四川广元市高三2026届第二次高考适应性检测英语试题

高级中学名校试卷PAGEPAGE1四川广元市高三2026届第二次高考适应性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、D四个选项中选出最佳选项。AAccordingtoNASAandtheEuropeanSpaceAgency,thiswintershouldbeaperfecttimetoseenorthernlights.Herewesuggestwheretoseetheminstyle.DeplarFarm,IcelandIsolatedintheicevalleysoftheTrollpeninsulainnorthernIceland,DeplarFarmhasuninterruptedviewsoftheauroraborealis(极光).The13-roomlodgeoffersactivitiessuchaswinterheli-skiing,mountainbikingandhorseridinginthesnow.Nordic-stylesuiteslookoutoveralakeandmountainfromwhichtohikeandviewthegreenskies.Doublesfrom£960anightSheldonChalet,Alaska,USATheonlythingsaroundthisAlaskanhideawayarerazor-sharpmountainouspeaks,hangingglaciersandicefalls.Withnoroads,thereisnoeasywaytogetthereotherthanbyprivatehelicopterfromTalkeetnaorAnchorage.Theretreat,withitsfiveNordic-stylerooms,includesanopen-planlivingareaandobservationdeckforauroraviewing.All-inclusivefortenfrom£24,200anightBlachfordLakeLodge,CanadaBlachfordLakeLodgecanbereachedonlybyitsownfloatplane,whichleavesYellowknife,threetimesaweek.Theinteriorsareroughandwooden,withexpansivewindowsforprimeauroraviewing.Duringthedayguestscanheadoutoncross-countryhikes,gosnowshoeingandicefishingorsettledownaroundabonfire.Doublesfrom£2,460,minimumthree-nightstayManshausen,NorwayOnaprivateislandintheArcticCircle,Manshausenencouragesgueststodisconnectinthewilderness.Thelodge’sremotenessallowsforsomeadventures,fromicedivingandseaeagle-spottingtochallenginghikesalongtheroughNordskotrange.Allcabinshavebedswithviewsofthebay—asdoesthehottub.Doublesfrom£2050,minimumtwo-nightstayonweekends1.WhatcanvisitorsdoatManshausen?A.Icefishing. B.Horseriding. C.Seaeaglewatching. D.Winterheli-skiing.2.Foraone-nightstay,whichlodgeisavailabletoacouple?A.DeplarFarm. B.Manshausen. C.BlachfordLakeLodge. D.SheldonChalet.3.WhatdoSheldonChaletandBlachfordLakeLodgehaveincommon?A.Theycanonlybereachedbyair.B.TheybothofferNordic-stylerooms.C.Theyrequireaminimumthree-nightstay.D.TheyarebothlocatedintheArcticCircle.BIleftforAmericawithoutadramaticgoodbye—noairporthugs,nofamilyphotos,andnoonewaitingatthegate.Myparents,publicservantsinIndia,didnotaccompanyme,holdingtheirheartbreakquietlysothattheirchildrencanwalkforwardwithouthesitation.WhenIreachedLondon,myconnectingflightwasdelayed.Ispentthenightontheairportfloorwith$1,300inmyaccount—moneymeanttolastuntilIfoundajobinAmericawhosesystemsIdidnotyetunderstand.IwasafraidbutIknewIcouldnotgoback.MyfirstjobinAmericabeganat6:00a.m.atStarbucks.Iarrivedby5:30a.m.everymorning,walkingalonethroughsnow-coveredstreetsinRochester’swinterdarkness.Formanyinternationalstudents,theclassroomisonlypartoftheeducation.Therestissurvival:navigatingimmigrationrules,managingfinancesunderwork-hourlimits,adaptingtounfamiliarsystems,andlivingwiththeconstantawarenessthatonemistakecanundoyearsofeffort.Wedonothavetheluxuryofbeingonlyastudent.Weareworkers,students,immigrants,andemotionalanchorsforfamiliesacrosstimezones—allatonce.Despiteallthepressure,IsteppedintoleadershiprolesatSimonBusinessSchool.Yet,apeertoldmeifpeoplehadachoice,theywouldneverchooseme.Thatnight,Imadeadecision.Insteadofshrinking,Iwouldoutgroweveryversionofmyselfthatotherpeoplefoundacceptable.IearnedaSTEM-designateddegree.IbeganworkingwiththeNewYorkStateDepartmentofTaxation&Financeinarolebuiltontrust,accountability,andlong-terminvestment.Mysupervisorsvaluedmywork.Myjourneyisnotexceptional.Ifthisstoryresonates,itisbecauseitmirrorsthousandsofotherswhowakeupbeforesunrise,walkalonethroughwintersandkeepgoingquietly.4.Whatcanweinferabouttheauthor’sparents?A.Theycouldn’taffordatriptotheairport.B.Theyhidtheirsadnesstosupporttheauthor.C.Theydidn’tbacktheauthor’sdecisiontoleave.D.Theyshowednoconcernfortheauthor’sdeparture.5.Whatistheauthor’spurposeinwritingparagraph3?A.Tocomplainabouttheunfairtreatment.B.Toexplainhowtobalanceworkandstudy.C.Toadviseinternationalstudentstoworkharder.D.Toshareinternationalstudents’strugglesinAmerica.6.Whichofthefollowingbestdescribestheauthor?A.Cautiousandintelligent. B.Ambitiousandsympathetic.C.Hardworkinganddetermined. D.Courageousandinnovative.7.Whatcanbeasuitabletitleforthetext?A.QuietCourage,SteadyPace B.SnowyStreets,BrokenDreamsC.HiddenStruggles,SilentTears D.ALonelyJourney,ARegretfulChoiceC“Threeweeksago,Iwokeupfromanapandfoundsomeredspotsallovermylegs,”beginsonesuchaccountinavideofromBethanyCrystal,whorunsaconsultingbusinessandlivesinNewYork.AfteranexchangewithChatGPT,iturged,“Youneedimmediateevaluationforpossiblebleedingrisk.”HundredsofmillionsofpeoplenowconsultChatGPTforwellnessadvice,accordingtoitsmaker,OpenAI.InearlyJanuary,thecompanyannouncedthelaunchofanewplatform,ChatGPTHealth,whichitsaysoffersenhancedsecurityforsharingmedicalrecordsanddata.ItjoinsotherAItoolssuchasMyDoctorFriendinpromisingtopartnerwithpatientsonnavigatinghealthcare.DoctorsandpatientssayAIisalreadyhavingaprofoundimpactonboththewaythatpatientsreceiveinformationabouttheirhealthandpractitioners’abilitytodiagnoseandcommunicatewiththeirpatients.Unlikedoctors,ChatGPThasnearlyunlimitedtimetoengageinexhaustiveinquirywithpatients.DavedeBronkart,acancersurvivor,saysheoftenhearsstoriesaboutAIidentifyingsymptomsthatdifferentiateunusualorrareconditionsfrommorecommonillnesses.Recently,sixty-year-oldBurtRosen,whoworksinmarketingforalocalOregoncollege,toldAIhewasexperiencingmigraines(偏头痛)aftersleeping.AIaskedhimwhatpositionhewassleepinginandsuggestedheusetwopillowsinsteadofone.Pressurecanbuildwhenlyingflat,itexplained,andcausemigraines.Then,hisheadachesdisappeared.However,alongsidethesepromisingdevelopments,thelistofunansweredquestionsandpotentialhazardsofusingAIinmedicineislong.Asaconsumerproduct,ChatGPTHealthisnotregulatedbyhealthprivacylawsthewayamedicalprovider’ssystemsareinaclinicalsetting.Whenitcomestomentalhealth,OpenAIiscurrentlynamedinmultipleactivelawsuitsinvolvingchargesofpsychologicalharm,includingsuicide-relatedclaims.8.WhatisthemainfunctionofChatGPTHealth?A.Replacingtraditionalhealthcareconsultations.B.Developingnewmedicinesandtreatmentplans.C.Trainingmedicalstudentsindiagnosisandcommunication.D.Providingasecureplatformforsharingmedicalinformation.9.WhyisBurtRosen’sexamplementioned?A.ToillustratehowAIreplacesdoctors. B.ToargueAIonlyworksforhealthissues.C.TowarnpatientsofseekinghelpfromAI. D.ToshowAI’sabilitytoofferhealthadvice.10.Whatdoestheunderlinedword“hazards”referto?A.Dangers. B.Solutions. C.Regulations. D.Opportunities.11.Whatistheauthor’sattitudetowardstheuseofAIinhealthcare?A.Opposed. B.Objective. C.Supportive. D.Indifferent.DAcollectionofjawbones,alegbone,andahandfulofvertebraeandteethwerefoundinMoroccorecently.NewresearchpublishedinNaturedatesthesefossils(化石)—discoveredinacavecalledGrotteàHominidés—toabout773,000yearsago,duringtheeraofthelastcommonancestorofmodernhumans,NeandertalsandDenisovans.“WecansaythatthesharedancestrybetweenthesethreespeciesisperhapsinGrotteàHominidés,”saysstudyco-authorAbderrahimMohib.Thefirstjawbonewasdiscoveredin1969,withadditionaladultandchildremainsfoundinlateryears.Researchersweren’tabletointerpretthesefossilsuntiltheyfiguredouttheirage.Thekeytodatingthefossilswasamethodcalledmagnetostratigraphy,whichdependsonthefactthatEarth’smagneticfield(磁场)changesdirectioneveryfewhundredthousandyears.Thepolaritychangecanbedetectediniron-richminerals,andtherewasashift773,000yearsago,whichallowedtheresearcherstopreciselydeterminewhenthesediments(沉积物)surroundingthefossilswerelaiddown.Astowhothesehumanbonesbelongedto,tinyfeaturesonthempointtoanin-betweenspecies—combiningcharacteristicsofolderAfricanHomininspeciessuchasHomoerectuswiththosefoundinlaterAfricanfossilsandEurasiaspecimens.ThissuggeststhattheMoroccanfossilsrepresentsomethingofanin-betweenspecies.They’resimilarinagetoaspeciesfromSpaincalledHomoantecessorthathadpreviouslybeensuggestedasapossiblecommonancestorofmodernhumans,NeandertalsandDenisovans.However,theGrotteàHominidésfossilsaremoreofamixofnewandold.“Theydisplayacombinationofprimitiveandmoreadvancedcharacteristics,indicatinghumanpopulationsclosetothisphaseofseparation,”Mohibsays,“Theyconfirmtheveryoldoriginsofourspecies’AfricanrootsandhighlightNorthAfrica’skeyroleinthemajorstagesofhumanevolution.”12.Whatcanbeinferredfromparagraph1?A.ThethreespeciesevolvedindependentlyinMorocco.B.GrotteàHominidésistheonlyhabitatofancienthumans.C.Thefossilsmayrelatetothethreespecies’commonancestor.D.ModernhumanscamedirectlyfromMorocco’sfossilremains.13.Howdidresearchersdeterminetheageofthefossils?A.Byanalyzingthefossils’chemicalcomposition.B.Bycomparingthefossilsfromdifferentperiods.C.Bycountingsedimentlayerssurroundingthefossils.D.BydetectingdirectionchangesinEarth’smagneticfield.14.WhatdothefeaturesoftheMoroccanfossilsindicate?A.TheyareolderthanHomoantecessor. B.TheybelongentirelytoHomoerectus.C.Theyhavemixedancientandlaterfeatures. D.TheyarejustidenticaltoEurasianspecimens.15.Whatisthelastparagraphmainlyabout?A.Theexacttimeofhumanseparation. B.Theexplanationofthefossils’value.C.NorthAfrica’sroleinhumanevolution. D.ThemixedfeaturesoftheMoroccanfossils.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。Thetraditionoforalstorytellinghasalonghistory.Nowadays,withsomanyadvancedaudioandvisualmediaaround,storytellingmightseemlikeaforgottenart.____16____Volunteeryourstorytellingabilitywheneveryoucan.Often,thebeginningofaprofessionalstorytellingcareerinvolvesmanyfreeperformancesatpublicevents.Byvolunteeringatalocallibrary,communitydaycare,café,charityorothervenues,anamateurstorytellercangaintheexperienceneededtoperfecttheircraftandbecomeaprofessionalstoryteller.____17____Startastorytellingcluborevent.Iftherearen’tmanystorytellingeventsorplacesnearyou,taketheinitiativeandfindyourown.Suggesthostinga“PublicStoryHour”atyourlocallibraryorcoffeeshop.Giveyourstoryeventatheme.____18____Forexample,youcanaskforstoriesbasedonspecifictopicslike“romance”,“seaadventures”or“funwithtechnology”.Getinvolved.____19____Whetheryouattendasaparticipantorasamemberoftheaudience,takeadvantageoftheopportunitytolearn.Listeningtootherscansharpenyourskillsandinspireyoutofindnewstoriesofyourown.Industryconferencesarealsoexcellentplatformsforperformingandprofessionalgrowth.____20____Readbothfictionandnonfictionwithpurpose,thinkingaboutwhatmakesastorymemorable.Memoirsareespeciallyhelpful—theyteachyouhowtoshapepersonalexperiencesintoengagingstories.Readingguidesaboutstorytellingcanhelpyouimproveyourdelivery,masterpacingandunderstandwhatmakesastoryworkwell.A.Readalot.B.Choosememorablestories.C.Themoreyoupractice,themoreperfectyouwillbe.D.Thiscanattractspecificaudienceandinspirenewideas.E.Practicingaloneismoreimportantthanperforminginpublic.F.Storytellergroupsholdactivitiesandfestivalsalloverthecountry.G.Actually,thereareopportunitiesforyoutobecomeaprofessionalstoryteller.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。MaximNaumovskatedatthe2026WinterOlympicsinMilanwithaphotoinhisbag.Beforehisfreeskate,Naumovsaidhewantedtheeventto____21____morethanpoints.Hehopeditcouldsenda____22____toanyonewatching.Lastyear,hisparents,bothskaters,diedinaplanecrash.Grieffollowed,yethemadea(n)____23____decisiontoreturntointernationalcompetition.InMilan,he____24____aseason’sbestintheshortskate,whichhelpedhim____25____thenextround.Soonafterthemusicbegan,adifficultjumpwentwrongandhefell.Overwhelmedbyself-doubt,hethoughthehaddisappointedtheaudience.Surprisingly,thecrowdcheered____26____insteadofsilence.Naumovgotup,tookabreath,andcontinued.Fromaslowbeginning,thepace____27____.Hisstepsquickenedandhisexpressiongrew____28____.Whenthefinalnotesfaded,hebowedandliftedhiseyesupward.Inthewaitingarea,he____29____thephoto,justlikehisparentsholdinghishands.Asthe____30____camein,hekisseditandclosedhiseyes.“Thereweremistakes,”Naumovadmitted,“butIfoughtforeverything.”Herefusedto____31____thefallinhismind;instead,hechoseto____32____whattheyearhadtaughthim.Theresultmatteredlessthanwhathehad____33____.Sometimesdoubtreturned,butsodidthe____34____fromthecrowd.Thatwasthemessagehehopedotherswouldremember.“It’snotjustaboutnumbers,”hesaid.Whendoubtreturned,hewould____35____.21.A.cost B.estimate C.mean D.measure22.A.message B.signal C.rule D.story23.A.modest B.hesitant C.timid D.unexpected24.A.wasted B.missed C.posted D.dropped25.A.avoid B.reach C.repeat D.escape26.A.longer B.lower C.later D.louder27.A.pickedup B.sloweddown C.backedaway D.fellapart28.A.shocked B.tense C.determined D.upset29.A.borrowed B.stuck C.raised D.sought30.A.scores B.goals C.notes D.tickets31.A.describe B.report C.replay D.imagine32.A.exchange B.advertise C.separate D.appreciate33.A.owed B.learned C.hid D.lost34.A.support B.advice C.warning D.pressure35.A.giveup B.goon C.lookback D.putoff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。Springistheseasonwhennaturecelebratesitself,andsodobusinesses.Recentyears____36____(witness)theemergenceofsomenewbusinessmodelssuchasdronephotography,hanfurentalsandflowerfieldcamping.Thegovernmentisencouragingamoveawayfromisolatedeventstowardamodel____37____thesimpleactofflower-viewingevolvesinto____38____immersiveexperience.Thisnewapproach____39____(effective)invitescitiestoreimaginetraditionalseasonalcelebrations____40____dynamic,interconnectedplatformsforurban-ruraldevelopment.Aimingatcombiningculturaltourismwithdifferentindustries,the____41____(authority)aredevelopinginnovative,sustainableeconomicecosystems.AcrossChina,avividreimaginingofurbanspaceisunderway.AtWuhan’sQingchuanPavilion,forinstance,cherryblossoms____42____(combine)withredbrickwallscreateanamazinglandscape,whileinOpticsValley,3Dprojectionsbringcherryblossomstolifeamidskyscrapers.Wuhanhasintegratedcutting-edgetechnologyintotraditionalcherryblossom-viewing,____43____(create)thefirst“perceptibletech-cherryblossomnarrativechain”inChina.Asimplefieldofflowersbecomesfar____44____(appealing)whenenrichedwithhistory,folktalesandlocaltraditions.Bybringingtogetherhistorians,artistsandculturalactivists,theirflowerlandscapescan____45____(turn)intolivingstoriesthatattractvisitors.第四部分写作(满分40分)第一节(满分15分)46.假如你是李华，你校将于4月中旬举行以“ChineseAncientMyths”为主题的用英语讲故事比赛，现需要一名英语为母语的外籍评委，请你写封邮件给你校外教Mike，邀请他担任评委。内容包括：1．写信目的；2．活动内容。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。DearMike,___________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________Yourssincerely,LiHua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。Losingmyentirerightlegat32wasgoingtobehard.Iknewthat.Buttwoweeksbeforemybiopsy(活检)resultscamein,Ihadadreamthatmylifeononelegwouldbefilledwithpurpose,movingforwardbravelyandevenfore-seeingthebirthofasecondson.Ididn’ttellanyoneaboutthedream.Isimplywrotethesewordsinmyjournal:“IknowIamgoingtolosemyleg,andit’sgoingtobeokay.”ThatdreamwassovividandreassuringthatIwalkedintothedoctor’sofficecalmlyandacceptably.ItwasDecember22,1987,andhewantedtooperatebeforeChristmas.Icalmlyaskedifhecould