广东阳江市2026届高三下学期4月复习阶段检测英语试题

高级中学名校试卷PAGEPAGE1广东阳江市2026届高三下学期4月复习阶段检测英语试题第一部分听力（略）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和D四个选项中，选出最佳选项。ASubmissionsareinvitedforthePoetryNationPrimePoetryContest.AbouttheContestThisisacontestthatrunsannually.Noentryfeeisrequired.Foreachcontest,between20,000-25,000poemsarereceived.Only60%-70%ofthesepoemswilladvancetothesemi-final(半决赛)round.Thesubmissionsareonarollingbasisandareopenthroughouttheyear.Attheconclusionofeachcontest,theeditorialstaffgathersandbeginsthemonumentaltaskofthefinalroundofjudging.ContestRules●Poetrycanbewritteninanypoeticstyleandonanysubject.●Apoeminitsentiretymustbeanoriginalworkbythepersonenteringthecontest.●Copyingisaseriousoffensewithseriousconsequences.●Onlyonepoemperperson,perhouseholdisallowed.●Poetmustbeatleastthirteenyearsofage.●Poemmustobeybasicrulesofcapitalization:Donottypepoeminallcapitalletters.Donotcapitalizethefirstletterofeveryword.PrizesThecontestawardsonefirstplaceprizeof$2,000andafirstprizemedal($100value);twentysecondplaceprizesof$100eachandasecondplacemedal($75value);onehundredthirdplacewinnersofathirdplacemedaland$25giftcertificate($75value).Sixtytoseventypercentofallentriesbecomesemi-finalistsandreceiveacertificateofparticipationsuitableforframing.PublicationContestantswhoreachthesemi-finaliststageofthecontestwillbegiventheopportunitytobefeaturedinapoetrycollection.Thereisnopurchaserequiredtobeincludedinthiscollection.1.Whatdoweknowaboutthecontest?A.Itishostedeveryyear.B.Itcostsmoneytoenter.C.Itisdesignedforteenagers.D.Ithasaduedateforentries.2.Whatmustapoetavoidwhencomposingthepoem?A.Choosingcomplexsubject. B.Writingaboutpersonalideas.C.Employingauniquepoeticstyle. D.Usingcapitalsforeveryletter.3.Whocanwinamedalinthecontest?A.Allsemi-finalists. B.Allprizewinners.C.First-placewinneronly. D.Firstandsecondplacewinners.BIwasonamuch-neededwalkoutsideBoston’sSymphonyHall.IthadbeenweekssinceIlastcalledhome.Surroundedbyunfamiliarroutinesandstrangers,Ifeltlikeabackgroundcharacterinsomeoneelse’scity.Ineededamomenttobreathe.ThatwaswhenIsawherstandingaloneatthecrosswalk,scanningthestreet.AsIcrossedthestreet,oureyeslocked.ShelookedatmewithsuchdirectnessthatIreflexivelysmiledandwaved.“Hi,Idon’tspeakMandarin,buthowcanIhelp?”IaskedtheolderChinesewoman.Sheshowedmeapictureonherphone:theTraderJoe’sgrocerystore.Iperformedmybestimpressionofamime(哑剧)tryingtogivedirections.Confused,sheshowedmethepictureagain.“OK,I’lltakeyoutheremyself,”Isaid,gesturingforhertocomealong.WalkingdownMassachusettsAvenue,shesaid“xièxie”everyfewmoments.IpulledoutGoogleTranslateonmyphone:“Thankyou,”saidtheapp.I’mnotsurewhyIwastakingastrangergroceryshopping.MaybesheremindedmeofmyFilipinofamilyIleftbehindinCalifornia.MaybeitwassimplythatIknewIcouldhelp.Whenwearrivedatthestore,Iaskedherwhethersheneededanythingelse.Shescrolledtoasecondscreenshot,thistimeofsourdoughbread,andturnedherphonetowardmewithanexpectantlook.Ilaughedandnodded.Asweentered,sheraisedhereyebrowsasthoughIwashernephewandthiswasourweeklywalkforgroceries.Thecashierlookedbetweenus.“Areyoutworelated?”Inodded.Easierthatway.Mynewauntiehandedmeabagwithasingleloafinside.Irefused,butsheinsisted-pressingthebagintomyhandsuntilIaccepted.Thecashier,watchingthisexchange,smiledandletthe10-centbagfeeslide.Sayinggoodbyefeltbittersweet.Weneverexchangednamesorcontactinformation.AllIhadtorememberherbywasthatloafofbread-asmallgiftthatfeltlikesomethingmuchbigger.4.Whatcanbeinferredabouttheauthor’slifeinBoston?A.Heledaboringandstressfullife.B.Heoftenassistedstrangersinneed.C.Hewasunfamiliarwiththelocalarea.D.Hefeltoutofplaceinhissurroundings.5.Howdidtheauthorsucceedintalkingwiththewoman?A.ByteachingherEnglish.B.Byusingdigitaldevices.C.Byexchangingthepictures.D.Byaskingforacashier’shelp.6.Whydidtheauthortellthecashiertheywererelatives?A.Towintrustfromthewoman.B.Togetadiscountonthebread.C.Toavoidadetailedexplanation.D.Tomakethecashierimpressive.7.Whatdoesthebreadsymbolizeinthestory?A.Acomfortintimesofloneliness.B.Asignofovercominglifedifficulties.C.Alifelongpromisebetweenstrangers.D.Areminderoftheauthor’shomesickness.CThomashasanengagingviewfromhisAmsterdamflat.Hisstreetislinedwithimposing17th-Centurycanalhouses-butwhatheseeseachdayisdistinctlymodern.Dayafterday,touristsformlongqueues(队伍)onthebridge,holdingup€5.50boxoffriesagainstthebackdropforonlineposts.FabelFrietistheplacetogetfriesinAmsterdam.Thebrandopeneditsfirstshopin2020andblewuponTikTokin2023;eversince,itsoriginallocationhasdrawnconstantlines.Afewmetersaway,aKoreansandwichshophassimilarqueues.Amsterdamisfarfromtheonlycitywherepeoplearewaitingformouth-wateringfood.NewYork’sL’Industriedrawshour-longqueuesforasliceofpizza.Gettingasaltbeefbagel(贝果)atLondoninstitutionBeigelBakeisatestinloyaltyandpatience,whileFukuoka’sI’mDonut?trendhasgoneglobal.Acrosstheworld,travelersarenowwillingtowaitanhourormorefortrendytakes.Butpsychologistssaythattheselinesaren’treallyaboutthefoodatall;theyrevealhowsocialmedia,statusandperformancearereshapingmoderntravel.Aqueuedoesn’tjustsignalpopularity;ithasapowerfulpsychologicalinfluence.Thefearofmissingout(FOMO)isthestrongestexplanationforwhypeoplewaitforfoodthey’veonlyheardabout.Forpositiveexperiences,whenpeopleseeotherpeopleinlineforsomething,itmakesthe“thing”peoplearequeuingupforseemmoredesirableandelicitsFOMO.Whetherwerealizeitornot,waitinginlinefortrendingfoodisallpartofabroaderperformance.Peoplearen’tjusteatingtheviralfood—they’refilmingthemselvesdoingit,withtheirsubsequentpostsindicatingthatthey’reontosomethingspecial.Viraldishesspreadacrosssocialmediabeforethetravelersarrive,andmillionswatchotherstrythemoncamera.Andbecausesomuchofthisperformancenowhappensonline,theplacespeoplevisitaren’tdiscoveredthroughwandering;they’redeliveredbyalgorithms(算法).Thatchangesnotjusthowtravelersbehave,butwheretheygointhefirstplace.8.Whatisthefirstparagraphmainlyabout?A.Thedevelopmentoflocalfoodshops.B.ThehistoricalattractionsofAmsterdam.C.Thepopularityofviralfoodwithtourists.D.Theeffectofsocialmediaonoldbuildings.9.Whydoestheauthormentionexamplesofothercities?A.Toprovethetrend’sglobalspread.B.Toshowthevarietyoflocalfood.C.Topresentwaysofattractingtourists.D.Tocomparevariouseatingpreferences.10.Whatdoestheunderlinedword“elicits”inparagraph4mean?A.Relieson. B.Stickswith. C.Turnsto. D.Bringsabout.11.Whatcanbeasuitabletitleforthetext?A.InfluencesofTouristsonLocalLife B.WhyTravelersQueueforViralFood?C.OnePsychologicalSecretinSocialMedia D.WhatMakesLocalFoodPopularWorldwide?DWhenBulwalBilima(BB)firstarrivedatTarongaZooinSydney,Australia,she,orpossiblyhe,wasverytiredanddehydrated(脱水的).Named“strongturtle”inthelanguageoftheYuinpeopleonwhoselanditwasfound,thetiny110gbabyturtle,nobiggerthanabarofsoap,hadafightonitshands.Thebabyturtlewasfoundstranded(搁浅的)lastApril,muchfurthersouththantheusualhatchinggrounds.Afterdaysoffeedingonsquid,sardinesandmarinevitamins,BB,whosesexcannotbedetermineduntilitisfullymature,recovered.Thenlastmonth,itwasfinallyfittedwithasatellitetrackerandreleasedfromLordHoweIsland.Forconservationists,therescuewasaboutmorethansavingthelifeofoneturtle.Itwasafreshwarningthatwarmingseasareforcingspeciesintonewterritories.TheEastAustralianCurrentisstrengtheningandpushingwarmerwatersfurthersouth.MarinespeciesoncelargelyconfinedtoQueensland,includingendangeredloggerheadturtles,arenowturningupmuchfurthersouthinNewSouthWales—inplacestheyhaverarelybeenrecordedbefore.PhoebeMeagher,aconservationofficerwhoworksonTaronga’sturtletaggingproject,saystheirsouthwardshiftraisesurgentconservationconcerns.Oftencalledguardsofclimatechange,turtlesarehighlysensitivetoenvironmentalshifts.Sandtemperaturedetermineshatchingsex:coolersandproducesmales,hottersand,females.Asturtlesmovesouth,mismatchesbetweenoceanandsandtemperaturescouldaffectsexdistributionorreducesurvival.Intensifyingcurrentsmayalsoalterhabitatsuitability,increasediseaseriskandpushturtlesclosertopeople—worseninguncertaintyforalreadythreatenedspecies.BBisoneofabout21turtlestrackedbyTarongaconservationistsalongtheNewSouthWalescoast.ForHerrin,whohasrescuedandreleasedmanyturtles,themostpowerfulmomentsintheprocessremainthesimplest.“Whentheyswimawayandtheydon’tlookback,weknowwe’vedoneOK,sothat’sthebestthanksthatwecanget,”shesays.12.WhatcanwelearnaboutBB?A.Itwasweakwhendiscovered.B.Itsgenderisalreadyconfirmed.C.Itwasspottedinitsusualhome.D.Itsnamewasgivenbylocalpeople.13.WhatcausedBBtoappearfarsouth?A.Thecoolerseawater. B.Thestrongercurrent. C.Lessnaturalenemies. D.Morehatchinggrounds.14.Whatwillenvironmentalchangesbringtoturtles?A.Increaseinsurvivalrate. B.Suitablespaceforliving.C.Intimaterelationwithhumankind. D.Unbalancedproportionofsexes.15.Whatisthemainideaofthetext?A.Marinespeciesmovetonewterritories.B.Turtlesaresensitivetotemperaturechanges.C.Arescuedturtlesignalsrisksoutofclimatechange.D.Extinctspeciesareprotectedwithsatellitetrackers.第二节（共5小题；每小题2.5分，满分12.5分）阅读下面短文，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。Inafast-pacedworldfullofdistractions,stayingfocusedontasksforlongstretchestakesintentionalpractice.____16____Whilereadingabookordoinghomework,wegetdistractedbytheslightestsoundorourownthoughts.____17____Forexample,say“Iamhere”toyourselfwhenyourattentionmovesaway.Thiswillbringyourfocusbacktothepresentmoment.____18____Fixaperiodoftime—twoorthreehours—duringwhichyouwillnotcheckyourphoneorothergadgets.Don’tworryaboutmissingoutonimportantcommunication:Peoplecanalwayscallyouincaseofanemergency.Mindfulnessmeanspayingfullattentiontowhatishappeningaroundyou.Whenyougetup,sitinacomfortableplaceanduseyourfivesensestofocusonyoursurroundings.Lookaroundyouandidentifyfivethingsthatwerealwaysthere.Next,concentrateonthesoundsaroundyou.____19____Payattentiontothetasteoftea,coffeeormilkyoumaybedrinking.Isitsweetorbitter?Mindfulnesscanbringreasontoeventhemostchaoticsituations.Weoftengetdistractedwhilespeakingtootherpeople.Tokeepyourattentionfromwandering,imaginealitbulbovertheheadofthepersonyouarespeakingto.Evenifyouaretalkingtosomeoneonthephone,visualizetheirfacewithabulbovertheirhead.____20____Withthesesmall,consistentpractices,you’llgraduallybuildamorefocusedmind-abletoengagemoredeeplywithwhateveryoudo.A.Whatkindsofsmellscanyouidentify?B.Whatfunnystoriescanyouthinkoftolightenup?C.Takeaquickphonebreakwhenyoufeelyourfocusdropping.D.Tobringourattentionback,ithelpstoassociateaphrasetoit.E.Thispracticecanimproveyourattentionandinteractionswithothers.F.Keeptrackofthenumberoftimesyoucheckyourphoneinonehour.G.Thesesimpleexerciseswillhelpyoustrengthenyoursustainedattention.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）阅读下面短文，从短文后各题所给的A、B、C和D四个选项中，选出可以填入空白处的最佳选项。Davidhastraveledtheworldasaprofessionalropejumper.Healsowriteschildren’sbooksaboutajump-ropinghero.LastDecember,David’sfictionalstoriesbecamea____21____.Thelife-savingincidenthappenedwhenFelix,David’sson,hearddesperatecriesforhelp.Hequickly____22____hisfather,andthepairfollowedthesounds,onlytodiscovertheir17-year-oldneighborandhisdogtrappedina(n)____23____pond.Theteenagerhadfallenthroughtheicewhile____24____torescuehispet,leavingbothina____25____situation.Davidquicklygrabbedhisropestohelp.“Ijust____26____wentrightformybag,andpulledthejumpropesout.”He____27____thetensemoments,“I____28____outontheicepond,andIcouldheartheice____29____underneathmyfeet.”Despitethedanger,David____30____,throwingtheropetotheteenager.“Hegrabbedone____31____,andbitbybit,wepulledhimoutofthepond,”hesaid.WestfieldMayor(市长)ScottWillispraisedthepair’s____32____.“I’vealwaysknownthatWestfieldisfilledwithbrave,kind-heartedpeople,butwhatDavidandFelixdidisabsolutely____33____.Theircourageousactionsarethe____34____ofwhatitlooksliketocareforyourneighbor.”ThankstoDavidandFelix,boththeteenagerandhisdogweresafelyrescuedandthisfatherandsonare____35____asheroesfortheirquick-thinkingactions.21.A.reality B.dream C.mystery D.challenge22.A.thanked B.blamed C.informed D.questioned23.A.icy B.empty C.muddy D.messy24.A.refusing B.pretending C.trying D.promising25.A.peaceful B.dangerous C.curious D.familiar26.A.angrily B.nervously C.unwillingly D.instinctively27.A.ignored B.imagined C.recalled D.created28.A.headed B.stretched C.slipped D.worked29.A.freezing B.cracking C.shining D.gathering30.A.cooledoff B.pressedahead C.steppedback D.spokeup31.A.stone B.stick C.branch D.end32.A.achievement B.courage C.sincerity D.happiness33.A.accidental B.ordinary C.funny D.remarkable34.A.example B.excuse C.blessing D.result35.A.criticized B.trained C.celebrated D.identified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。OnMarch18,TheBronzeAgeCivilizationsinSouthwestChinaopenedattheMuseumofGuadalajarainSpain.Thismarksthefirsttimethatthetouringexhibition,originally____36____(organize)bytheJinshaSiteMuseuminSichuanprovinceandtheArtExhibitionsChina,hastouredabroad.Theexhibition,____37____bringstogether58delicateartifactsfrom14culturalinstitutions,willrununtilMay15,____38____(allow)Spanishaudiencesanup-closeexperienceoftheendlesscharmofChinesecivilization.AsanimportantoriginofChinesecivilization,SouthwestChinais____39____regionwheremultipleethnicgroups____40____(live)togetherandcultureshaveblended(交融)sinceancienttimes.Numerousancientgroupsgrewhere,castingtheirdailylifescenes,spiritualbeliefs,andculturalexchangesontobronze,givingrisetoa____41____(brilliance)BronzeAgecivilization.Coveringmultiplehistoricalperiodsfromapproximately1,600BCtoAD220,thisexhibitionvividlyrecreatestheevolutionarypatternofChinesecivilization,markedbytheinclusionof____42____(diverse)withinunity.TanPing,directoroftheexhibition,saidevery____43____(careful)selectedartifactcarriesthewisdomandbeliefsoftheancientpeopleofSouthwestChina,bearingwitnesstotheexchangesandcoexistenceofvariousethniccultures.“Theyserve____44____vividfootnotesofcivilizationaldialogueandculturalmessengersacrosstime____45____space,”Tanadded.第四部分写作（共两节，满分40分）第一节（满分15分）46.假定你是李华，你校英语报增设的栏目“成长博物馆（MuseumofGrowth）”正在征文。请你给该栏目投稿，内容包括：1.一次你成长的经历；2.你的收获和感悟。注意：1.写作词数应为100个左右；2.请按如下格式在答题纸的相应位置作答。LessonsfromMyFailure___________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________第二节（满分25分）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。Lila,amotherwhohadapassionatelovefordancing,sharedthishobbywithherlittledaughterMia.Justlikehermother,Miawasalsofondofdancing,andthetwoweremorelikeclosefriendsthanmotheranddaughter.Theyspentmostoftheirsparetimetogetherdancingtocheerfulmusic.Theirdayswerealwaysfilledwithlaughterandwarmmoments.Oneday,anannouncementwaspostedallaroundtheirsmalltown.Aspecialparent-childdancecompetitionwouldbeheldnextmonth,anditsoonbecamethehottesttopicamongthetownspeople.AssoonasLilasawthenotice,hereyeslitupinstantly,andshegrewextremelyexcitedaboutthisrarechancetodanceonstagewithherdaughterMia.WhenMiacamehomefromschoolthatafternoon,sherushedstraighttohe