河北省石家庄市长安区某中学2026届高考考前预测英语试卷

高级中学名校试卷PAGEPAGE1河北省石家庄市长安区某中学2026届高考考前预测英语试卷第一部分听力(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。AWelcometoInnoAI2026Itisthemostimportantglobalsummit(峰会)whichiscommittedtoadvancingthefrontiersofArtificialIntelligence(AI).Thisdistinguishedthree-dayeventbringstogetherleadingindustrymanagers,world-famousacademics,visionaryinnovators,andactiveAIpractitionerstoshapethefutureofAItechnologyanditstransformativeimpactacrossdiversefields.AswestartaneweraofAI,InnoAIpromisestodeliversignificantdiscussions,newresearch,andexceptionalnetworkingopportunities.JoinusfromApril6-8,2026,inPhuket,Thailandforanengagingexperience,wheretheworld’smostinfluentialAIthoughtleaderswillgettogethertodriveinnovationandboostcooperation.WhyAttendInnoAI2026●GaininsightsfromglobalAIleaders,famousresearchers,andindustrypioneersastheyshareperspectivesonthefutureofAI.●DiscoverthelatestbreakthroughsingenerativeAI,robotics,andethical(道德的)AIapplicationsshapingindustriesworldwide.●Exploreopportunitiesforpartnershipsbetweenacademia,industry,andpolicymakerstopromoteresponsibleAIadoption.●Jointhought-provoking(引人深思的)groupdiscussionswhereleadingprofessionals,students,andorganizationsexchangeperspectivesonthemostpressingchallengesandopportunitiesinAI.RegistrationsRegistrationsOpen:August25,2025EarlyBirdRegistration:November15,2025RegistrationCloses:April6,2026EarlyBirdRegistrationAcademic$599Industry$699Student$399RegisterEarlytoSave!Registrationchargeswillincreaseby10%afterNovember15,2025.Ifyouhaveanyquestionspleasecontactusatsecretary@.1.WhatisthemainpurposeoftheInnoAI2026?A.ToawardprizesforAIresearch. B.Tocreaterobotsforhomeuse.C.Topopularizeprogrammingcourses. D.ToinnovatethefutureofAI.2.WhichofthefollowinghighlightsInnoAI2026?A.Offeringaninterestingexperienceforkids. B.SellingadvancedAIproductstoattendees.C.Buildingpartnershipsacrossdifferentfields. D.Focusingmainlyonmachinelearningtechniques.3.HowmuchwouldtenstudentspayiftheyregisteronDecember15,2025?A.$3,591. B.$3,990. C.$4,389. D.$4,500.BChristineRowseyspentthreetoughyearsworkingfull-timeasafinancialriskanalysttosupporther5-year-oldsonBryson,whiletakingeveningcoursesatacommunitycollegetopursuehernursingdream.“Ididn’thaveanymoneyorpossessionsleft;allIhadwasafragiledream,”sherecalledwithemotion.Thatdreamtookrootthreeyearsearlier,whenshesufferedthetragiclossofherhusband,whohadbeendiagnosedwithcancer.Herhusbandfoughtforhislifeintheintensivecareunitforsevenmonths,undergoingmorethanadozenoperations.However,intheend,heleftChristineforever.Itwasthesincereandconstantsupportfromthehospital’snursingstaffduringthatpainfulexperiencethatinspiredhertoquitheroriginaljobanddeterminedlypursueanursingcareertohelpothersthewayshehadbeenhelped.Justasshewasabouttostartformalnursingcourses,hermisfortunesbroughtherprogresstoahalt—hercarwasrepossessed(收回).Shecouldn’ttraveltoclass.Luckily,shediscoveredVolunteersofAmerica(VOA)Michigan’s“CarsHelpingPeople”programinPontiac,whichprovideddonatedvehiclesatfairpricesforpeopleinneed,andsheworkedoutareasonablepaymentplan.ShethenenrolledinOaklandUniversity’sone-yearlicensedpracticalnursingprogram,butshestruggledwithheavytuitionfeesandthedoublepressureofstudyinghardasatopstudentandtakinggoodcareofBryson.AnotherprogramrunbyVOA,theHealthProfessionOpportunityGrants,cametoherrescue.ItnotonlycoveredherfulltuitionbutalsoofferedanallowanceforBryson’sdailyneedslikefoodandgas,andevenpaidforhercertificationtestfees.WiththeguidancefromVOA’semploymentspecialistReneDeLoach,whosupportedherthroughcoursework,licenseapplicationandjobhunting,Christinefinallyachievedhergoal.NowworkingasalicensedpracticalnurseatRiverviewHealthinDetroit,sheisalreadypursuingherRegisteredNursecertificateandsharingherinspiringstorywithyoungpeople.“VOAhelpedmerewritemylifeexactlythewayIwanted,”shesaidgratefully.4.WhydidChristinedecidetoworkasanurse?A.Tocareforherson. B.Toinspirepatients.C.Torepaythekindness. D.Toearnstableincome.5.WhatdidVOAmeantoChristine?A.Alifechanger. B.Afamouscharity.C.Atraininginstitution. D.Abeliefinherheart.6.WhichofthefollowingcanbestdescribeChristine?A.Determined. B.Brilliant. C.Creative. D.Confident.7.WhatdoesChristine’sstoryshow?A.Hewholaughslastlaughslongest.B.Abirdinthehandisworthtwointhebush.C.Theroadtohellispavedwithgoodintentions.D.Whenthegoinggetstough,thetoughgetgoing.CFormanypeople,the“10,000dailysteps”fitnessgoalmayseemoutofreach.Butnewresearchshowsprotectingyourbraindoesn’trequiresuchhighpressure—logging3,000stepsisenoughtostrengthenyourcognitive(认知的)health.AstudypublishedinNatureMedicinefoundthatwalkingatleast3,000stepsadaysignificantlyslowsthebuildupofAlzheimer’s-relatedproteinsandbooststhebrain’sresistanceagainstcognitivedecline.Thisresearchtracked296healthyadultsaged50to90,recordingtheirdailystepsandmonitoringtheircognitiveperformanceforupto14years.Clearpatternsemerged:Adultswhowalkedfewerthan3,000stepsdailyhadfastertautangle(蛋白缠结)formationandmorerapiddeclinesinmemoryandthinkingskills.Thosewalking3,001—5,000stepsadaydelayedcognitivedeclinebyanaverageof3years,whilethosewalking5,001—7,000stepssawevengreaterbenefits—slowingage-relatedcognitivedeclinebyabout7years.Mostpeoplehaveheardofamyloidplaques,thestickysubstancethatformoutsideneurons(神经元)inAlzheimer’sdisease.Buttau,aproteinnormallyfoundinsidehealthyneurons,iswhatdisturbscognitionwhenitformstangles.Thesetanglesclogneurons’internaltransportsystem,slowingcommunicationandquickeningbraincelldeath.Exercisemaynotdirectlyloweramyloidplaquebuildupoutsideneurons,butthedatasuggestsitinterruptsthedownstreameffectsofamyloidontau.Thisisthekeyinsight:AmyloidappearstosetthestageforAlzheimer’s,buttautanglesarewhatcausethesignsofthediseasetounfold.Physicalactivitiesseemtobreakthischainandslowtau’stangleformation.Thesefindingsaddtoagrowingbodyofevidencelinkingregularphysicalactivitytobetterbrainhealthanddelayedcognitiveagingandprovethatmeaningfulbrainbenefitsbeginatfarlowerstepcounts.“Everystepcounts,”firstauthorWai-YingWendyYausaid.“Wewanttoempowerpeopletoprotecttheirbrainandcognitivehealthbykeepingphysicallyactive.”8.Howweretheresearchresultspresented?A.Byreferringtotheformeroutcomes. B.Bycomparingrecordeddata.C.Byassessingsubjects’cognitivechange. D.Byshowingspecificcaseanalyses.9.Whatdoestheunderlinedword“clog”inparagraph4mean?A.Regulate. B.Transform. C.Block. D.Activate.10.Whathappenswhenphysicalactivitiesareperformed?A.Tautangleformationisslowed. B.Tautanglechainsbegintobreak.C.Amyloidplaquebuildupspeedsup. D.Amyloidplaqueintensifiesimpactsontau.11.Whatisthelastparagraphmainlyabout?A.Thelimitationsofthestudy. B.Thesignificanceofthefindings.C.Thefuturecommercialprospects. D.Thediscoveryoftheexperiment.DThecartooninterviewergreetsyouon-screen.Helooksalittleyoungtobeaskingquestionsaboutajob—sortofacartoonversionofHarryPotter,withdarkhairandglasses.Youcanchooseotherinterviewerstospeakwithinstead,representingdifferentgendersandraceswithnameslikeBenjamin,Leslie,andKristin.Alex,thenamegiventothisAIinterviewer,asksaboutyourprofessionalexperience,theoreticalquestionsaboutprogramming,andthengivesoutacodingexercise.Alexwasdevelopedbymicrol,aUScompanythatdescribesitselfasanAIrecruitment(招聘)engineforengineers.Thecompany’sfounder,AliAnsari,claimsthatthistoolallowscompaniesto“screencandidatesinamuchmoreefficientandaccuratemanner.”Microlsplitsitsmodelintotwoformats:Companiescanemploythesoftwaretointerviewcandidatesforspecificroles,andratherthanpickingthroughasamplesizeofthousandsofapplicants,theycanscreenendlessmassesofcandidateswiththeAIinterviewer.Orcandidatescangothroughtheprocessindependentlytobeaddedtoamarketplaceofengineers.Morethan100,000peoplehavegonethroughmicrol’sscreeningswithhopesofbeingaddedtoitsmarketplaceofengineers,andthecompanylistsanumberoftechcompanies,withDoNotPayamongthosehavinguseditssystemtoscreenorhireengineersfromitsmarketplace.ZahiraJaser,anassociateprofessorattheUniversityofSussexBusinessSchool,saysalotremainsunknownabouttheimpactofAIanditsinterviewing—includinghowthetechaffectscandidates.“Intherealworld,humansarebiased(有偏见的).Buttherearetechniqueswecanusetoovercomethishumanbias,”Jasersays.“Inanalgorithm-drivenbias,thisislikelytobeverysystematic.”Forexample,someAIhiringtoolsaretrainedonprofilesofpastsuccessfulemployees,raisingconcernsthattheywillrepeatpastbiasedhiringpractices.Nowadays,theultimatedecisionregardingwhosecuresemploymentdoesnotrestmerelyinthehandsoftheseAItools.However,theyaregraduallyinfluencingwhichcandidatesaregrantedtheopportunitytoengageindirectinteractionwithhumaninterviewers.Thisshifthasthepotentialtotriggerfar-reaching,transformativechangesinthecompositionandnatureoftheworkforceaswelookahead.12.WhatisthemainfunctionofAlex?A.Totraincandidatesforjobinterviews.B.Toimproveemployees’workefficiency.C.Toassistcompaniesinscreeningcandidates.D.Tohelpcandidatesimprovetheirprogrammingskills.13.WhatisJaser’sconcernaboutAIinterviewing?A.AIpreferscandidateswithpreviousexperience.B.Therewillbealackofhuman-likeinteractionintheprocess.C.AItendstojudgecandidatesbasedonthegiveninformation.D.ApplyingAI-interviewingsystemswillbringalongfinancialchallenges.14.WhatisthepresentsignificanceofAItoolsinthehiringprocess?A.Theyhaveagreatersaythanhumaninterviewers.B.Theyplayaroleintheinitialcandidate-selectionstage.C.Theyremovethehumanbiasduringtheinterview.D.Theymakeaperfectmatchbetweencandidatesandcompanies.15.Whatcanbethebesttitleforthetext?A.IntervieweesReactDifferentlytoAI-InterviewingTools.B.MicrolHasBroughtNewHopeforPotentialEngineers.C.AIInterviewersPoseGreatThreattoHuman-DrivenRecruitment.D.AIInterviewersAreTransformingtheEngineeringRecruitmentLandscape.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。WhatIlearnedwatchingdentistatworkIwouldliketobeadentistinthefuture.___16___Thepatient,tenderdentistcomfortedme,a7-year-oldgirlatthetime,andpersuadedmetostopcryingandtoacceptmytreatment.___17___Recently,ourteachergaveusthehomeworkofexperiencingakindofjobontheweekend.Ichosewithouthesitationtoliveadayasadentistatmyfriend’solderbrother’sworkplace.IgottoDrTan’sclinicat7:45am,15minutesbeforeofficehoursbeganonSaturday.DrTan,whohasbeenadentistforfiveyears,satinhisconsultingroomwithamaskonhisfaceandwaitedforhispatients.Ididn’treallyunderstandhisdiagnosesortreatments,butIcouldseethatDrTanwasaresponsibledoctor.Heexplainedconditionsandtherapies(治疗方案)topatientsatlengthtoremovetheirdoubts.Hepausedoperationstoletpatientsrestifthetreatmentwastakingtoomuchtime.___18___DrTanworkedforalmostthewholemorningwithoutabreak.Heonlymadeaphonecalltohiswifetoremindhertohaveanantenatal(产前)examination.Yes,hewillbeafatherinfivemonths,buthestillcannotkeephiswifecompanyattheweekend.___19___Theytrytoeaseothers’painanytimeandanywhere,despitethecosttotheirowntimeandlife.AsthelastpatientsaidgoodbyetoDrTanintheafternoon,myvisitcametoanend.InowfeelthatIunderstandmoreaboutdoctors.___20___A.Mydreamhasfinallycometrue.B.TheyaretheheroesIadmiremost.C.Doctorsareordinarypeople,yettheyarealsoangels.D.Ithelpsmetoreducestress,findfriendsandlearnnewskills.E.IthoughtitwasadreamthatwasalmostimpossibletofulfillF.That’sallbecauseofadentistIcameacrossduringmychildhood.G.Healsogaveadoctor’sadvicetohispatientscarefullybeforetheywentoutthedoor.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)“That’sreallycool.”Amid-thirtieswomansatacrossfromme,openingherlaptop,atthetalllongtableinsidetheairporthall.“Wouldyouliketohaveit?Itflapsitswingsandfoldsflatfortravel.”Thenoiseofpeoplepassingbyandannouncementsovertheradioseemedtofadeintothebackgroundasourlittleinteraction____21____.Iheldoutthedelicate,flapping-wingedcranetowardsher.ItwasalittlepieceofartIhad____22____withcare.Thecomplicatedfoldsofthepaper,eachonea____23____tothetimeIhadspentcreatingit,madeitauniquegift.Shesaid,“Iwouldlovetohaveit.”Herface____24____withgenuinedelightasshetookitfrommyhands.Igladlypassedittoher,feelingasenseof____25____inmyheart.Itwasthesesmall____26____thathadthepowertobrightensomeone’sdayandmaketheairport,aplaceusuallyfilledwithstressandhurry,abitmore____27____.Shethensaid,“Howfunthatyoucandothattobringothersuplift!”Irepliedwithasmile,“Iliveforit!”Ibelievedthatspreadinghappinessthroughsuchasimplemeanswasa____28____pursuit.Afewminutesearlier,asIhadpaidformydrinkatthecoffeestand,Ihadhandedthewaiteranorigami(折纸)heart.____29____herexpressionhadtransformedintothewidestsmile.Shesaid,“Thankyousomuch!”Hereyeswerefilledwithwarmthandgratefulnessasthey______30______mine.Itrulylovedthosesmallmomentsofconnection.Inthechaosofourdailylives,whenweoftenoperatedonautopilot,those______31______exchangeswokeusupand______32______usonadeeperlevel.Thesmallestact,likegivinganorigamipiece,inthebriefestmoment,couldcreatethehugest______33______insomeone’sday.Itwas,withoutdoubt,mygreatest______34______.Thoseactswerelikearayoflight,______35______thebeautyofhumanconnection.21.A.expanded B.stopped C.unfolded D.failed22.A.created B.bought C.found D.received23.A.bridge B.secret C.contribution D.witness24.A.litup B.relaxed C.cloudedover D.froze25.A.surprise B.warmth C.peace D.responsibility26.A.signals B.jokes C.decisions D.acts27.A.crowded B.noisy C.pleasant D.depressing28.A.new B.difficult C.noble D.strange29.A.Luckily B.Immediately C.Interestingly D.Frequently30.A.met B.escaped C.attracted D.ignored31.A.funny B.free C.cultural D.brief32.A.connected B.refused C.improved D.supported33.A.hope B.trouble C.fear D.change34.A.comfort B.amusement C.joy D.courage35.A.discovering B.highlighting C.blocking D.describing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。ChristopherReevewasbornin1952toanovelistfatherandajournalistmother.HehadapassioninactingatanearlyageandfinallywontheopportunitytostarinfourSupermanfilms.Unluckily,in1995,disaster___36___(strike)him.Afallfromhishorsecausedsevereinjuriestohisneck.Asaresult,hehadnomovementinhisbodyandcouldn’tevenbreathewithoutamachine,whichwaslikeanightmaretohim.Atfirst,hisdisabilitymadehimdepressed.Duetotheongoingsupportofhiswife,parentsandfriends,he___37___(eventual)decidedtorecoverasbestashecould.Heundertookanintensiveexerciseprogram___38___(design)tohelphimrebuildmuscles.Inaddition,hebecameapassionateandenergeticadvocateforthosesufferingsimilarinjuriesandraisedmillionsofdollarstosupportmedicalresearch.Heinspiredmany___39___(live)withdisabilitieswithhiscommitmenttorecoveryandpositiveattitudetolife.Forthatreasonheisregardedasasuperhero.Whenitcomestomusic,IthinkofLudwigvanBeethoven,regardedasagenius___40___(compose).Hecomposedsomeamazingpieces,includingninesymphonies,fivepianopiecesandanopera.Inhisyouth,Beethovenhadbeenveryfamousforhisskillsonthepiano,butthenhelosthishearing.Atfirst,hethoughtaboutgivingup___41___proceededwiththecompositionuntilhedied.Whenhefinishedhisninthsymphonyin1824,hewondered___42___peoplewouldrespondwhentheyhearditforthefirsttime.Beforewalkingonstage,thebackstageatmospherewastense.Duringtheperformance,Beethoven,aconductorwhotookcharge___43___theorchestrawiththemusicaldirector,jumpedaboutinfrontoftheorchestra,wavinghisarmswildlyandmadlyturningthepagesofhisscore.Theinstantjoyousandexpressivenotesignaledtheend,theaudiencedidn’thesitate___44___(applaud)loudlyandwatchinadmirationcurrently.Hefacedtheaudiencewithabroadsmileandtheirreactionmadehimrealizehissymphonywasagreatsuccess,____45____wasextensivelyappreciatedbyalltheindividuals.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，交换生Emily想参加中国日报社主办的“印象中国(MyChinaMoments)”英文作品征集活动，来信向你咨询。请给她写一封回信，内容包括：1.作品类型；2.作品内容及创意。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。DearEmily,___________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________Bestregards,LiHua第二节(满分25分)47.阅读下面短文，根据所给情节进行续写，使之成为一个完整的故事。“Youshouldgetadog.”mytherapist(治疗专家)said.Adog?Icouldn’tevenlookaftermyself.Itookadeepbreathandcarefullyconsideredtheideaofwelcomingacanine(犬科的)friendintomylife.ThisseemedliketooeasyasolutiontothefactthatIcouldn'tleavethehousewithoutburstingintotears.Adoptingananimalduringtheheightofthepandemicwasfarfromeasy.WhenIfoundSimba,hisadoptionprofilemadehimoutastheperfectpuppy.Ifiledoutthepaperworkandhadafewweekstoprepareforhisarrival.Whenhecamehome,itbecameincreasinglyobviousthatSimbadidn’tunderstand“no”,“stopit