江苏省苏北五校（徐州三中、扬大附中等）2026-2027学年高三上学期10月期中英语试题（含答案）

2026-2027学年度高三年级第一学期第一次学情调研

英语试题

第一部分听力(共两节，满分30分)

做题时，先将答案标在试卷上。录音内容结束后，你将有两分钟的时间将试卷上的答案转涂

到答题卡上。

第一节(共5小题；每小题1.5分，满分7.5分)

听下面5段对话。每段对话后有一个小题，从题中所给的A、B、C三个选项中选出最佳选项。

听完每段对话后，你都有10秒钟的时间来回答有关小题和阅读下一小题，每段对话读两遍。

1.Whatisthewomangoingtodo?

A.Getbacktowork.

B.Gotoacafe.

C.Takeabreak

2.WhenwillJimreturn?

A.OnJuly12th.B.OnJuly10th.C.OnJuly9th.

3.Whydoesthemanputupthefence?

A.Todecoratehisgarden.

B.Toattractmorevisitors.

C.Toprotecthisgarden.

4.Whatisthemanprobably?

A.Aneducationprofessor.

B.Apsychologystudent.

C.Achildren'swriter

5.Whichroomdoesthemanfinallyreserve?

A.Atwinroomfor5th.

B.Atwinroomfor4th.

C.Adoubleroomfor5th.

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.Whatdoesthewomaninvitethemantodo?

A.Gocamping.

B.GotoLosAngeles.

C.Goshopping.

7.Howwouldthemanfeelifhedoesn'tgowithPeter?

A.Apologetic.B.Relieved.C.Pleased.

听第7段材料，回答第8至10题。

8.Whatisthewomantryingtodo?

A.Helpthemanoff.

B.Encouragetheman.

C.Drytheman'sshoes.

9.Whoisthewomanmostlikelytobe?

A.Theman'sfriend.

B.Askiingcoach.

C.Asurgeon.

10.Whatcanwelearnfromtheconversation?

A.Thewomanisenergetic.

B.Thespeakersareblind.

C.Themanisnewtoskiing.

听第8段材料，回答第11至13题。

11.Whatistheprobablerelationshipbetweenthespeakers?

A.Interviewerandinterviewee.B.Professorandstudent.C.Managerandemployee

12.WhatcanbeknownaboutChilefromtheconversation?

A.IthasadvancedEnglisheducation.

B.Ithasapromisingsoftwaremarket.

C.Ithashighcomputerownership.

13.Whatlanguagewillprobablybeusedattheconference?

A.English.

B.Arabic.

C.Spanish.

听第9段材料，回答第14至16题。

14.Whatisprobablythewoman?

A.Atourguide.

B.Aradiohost.

C.Aparkmanager.

15.WhichislocatedintheheartoftheHarborPark?

A.AstatueofCaptainJones.

B.Abeautifulfountain.

C.Alovelygarden.

16.Wheredothewoodenstairslead?

A.Thehorsefarm.

B.Thewoods.

C.Theharbor.

听第10段材料，回答第17至20题。

17.Whatcanyoudoattheolddesks?

A.Readmagazines.

B.Takenewly-borrowedbooks.

C.Placerecently-returnedbooks.

18.Wherecanyoufindthereferencebooks?

A.Bythebackdoor.

B.Nearthefrontdesk.

C.Besidethestudyarea.

19.Howlongcanyoukeepalibrarybooknow?

A.Fiveweeks.

B.Sixweeks.

C.Eightweeks.

20.Inwhatwaydidyouhavetorenewalibrarybookbefore?

A.Inperson.

B.Overthephone.

C.Bye-mail.

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和D四个选项中，选出最佳答案。

A

TheCambridgeFolkFestival2027willtakeplaceonSaturday31July&Sunday1August2027atCherry

HintonHall.

Atthefestival,you'llseeglobalsuperstarsperforminglivewithexcitingemergingartists.Youcanalsolook

forwardtoavarietyofGreek,Australian,IndianandChinesedishesaswellasVegetarian&Veganfood,burgers,

pizza,ice-creamandsomuchmore.Buttheexperienceheregoesfarbeyondmusicandfood.Youcanjoinworkshops

ontraditionalinstrumentsandgethands-onexperiencewiththecharmoffolkinstruments.Andifyou'reinterested

insongwriting,therearededicatedworkshopswaitingforyoutoreleaseyourcreativity.

TicketPrices

TicketTypePrice(inclusiveofbookingfee)

Adult£133

YoungFolk(14-25)f93

Children(0-13)Free

DisabilityConcessions(优惠)f93

Accommodation&Camping

Cambridgeoffersawideselectionofhotelsforvisitorsstayingduringthefestival.Pleasevisit

forafulllistofhotels

Ifyouwishtocamponsite,campingticketsmustbepurchasedseparatelyatarateof£45pertent.Asingle

campingticketprovidesoneplot,sizedtofita2-3berth(铺位)tent.CherryHintonCampsiteistheonlycampsite

for2027.

Parking&Drop-Off

ParkingisavailableatNetherhallSecondarySchool,pricedat£20forthefullweekendparkingpass.Free

authorizeddrop-offaccessisreservedforthreegroupsofvisitorsonly,butpriorapplicationisrequired.

·Familieswithchildrenagedunder5

·Guestscanryinglargemusicalinstruments

·Visitorswithpre-existinghealthconditions

Allvehiclesmustfirstenterthecarparkbeforeparkingstaffdirectyoutotheassigneddrop-offzone.

Forfurtherinformation,pleasevisittheofficialfestivalwebsite:www.cambridgefolkfestivalco.uk.

21.Whatelsecanvisitorsdoapartfromenjoyingmusicandfood?

A.Performwithartists.B.Takecookinglessons.

C.Composeoriginalsongs.D.Joindanceworkshops.

22.Howmuchdoesadisabledadultpayforhisfestivalticketandacampingplot?

A.£138.B.£133.C.£93.D.£178.

23.Whatisamustforvisitorsusingthefreeauthorizeddrop-off?

A.Registeringonthewebsite.B.Prepayingtheparkingfee.

C.Arrivingbeforeweekends.D.Applyingaheadoftime.

B

Mostofushavesecretgardenswherewecanrelax,stretchandrefresh.Forme,sinceIcanremember,that

worldhasbeenbooks.

Aswithmanychildren,booksfirstdrewmeinthroughtheirillustrations.Myloveofcolourwasstimulatedby

theoriginalBabcrbooks;myunderstandingoflinescomesfromtheOurWullieannuals,orTintin.Later,thewords

becamemoreimportanttome.Iwasnothappyatboardingschool,butIlovedspendingtimeinitslibrary.Books

becamemyprivategarden.SoitwasnosurprisethatIstudiedEnglishatuniversity.

Today“Englishliterature”isinsharpdeclineamongsenior-levelexamsubjectsandsomeuniversitiesare

ceasingtoofferit.Thisisaquietculturaldisaster,oneinwhichwearestealingtheirbestfuturefromourchildren.It

maynotleaddirectlytoagood-payingofficejob.Butithasgivenpeoplelikemeareliablefriend.

Later,workandfamilymadeitharderformetoread.Asajournalist,Ihadmanydeadlines,andasamother,I

oftenhadlittletimebecauseofchildrenandmoneyworries.SometimesIreadwhilestandingonamovingbusor

train.Itwasdifficult,butIkeptreading.Everyyear,IstilllookedforwardtonewbooksbyIanMcEwanandmany

otherwriters,suchasPenelopeFitzgeraldandDonnaTartt.Eachbookgavemeanewworldtoexploreandanew

friendtomeet.

Atthispoint,readersmayaskwhetherIwouldhavebeenbetteroffliving—meetingandtalkingtofleshy

actualhumansorplayingsports.Well,Idon'tspendallmylifeonasofawithbooksallaroundme.Thereseemsto

betimeforchatandlaughter.Butwithoutdeepandrepeatedreadingofwriterswhomillionsofotherpeoplehave

alreadyfoundfriendlyandhelpful,mylifewouldjustbesomuchnarrowerandmeaner.Thegreatbooksremain,

acrossmostofalifetime,mysecretgarden.

24.Whatfirstattractedtheauthortobooksasachild?

A.Theplots.B.Thetitles.C.Thepictures.D.Thereviews.

25.Whatdoestheauthorthinkof“Englishliterature”?

A.Spirituallycomforting.B.Academicallydifficult

C.Economicallyrewarding.D.Practicallyadvantageous.

26.Whatdoesparagraph4mainlytellusabouttheauthor?

A.Herbusylife.B.Herreadingontrips.

C.Herinsistenceonreading.D.Herfavoritewriters.

27.Whatdoestheauthorintendtodointhelastparagraph?

A.Analyzeacurrenttrend.

B.Defendherpointofview.

C.Showreaders'misunderstandingofbooks.

D.Provetheimportanceofreal-lifeactivities.

C

Wanttolosefat?There'sonemethodscientificallyproventowork:eatingalittlelessfoodthanyourbody

needstofuelitselfeachday.Dothat,andyourbodystartsusingitsenergyreserves—itsstoredfat—tomakeup

thedeficit.

Itsoundsstraightforward.Youdutifulykeeptrackofthecaloriesineverymealtomakesureyourdailyintake

stayslessthanyourfixedlimit,butthenumberonyourweightscaleneverchangesatall.It'sfrustratingand

disheartening.Butthere'sgoodnews:you'renottoblame.

Recentscientificfindingssuggestit'salmostimpossibletocountcalorieswithanydegreeofprecision,which

explainswhytryingtoloseweightbycaloriecountingissohard.It'snotbadmathsthattripsmostofusup,though.

Generally,unlessyoudiligentlylogeveryingredientbeforeyoueat,humansjustaren'tverygoodatrecallingexactly

whatwasontheirplate,letalonethehandfulofsnackstheyatewithoutthinking.Givenallthat,it'snosurprisethat

studiessuggesttheaveragepersonunderestimatestheirdailyconsumptionbyaround30percent(roughly600-750

calories),orabout10digestivebiscuits.

Theveryideaofworkingoutcalorieamountsisproblematic.Andthat'sbeforeweevenconsidertheeffect

yourindividualbiologycanhave.Forinstance,a2023studytestedtheoutcomesofgivingpeopleahigh-fibrediet,

designedtofeedtheirgutmicrobes(肠道菌群).Withgrowingmicrobialcommunitiesintheirguts,thescientists

foundthattheparticipantsinthestudylostalittlebitofweight—withouteatinglessorfeelinghungry—because

theywereabsorbingfewercaloriesfromtheirfood.

"Thatmeans,dependingonwhatyoueatandhowmanymicrobesarethriving(旺盛繁殖)inyourgut,some

caloriesareusedbyyou,whileothersfeedthemicrobes."saysProfessorRosaBrown,aco-authorofthestudy.

Ifallthisisstartingtomakeyouthinkthatcaloriemonitoringmightbeoffthemenu,you'dberight.

28.Whatdoestheunderlinedword"deficit"inparagraph1mean?

A.Reserve.B.Nutrition.C.ShortfallD.Balance.

29.Whatmakesithardfordieterstocountcalories?

A.Complexityofcalculationprocedures.B.Lackoftrackingapproaches.

C.Absenceofscientificevidence.D.Inaccuracyofintakerecords.

30.Whatcanwelearnfromthe2023study?

A.Eatinglessmeanslosingweight.B.Calorieabsorptionmayvary.

C.Fibrereducespeople'shunger.D.Foodcaloriesdeterminebodyweight.

31.Whichofthefollowingcanbethebesttitleforthetext?

A.ForgettheStrictDiet.B.SimplifyYourCalorieLog.

C.AdjustYourDietStructure.D.SkiptheDietaryMath.

D

Scientistshavelongthoughtraindropscontributetothewearandtearofprotectivecoatings,becausethey

physicallydamagethecoatingastheyslidedownitandhaveacidiccomponentsthatcanchemicallydegradeit.Now,

newresearchsuggeststheremaybemoretothisdestructionthanpreviouslythought.Waterdropscanbecome

electricallychargedastheyslideacrosssmoothsurfaces,suchasplantleaves,insectwings,buildingwallsand

windowglass.Whentheseelectrifieddropsfallontocoatedmetals,theygeneratemicro-dischargescapableof

breakingthroughprotectivecoatingslikeTeflonanddamagingtheunderlyingmetal,accordingtoastudypublished

onAugust26inthejournalNature.

Toinvestigatethis,studyco-authorHans-JürgenButt,aphysicistattheMaxPlanckInstituteforPolymer

ResearchinGermany,andco-workersdroppedwaterdropsontodifferentinsulating(绝缘的)materials,including

plantleaves,PVCboardsandglass,andallowedtheliquidtorundownandfallontoTeflon-coatedcopper(铜).

Applyingonlyafewdozendropsresultedinnovisiblewear.Butwhentheteamapplied3,000electrifieddrops,a

powerfulmicroscoperevealedasurprisingamountofdamage.ThewaterhadeatenthroughtheTeflonandleftthe

underlyingcopperuneven.Bycontrast,droppingwaterdirectlyontothecoatedcoppercausednocorrosion(腐蚀).

Theresearcherssuggestthatasthewaterdropsslidedownasurface,theyacquireatinypositivecharge.When

adropapproachesthecoatedmetal,theelectricalpotentialdifferencebetweenthedropandtheunderlyingmetalcan

exceed1,000volts.

SincecommercialcoatingsoncarsandshipsaretypicallythickerthantheTefloncoatingusedinthe

experiment,thesechargeddropsposenoimmediatedangertomodernvehicles,Buttsays.However,theprocess

couldhelpexplainwhyprotectivecoatingsonhistoricalstructuresfailafterlongperiodsoftime,leavingthematerial

underneathexposedtotheelements.CorrosionintheUnitedStatesisestimatedtocostthecountymorethan$2

trillionperyear.

32.Whatisthenewlyidentifiedfactorcontributingtometalcorrosion?

A.Theacidityofraindrops.B.Thechargeofraindrops.

C.Thecoatings'components.D.Theimpactforceofraindrops.

33.Howdotheresearchersdrawtheirconclusion?

A.Byanalyzingearlierpapers.B.Bycomparingdifferentdamages.

C.Byinterviewingotherphysicists.D.Byweighingthewaterdrops.

34.Whatdoestheauthormainlytalkaboutinparagraph3?

A.Thedesignofanexperiment.B.Propertiesofasubstance.

C.Analysisofanexperiment.D.Themechanismofcorrosion.

35.Whyisthe$2trillionannualcostofcorrosionmentioned?

A.Tostressthesignificanceoftheresearch.

B.Toprovetheeffectivenessofcoatings.

C.Topresentthedifficultyoftheresearch.

D.Toshowtheunavoidabilityofcorrosion.

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。

Around90percentofpeopleworldwideareright-handed,whileleft-handedpeoplemakeuponlyabout10

percent.Fordecades,scientistshavebeenconfusedbytheimbalanceddistributionofhandpreferenceinhumans.

36Ithaslongbeenlistedasoneoftheworld'stopunsolvedscientificpuzzlesbyScience.Recently,Chinese

researchershavefinallymadekeyprogressinthisfield.

AresearchteamfromtheChineseAcademyofSciencescarriedoutcontrolledexperimentson437miceto

exploretheformationofhandpreference.37Withoutone-sidedtraining,themiceshowednonaturaltendency

towardeitherpaw,keepingabalanced50-50usingrate.Yetsmallamountsofsingle-sidedtrainingcouldcompletely

changetheirhabits.Afteronly5to7timesofunilateral(单侧的)training,themiceformedstablepawpreference

thatlastedforoveramonth.

Theexperimentsalsofoundahugedifferencebetweenleftandrightpawhabits.38Itresistedchange

farbetterthantheleft-sidepreference.Evenwithlong-termreversetraining,mosttrainedmicerefusedtoswitch

theirdominantpaw.Thisanimalexperimentresulthighlymatchesthecommonright-handeddominanceinhuman

society.

Basedonthedata,researchersraisedthe“acquiredconservativehypothesis(假说)ofrightpreference”.39

Instead,itisgraduallyfixedthroughrepeatedsingle-handuseinearlychildhood.Theuniversalright-handedsocial

environmentfurtherstrengthensthishabit.Dailytoolsandeducationalroutinesarealldesignedforright-handed

people,pushingmostindividualstosticktoright-handusage.

40Femalestendtokeeptheiracquiredhandpreferencemorefirmly,whilemalesarerelativelymore

likelytoexperiencesmallchangesindominanthandhabitsduringgrowth.Besides,extemallivingenvironmentalso

playsasupplementary(附加的)roleinshapingpeople'sfinalhand-usinghabits,makingthepopulation'sright-

handedadvantageextremelystable.

A.Genderisalsoaninfluentialfactor.

B.Handpreferenceisnotmainlyaninborntrait.

C.Rightpreferenceisextremelyconservative.

D.Theyrecordedthemice'spaw-usingbehaviors.

E.Fewstudiesfocusedonanimalhandpreferencebefore.

F.Trainingintensitydeterminesanimals'dailybehaviorchanges.

G.Peoplehavelongwonderedwhyright-handednessdominates.

第三部分语言知识运用(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。

IonceborrowedabookcalledILikeMe!frommycousin.Itfollowsacheerfulandconfidentlittlepigwho_

41everythingaboutherself.Fromhercurlytailtoherbigfeet,sheloveseverypartofherself.Evenifshe's

makingmistakesorbeing42whentryingsomethingnew,shealwayslikesherself.

Muchofthecharacter'sseeminglyblind43puzzledmeatfirstsinceIwastaughttobehumbleand_

44onmymistakes.Icouldn'tseewhythelittlecharactercould45herselffromcorrectingherselfuntil

Itriedtoactlikeher.

Oneday,Iwaspracticingthepiano.Irepeatedlymademistakesonafew46whichstartedtomakeme

47thatIwasincapableofperformingthatpiece.Itriedhardagainandagaintoconcentrateonthosemusical

48thatmademefail,butaftereverything,Istillplayedincorrectlywithself-blameand49·

Thepigcharacter50mymindinamomentofdisbelief.Istartedplayingagain,andItoldmyself,"I

playedwrongagain;that'sokay."Iacceptedimperfectnotesandstartedto51themasmyownrecreations

ofthemusicpiece.Suddenly,Irealizedthatmistakescanalsobe52andplayful.

Thepigisnever53byherbigearsorfeet.Learningfromthecharacter54downmyagony(痛苦).

"I’mabornpianistwiththetalentforrecreating55.Ilikeme!”Isaidtomyself.

41.A.anticipatesB.celebratesC.rejectsD.rates

42.A.clumsyB.uneasyC.ashamedD.desperate

43.A.patienceB.virtueC.confidenceD.determination

44.A.countB.reflectC.weighD.insist

45.A.protectB.prohibitC.discourageD.excuse

46.A.tonesB.lyricsC.notesD.masterpieces

47.A.pretendB.fearC.forecastD.deny

48.A.instrumentsB.accentsC.rhymeD.traps

49.A.lonelinessB.thrillC.angerD.jealousy

50.A.strucktoB.sprangupC.messedupD.poppedinto

51.A.embraceB.tolerateC.recallD.dismiss

52.A.creativeB.diverseC.competentD.precise

53.A.guiltyB.intenseC.shockedD.frustrated

54.A.wateredB.tracedC.beatD.handed

55.A.imaginationB.imperfectionC.disagreementD.fault

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。

AtaworkshopinBaichengcounty,northwestChina'sXinjiangUygurAutonomousRegion,localwomenare

turningsewingskillsintoasourceofstableincome.

"IamverygladIcouldfindajobnearhome,"alocalwomansaysassheoperatesasewingmachineatthe

workshopwhich56(run)bytheGulekuliFarmers'ProfessionalCooperative.

Foundedin2018,thecooperativehasgrownsteadily,thankstothe57(assist)fromWenzhou,east

China'sZhejiangProvince.58nearly100advancedmachinesequipped,thelocalworkshopnowcoversa

largerarea,greatlyboostingitsproductioncapacity.59(name)the“women'shappinessworkshop”,the

facilityhasbecomeaplatform60ruralwomengainself-worthandincreaseincomes.

Morethan80womencurrentlyworkatthecooperative,earninganaverage61(month)salaryof2,000

yuanto3,000yuan,withtopearnersmakingupto5,000yuan,accordingtoitsmanager.Beyondemployment,the

cooperativealsodevoteseffortstopromotingintangibleculturalheritage.

Drawing62theheritageofQiuci,anancientkingdomcenteredin63isnowKuqacity,Aksu

prefecture,thecooperative64(develop)distinctiveproductsinrecentyears,withmoredetailsstilltobe

polishedtosatisfychangingmarketdemands.

In2026,65additional3-million-yuanaidfundwillbegrantedtoalocalgarmentcooperative,

encouragingitsindustrialtransformation,astintroducesAI-poweredautomaticsewingmachines,andthe

cooperativewilllaunchsystematicprofessionaltrainingforitsemployeestoexpandintohigh-endproductionin

Wenzhou.

第四部分写作(共两节，满分40分)

第一节(满分15分)

66.假定你是李华，如今部分医院开始使用机器人为患者提供健康护理服务。请你就“医院是否应该使用

机器人来提供服务?”这个话题写一篇英语短文，并向你校英文报投稿。

内容包括：

(1)现象描述；(2)大家的不同反响及你的看法。

注意：(1)词数80个左右；(2)可以适当增加细节，以使行文连贯。

参考词汇：健康护理服务healthcareservices

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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。

"Ican'tseeland!"Noahshoutedoverthestrongwind.

Ilookedaroundnervously.Thestormhadarrivedmuchearlierthanexpected.Darkcloudscoveredthesky,

andhugewavessurroundedoursmallboat.Foramoment,wefeltcompletelylostontheendlesswater.

NoahandIhadbeenbestfriendssincekindergarten.Weusedtospendalmosteverydaytogether.However,

thingshadchangedrecently.Noahjoinedtheschoolbasketballteam,andhestartedspendingmoretimewithhisnew

teammates.Heatelunchwiththemandworkedonprojectswiththem.Wedidn'targue,butwewerenolongeras

closeasbefore.

Still,whenIinvitedhimtogosailingonthelakeoneweekend,hesmiledandagreed.Ithoughtmaybethistrip

couldbringusbacktotheolddays.Butthestormruinedourplan.

Thewindbecamestronger.Noahquicklyloweredoneofthesails,buttheboatwasstillmovingtoofast.The

widemainsail(主帆)overourheadsbitintothestorm,graspingthewind'spower,sendingusracingforwardand

pushingthesideoftheboateverclosertothewater.Iheldthetiller(舵柄)tightly,tryingmybesttokeeptheboatin

therightdirection,butitthreatenedtopullitselffrommyhands.IfIletgo,Iwouldlosecontroloftheboat.

"Nooneknowswhereweare!"Noahcried.Hisvoicesoundedfrightened.

"We'llbeokay!"Ireplied,althoughIwasnotsuremyself.

Ilookedahead,butthelandwasstillnowheretobeseen.Myarmswerebecomingweak,andIcouldhardly

holdthetilleranymore.

"Wehavetolowerthemainsailnow!"Ishouted.

NoahlookedupandunderstoodwhatImeant.Hestoodupcarefullyandreachedforthesail.Justthen,ahuge

wavecametowardus.Theboatwasliftedhighintotheairandthencrasheddown.Noahfellheavilyontothefloor

oftheboat.

注意：

(1)续写词数应为150左右。

(2)请按如下格式在答题卡的相应位置作答。

Paragraph1:Ishouteddesperately,"Noah,areyoualright?"

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Paragraph2:Wefinallyreturnedhome,safeandsound.

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2026-2027学年度高三年级第一学期第一次学情调研

英语试题参考答案和录音材料

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语法填空(满分15分)

56.isrun57.assistance58.With59.Named60.where

61.monthly62.on63.what64.hasdeveloped/hasbeendeveloping65.an

写作(共两节，满分40分)

第一节(满分15分)【参考范文】

Nowadays,robotsareacommonsightinourlife.Somehospitalshavebeguntouserobotsforhealthcare

services.However,opinionsonthisissuevaryfrompersontoperson.

Ononehand,somepeopleadvocateusingrobots,regardingthemasapowerfultooltoreducemedicalstaff's

burdenandmakemedicaltreatmentmoreconvenientandeffective.Ontheotherhand,othersopposerobot-based

healthcareservices.Theybelieverobotscannotofferemotionalcareandfearrobotsmaymakeseriousmistakesat

work.

AsfarasI’mconcerned,robotscanbeappliedinhospitals,buttheyshouldbeusedcarefullyandwiselyunder

humanguidance.

第二节(满分25分)【参考范文】

Paragraph1:Ishouteddesperately,"Noah,areyoualright?’Afaintgroanescapedhimasheclutchedhis

swollenknee,hisfacepaleagainstthegrayspraythatkeptsweepingoverthedeck.Calmingmypanic,Isecuredthe

tillerbeforehurryingtoassisthim.Thankfully,hesufferednosevereinjuries.Pullingourselvestogether,weteamed

upinstantly.Noahstruggledtohisfeetandsucceededinloweringthemainsail.Aswindresistancefaded,theboat

stoppedsurgingwildly.Wecomfortedoneanother,scanningthehorizoneagerlyforland.

Paragraph2:Wefinallyreturnedhome,safeandsound.Recallingtheterrifyingadventurewehadbarely

weathered,wepouredoutourinnerworriesthathadlingeredunspokenbetweenusforweeks.Noahconfessedthat

hecherishedourfriendship,yethehadgottensooccupiedwithhisnewbasketballteammatesthatheunconsciously

pushedouroldbondaside.Thesuddenstormservedasawake-upcallforus,remindingusthatgenuine

companionshipdevelopedthroughsharedtroublesoughttobetreasuredallthemore.Weresolvedtosetasidefixed

timeforeachothereveryweek,andafterwards,ourfriendshipnotonlyregaineditsformerwarmthbutgrewfar

firmerthanbefore.

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M:Wouldyouliketocometomyplaceforacoffee,Emily?

W:Sorry,Ican't,John.I'vegotameetingatthreeo'clock,soIhavetogotomyofficenow.Anothertimemaybe?

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M:It'sJulytenthalready,IthoughtJimwassupposedtocomebackyesterday.Whereishe?

W:Oh,hedecidedtodelayhisreturndate,he'llbebackthedayaftertomorrow.

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W:Thefenceisveryattractive.

M:Yes,andisuseful.Itreallycutsdownonthenumberofpeoplecuttingacrossmygarden.Otherwisethegrassis

alwaysinamess.

W:Oh,Ithoughtyoujustwantedtodecorateyourgarden.

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W:It'sasurprisetoseeyouinthisclassofchildren'sliterature.Areyoualsomajoringinelementaryeducation?

M:No,I’mnot.Butasapsychologymajor,Icanusethistofulfilltherequirementindevelopmentalpsychology.

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M:CanIbookatwinroomfortomorrow?

W:I’msorrybutwearefullybooked.

M:Well,howaboutthefifth?

W:That'sfinebutwehaveonlyadoubleroom.Isthatokay?

M:Yes,pleasereserveitforme.

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W:Whatareyougoingtododuringschoolbreak?

M:IhopetogocampingwithPeter,maybeattheGrandCanyon,howaboutyou?

W:IplantodrivetoLosAngeles,Ihaveafriendthere,saywouldyoucomealongifIpaidforthegasandeverything

youcouldgocampingsomeothertime.

M:I'msorry,butIreallywanttoseetheGrandCanyon.Besides,itwasPeter'sidea.Helentmethemoneyformy

newbackpack.

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M:IknowI’mgoingtobitethedustgoingdownthehill.Ihadabrushwithdeathofachairlift.Thisisgoingtobe

soembarrassing.

W:Don'tworry,everyoneknowsyou'regettingyourfeetwet.I'lshowyouhow.Ibetyou'llgettheh