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2026届福建宁德市高三下学期命题趋势预测(二)英语试卷一、阅读理解Peoplehavebeengettingpaidforfreelance(自由)writingfordecades,andtheInternethasmadeiteasierthanevertolaunchyourwritingcareer.Youcangaininstantaccesstofreelancewritingskills,getpaidforyourwork,andscaleyourbusiness.Writingonlinealsomeansatonofflexibility.Obviously,youhavetomeetdeadlines,butyoucanessentiallypickyourownscheduleandgetpaidtowritefromanywherethathasasolidInternetconnection.Belowaresomewebsitesthatwillpayyoutowriteuniquecontenttopublishontheirsites.

PlatformNameDescriptionPaymentRateTopics/RequirementsLiiisBethPayswriterswithafeministperspectivewhoalignwiththesite’smission(mustreviewpastarticlesbeforepitching).Varies(nofixedrate);rejectspreviouslypublishedwork.Muststudyexistingarticlesfirst.FreelanceMomPays75–100forparentingarticles(personalstories,researchedpieces,education-focused).PayPalpayments.75–100peracceptedarticle.Contentmustrelatetoparenting.SitePointTech-focusedplatformseekingarticlesonJavaScript,Python,Rust,WebAssembly,Figma,TailwindCSS,etc.Opentopitches.Variesbasedoncontentquality/relevance.Prioritizetechnicaltutorials/insights.ListversePays$100/articleforlisticle-stylecontentondiversetopics(e.g.,deadlanguages,mysteries).NoexpertiseornativeEnglishrequired.$100perarticle.Topicsvarywidely;emphasisonengaginglists.TheAmericanScholarQuarterlyjournalpayingupto500forprintarticles(250forweb-exclusives).Coverspublicaffairs,literature,science,history,culture.Upto500(print),250(online).Max6,000words.Lessthan2%acceptancerateforunsolicitedpieces.1.WhatmustawriterdobeforesubmittinganarticletoLiiisBeth?

A.Provetheirexpertiseinpoverty.B.Submitatleastthree-storyideasfirst.C.Readpreviousarticlespublishedonthesite.D.Guaranteeoriginalitywithoutanyreferences.2.Whichplatformoffersthehighestpotentialpaymentperarticle?

A.FreelanceMom.B.SitePoint.C.Listverse.D.TheAmericanScholar.3.Whatisthemainpurposeofthetext?

A.Tocomparedifferentonlinewritingplatforms.B.Toexplainthechallengesoffreelancewriting.C.Toadvertiseopportunitiesforpaidwritingonline.D.Tocriticizelowpaymentratesinthewritingindustry.Isthereanysuchthingasasalttooth?Wearefamiliarwithasweettooth,alongwiththenegativeeffectsofsugar.Wearebroadlyawareofthedisadvantagesoftoomuchsalt,includinghighbloodpressure,whichputspressureonthebloodvessels(血管),theheartandthekidneys.Itcanalsoleadtowaterretention(水肿).Butwedon’ttendtopolicehowmuchsaltweeat—atleast,notasrigorouslyaswithsugar—orquestionwhetherwearejustpayingattentiontoourbodies,whichrequiresomesaltformusclestoworkproperly,orwearebeingcontrolledbyastrongurge.Asalttoothisquiteunlikeasweettooth.Itdoesn’tcreateanappetiteforitselfatthehormonelevel.Butsaltdoesmakeourtastebudsgetusedtoit,sothatthemoreyoueat,themoreyouneedtogetthesamesaltyhit.Thisiswhychefscangetheavy-handedwithit.AsSamBloom,anutritionaltherapist,explains,“Whatisgenerallymoreconcerningisthefatthatisusedtogetherwithsalt,likesaltycrisps,friesandfastfood.Readymealsareoftentheworstforhiddensalts.Anythingthataddsflavorthatisn’taspiceorherbwillprobablyhavesaltaddedtoitandcanmakeyouwanttoeatmorebecauseittastesgood.Thesaltandfatcombinationinthesefoodsiswhatcausesproblemswithcholesterol(胆固醇).Thesaltthatpeopleaddtoamealismuchlessconcerning.”Nutritionists’suggestionisconvincing:Whenthedesireforsalthits,avoidgoingstraightforsaltysnackfoodssuchascrispsandinsteadensureyouarewellhydrated.Seekoutwholefoods,suchasolivesandleafygreens.Thesefoodswillhelpyoualleviatethedesireforsalt,whichmayoftenbeduetoadesirefornutrient-richfood.4.Whatdoestheunderlinedword“rigorously”inparagraph1mean?

A.Strictly.B.Painfully.C.Loosely.D.Carelessly.5.Whyissaltdifferentfromsugaraccordingtoparagraph2?

A.Saltattractschefs.B.Saltgetspeopleadapted.C.Saltcanchangehormonelevel.D.Saltgeneratesaspecialappetite.6.WhatisSamBloom’sattitudetowardsreadymeals?

A.Objective.B.Negative.C.Approving.D.Ambiguous.7.Whatisthelastparagraphmainlyabout?

A.Waysofseekingoutwholefood.B.Reasonsforgettingthedesireforsalt.C.Attitudestowardsseekingforthenutrientfood.D.Approachestorelievingtheeagernessforsalt.WhenIenteredseniorhighschoolasafreshman,Englishbecamemybiggestsourceoffrustrationandembarrassment.Myscoresneverclimbedabove80outof150,leavingmeatthebottomoftheclass.ClassmatesoftenshotmedisdainfulglanceswhenEnglishpaperswerehandedout,andsomeevenjokedthatIwas“alostcause”inlanguages.Teachersshooktheirheadsatmygrades,andIgrewincreasinglyinferior,hidingmyhomeworkwheneverotherspassedbyandavoidingoralEnglishactivitiesliketheplague.Itriedself-studyafewtimes,butthewordsfeltlikemeaninglesssymbolsandgrammarrulesatangledmess—soon,Igaveup,convincedI’dnevermasterthelanguage.EverythingshiftedwhenLilyjoinedourclassinthesecondsemester.Brightandgentle,shewasatopstudentwithEnglishscoresconsistentlyinthegrade’stop5.Hersmoothpronunciationandinsightfulanswersinclasslefteveryoneimpressed,butwhattouchedmemostwasherkindness.Once,afterIscoredamere73onatestandsataloneindespair,shewalkedoversoftly.“Don’tgiveup,”shesaid,pointingoutmymistakesandexplaininggrammarpointspatiently.Staringintoherwarmeyes,Ifeltasuddenurgetonarrowthegapbetweenus—notjusttowinherfavor,buttoproveIcouldstandbesidesomeoneasexcellentasher.IthrewmyselfintoEnglishwithunshakableresolve.Startingwithvocabulary,Iboughtanotebookandwrotedowneverydifficultwordrepeatedly—sometimes400timesadayuntilmyfingersached.IstayeduplatereadingsimpleEnglisharticles,lookedupeveryunknownword,andcopiedmodelessaystolearnsentencestructures.IalsomusteredthecouragetoaskLilyforhelpafterclass,shealwaysrecommendedusefulresourcesandencouragedmewhenIstumbled.Thereweresetbacks:mockexamswithlittleprogress,classmatesmockingmy“foolishpursuit,”andnightsIwantedtoquit.ButthethoughtofLily’sbeliefinmekeptmegoing.Twoyearsofrelentlesseffortpaidoff.Myscoresrosesteadily,andbysenioryear,Iwasscoringover120inmockexams.Inthecollegeentranceexamination,Iachieved125-farbeyondmywildestdreamsasafreshman.WhenItoldLily,shesmiledandsaid,“Ialwaysknewyoucoulddoit.”Lookingback,Lilywasthesparkthatignitedmymotivation,buttherealvictorywasovercomingmyowndoubts.Ilearnedthatnomatterhowtoughthestart,persistenceandself-beliefcanturneventhemostimpossiblegoalsintoreality.8.Whatcanweinferabouttheauthor’sinitialexperiencewithEnglishinseniorhighschool?

A.Hereceivedactivehelpfromhisteachers.B.HefeltashamedandlackedconfidenceinlearningEnglish.C.HefocusedonEnglishtokeepupwithhisclassmates.D.HefoundEnglishgrammareasybutvocabularydifficult.9.WhydidtheauthordecidetoimprovehisEnglish?

A.Toliveuptohisparents’highexpectations.B.Toprovehisclassmates’jokeswerewrong.C.TonarrowthegapbetweenhimandLily.D.Togetascholarshipforcollegeadmission.10.Whatdoestheunderlinedword“relentless”inParagraph4probablymean?

A.Intermittentandcasual.B.Persistentandunwavering.C.Hastyandreckless.D.Gentleandflexible.11.Whichofthefollowingstatementsistrueaccordingtothepassage?

A.Lily’scoldattitudetowardstheauthorpushedhimtoworkharder.B.Theauthor’sEnglishscoreimprovedbyexactly55points.C.Theauthorgaveupself-studycompletelyaftermeetingLily.D.Theauthor’sownpersistenceplayedakeyroleinhissuccess.Recentresearchchallengesdecadesofbeliefaboutmoneyandhappiness.Whilepaststudiesclaimedwealthweaklyaffectshappinessinrichnations,newfindingsproveincomecomparisonpowerfullyshapesjoy.Thekeyis“relativewealth”—feelingricherthanothersbringsmorehappinessthanhighincomeoreducationalone.Researchersanalyzed357globalsurveyscovering2.3millionpeople.Participantsrankedthemselvesona10-level“statusladder(地位等级)”comparingtheirpositiontosociety.Resultsrevealedsocialcomparisondrivesover70%ofmoney’simpactonhappiness—faroutweighingactualresources.“Moneygainspowerwhenmeasuredagainstothers,”explainsleadresearcherDr.Lee.Theresearchersalsofoundthattheeffectofsocialcomparisonwasstrongerincountries,suchasSingapore.Resourcecompetitionforcesconstantsocialevaluation.Yetupwardcomparisonsoftenbackfire.AsMarkTwainobserved,“Comparisonisthedeathofjoy.”Havingjustalittlemoremoneythanyourparentsdoesn’tbringmuchsatisfaction,becausenowadaystheneighborsareclearlymuchwealthier.Critically,economicgrowthsometimesfailstoimprovenationalhappiness.Why?Thestudysuggestsunequalprogressmakesmanyfeelleftbehinddespitepersonalgains.Truewell-beingrequiresadvancingbothpersonallyandrelativelywithinsociety’spositionladder.Lawmakersthusmustbalancewealthcreationwithfaircompetitionpolicies.12.Howdoesthestudymeasure“relativewealth”?

A.Bymeasuringeducationlevels.B.Byusinga10-levelstatusladder.C.Byresearchingjobsatisfactionforms.D.Byanalyzingspendinghabits.13.WhydoestheauthormentionMarkTwain’swords?

A.Tocriticizesocialcomparison.B.Toclaimhistoricalwisdomisoutdated.C.ToemphasizeSingapore’suniqueness.D.Toindicatemoney’sdecliningimportance.14.Whatcanbeinferredabouttraditionaleconomicpolicies?

A.Theyovervalueabsoluteincomegrowth.B.Theyeffectivelyusesocialcomparison.C.Theyprioritizeeducationoverwealth.D.Theyignoreresourcecompetition.15.Whatcanbeasuitabletitleforthetext?

A.AbsoluteWealth:RealPathtoHappinessB.WhyMoneyFailstoBuyJoyinModernSocietyC.TheHiddenPowerofRelativeWealthComparisonD.Educationvs.Income:NewResearchFindingsTheUltimateGuidetoMakingYourDreamsHappenThereisnogreatertimethannowtostartlivingyourdreams.Buthowdoyoudoit?Allyouhavetodoisvisualizeyoursuccessandtakebabystepswithindividualgoals.BespecificaboutyourdreamThinkofitthisway:Ifyoudon’tknowwhatyoureallywant,howcanyouachieveit?16.Whatdoyouneedtoaccomplishthem?Howcanyoumakeprogresseachday?Forexample,let’ssayyouwanttobeanaccomplishedwriter.Takesometimetothinkaboutwhattypeofwriteryouwanttobe—whatdoyoureallywant.Ifyouwanttowriteabook,thatmightinvolvewritingachaptereachday.Createaplanofaction17.Whendoyouwanttoaccomplishthisgoal?Whatstepsdoyouneedtotaketogetthere?Writedowneverystepofyourplan,ormakeato-dolisttohelpyourselfstayontrack.18Asyoustartonthepathtomakingyourdreamscometrue,it’simportanttohaveasenseofwhatyouareaccomplishing.Evenifyou’renotmovingasquicklyasyou’dlike,you’restillmovingforwardandmakingprogress.VisualizeyoursuccessCloseyoureyesandpicturewhatyourlifewillbelikewhenyourdreamcomestrue.19.Thiscanhelpyoufeelmotivatedwhenyou’restuckorfeelingdown.BelieveinyourselfBeingconfidentandself-assuredisagreatwaytostayontrack.Whenyoubelieveinyourself,itcanbeeasiertokeepmovingforward,evenwhenthingsgettough.20.

A.TurnyourdreamintoadesireB.ReviewyourprogressregularlyC.Ifyoubelieveyoucandoit,there’snothingthatcanstopyouD.Imaginetheexcitementandjoyyou’llexperiencewhenyourdreambecomesarealityE.Viewyourdreamsasgoalsanddesiressothey’reeasiertobreakdownandaccomplishF.ThetimeawayfromyourgoalordreamcanactuallymakeyoumoreeagertoaccomplishitG.Itissuggestedthatyouwriteyourdreamsdowninanotebookliketheywereattainablegoals二、完形填空Onmy62ndbirthday,myfriendNoel,aretiredphysician,pulledouthisphoneandshowedushisnewartworks.I’dhadnoideahewas21,letalonedoingitsowell.Wewereallwatchingin22andexpressingthedesiretohavesuchtalentwhenmysonsaid,“Mom,youlookso23.”Rarelydoeslifegiveyousuchclear24.Fordecades,I’dbeenawriter.Butafterthatbirthday,Iturnedtoartandbegantoseetheworldfroma25angle.Noelwasmyfirstartfriend.He26me,givingmesupportandconfidence,andpraisedmywork.Healsoinvitedmetohiscritiquegroup,whereImetmy27asIdealtwithanewbeginning—theyadvisedmeanddirectedmybehaviour.Withtheartfriendcircleexpandingsurprisinglyrapidly,myartfriendshavenowbegunto28mywriterfriends.I’vemettheminclassesandthroughartevents.I29thelocalarteventeveryyear,butafterthechangeinmy30,theinvolvementbecameanunusualexperience.Ibegantoknowafewpeopleexhibiting.Thencamemore31.Ievenhelpedanartistwhohadto32herstudiofindabuyer.Andthispastyearattheevent,Icould33walk10feetwithoutencounteringsomeoneIknew.Ididn’tgettoseealltheartbutI34somethingevenbetter:asenseof35.21.A.exhibitingB.paintingC.recordingD.participating22.A.doubtB.satisfactionC.admirationD.relief23.A.concernedB.energeticC.strangeD.envious24.A.notesB.symbolsC.signalsD.miracles25.A.differentB.specialC.positiveD.practical26.A.defendedB.remindedC.encouragedD.interviewed27.A.guidesB.supportersC.competitorsD.teammates28.A.encounterB.outnumberC.replaceD.overpower29.A.organizedB.sponsoredC.reportedD.attended30.A.priorityB.identityC.characterD.schedule31.A.connectionsB.invitationsC.chancesD.events32.A.setoutB.putoffC.giveupD.takeover33.A.simplyB.easilyC.nearlyD.barely34.A.recalledB.unearthedC.celebratedD.proposed35.A.securityB.responsibilityC.purposeD.belonging三、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Dressedintraditionalhanfu,WangZijun,managerofacoffeeshop,elegantlyservessteamingcoffeeandsnacks36customers.ThecoffeeshopliesintheHuizhouancienttown,apopulartouristdestinationinShexianCounty,eastChina’sAnhuiProvince.It’sdecoratedwith37(tradition)calligraphyandcolorfulfish-shapedlanterns.“TheleisurelypaceintheChinese-stylecoffeeshopsmatcheswellwiththe38(attract)oftheoldstreet,”saidWang.Thetownalsointroducesvisitorstoculturalproducts,martialartsperformancesandlocalsnacks.Here,ashow,basedonlocalhistoryandoldtales,attractstheaudiencebecauseitmakespeoplefeellikethey’re39(real)init.AccordingtoJiangGuangyu,theperformancedirector,asingleshowattracts40audienceofover1,800duringthepeakseason.“Ourstoriesareinspiredbylocaloldtales,combiningentertainmentwithculturalpreservation,”saidJiang.InYihuawanCulturalTourismTown,41(locate)inAnhui’sSusongCounty,visitorscanhikethroughjungle-filledvalleys,pickfreshfruitandvegetables,andadmireseasofflowers42areinfullblossomthroughouttheyear.Since2023,thetown43(sell)over1millionflowerseedlings.It’salsocreatedmorethan400localjobs,44(boost)theaverageannualhouseholdincomeby6,000yuan.Inthe45(one)threequartersof2024,ruraltourismacrossChinareceivedabout2.25billionvisits,ayear-on-yearincreaseof15.5percent,withthetotalincomereachingabout183.7billionUSdollars.四、书信写作46.假定你是李华,请根据以下信息写一封邮件向你的外国朋友Rachel介绍你的运动情况,并鼓励她定期运动。

Basicinformation·favoritesport:football

·threetimesaweek

·captain(队长)oftheschoolfootballteam

·ontheschoolplaygroundBenefitsofsports·helpyoukeephealthy

·strengthenyourimmune(免疫的)system

·helpyouconcentratebetterinclass

·improveyourconfidence注意:(1)词数80左右;(2)开头和结尾已给出,不计入总词数;(3)可适当增加细节,以使行文连贯。DearRachel,I’mgladthatyouareinterestedinmysportsroutine.__________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________Yours,LiHua五、书面表达47.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。Itwasearlyautumnwhentheschoolorganizedaweekendcampingtriptoanearbymountainforest.Theairwascrisp,theleaveswereturninggolden,andthestudentswerebuzzingwithexcitement.Afterweeksofstudyingandexams,everyonewelcomedthechancetoenjoynatureandrelaxoutdoors.Amongthestudentswerefourclosefriends:Leo,Eric,Jason,andAlice.Thoughtheirpersonalitieswerequitedifferent,theymadeagreatteam.Alice,theonlygirlinthegroup,wassmartandwell-prepared.Shehadbroughtalongacompass,amap,andevenafirst-aidkit.Afterarrivingatthecampsite,thestudentspitchedtheirtents,gatheredfirewood,andhelpedprepareasimplemeal.Thecampsitewassurroundedbytallpinetrees,andinthedistance,amountainstreamcouldbeheard.Theteachersremindedeveryonetostaywithinthemarkedareaandnevergooff-trailalone.Afterlunch,thestudentswereallowedtoexploreinsmallgroups.Leo’sgroupdecidedtofollowatrailleadingupahill.AccordingtoAlice,therewasasmalllookoutpointthatofferedabeautiful

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