天津市宝坻区宝衡中学2026-2027学年高三年级上学期10月月考英语校考（含答案）

天津市宝坻区宝衡中学2026-2027学年高三年级上学期10月月考英语校考一、单项选择1.—It’sanicedaytoday.Theskyisclearandtheairisfresh.

—.Let’sgoforawalkintheparkonthisfineday.A.Youcan’tbetooserious B.HoldyourhorsesC.Youbet D.Don’tmentionit2.Lisawascompletelywiththecity,sosheneededtofindalocalpersontoshowherthebestplacestoeatandshop.A.confident B.intelligent C.positive D.unfamiliar3.Thankstointechnology,howwemakefriendsandcommunicatewiththemhaschangedsignificantly!A.reaction B.advances C.inequality D.function4.Asacomputerengineer,there’salwaysanewchallengejust!Itcanbequitestressfulattimes.A.aroundthecorner B.inthelead C.inharmony D.inparticular5.Anewsportshallwhichholdmorethan5000peopleisbeingbuiltinourcitynow.A.must B.should C.need D.can6.WefortheSpringFestivalfamilydinnerforthelastthreeyears,andwehaveenjoyeditnolessthaneatingathome.A.haveeatenout B.wereeatenout C.ateout D.hadeatenout7.Visualinformation,suchasphotosandillustrations,cansupportreadingandhelpyouthethemeandcontentofatext.A.maintain B.design C.identify D.replace8.Thetothemysteryofthemonarch’samazingabilitycomesatatimewhenitisinserioustrouble.A.occasion B.solution C.region D.poison9.inEnglandwithaBritishfatherandaChinesemother,Antoniohasenjoyedfoodfrombothcountriessincehecouldholdaknifeandfork.A.Grownup B.Growup C.Togrowup D.Growingup10.Inthefaceoffailureinexams,whatweneedtodoistoourlearningmethodsandmakenecessarychanges.A.reflecton B.bringup C.passdown D.leadto11.TaiChi,isamartialartwithalonghistory,involvesdoingveryslowphysicalexercisestorelaxyourmindandcalmyourbody.A.where B.that C.who D.which12.GongBaoChickenwasafamilydishofDingBaozhen,ahigh-rankingcourtofficialoftheQingDynasty.A.slightly B.originally C.annually D.regularly13.Withwateroffitsthick,brownhair,thebearstaredbackatthenaturephotographer.A.fall B.fallen C.falling D.tofall14.HeisanexpertonriceplantingthelocalZhuangpeoplehavelearntalot.A.fromwhom B.ofwhich C.inwhich D.inwhom15.—It’smyturntogiveaspeech,andIfeelalittlenervousnow.

—.Justbelieveinyourself.A.Don’tbother B.Holdyourheadup C.Mypleasure D.Itdepends二、完形填空ZhongJingisa40-year-olddoctorwithabigheart.Fifteenyearsago,shemadeabig16.SheleftherjobasadoctorinacityhospitalandmovedtoLonghe,asmallruralvillageinGuizhouprovince.Thevillagehadnoclinic,andits3,000residentshad17accesstomedicalcare.Atfirst,thevillagerswere18anddidnottrustthenewdoctor.However,ZhongJingwas19tohelp.Sheusedallherlifesavingstobuildthevillage’sveryfirstclinicbecauseshehadseenhowmuchthepeople,especiallytheelderly,were20withtheirhealth.Sincethen,herlifehasbeendevotedtothevillagers.Sheworksinherclinicevery21dayandhasevenmadeitherhome.This22peopletocometoheratanytime.Sheoften23longdistancestovisitpatientswithlong-termillnessesathome.24,herkindnessandskillwonthevillagers’trust25.ZhongJing’swork26justtreatingillnesses;shehastaughtthecommunityhowto27them.Shehassuccessfully28toimprovethevillagers’healthawareness.29,thenumberofsickpeopleinthevillagedroppedsignificantly.Thevillagersareso30thattheynowseeherasfamily.Theysometimesaskherfor31onfamilymatters.Tothankher,theybringherfoodandhandmadegifts.Forherincrediblework,Zhonghasreceivedmany32,includingthetopnationalawardfordoctorsin2018.ButZhongJingneverstops33.Sheexpandedthesmallclinicintoamodern,three-story-highhealthcentre.Shealsogiveshealthlecturesandhashelpedtocreatedigitalhealthrecordsforeveryone.Thissystemisvery34.ForZhongJing,hermissionremainsdifficult35meaningful:tosafeguardthehealthofeveryoneinthevillage.16.A.decision B.tradition C.action D.goal17.A.much B.free C.upper D.little18.A.proud B.ashamed C.pity D.unsure19.A.determined B.interested C.afraid D.unable20.A.searching B.expecting C.struggling D.leaving21.A.extra B.single C.entire D.super22.A.allows B.explores C.invites D.requires23.A.judged B.ran C.walked D.measured24.A.Stepbystep B.Forexample C.Afterall D.Inparticular25.A.immediately B.completely C.simply D.partly26.A.burnedup B.focusedon C.startedwith D.wentbeyond27.A.argue B.prevent C.offer D.learn28.A.hoped B.managed C.decided D.tried29.A.Inturn B.Forinstance C.Asaresult D.Incase30.A.thankful B.careful C.wonderful D.faithful31.A.advice B.patience C.hobby D.balance32.A.exchanges B.challenges C.awards D.plans33.A.replacing B.growing C.choosing D.teaching34.A.regular B.useful C.odd D.harmful35.A.but B.and C.or D.for三、阅读理解AFourAmazingWebsitesforTeensTeenagerslovetobeonline.Theycanconnectwithotherteensthere.Theycanbethemselvesandfindoutwhattheyareinterestedin.Thefollowingwebsitesaresafeanddesignedtodrawteenagers.ChannelOneNewsChannelOneNewsisanaward-winningnewsprogramthatencouragesyoungpeopletobecomeinformedglobalcitizens.Itistheonlynewsprogramcreatedjustforyoungpeople—withyoungjournalistsandyoungvoicescoveringthenewsfromyoungpeople’sviewpoints.Itprovidesasuitablecontexttounderstandhowglobaleventsaffectstudents’everydaylives.Italsooffershomeworkhelpandfunquizzes.CyberteensCyberteensisanothercoolsitethatcelebratestheteenyears.Hereteenagerscanfindcommunities,games,news,andshopping.Thereisalinkcalled“creativity”whereteenscansharetheirpoems,stories,photos,andartwork.Evenbetter,youngmusiciansinthefamilycanshowtheirmusicalpursuits.Thissitealsohassurveysandhelpswithjobsandschoolwork.TeensHealthThisgreatwebsitecoversanythinghealth-relatedthathastodowithteens.NeilIzenberg,adoctoratNemours,foundedTeensH27yearsago.Itprovidesdoctor-reviewedadviceonhundredsofphysical,emotional,andbehavioraltopics.Besideseasy-to-followarticles,itfeaturesslideshows,videos,andhealthtoolstohelpteenslearn,grow,andbetheirbest.ScienceNewsforStudentsFoundedin2003,ScienceNewsforStudentsaimstoprovideage-suitable,topicalsciencenewsforlearners,parents,andeducators.Publisheddaily,itpostsbothshorternewsstoriesandlongerfeatures,allwrittenwithavocabularyandsentencestructureaimedatreaders9to14yearsold.Thestoriesarereportedbyexperiencedsciencejournalists,manyofwhomhavePhDsinthefieldsaboutwhichtheywrite.36.Whatcanteenagersdoonthesewebsites?A.Developtheirindividualinterests. B.Travelaroundtheworldonline.C.Contacttheirteachers. D.Gainknowledgeaboutbeingadoctor.37.WhatisspecialaboutChannelOneNews?A.Itgiveshomeworktoteens. B.Itprovidesinformativee-books.C.Itgivestheyouthaglobalview. D.Itofferswell-paidjobs.38.Whichwebsitewillbepreferredbyart-lovingteenagers?A.ChannelOneNews. B.ScienceNewsforStudents.C.TeensHealth. D.Cyberteens.39.WhatcanteenagerslearnfromTeensHealth?A.Howtousehealthtools. B.Howtokeepfit.C.Howtowritenewsstories. D.Howtocreateasenseofcommunity.40.ScienceNewsforStudentsismostsuitablefor.A.collegestudents B.middleschooleducatorsC.youngadults D.scienceresearchersBWhenIwaslaidoffin2015,Itoldpeopleaboutitthewayanyyoungpersonwould:bytweeting(推特)aboutit.Myhopewasthatsomeoneinmysocialnetworkwouldpointmetopotentialopportunities.Tomysurprise,the“strategy”worked.Shortlyaftermypublicplea(请求)foremployment,afriendofafriendsentmeaFacebookmessagealertingmetoanopeninginherdepartment.Afterthreeroundsofinterviews,thisacquaintancebecamemyboss—andovertime,shebecameoneofmyclosestfriends.Thinkoftheparentsyouseeinthedrop-offzone(接送区)atschool,yourfavoritewaiter,ortheotherdogownersatthepark.Sociologistscalltheserelationships“weakties.”Notonlycantheseconnectionsaffectourjobprospects(前景),buttheycanalsohaveapositiveimpactonourwell-being.Maintaininganetworkofacquaintances(熟人)canhelpyoufeelmoreconnected.Thedesiretobelongandformsocialattachmentsisabasichumanneed,alongsidefood,sleep,andsafety.However,a2016studyfoundthatoncewehit(年满)25,thenumberoffriendswehavepeaksandgraduallydeclinesovertime.Asweageandprioritiesshiftfromafter-workbowlingleaguestoafter-schoolpickups,maintainingapackedsocialcalendarbecomeslessimportant.Yetstayingsociallyengagedremainsnecessarytopersonalfulfillment.Moreover,havingevenafewacquaintancescanconnectuswithalargercircleofpeople—fantasticnewsforjobhunters.Whilefriendsmaywanttohelp,weaktiesoftenwidenthejob-searchplayingfield.Theseacquaintancesalsobroadenourworldview.Regularlyinteractingwithpeoplewhoseexperiencesdifferfromoursfostersmindfulnessofothers’circumstances,buildingempathy.Casualfriends,too,havemuchtooffer.Discoveringsurprisingtidbits(趣闻)aboutpeopleinyourlife—likelearningyourneighborisanaccomplisheddancer—canspiceupyourday.Uncoveringhiddentalentsorpassionssparksintrigue(好奇)andadmiration,encouragingdeeperconnections.Inthisway,casualfriendshipscanevolveintomeaningfulrelationships.Sonexttimeyouseeafriendlyface,tryexchangingafewpleasantries.41.Whatdoesthe“strategy”inparagraph2referto?A.Theauthorhidthenewsofherunemployment.B.Theauthoraskedherclosefriendstohelpherfindajob.C.Theauthorimpliedsheneededajobonsocialmedia.D.TheauthorsearchedtheInternetforpotentialjobopportunities.42.“Weakties”referstoagroupofpeoplewho?A.arecompletestrangerstoyou B.youhavemetandknowslightlyC.haveacloserelationshipwithyou D.arewillingtohelpotherpeoplelookforjobs43.Theadvantagesofhavinganetworkofcasualfriendsincludeallthefollowingexcept?A.connectinguswithalargecircleofpeopleB.satisfyingourbasicneedtoconnectwithpeopleC.broadeningourmindsandbetteringourunderstandingofhumanityD.helpingusmaintainastrongerrelationshipwithourfamilyandfriends44.Whatcanbeinferredfromthelastparagraphofthepassage?A.Findingasmallbutinterestingpieceofnewsaboutcasualfriendscanmakeyourlifeinteresting.B.Learningaboutsomeone’stalentsorpassionscanfurtherextendtheirlife.C.Unexpectedrevelationscan’tdeepenyourconnectionswithothers.D.Casualfriendshipscandevelopintorealfriendship.45.Theauthor’spurposeinwritingthisarticleisto.A.explainwhypeopleneedfriends B.letusrealizetheimportanceofcasualfriendsC.informusaboutwhatwecandowhenjobhuntingD.encourageustomakeasmanyfriendsaswecanCMostofusintheentrepreneurialcommunityareblessed—orcursed—withhigher-than-averageambition.Ambitiouspeoplestronglydesireaccomplishmentsandarewillingtotakemorerisksandspendmoreefforttogetthem.Overall,thisisapositivequality,especiallyforpeopletryingtobuildtheirownbusinesses.Apparently,ifyou’remorenaturallydriventosetgoals,youaremorelikelytosucceed.Actually,thisisn’talwaysthecase.Infact,insomecases,extremeambitionmayendupdoingmoreharmthangood.Onemajorsideeffectofexcessiveambitionisthetendencytofocustoodeterminedlyononeparticularvisionorendgoal.Thisisproblematicbecauseithindersyourabilitytoadapttonewcircumstances,whichisvitalifyouwanttobeasuccessfulentrepreneur.Ifanewcompetitoremergestothreatenyourbusiness,youmayneedtochangedirection,evenifthatmeansstrayingfromyouroriginalvision.Ifyouhavetoomuchambition,you’llfindthishard,ifnotimpossible.Fewpeoplearesuccessfulwhentheytrytobuildtheirfirstbrand.Unfortunately,forthemostambitiousentrepreneurs,afailureisseenasdisastrous,andimpossibletorecoverfrom.It’sacleardeparturefromtheintendedplantowardtheintendedgoal.Forpeoplewithlimitedambition,however,failureisviewedassomethingclosertoreality.Remember,failureisinevitable,andeveryfailureyousurviveisalearningexperience.Ambitiouspeopletendtobemorematerialisticallysuccessfulthantheirnon-ambitiouscounterparts.However,they’reonlyslightlyhappierthantheirless-ambitiouscounterparts,andtendtolivesignificantlyshorterlives.Thisimpliesthateventhoughambitiouspeoplearemorelikelytoachieveconventional“success,”suchsuccessmeansnothingfortheirhealthandhappiness—andifyoudon’thavehealthandhappiness.whatelsecouldpossiblymatter?Clearly,someamountofambitionisgoodforyourmotivation.Withoutanyambition,youwouldn’tstartyourownbusiness,setorachievegoalsandgetfarinlife.Butanexcessofambitioncanalsobedangerous,puttingyouatriskofburnout,stubbornnessandevenashorterlife.46.Whatdoestheauthorthinkofmostentrepreneurs?A.Theyaremorewillingtorisktheirownlives.B.Theyaremoreambitiousthanordinarypeople.C.Theyachievegreaternonconventionalsuccess.D.Theyhavemorepositivequalitiesthanmostofus.47.Whatdoestheauthorimplybysaying“thisisn’talwaysthecase”?A.Ambitiouspeoplemaynothaveagreaterchanceofsuccess.B.Ambitiouspeoplemaynothavemorepositivequalities.C.Entrepreneurs’ambitiondoesasmuchgoodasharm.D.Entrepreneursaremorenaturallydriventosuccess.48.Ifonewantstobecomeasuccessfulentrepreneur,hemust.A.holdontohisoriginalvision B.beabletoadapttonewsituationsC.focusdeterminedlyononeparticulargoal D.avoidradicalchangeinone’scareerdirection49.Howdothemostambitiousentrepreneursregardfailureintheirendeavor?A.Itwillawakenthemtoreality. B.Itisalessontheyhavetolearn.C.Itmeanstheendoftheircareer. D.Itwillresultinaslowrecovery.50.Whatdoestheauthoradviseustodoconcerningambition?A.Distinguishbetweenconventionalsuccessandourlifegoal.B.Followtheexampleofthemostambitiousentrepreneurs.C.Avoidtakingunnecessaryriskswhenstartingabusiness.D.Prioritizehealthandhappinessovermaterialsuccess.DMyhusbandwenttoafriend’sparty,leavingmehomealone.ItwasaFridaynight,andwithnothingplanned,Iturnedtomyporcelain(瓷器)collection.Itneededrearranging.Mygoalwastocreateadisplaythatwasnotonlypleasingtomebutalsoappealingtoothers.Thattaskconsumedagreatdealoftime.Thenextmorningwhenmyhusbandarrivedhome,Ihardlynoticed.Iwasfullyengagedinselectingpiecesthatneededtobemovedaroundtoshowthemtothebesteffect.Timeflewby,andIdidn’trealizeitthen,becauseIwasinthe“flow”.Theconceptofflowappliestomanyactivitiesweenjoyinlife,butit’sparticularlyrelevanttocollectorswhocanlosethemselvesintheircollectionsinvariousways.Flowisdefinedasamentalstateinwhichapersonperforminganactivityisfullyimmersed(沉浸)inafeelingofenergizedfocus,completeinvolvement,andenjoymentintheactivityprocess.Artcollectingcanbedeeplyengagingandfulfilling,makingitanidealcandidateforexperiencingflow.Thishobbyisrichwithopportunitiesfortheappreciationofbeauty,organization,andintellectualstimulation.Thecharacteristicsagreeperfectlywiththecharacteristicsofflow,whichoverallenhanceourwell-beingandlifesatisfaction.WhenIfinallystoodthatmorning,surroundedbymyrearrangedtreasures,Irealizedsomethingprofound.Myhusband’slaughteratmymessyappearanceandtheunsteadyteacupsonthebookshelfwasn’tjustamusement—itwasawitnesstotransformation.“Youlooklikeatimetraveler,”hesaid.Indeed,Ihadjourneyedthroughcenturiesofcraftsmanship(工艺),acrosscultures,intothatrarespacewheretimedisappearsintopurepresence.Inourageofdigitaldistraction,wheretasksmultiplybutsatisfactiondecreases,mynightwiththeporcelainremindedmeofasimpletruth:realsatisfactioncomesfrombeingfullypresentinwhatwelove.Thosequiethoursofrearrangingtheporcelainweremorethanjustorganizingobjects—theywereaninvitationtoslowdown,toconnectwithbeautyandhistory,andtorediscoverthejoyofcompletefocus.51.Whathappenedtotheauthorwhilerearrangingtheporcelaincollection?A.Shekeptcheckingtheclocktoensureprogress.B.Sheexperiencedconflictswithherhusband. C.Shewastooabsorbedtonoticeanythingelse.D.Sheworkedoutawaytopromoteherefficiency.52.Whichofthefollowingarethecharacteristicsof“flow”?①Completeinvolvementinanactivity.②Beinginafocusedandenergeticstate.③Feelingpressuredtofinishtasksquickly.④Findingenjoymentintheprocess.⑤Beingawareofchangesinthesurroundings.A.①②④ B.②③④ C.①④⑤ D.②③⑤53.Theauthor’shusbandsaidtheauthorlookedlike“atimetraveler”because.A.shewasdressedinold-fashionedclothesB.shewasmentallyconnectedwithhistoricalobjectsC.sheaccidentallymixedpiecesfromdifferenterasD.sheworkedcontinuouslythroughthenight54.Whatdoestheauthorintendtotellusinthelastparagraph?A.Weshouldpursuemoreproductivetasks.B.Artcollectinghelpsussolvemodernanxieties.C.Traditionalhobbiesarelosingtheirvalue. D.Weshouldfullyengageinwhatwelove.55.Whatmightbethebesttitleforthetext?A.FindingJoyinFocus:My“Flow”Experience B.MyTimeTravelwithPorcelainOneDayC.MyReflectiononArtCollectionsD.EnjoyingtheArtofPorcelain:APersonalStory阅读短文，按照题目要求用英语回答问题。Asawheelchairuser,IlovemychairwhichgivesmealevelofindependenceIcouldn’tdreamofwithoutit.Independencehasbeenalifelongpursuit-proofthatIcoulddothings“onmyown”.Lately,I’vebeenworkingtoloosenmygriponthatbadgeofhonor.It’satoughmindsettoshake,buttherealityofbeingdisabledstepsintoremindmeofthetruth.IwasmakingtheusualtripfromHamiltontoOttawa:abustoToronto,thenatrain.Simpleenough—exceptIwokeat5a.m.tofindthecityburiedunderfreshsnowfall.AsIrolleddowntheramp(斜坡)ofmybuilding,Ihitasnowbankandstoppedcold.Iwasn’tgoinganywherealone.Asecurityguardrushedover.HehelpedmeacrosswhileIapologized,convincedIwasaterribleinconvenience.Hedidn’tseemtothinkso,smilingsowideforsuchacoldandearlymorning.Furtheruptheblock,Idiscoveredthesidewalkwasn’tclearedafterall.JustasIbegantopanic,aneighborwithasnowblowerjumpedintoaction,carvingapathasIfollowedbehind.Awaiteratalocalshopranouttohelpmeboardthebuswhentherampwouldn’tflattenoverthesnowbank.Atleastfourorfivepeoplecameoutside-stillintheirpajamas,wintercoatsthrownon-smilingasifhelpingmewasn’taburdenatall.Myfacewashotandredwithembarrassmentandapologiesthatnobodyacceptedstatingtheywerehappytohelp.Atthetrainstation,Iwasmetwithabrokenelevator.AsecurityguardJoelandedonanideawithme:Iwasabouttolearn,inrealtime,howtorideanescalator(自动扶梯)inmywheelchair.I’dbeenafraidtotrythisforyears,buttherewasn’tanotheroption.JoestoodbehindmeasIbackedontotheescalatorandtogetherwerodeitdown.Atthebottom,hecheered:“Thatwassocool!I’veneverdonesomethinglikethatbefore.”Ilaughed,thankedhimandrolledofftowaitformytrain.Beingdisabledisaconstantprocessofrelearning—howtoseemyself,howtobeincommunity,howtoacceptsupport.Inreality,nooneistrulyindependent-weallrelyononeanotherinwaysbigandsmall.Snowisfrustratingbutit’salsobeautiful.Idon’twanttonavigatetheworld“onmyown”.I’velearnedtoseeinterdependencenotasaweakness,butasenseoftrustandconnection,afoundationforcommunitycare-notjustincrises,butalways.56.Whatwastheauthor’spursuitattheverybeginningofthestory?

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