江苏连云港市赣榆第一中学2025-2026学年第一学期10月教学质量检测高三英语试题（含答案无音频无听力原文）

2026-2027学年第一学期高三年级10月教学质量监测英语试题第一节（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.Whatwillthespeakersmostlikelydoafterlunch?A.Writeapaper. B.Attendaworkshop. C.Visitastore.2.Whenwillthewomanpickuptheman?A.At8:00. B.At8:30. C.At8:15.3.Howcantheman’srecipebedescribed?A.It’sareward. B.It’sasuccess. C.It’saproblem.4.Whatdoesthemanhavetodonow?A.Finishtypingthepaper. B.Putthematerialinorder.C.Finishcheckinghisreference.5.Whatisthemaintopicoftheconversation?A.Giftsforafriend. B.Aliteratureevent. C.Agoing-awayparty.第二节（共15小题；每小题1.5分，满分22.5分）听下面5段对话或独白。每段对话或独白后有几个小题，从题中所给的A、B、C三个选项中选出最佳选项。听每段对话或独白前，你将有时间阅读各个小题，每小题5秒钟；听完后，各小题将给出5秒钟的作答时间。每段对话或独白读两遍。听第6段材料，回答第6、7题。6.Wheredoestheconversationprobablytakeplace?A.Inacafe. B.Atagrocery. C.Inatheatre.7.Howmuchshouldthemanpay?A.$5. B.$20. C.$25.听第7段材料，回答第8至10题。8.Whicheventimpressedthewomanmost?A.Thedanceparty. B.Theyardsale. C.Thepicnic.9.Whatweretheneighborslikebefore?A.Theyheldsmallevents. B.Theyseldominteracted.C.Theysharedtheirbelongings.10.Whatarethespeakersmainlytalkingabout?A.Aregularactivity B.Weekendplans.C.Changesinthecommunity.听第8段材料，回答第11至13题。11.Whydidtheofficerwanttoseetheman’slicence?A.Becausehewasspeeding. B.Becausehewasastranger.C.Becausehetookthewrongturn.12.What’sthespeedlimitinbusinessareaofthiscity?A.20mph. B.25mph. C.35mph.13.Howdoesthewomanprobablyfeelabouttheman’smistake?A.Angry. B.Doubtful. C.Sympathetic.听第9段材料，回答第14至17题。14.WhoisthepioneeroftheSlowFoodMovement?A.AnItalian. B.ASpanish. C.AFrenchman.15.WhatcausedthestartoftheSlowFoodMovement?A.Theopeningofafastfoodrestaurant. B.Anadofafastfoodcompany.C.AmealeateninRome.16.Howdoesthemanconsiderfastfood?A.Nutritious. B.Boring. C.Tasty.17.WhatisthemainaimoftheSlowFoodMovement?A.Toprotecttraditionaldishes. B.Topromotebetterlifestyles.C.Topreventeatingfastfood.听第10段材料，回答第18至20题。18.Howcanfrozenfoodbekeptcoldatordinarytemperatures?A.Byusingbags. B.Byusingwater. C.Byusingpaper.19.Whatisadvisedtodowhencamping?A.Usespecialdryfoods. B.Nevercookmeatoreggs.C.Keepmilkinacoolerbox.20.Whatisthepassagemainlyabout?A.Howtopickupfreshfood. B.Howtoeathealthilyindifferentweather.C.Howtokeepfoodfromgoingbadinsummer.第二部分阅读（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。AInrecentyears,technologicalinnovationshavebecomevitaltoolsinhandlingenvironmentalchallenges.FromAI-drivenmonitoringsystemstodrone-basedreforestation,theseadvancementsarereshapingtraditionalapproachestoecologicalconservation.AIforPollutionControlArtificialIntelligence(AI)nowplaysacriticalroleintrackingpollutionsources.Forinstance,BeijinghasemployedAI-poweredsensorsacrossthecitytoanalyzeairqualitydatainrealtime.Thesesensorsidentifypollutionhotspotsandpredictsmogtrendswith92%accuracy,allowingauthoritiestocarryouttargetedemissionreductionpolicies.Additionally,machinelearningalgorithms(算法)betterwastesortinginrecyclingplants,increasingefficiencyby40%comparedtomanualmethods.DronesandReforestationDronesaretransformingreforestationeffortsindeforestedregions.IntheAmazonrainforest,companiesuseseed-plantingdronescapableofspreading100,000seedsdaily.EquippedwithGPSandsoilanalysistools,thesedronesselectidealplantingsites,achievingasurvivalrateof70%—doublethatoftraditionalmethods.Thistechnologynotonlyspeedsforestrecoverybutalsoreduceslaborcostsby60%.BlockchainforCarbonCreditsBlockchaintechnologyensurestransparency(透明)incarboncredittrading.CompanieslikeEcoChainrecordcarbonoffsetdata,preventingcheatsanddouble-counting.A2024studyshowedthatblockchain-basedsystemsboostedinvestorconfidence,leadingtoa35%increaseinglobalcarboncreditpurchases.Despitethesebreakthroughs,challengesremain.Highcostsandlimitedaccessibilityblocksmall-scaleapplications.However,expertsbelievethattechnologieslikeAIanddroneswillbecomemainstreamby2030.21.WhichofthefollowingisafunctionofAI-poweredsensors?A.Locatingpollutionsources. B.Managingwastesorting.C.Predictingclimatechanges. D.Controllingtrafficemissions.22.Whatdoweknowaboutblockchaintechnology?A.Itreduceslaborcosts. B.Itreliesoncarbonanalysistools.C.Itenhancesdataopenness. D.Itfavorssmall-scaleapplications.23.Whatisthepurposeofthetext?A.TopredicthowAImonitorsairpollutiondata.B.Tocomparedifferentenvironmentalanalysismethods.C.Toshowthehighcostsofenvironmentaltechnologies.D.Tohighlighthowtechnologyaidsenvironmentalprotection.BPeoplegenerallyassociateprogresswithongoingcollectionofskillsandtools.ThisfixedmindsetonceguidedtheearlyartisticexplorationofSwedishphotographerEliasSundberg,believingthatthemoreskillshemasteredandthemoreadvancedtoolsheused,thebetterhisworkswouldbe.Inhisearlycareer,Eliaspracticedshootingrepeatedly,masteredadvanceddevices,andpolishedeverydetailofhisworks.Hespentyearslearningprofessionalpost-processingtechniques,tryingtomakeeachphotomeetthehighestindustrialstandards.Hiseffortspaidoffwell:hisphotoswereprofessionallystructuredandvisuallydelicate,bringinghimnumerousawardsandwideindustryrecognition.Manymediaandgalleriespraisedhisskilledtechniques.Thoughtechnicallyfaultless,hegraduallynoticedhishighlyrefinedworkslookedbrilliantbutrigid,lackingthegenuinewarmththatcouldconnectwithordinaryviewers.Trappedinsuchacreativedilemma,Eliasbegantoreflectonhisfixedworkingmode.Herealizedthathispursuitofformalperfectionhadgreatlylimitedhisinspirationandexpression.Toseekabreakthrough,hemadeacounter-intuitiveattemptagainstmainstreamtrends.Hesetasidehishigh-endequipmentandabandonedthecomplexpost-processingskillshehadspentyearsacquiring.Fornearlytwoyears,Eliasusedonlyasimpleoldcameratorecordurbanlife,givingupdeliberatescenearrangementandfancyvisualeffectsandfocusinginsteadonspontaneous(即兴的)momentsindailylife.Hewalkedthroughstreetsatdifferenthours,patientlywaitingfornaturalscenes.Hecapturedwearycommutersatdusk,swayingleavesinthewind,andcasualsmilesbetweenstrangers,quietlydocumentingtheoverlookedsimplicityofordinarydays.Thissubtleshiftinhiscreativestylebroughtstrikingchanges.Freefromrigidtechnicalrestrictions,hisworksregainedvividnessandsincerity.Thoughplaininappearance,hisnewphotostouchedcountlesspeopleandwonfarmorelastingpublicaffectionthanhispreviousaward-winningcreations,earninghimanewheightinhisartisticcareer.24.WhatdidEliascenteroninhisearlycareer?A.Technicalperfection. B.Award-winningchances.C.Publicrecognition. D.Sincereemotionwithinworks.25.Whatdoestheunderlinedword“counter-intuitive”inparagraph3mean?A.Fullysupportedbyexperience. B.Contrarytocommonsense.C.Identicaltoindustrialstandards. D.Highlypraisedbyprofessionals.26.WhichofthefollowingcanbestdescribeElias’slaterworks?A.Rigidbutartistic. B.Technicalandformal.C.Plainbutgenuine. D.Brilliantandfaultless.27.Whatisthebesttitleforthetext?A.HowEliasrebuiltstricttechnicalrestrictions. B.HowsimplicityrevivedElias’sphotography.C.HowEliassetmainstreamtrendsinartindustry.D.Howthestandardsofartisticperfectionchanged.CFordecades,mainstreamsocietyhascelebratedtheethicofconstanteffort.Peoplearetaughtthatsuccesscomesonlyfromendlessstruggle,overtimeworkandtotaldevotiontogoals.Highambitionandmaximumoutputareregardedastheonlyrespectablewayofliving.Recently,however,asubtleculturalshifthasappearedamongyounggenerations:minimal-effortculture.Drivenbythepopularbelief,manypeopleconstantlypushthemselvesbeyondphysicalandmentallimitsandregardlong-hourworkasaproudsymbolofstrictself-discipline.Thusthenewtrendiswidelymisunderstoodbythepublic.Itisoftenmistakenlylabeledaslaziness,escapismoranegativeattitudetowardlifeandwork.Infact,minimal-effortlivingdoesnotmeangivingupself-progressorrefusingtotakedueresponsibility.Itneverencourageslazinessorunderperformanceindailytasksandcareerdevelopment.Instead,itreferstostrategicallycuttingunnecessaryexhaustionandinefficientefforts.Youngpeoplechoosetoconcentratetheirlimitedtimeandenergyonlyonthingsthattrulymattertotheirlong-termgrowthandinnerhappiness,whiledeliberatelyloweringeffortonmeaninglesssocialcompetition,blindcomparisonwithpeersanduselessbusyworkthatmerelywastesenergyandbringsnorealimprovement.Psychologistsregardthisshiftasareasonableadaptationtointensemodernpressure.Thedigitalagehascreatedanexhausting“productivitytrap”thattrapspeopleinconstantanxietyandstress.Peoplearepushedtobealwaysimproving,alwaysperformingandalwaysadvancing,evenatthecostofmentalhealth.Minimal-effortcultureservesasagentleresistance.Ithelpsindividualsprotecttheiremotionalenergy,maintainstablemoodsandkeepasustainablepaceoflife.Criticsworrythatthistrendwillweakenpeople’swillpowerandreducesocialcompetitiveness.Yetsupportersarguethatitrepresentsmaturelifewisdom.Truematurity,theybelieve,liesinknowingwhattostriveforandwhattoletgo.Ratherthanchasingendlessperfection,youngpeopletodaypreferbalancedgrowthandlong-termwell-being.Thisquietculturalchangedoesnotsignalfailure;itshowsanewgeneration’sindependentandreasonableattitudetowardlife.28.Whatdoesmainstreamsocietyvalueaccordingtoparagraph1?A.Balancedlifestyles. B.Continuousstruggle.C.Soundmentalhealth. D.Minimaldevotiontotasks.29.Whatisthecoreofminimal-effortculture?A.Avoidingtroublesomework. B.Shoulderingsocialduties.C.Savingenergyformeaningfulthings. D.Makinginstantprogress.30.Whatdoesthe“productivitytrap”inparagraph4referto?A.Reasonableescapefrompressure. B.Endlesspursuitofstablemoods.C.Overwhelminganxietyfromheavywork. D.Progressatthesacrificeofmentalhealth.31.Whatistheauthor’sattitudetowardsthistrend?A.Concerned. B.Critical. C.Favorable. D.Skeptical.DColombiahoststheworld’srichestbirdbiodiversity,butwhenconservationecologistNataliaattendedcollegethereinthemid-2000s,fewbirdersvisited.Thathaschangeddramatically,accordingtoananalysisofmillionsofrecordsfromeBird,aglobaldatabaseofbirdobservations.BirdersfromabroadhaveincreasinglyflockedtoColombia’svariedmountains,rainforests,andcoasts.From2010to2022,dailytouristactivityoneBirdincreasedbyroughly40times,makingColombiathefastest-growingbirdwatchingdestination.Yetrankingthebuzziestglobalbirdinghotspotswasn’tthestudy’smaingoal.Rather,ateamledbyNataliawantedtoknowwhatdrivesbird-lovingtouriststobringtheirequipment—andtheirwallets—tocertaincountriesinordertoencouragethesector.SheandhercolleaguesusedeBirdtoexaminethatquestion.TheyassignedeacheBirduseralikelycountryofresidencebasedontheaccount’sactivity—allowingthemtoidentifywhenuserstraveledabroadandfindtrends.Theresults?Acountry’sstandardoflivinganddevelopmentinfluencedtourismpatternsmorethanthatnation’sbirdlife,includingbothitstotalbiodiversityanditsunique“small-range”speciesthatbirdersseekout.Additionalfactorsthestudydidn’tanalyze,suchasbirdingandtravelinfrastructure(基础设施),visarequirements,affordability,andoverallperceptionofsafety,alsolikelyplayapart,shesays.Whilenotsurprising,theresultsshowthatbuildingabirdtourismeconomyintropical(热带)countriesrequiresbasicdevelopmentandsecurity,aswellasdeliberatestrategy.CostaRicastartedalongthatpathinthe1990sandnowhasaboomingecotourismindustry.ForColombia—wheredecadesofcivilwarendedwithapeacedealin2016—progressismorerecent.“Youcanrecoverfrominstabilityifyouhavesomeprogramsthathelpchangetheimageofthecountry,”Nataliasays.“Thetouristswillcometothosebirdsaslongastheyfeelsafe.”Whiletourismcanhavedownsidesifnotdoneresponsiblyandfairly,Nataliaagreesthatthecountry’sbirdingsceneisn’tyetclosetofulfillingitspotentialasaforceforconservationandsustainablegrowth.Andifthat’strueinColombia,it’sevenmoretrueforotherbird-richtropicalnationsthathaveyettoattractvisitors.Nataliahopesherdatacanhelplocalconservationadvocatesmakethecasethattheyshould.32.WhatdidNatalia’sstudyfocuson?A.Protectingsmall-rangebirdspecies. B.Thepopularityofdatabaseplatforms.C.Rankingpopularglobalbirdwatchingsites.D.Factorsforchoosingbirdwatchingdestinations.33.Howdidtheteamcarryoutthestudy?A.ByanalyzingeBirdusers’activitydata.B.Byconductingfieldsurveysinbirdinghotspots.C.Bycollectinginformationfromlocalbirdwatchers.D.Byassessingtravelinfrastructureindifferentnations.34.WhydoestheauthormentionCostaRicainparagraph4?A.Tohighlightaproblem. B.Toserveasanexample.C.Toillustrateatheory. D.Topresentafact.35.WhatdoesNataliathinkofbirdingtourisminColombia?A.Itbroughtseriousdamagetohabitatoflocalbirds.B.Itbecameavaluablemodelforothertropicalcountries.C.Itachievedsustainablegrowthwithpropermanagement.D.Itfailedtorealizeitsfullvalueforenvironmentalprotection.第二节（共5小题；每小题2.5分，满分12.5分）Nowadays,parentstendtohelptheirkidsstayawayfromboredombyputtingchildrenintutoringclassesorinfrontofscreens.Somemightseeitasanegativeemotionthattheydon’twanttheirchildrentoexperience.___36___Boredomisasignalthatachangeisneeded.Whetheritisachangeinscenery,activity,orcompany,boredomencourageschildrentoseeksomethingdifferent.___37___Psychologistshavefoundthattheexperienceofboredomcanleadtodiscoveringnewgoals,tryingnewactivitiesandmakingnewfriends.___38___Areasonablebreaktimeleavesroomtoaskthebigquestionsinlifeandfindmeaning.Withtheirmindwanderingandreviewingpersonalexperiences,childrenhavethechancetothinkindependentlyandexploretheirinnerworld.Beyondencouragingreflection,boredomteacheschildrenhowtomanagethemselvesaswell.Learningtomanageboredomandothernegativeemotionsisanimportantlifeskill.___39___Whenchildrenmanagetheirowntime,itcanhelpthemdevelopexecutivefunction,whichincludestheabilitytosetgoalsandmakeplans.Parentscansupportthisprocessbygivingchildrenmoreopportunitiestohandleboredomontheirown.___40___Thenstartwithsmalldosesofboredomandworkuptolongerstretchesofunstructuredtime:gettingkidsoutside,suggestinganewgameorrecipe,orsimplyresting.Aschildrengetusedtooccasionalboredom,itwilltakethemlongertobecomeboredinthefuture.Peoplefindlifelessboringoncetheyregularlyexperienceboredom.Sothenexttimeakidcomplains,“I’mbored!”don’tfeelguiltyordepressed.Letthisnaturalemotionalstatedowonders.A.Itgentlypusheschildrenoutoftheircomfortzone.B.Infact,boredombenefitschildreninmanyaspects.C.Letthemknowthatboredomisanormalpartoflife.D.Spendingtimealonecansometimeshelpchildrengrow.E.Thisabilityplaysavitalroleinchildren’sfuturegrowth.F.Otherswillclaimboredomcreatesapleasantatmosphere.G.Boredomcanalsocreatevaluableopportunitiesforreflection.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）PearlFryarwasaself-taughttopiary(树木造型艺术)artist.HisgardeninBishopville,SouthCarolina,___41___shrubs(灌木)andtreesshapedintodiverseandmagicalforms.WhatinitiallydroveFryarwasa___42___.In1980,heboughtasmallpieceoflandandbuiltahouse.___43___ofhisnewhome,FryardeterminedtowintheYardoftheMonthawardfromthelocalgardenclub.Hecreateda___44___drivewaywithbricksandpebblesandthenplantedbushes,treesandflowerbeds.However,thegardenclubsaidFryarwasn’t___45___becausehishousewasoutsidethetownlimitsofBishopville.“Idecided___46___,”helatersaid,“thatIwould___47___somethingmuchbetterthanalltheotheryardsthattheywouldhavetomakea(n)___48___.”Fryarbeganto___49___abandonedplantsfromaplantfarm.Oneday,he___50___ashrubondisplaythathadbeen___51___intoaheart.Hegotathree-minute___52___onhowtoshapeplantsfromthefarmownerandwenthometopracticeon.Fryardid___53___winthelocalgardenawardin1986.Thatwasthefirstofmanyawards.Yearafteryear,hecontinuedtoplantand___54___.HeshapedaLeylandcypresstoresembleafishbone.Hecarvedthewords“love,”and“goodwill”intohislawn.In2002,heresignedfromthecanfactorybecause,ashesaid,“myjobwasgettinginthewayofmy___55___.”41. A.shelters B.favors C.stores D.features42. A.farm B.club C.prize D.souvenir43. A.Critical B.Proud C.Fond D.Tired44. A.practical B.common C.convenient D.decorative45. A.qualified B.experienced C.far-famed D.well-received46. A.farandwide B.onandon C.thenandthere D.nowandagain47. A.putupwith B.comeupwith C.makeupfor D.standupfor48. A.choice B.promise C.exception D.appointment49. A.rescue B.borrow C.examine D.obtain50. A.commented B.created C.studied D.noticed51. A.developed B.shaped C.integrated D.changed52. A.guide B.workout C.research D.analysis53. A.narrowly B.gradually C.accidentally D.eventually54. A.record B.sculpt C.sell D.watch55. A.task B.plan C.hobby D.wish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。NamedChina’sfirstUNESCOCityofMusic,WuxiheldaceremonyonNov.15atBogongIsland,___56___DeniseBax,secretaryoftheUNESCOCreativeCitiesNetwork,presentedthecertificationtothemayor.DenisecongratulatedWuxi___57___earningthishonor,emphasizingthatitcelebratesthecity’srichmusicalhistoryandinnovativespirit.ShepointedoutthatinWuxi,musicgoesbeyondbeingjustart—itisavitalpartoflife,asocialconnection,andadriverfor___58___(innovate).During___59___event,a“UNESCOCityofMusic—Wuxi”logowasrevealed,andthefirstsetof___60___(share)stages,includingvenuesliketheJiugongMusicSpaceonBogongIslandandShengtangHallinYingyueliBlock,___61___(announce).TheWuxiMusicMapisnowavailableonline.___62___(addition),agreementsweresignedforsevenmusicprojects,includingWuxiChineseOrchestra’sEuropeantourin2026andtheHuallywoodMusicBlock.Onthesameday,amusiccarnivalwaslaunchedonBogongIsland,___63___(feature)performancesbyover30musicgroups,alongsideenthusiasticmusic-lovingcitizens.Amusicculturemarketwassetup___64___(showcase)avarietyofculturalandmusic-relateditemsandlocaldelicacies.Takingthishonorasastartingpoint,Wuxiplanstoimproveculturalfacilitiesincitiesandvillages,expanditsmusicindustry,___65___letmusicbetterpromoteurbandevelopmentandresidents’qualityoflife.第四部分写作（共两节，满分40分）第一节（满分15分）66.假设你是李华，你校英文报正在开展以“BeSporty,BeHealthy”为主题的征文活动。请你写一篇短文投稿，内容包括：1.运动对健康的重要性；2.你最喜欢的运动及原因；3.呼吁同学们积极参与运动。注意：1.写作词数应为80个左右；2.请按如下格式在答题纸的相应位置作答。BeSporty,BeHealthy__________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________第二节（满分25分）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。LiWei,ahighschoolsenior,hadalwaysfeltconfusedbetweenhermother’sexpectationandherowndream.Hermother,atraditionalChinesemedicinedoctor,ranasmallclinicintheirtown.Theairinsidewasalwaysfilledwiththeearthysmellofdriedherbs.HermotherhadlonghopedLiWeiwouldtakeoverthefamilybusiness.“Acareerinmedicineisagoodchoice,anditconnectsustoourroots,”hermotheroftensaid,pointingtotheoldbooksliningontheshelves.ButLiWei’sheartbelongedtoclassicaldance.Shespenthourspracticinginsecret,andherroomwasfullofpostersofinternationaldancegroups.Oneevening,whilehelpinghermotherprepareherbs,LiWeiaccidentallyknockedoverajarofginseng(人参).Asshehurriedtocleanup,hermother’svoicecutthroughthesilence,“You’retoodistracted.Thisiswhyyoucan’tfocusonyourstudies—andtheclinic.”LiWei’scheeksturnedred.“Idon’twanttobeadoctor!”sheshouted.“Iwanttodance!”Beforehermothercouldanswer,LiWeigrabbedherbagandranout,leavingtheclinicdoormoving.Weekspassed,andthetensionbetweenthemreachedboilingpoint.LiWeiavoidedtheclinic,spendinglonghoursatdancepracticeseventhoughherkneeshadbecomeswollenandred.Whenshedidcomehome,thehousewasfullofcoldsilence,brokenonlybytheoccasionalnoiseofhermother’stoolgrinding(研磨)herbs.ButLiWeicouldn’tmissthewayhermother’seyeslookedatherdanceshoes,orthesoftsighsthatcamefromherduringtheirraretalks.Shewaseagerforhermother’ssupport.Thencameabigchance:anationaldancecompetition.LiWei’shandsshookasshefilledouttheapplicationform,herheartbeatingfast.Butwhenshelookedatthebottomofthepage,shefeltscared.Theformneededaparent’ssignature,asadreminderofthegapbetweenherandhermother.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。Thatevening,LiWeiarrivedattheclinic,withtheapplicationforminhand.__________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________