天津市滨海新区外国语大学附属中学2026-2027学年高三年级上学期10月月考英语试题（含解析）

天津外国语大学附属滨海外国语学校2026—2027学年度第一学期高三年级英语学科练习（时间：120分钟分值：150分）本试卷分第I卷（客观题）、第II卷（主观题）和第III卷（听力题）三部分，共150分，考试用时120分钟。第I卷为1至12页，第II卷为13至14页，第III卷为15至16页。祝各位考生考试顺利！第I卷（客观题共95分）注意事项：1.答第I卷前，考生务必将自己的姓名、考试号、考试科目用2B铅笔写在答题纸上。2.每小题选出答案后，用铅笔把答题纸上对应题目的答案标号涂黑，如需改动，用橡皮擦干净后，再选涂其它答案，不能答在试题卷上。3.答案需全部写在答题纸上，在其它地方作答无效。I.Multiple-choicequestions(1pointeach,15pointsintotal)1.—WeshouldunplugtheTVwhenwe’renotwatchingittosaveenergy.—________.Eveninstand-bymode,itcontinuestoleakelectricity.A.It’syourturn B.Itdoesn’tmatterC.I’mwithyouonthat D.Ican’tsayforsure2.IstillremembermyfirsttriptoLhasawhenmyparents________meontheSkyRailwaytocelebratemygraduation.A.wouldtake B.took C.havetaken D.hadtaken3.The24SolarTermsisaformofwisdom________ancientfarmersreliedfortheirsowingandharvesting.A.withwhich B.onwhich C.forwhich D.bywhich4.BeforeyoustartyourroadtripalongHighway318,pleasecallthelocalcentreto________theroadconditionsahead.A.confirm B.decline C.resign D.distinguish5.FamousfilmdirectorStanleyKubricksaysafilmismorelikemusicthanfiction,witha(n)______ofmoodsandfeelingsthatitshouldarouse.A.progression B.production C.introduction D.improvement6.InTaoYuanming’seyes,therurallifewaspeacefulandquiet,________thenoisyandcomplexoutsideworld.A.inresponseto B.inpreparationfor C.incontrastto D.inexchangefor7.Toguaranteestudentsafety,everypossiblemeans________bytheadministrationtomeetthestrictestsecuritystandardssofar.A.isbeingemployed B.hasbeenemployed C.arebeingemployed D.havebeenemployed8.Thedocumentarysuccessfully________thespiritofperseveranceamongtheathleteswhohaveovercomecountlessdifficulties.A.pulledover B.madeout C.broughtout D.tookover9.________teensusetheInternetforsocialandintellectualgrowth,theyfindithardtomanageonlinerelationships.A.While B.Unless C.Until D.How10.—WhatdoyouthinkofyourtriptoLongjiRiceTerraces?—Fantastic!Thesceneryisbreathtaking,andtheairisclean—it’ssorefreshing________.A.breathed B.beingbreathed C.tobreathe D.tobebreathed11.Whilemanyyoungdesignersarechasinginnovativestyles,Ms.Wanginsistsoncreatingworksrootedin________craftsmanshippasseddownforgenerations.A.original B.primitive C.conservative D.conventional12.________TuYouyouwontheNobelPrizeforhergreatdiscoveryhasinspiredmanyyoungstudentstopursuecareersinscience.A.What B.That C.When D.Why13.UponenteringtheLouvre,visitorswereexcitedtoseetheWingedVictoryofSamothrace________,withlightsandcamerassetupallarounditforadocumentary.A.filmed B.filming C.tobefilmed D.beingfilmed14.Accordingtoanewregulationononlinevideoservices,noone________generate,release,orspreadfakenewsorfalseinformationusingsuchtechnologies.A.shall B.will C.may D.can15.Clowndoctorscombinehumourwiththecareplantoensurethetreatmentgoes________withoutdisturbingtheschedule.A.temporarily B.cautiously C.smoothly D.originallyII.Clozetest(1.5pointseach,30pointsintotal)Iwasapainfullyshybookworm,hidingbehindthicknovelstoescapetheawkwardnessofsmalltalkandcrowdedhallways.Whileotherschattedandlaughed,Ifledtomysecret

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bysilentshelves,Icouldlistentoathousandvoiceswithoutusingmyown.Therhythmofmydayswas

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onastormyTuesday.Asuddenheavyrainsentpeoplerushinginsideforcover,fillingthequietspacewith

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.Frommycorner,IwatchedinhorrorasoldMr.Clark,thelibrarian,

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,Iactedwithouthesitation.Myusualshynesswasgone.Irushedintotherainandscoopedupthedrippinggiant.Cradlingthesoakedvolumelikeaninjuredbird,I

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thecounter.“Papertowels,immediately!”Iinstructed,myvoicesurprisingly

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,“Don’trubthepages;justpressthemgently.Andsomeonecallabookconservator(文物修复员).”SuddenlyIstopped,waitingforthemtolaughatme.Tomy

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—itwasneeded,heard,trusted.Weworkedcarefully,pagebypage.Bytheendofthehour,thegreatdictionarylaystabilised:itspageswrinkled,butlegible.Itwouldneedprofessionalhelp—butitwould

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.Andsodidsomethingnewinme.Asthestormcleared,Mr.Clarkplacedahandonmyshoulder.Hiseyeswerewarmwith

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andsomethingdeeper.“Panicheldmeback,butyoutookcontrol,”hesaidsoftly.“Youweren’tjustsavingabooktoday,youwere

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tobeheard.16.A.shelter B.museum C.stage D.office17.A.discriminated B.surrounded C.wrapped D.watched18.A.continued B.restored C.repeated D.broken19.A.smoke B.light C.noise D.activity20.A.ordered B.rejected C.handled D.elected21.A.originated B.slipped C.persevered D.disappeared22.A.frozen B.united C.delighted D.relaxed23.A.putupwith B.ranbackto C.livedupto D.cameupwith24.A.calm B.familiar C.soft D.sensitive25.A.astonishment B.amusement C.disappointment D.embarrassment26.A.burst B.divided C.transformed D.crashed27.A.pretended B.imagined C.wove D.directed28．A．borrowed B．absorbed C．removed D．created29．A．confused B．frightened C．determined D．terrified30．A．hidden B．assigned C．qualified D．accepted31．A．bomb B．organise C．exist D．survive32．A．mixture B．gratitude C．concern D．regret33．A．reacting B．dreaming C．guessing D．leading34．A．proposal B．sign C．ambition D．voice35．A．position B．venue C．moment D．sourceIII．Readingcomprehension(2pointseach,40pointsintotal)AWelcometotheLearningEnglishCourseforStudents!OurprogramisdesignedtohelpyoubuildstrongEnglishskillsthroughaflexible,supportive,andstructuredlearningexperience.Withover85,000studentsinour“CoursesforStudentCommunity”,you’lljoinavibrantnetworkoflearnersandeducatorsdedicatedtogrowthandsuccess.Thecourseincludesself-studymodules,interactivecommunitysupport,liveexpert-ledevents,andapracticalworkbook-alldesignedtomakeyourEnglishlearningjourneyeffective,enjoyable,andrewarding.Asyouexploreinnovativeapproachestolanguageimprovement,you’llreceivepracticalguidanceandencouragementfrombothinstructorsandpeers.Theself-pacedmodulestakeapproximately12hourstocompleteandarestructuredasfollows:★GettingStartedModule:A30-minuteinteractivetutorialthatshowslearnershowtogetaroundtheplatformandsetpersonalstudygoals.★ThreeCoreModules:Eachrequiringthreehourstocomplete,featuringtwoshortquizzesandconcludingwithapracticalmini-project.★ReflectionChecklist:A30-minuteguidedreflectionactivitythatbecomesaccessibleonlyafterallquizzesandmini-projectshavebeensubmitted.★CertificateofAchievement:Automaticallygenerateduponcompletionofthereflectionchecklist,providedtheoverallscorereachesatleast70%.CoursesforStudentCommunityJoinourofficialWeChatgrouptoconnectwithcourseinstructorsandfellowlearners.Thissupportivecommunityspaceenablesyoutodiscusscourseconcepts,seekadvice,andsharelearningexperienceswithothersenrolledintheprogram.LiveEventsParticipateinlivesessionsconductedbycoursetutorsandexperiencededucationspecialists.Ifyoucannotattendlive,recordingsareavailablethroughourWeChatgroup,whereyoucanalsodiscusstopicswithotherlearners.Thesesessionsprovidevaluablelearninginsightsandopportunitiestoaskquestionsandexchangeideas.WorkbookDocumentyourlearningjourneywithourprintableanddigitalworkbook.Usethisworkbooktorecordkeycoursecontent,questionsforthecommunity,linkstoresourcesandideasfromextramaterialsorliveevents.Usershavetheoptiontosavetheworkbookonline,printit,oradoptahybrid(混合的)approachthatintegratesbothmethods.Readytogetfluent?We’vegoteverythingyouneedtohelpyougetthere!36.WhatmakesthisEnglishcoursebeneficialtostudents?A．Organisingliveeventsdaily. B．Providingfreelearningresources.C．Helpingstudentspassexamsquickly. D．Providingall-roundassistancetolearners.37.Whatisamustforthecertificate?A．Submissionofaprintedworkbook. B．Achievementofagradedstandard.C．Completionofa12-hourproject. D．Approvalfromthesupportteam.38.HowdoestheWeChatgroupsupportthecourse?A．Bysellingextraworkbooks. B．Byreplacingtheliveevents.C．Byenablingpeerinteraction. D．Byofferingtechnicalsupport.39.Whyarerecordingsofthelivesessionsprovided?A．Toreplacethecourseworkbook. B．Toassistthoseunabletomakeit.C．Toshortenthedurationofmodules. D．Tohelpstudentspassexamsquickly.40.Howistheworkbookdesignedtosupportlearning?A．Bystickingtothedigitalversion. B．Byhelpingrecordkeyinformation.C．Byreplacingliveeventparticipation. D．Byrequiringaprintedcopyforrecords.BTravellinghasalwaysbeenmygreatestpassion.Havingspentmostofmyadultlifeplanningmynextadventure,IthoughtIhadseenitall.However,atriptotheGalapagosIslandsin2023changedeverything.OnFloreanaIsland,IdiscoveredPostOfficeBay,whereaweatheredwhiskybarrelservesasauniquemailbox.Establishedbywhalersin1793,thistraditionoperatesonanhonoursystem:travellersleavealetterandtakeoneaddressedtoalocationneartheirnextdestination.Curious,Ipickedupafewpostcardsfromthebarrelandhand-deliveredthemuponreturninghome.Therecipientswereincrediblygrateful,andthepurejoyofconnectingstrangerslingered(持续思考)inmymind.Weekslater,aboldideastruckme:WhatifIspentayeardeliveringtheselettersworldwide?RealisingIcouldmaintainmyremotejobwhileturningkindnessintoamission,Idecidedtodocumentthisjourneyonsocialmedia—notforfame,buttopreservethestoriesandconnectwithpeoplealongtheway.In2024,Ireturnedtothebarrelandselected55letters.Myrulewassimple:deliveroneperweek.Tokeeptheexperienceauthentic,Icountedonlyonaddressesandaskinglocalsfordirections,avoidingsocialmediatotrackpeopledown.IwasextremelynervousduringthefirstfewdeliveriesasIhadnoideahowpeoplewouldrespondtoastrangerappearingontheirdoorstep.Atfirst,peoplewereconfused,butoncetheyunderstoodwhatIwasdoing,theyturnedouttobereallywarmandwelcoming—thoughtherewereexceptions.Oneheart-stoppingmomenthappenedinNorway,whereIalmostgotarrested.Awomanmistookmyselfiestickforaweaponandcalledthepolice.IhadtoshowtheofficersmyInstagramtoexplain,andfortunately,weallendeduplaughing.MyfavouritedeliveryoccurredinMexicoCity.Ihandedamotheraletterfromherdaughterthankingherforsupportingherdreams.Theemotionalweightofthejourneyhitmethen.Thereweretearsandhugs.WhenIfinishedmychallenge,IheldagrandpartyinLondon,whereIinvitedeveryoneIhadmetalongtheway.Seeingpeoplefromallcornersoftheglobegathertogether,Iwassotouchedtohavemadelifelongfriends.Thoughthechallengehasended,myjourneyisn’tover.I’mwritingabookandhelpingdevelopafilmaboutmytravels.NowasIsitatmydesk,I’malreadystartingtogetitchyfeet.41.Whatoriginallyinspiredtheauthortolaunchtheglobaldeliveryproject?A.Thedesiretoprovethehonoursystem.B.Theinspirationfromconnectingstrangers.C.Theambitiontoseekfameonsocialmedia.D.Thecuriositytoexplorethewhalers’history.42.Whydidtheauthorsticktotheold-fashionedmethodoffindingaddresses?A.Toreducethetroubleofonlinesearch.B.Toensureagenuinetravelexperience.C.TomakethejourneymorechallengingD.Tocutdownthecostofthetrip.43.TheauthormentionsthedeliveryinMexicoCitytoshow________.A.theimportanceoffamilysupport B.theculturaldifferencesinMexicoC.themeaningfulnessofthemission D.theunexpectedrisksduringthetrip44.Whatdoestheauthorsuggestbysayinghe’salreadystartingtogetitchyfeet?A.Hecannotwaittohittheroadagain.B.Heissufferingfromaskininfection.C.Hefeelsexhaustedafterthelongjourney.D.Hestrugglestofocusonhiswritingwork.45.Whatmessagedoesthestoryconvey?A.Handwrittenlettersstillholdvalue.B.Oneneedstobebravetotravelalone.C.Trustishardtobuildinmodernsociety.D.Real-worldconnectionsbringdeepfulfillment.CForovertwothousandyears,afundamentalparadox(矛盾的人或事)haspuzzledbothscientistsandphilosophers:howcanplants,lackofeyes,adjusttheirgrowthtowardlight?Itisaquestionthatchallengesourbasicunderstandingofbiologicalperception.Whileanimalsdependedonvisualorganstodetectillumination(光源),plantsseemtopossessnosuchstructures.Yet,theircompetenceinseekinglightisundeniable.Historically,interpretationsofthisphenomenonvaried.EarlyGreekthinkersassumedthatplantscouldsensetheirenvironmentinamannersimilartoanimals.However,Aristotlelaterpromotedadifferentperspective.Hearguedthatplantswerepassiveobjects,unabletoperceiveorrespondtotheworld.Becauseofhisauthority,thisnegativeviewdominatedWesternthoughtforcenturies,limitingfurtherinvestigationintoplantintelligence.Nevertheless,ateamofEuropeanresearchershasrecentlychallengedtheseoldassumptions.Byemployingadvancedimagingtechnologylikeconfocal(共焦的)microscopyonArabidopsis(拟南芥),theyanalysedtheinternaltransmissionoflight.Theresultsrevealthattheairchannelsbetweentheplant’scellsfunctionasadistributedopticalsystem.Unlikesolidtissue,thesechannelsaretransparentandair-filled;aslighthitsthestem,thesechannelsacteffectivelyasmicroscopiclenses.Thisstructuraladaptationiskeytotheirperception.Aslighttravelsthroughthetissue,theselensesscatterandrefract(折射)thebeamssignificantly.Thisscatteringphenomenoncreatesagradient(倾斜度)oflightintensityacrossthestem,enablingtheorganismtotriangulate(使成三角形)thesourceofilluminationanddetermineitsdirectionwithouttheneedforacentralnervoussystem.Thisdiscoveryimpliesthat“sight”doesnotnecessarilyrequireeyes.Instead,theplantemploysacomplex,whole-bodysensoryapproachtosenseitssurroundings.Itisasophisticatedmechanismthatallowsseedlingsto“see”thesourceoflightandadapttheirgrowthaccordingly.Thesefindingsaresignificantnotonlybecausetheyresolveanancientmystery,butbecausetheyforceustore-evaluateourdefinitionof“sight”.TheAristotelianviewthatplantsarepassiveisprovenmisguided.Theevidencedemonstratesthatplantshaveevolvedasophisticatedwaytoperceivetheirenvironmentwithoutcomplexorgans.Theyarefarmoreadaptivethanwepreviouslyimagined.Consequently,thisresearchopensanewchapterforbiologists.Questionsremainabouthowtheseairchannelsareformedandhowplantsprocesssuchlightsignals.Understandingthesemechanismscouldhelpuslearnmoreabouttheinteractionbetweenplantsandtheworld—andperhapseveninspirebiomimetic(生物模拟学)innovationsinrobotics.46.WhydoestheauthormentionAristotleinParagraph2?A.ToprovidedetailsaboutthehistoryofancientGreekphilosophy.B.Toexplainthescientificdelayscausedbyearlyscholars.C.Tointroduceafundamentalparadoxinbiology.D.Topraisethewisdomofancientthinkers.47.WhatfunctiondotheairchannelsserveinArabidopsis?A.Actingassolidsupportingtissues.B.Servingascentralnervoussystems.C.Functioningasinternalenergysources.D.Operatingasanon-solidmediumtoguidelight.48.Howdoestheplantidentifythedirectionofillumination?A.BysensingtheheatfromexternalsourcesB.Bydependingoncomplexsensoryorgans.C.ByutilisingsolidtissuestofocusbeamsD.Byformingagradientoflightintensity.49.Whatdoesthenewdiscoverysuggestaboutplants?A.Theypossesscomplexadaptationmechanisms.B.Theyrequireneuralnetworksforperception.C.Theydependonvisualorgansforsurvival.D.Theyremainpassiveobjectsinnature.50.Whatistheauthor'spurposeincomparingplantmechanismswithrobotics?A.Toshowthatplantsbehavelikemachines.B.ToarguethatbiologyistoocomplextomimicC.Tosuggestnatureofferssolutionsfortechnology.D.Toprovethatrobotscannowimitatehumaneyes.DPicturethis:youaretypingonascreen,andasmartappinstantlyproposesa"perfect"word.Itfeelslikemagic,doesn'tit?Butlet'stravelbacktothedaysbeforecomputers.Writingthenwasaphysicaladventure.Tofindaword,ourparentshadtoliftaheavydictionary-sometimesarealworkout!Theyflippedthroughpagesandhuntedformeaningslikedetectives.Theydidn'tjustchooseanoption,butmadeadiscovery.Withsuchdigital"magic"atourfingertipstoday,arethosephysicalbooksnowobsolete?WhykeepadustydictionarywhenanAIcanrewriteoursentencesinmilliseconds?Theanswerliesinthedistinctionbetweenconvenienceandautonomy.Dictionariesarenotjustlistsofdefinitions;theyaretraininggroundsforourbrains.Ratherthanprovidingfail-safeshortcuts,theyequipuswiththeknowledgetoshapelanguagecreatively.Indoingso,theyplacethepowerofchoicefirmlyinourownhands.Considerthepopularwritingappsweuse.Theypromisetomakeourwriting"smooth"and"efficient".However,thisefficiencycarriesahiddenprice.Whenwedependentirelyontheseautomatedaids,werisklosingourownvoice.TheBritishwriterGeorgeOrwelloncewarnedthatusingready-madephrasesisakintolettingsomeoneelse"constructyoursentencesforyou-eventhinkyourthoughtsforyou."Today,that"someoneelse"isanalgorithm(算法).Ifwealwaysclick"accept"onasuggestion,arewereallywriting,orarewejustassemblingpartschosenbyacomputer?ThisechoesOrwell'sbeliefthat"theworstthingonecandowithwordsistosurrendertothem."Furthermore,thereisaprofoundvalueinthe"inefficient"method.Digitaltoolsareengineeredforprecision:youaskforaword,anditdeliverstheexactanswer.Conversely,aphysicaldictionaryoffersthejoyofdiscovery—thechancetoencounterwordsyouweren’tlookingfor.Whilesearchingfor"rain",youmightencounter"rainbow"or"rainforest".Theseunanticipatedencountersexpandourcognitive(认知的)horizonsinwaysadirectsearchnevercould.Onemethodisefficientandtheotherisinspiring.Asdigitalwritingbecomescommoninourlives,weneeddictionariesmorethanever.Ifweabandontheminfavourofautomatedtools,werisklosingtheabilitytoexpressourselvesclearlyandoriginally.Weneedthesephysicalbooksonourshelves-tobrowse,tolearnfrom,andtobeinspiredby.Withoutthisdriveforlifelonglearning,weareleftwiththeultimatequestion:Whywriteatall?51.WhatcanbeinferredaboutfindingwordsinthepastfromParagraph1?A.Itrequiredmorestrengththanpatience.B.Itwasanactiveprocessofdiscovery.C.Itservedtoidentifywritingerrors.D.Itwasaboringandheavyburden.52.Whydoestheauthorconsiderphysicaldictionariestobe"traininggrounds"?A.Theyencourageustouselanguagecreatively.B.Theyoffershortcutstorewritingsentences.C.Theyforceuserstomemorisedefinitions.D.Theyprovidefail-safelistsforwriting.53.TheauthorquotesGeorgeOrwellinParagraph3to________.A.explainthelogicofcomputeralgorithmsB.provetheaccuracyofautomatedwriting.C.stressthevalueofindependentthinkingD.furthertheuseofready-madephrases.54.Whatbenefitdoesthe"inefficient"methodofferinParagraph4?A.Itensurespreciseandinstantanswers.B.Itbroadensmindsthroughchancefinds.C.Itimprovestheefficiencyofdigitaltools.D.Itfocusesonsearchingforspecificterms.55.Byasking"Whywriteatall?"attheend,theauthorimpliesthat________.A.physicalbooksserveastraininggroundsforourbrainsB.automatedaidssurrenderourabilitytothinkclearlyC.trueexpressiondemandseffortandoriginalthought D.digitalaidshaveliberatedwritersfromboringwork第II卷（主观题共35分）IV.Readthefollowingpassageandanswerthefollowingquestions.(2pointseach,10pointsintotal)阅读短文，按照题目要求用英语回答问题。ForDavePlayer,thedeafeningroarofaV8engineisnotjustnoise—itisthesymphonyofadreamdelayedbutneverdestroyed.Settinghissightsonthelegendary24HoursofLeMansrace(勒芒24小时耐力赛)in2026,thefounderandCEOofTeamBRITexplainshisambitionsimply:“Ifyou’reamountainclimber,youwanttoclimbEverest,thehighestpeakonEarth.Andifyou’reanenduranceracer,youdreamofLeMans.”Itistheultimategoalintheracingworld,ahistoriceventthateverydriverhopestojoinoneday.MeetTeamBRIT,asquadthatischangingtheboundariesofhumanpotential.Thesearenotjustracingdrivers;theyaresurvivorswhohaveenduredlife-threateningaccidentsanddifficulthealthproblems.Now,theyarepreparingtojointhemostfamouschampionshipsintheworld.Iftheysucceedinqualifyingforwhatisknownastheworld’smosttiringrace,theywillenterthehistorybooksasthefirstall-disabledteamtodoso.However,theroadtogloryispavedwithobstacles.Whileotherdisableddrivershaveparticipatedthroughspecial“wildcard”passes,Dave,54,refusestocutcorners.“Wedon’twantthat,”heinsistsseriously.“Wewanttocompeteonalevelplayingfield.”Thisistheirdeclarationtotheworld:theywishtoearntheirsuccessthroughsweatandgrit,nothaveithandedtothemoutofsympathy.Dave’sjourneystartedwithatragedy.Whenhewas23,hedoveintoalaketosaveadrowningchildandbrokehisneck.Butthatdarkmomentbecameaturningpoint.AftersettingupthecharityKartForcein2010toaidinjuredsoldiers,hewentontofoundTeamBRITin2015.Theteamcreatedasetofhigh-techhandcontrols.Theseamazingtoolsallowdriverstocontrolthespeedandbrakeswiththeirhands,enablingthemtocompetesidebysidewithable-bodiedcompetitors.Today,attheirtesttrackinDunsfoldPark,theairisfullofexcitement.Everypracticelapisdrivenbyonebelief:thetopoftheracingworldisnotjustforthestrongbodies,butforthebraveheartswhorefusetothrowinthetowel.Whentheracebeginsin2026,TeamBRITwillproveagreattruth:theonlyrealdisabilityisamindthatisafraidtotry.56.WhatdoclimbingEverestandracinginLeManshaveincommon?(nomorethan10words)57.WhatrecordwillTeamBRITsetiftheyqualifyfortherace?(nomorethan10words)58.WhatdoestheunderlinedpartinParagraph3mean?(1word)59.Howdothedriverscontrolthecarswithoutusingtheirfeet?(nomorethan10words)60.WhatqualityofTeamBRITimpressesyoumost?Pleaseexplainwhy.(nomorethan25words)VI.Writing(25points)61.假设你是晨光中学的李津，你校英语学习俱乐部决定举办主题为“MyDreamCampusDay”的英文征文活动，请从下列选题中选择一个进行投稿。内容要求：1.你期待设立的校园主题日；2.你希望安排的特色活动；3.设立这个主题日的意义。征文选题：握手日HandshakeDay/点赞日Thumbs-upDay/角色互换日Role-switchingDayMyDreamCampusDay第III卷（听力题共20分）第一节(1pointeach,5pointsintotal)听下面5段对话。每段对话后有一道小题，从每题所给的A、B、C三个选项中选出最佳选项。每段对话你将听一遍。56.Wheredoestheconversationmostprobablytakeplace?A.Inthewoman'soffice.B.Intheman'scompany.C.Intheman'shouse.57.Whataretwospeakerstalkingabout?A.Animals. B.Weather. C.Appearance.58.WhatdoesthewomanthinkofhertriptoMexico?A.Justso-so. B.Satisfactory. C.Unpleasant.59.Whatdoesthemanmean?A.Thewomancangoatanytime.B.Thewomanmaybetired.C.Thewomancannotleave.60.Whatisthemantryingtodo?A.GetthewebsiteofSampras.B.Findoutwhat'swrongwithhismachine.C.WritealettertoSampras.第二节(1.5pointeach,15pointsintotal)听下面一段对话，回答第61至63题。61.Whattimewillthewomanhavetoarriveattheairporttomorrow?A.At7:50pm. B.At7:15pm. C.At6:15pm.62.WhatwillthewomanprobablydoduringherstayintheUS?A.Visitherfriends.B.Studyatauniversity.C.Seetheman'sgrandparents.63.WhatdoweknowabouttravelingintheUSfromtheconversation?A.Mostpeopletravelbybus.B.Travelingbytraincostsalot.C.Thecheapestwayistotravelbysubway.听下面一段对话，回答第64至66题。64.Howlongdoesthemanworkeveryday?A.About10hours. B.About7hours, C.About6hours.65.Whatisthehardestpartoftheman'sjob?A.Alwaysbeingquiet. B.Alwayswashingup. C.Alwaysstandingup.66.What'sthesecrettobeinggoodattheman'sjob?A.Toshowrespecttocustomers.B.Topayattentiontodetails.C.Tolistentothebosscarefully.听下面一段独白，回答第67至70题。67.Howearlytheboxofficeopenbeforeshowtime?A.25minutes. B.35minutes. C.45minutes.68.Whichofthefollowingmoviesistheshortestone?A.Twilight.B.GreenZone.C.SeasonoftheWitch.69.Howmuchdoesasixteen-year-oldboyusuallyneedtopayforoneticketonTuesday?A.2.C.$6.0070.Whatdoweknowaboutthecinema?A.Itislocatedon1313South260East.B.ItisnexttotheRichardsScienceMuseum.C.Itwillsetupitsownwebsiteveryshortly.1.C考查情景交际。句意：——我们不看电视时应该拔掉插头来节约能源。——我同意你的这个看法。即使在待机模式下，电视也会继续耗电。A.It'syourturn轮到你了；B.Itdoesn'tmatter没关系；C.I'mwithyouonthat我同意你的这个看法；D.Ican'tsayforsure我不能确定。根据后一句“Eveninstand-bymode,itcontinuestoleakelectricity.”的补充说明可知，说话人完全赞同对方提出的节能建议，C选项符合语境。故选C。2.B考查动词的时态。句意：我依然记得我的第一次拉萨之行，那时父母带我乘坐青藏铁路庆祝我的毕业。句中when引导的定语从句修饰先行词myfirsttriptoLhasa，描述的是过去发生的具体动作，需用一般过去时。故选B项。3.B考查定语从句。句意：二十四节气是古代农民播种和收割所依赖的一种智慧。先行词为aformofwisdom，relyon为固定搭配，意为“依赖”，介词on可提前至关系词前，先行词为物，关系词用which，所以此处用onwhich引导定语从句。故选B项。4.A考查动词词义辨析。句意：在你开启318国道的公路旅行前，请致电当地服务中心确认前方的路况。A.confirm确认；证实；B.decl