河北承德市承德县某中学2026届高三一模英语试题

高级中学名校试卷PAGEPAGE1河北承德市承德县某中学2026届高三一模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、D四个选项中选出最佳选项。ACreativeWritingWorkshopOverviewInCreativeWritingWorkshops,kidsandteensaregiventhespacetoworkonandsharetheirwritingwithagroupofpeersandaninstructor—apublishedauthororproducedplaywright.Inthismulti-genre(体裁)workshop,writersmayfindthemselvesdrawntoanynumberofformsandgenres,includingfiction,personalnarrative/memoir,playwriting,andscreenwriting.OurMission&ApproachWeinspireandhelpwriterssetandachievetheirownwritinggoals,andallwritersareencouragedtocompleteatleastonewell-developedpieceofwritingoverthecourseoftheirworkshop.Workshopsalsoincludefun,productivewritinggamesthathelpwritersdeveloptheircraft,explorenewgenres,andbetterunderstandtheircharactersandnarratives.Throughourinnovativeworkshopmethod,weempowerkidsandteensaspeerleadersastheygainskillsinwriting,editing,analysis,andeffectivecommunication.WritopiaLabhasestablishedacommunitywhereyoungwriterscanfindeachother,connectviatheirliterarypassions,andhavelotsoffun!WorkshopFeaturesOurworkshopsare:·fun,engaging,andhighlyproductive;·student-centeredandauthor-led;·supportive,safespaceswherewriterslearnhowtogiveandreceiveinsightfulfeedback.Schedule&FormatWorkshopsrunweeklyduringtheschoolyear,asweek-longhalf-dayworkshopsandweek-longfull-daycamps.Privatesessionsarealsoavailableforstudentstoreceiveone-on-oneinstruction.LocationsWeofferworkshopsonlineandin-personinourNewYork,WashingtonD.C.,andSanFranciscoregions.1.Whatisencouragedintheworkshops?A.Readingvariousliteraryworks. B.Writinginmultiplegenresdaily.C.Creatingonepolishedpieceofwriting. D.Studyingprofessionalwritingstandards.2.Whatisafeatureoftheworkshops?A.Theyfocusonacademicwriting. B.Theyareledbyprofessionalwriters.C.Theyrequirepreviousexperience. D.Theymainlyteachpoetrywriting.3.Whoisthetexttargetedat?A.Parentswholovewritingmost. B.Schoolteachersdesigningcurricula.C.Youngstudentsinterestedinwriting. D.Professionalwritersseekingimprovement.BAttheageof1yearand152days,Ace-LiamNanaSamAnkrahfromGhanawastheworld’syoungestmaleartist.HismotherChantelle,alsoanartist,discoveredhispassionwhenhewasjust6monthsold.Whilelearningtocrawl,shegavehimpaintonacanvastokeephimbusy—andhecreatedhisfirstartwork,TheCrawl.Sincethen,Ace-LiamhasgainedattentionfromthemediaandevenGhana’sFirstLady.“Hehascreatedanaturalconversationaboutartappreciationandnurturing(培育)talentinkids,”theFirstLadysaid.Hehasmadeover20paintingsandparticipatedinhisfirstgroupexhibition,wherenineofhistendisplayedworksweresold.Ace-Liamlovesthefeelofpaint,brightcolors,andexpressinghimselffreely.“It’safunandcreativeoutlet,”hismotherexplained.Heoftenaskstopaint,andhisabstractworksareinspiredbycolors,shapes,textures,andhismood.“Everypaintingshowshiscuriosityandjoy,”Chantelleadded.Hispaintingsessionsarenatural.Hechoosesthecanvasandcolors,asksforhelpopeningpaintbottles,andthenpaintscarefullybutfreely.Asessioncanlastfromminutestohalfanhour.Sometimeshereturnsdayslatertofinish.Whendone,hesays,“Mamafinish.”Afterhisrecordwasconfirmed,hisfamilybeganlookingforopportunitiestonurturehistalentthroughqualityeducationandinternationalexposure.Chantelleadvisesparentstoencouragechildren’sinterestsearly:“Everychildisunique,andnurturingtheirpassionscanleadtoamazingachievements.”Foranyoneaimingforaworldrecord,shestressestheimportanceoffollowingtherulescarefully:“Readthemoverandover.Thejourneyitselfisfulfilling.”Ace-Liam’sartisticfuturelooksbright,andmanyareexcitedtoseewhathecreatesnext.4.WhatistheprimarysignificanceofAce-Liam’sstoryaccordingtotheFirstLady?A.Itprovesthevalueofstrictdiscipline.B.Itshowstheimportanceofwinningawards.C.Ithighlightsthecommercialvalueofchildart.D.Itinspiresdiscussionondevelopingyoungtalent.5.WhichofthefollowingbestdescribesAce-Liam’screativeprocess?A.Plannedandstructured. B.Hesitantandrepetitive.C.Emotionalandunrestricted. D.Interactiveandsocial.6.WhatdoesChantelleexpectotherparentstodo?A.Setcleargoalsforchildrenearly. B.Supportchildren’snaturalinterests.C.Comparechildren’sprogresswithothers. D.Preparechildrenforprofessionalcourses.7.WhatdoestheauthorthinkofAce-Liam’sfuture?A.Uncertain. B.Promising. C.Challenging. D.Stressful.CWhenthereislesssunlight,manypeoplefeeltheirmooddrop.About5%ofadultshaveaconditioncalledseasonalaffectivedisorder(SAD),atypeofseasonaldepression.Manymorepeopleexperienceamilder“winterblues.”Agoodwaytopreventthisistousealightbox,startinginthefall.Dr.DorothySit,apsychiatrist,says,“Researchshowsthatusingbrightlighttherapy(治疗)inthemorningcangreatlyhelpreducethesymptoms(症状)ofseasonaldepression.”Peopleusuallysitinfrontofaspeciallightboxforabout30minuteseverymorning.Makingthisaregularhabitisveryimportantforittoworkthroughoutthedarkseason.Studieshavefoundthatlighttherapycanbeaseffectiveasantidepressantmedicineforsomepeople.Someuseboth,andthiscombinationcanbeveryhelpful.Manypeoplefeelbetterwithinjustoneweekofstarting.Ourbodiesneeddaylighttoregulateourinternal24-hourclock,whichcontrolswhenwefeelsleepyorawake.Becausethisinternalclockisn’tperfect,itneedsadailyreset.Morninglight,enteringthroughoureyes,givesourbrainthesignaltoresetitself.“Ithelpssyncouroff-schedulebodyclockwiththeoutsideworld,”explainsexpertMichaelTerman.Youdon’tneedtohaveseveredepressiontobenefitfromalightbox.Itcanalsohelppeoplewithmildermoodchanges.Ifyoufeellowonenergyandmoodwhenautumnarrives,itmightbeworthtrying.However,it’salwaysagoodideatotalktoadoctoraboutyoursymptoms.Remember,thelackoflightisn’ttheonlyreasonforfeelingdowninwinter.Coldweatheroftenkeepspeopleindoors,whichcanleadtosocialisolation(孤单)andsadness.Lighttherapywon’thelpwiththebluescausedbyloneliness.It’simportanttostayconnectedwithfriendsandkeepdoingactivitiesyouenjoy.Tofeelyourbestduringthedarkermonths,combinelighttherapywithotherhealthyhabits:laughoften,spendtimewithfriends,eatwell,andstayactive.8.Whatisthefunctionofmorninglightaccordingtoparagraph2?A.Itsignificantlyimproveseyesight. B.Itoffersatreatmentfordepression.C.Itenhancesoutdoorexerciseeffects. D.Itreplacestheneedforsocialactivities.9.Whatdoestheunderlinedword“sync”inparagraph4mostprobablymean?A.Matchup. B.Slowdown. C.Calmdown. D.Warmup.10.Whatcouldyoudotostayawayfromlonelinessinwinter?A.Keepabalanceddiet. B.Spendmoretimesleeping.C.Staysociallyactiveandengaged. D.Takeantidepressantmedicinedaily.11.Whatisthemainpurposeofthetext?A.Tocomparevariousmentaltherapies.B.Torecommendasolutionforwinterblues.C.Tointroducedifferenttypesofthedepression.D.Toexplainthecausesofseasonalmoodchanges.DManypeoplechoosedietsodaseverydaytoeatlesssugar,controltheirweight,orliveahealthierlife.However,newstudiesshowthatthesedrinkswithartificialsweetenersmightdomorethanjusttastesweet—theycouldbechanginghowourbrainsunderstandhunger.Foralongtime,artificialsweetenershavebeendebatedbecauseofpossiblelinkstocancerandgut(肠胃)problems.Now,researchsuggeststhatsweetenerslikesucralose(三氯蔗糖)canactivatepartsofthebrainthatmakeusfeelhungry.Thismayincreaseourdesiretoeat.Itisstillnotclearwhetherthisleadstorealweightgain,butthebeliefthatdietdrinkshelppeopleloseweightisnowbeingquestioned.Whenwedrinksomethingwithrealsugar,thebodyusesitforenergy.Thisprocessmakesusfeelfull.Butwithartificialsweetenerslikesucralose,thissystemdoesnotworkthesameway.Brainscansshowthatsucraloseincreasesactivityintheareathatcontrolshunger,whilesugardecreasesit.Inonestudy,peoplewhodranksucralosefelthungrier,andtheirbodiesdidnotproducechemicalsthathelpthemfeelfull.Whydoesthishappen?Onereasonforthismaybethatthebrainexpectscalorieswhenittastessomethingsweet.Butartificialsweetenershavenocalories.Thismismatchmaymakethebrainlookformorefood,especiallysweetfoods.Dothesesweetenerscauseweightgain?Theresultsaremixed.Somelargestudiesshowthatpeoplewhooftenuseartificialsweetenershaveahigherriskofbecomingoverweightorgettingtype2diabetes(糖尿病).However,expertssaythisdoesnotnecessarilymeansweetenersarethecause.Peoplewhousethemmayalreadybeworriedabouttheirweight.Otherstudieshavefoundthatreplacingsugarydrinkswithdietversionscanhelppeoplelosesomeweight.Butonerecentstudyfoundthatwomenwithdiabeteswhoswitchedfromdietdrinkstowaterlostmoreweightandweremorelikelytoimprovetheirhealth.Still,manydoctorssuggestbeingcareful.Basedongrowingresearch,theyrecommendavoidingbothsugaryandartificiallysweeteneddrinks.Agoodalternativeisnaturallyflavoredwater.12.Whatistheeffectofsucraloseonthebrain?A.Itcuressugaraddiction. B.Itimprovesthesenseoftaste.C.Ithelpstoburnmorecalories. D.Itchangeshowhungerisfelt.13.Whatcanweinferaboutthe“system”mentionedinparagraph3?A.Itregulateshungerandfullness. B.Itrespondstonaturalsugars.C.Itcontrolsintensityofsweetness. D.It’sunaffectedbysweeteners.14.Whatistheauthor’sattitudetowardsartificialsweeteners?A.Favorable. B.Disapproving. C.Uninterested. D.Curious.15.Whatisthebesttitleforthetext?A.WhyPeopleChooseDietSodas B.HowOurBrainReactstoSweetnessC.TheChemicalsofArtificialSweeteners D.NewResearchonDietDrinksandHealth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可以填入空白处的最佳选项。选项中有两项为多余选项。Ashumans,wetendtoavoidanythingthatmightcauseusemotionaldiscomfort.Whetherthat’signoringtoday’sheadlines,ornotwantingtoenforceapersonalboundary,it’snaturaltowanttopreservesomestatesofemotionalbalanceinlife.____16____.Thinkaboutsomethingyou’veachieved:firstdate;switchingjobs;movingcities;oranyothercourageousmomentthatnodoubtcamewithfear,orsadness.Allthoserequirealeap(跳跃)offaithintotheunknown.Atthetime,wemayworrythatwe’reabouttomakeahugemistakewhenwe’reactuallymakingtheconsciousdecisiontobravelystepintotheunknown.Whenwelookbackonthesesuccesses,wequicklyforgetaboutthatinitialstressfulfeeling,seeingthatmomentasunimportantandinsignificanttotheeventsthatfollowed.____17____:yourself-perceptionbeginstoshift.Youseethatpastversionsofyouhavebeenabletonotjustwithstandemotionaldiscomfort,buttransformitintopersonalgrowth.Overtime,youseethatahealthyamountofpressureisn’tjustsurvivable,butessentialtoperformingatyourbest.____18____.Andyoucanhavethecouragetobetrulyseenandheardbyothers.Thiscapacitytoholdthewiderrangeofemotionsisn’taskillwe’retaughtatschool.____19____.Althoughitcanoftenfeelchallengingtopresspause,wherewelandwhenweslowdowncanbetheveryplacewherewecultivatethislife-enhancingskill.Asweexpandouremotionalbandwidth,weunlockthewillingnesstoallowinpositiveemotionstoo,which,formanyofus,isthemissingpieceintheself-carepuzzle.Thebeautifultruthisthatwhenwestoprunningfromdiscomfort,andstartdancingwithitinstead,wedon’tjustsurvive.____20____.A.WewillunlockalevelofsuccessweneverimaginedB.Yetthisskillcanbeself-taughtbylivinginthemomentC.Whilethisbalancepreservescomfort,itlimitsourgrowthD.Whenevertrappedinadifficultsituation,neverlosepatienceE.ItmaybeawkwardtoturntoprofessionalsorpeoplearoundyouforguidanceF.YounoticeyoucancalmlyenterconversationsthatimproveyourrelationshipsG.Butthemomentyoufacediscomfort,youwillfindasurprisingcapacitywithin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，从每题所给的A、B、C、D四个选项中选出可以填入空白处的最佳选项。Manypeopleoftensay,“Ifitdoesn’tkillyou,itwillmakeyoustronger.”ButI’mnotsureIalways____21____.Someexperiencescanleavepeoplehurt,evenifthey____22____them.Formanyyears,I____23____inahealthcentrehelpingpeoplewitheatingproblems.Manythinktheseproblemsareaboutwantingtolookacertainway,buttheyareoften____24____todeeperemotionalpain.Thetreatmentislonganddifficult,and____25____,somepeopledonotgetbetter.However,duringmytimethere,Ioftenwitnessedsomethingbeautiful.Manypatientstoldmethatafterreceivinghelp,theirlivesactually____26____.Theyunderstoodthemselvesbetterandfeltmorekindnesstowardsotherswhowerealso____27____.Irememberone____28____whowasinabadcondition.Butovertime,sheworkedveryhardtogetbetter.Shestoppedharmful____29____,improvedhereating,andslowlyreturnedtonormal.Sheeventookcoursestohelpher____30____inherjobhunting.Oneday,shecametosharesomewonderfulnews.Shehadjustbeen____31____ahigh-leveljobatalargecompany.Shehadappliedwithout____32____togetit.Inherinterviews,whenevershefelt____33____,sheremindedherselfthatshehadalreadybeenthroughsomethingmuchharder—andthatgaveher____34____.Sometimes,ourhardestexperiencescan____35____ustobestrongerandkinder,helpingusbuildabetterlifeahead.21.A.agree B.mind C.miss D.complain22.A.challenge B.survive C.avoid D.change23.A.wandered B.stayed C.worked D.joined24.A.opposed B.related C.similar D.addicted25.A.surprisingly B.finally C.immediately D.sadly26.A.suffered B.declined C.improved D.continued27.A.engaging B.waiting C.competing D.struggling28.A.patient B.neighbor C.customer D.agent29.A.disadvantages B.experiments C.habits D.customs30.A.breakdown B.moveforward C.settledown D.takeoff31.A.offered B.lent C.presented D.awarded32.A.planning B.learning C.deciding D.expecting33.A.unsure B.relaxed C.natural D.encouraged34.A.anxiety B.disappointment C.confidence D.respect35.A.command B.force C.persuade D.teach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。AspecialeventtookplaceinFuzhou,China.TheEnglish-languageversionoftheChineseplayThePeonyPavilion____36____(perform)forthefirsttimeinAsia.Thisplay,writtenbyTangXianzuover400yearsago,wasadaptedbytheUniversityofBirmingham.Thisperformancewaspartof____37____internationaldramafestival.IthelpedtocreateaculturalconversationbetweenEastandWest.TangXianzuandWilliamShakespeare,____38____bothlivedinthe16thcentury,nevermet.However,their____39____(story)exploresimilarthemeslikeloveandfate.____40____(celebrate)thisconnection,aspecialshowwascreated.ItpresentedscenesfromThePeonyPavilionandShakespeare’sRomeoandJulietononestage,____41____(show)howartcanconnectdifferentcultures.TranslatingtheChineseoperaforEnglishspeakerswasacomplextask.Itrequiredmorethanjustchangingthewords.Theinternationalcast,usingaShakespeareanstyleofspeaking,____42____(combine)EasternandWesternperformancetraditionsduringthefestival.Thiscreativeprocessshowsthatculturalexchangeisaboutfinding____43____(share)humanfeelings.Thesuccessofthisprojectprovesthatwhatis____44____(deep)rootedinoneculturecanbeunderstoodinanother.FuzhouandStratford-upon-Avon,thehometownsofTangandShakespeare,arenowsistercities.Youngactorsfrombothcountriesareworkingtogether,learning____45____eachotherandkeepingtheseclassicworksalivefornewaudience.第四部分写作(共两节，满分40分)第一节(满分15分)46.你校图书馆拟采用AI系统根据借阅记录推荐书籍。校英文报就此正展开英文讨论。请你写一篇短文投稿。内容包括：1.你的观点；2.你的理由。注意：1.写作词数应为80个左右；2.请按如下格式在答题卡的相应位置作答。___________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________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。OnabeautifulThursdaythisApril,MrandMrsBrowntooktheirdaughterLilyoutforawalkintheneighborhood.Ontheirwayback,MrsBrownpickedupadollforLilyfromthelocaltoystore—ithadsmoothhairandworeaprettybluedress,justlikethedollsLilyalwaysadmiredinshopwindows.Thesedays,whenMrandMrsBrownwerebusywiththeirworkandspendinglesstimeathome,suchsmalljoysmeantmorethanever.Intheafternoon,Lilycouldn’twaittoplaywithhernewdollinthebackyard.Shewascarefullypushingthedollinherlittlet