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第=page11页,共=sectionpages11页2026-2027学年天津市第三中学高二(上)阶段性检测英语试卷一、单选题:本大题共15小题,共15分。1.—Letmetry,captain!Iwon'tletyoudown.

—OK,Paul!

.()A.Yougotmewrong B.Itisyourtimetoshine

C.Youmustbekidding D.Mindyourownbusiness2.Asearchgroupwasorganizedtolookfortheuniversitystudents_______inthemountain.()A.trapping B.havingtrapped C.totrapped D.trapped3.Mycomputerwon'tconnecttotheWi-Fi.

Haveyoutriedrestartingtherouter?Thatusually________.()A.

doesthetrick B.

getsacross C.

engagesin D.

contributesto4.Therichmanoftenprovidesthelocalpoorpeoplewithfreefoodandmoney,sotheyareverythankfulforhis________.()A.

endurance B.

generosity C.

enthusiasm D.

interaction5.Thelawrequiresthateveryoneshouldbeequal_______race,religionorsex.()A.insearchfor B.insupportof C.onbehalfof D.regardlessof6.______inthetrafficjam,Iusuallysetoutat7:00inthemorningfromhomebycar.()A.To

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caught7.________,wehadplannedatourofEnglandbutwedidn'tgointheend.()A.Slightly B.Originally C.Incredibly D.Conveniently8.Asstudents,wemust________onourstudiesandworkhardinsteadoffoolingaround.()A.investigate B.memories C.approach D.concentrate9.Thepeopleinthemountainvillagetreateduslikeoldfriends_________wewerestrangerstothem.()A.sothat B.asif C.eventhough D.aslongas10.The

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Yes,I______herefor4years.It'sgreattobebackagain.()A.studied B.havestudied C.amstudying D.hadstudied12.Afamilydayoutisanopportunityto________workandschoolandspendqualitytimetogether.()A.

putaside B.

fallbehind C.

cheerup D.

giveaway13.IwonderwhetherHelenwillbeherebyfive.

Hermothersaidshelefthomeathalfpastfour.She______behereattenpastfive.()A.dare B.should C.shall D.need14.TheStoneAgeisthenamegiventothetimeover2,000,000yearsago,

lifewasverydifferentfromtoday.()A.why B.which C.when D.where15.-I'vebeenpromotedtothedirectorofHRandI'mwonderingwhetherIcanaskforabigpayrise.

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you二、阅读理解:本大题共15小题,共30分。AItisoftensaidthat"apictureisworthathousandwords."ThatiscertainlytrueoftheimagesoffleetingmomentsofnaturesubmittedbyinternationalecologistsandstudentsfortheBritishEcologicalSociety's(BES)annualphotographycompetition.Hereareafewof2019'swinningentries.

RedNight

PhotographedbyRobertoGarciaRoa,itwasdeclaredlastyear'soverallwinner.Theimagecapturesboththebeautyofthemagnificentsnakeanditsfearofhumanthreatslikefires.Theecologistsays,"DuringmyvisittoMadagascar,Ihadthepleasureoffindingthissnakeandphotographingit.Toofferadramaticscenereflectingtheconditionsthatthesesnakesaresuffering,Iusedanexternalredlightasasourceoflighttocapturetheenvironment."

TheRhino'sAnnualHaircut

ItwasphotographedbyecologistMollyPenny.Theongoingdemandforrhino(犀牛)hornshasreducedthepopulationtojust30,000globally.Totrytosavethespecies,ecologistsinSouthAfrica,hometoover20,000southernwhiterhinos,havedecidedtosawoff(锯掉)itpartoftheanimals'horns,whichregroweveryyear."TheRhino'sAnnualHaircut,"capturedbeautifullyintheblack-and-whitephotobyMollyPennyfromtheUniversityoftheWestofEngland,reducestheriskoftheanimalsbeingcruellymurdered.

FortheLoveofFlamingos

PhotographedbyPeterHudson,itcapturesaheart-shapedcloudofpinkflamingosinKenya,whichistrulyasightlikenoneother.Theecologistsays,"FlamingosarealllegsandnecksbutmeanwhilebeautifulandfascinatingandIadmitIhaveadeeppassionforthem,soIwasthrilledwhen,flyinghighoverLakeMagadi,Iwatchedthisflockfromthemselvesintoaheartshape."

FlamesinFlumes

PhotographedbyNilanjanChatterjeeitcapturesawaterredstartwaitingtocatchaninsectnearasmallwaterfall.Itwasthebestoverallstudentsubmission.ThephotographerwantedtoshowthestruggletheriverbirdsarelikelytofacefromtheslowdowninwaterflowduetoplanneddamsinriversacrossIndia.16.Whatcanweknowabout"RedNight"?______A.RobertoGarciaRoasufferedalottotakeit

B.Itdescribesasnake'ssufferinginthefires.

C.Itwonthefirstplacein2019BES'photographycompetition.

D.RobertoGarciaRoawasveryfrightenedwhenhetookit.17.Whatmaybethetopicof"TheRhino'sAnnualHaircut"?______A.Thetipsonsavinganendangeredrhino

B.Thecrueltyofkillinganendangeredrhino.

C.Thesceneoftakingpartofahornfromarhino.

D.Themethodofhelpingarhinotogrowahornagain.18.Wherewas"FortheLoveofFlamingos"photographed?______A.InSouthAfrica. B.InKenya.

C.InIndia. D.InMadagascar.19.Howis"FlamesinFlumes"differentfromtheotherpictures?______A.Itisastudent'swork. B.Itwasphotographedonanisland.

C.Itisablack-and-whitephoto. D.Itshowswildanimals'suffering.20.Whatisthepurposeofthetext?______A.Tointroduceaphotographycompetition.

B.Toremindustoprotectsomeanimals.

C.Towarnusofworseningnature.

D.Tointroducesomewinningphotos.BPurdueUniversityresearchershaveengineeredflyingrobotsthatbehavelikehummingbirds,trainedbymachinelearningalgorithms(计算程序)basedonvarioustechniquesthebirdusesnaturallyeveryday.Therobotwouldbeabletoflybetterthroughcollapsedbuildingstofindtrappedvictims.

Eventhoughsucharobotcan'tseeyet,itsensesbytouchingsurfaces.Eachtouchchangesanelectriccurrent,whichtheresearchersrealizedthattheycouldtrack.XinyanDeng,aprofessor,andhercolleaguesatPurduehavebeentryingtodecode(破译)hummingbirdflightsothatrobotscanflywherelargeraircraftcan't.Deng'sgroupstudiedhummingbirdsthemselvesformanysummersinMontana.Theydocumentedkeyhummingbirdactions,suchasmakingarapid180-degreeturn,andtranslatedthemtocomputeralgorithmsthattherobotcouldlearnfromwhenconnectedwithasimulation(模拟操作).

FurtherstudyonthephysicsofinsectsandhummingbirdsallowedPurdueresearcherstobuildrobotssmallerthanhummingbirds--andevenassmallasinsects-withoutcompromisingthewaytheyfly.Thesmallerthesize,thegreaterthewingflappingfrequency,andthemoreefficientlytheyfly.Therobotshave3D-printedbodiesandwingsmadeofcarbonfiber.Theresearchershavebuiltonehummingbirdrobotweighing12grams--theweightoftheaverageadulthummingbird.Thehummingbirdrobotcanliftupto27grams.

Designingtheirrobotswithhigherliftgivestheresearchersmoreroomtoeventuallyaddabatteryandsensingtechnology,suchasa-cameraorGPS.Currently,therobotneedstobetiedtoanenergysourcewhileItflies-butthatwon'tbeformuchlonger,theresearcherssay.Therobotscouldflysilentlyjustasarealhummingbirddoes,makingthemmoreidealforcovert(转换)operations.

Robotichummingbirdswouldnotonlyhelpwithsearch-and-rescuetasks,butalsoallowbiologiststomorereliablystudyhummingbirdsIntheirnaturalenvironmentthroughthesensesofarealisticrobot.ThisworkispartofPurdue's1501°anniversary.Thisisoneofthefourthemesofthecelebration'sIdeasFestival,designedtoshowPurdueasanintellectualcentersolvingreal-worldissues.21.Thehummingbirdrobotcouldbehelpfulinsearchingforvictims______.A.inaverywidearea B.inadesert

C.inadarkplace D.inthesea22.Whatcanweknowaboutthehummingbirdrobot?______A.Itisaslightasaninsect. B.Itcanflytoanyplace.

C.Itcanseewheretogo. D.Thesmalleritis,thebetter.23.Whatisthedisadvantageoftherobotichummingbirdatpresent?______A.Itbarelyliftsitsweight.

B.It'snotequippedwithabattery.

C.Itcan'tflytoohighinthesky.

D.Itproducesalittlenoiseoutside.24.Besidesbeingusefulinrescues,thehummingbirdrobotcanhelp______.A.biologiststostudyhummingbirds B.biologiststostudywildlife

C.transportdangerousgoods D.protectbirdsinthewildCWeallhaveourbaddays.Nooneisgoingtowakeupeachandeverymorninginacheerymood.Sometimesweallfeeljustalittlebitgrumpier(脾气暴躁的)thanusual,andthat'sjustapartofbeinghuman.Yetoncewegettotheoffice,manyintheworkforcefeelitnecessarytohidetheiremotions,whethertheyareinfrustration,anger,orsadness.Interestingly,anewstudyfindskeepingone'sbehaviorattheofficeauthenticwillresultingreaterproductivityandabetterrelationshipwithco-workers.Inotherwords:acthowyoufeel,anddon'tfakeit.

It'sextremelycommonfortheaverageworkspacetopreachanattitudeofcontinuouspositivity.WhilethismaybebeneficialfromtheCEO'sviewpoint,itjustisn'trealisticwhenappliedtorealpeoplewithrealproblemsanddailyhardships.That'swhy,theresearchteamhaveconcluded,employeeswillactuallyfeelbetter,workharder,andconnectmorewiththeircolleaguesiftheydon'thidetheirfeelingswithafakesmile.

Over2,500workingadults,fromavarietyofindustriessuchasfinanceorengineering,tookpartinthisresearchviasurveys.Thequestionnairesmeasuredtwodistincttypesofon-the-jobemotionalregulation:surfaceactinganddeepacting.Surfaceactingmeansfakinghappinesswhileinteractingwithotheremployees;anddeepactingreferstoactivelytryingtochangeone'semotionsandfeelingsinordertobemorepleasantatwork.Thestudy'sauthorswereinterestedtoseehowcommonitisforworkingadultstoregulatetheiremotionswhileontheclock,andifso,why?Whatbenefitsareemployeesgainingfromsuchbehavior?

Afteranalyzingallofthesurveyresponses,researchersidentifiedfourdistincttypesofindividualswhohideorregulatetheiremotionsaroundco-workers."Non-actors"rarelyhidetheirtruefeelings,andiftheydo,onlytoaverysmallextent."Lowactors"usuallytakepartinonlyslightdeepandsurfaceacting."Deepactors"performlotsofdeepactingandlowlevelsofsurfaceacting,and"Regulators"exhibithighlevelsofbothsurfaceanddeepacting.

Byfarnon-actorswerethesmallestidentifiedgroupinthestudy.Regulators,oremployeeswhotendtohidetheirtruefeelingsmostoften,areusuallymotivatedbyfeelingsofself-interest.Thesepeoplebelievethatbyhidingtheirfeelingstheywillgainaccesstoadditionalworkresourcesandlookgoodinfrontoftheirmanagersandco-workers.Deepactors,ontheotherhand,areusuallymoremotivatedby"pro-social"factors.Thismeanstheychoosetohidetheiremotionsbecausetheybelieveitdevelopsahealthierworkingenvironment.Regulatorsarethemostlikelyofthefourtoexperiencegreatemotionaltirednessandexhaustion.Meanwhile,deepactorstendtoachieveimprovedwell-beingmostfrequently.25.Manyofficeworkerstendto______.A.showtheiranger B.behavenaturally

C.focusontheirjobsonly D.pretendtobehappy26.Whatdoestheunderlinedword"preach"meaninthesecondparagraph?______A.Promote. B.Forbid. C.Change. D.Ignore.27.Howwasthestudycarriedout?______A.Byperformingexperiments.

B.Byanalyzingquestionnairedata.

C.Bytakingfieldtripstooffices.

D.ByinterviewingCEOs.28.Whatdoweknowabout"regulators"?______A.Theyarestraightforwardandliketohelpothers.

B.Theyaremoresurfaceactingthandeepacting.

C.Theyliketobuildanimagethatwillbenefitthem.

D.Theyareself-interestedandwilldowhateverittakestosucceed.29.Whatconclusioncanwedrawfromthepassage?______A."Non-actors"alwaysholdbacktheirtruefeelingsonpurpose.

B."Low-actors"aremostlikelytodisplaytheirtruefeelings.

C.Hidingtruefeelingsissuretoleaveagoodimpression.

D.Itisworthwhiletobecomedeepactorsinaway.30.Throughthepassagetheauthormainlyintendsto______.A.stressthesignificanceofdisplayingtruefeelings

B.highlighttheimportanceofhidingtruefeelings

C.urgepeopletokeepacheerfulemotionatwork

D.persuadepeopletobettertheirworkingefficiency三、完形填空:本大题共20小题,共20分。"Excuseme,"hewavedtothewaiter.Thewaiterarrivedatourtable."I

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cottagecheese,butthisisthemushroom."Thewaiterreturnedwitha(n)

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smileonhisfaceandsaid,"I'msorrysir.I

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myprofessor,whohadretiredasCEOofabillion-dollarmultinationalcorporation,tolunchatthe

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restaurant.Thewaitersmiledawkwardly.I

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tobeginthe"do-you-know-who-he-is"dialogue.Butmyprofessorwasquicker.Hesaid,"It'salright.Justdon't

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meforbothdishes,"andlaughed."No,sir.Sorry,sir.Thankyou,sir,"thewaitersaidandthe

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andgratefulnesswerewrittenalloverhisface.

"Whydidyoudothat,sir?"Iasked,

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."It'shisdutytochangeyourdish,"Isaid."Seehowcrowdedtherestaurantis?It'sa(n)

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noon.Vernon,"myprofessorsaid."Changingmyorderwouldmeanmore

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forhimandthechef.Maybethewaiteris

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Whenthebillarrived,myprofessor

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payingit.Heevenleftabigtip.Whenwewalkedout,hesmiledatthewaiter,who

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solowthatIthoughthe'dbreakhisback.

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thedoormanwhenhethankedusforvisiting.

Herewasmyprofessor,Mr.Smith,beingsympathetictopeoplebelowhis

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,andtreatingthemlikefriends."Thetruemeasureofamanis

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hetreatssomeonewhocandohimabsolutelynogood,"saidSamuelJohnson.I'llfollowmyprofessor's

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andtrymybesttodothesame.31.A.mentioned B.ignored C.noticed D.ordered32.A.apologetic B.ridiculous C.meaningful D.unnecessary33.A.accurately B.accidentally C.primarily D.appropriately34.A.referred B.introduced C.brought D.guided35.A.remote B.common C.elegant D.self-service36.A.happened B.prepared C.managed D.failed37.A.charge B.blame C.thank D.punish38.A.peace B.confidence C.worry D.relief39.A.excited B.moved C.surprised D.disappointed40.A.normal B.busy C.hot D.unique41.A.work B.income C.value D.practice42.A.smart B.careful C.friendly D.new43.A.actively B.duty C.mistake D.intention44.A.break B.boredom C.training D.trouble45.A.puton B.insiston C.comeon D.geton46.A.bowed B.stood C.sat D.fell47.A.acknowledged B.recognized C.observed D.understood48.A.age B.status C.expectation D.standard49.A.when B.why C.how D.what50.A.call B.advice C.procedure D.example四、阅读表达:本大题共1小题,共5分。51.TheLomaxfamilyneededadog.Thoughtheirhousewasalreadyfullwithsevenpeople,theyknewadogwouldtrulymakethehouseahome.SotheysettledonadogwhomtheynamedJack.Itturnedouttobethebestdecisiontheyevermade.

ItwasJack'sprotectiveinstinct(本能)thatwouldsavethelivesoftheLomaxfamily.Ifitwasn'tforhim,thefamilymayneverhavesurvivedtheterribleaccidentthatwouldeventuallybefallonecoldJanuarydayin2020.

Itwasanightlikemanyothers.Autumn,thefamily'syoungestchildandhermotherAshleyhadsettledintobedinoneofthebedroomsonthesecondfloor.Jack,whorarelyleftAutumn'sside,hadsettledinthereaswell.Littledidtheyknowthatsomethingterriblewasabouttohappenthatnight.Whilethefamilywasfastasleep,afirehadstartedinoneoftheothersecondfloorbedrooms.Jackhadpickedupawhiff(些微的气味)ofsmokeinthenextroom.Inaninstant,thebravedogjumpedintoaction.

Thefour-leggedfamilymemberknewsomethingwaswrongbuthadnowayoftellinghisowners.HejumpedupAshley'sbedandbegantouchingherface.Shepushedhimoffherbedandtriedtorolloverbuthebeganagain,untilshewasup.

Assoonasshecould,AshleytookholdofAutumnandbegantomoveawayfromthedoor.Shescreamedatthetopofherlungsassheranfromtheroom,alertingtherestofthefamilytothedisasterthatwastakingplace.Jackdidhispartagaintoo,barkingloudly.Ashley'sscreamswokethefourotheradultsandtwomorechildren.AllofthemheadedoutintothecoldJanuarynight.Innotime,thefirehadengulfed(吞没)nearlytheentirehome,butluckily,allofthemhadmadeitoutalive,withJackleadingtheway.(1)WhydidtheLomaxfamilyraiseadog?(Nomorethan15words)

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