegroupperformedpursedlipbreathing;anothertooklaughtertherapycourses;thecontrolgroupgotnoextrainterventions.Distinctfromcasuallaughterarousedbyfunnystories,laughtertherapyinvolvesorganizedplayfulmovements,rhythmicclappingandstressreliefbreathing.Participantsreceivedfacetofaceprofessionalguidancebeforepractisingrelevantskillsfor30minutes,threetimesweeklyontheirown.Eightweekslater,membersofthetwotreatmentgroupsreportedsuperiorbreathingandphysicalstaterelativetothecontrolgroup.Suchgainspersistedforatleastonemonthafterthetrial,eventhoughnopracticecouldcutpatients’demandfordailycare.Aldansupposeslaughtertherapystrengthensbreathingmuscles,acceleratesbloodcirculationandeasesmentalpressure.Still,shecautionsthatuncontrolledrandomlaughtermayexposeCOPDpatientstophysicalharm.“Thisisamodestbutwell-runstudy,”saysMarcMiravitllesatValld’HebronUniversityHospitalinBarcelona,Spain,whowasn'tinvolvedintheresearch.“Theseresults—showingthatpatientscanbreathemoreeasilyandfeelbetteringeneral—arepromising.Akeyquestionnowishowtomakethissimple,low-costtherapyaccessibletomoreCOPDpatientsworldwide.”高三英语试题第7页（共12页）28.WhattroublesmanyCOPDpatients?A.Insufficientfreshoxygensupply.B.Limitedairreleaseduringexhalation.C.Growingneedforoutsideassistance.D.Constantpoorlivingcondition.29.WhatdowelearnaboutAldan'sexperiment?A.Participantsquittheirdrugtreatment.B.Casuallaughterformedpartofcourses.C.Eachgroupgotsametherapytreatments.D.Laughtergroupgotpersonalguidance.30.WhatdoesAldanthinkofuncontrolledrandomlaughter?A.Itgreatlybenefitspatients'mentalhealth.B.ItmaybringphysicalrisktoCOPDpatients.C.Itworksbetterthanorganizedlaughtertherapy.D.Itcaneasepatients'mentalpressureeffectively.31.Whatwillbepossiblybetalkedaboutinthefollowingparagraph?A.Waystopopularizelaughtertherapy.B.Limitsoflaughtertherapyintreatment.C.Stepstocarryoutpursed-lipbreathing.D.Effectsofoxygenshortageonlungs.DDipterocarp,thetallesttropical（热带的）tree,cantop100metres.Agiantabsorbsmoresunlightthannearbytrees,yetheighthasaprice:thetalleratree,theharderitistoliftwatertoitstop.Scientistsassumedthatgiantswouldsuffermostindroughts,butanewstudyfoundthatdipterocarpsadjusttheirwatersystemandleafchemistry,makingthetallestnomoredrought-sensitivethanshorterones.Atree'strunkcontainstubescalledxylemthatcarrywaterfromrootstoleaves,butitisfarfromsimple.Treesrelyonevaporation（蒸发）fromleavestodrawwaterupwardthroughthexylem.Meanwhile,waterparticles（分子）sticktooneanotherandtothexylemwalls,keepingthechainfrombreaking.Astreesgrowtaller,however,twoproblemsemerge.Gravitycanbreakthewaterchain,creatingairpocketsthatblockflow.Worsestill,friction（摩擦）againstthetubewallsbuildsupandslowstherise.高三英语试题第8页（共12页）Thisledscientiststopredictthatgiantslikedipterocarpswouldsuffermostindroughts.Yetactualdataweremissing,becausereachingthetoprequiresexperiencedclimbers.AteamledbyPauloBittencourtjoinedsuchclimbersinaSoutheastAsianrainforest,where38dipterocarpsweremeasuredand27weretrackedfor770days,aperiodthatincludedasix-monthdrought.Theresultswerestriking.Eachtree'sxylemwidenedfromtiptobase,loweringresistanceneartheground,andinthetallesttreesthewideningextendedfarbeyondwhatsimplescalingwouldpredict.Theirtopmostleavesheldhigherconcentrationsofosmolytes-chemicalsthatstabilizecellsunderwaterstress,makingthemlesslikelytodryout.Theseadaptationsmeantheighthasnothingtodowithreducedgrowthinthedrought.Thefindingthatthesegiantsaremoredrought-resistantthanexpectedmattersgreatlysincethetallest1%oftreesstoreoverhalfofaforest'scarbon.“Thesetreesarerareandimportant,andtheirwatersystemsareperfectlyevolvedfortheirheight,”saidPauloBittencourt,thestudy'sleadauthor.Thissignalsthatpreviousclimatemodelsbasedontheassumptionthatgiantswouldsuffermostinfuturedroughtsneedcorrecting.32.HowdoestheauthorintroducethetopicinParagraph1?A.Byquotinganexpert. B.Byprovidingstatistics.C.Bypresentingacontrast. D.Byexplainingaconcept.33.Howdodipterocarpssurvivedrought?A.Theyclearairpocketswithleafchemicals.B.Theyadjustbothwaterflowandleafchemistry.C.Theywidentheirxylematthetop.D.Theygrowtheirrootsdeeperindrought.34.WhatdoestheauthormeanbymentioningclimatemodelsinParagraph5?A.Theyneedmoreforestcarbondata.B.Theyshowforestsfacegreaterdrought.C.Theyfailtoexplaintrees'watertransport.D.Theymayoverestimategiants'droughtrisk.35.Whatcanbethebesttitleforthetext?A.HowXylemWidensinForestGiantsB.WhyForestGiantsSurviveDroughtsC.HowTreesMoveWatertoTheirLeavesD.WhyTallTreesSufferMostinDroughts高三英语试题第9页（共12页）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。Deadlines:MoreThanJustaCountdownPeopleliketomaketheircommitmentsatthestartofayear,monthorweek,afterbirthdays,andevenafternationalholidays.Landmarksinthecalendarseemtogivepeopleachancetogetridoftheiroldselvesandstartafresh.However,peopledon'thavetowaitforthenewyeartorollaround.36Deadlinesserveasacureforprocrastination,afundamentalhumantendencytoputthingsofffornogoodreason.Researchersinvestigatedwhathappenedwhendentalclinicsvariedthecheck-upreminderssenttotheirpatients,promisinggoodieslikeafreedentalkitforthosewhoarrangedappointmentswithinacertaintimeframe.37Evenwithoutrewards,settingadeadlinemotivatedpeopletobooktheirnextcheck-ups.38WhenFormerGoogleCEOEricSchmidtwasaskedabouthisrecipeformakinggooddecisions,hisresponsewas“discordplusdeadline”—disagreementsensurethatpeoplediscusstheissuesproperly,whiledeadlinesstopthemtalkingatlength.Mostpeopleprefertighterdeadlines,whichproducequickerresponses,drawingworktoaclosewhenthereisnothingmoretobegainedfromextendingit.Third,deadlinescreatesharedexpectationswithinorganizations.Considerhowcompaniesapplyforpatentsfortheirnewinventions.Theresearchteammustcompletethetechnicaldetailsbyagivendate,thelegaldepartmentneedstimetopreparethedocuments,andthefinanceteammustapprovethebudget.39Deadlinesensurethateachdepartmentfinishesitspartontime,sotheapplicationissubmittedbeforethefinalcutoff.However,deadlinescanhavesideeffects.Theycanweakenpeople'ssenseofautonomy.Theycandistractfromlonger-termgoals.Mostobviously,theymaycauseworktoberushed.40Afterall,anydeadlineisbetterthannone.A.Thisiswheredeadlinestrulyprovetheirvalue.B.Adelayinanystepcanholduptheentireprocess.C.However,deadlinesoftenleadtopoorqualitywork.D.Despitetheserisks,deadlinesarestillessential.E.Deadlinesalsoensurethatworkisnotdraggedoutendlessly.F.Itturnedoutthatthosewithadeadlineweremoreresponsive.G.Instead,theycansettheirowndeadlinestogetthingsmoving.高三英语试题第10页（共12页）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四个选项中选出最佳选项。Halfwaythroughmymarathon,myenergyranlow.Mylegmusclesachedfromcontinuouseffort,andkeepingmyplannedpaceprovedfarmore41thanIhadexpected.Disappointmentcameoverme,mixedwithregret:to42theracebywalkingstruckmeasfailure,a43ofthehighstandardsIhadsetformyselfthroughmonthsofstricttraining.Yetgrowingdiscomfortforcedmeto44myfixedwayofthinking.Iworkedoutapractical45:runforfiveminutes,thentakefiveslowwalkingsteps,andrepeatthispatternfortherestoftherace.Thoughmyself-respectfiercely46thiscompromise,Iresolvedtofollowitwithout47.Eachtimethestopwatch（秒表）48theendofafive-minuterunningperiod,Iwouldslowdowntowalk,however49mywishwastokeeprunningnon-stop.Againandagain,aninnervoiceurgedmetobendmyself-setruleandkeepmovingforward.Temptedto50thewalkingstepsentirely,I51myinnerlongingandstuckfaithfullytomyplan.Mytirednessnever52,yetmymentalworrygraduallybecamelessstrong.Istoppedseeingshortwalksas53,butregardedthemasausefulwaytokeepmovingahead.Beyondmyhopes,Icrossedthefinishlineandhitmypre-racetimegoal.Thisracebroughtmeadeep54.Trueperseveranceisnotblindstubbornness,butthereadinessto55.41.A.rewarding B.demanding C.appealing D.surprising42.A.complete B.withdraw C.collapse D.escape43.A.defence B.recognition C.betrayal D.pressure44.A.reconsider B.overlook C.display D.treasure45.A.formula B.clue C.warning D.strategy46.A.tolerated B.questioned C.welcomed D.resisted47.A.mercy B.delay C.exception D.regret48.A.marked B.measured C.confirmed D.calculated49.A.confusing B.powerful C.awkward D.slight50.A.skip B.select C.copy D.accept51.A.silenced B.satisfied C.awakened D.restricted52.A.woreoff B.diedout C.turnedout D.brokedown53.A.honour B.fortune C.defeat D.excuse54.A.insight B.prediction C.judgement D.memory55.A.adapt B.adjust C.quit D.persevere高三英语试题第11页（共12页）第Ⅱ卷第二节（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。AtaworkshopinBaichengcounty,northwestChina'sXinjiangUygurAutonomousRegion,localwomenareturningsewingskills56asourceofstableincome.“IamverygladIcouldfindajobnearhome,”alocalwomansaysassheoperatesasewingmachineattheworkshopwhich57（run）bytheGulekuliFarmers’ProfessionalCooperative.Foundedin2018,thecooperativehasgrownsteadily,thankstothe58（assist）fromWenzhou,eastChina'sZhejiangProvince.Thelocalworkshopnowcoversalargerareaandisequippedwithnearly100advancedmachines,greatly59（boost）itsproductioncapacity.Namedthe“women'shappinessworkshop”,thefacilityhasbecomeaplatform60ruralwomengainself-worthandincreaseincomes.Morethan80womencurrentlyworkatthecooperative,earninganaverage61（month）salaryof2,000yuanto3,000yuan,withtopearnersmakingupto5,000yuan,accordingtoitsmanager.Beyondemployment,thecooperativealsodevoteseffortstopromotingintangibleculturalheritage.DrawingontheheritageofQiuci,anancientkingdom62（center）inwhatisnowKuqacity,Aksuprefecture,thecooperativehasdevelopeddistinctiveproducts,withmoredetailsstill63（polish）tosatisfychangingmarketdemands.In2026,64additional3-million-yuanaidfundwillbegrantedtoalocalgarmentcooperative,encouragingitsindustrialtransformation,asitintroducesAI-poweredautomaticsewingmachines,65thecooperativewilllaunchsystematicprofessionaltrainingforitsemployees,toexpandintohigh-endproductioninWenzhou.第四部分写作（共两节，满分40分）第一节（满分15分）你校英文报正在征集“智玩AI（PlaySmartwithAI）”活动方案。请你以此为主题写一篇短文投稿，介绍你的活动方案。内容包括：1.活动安排；2.预期效果。注意：1.写作词数应为80个左右；2.请按如下格式作答。ProposalforPlaySmartwithAI高三英语试题第12页（共12页）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。“Justthinkofit!”criedLydia.“Ourfirstcamp!Forfivedayswe’llbeentirelyonourown.”Grace,herbestfriend,noddedquietly,feelinganxiousaboutleavinghome.Lydiacomfortedherwarmly,butsighedatthethoughtofKerryalsojoiningthecamp.Thetwogirlswererivals.LydiadislikedKerry'sobsessionwithappearance,whileKerryalwaysthoughtLydiawasself-centeredandbossy.Thenextday,thegirlswereinhighspiritsastheygotintothebusheadingforthecamp.Everyonesangjoyfully,withKerry'sclearvoicestandingout.Afterthegrouphadsungallthepopularhits,therewasabreak.GraceturnedtoLydiaandsaid,“Singthesongyou'vecomposed‘There'sbeautyinthesunset’.”“Oh,soshecomposesaswell.”Kerry'stonewasironic.Lydia'sfacereddenedwithembarrassmentbecauseshekeptallherwritingshiddeninsidehernotebookandcherishedit.Soontheyreachedthecampsite.Bydrawinglots,theyweredividedintofiveteamsofseven.MuchtoLydia'sdispleasure,KerryendedupinTeamThreetogetherwithherandGrace.Lydiawaslaterelectedteamleader.Thecampwasfilledwithcolorfulactivities.Still,whateveryonelookedforwardtomostwasthefinalCultureEvening,wheneachteamhadtopreparethreeoriginalacts.Thenextmorning,Lydiaassignedtent-tidyingworktoKerry.Whilecleaning,KerryaccidentallyfoundapieceofpaperthathadslippedoutofLydia'snotebook,onwhichwasexactlythatsong.Shewasdeeplytouchedbythedelicateandsincerewords.Realizinghermeanwordsbeforeweretotallywrong,Kerryfeltguiltybutdidn'tknowhowtoapologizeproperlytoLydia.Later,theteamgatheredtodiscussactsfortheculturalshow.Ashortplayandagroupdanceweresettledinnotime,butthethirdactremainedundecided.Amagicshowwasrejectedastoorisky,andafashionshowastoocostly—theycravedsomethingnovelandimpressive.Allofthemfrownedandrackedtheirbrains,failingtofigureitout.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。Justthen,GracelookedfromLydiatoKerryandgotaperfectplan.Onthefinalevening,Kerrycameonstagewithherguitar.山东名校考试联盟2026年10月高三阶段性检测英语答案1-5BCCAC 6-10BAABB11-15CBCAC 16-20AABAC听力参考材料：1.M:Wouldyouevercycletowork?W:Maybe,ifthejourneywereeasier.M:Whatstopsyou?W:Thedistanceisfine,butthehillsandtrafficmakecyclingdifficultandtiring.2.W:DidyouhearaboutthenewmuseuminZagreb?M:Yes.Whatdidyourcousindothere?W:Shewentdownaslideandplayedinaballpool.M:Thatsoundsfun!3.M:AreyoufollowingtheNewSportsEvent?W:Alittle.Whenwillitstart?M:It'sscheduledforMay21to24,2026.W:Well,Igotit.4.W:You'vebeenworkingonyourcomputerforhours.M:Ineedtofinishmypresentationtonight.W:Youreyesneedarest.Youcancontinueaftertenminutes.5.M:Whatareyoudoingwiththoseflowers?W:I'mchoosingplantsforourschoolgarden.M:Whythesenewvarieties?W:Theycansurvivehotweatherbetter,sothey'reagoodchoice.Text6W:Professor,doyouhaveaminute?I'mabitstuckonmyurbancarbon-emissionresearchproject.M:Sure.What'stheproblem?W:Iwasthinkingofcomparingcarbonemissionsintwocitydistricts,butdetaileddistrict-leveldataisn'topentothepublic.M:Isee.Youcanuseindirectevidenceinstead.Sinceyourdataislimited,justmakesuretopointthatoutclearlyinyourpaper.W:SoIneedtoadmitwheremydatafallsshort?M:Exactly.Goodresearchisn'taboutperfectresults——it'sabouthonestanalysis.Text7

W:Goodmorning.I'mcallingabouttheone-bedroomapartmentyouaskedaboutyesterday.Areyoustillthinkingaboutit?M:Yes,butIwaswonderingifthemonthlyrentisnegotiable.Thelistingsays$950,whichisabitsteepforme.W:Right.Thelandlordwouldprobablyaccept$900ifyousignaone-yearleaseinsteadofsixmonths.M:Thatsoundsfair.Areutilitiesincludedinthatprice?W:Waterandgarbageareincluded,butelectricityandinternetareseparate.Thoseusuallyrunabout$80permonth.M:OK.Sothat'salmost$1,000intotal.I'llneedtothinkitoverandgetbacktoyoubytomorrow.W:Noproblem.I'llholditforyouuntiltomorrow.Justgivemeacalleitherway.Text8W:Goodafternoon.You'retheonewhotextedmeabouttheusedbicycle,right?M:Exactly.I'mwonderingwhatconditionit'sin.Isthereanyobviousdamage?W:Itridesperfectly.Onlytheseatisalittleworn.Ijustreplacedthetyreslastmonth.M:Thatsoundsgood.Howmuchareyouaskingforit?W:120dollars.Iboughtitfor200sixmonthsago.M:Hmm.couldyouace.nt100?Ineeditformydailycommute.W:Well,110isthelowestIcanao.Andyou'llneedtobringyourownlock.M.OK,that'sacceptable.CanIcomeoverthisSaturdayafternoon?W:Sure.Buttextmeaheadoftime,incaseI'moutrunningerrands.Text9M:Todayonourschoolpodcast,wehaveNinafromthestudentbookclub.Nina,yourclubhasrecentlychangeditsmeetings.Why?W:WeusedtomeeteveryFridayafternoonanddiscussonewholebook.Butmanymembershadsportspracticeorfamilyplansthen.M:Sowhatdoyoudonow?W:WerecordashortpodcasteveryWednesday.Twostudentsintroduceachapter,andlistenerscansendquestionsthroughtheschoolwebsite.M:Doesthatmeanmembersnolongermeetinperson?W:Notexactly.Westillmeetonceamonth,butwespendmoretimesharingideasthangivingsummaries.M:Hasthechangeattractedmorestudents?W:Yes.Somestudentsfirstlistenedwhileridingthebushome.Later,theyjoinedtheclubbecausetheywantedtotalkaboutthebooksthemselves.M:Whatwilltheclubdonextmonth?W:Wewillinvitealocalwritertohaveanonlinemeetingwithusandtakepartindifferentactivitiesnextmonth.1Text10Helloeveryone.I'mJake,avolunteerguidefromthecity'secologicalconservationassociation.I'mheretodaytosharedetailsofourupcomingurbannaturewalk,afreepublicactivityopentoallteenagersinourcommunity.ThewalkisscheduledforthemorningofnextSunday.We'llsetoffat8:30sharpfromthecentralcitysquareandheadfortheurbanwetlandreserve.Unlikeregularhikingtrips.thisactivityfocusesonobservingnativeplantspeciesandlearningaboutloca