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2025~2026学年江苏宿迁青华中学度高三最后一卷英语一、听力选择题1.Whatisthewomanbusydoing?

A.Lookingafterapet.B.Huntingforaflat.C.Discussingwithherlandlady.2.Whatdoesthewomanthinkoftheconcert?

A.Boring.B.Average.C.Impressive.3.Whatdidthewomanleavebehind?

A.Herwallet.B.Herpassport.C.Hercharger.4.Wheredoestheconversationtakeplace?

A.Athome.B.Inacinema.C.Inazoo.5.Whatisthemanadvisedtodo?

A.Staytotheendstop.B.Transfertoanotherline.C.Getoffatonce.听下面一段对话,回答以下小题。6.WhatisspecialaboutCleanPro?

A.Largecapacity.B.Variouswashmodes.C.Self-cleaningfunction.7.WhatmakesthemandecidetobuyFreshS10?

A.Itsservice.B.Itsprice.C.Itsdesign.听下面一段对话,回答以下小题。8.Whatisthemandoing?

A.Inquiringaboutashow.B.Searchingforamuseum.C.Commentingonapainting.9.Whatdoesthewomansuggestthemando?

A.Arriveearly.B.Bookahead.C.Visitonweekdays.10.Whatisthelastentrytime?

A.4p.m.B.5p.m.C.6p.m.听下面一段对话,回答以下小题。11.WhatinspiredHenrytostartthehikingclub?

A.Anoutdoorexperience.B.Ageographylesson.C.Ateacher’ssuggestion.12.Whatisrequiredfortheclubsetup?

A.Professionalhikers.B.Aone-monthplan.C.Anexperiencedinstructor.13.WhatisJenny’sattitudetostartingthehikingclub?

A.Doubtful.B.Neutral.C.Enthusiastic.听下面一段对话,回答以下小题。14.Whatattractspeoplemosttotherestaurant?

A.Convenientlocation.B.Freshcooking.C.Localflavor.15.WhatdoesMiasayaboutthefood?

A.Itisspicy.B.Itisexpensive.C.Itistasty.16.Whatistherelationshipbetweenthespeakers?

A.Classmates.B.Fellowworkers.C.Managerandsecretary.听下面一段独白,回答以下小题。17.WhyisDecember11chosenforSTEMDay?

A.TohonorDr.Anderson.B.Tocelebrateatournament.C.Tomarkthecenter’sopening.18.Whatactivityisnewthisyear?

A.Asciencequiz.B.Amodeldisplay.C.Arobotcompetition.19.Whatistheprizefortheparticipants?

A.A3D-printedtool.B.Asmallroboticskit.C.Amachinelearningbook.20.Whatisthespeaker?

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A.$45.00.B.$44.00.C.$39.00.D.$38.00.22.Whichoptionwouldbestsuitacost-focusedclient?

A.Same-DayDelivery.B.Next-DayDelivery.C.EconomyDelivery.D.WeekendDelivery.23.Whywillthecouriercalltheclient30minutesbeforearrival?

A.Toaskforacashtip.B.Tocollecttheinsurancefee.C.Toconfirmthedeliveryaddress.D.Toensuretheclient’spresence.KyleLybarger,oftendressedincamo(迷彩服),doesn’tlooklikeatypicalsocialmediainfluencer.Yet,asaforestworkerinAlabama,hehasfoundunexpectedinternetfamebyintroducinghisfollowerstotheoverlookedworldofsoutheasternplants.Today,heactsasaguardianforgrowingrareandendangeredplantpopulations.Ironically,hisconservationjourneybeganwithanecologicalmistake.Adecadeago,whilemanagingaprivateforest,Lybargerwantedtoattractmoredeerandwildturkeys.Hechoseanopen,rockyarea,decidingitwouldbeagoodplacetoplantfoodforwildlife.Heusedherbicide(除草剂)toclearexistingplants,sowingaforeignseedfix.Inthedry,shallowsoil,theseedsdidn’ttake.Butaroundtheedgesoftheland,wherehehadn’tusedherbicide,abreathtakingpictureofcolorful,unfamiliarnativeflowerscameintoviewinthesunlight.AfterLybargerpostedthephotosoftheflowersonline,alocalbotanistreachedout,identifyingtheflowersasrarespecies.Lybargerrealizedhehadnearlykilledoffanareawithawildseedbankofcountlessspeciesjusttoplantafewforeignones.“That’sreallyalightbulbmoment(灵光一闪),”herecalls.Herecognizedthisreflectedacommonhumantendencytodominateratherthancoexistwithnature.Divingintoresearch,helearnedthatbeforehumansettlement,theSoutheastwashometoexpansivegrasslands.Overthecenturies,humandevelopmentandfirecontrolallowedforeigntreeschokedouttheonce-diversegrasslands,killingnativespecies.Findinganewmission,Lybargernowknocksondoorstoinstructlandownerswhoareunknowinghostsofrareplantstocareforthosepopulations.Healsouseshismassiveonlineplatformtoraisefundstoprotectbiodiversity.Hissecretsauce,whichimmediatelycarriedlikewildfireacrossthenation,ishisgenuinepassion.Lybarger’sstoryprovesthattrueenvironmentalprotectionbeginswhenwestoprewritingnatureandlearntoreadit.24.Whatmadethenativeflowerscomeout?

A.Herbicide-freesoil.B.Wildlifewaste.C.Foreign-seedremoval.D.Sufficientsunlight.25.WhatdoesLybarger’s“lightbulbmoment”indicate?

A.Hefoundanewplantingtrick.B.Hedoubtedtheexpert’swords.C.Hedecidedtostudybotany.D.Heregrettedhumanintervention.26.WhatdoesLybarger’scurrentworkinvolve?

A.Buildingonlineplatforms.B.Sellinghissecretsauceformoney.C.Learningconservationrules.D.Educatinglandownersonrareplants.27.Whichofthefollowingwouldbethebesttitleforthetext?

A.ACampaignRedefinesNature.B.AMistakeAwakensaGuardian.C.SecretstoGrowingNativePlants.D.HiddenWealthofVastGrasslands.Whydolife’schallengesmakesomepeoplestrongerandothersweaker?Theanswermaylieinhowourmindsandgenesinteract.Anewresearchprojectisnowinvestigatingthecognitiveandgeneticmechanismsthatcausesomepeopletoflourishandotherstostruggle.Untilnow,researchintocognitivebiasesandgeneticshasbeenentirelyseparate,sobringingthemtogetherinthisresearchisreallyexciting.Previousresearchclearlytellsusthatcertainsetsofgenesmayleadpeopletodevelopanxietyordepressionwhentheyexperiencenegativelifeevents.Butthenewresearchfindsthat,incertainsituations,thosegenescanalsobearealbenefittopeoplewhenthey’reinsupportiveenvironments.Ifachildwithso-calledriskygenesisinagoodschoolandhasmuchsupport,heorshecanreallyflourish.We’rebeginningtorealizethatweshouldn’tcallthemriskygenes,butsensitivitygenes.Thismeansthatsomepeopleatriskofmentalhealthproblemscould,intherightconditions,bereallyhappy.Theothersideoftheresearchlooksatcognitivebiases.Peoplealwayssay:“Whyisthemediafullofnegativenewsstories?”Thisnegativitycanresultinasocietywherepeoplefeelveryanxiousallthetime.Allofourbrainsarenaturallytunedintonegativityforevolutionaryreasons-it’smoreimportanttospotapredator(捕食者)thanfood-butthisisespeciallytrueforanxiousordepressedpeople.Theyareevenmoresensitivetotheeffectsofnegativeinformation,makingitmorelikelythattheywilladoptapessimistichabitofmind.Crucially,thesesamepeoplewhoaremoreaffectedbynegativityarealsomorelikelytoberesponsivetopositivesituationsand,potentially,topsychologicalinterventions.Rightnow,theresearchersareonafive-yearprojectandonlyhalfwaythrough.Oneoftheexcitingthingsisthepossibilityofdevelopingmuchmorepersonalizedtreatmentoptionsforpsychologicaldisorders.Onceweknowthis,wewillbeinabetterpositiontotailortreatmentsforindividuals,ratherthanapplyingtheone-size-fits-allapproachusednow.28.What’sthefocusofthenewresearch?

A.Attitudestodifferentlifechoices.B.Theinfluenceofnegativeexperiences.C.Responsivemechanismstochallenges.D.Therelationshipbetweenenvironmentandgenes.29.Howdotheresearchersarriveattherealizationabout“riskygenes”?

A.Byclarifyinganassumption.B.Bycomparingdifferentsituations.C.Byadjustingresearchprocedures.D.Byanalyzingeffectsofdifferentgenes.30.Whatmakespeoplesensitivetonegativityaccordingtoparagraph3?

A.Pressurefrommodernlife.B.Built-insurvivalmode.C.Exposuretonegativereports.D.Driveforfoodresources.31.Whomightbenefitmorefromtheresearch?

A.Peoplewithgeneticdisorders.B.Peoplehavinghigh-risklifestyles.C.Peoplewithmentalhealthcondition.D.Peopleunwillingtoacceptchallenges.Bookswerestampedwith“HumanAuthored”logos(标识)atthisweek’sLondonBookFair.TheSocietyofAuthorsdescribeditslabellingas“animportantlogotoprotectandpromotehumancreativityinsteadofAIlabelledcontentinthemarketplace”.VisitorstothefairwerealsogivencopiesofDon’tStealThisBook,acollectionof10,000writersincludingNobelwinnerKazuoIshiguroandRichardOsman,inwhichthepagesarecompletelyblank.Thebackcoverstates:“TheUKgovernmentmustnotlegalizebookthefttobenefitAIcompanies.”TheemptybookisaprotestagainstAIcompaniesusingcopyrightedworkswithoutpermissionorpaymenttotraintheirmodelsandagainstUKgovernmentproposalsthatcouldlegalizethispractice.OrganizedbyEdNewton-Rex,acomposerandcopyrightcampaigner,theprojecthasdrawnvastsupportfromtheliteraryworld.TheAIindustryis“builtonstolenwork”.“Thisisacrimethathasvictims,”headded,“GenerativeAIcompeteswiththecreatorsoftheworksittrainson,takingawaytheirlivelihoods.”TheprotestcomesjustaweekbeforetheUKgovernmentisduetopublishaneconomicimpactassessmentofproposedchangestocopyrightlaw.Thegovernmentinitiallyproposedasystem,underwhichAIfirmscouldusecopyrightedmaterialunlessrightsholdersrefusedpermission–anexactoppositeofcopyrightlaw’scoreprinciple.Only3%ofpeoplesurveyedbackedtheplan.Thegovernmentdroppeditbutisnowconsideringa“commercialresearchexception”thatwouldstillallowAIcompaniestouseworkswithoutapprovalforcommercialtraining.FortheauthorsbehindDon’tStealThisBook,theblankpagesareapowerfulsymbol:theyrepresentthefutureofwritingifAIcompaniescontinuetousecreativeworkwithoutpayment-aworldwhereauthorsareleftwithnothing.AstheSocietyofAuthorsputit,theemptybookisjustaband-aidfix-buttherealsolutionisacopyrightsystemthatprotectshumancreativity,notcommercialgreed.32.Whywerethebooksstampedwith“HumanAuthored”logos?

A.Tointroducepromisingauthors.B.Topromotenewly-publishedworks.C.Toshowpublicsympathyforauthors.D.TofightAIstealingcopyrightedworks.33.Whatdoestheunderlinedword“victims”inparagraph3referto?

A.Humanwriters.B.Literarycampaigners.C.Ordinaryreaders.D.GenerativeAIdevelopers.34.Whatisparagraph4mainlyabout?

A.TheprotestweakensUK’seconomy.B.TheUKgovernmentfavorsAIfirms.C.Copyrightlawenjoyspublicsupport.D.AIfirmsprioritizecommercialprofits.35.HowdoestheSocietyofAuthorsviewtheemptybook?

A.Itisawin-windeal.B.Itisagamechanger.C.Itisawell-intentionedfailure.D.Itisatemporarymeasure.Aclassicsongsays,“Everybodyneedsgoodneighbours.”Butin2026,dowestillneedthem?Orhaveweforgottenhowtobefriendlywiththosearoundus?36Butthesedays,manylivenextdoorforyearswithoutlearningtheirnames.Isneighbourlinessdisappearing?Studiesshowwehavelesscontactwithneighboursthanbefore.Onesurveyfoundthat76%ofusbelievepeoplewereclosertoneighbours20yearsagothantoday.37Therearereasonsbehindthisfact.Peopletodaymovehomesmoreoftenforworkorfamilyneeds,makinglong-termconnectionsharder.Insmallercommunities,peopleattendthesameschoolsorshops,sotheygettoknoweachothereasily.Butincitieswithlargerpopulations,thesechancemeetingshappenlessoften.38Longofficehoursorirregularremoteworkmeansneighboursmaynotseeeachother.Atthesametime,manyofuscaremoreaboutprivacy.Often,ouronlyinteractionsareargumentsaboutnoiseorsharedareas.39Aglobalstudyfoundthatknowingjustsixneighbourscanreducelonelinessandhelppeoplefeelsafer.Forolderpeopleorthoseinpoorhealth,informalactsofsupportfromneighborscanbelife-changing.AgeUKhashighlightedhowregularneighbourlycontactcanhelpolderresidentsstayindependentforlonger,whilereducingsocialisolation.Ultimately,there’snohardandfastrulebooktobeingagoodneighbour.40Butattheveryleast,makingsuretosmileandofferakindwordcangomuchfurtherthanyoumightthink.

A.Ourworkingpatternsalsoplayapart.B.However,havinggoodneighboursstillmatters.C.Mostpeoplespendmoretimesocializingthanworking.D.Whatfeelscaringtoonemayfeelunwelcometoanother.E.Once,ourfrontdoorsremainedunlockedforfriendlyfaces.F.Italsofoundthatoneinfivehaveneverspokentoneighbours.G.Thesurveyalsonotedurbanresidentsinteractlesswithneighbours.三、完形填空Oneafternoon,asIwasdivingintolife’sdeeperquestionswithmystudents,athoughtfulboynamedJackraisedhishand.“Whydosomanypeoplefeellost?”heasked.41theircuriosity,Idecidedtoshowthemtheropesthroughexperienceratherthansimply42.“Followme,”Isaid,leadingthemtowardthenearby43.Whispersfilledtheair.“Whyarewegoingthere?”Emmamurmured.“Aretherewildanimals?”Liamaddednervously.“Areweevengoingto44this?”Avoicetrembledfromtheback.Istayed45,walkingcalmlyahead.Thestudentstrailedbehindme,theirmindsracingwith46.Somepanickedover47lions;otherspicturedsnakes.Witheverystep,theiranxiety48,yetIsaidnothing.Afterfortyminutes,westoppedattheforest’sedge.49them,Ismiled.“Don’tworry—wewon’tbeentering.Buttellme,whatdidyounoticeonourwayhere?”Thestudentsfellsilent.“Youweresocaughtupin50oftheunknown,”Icontinued,“thatyou51thebirdssinging,thesunlightfilteringthroughtheleaves,andthe52aroundyou.”Jack’seyeslitupwithrealization.“So…weworrysomuchaboutthefuturethatwe53tolivenow?”“Exactly,”Ireplied.“Lifeisa54.Ifweletfeartakeoverontheway,we’llmissitswonders.”Thestudentsnodded,theirfacesbrightening.Aswewalkedback,theylaughed,finallynoticingtheworldthey’doverlookedbefore.Thelessonwassimplebutprofound:The55shapesthefuture.Don’tletfearstealtoday’sgifts.41.A.SensingB.IgnoringC.InspiringD.Celebrating42.A.complainB.explainC.argueD.announce43.A.hillB.riverC.desertD.forest44.A.rememberB.enjoyC.surviveD.control45.A.silentB.curiousC.shockedD.amused46.A.plansB.guessesC.decisionsD.jokes47.A.hungryB.magicalC.giantD.imaginary48.A.fellB.emergedC.fadedD.mounted49.A.CallingonB.PointingatC.TurningtoD.Waitingfor50.A.joyB.angerC.fearD.hope51.A.heardB.missedC.avoidedD.recorded52.A.harmonyB.beautyC.warmthD.mystery53.A.forgetB.pretendC.refuseD.hate54.A.gameB.battleC.journeyD.gift55.A.luckB.chanceC.effortD.present四、语法填空阅读下面短文,在空白处填入1个适当的单词或括号内单词的正确形式。Waterplaysacrucialroleinshapingself-identityandourrelationshipwiththeenvironment.InChineseculture,waterisafundamentalsymbolrepresentingnatureandharmony,deeply56(involve)inphilosophyandmythology.Itis57sourceofpeaceforancientthinkersandisregardedasaesthetically(审美上)powerfulinChineseartandarchitecture,integratingthehumanworldwiththenaturalone.Chinesephilosophy,58(specific)Daoism,viewswaterasthemodelforcosmic(宇宙的)andsocialorder.Daoism,formedinthe6thcenturyBC,59(believe)humansshouldliveinharmonywithnature’sDao—thenaturalflowoflife.TheDaodeJingemphasizesthevirtuesofwater,illustrating60itsqualitiesshapeandguidetheprinciplesofsociallifeandpersonalconducttoaremarkableextent.InChineseart,thelandscapeconceptof“shanshui”combinesmountains—representing61(still),andwater—representingchange,symbolizingtheharmony62brevity(短暂)andcontinuityinnature.AncientChinesearchitecture,suchasHongcun,integrateswater-systems63reflecttheanatomy(解剖)ofanox,64(display)thehuman-naturebalance.Waterdemonstratesourconnectiontonatureandremindsusofenvironmentcrises,likepollutedrivers.Theyhighlighttheimportanceofrememberingourancestraltiestothis65(essence)element.五、书信写作66.假定你是李华,你校近期开展了“校园美化日”(CampusBeautificationDay)劳动实践活动。请你在英语口语课上进行一分钟演讲,内容包括:(1)分享活动收获;(2)提出改进建议。注意:(1)词数80左右;(2)可以适当增加细节,以使行文连贯。Helloeveryone,____________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________Thankyouforlistening!六、书面表达67.阅读下面材料,根据其内容和所给段落开头语续写两段,使之构成一篇完整的短文。MymostmemorableThanksgivinghappenedlastyearatourlocalchurch,whereasimpleoutreachprogramblossomedintoaprofoundlessononthepowerofsharing,care,andinclusion.AweekbeforeThanksgiving,withafewchurchmembers,wewantedtogiveawayholidaymealsforfamiliesinourcommunity.Wecontactedneighborsandsocialworkersforfamilieswhomightbestruggling.Theirresponseswereoverwhelming:asinglemother,Amy,workingtwojobstopaymedicalbills;anelderlycouple,MrandMrsJones,whosefixedincomecouldn’tstretch;theTomasfamily,displacedbyarecentfire...Eventually,wecreatedalistof10familiesinfinancialneed,eachtoreceiveaThanksgivingfoodbasket.Thesewerecarefullypreparedbasketswithallnecessitiesforatraditionalholidaymeal:goldenstuffingmix,greenbeans,sweetpotatoes,jelliedcr

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