重庆南开中学高2027届高三年级质量检测（三）英语+答案

重庆南开中学高2027届高三年级质量检测(三)

英语试题

注意事项：

1.本试卷由四个部分组成。其中第一、二部分和第三部分的第一节为选择题。第三部分的第二

节和第四部分为非选择题。共150分，共12页。

2.全部答案在答题卡上相应区域内完成，在本试卷上作答无效。选择题请使用2B铅笔填涂，

非选择题请使用0.5毫米黑色签字笔作答。要求字迹工整、笔迹清晰。

3.请在答题卡规定的地方填写好个人信息，并认真核对答题卡上所粘贴的条形码是否与本人的

信息一致。

4.考试结束后，将本试卷和答题卡一并交回。

第I卷(共110分)

第一部分听力(共两节；满分30分)

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.Whatdoesthemanwanttodo?

A.Buyelectronicproducts.

B.Sellsecond-handitems.

C.Throwawayolditems.

2.Whatdoesthewoman'sfatherdo?

A.Heteachesmathsatauniversity.

B.Hedealswithinsurancepolicies.

C.Heworksonsearchingforsignsofthepast.

3.Whatarethespeakersmainlytalkingabout?

A.Countries.B.Timezones.C.Weather.

4.Howdoesthewomanfeelaboutthe3Dprinter?

A.Sheisdoubtfulaboutitsfunctions.

B.Sheisimpressedbythetechnology.

C.Sheisconfusedaboutitsworkingmethod.

5.Whatistheman'sprediction?

A.Humansmightdisappearinthefuture.

B.Manymorecreaturesmayappearsoon.

C.Dinosaursmighthelpsolvethemystery.

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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.Whatisoneconcernthewomanraisesabouthavingmoreelderlypeople?

A.Lackofyoungvolunteers.

B.Increasedneedfornursingteams.

C.Higherpressureoneconomicgrowth.

7.Whatmakesthewomanuncertainaboutrelyingonrobots?

A.Therobots'inabilitytoperformdifficulttasks.

B.Thelossofemotionalcommunication.

C.Thecostofgettingsuchtechnology.

听第7段材料，回答第8至10题。

8.Howisthemanprobablyrelatedtothewoman?

A.Herclassmate.B.Herstudent.C.Herteacher.

9.Whichsubjectwillthewomanprobablystudyalone?

A.Math.B.History.C.Literature.

10.Whatmighthelpthemanmasterknowledgebetter?

A.Writingnotes.B.Readingsilently.C.Teachingothers.

听第8段材料，回答第11至13题。

11.WhydoesMariesuggestwritingdownideasfirst?

A.Toavoidbadideasearly.

B.Tocomeupwithmoredetails.

C.Toletquieterpeopleexpressthemselves.

12.Whereistheconversationprobablytakingplace?

A.Atanadvertisingagency.B.Atasportsclub.C.Inahospital.

13.Whatdoesthemansuggest?

A.Givingupoldideas.

B.Selectingtalentedpeople.

C.Preparingsomevisualaids.

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听第9段材料，回答第14至17题。

14.Whatisanadvantageofthesolarenergyequipment?

A.Itcanlastforalongtime.

B.Itneedslessmaintenance.

C.Itcanbesetupanywhereeasily.

15.What'sthelastenergythespeakershavementioned?

A.Wind.B.Thesun.C.Water.

16.Whatcanbeaproblemincreatingwaterpoweraccordingtothewoman?

A.Itcaninfluencethefishandplantsnearby.

B.Itcancausethemovingofthelocalpeople.

C.Itcanbeeasilyaffectedbynaturaldisasters.

17.Whatisthewoman'ssuggestiononrenewableenergysources?

A.Usingdifferenttypesofsourcesreasonably.

B.Focusingonthemosteffectivesource.

C.Discoveringmorecleanenergysources.

听第10段材料，回答第18至20题。

18.WhatkindofchanceisJamieofferingtheaudience?

A.Toparticipateinthegame.

B.Tochatwiththecompetitors.

C.ToviewtheproductionprocessofaTVshow.

19.Wheredocompetitorsgetready?

A.InStudio3.B.Inthegreenroom.C.Intheeditingroom.

20.Howlongdoesthewarm-uplast?

A.5minutes.B.8minutes.C.10minutes.

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、D四个选项中选出最佳选项。

A

CelebrateChristmasinStyle

NewmarketHolidayspresentsappealingChristmastourscoveringEuropeandtheUK,

withsavingsofupto15%foradvancereservations.

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ChristmasinSaxony

Kickoffyoursix-dayadventureonDecember23,2026at£1,364perperson.The

packagecoversreturnairfares,coachtransfersandfivenights’three-starall-inclusive

accommodation.TravellerscantasteauthenticGermanfestivecuisine,ridetheFichtelberg

RailwayandwanderseasonalChristmasmarketswithatourguide.

ChristmasontheAlgarve

Setoutonthiseight-dayescapeonDecember21,2026,withfaresat£1,410per

person.Returnflights,coachtransfersandsevennights'four-starhalf-boardaccommodation

areincluded.YourtourguidewilltakeyoutoenjoysplendidChristmasfeasts,discover

centuries-oldfishingsettlementsanddiveintoLisbon'stwinklingfestivemarkets.

ChristmasintheItalianDolomites

Pricedat£1,240perperson,thissix-daygetawaysetsoffonDecember22.Itoffers

returnflights,coachtransportandfivenights'four-starhalf-boardaccommodation.Afestive

lunchinalocalrestauranttogetherwithafternoonteaandcakesawaitstouristsonChristmas

Day,alongsideascheduledguidedtourtonearbytowns.

ChristmasinthePeakDistrict

StartingonDecember22at&828perperson,thissix-dayUKtourreliessolelyoncoach

transfersandprovidesfivenights'four-starbed-and-breakfastaccommodation.Itshighlightis

atriptoChatsworthHouseforitsuniqueChristmasexhibitionwithanexperiencedtourguide.

ThediscountisavailablefortoursbookedbyNovember30,2026.Fullrefundwillbe

offeredifyoucancelatleastsevendaysbeforedeparture.PleasecallFREEon0808-239-2089

orvisitwww.mailtravel.co.uk.

21.Whichtourlaststhelongesttime?

A.ChristmasinSaxony.B.ChristmasontheAlgarve.

C.ChristmasintheItalianDolomites.D.ChristmasinthePeakDistrict.

22.Whatdothefourtourshaveincommon?

A.Theydepartonthesameday.B.TheyprovideChristmasdinners.

C.Theyincludeairtravelcosts.D.Theyofferguided-tourservice.

23.Whatcanwelearnfromthetext?

A.Fullrefundsareavailableforlast-minutecancellations.

B.Reservationscanonlybemadeontheofficialwebsite.

C.DiscountedbookingsclosebytheendofNovember,2026.

D.VisitorswithdiscountedtourswilldepartonDecember21.

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B

WhenTimCookbecameApple'sCEOinAugust2011,hehadbigshoestofill.His

predecessor,SteveJobs,aworldfamousinnovator,hadturnedAppleintoaglobalgiantwith

revolutionaryproducts.Now,15yearslater,Cookhasledthecompanytoastonishingheights

byforginghisownpath.

CookwillberememberedformakingtheiPhoneessentialtoeverythingfrombuyinga

coffeetolisteningtomusic,hittingthegymorpayingacreditcardbill.That'sallthanksto

thewebservicesandaccessoriesCookpioneeredoverthepastdecade.Apple'sstock(股票)

hassoaredbyover2,000%duringhistime.Thecompanyalsoreacheda$5trillionmarket

capitalizationinJuly,thesecondcompanytoreachthatmilestone.

Butgettingtherewasn'tjustaboutmakingsmartproductdecisions.Italsoinvolved

navigatingpoliticalrelationshipsacrosstheUSandChina.CookcameintotheCEOrolewith

expertiseinoperationsandmanagement.Butitwashismild-manneredapproach,swift

decisionsandskillsfornegotiationthathelpedkeeptheiPhonemachinerunningsmoothly

despitegeopoliticalchallenges,expertssay.TheydescribedCookasanintelligentleaderwith

overallplans.“Hewasperhapsthemostthoughtfuloftheexecutiveteammembers.Hewould

alwayslistenfirstandspeakwhenhehadsomethingtoadd.”

WhenpressuredtobuildphonesinAmerica,Cookpromiseda$600billionUS

investmenttoavoidhightariffs(关税).Still,theCovidpandemicandTrump'stariffs

illustratedhowApple'srelianceonChinacouldbeaproblem.TensionwithEuropean

regulatorsforcedAppletoadjustitsAppStoreoperationsthere.Thenthere'sAI.Anongoing

shortageofmemorychipsduetotheAIracehaspushedupitsproductprices.Despitethese

challenges,Cookstucktocustomer-centredproductideas.Hesaid,“Followtheprincipleand

decideaccordingly,andyouwillbuildastrongbusiness.”

24.Whatdoestheunderlinedphrase“hadbigshoestofill”inParagraph1mean?

A.CookhadtofollowallofJobs'decisions.

B.CookcouldeasilymeetJobs'expectations.

C.CookfacedpressuretomatchJobs'performance.

D.Cookwasinanawkwardsituationforlittleexperience.

25.WhatisParagraph2mainlyabout?

A.Apple'sglobalmarketrisks.B.Cook'sachievements.

C.Cook'scompetitionstrategies.D.Apple'sfutureplans.

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26.WhatcanbelearnedaboutTimCook'sleadershipstyle?

A.Heputinnovationfarabovedailyoperations.

B.Heattachedimportancetogeopoliticalanalysis.

C.Hevaluedquickdecisionsoverothers'opinions.

D.Hewasopentotakingothers’opinionsintoaccount.

27.WhatchallengeisApplefacedwith?

A.ThelossofitsChinesemarket.B.Insufficientsupplyofmemorychips.

C.SteeptariffsfromEuropeancountries.D.TheshortageofApplestoresinEurope.

C

Ifyoucouldpushabuttonandwipeoutallthemosquitoesintheworldrightnow,would

you?It'stempting.Mosquitoesaren'tjustannoying;theyarethesinglemostdeadlyanimalto

humans,killingover700,000peopleeachyearbytransmittingmalaria(疟疾),dengue,

yellowfever,andmore.Climatechangeisworseningtheproblembycreatingwarmer

conditionsthatallowmosquitoestoreproduceinnewplaces.

Butbeforepushingthatbutton,considerthis:mosquitoeshavebeenaroundfor100

millionyears.We'vetriedeliminatingthembefore.DDTwaswidelyusedbutbanneddecades

agoduetoenvironmentalandhealthconcerns.Recently,scientistshavetriedreleasingmore

mosquitoes—millionsoflab-bredmalesexposedtoWolbachiabacteria,whichmakesthem

infertile(不育的).Whenthesemalesmatewithwildfemales,eggsdon'thatch,reducing

populations.Butthismustberepeatedforever,makingitexpensive,andithasn'tworkedon

anophelesmosquitoes,theonesthattransmitmalaria.

Scientistsexploresupergenestosterilize(绝育)anophelesorblockmalariainthem,but

ethicalconcernsandstrictregulationspreventwildtesting.Someargueitmesseswith

evolutionitself.Andifthat'sconsideredtoocontroversial,itisnotagoodsignforourbutton,

isit?

Likeitornot,mosquitoesarepartoftheecosystem—foodforbirds,bats,fish,and

turtles,andpollinators(传粉者)helpingprovideourfood.Somescientiststhinktheimpactsof

wipingthemoutwouldbemanageable;othersfearunintendedconsequences,perhapseven

somethingmoredangerousfillingthegap.

Thisisn'tasimpleproblemwithasimplesolution.Globaltravel,trade,poverty,and

climatechangeallfuelthespreadofdisease-carryingmosquitoes.Besideshigh-techscience,

low-techapproachesworktoo:accesstorunningwaterandflushtoiletsreducesmosquito

reproduction.Perhapslearningaboutmosquitoes,ratherthansimplyeliminatingthem,isthe

bestwaytokeepusallsafe.

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28.Whatmakesmosquitoesthebiggestthreattohumanlife?

A.Theirfastreproduction.B.Theirlonghistoryofexistence.

C.Theirabilitytospreaddisease.D.Theirlargepopulationworldwide.

29.WhyistheWolbachiamethodconsideredimperfect?

A.Itmakesmosquitoesmoreresistant.

B.Itonlyworksonfemalemosquitoes.

C.Itcausesseriousenvironmentalpollution.

D.Itfailstoaffectthespeciesthatspreadsmalaria.

30.Whatisimpliedabouttheecosystemifmosquitoesdisappear?

A.Moreanimalsmightbeinfertile.

B.Birdsandbatswouldlosetheirhabitats.

C.Deadliercreaturesmighttaketheirplace.

D.Thefoodchainwouldcollapseimmediately.

31.Whatwouldbethebesttitleforthepassage?

A.ToPushorNottoPushtheButton

B.SayGoodbyetoMosquitoesForever

C.TheHistoryofMosquitoControlMethods

D.WhyAreMosquitoestheDeadliestAnimals

D

HarvardUniversityhasapprovedagradecapaimedatlimitinggradeinflation(膨胀)and

betterdistinguishingthehighestacademicperformers.Themeasure,approvedonMay19and

takingeffectinfall2027,capsAgradesineachcourseat20%ofstudents.

HarvardDeanofEducationAmandaClaybaughproposedthemeasure,committedto

makingHarvardthedemandinginstitutionitshouldbe.“Ourcurrentgradingpracticeswerea

barriertothatgoal,”shesaid.“Teacherswhodaredtooffertoughercoursesriskedlower

courseevaluationsandenrollments,whilestudentswhodaredtotakethemriskedlowerGPAs

(gradepointaverages).Irealizedwehadtochangethesystem,thatis,thegrading

culture.”Shehopesotherschoolswillfindsolutionsthatfitthem.

PrincetonUniversityabandoneditsdecade-longgradedeflation(紧缩)policyin2014.

Thepolicy,adoptedin2004,requireddepartmentstoawardnomorethan35%Agradesin

coursework.Followinga2014report,Princetonofficialsremovedthoselimits,citingstudent

mentalhealthasonereason,andchosetomonitorgradingpatterns.Nevertheless,researchers

concludedthepolicyitselfwasnotthemainfactorforstrictergrading,becauseGPAhad

alreadyfallenasprofessorsadjustedtheirgradingstandards.

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YaleUniversityjoinedthedebateovergradeinflationwithanewpolicyreportthat

examinedwhetherYalegradesremainasmeaningfulastheyoncewere.Bytighteninggrading

standards,Yalehopestorestoreconfidenceinlettergradesandmakea3.0GPAthenorm.

“Gradelikewemeanit,”thereportstates.

DavidWhalen,vicepresidentofHillsdaleCollege,admitsthateffortstoholdbackgrade

inflationareadmirable,butheanticipateschallengesinrollingthemout.“Therewillbetoo

manycomplications,toomanyexceptionsneededorrequested,andtoomuchstudentand

parentresistanceorconfusion,”Whalensaid,“Workaroundswillmultiply,soIamnot

confidentinthesolution,yetIadmiretheintention.”

32.WhatproblemdoesthepresentgradingsystembringaboutaccordingtoClaybaugh?

A.Schools'workisnotfairlyevaluated.

B.Examsaregrowingmoredemanding.

C.Teachershesitatetosettoughcourses.

D.Studentsfailtofinishcourseworkontime.

33.WhatcanweinferaboutPrinceton'sgradedeflationfromParagraph3?

A.GPAskeptrisingafteritsabandonment.

B.Students'mentalhealthwasoverlooked.

C.Itsuccessfullyachieveditsexpectedgoal.

D.Ithadlimitedimpactonteachers'grading.

34.WhyisYaleUniversitymentionedinParagraph4?

A.Toprovea3.0GPAisthebeststandard.

B.Toexplainwhyitabandonedgradecaps.

C.TocompareitsgradingmethodswithHarvard's.

D.Tohighlightasharedconcernamongtopuniversities.

35.WhatisDavidWhalen'sattitudetowardHarvard'sgradecappolicy?

A.Cautiousanddisapproving.B.Supportiveandoptimistic.

C.Doubtfulbutappreciative.D.Dismissivebutconcerned.

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人空白处的最佳选项。选项中有两项为多余选项。

AI-generatedphotosandvideosfloodsocialmedianowadays.Thesevisuallyrealisticfake

worksarecapableofmisleadingthepublicandspreadingfalseinformationonline.Many

ordinaryuserslackbasicskillstotellthemapartfromreal-worldshots.36Hereare

severalpracticalapproachestospotAI-producedvisualcontent.

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37Artificialintelligencecannotperfectlyhandlefinepointswithinpictures.

Street-signtextmayturnintomeaninglessdisorderedletters.Humanfeaturessuchasfingers

orearsintheimagescanappearoddlyshaped.38

Besidescheckingvisualfeatures,itisworthwhiletotracewhereapieceofmaterial

originallycomesfrom.Muchfakecontentspreadsonpoorly-regulatedplatforms,making

directsourceidentificationdifficult.39Withitshelp,peoplecanlocatewherethe

pictureorvideofirstappearedontheweb.Ifthematerialcomesfromunknown-source

websites,weoughttotreatitwithgreatercaution.

However,weshouldbeawarethatnosinglecluecanserveasabsoluteevidence.Asmall

strangefeaturedoesnotautomaticallyprovethatapieceofmediaisfake.Realphotographs

mayalsocarryunnaturalmarkscausedbyshootingorpost-processing.40

A.Oneeffectivemethodistofocusontinyvisualdetails.

B.Image-basedsearchservesasapowerfultoolforthistask.

C.Suchimperfectionscanactaswarningsignsforordinaryusers.

D.Wecanjudgewhethermediaisfakemerelybyitsvisualfeatures.

E.Itisthereforenecessaryforustomastersomeidentificationskills.

F.That'swhyweneedmultiplepiecesofevidencebeforeconcluding.

G.ThepopularityofAI-madeworkshasimprovedpeople'sphotography.

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，从各题所给的A、B、C、D四个选项中，选出最佳选项。

GladysKalema-Zikusoka,Uganda'sfirstwildlifeveterinarian(兽医),hasspentdecades

protectingmountaingorillasinBwindiImpenetrableNationalPark.

Asachild,shedevelopeda(an)41forlivingcreatures,oftenbringinghome

homelessdogsandfoundingawildlifeclubatherlocalschool.AfterhertraininginLondon,

shereturnedhomeandsteppedintothemistyrainforest,42herselftochangingthe

fateofthecountry'smostendangeredanimals.

Asanewveterinarian,she43heldthebeliefthatgorillaprotectionwassimply

aboutguardingthespeciesagainstpoachersandinfectiousdisease.Yetasuddenscabies(疥

疮)outbreakamongthegorillas44hertoahiddendanger.Thegorillashadcaught

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theskinconditionaftertouchingclothingleftbehindbynearbyfarmers.Itdawnedonherthat

theycould45diseasesfromnearbyhumanneighborsthroughcross-speciescontact,

ariskshehadignored.Onecouldnotproperlyprotectgorillas46payingattentionto

thehealthoftheirhumanneighbors.

To47theriskofcross-speciesinfection,hernon-profitbuilthand-washing

stations,arranged48servicesforvillagerswholackedaccesstotreatment,and

handedouttreeseedlingsandcropseeds.Thegoalwasto49localpeoplefromover-

harvestingfirewooddeepinsidetherainforest,bringingstablefoodandincometofamilies.

This“OneHealth”model,whichtieswildlifeprotectioncloselytohumanwell-being,has

received50acrossconservationcircles.

Heryearsofeffortshavefinally51.Havingprovedherprogram'svalue,Gladys

hasbegunto52itsreach,trainingrangerstomonitorgorillasandholdinghealth

workshopsinmoreregions.Yetanewchallengehasappeared:thoughgorillanumbershave

grown,theirforesthabitathasfailedtokeep53.Sheisnowworkingto54

enoughfundingtobuylandfromwillinglocallandowners.Inhereyes,thiswidespread

supportisaclear55ofhowbelovedgorillashavebecome—theirfutureiscloselytied

toours.

41.A.demandB.affectionC.talentD.hatred

42.A.adaptingB.dedicatingC.limitingD.adjusting

43.A.eventuallyB.occasionallyC.originallyD.jokingly

44.A.invitedB.accompaniedC.alertedD.attached

45.A.preventB.contractC.fightD.escape

46.A.byB.withoutC.throughD.after

47.A.lowerB.bearC.faceD.assess

48.A.medicalB.educationalC.financialD.emotional

49.A.separateB.protectC.discourageD.rescue

50.A.permissionB.sympathyC.comfortD.credit

51.A.brokendownB.paidoffC.gotacrossD.fadedaway

52.A.measureB.extendC.restrictD.monitor

53.A.paceB.trackC.orderD.faith

54.A.advanceB.investC.secureD.approve

55.A.indicationB.lessonC.conclusionD.test

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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个恰当的单词或者括号内单词的正确形式。

Forover1,000years,themusicofNanyin,oneoftheoldest56(remain)

musicalgenresinChina,hascarriedthesoundsofsouthernChinathroughgenerations.Now,

somemusiciansinQuanzhou,Fujianprovince,knownasNanyinXinShili(NanyinNew

Force)57(give)theancientNanyintraditionnewenergythroughcreative

combinations.Theircreativeworksfillthecenturies-oldartwithmodern58(vital).

ChenHuanxi,theleadingfigureofthegroup,59(expose)toNanyinsince

childhood.60Chenputsit,NanyinNewForceisinterestedinwhathappenswhen

thatcenturies-oldsoundmeetsthemusicalvocabularyoftoday.Theirintentionisnotto

replaceNanyinwithelectronicbeats,61topreservethetraditionwhileallowingitto

enternewmusicalcontexts.

AtypicalexampleisYueNiangYueGuangGuang(Moon,Moonlight),62

Minnanchildren'ssongfamiliartolocalgenerations.AlongwiththeChinaBroadcastingFilm

SymphonyOrchestra,thegroupheadedbyChenwillperformthesongonthesymphonicstage,

bringingnewlife63thistraditionalfolktune.

Nanyin,64(put)ontotheUNESCOIntangibleCulturalHeritageListin2009,

isoftencalleda“livingfossil”ofChinesemusic.Suchcreativeeffortsmakethistime-honored

artmoreaccessibletoyoungaudiencesandare65(enormous)significantforpassing

onthispreciousculturaltreasure.

第Ⅱ卷(共40分)

第四部分写作(共两节，满分40分)

第一节(满分15分)

假定你是李华，准备参加英语演讲比赛。外教Mr.Carter帮忙修改了你的演讲稿，但你对稿件还有

一些疑惑，请给他写一封邮件，内容包括：

1.致谢并说明你的疑惑；

2.希望见面商讨。

注意：

1.写作词数应为80个左右；

2.请按如下格式在答题卡的相应位置作答。

DearMr.Carter,

How'severythinggoing?

Yours,

LiHua

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第二节(满分25分)

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。

Manyyearsago,IworkedasagoldhunterinthewildAlaskanforest.Thewideandquiet

wildernesswascoveredwithtallpinetrees,wheretheairwasfreshandclean.Onecalm

springmorning,Iwalkedalongthetwistingstreamafterhuntingforgoldforhalfaday.When

Iwalkedoutofthethickwoods,Istoppedsuddenly.Abigfemalewolfwastightlycaughtina

heavyirontrapsetbyalocalhunter.Theoldhunterhaddiedofaheartattacktwodays

before.Thetraphadbeenabandonedinthewilderness,andnoonecouldcometosavethe

pooranimal.

Thewolflookedveryscaredandexhausted,withpainandfearshininginhereyes.She

struggledhardagainstthecoldirontrap,tryingherbesttogetridofthetightchain.Buteach

violentmovementonlyhurtherswolleninjuredfoot,bringinghermorepain.WhenIwatched

herclosely,Inoticedherbreastswerefilledwithmilk,indicatingthatshemusthavesome

newly-bornbabywolveswaitingeagerlyandhungrilyforherinahiddencavenearby.

However,thewildwolfwasverycarefulandunfriendlytome.WheneverImovedabitcloser,

shewouldshowhersharpteethandmakelowsoundstowarnme.Iwassurethatshewould

attackmecruellyifItriedtosetherfreerightaway.

Afterthinkingtwice,Icameupwithamuchsaferplan.Idecidedtofindherpups(幼崽)

firstratherthanrushtofreethedefensivemotherwolfwithoutthinking.Istronglybelievedthat

iftheworriedmotherwolfmetherweaklittlebabiesagain,herangerandfearwouldslowly

disappear.Shewouldcalmdownandslowlytrustme,whichwouldmakemyrescuesafeand

successful.

注意：

(1)续写词数应为150个左右；

(2)请按如下格式在答题卡的相应位置作答。

Withaclearplaninmind,Isetofftosearchforthewolfpups.

Seeingthemotherwolfandherpupsreunitedsafely,Idecidedtofreeher.

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重庆南开中学高2027届高三年级质量检测(三)

英语试题参考答案与评分细则

听力

1-5BCBBA6-10BBAAC11-15CACBC16-20AACBC

阅读理解

21-23BDC24-27CBDB28-31CDCA32-35CDDC

七选五

36-40EACBF

完形填空

41-45BBCCB46-50BAACD51-55BBACA

语法填空

56.remaining57.give/aregiving58.vitality59.hasbeenexposed60.As

61.but62.a63.to64.put65.enormously

写作

第一节范文：

DearMr.Carter,

How'severythinggoing?Iamwritingtoexpressmysinceregratitudeforyourinvaluableassistanceand

professionaladviceinrevisingmyspeechdraftfortheupcomingcompetition.Yourthoughtfulmodifications

havenoticeablyenhancedtheoveralllogic,coherence,andpersuasivenessofmyarticle,makingitfarmore

compellingthanbefore.

However,aftercarefullyreviewingthepolishedmanuscript,Istillfindmyselfconfusedaboutafew

specificvocabularychoicesandsentenceconstructionsinthesecondsection.Iamslightlyconcernedthat

thesealterationsmightnotfullyconveymyoriginalintentionstotheaudience.Therefore,Iameagertoseek

yourfurtherguidanceonthesedetailssoastobetterrefinemyspeech.

Woulditbeconvenientforyouifwemeetinpersontodiscusstheseissuesthoroughly?Iamavailable

thisThursdayafternoonaround4:00p.m.inyouroffice,oratanyothertimethatsuitsyourschedule.

Thankyouagainforyourselflesshelp,andIlookforwardtoyourreply.

Yours,

LiHua

第二节范文：

Withaclearplaninmind,Isetofftosearchforthewolfpups.Ifollowedthefaintpawprintson

thegroundthatstretcheddeepintothequietforest.Withthefreezingcoldwindsweepingthroughthewoods,

Igrewconcernedaboutthehelplesspupsinthewild.Afterwalkingdeeperintotheforest,Ieventually

spottedahiddencavetuckedunderahugetree.Awarethatwolfpupsfearedstrangers,Igentlyimitatedthe

motherwolf'scallrepeatedly.Beforelong,fourtinyandlovelypupssteppedoutcautiously.Weakand

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starving,theyhadobviouslysufferedalotwithouttheirmother'scompanyfordays.Ikneltdownslowly,

carefullyplacedthefragilepupsinmywarmpalmsandhurriedbacktotheirmother.Nosoonerhadthe

motherwolfcaughtsightofherbabiesthanshestoppedstrugglingandstaredatuswithsoftenedeyes.

Seeingthemotherwolfandherpupsreunitedsafely,Idecidedtofreeher.Muchtomyrelief,all

herhostilityandtensionmeltedaw