江苏省苏北七市（徐、连、淮、宿、通、扬、泰）2026届高三下学期二模英语试卷

高级中学名校试卷PAGEPAGE1江苏省苏北七市（徐、连、淮、宿、通、扬、泰）2026届高三下学期二模英语试卷第一部分听力（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段录音。每段录音后有一个小题，从题中所给的A、B、C三个选项中选出最佳选项。听完每段录音后，你都有10秒钟的时间来回答有关小题和阅读下一小题。每段录音播放两遍。1.Howdoesthemanfeelwhileplayingmatches?A.Excited. B.Worried. C.Determined.2.WhathasthemanusedAItoolsfor?A.Translatingfiles.B.Creatingmessages.C.Summarizingdocuments.3.Howmanycookieswilleachchildget?A.Six. B.Eight. C.Ten.4.Wheredidthespeakersprobablyrunbefore?A.Inapublicpark.B.Onnearbystreets.C.Insideafitnesscenter.5.Whydidthemanmakethislistofsongs?A.Tobefamous.B.Tofocusdeeply.C.Tobecomeactive.第二节（共15小题；每小题1.5分，满分22.5分）听下面5段录音。每段录音后有几个小题，从题中所给的A、B、C三个选项中选出最佳选项。听每段录音前，你将有时间阅读各个小题，每小题5秒钟；听完后，每小题都有5秒钟的作答时间。每段录音播放两遍。听下面一段对话，回答以下小题。6.What’stheprobablerelationshipbetweenthespeakers?A.Classmates. B.Familymembers. C.Teacherandstudent.7.Whatdoesthewomanmainlyusethismethodfor?A.Sportsevents. B.Schoolexams. C.Socialsituations.听下面一段对话，回答以下小题。8.Whatarethespeakersmainlytalkingabout?A.Themanagementofdailytasks.B.Theimportanceofscheduledrest.C.Theadjustmentofworkschedules.9.Whatdoesthemanspendmosttimedoingatwork?A.Organizingtests. B.Attendingmeetings. C.Sendingmessages.听下面一段对话，回答以下小题。10.Whydidthemanfirstcreatethisplace?A.Toselldrinks.B.Toteachaboutanimalcare.C.Toimprovepeople’semotionalhealth.11.Wheredidthemanfirstgetthisidea?A.Fromafriend.B.Fromananimalshelter.C.Fromaforeignpetcafé.12.Whattasksdoesthemanmainlydonow?A.Cooking. B.Caringforpets. C.Servingcustomers.13.Whatwillthemanprobablydonext?A.Createasocialmediachannel.B.Openbranchstores.C.Organizingvolunteerprograms.听下面一段对话，回答以下小题。14.Wherearethespeakersprobably?A.Athome. B.Inaclassroom. C.Inacomputerlab.15.Howdoesthemanusuallystarthisresearch?A.Byaskingothers. B.Bywatchingvideos. C.Bygatheringarticles.16.Whatisthemanmostcarefulaboutnow?A.Comparingreports.B.Explaininghisopinions.C.Gettingreliableperspectives.听下面一段独白，回答以下小题。17.Whatdidmostoftheclassprobablyfocuson?A.Badeatinghabits. B.Poorsleepingroutines. C.Relationshipproblems.18.Whomainlyinspiredthespeakertotrythisplan?A.Herfriends. B.Herteachers. C.Herparents.19.Whatprobablysurprisedthespeakermost?A.Howdifficulttheplanwas.B.Howmuchtimeshesaved.C.Howmanypeoplesupportedher.20.Whatwillthespeakerprobablydofirst?A.Tellastory. B.Collectdata. C.Showareport.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。AAsthespringapproaches,there’snobettertimetoresetyourbody,mind,andspirit.ZihFit,locatedinthecoastalbeautyofZihuatanejo,Mexico,invitesyoutosetoutonatransformationalwellnessretreat(静居处)designedtokickstartyourhealthjourneyfor2026.Zihfitisaneight-bedroomestatefeaturingaprivatebeachclub.Thisretreatoffersthetoolsyouneedtoadoptsustainablewellnesshabits,enhancementalclarity,andemergestrongerandhealthierthanever.Zihfit’sMarchProgrammeisourflagshipexperience.Eachdaycombinesenergizingyoga,guidedmeditationsandworkshopsfocusedonpersonalgrowthandintentionsetting.Guestsalsoenjoychef-preparedorganicmeals,beachwalksatsunrise,andmomentsofreflectionsurroundedbynature’speace.Toenhancethisextraordinaryexperience,eachestatehereisstaffedwithadedicatedteam,includingahousemanager,chef,driver,andmaids,deliveringperfectservicetailoredtoyoureveryneed.Guestsarealsogiventheopportunitytocreatetheirownself-guidedprograms.Bothofour4or6-nightretreatswillleaveyoufeelingrefreshedandrenewedinbody,mind,andspirit.Injustafewminutes,youcanfindoutwhichZihfitretreatisbestforyou.RetreatPricingThisretreatisavailablefor4and6days.4-NightRetreat6-NightRetreatSingleoccupancy:$5,900Doubleoccupancy:$4,720Singleoccupancy:$7,900Doubleoccupancy:$6,320MiCasaone-bedroomvilla:Singleoccupancy:$7,400Doubleoccupancy:$5,920MiCasaone-bedroomvilla:Singleoccupancy:$9,900Doubleoccupancy:$7,920Allratedoesn’tincludea15%servicecharge.21.What’sthemissionofZihfit?A.ToexploreMexico’sheritage.B.Topromoteoverallwell-being.C.Toadvocatesustainablelifestyles.D.Toenhancememberrelationships.22.WhatdoesZihfit’sMarchProgrammefeature?A.Itiscreatedbyguests.B.Itrunsacookingcourse.C.Itorganizesspringoutings.D.Itofferspersonalizedservice.23.Howmuchshouldaguestpayforsingleoccupancyinaone-bedroomvillaatMiCasaona4-nightretreat?A.$8,510. B.$7,400. C.$6,785. D.$5,900.BAuroraNikula,5,ishavinganormaldayathernursery.Sheismakingacakeoutofsandandmud,addinginmake-believecarrots,potatoesandmeat.AkiSinkkonen,ascientist,iswatching.He’salsoveryinterestedinAurora’scake,butfordifferentreasons.“Perfect,”hesays,admiringthewaysheismixingsoil,sandandleavesandthenputtingitonherface.“She’sreallygettingherhandsinit.”Toahygiene-conscious(注重卫生的)kindergarten,thiscouldbeaproblem,butatHumpuladaycarecentreinHelsinki,childrenareencouragedtoincreasetheircontactwiththemicroscopic(显微的)biodiversity.Thiskindergartenwasincludedinatwo-yearstudylookingathowbiodiversityenhancementsaffectthemicrobialcompositionofchildren’sskinandsaliva.Thestaffdugupandinstalledagiantlivecarpetofforestfloor.Theplants,deadwoodandsoilinthedaycarecentrewerespeciallyselectedfortheirrichmicro-biodiversity.Childrengrowcarrots,potatoesandcucumbers,harvestingandcookingwhattheyplant.Whenwinterapproaches,thecropsfade—buttheoutdooradventuresdonot.Ayearlater,itfoundthatchildrenwhowereincontactwithnaturehadalowerprobabilityofcatchinganillnessresultingfromdisordersintheimmunesystem.Theresultssupportthe“oldfriends”hypothesis(假设)thathumansevolvedalongsidemicrobesinair,plantsandsoil.Thebodycanexchangeusefulmicrobeswiththenaturalworldtostayhealthy.Withoutcontactwiththeseorganisms—throughsoil,plants,andair—immunefunctioncanbecomeoveractive,leadingtodisease.Thekindergartensprovideevidenceofjusthowcrucialhealthyecosystemsaretohumanhealth.Asbiodiversity,habitatsandwildspeciesarelostaroundtheplanet,thereishugepotentialharmforhumanwellbeing.Increasingonsitebiodiversitycanbeawin-winforchildren’shealthandtheenvironment.Basedonthat,theUniversityofSheffieldhasdoneresearchoninstallinggreenbarriersaroundschoolplaygroundstopreventairpollutionfromharmingchildren’shealth.Hunter’sBarinfantschoolinSheffieldcreateda70-metre-longfenceofplantsthatwrapsaroundtheplayground.Nitrogendioxide(NO2)concentrationsintheplaygroundwerereducedby13%sixmonthsafterplanting,andfurtherdecreasesareexpectedasthefencematures.24.Whatdoestheunderlinedword“this”inparagraph2referto?A.Guidedhands-onpractice. B.Kids’exposuretodirtandmud.C.Delicioushomemadefoodforkids. D.Thediversityofspeciesinnurseries.25.WhatdidthestaffatHumpuladaycarecentredo?A.Rewildtheirkindergarten. B.Growaforestinthebackyard.C.Expandforesteducationamongkids. D.Introducekidstosustainablefarming.26.Whydoesnaturecontactreducepeople’schanceofgettingsick?A.Itupliftstheirmood. B.Itenhancesco-evolution.C.Itremovesharmfulmicrobes. D.Itbalancestheirimmunesystem.27.WhydoestheauthormentiontheSheffieldstudy?A.Toadvocateforgreenschools.B.Togivedirectionforfurtherresearch.C.Topromotehealthygrowthinschoolchildren.D.Toshowanapplicationoftheresearchfinding.CFancylettingamachinemediate(调解)yourargument?ItcouldbethelatestapplicationforAI.ScientistsatGoogle’sDeepMindprojectdesignedwhattheycalltheHabermasMachine,alargelanguageAInamedafterGermanphilosopherJürgenHabermas.Thesystemworksbytakingwrittenviewsofindividualswithinagroupandusingthemtogenerateasetofgroupstatementsdesignedtobeacceptabletoall.Groupmemberscanthenratethesestatements.Themostpopularstatementisthenreturnedtoparticipantstoassess.Next,theAImediationsystemgeneratesrevisedstatements,whichparticipantsagainrate.Thesystemthenselectsthewinningstatement.Theteamusedthesysteminaseriesofexperimentsinvolvingatotalofmorethan5,000participantswhorespondedtovarioustopics.TheresearchersfoundtheinitialgroupstatementfromtheHabermasMachinewaspreferredbyparticipants56%ofthetimeoveragroupstatementproducedbyhumanmediators.Partofthemodel’ssuccess,researcherssay,liesinitsdeterminationtogivespecialweighttodissentingopinion.Itwasnotthecasethatparticipantsalwaysswitchedopiniontosupportthemajorityview.Ratherthansidingwiththemajority,itallowedminorityvoicestofeelheard.TheAImediationsystem“offersanewapproachtocollectivedeliberation(审议)thatavoidssomeofthelimitationsofin-persondeliberation,includingitscost,limitedscale,thepotentialformediatorbias.”theresearchersconclude.However,theAImediationprocessmaylacksomeofthebenefitsofin-persondiscussion,theywrite,suchas“nonverbalcluesandtheopportunitytobuildinterpersonalrelationshipswithotherdiscussants.”Machineseldomoffersparticipantsthechancetoexplaintheirfeelings.Inaddition,theresearchersnotethattheAImediationsystemcouldgenerateanill-informedoutputifaskedtosynthesize(合成)humanopinionsthatarebasedonlimitedorbiasedinformation.Thus,theresearchersconcludethatiftheirsystemisusedintherealworld,itshouldbe“embeddedinalargerdeliberativeprocess,includingcarefulselectionofparticipantstoensurethatabalancedanddiversecommunityisrepresentedinthedebate.”28.WhatisHabermasMachineaimedat?A.Simplifyingratingsystem. B.Facilitatinggreateragreement.C.Managinginterpersonalconflict. D.HonouringtheGermanphilosopher.29.Whatdoestheunderlinedword“dissenting”inparagraph4mean?A.Informed. B.Novel. C.Differing. D.Decisive.30.WhatmaybethedisadvantageoftheAI-mediateddiscussions?A.Theylacksharedcollectivewisdom.B.Theyraiseparticipants’opportunitycost.C.Theyfailtotapintoparticipants’potential.D.Theyrarelypromoteempathyamongparticipants.31.Whatisthelastparagraphmainlyabout?A.RisksofAImediation. B.FutureAIdevelopments.C.TipsonAImediationuse. D.EthicalconcernsaboutAI.DAgirlwhoturnsuptoschooldressedhead-to-toeinpinkwillprobablypassunnoticed.Ifaboydoesthesame,hewillinevitablyfacestares.Eventhemostnon-traditionalparentwouldthinktwiceaboutexposingtheirsontothat.Childrenstartpayingattentiontogenderdifferencesmuchearlierthansomeparentsrealize,accordingtopsychologistChristiaBrown,“Societyemphasizesthatgenderisimportantreallyearlyinakid’slife,”shesays.“Welabelitalotinourlanguage—weusegenderasnounsallthetime.Sowefrequentlysay‘oh,there’sthatgirl’or‘comeonboys,let’sgogetinthecar.’”Researchsuggestschildren’srecognitionofgenderismoreduetoadultspointingitoutthananyinbornawarenessofit.Genderedtoyscreditcertaintypesofskillsandstrengthstoonegenderortheother.So,whenachildonlyplayswithtoysmarketedfortheirgender,theylearnacertainsetofskillsbutdonotengageasmuchinothertypesoflearning.Thiscanleadtoimbalanceddevelopmentinboysandgirlsastheygrowolder.Thebiggestconcernaroundbuyinggenderedtoysisthattheycanimpacthowchildrenseethemselves.Genderedrepresentationimposes(强加于)society’sideasofwhattheyshouldlikeanddoinsteadoflettingthemchooseforthemselveswhattheirinterestsandhobbiesare.Thiscanhaveinfluenceonwhatthatchilddecidestostudyinschoolandultimatelychooseasacareer.Manyretailershavemaderealprogressoverthelastfewyears,droppinggenderlabelsinstoresandonline—anewresearchshowsa70%decreaseintheuseofonlinegendernavigationoptionssince2012—butthere’sstillworktodotochallengethestereotyped(老一套的)waysthattoysareoftenpackagedandpromoted.Researchershopethatoneday,toyswillstopbeingbrokenupbygenderandwillinsteadbecategorizedbytype,likepuzzletoys,dollsorchildren’sbikes.Therewouldstillbedress-updollsandmonstertoytrucksinthatworld,butinsteadofbeingjustpinkorblue,theywouldcomeineverycoloroftherainbow.Toychoicesshouldbebasedonkids’personalinterests,andnotontheirgender.32.WhatdoesChristiaBrownsayaboutgenderdifferences?A.Theyareprobablyunnoticed. B.Theyaresociallyconstructed.C.Theyarebiologicallydetermined. D.Theyareuniversallyacknowledged.33.Whataspectsofchildrenarenegativelyaffectedbygenderedtoys?A.Theiracademicperformance. B.Theirinterpersonalrelationship.C.Theirbehavioursandattitudes. D.Theirphysicalstrengthandfitness.34.Whatshouldweputeffortstochange?A.Howthetoysaremarketed. B.Wherethetoysaresold.C.Whenthetoysarerolledout. D.Whothetoysaretargetedat.35.Whatdotheresearchersexpectoffuturetoys?A.Theyshouldbecolourful. B.Theyshouldbegender-neutral.C.Theyshouldcatertokids’tastes. D.Theyshouldcoverwidercategories.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。Languagebarriers.Cultureshock.Homesickness.Thesearethethingsyoumightworryaboutbeforedepartingtostudyabroad.____36____Afterabusyyearabroad—constantlymeetingnewpeople,havingnewexperiencesandgainingindependence,cominghomecanfeellikeananti-climax(落差很大).LikemanyotherexchangestudentsIfoundmyselflivingwithmyparentsagainafterayearabroad.____37____Atfirst,IindulgedineverythingIhadalwayslovedaboutbeinghome:daysspentloungingwithcupsofteaandbooks,tranquilwalksandhome-cookeddinners.Butoncethejetlagsubsided(倒过时差),Ifoundmyselfstrangelylackingenergyandmotivation.WhywasIfeelingsodisconnected?IrealizedthatIhaddonetwothingswhileIwasaway:Ihadidealizedhomeinmymind,andI’dexpectedeverythingtoremainexactlythesamewhileIwasgone.ButasIimmersedmyselfinanewculture,Iquicklyadaptedtoadifferentwayoflife.____38____Somefriendshipshadbecomedistantwhileothershadbecomeclosertogether.Ontopofthat,IfeltasifI’dchangedtoo.____39____.Myfriend,whostudiedinFrance,experiencedsomethingsimilar.Shesaysshefoundherselfasking:“HowdoIfitbackintothelifeIhadbeforewhenIfeelsodifferent?”Soit’shardlysurprisingthatonceit’sover,manyexchangestudentsfeelatalooseend.Itseemsoddtomethatnooneatuniversitywarnsyouaboutthisbeforehand.Gettingapart-timejobeventuallyhelpedeasemyownsenseofdissociation,asitgavemethestructureIneeded.____40____Readjustingathomehasbeenharderthanlifeabroad.ButasIaddsomeofthethingsIlovedaboutlivingabroadtomyhomelife,whilerealizingthattherearesomefeelingsIcan’treplace,I’mstartingtofindanewnormal.A.ItturnedoutIwasn’talone.B.Itforcedmetoreflectonmyidentity.C.Meanwhile,everyoneathomechanged.D.ItfeltlikeI’dtakenseveralstepsbackwards.E.Dailyroutinesformedasmylanguageimproved.F.Butforme,returninghomeprovedthehardestofall.G.Spendingmoretimewithfamilyandfriendshelpedtoo.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。Ihavealwaysbeenindecisivewhenitcametotravel.I’dwatchendlessvideosofdestinationsandreadscoresof____41____online.Butmoreoftenthannot,____42____fellfarshortofwhatwaspromised.ThecolourfulimagesI’dcomeacrossonlinewouldturnouttobetotallydisappointinginreallife.So,ayearago,Imadeachange.Ibannedmyselffromtoomuch____43____foratrip.Instead,IchoseanareaIwantedto____44____.Icouldn’trelyonmyphone.Itwasn’teasyatfirst.Ifeltrudderless(漫无目的的)withoutmyphonetoguidemewhilewanderingthrough____45____neighbourhoods.Iwassoaccustomedto____46____everydetailabouteachplaceIvisitedandwithoutthat,Iwasexposed.Butthat’sexactlywhyit’ssofun.Goinginunpreparedopensyouupto____47____.Withoutbeinggluedtodirectionsonmyphone,Iwas____48____somuchmoreofmysurroundings,noticingdetailsthatwouldotherwisehave____49____passedmeby.Travellingwithoutplanninghasmadememore____50____withmakingdecisions.Inolonger____51____iftheviewisn’tasbreathtakingasinthephotos—becauseI’mnotcomparingmy____52____toanyoneelse’s.Tryingtohavethe____53____holidayisnolongerthepointforme;it’saboutlivinginthepresentandmakinggood____54____.Andinanerawherewecanseethebestofeverythingthroughourphones,it’sbeentotally____55____tohaveanexperiencethat’sentirelymine.41.A.newsletters B.reviews C.ebooks D.notices42.A.reality B.bookings C.demand D.objectives43.A.budget B.longing C.planning D.luggage44.A.conserve B.occupy C.explore D.rejuvenate45.A.unfriendly B.ethnic C.peaceful D.unknown46.A.creating B.knowing C.assessing D.modifying47.A.surprises B.routines C.duties D.traps48.A.layingout B.relyingon C.takingin D.cleaningup49.A.purposely B.fortunately C.completely D.temporarily50.A.comfortable B.stuck C.patient D.concerned51.A.bear B.care C.feel D.see52.A.wealth B.experience C.achievement D.health53.A.luxurious B.secure C.casual D.perfect54.A.excuses B.investments C.predictions D.memories55.A.hesitant B.freeing C.plain D.demanding第二节（共10小题；每小题1.5分，满分15分）阅读下面短文，在空白处填入一个适当的单词或括号内单词的正确形式。Thespotlightatthisyear’sSpringFestivalGalawasn’treservedsolelyforperformersandcelebrities,asalineupofcutting-edgehumanoidrobotsmadetheirhighly____56____(anticipate)debut(首秀),sendingconsumerinterestinhomemadebotsto____57____newhigh.Followingthebroadcast,publicinterestinhumanoidrobotsrose____58____(dramatic).DatafromJD.comrevealedthatwithintwohoursofthebroadcast,ordervolumejumped____59____150percent.Newrobotorderscamefromover100citiesnationwide.AccordingtoGGII,thenumberofdomesticshipmentsofhumanoidrobots____60____(expect)togrowto62,500unitsby2026.DuringtheGala,MagicLabshowcaseditsMagicBotGen1andMagicBotZ1robots.Standingat1.4meterstalland____61____(weigh)40kilograms,thesemachinesdemonstratedreal-worldapplicationsinfoodservice.Onestrikingmomentwas____62____therobotsjumpedwithremarkableprecision.Theycompletedsomersaultsandsideflipsbeforelandingsmoothly.However,itwasstillUnitreethatprovidedthestand-outperformance,acomplexmartialartsroutinein____63____therobotsperformancewascheeredonbyyellow-clad“kungfukids”whothenjoinedin.Therobotspresentedmartialartsmovesanddisplayedadvanced____64____(capability)likeacrobaticback-flips.ThegalahaslongbeenaplatformforsignallingChina’sindustrialprioritiesfromspace____65____(explore)todronetechnology,butthisyearitalsoservedasastageforamuchlargerannouncement:theraceforhumanoidAIdominanceisaccelerating,andChinaintendstobeattheforefront.第四部分写作（共两节；满分40分）第一节（满分15分）66.假定你是李华，上周末你和同学们前往附近乡镇，拍摄并制作以乡村振兴为主题的短视频。请你给英国笔友Chris写一封邮件进行分享。内容包括：1.拍摄内容；2.你的收获。注意：1.写作词数应为80个左右；2.请按如下格式在答题纸的相应位置作答。DearChris,I’mwritingtosharewithyoumyexperienceofshootingashortvideoonruralrevitalization.___________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________Yours,LiHua第二节（满分25分）67.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。ForaslongasIcanremember,Ihavefoundsmalltalkproblematic.Itwasboringatbestandstressfulatworst.Acolleaguecommentedontheweather,whenIcouldseeformyselfthatitwasraining.Iworkedinbookpublishingforyears,wherenetworkingwasessential.Icoulddiscussauthors,printrunsormarketingbudgetswithease.Butaskinghowabuyerhadtravelledtotheevent?Orwhereajournalisthadparked?