山东省潍坊市2025-2026学年高三上学期期中阶段性检测英语试题试卷二次开发练习

山东省潍坊市2025-2026学年高三上学期期中阶段性检测英语试题再利用 A 1.The perfect recipe includes warm, sunny days ______(pair) with cool nighttime temperatures. It plays a vital role in making a good colorful season. 2. If a strong windstorm affects an area that’s near peak color, then it can tear off leaves from trees______some extent, reducing the display of peak color. B It was in a secondhand bookstore that I first encountered the magic of annotations (注释). Flipping through the pages of an old copy of The Great Gatsby, I discovered delicate notes___1____ in margins (页边) — reflections on Gatsby’s dreams, sighs over Daisy’s choices, and even a tiny teardrop spot beside the tragic ___2___. The unmet reader’s emotions seemed to ___3__ through the paper, turning the book into a living ___4__ across time. On TikTok and Instagram, readers now share their creatively annotated books with color-coded notes that sometimes ___5__ full pages. This trend has sparked a debate: Is the practice of annotations a bad habit or a beneficial effort? Historically annotations have been a powerful tool for deep learning. Leonardo da Vinci scribbled (涂鸦) thoughts on gravity in the Codex Arundel years before Galileo ___6____ his work on the subject, proving how annotations can ___7_ groundbreaking ideas. Similarly, writers like Herman Melville and Edgar Allan Poe used margins to __8__ their thoughts. In the academic community, annotations are celebrated for enhancing comprehension and critical thinking. In writing workshops, deep reading — including annotations — helps students express interpretations and __9__ “learner independence”. However, annotation styles online seem to differ widely from the annotations expected in the academic community. While some ___10__ them as overly decorative, their value lies in serving the reader’s purpose. Highlighting every piece of dialogue from your favorite character may seem ___11__ to an outsider, but that might help someone understand why they like that character or how the writer ___12__ the character’s story. Romance readers are known to highlight, dog-ear and annotate their favorite romantic scenes. I may be overly ___13__ secondhand books, but there’s nothing more ___14__ than finding a previous reader’s favorite kissing scene. If the “book-tokers” or “book-fluencers” want to make their bookmark, highlighter, sticky notes and gel pen If the “book-tokers” or “book-fluencers” want to make their bookmark, highlighter, sticky notes and gel pen go with the cover of their favorite new science-fiction tale, that’s great. the cover of their favorite new science-fiction tale, that’s great. Scribbling in margins isn’t hurting anyone, so let them eat cake even if they ___15__ the page. 1. A. printed　B. hidden　 C. penciled　D. typed 2. A. ending　B. event　 C. dialogue　D. character 3. A. fade　 B. breathe　 C. dry　 D. tear 4. A. creature　B. object　C. dialogue　 D. evidence 5. A. fill　 B. replace　C. decorate　 D. damage 6. A. invented B. described C. painted D. published 7. A. ignore　 B. copy　C. challenge　 D. harbor 8. A. refine　 B. confuse　C. erase　 D. borrow 9. A. limit　 B. maintain　C. reduce　 D. doubt 10. A. praise　 B. evaluate　 C. cite　 D. criticize 11. A. creative　B. unreasonable　C. academic　D. artistic 12. A. changes　B. shortens　C. forgets 　D. develops 13. A. romanticizing　B. commercializing 　C. organizing 　D. discarding 14. A. breathtaking　B. amused　C. heartfelt　D. eye-opening 15. A. preserve　B. skip　C. dirty　D. publish C 1. In the first version, the narrator says, “Food was finally served. I remember the two-foot-long pepper mill (研磨器) the waiter used to season(熟词生义：调味） our dishes. My spaghetti noodles were circled around three meatballs on my plate. It looked really good.” 2. Though participants remembered both types of stories equally well in the short term, they tended to prefer the conceptual stories to the perceptual ones ___1___ were more confident in their recollections of them. Such preference may be especially true as people get older. Research shows that ___2___ people aging, they shift away from vivid, event-specific sensory details and toward memories that grasp the main points of what happened, shaping how they remember __3____ they were told. When we’re young, “Things are really novel. We’re going to pay attention to everything,” Sheldon says. “But as we get older, we use memories more for social connection, and we often are recalling and describing things that we are more familiar _4____.” D In the early 1920s, a small, industrial-feeling laboratory garden outside Paris, _1_____(give) the name of the “Garden of Wonders”, was the site of a revolutionary experiment. Daniel Berthelot envisioned future factories with large glass tanks where gases, under sunlight, would combine __2_____(form) a snowfall of starch and sugar. By 1925, he __3______(succeed) in using light and gas to create a basic substance used to produce drugs and industrial __4______(product). However, his progress toward reproducing photosynthesis (光合作用) ended there, and he died in 1927 without realizing his dream. Berthelot’s vision was wildly idealistic primarily because photosynthesis was not fully understood. The term was only coined (create, invent) a few decades prior, and the cell mechanisms of plants __5_____(remain) largely theoretical until the 1950s. Reproducing __6___ plants do naturally through pure chemistry _7_____(prove) a challenge that couldn’t ___8_____(overcome) with the knowledge of his time. Today, we still cannot __9_____(chemical) copy photosynthesis, _10___ the core of Berthelot’s vision-liberating food production from traditional agriculture-is being achieved through a different path: micro-organism fermentation (发酵). Companies are realizing this “land-independent” production. In Finland, Solar Foods operates a factory where micro-organisms in large tanks feed _11___ gas and water, creating a protein-rich product called Solein. Similarly, U. S.-based Kiverdi and Austria’s Arkeon Technologies use processes _12____ come from NASA research to transform carbon dioxide into food ingredients through fermentation, requiring no farm land. While Berthelot’s understanding of photosynthesis was primitive a century ago, he was ahead of his time in many ways, __13___ his vision was remarkably foresighted. Although we still haven’t literally grown fruits and vegetables as plants do from air and light, it’s worth __14_____(acknowledge) the achievements we_15____(make) in just the last decade: Companies like Kiverdi may help remove extra carbon dioxide from the atmosphere while offering solutions _16__ future food shortages. Or they may not. Only the next century will tell. 七选五 In a world that often feels chaotic, our homes should be a place where we can relax, recharge, and truly be ourselves. But how do we transform our living spaces from mere shelters _1___ havens (港湾) of comfort? The answer lies in the power of micro-habits. These small _2____ effective changes seem _3_____(significant) on their own. Yet when _4_______(integrate) into daily life, they have the potential to create __5_____(last) changes in your environment and well-being. Making your bed is one of those micro-habits. It only takes a moment, but it gives you a sense of control and calms before your day even _6____(begin). When you walk into your bedroom later, it already looks more put-together. That little win makes a difference. Want to make it even better? Mist your pillows or sheets with a scent you love. Suddenly, your room feels like a luxury hotel. Here is a life-saving rule: If it takes less than a minute, just do it now. This applies _7___ so many things — putting your shoes away, cleaning the kitchen counter, folding that blanket on the couch. The beauty of this habit is __8__ it stops small messes from _9______(snowball) into overwhelming projects. A consistently tidy space creates mental clarity. Your brain isn’t gradually stressed out by the chaos around you. You don’t need your entire home to be picture-perfect. Just carve out one little corner that _10____(feel) like you. Maybe it’s a reading corner, your favorite chair with a blanket, _11___ a shelf with your plants or books. The point is to have a space that makes you feel at ease__12__ second you see it. 完形： I can’t say I never imagined getting sick or being in the hospital. As a long-time health worrier, I routinely read about medical cases __1___ have essentially become a walking encyclopedia — self- taught, of course. Thus, when ___2___(inform) that I was to stay in the hospital for a few days for antibiotic (抗生素) treatment, I admit __3____(feel) almost joyfully prepared, like ready for an exam in my favorite subject. I thoroughly enjoyed all the unexpected spotlight: dear friends came to visit; all my kids showed up; nurses were particularly __4_____(attend) and my phone was flooded with messages of love and concern. Between treatments, I socialized with other patients and got interviewed by a __5_____(delight) student nurse doing a paper. What fun! My story would be included in her studies! __6___ dusk faded, I sent my kids off to bed. Alone for a bit, I let my thoughts surface. A mountain of personal affairs consumed my attention: unfinished documents, taxes and __7_____(count) duties. It was only one month till my big trip with my brothers, involving the stress of travel and the emotional roller coaster of seeing loved ones after years apart（见到多年未见的亲人后将经历的情感起伏). All these posed a challenge, for the number one rule for recovery was no stress. Even happy events are stress-filled. My daughter’s wedding was two months off. I had to get well and be in top form （最佳状态）quickly. So many wonderful things ahead and this came as ___8_ wake-up call, revealing a vital truth— I am wrapped in love. And for that, I am deeply touched and sincerely grateful. To anyone going through tough times, remember that gratitude restores us from within感恩能由内而外地重塑我们. 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