贵州遵义市2026届高三年级复习题库英语英语试卷

高级中学名校试卷PAGEPAGE1贵州遵义市2026届高三年级复习题库英语试卷第一部分听力（略）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。ADonatingbooksisagoodwaytosharebeauty,knowledgeandwisdomwithothers.Here’swheretodonatebookstomakeadifferenceinyourcommunityandaroundtheworld.DonationTownWonderingwheretodonatebookswithouthavingtopayforshipping?DonationTownwillplaceyourbooksandotherhouseholditemsinaworthyhome,anditprovidesno-costbookcollectionanddelivery.Onceinhand,yourbookdonationsheadtonearbycharities,schoolsorcountylibraries.Filloutthedonationformwithyouraddressandpersonalinformationtoscheduleapickupforyourunwanteditems.BeyondBedtimeThisNewYork-basednonprofitgenerouslydonatesunusedchildren’sandyoungadults’bookstohomelesskidslivinginshelters,grouphomesandtemporaryhousingfacilities.Youcandonatebooksinavarietyofbookgenres,butavoidsendingreligiousbooks,heavybooksandbookswithbatteries.Completethedonationformandthensendyourdonationtotheappropriatelocationwithaclerk’scoordination.PrisonBookProgramWiththeintentionofencouragingandfacilitatingreading,thePrisonBookProgramhasbeenbringingfreereadingmaterialsdirectlytoindividualsheldinprison.Itsentnearly65,000booksin2025alone.Ifyou’reintheBostonarea,youcandropoffyourdonation.Otherscanmailbooksto1306HancockStreet,Suite100,Quincy,MA02169.BetterWorldBooksBetterWorldBooksisafor-profitglobale-retailerthatcollectsandsellsnewandusedbooksonline,matchingeachpurchasewithabookdonation.Andthisisagreatplacetobuygiftsforyourliterary-mindedpals.YoucandonatedirectlytodropboxeslocatedintheUSandtheUKorsendyourbooksto55740CurrantRoad,Mishawaka,IN46545.1.WhatservicedoesDonationTownoffer?A.Raisingfundsforcharities. B.Deliveringbookstoindividuals.C.Pickingupdonationsfromgivers. D.Sellinghouseholditemstofamilies.2.WhatkindofbooksdoesBeyondBedtimeneed?A.Booksofalltopics. B.Bookswithbatteries.C.Booksinnewcondition. D.Booksforhomelessadults.3.WhichstatementistrueaboutPrisonBookProgram?A.Itisintendedforprisoners. B.Itisafor-profitorganization.C.Ithassentbookssince2025. D.IthasplaceddropboxesintheUK.BImaginegettinga$26-millionofferforpartofyourfarm.Formost,it’dbearewardorlife-changingmoment,butfor82-year-oldIdaHuddlestonofMasonCounty,itwasanoffensedressedupindollarsigns.Withouthesitation,shedismissedtheattempttoputapricetagonsomethingpriceless:thehistoryandthedignityoflivinginharmonywiththeland.IdaistheelderoftheHuddlestonfamily,whichhasdevelopedinagricultureontheHuddlestonfarmfortwocenturies.Tothisday,theystilladheretotraditionalfarmingmethodsandrefusetocompromisewithindustrializedreforms.They’veraisedcattleandgrowncornontheir1,200-acreproperty.Thelandfednotjustthefamily.DuringtheGreatDepression,whenjobsdisappearedandfamilieslinedupjusttogetameal,theHuddlestonsgrewwheatandtheyhelpedkeepbreadlinesoperatingacrossAmerica.Idaisn’talonevoice.Since2017,MasonCountyhaslostone-fifthofitsfarms.Neighborsthroughouttheregionshareherconcernsaboutwhatindustrialcampuseswoulddototheirruralwayoflife.TheunnamedFortune100techcompanyplannedtoconvertthefarmintoalarge“hyperscale”AIdatacentercoveringnearly2,000acres.Itisreportedthatsuchaprojectmaybringairandnoisepollutionandincreaseindustrialwaste.Somelocalsworrythatitcouldreducetheruralpopulation.AlthoughoperatinganAIdatacenterstillconsumesahugeamountofelectricity—asignificantchallenge—itcanstillbeaddressedtosomeextent.Amongtheseissues,whatworrieslocalsmostisthatthesefacilitiesconsumeincalculablenaturalresources.Andofalltheseresources,watertakesthebiggestshare.Ahugedatacenterconsumesuptofivemilliongallonsofwaterperday,aboutwhatacityof50,000peopleuses.Inanerawheneverythingseemstohaveaprice,there’ssomethingquietlyremarkableaboutawomanwhosimplysays:no,notthis.4.HowdidIdareacttotheoffer?A.Shehesitatedtosellthefarmland. B.Shechosetodefendthefarmland.C.Sheexpectedtogetahigherprice. D.Shevieweditasalife-changingfortune.5.WhatdoweknowabouttheHuddlestonsfarm?A.Itbroughtgreatwealthtothefamily.B.Itsupportedthenationinatoughtime.C.Itdevelopedindustrializedreformation.D.ItcreatedjobsduringtheGreatDepression.6.WhatisthebiggestproblemthatAIdatacentersmaybring?A.Severeindustrialpollution. B.Rapiddropinruralpopulation.C.Massiveelectricityconsumption. D.Heavypressureonwaterresource.7.Whatlessoncanbelearnedfromthepassage?A.Thebestthingsinlifearefreeofcharge.B.Moneytalks,butitdoesn’ttellthetruth.C.Noteverythingthatcountscanbecounted.D.Richesdonotsatisfythesoul,butvirtuedoes.CGraywhalesareknownfortheirlongmigrationbetweenfood-richArcticwatersandthewarmlagoonsofBajaMexico.Butasglobalwarmingchangesoceanconditions,somewhalesarebehavinginunexpectedways.Graywhalestypicallydonotfeedduringtheirmigration.Instead,theyrelyheavilyonthefoodtheyconsumeinArcticfeedingareas.However,warmingconditionsaredisruptingthosefoodsources,drivingthemtomakeadditionalstopsforfoodduringmigration.SanFranciscoBayisonesuchcase,whichwasnothistoricallypartofthegraywhalemigrationroute.Butin2018,whalesstartedappearingtheremorefrequently,alongwithariseinlocaldeaths.Researchersidentified114individualwhalesintheBay,butonlyfourreturnedinlateryears.ScientistsbelievetheBaymayserveasanemergencyfeedingstopforwhalesinpoorcondition.Between2018and2025,70graywhaleswerefounddeadintheregion.Ofthose,30wereconfirmedkilledbyshipstrikes.Amongtheremainingwhaleswherethecauseofdeathcouldbedetermined,manyshowedsignsofmalnutrition,astateofpoorhealthcausedbyinsufficientfoodintake.“Graywhalesshowonlyasmallpartoftheirbackswhensurfacing,makingthemhardtoseeinconditionslikefog,whicharecommontoSanFranciscoBay,”saidleadauthorJosephineSlaathaug.Asaresult,whenawhalerisesnearamovingship,thecrewoftenfailstospotitintime.Thewhale,unawareoftheapproachingdanger,maybestruckbytheshipitselforcutbythespinningpartsatthebackoftheshipbeforeitcandiveaway.Thesecollisionsoftengounnoticedbythecrew,leavingthewhaleseriouslyinjuredorkilled.Furtherresearchisneededtofullyunderstandgraywhales’dailymovementsandbehavior,asresearcherscautionthatsignificantgapsstillremain.Evenso,thepresentfindingsofferanimportantsnapshotofhowthewhalesarerespondingtorapidlychangingenvironmentalconditions.Thisstudyrepresentsthebestanalysisofthecollecteddataandprovidesakeypieceofthelargerpuzzleofhowtheoverallpopulationistryingtoadapttoclimatechangeinrealtime.8.Whatcause(s)graywhales’unusualfeedingbehaviors?A.Disruptedmigrationroutes. B.Dramaticpopulationdecline.C.DamagedArcticfoodsupplies. D.Excessiveenergyconsumption.9.WhatdoesParagraph3suggestabouttheBay?A.Itthreatensmostvisitingwhales. B.Itwitnessesincreasedshipcollisions.C.Itworsensthemalnutritionofwhales. D.Itprotectsweakenedindividualwhales.10.Whyarewhaleslikelytobehitbyships?A.Theyaretooweaktodiveaway. B.WhalesandshipscrowdtheBay.C.Fogdisruptstheirmigrationroutes. D.Theirsmallsurfacinglimitssightings.11.Whatistheauthor’sattitudetowardsthecurrentstudy?A.Fullyconvinced. B.Slightlydoubtful.C.Highlydismissive. D.Cautiouslyoptimistic.DEngaginginmentallystimulatingactivitiesacrossyourlifetime,includingreading,writing,andlearningnewlanguages,maybelinkedtoalowerriskofAlzheimer’sdisease(阿尔茨海默病),acommonformofdementia(痴呆),andslowercognitivedecline.ThatistheconclusionofastudypublishedrecentlyinNeurology.Researchersfollowed1,939adultswithanaverageageof80,whodidnothavedementiaatthebeginningofthestudy,forabouteightyears.Theteamexaminedcognitiveenrichmentatthreestagesoflife.Earlylifefactors,beforeage18,includedhowoftenparticipantsreadbooksorwerereadto,andiftheystudiedaforeignlanguageformorethanfiveyears.Middleageenrichmentincludedincomelevelatage40,accesstoresourcessuchasmagazinesubscriptions,andhowoftentheyvisitedplaceslikemuseumsorlibraries.Laterlifeenrichment,startingaroundage80,focusedonactivitiessuchasreading,writing,andplayinggames,alongwithincomefromSocialSecurity.Overthecourseofthestudy,551developedAlzheimer’s,while719developedmildcognitiveimpairment(MCI).Theresultsshowcleardifferences.Afteraccountingforfactorslikeage,sex,andeducation,higherlifetimeenrichmentwaslinkedtoa38%lowerriskofAlzheimer’sdiseaseanda36%lowerriskofmildcognitiveimpairment.Besides,thehighenrichmentgroupdevelopedAlzheimer’satanaverageageof94,comparedtoage88forthosewiththelowestenrichment,overafive-yeardelay.Formildcognitiveimpairment,highenrichmentindividualssawthesymptombeginningat85vs78,aseven-yeardelay.Overall,thestudypresentsakeytakeaway:publicinvestmentstobroadenaccesstoenrichingenvironments—suchaslibrariesandearlyeducationprogramsthatsparkalifelongloveoflearning—alongwithexpandinglearningopportunitiesandintellectualactivities,couldplayanimportantroleinsupportinghealthierbrainsasweageandmayhelplowerdementiarisks.12.Whatcontributedtoearlylifeenrichment?A.Magazinesubscriptions. B.Foreignlanguagestudy.C.Regularmuseumvisits. D.SocialSecurityincome.13.Whatcanbeinferredaboutthestudyparticipants?A.MorehadAlzheimer’sthanMCI.B.Fewwereinitiallydementia-free.C.MostdevelopedAlzheimer’sdisease.D.Somebenefitedfromhighenrichment.14.Whatdoestheunderlinedword“takeaway”probablymean?A.Insight. B.Challenge. C.Warning. D.Issue.15.Whatisthetextmainlyabout?A.Lifelongmentalactivitiesandbrainhealth.B.Newmedicalevidenceforbrainoperation.C.Effectivemeasuresforage-relateddiseases.D.Threelifestagesandpersonaldevelopment.第二节（共5小题；每小题2.5分，满分12.5分）根据短文内容，从短文后的选项中选出能填入空白处的最佳选项。选项中有两项为多余选项。WhileAIchatbotsarehighlyuseful,theyalsoposecertainrisks.____16____Forexample,researchersatStanfordreviewedtheprivacypoliciesofthesixcompaniesthatdevelopedAIchatbotsandfoundthatallofthemusechatdatafortrainingpurposes.Ifyou’regoingtouseanAIchatbot,thesearethethingsyoushouldavoidsharing.____17____Whatyoutypeshouldneverincludedetailslikeyourname,address,email,phonenumber,birthdate,SocialSecuritynumber,passportnumber,oranyotherdatathatcouldbeusedtostealyouridentity.Photos.AIimageeditingispopular.____18____Afterall,youmaynotwantyourpersonalphotosusedfortrainingpurposes,andimagemetadata(元数据)containsinformationlikeyourGPSlocation.Attheveryleast,avoiduploadingimagesofpeople(especiallyminors),andconsiderdeletingExchangeableImageFiledatabeforesharing.Financialdata.AIchatbotsaren’tfinancialexperts,andyoushouldn’tuploaddocumentsorusedatarelatedtoyourspecificfinances.____19____Sharingfinancialdetailsanywherethatisn’tsecureincreasestheriskoftheftandtargetingbycheats.Medicalrecords.AIchatbotsalsoaren’tmedicalprofessionals.____20____Plus,youprobablydon’twantyourmedicalrecordstobeusedtotrainlargelanguagemodels.YourconversationswithAIchatbotsaren’tprivate.Assumeeverythinginyourchatsisstoredandcouldbereadbysomeoneelse.Avoidanythingthatispersonaloridentifiable,andenableallavailableprivacysettings.A.Socialnetwork.B.Personalinformation.C.Butthatdoesn’tmeanit’swithoutrisk.D.Itshouldn’tberelieduponformedicaladvice.E.ImageseditedbyAItoolsaremorenaturalandaccurate.F.Everythingyousharewiththemmightbeusedinvariousways.G.Bankstatements,creditcardnumbersandinvestmentrecordsarenoexception.第三部分语言知识运用（共两节，满分30分）第一节完形填空（共15小题；每小题1分，满分15分）阅读下列短文，从短文后所给各题的A、B、C、D四个选项中，选出可以填入空白处的最佳选项。Formanyyounggirls,afather-daughterdanceisaparticularlyspecial____21____.Seven-year-oldHarperhad____22____herfather-daughterdance.Whenherdadcouldnotattendherdance,sheburstintotears,overwhelmedbysorrow.Her14-year-oldbrotherMicah____23____totakehisfather’splace.“I’llaccompanyyou,”heassuredher.HewantedHarpertoknowshedeservedtofeel____24____.Dressedina“BarbieandKen”theme,theydanced,bumpedfists,andfinally____25____withasweetlift.Thiswarmscenewascapturedandtheirmom____26____thevideoonInstagram,anetworkplatform,anditsoonwentviralacrosstheplatform.“Thiswillbeaprecious____27____forthem,”shewrote.Thewarmvideo____28____thousandsofpeopleonline.Manyviewersleftkind____29____,praisingMicahforhiskindnessandmaturity.Onepersonwrotethatinaworldofboys,hewasatrue____30____.AnothernotedthatMicahtaughthissisterwhatloveand____31____looklike.Harper’smomwasextremelyproudbutnot____32____.ShesaidMicahwasaselflessyoungmanwhotrulyunderstoodhowtocareforothers.Mostboysinhisagewouldnot____33____performinfrontofothers,butMicahdiditjusttobringjoytohissister.Thisstoryremindsusthatsiblinglovecanmendourbrokenheartsandcalmour____34____minds.Alovingbrothereven____35____adiscouragingmomentandtransformsitintoanunforgettablememory—inthemostwonderfulway.21.A.encounter B.assignment C.occasion D.competition22.A.anticipated B.accomplished C.avoided D.regretted23.A.pretended B.volunteered C.hesitated D.applied24.A.admired B.convinced C.cherished D.guarded25.A.filled B.combined C.continued D.concluded26.A.filmed B.documented C.uploaded D.launched27.A.memory B.communication C.opportunity D.lesson28.A.annoyed B.touched C.confused D.affected29.A.comments B.greetings C.judgments D.congratulations30.A.fighter B.gentleman C.companion D.champion31.A.sympathy B.tolerance C.promise D.responsibility32.A.impressed B.relieved C.inspired D.surprised33.A.willingly B.completely C.bravely D.casually34.A.careless B.fearless C.restless D.aimless35.A.tackles B.creates C.endures D.lightens第二节语法填空（共10小题；每小题1.5分，满分15分）阅读下面材料，在空白处填入适当的内容（1个单词）或括号内单词的正确形式。Beijing’sstoryisalongarc(弧形)oftransformation—acitythathasreinvented____36____(it)acrossdynastiesanddecades,____37____(transform)fromanimperialcapitaltoaglobalmetropolis.Thecity’sappealdoesn’tlieinaflashyskylineorinternationalinfluence,____38____initsunassumingcornerrestaurants,____39____thehardworkingchefsdishupspecialtiesfromeverypartofthecountry,andinhutongalleyways.OnceaMongolstronghold____40____(acknowledge)asDadu,BeijingbecamethecapitalofMingdynastyin1421,justaftertheForbiddenCity____41____(complete)asasymbolofabsoluteimperialauthority.In2026,theBeijingCentralAxis—anearlyfive-milestripofimperialandceremonialbuildingsandgardens—isarecent____42____(add)toUNESCO’sWorldHeritageList,andanewsightseeingbusmakesitaccessibletogetalookatthehighlights:theTempleofHeaven,TiananmenSquare,theForbiddenCity,andtheDrumandBellTowers,allstunningexamplesofancientChinesecityplanning.Several____43____(previous)closedimperialtombswillopentothepublicforthefirsttime,andanewhikingtrailandfleetofgreen-energybusesareleadingBeijingforwardwithitseyes____44____asustainablefuture.____45____(embrace)abrighterfuture,Beijingnaturallyweavesitsancientheritageintoagreenandsustainablevision.第四部分写作（共两节，满分40分）第一节应用文写作（满分15分）46.假定你是某国际学校的学生李华，作为动物保护社团社长，请写一则启事，招募学生参与校园流浪猫（straycats）的管理。内容包括：1．流浪猫管理的意义及工作职责；2．报名方式。注意：1．写作词数应为80左右；2．请按如下格式在答题卡的相应位置作答。Dearstudents,___________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________AnimalProtectionClub第二节读后续写（满分25分）47.阅读下面材料，根据其内容和所给段落开头续写两段，使之构成一篇完整的短文。MyfriendEmmaandIhadspentawholemonthplanningourbackpackingtriptotheBlueRidgeMountains.Wewerebothexperiencedhikers,andIhadrecentlytakenasafetycourse,whichmeantIalwayscarriedalightweightropeinmypack—somethingEmmaoftenmadefunof.“Youandyourrope,”shelaughedatthetrailhead(登山口).“We’renotclimbingQomolangma.”“Bettersafethansorry,”Isaid,tighteningmypackwithasmile.Thefirstfewhourswerewonderful.Acoolbreezesweptthroughthetallpines,birdssanginthedistance,andthesuncastwarmpatchesoflightonthepathahead.Wetalkedaboutschool,ourplansforthesummer,andevenjokedaboutoldmemories.Everythingfeltperfect.Butbymidday,thetrailsplitintotwo.Emmastoppedandstudiedherphonemapcarefully.“Theleftpathgoestoacampsitebythelake,”shesaid.“It’slonger,butit’sflatandsafe.”Ishookmyhead