天津市蓟州区杨家楼中学2025-2026学年高三上学期12月月考英语试题

高三英语月练习（满分150，时间120分钟） 一、听力(1-5小题每题1分，6-15每题1.5分，共计20分) 第一节 听下面五段对话。每段对话后有一个小题，从题中所给的A,B,C三个选项中选出愿选项，并标在试卷的相应位置。听完每段对话后， 你将有10秒钟的时间来回答有关小题和阅读下一小题。每段对话仅读一遍。 1.What did the man do just now? A.He cooked a dish.B.He washed a shirt.C.He bought some pork. 2.What is the conversation mainly about? A.The popularity of a TV drama.B.The desire to visit AltayC.A busy work schedule. 3.Why did the man come to the beach today? A.To clean it up.B.To relax himself.C.To keep Amy company. 4.What does the woman's grandfather enjoy doing? A.Dancing B.Doing fai chi.C.Playing chess. 5.Which subject is the boy weak in? A.English.B.Chinese.C.Math. 第二节 听下面几段材料。每段材料后有几个小题，从题中所给的A,B,C三个选项中选出最选项，并标在试卷的相应位避。听每段材料 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。每段材料读两遍。 听下面一段对话，回答第6至第8小题。 6.How do the speakers describe Claire? A.Creative. B.Quiet. C.Outgoing 7.What does Emily have a talent for? A.Social contact. B.Artistic creation. C.Gardening 8.What gift will the speakers probably give Emily? A.A floral dress,B.A concert ticket. C.Paints and brushes 听下面一段对话，回答第9至第11小题。 9.Why does the woman fail to find the bookstore? A.She has a poor sense of direction.B.She got the name of the bookstore wrong. C.The map app doesn't update the address of the bookstore. 10.What appeals to the woman about the bookstore? A.The unique decoration.B.The wide variety of books.C.The generous amount of space. 11.Who might the man be? A.A novelist. B.A salesman. C.A cafe owner. 听下面-一段独白，回答第12至第15小题。 12.What benefit does Xie Lin mention about tablet-based learning? A.It helps him explain in real time what the students haven't mastered. B.It makes the process of doing homework more convenient. C.It enables him to give classroom tests at any time. 13.What does it mean when a heart rate armband shows blue? A.The heart rate is getting high. B.The heart rate is normal. C.The heart rate is slightly low. 14.Who is Xia Wenjie? A.A physics teacher.B.A headmaster.C.AP.E.teacher. 15.What do the speaker's words focus on in the end? A.The full involvement of students in IT class.B.The importance of traditional teaching methods. C.The necessity of improving teachers'teaching ability. 1 二、单项选择（每题1分，共15分） 16.-You must find working overtime every day very stressful .In fact,it helps me gain more practical experience and improve my skills quickly. A.You bet B.Not in the least C.You said it D.Don't mention it 17.That young girl's interview didn't go so well;it didn't to her. A.take into account B.brave the'elements C.answer the call D.tick all the right boxes 18.At the ongoing campus technology competition,many a student innovative solutions to global energy challenges. A.are presenting B.was presenting.Cis presenting D.were presenting 19.The method she had insisted on to be highly effective in improving exam scores. A.proved B.is proving C.proves D.was proved 20.The breakthrough in online teaching challenges the"classroom-only"tradition that the education industry's development in recent years. A.had been driven B.had driven C.has driven D.has been driven 21.The athlete, by the coach repeatedly for his carelessness in training,finally decided to focus on improving his weak points. A.Criticized B.being criticized C.having been criticized D.to have been criticized 22. the research paper before the submission date,the students have been gathering data and analyzing results day and night. A.Completing B.Having completed C.To have completed D.To complete 23.The author, bestselling novels have inspired millions of readers,will release a new book next week. A.whom B.whose C.which D.who 24.Some young people are expected to leave _could be life's important decisionentirely up to luck. A.which B.what C.that D.as 25.He still tries to learn a new language every year, he struggles with pronunciation A.as if B.in case C.as long as D.even though 26.The widespread use of plastic products is not and has done great harm to marine life and the environment. A.flexible B.essential C.secure D.sustainable 27.Our association is inviting students to registration applications to participate in the campus singing competition. A.commit B.admit C.submit D.permit C.attended 28.Only if a teacher has given is a student allowed to leave the classroom. A.presentation B.permission C.confirmation D.passion 29.Before the school event starts,could you pleasesome promotional materials and refreshments from the store.to prepare for the guests? A.pick up B.set out C.take over D.turn down 30.Few tourists visit the mountain village in autumn,so there be any difficulty booking tickets and rooms A.mustn't B.shouldn't C.can't D.needn't 三、完形填空（每题1.5分，共30分） "What's going on,Brooke?"Dianna and Wade Thomas asked their first-grade daughter when they noticed the money in her school lunch account()was 31 "Some of my friends don't have enough food money,"Brooke said.So she 32 them to use her account to buy smacks. "How 33!How can we help them?"Dianna thought. The Dade City,Florida,parents did some research and34_that most students at Brooke's school came from poor families.They qualified(for free lunch but weren't able to35snacks.That's where Brooke 36."Will those children have enough to 37 when they go home for the weekends?"Dianna and Wade asked each other."Maybe we can 38." Before long,the Thomas family brainstormed ways to39 students facing food insecurity( during weekends.40 by each other's kindness,they started The Thomas Promise Foundation, which provides weekend food every Friday in Pasco County. At first,the Zephyrhills-based organization41 one school.The next year,they 42 a few more. The charity's 43kept growing,and today,The Thomas Promise serves more than 30 schools.On Fridays,.kids go to assigned spots(指定的地点)to_44_their bags.At the start of holiday breaks,kids receive more bags to help them get through the 45 time away from school. Leortha Lloyd,a social worker at a school,said:"We know for sure that The Thomas Promise meal bags make a 46." For the Thomas family,it's a(n)47 to help others in need.Dianna met one mother who had been receiving bags on a holiday event.The extra food freed up 48 so the woman could take her child to a festival,which she otherwise(要不然)couldn't49 "I really want to thank you,"the mother said."Now I'm able to do something with my child!" "How crazy that it's grown from something so 50,"says Brooke."How great the community we live in is!” 31.A.disappearing B.remaining C.exchanged D.raised 32.A.forced B.taught C.allowed D:required 33.A.relaxing B.heartbreaking C.strange D.eye-opening 34.A discovered B.doubted C.forgot D.hoped 35.A.provide B.make C.prepare D.buy 36.A.put up B.took off C.stepped in D.gave up 37.A.create B.eat C.learn D.share 38.A.win B.understand C.remember D.help 39A:support B.attract C.introduce D.guide 40.A.Surprised B.Inspired C.Worried D.Relieved 41.A.managed B.formed C.served D.left 42.A.built B.refused C.mixed D.added 43.A.problem B.need C.reach D.cost 44.A.look for B pick up C.drop off D.deal in 45.A.short B.boring C.meaningful D.difficult 46.A Jifference B.decision C.choice D.mistake 47.A.risk B.excuse C.pleasure D.challenge 48.A.space Bmoney C.time D.memory 49.A.notice B.miss C.wait D.afford 50.A.small B.important C.special D.real 23 四、阅读理解（每题2.5分，共50分) A These books are wonderful for teens. Don't Panic!We CAN Save the Planet by James Campbell lustrated(插画)by Rob Jones (Bloomsbury Children's) Stop being an“eco-worrier”and become an“eco-warrior(环保战士)”with this hands-.on guide to saving the world.Filled with information about what climate()change is and the different ways we can help to stop it,the book takes a look at this big environmental problem. How to Grow a Garden by Frances Tophill Illustrated by Charlotte Ager (Magic Cat) Growing a garden is a great way to help our planet and this lovely colourful book shows you how.Frances Tophill is a presenter of TV's Gardeners'World,and here she introduces different kinds of gardens and provides lots of advice for growing vegetables,welcoming wildlife and helping the environment Wilding by Isabella Tree Illustrated by Angela Harding (Macmillan Children's) This wonderful book tells the story of how wild nature returned to the Knepp Estate in West Sussex, England.It explains "rewilding",and includes activities and ideas to help you rewild your own spaces and get to know the natural world. Kids Fight Plastic(塑料) by Martin Dorey Illustrated by Tim Wesson (Walker Books) We all know that plastic is bad for the environment but what can you actually do about it?This book, written by Martin Dorey who is fighting against plastic pollution,will give you plenty of ideas.Here, you'll find 50 tasks to fight plastic at home,at school and on days out. 51.Who would probably enjoy the book Wilding? A.A teen who loves inventing things. B.A teen who likes eco-friendly products. C.A teen who is interested in the history of England. D.A teen who wants to transform spaces into wild nature 52.What can readers learn from the book Kids Fight Plastic? A.How to make plastic toys last longer. B.Ways to reduce plastic use in daily life. C.Why plastic is the best material for packaging.D.How to design new plastic products for schools. 53.Which of the following books mainly centers on climate change? A.Don't Panic!WeCAN Save the Planet.B.How to Grow a Garden.C.Kids Fight Plastic.D.Wilding. 54.Whose book are gardening lovers most likely to choose? A.James Campbell's.B.Frances Tophill's.C.Isabella Tree's.D.Martin Dorey's. 55.What do the four books have in common? A.They tell of the authors'own experiences. B.They are full of planet-protecting ideas. C.They have the same producer. D.They are mainly for grown-ups. B 4 Visitors to Yellowstone National Park were shocked when they saw what appeared to be a dog with a collar (running free in the park,only to realize it was a large black wolf. Marccla,a wildlife photographer who runs the photo studio Ruby Hour Photo Art.captured the moment in September 2024.She shared the video on her Instagram account.@rubyhourphotoart on May 3, 2025,explaining she was posting it as"a reminder to drive carefully in Yellowstone." The video shows a large black wolf-wearing a bright yellow collar-running across the grass before crossing the road.But just as it reaches the road,a fast-moving car slows down in time to allow the wolf to continue crossing."It pays to pay attention,especially during those seasons when animals are moving across the parks or have new babies,"said Marcela. The Yellowstone Wolf Project is a detailed study of wolves in the national park,including the animals'population,predator-prey interactions()and social behavior.Researchers place collars with very high frequency()radio and GPS on wolves in the area to track and study the animals, according to Yellowstone.org. Marcela told Newsweek it's always an amazing experience to observe wildlife in their own habitat(),stressing the importance of doing so from a proper distance,and treating them with respect.She said,"After all,it's us who are the guests in their environment.I understand people get excited and want to get close,but it's worth remembering you're putting both yourself and the animal in danger too by inattentively driving or getting too close. 56.How does the author start the text? A.By presenting a scientific fact about wolves.B.By describing a surprising scene visitors saw. C.By introducing the work of a wildlife photographer. D.By giving advice on driving safely in national parks. 57.Why did Marcela share the video on Instagram? A.To show her dangerous experience. B.To tell drivers to watch out for animals. C.To attract customers to her photo studio. D.To introduce the Yellowstone Wolf Project. 58.What does the video mainly show? A.A car accident involving a wolf. B.A visitor taking photos of wolves. C.A car stopping for a wolf to cross. D.A wolf interacting with researchers. 59.What is the main focus of the Yellowstone Wolf Project? A.Guiding visitors to watch wolves. B.Controlling the number of wolves. C.Protecting wolves from human activities D.Studying wolves'lives in the park in detail. 60.What does Marcela want to say in the last paragraph? A.We should keep a safe distance from wildlife. B.We are responsible for some wildlife deaths. C.We have destroyed many wildlife habitats. D.We should treat wildlife as respected guests. 0 Monarch butterflies are the only species()that migrates both ways,traveling up to 3,000 miles from the Northeastern U.S:to the Sierra Madre mountains in Mexico in the fall.They stay until spring, then return home.Only the strongest butterflies survive to lay their eggs on milkweed(马利筋)， Despite its survival ability,the U.S.Fish and Wildlife Service is considering listing the monarch butterfly as endangered.This butterfly is in danger because the number of milkweed plants is dropping,as 5 a result of the use of chemicals.The loss of this plant would be catastrophic for the species.Luckily,this issue is getting national attention,and people and organizations are working to protect the habitat of the monarch. To learn about efforts to help monarch butterflies,I talked to Justin Wages,Land Manager at Placer Land Trust.Justin told me that the monarch butterfly is not a key species,which means that the ecosystem()will not fall apart if the monarch disappears.However,the monarch is an important pollinator((传粉昆虫)and a well--known species..The drop in the monarch population shows common issues for all species related to habitat destruction,pollution,and chemical use. The monarch is known as an animal ambassador().This means it has a good connection with the public and helps raise awareness about protection.For example,Justin noted that most people don't know or care about the endangered sea animal vernal pool fairy shrimp,but well-known species like the monarch bring attention to the struggles of endangered animals. According to Justin,Placer Land Trust regularly add local milkweed to their planting mix,and their efforts to protect land in Placer County create.important feeding areas for the monarch butterfly.Recently they applied for government funding and,if they get the money,they will plant 15 acres of milkweed in their Doty Ravine Preserve.Justin also called on the public to make efforts to help the monarch. 61.What is special about monarch butterflies? A.They lay eggs on all plants. B.They migrate in both directions. C.They only live in the Northeastern U.S.D.They are the only butterfly species that migrates. 62.Which can replace the underlined word"catastrophic"in paragraph 2? A Very harmful.B.Quite common.C.Totally unnecessary.D.Almost unavoidable. 63.What did Justin mention about the monarch butterfly in paragraph 3? A.It is Jess important than other pollinators.B.It is the only butterfly making a two-way migration. C:Its population reflects the health of the ecosystem. D.Its habitats have been largely destroyed in recent years. 64.What is the main role of the monarch butterfly as an animal ambassador? A.Telling people about the necessity of studying it. B.Serving as the first example of endangered butterflies. C.Educating people about animal migration patterns. D.Reminding people to care about endangered animals. 65.What will Placer Land Trust do to protect the monarch butterfly? A.Stop the use of chemicals. B.Grow plenty of milkweed C.Teach the public how to protect it. D.Collect money to raise it in safer places D Dr.Meaghan MacNutt from UBCO School of Hcalth and Exercise Sciences (HES),recently published a study in Advances in Physiology Education which contradicts common concerns(驳斥了普遍 担忧)about student use of Al. Over 400 students completed a survey about their use ofAI on at least five written assignments( )While only about one-third of the students used AL.the majority of users,81 percent,reported their AI use was driven by at least one of the following considerations:speed in completing the assignment,a desire()for high grades and a desire to learn.About 15 percent of the students said they were 6 influenced by all three considerations.Dr.MacNutt notes that most students used Al to improve the paper. Only 0.3 percent of assignments were directly written by AL "There is growing concern when it comes to student use of AI,"says Dr.MacNutt. "However.students in our study reported that AI use was driven more by learning than by grades,and they are using Al tools carefully and in ways they believe are supportive of their learning." The study does raise some concerns,Dr.MacNutt wars.AI can be a useful tool for students learning English or people with reading and writing disabilities.But there is also the possibility that if paid ones are better,students who can afford to use a more advanced tool might have an advantage over others. Dr.MacNutt says continued research in this area can only provide a better understanding of student behavior as Al technologies continue to develop."Our findings contradict common concerns about widespread student misuse and overuse of Al at the expense of academic integrity(学术诚信)，'”says Dr. MacNutt."But as we move forward with our guidelines,or how we're teaching students how to use it,we have to keep in mind that students are coming from really different places.And they have different ways of benefiting(受益)from these technologies..” 66.What may be the purpose of Dr.MacNutt's study? A.To prove that AI is harmful to students'learning. B.To study how to improve students'grades with AL. C.To find out which AI tools are most popular among students. D.To study whether students'Al use matches common concerns. 67.What did the new study find? A.Al is widely used in university education. B Students may use AI in a responsible way. C.Al tools can do a good job in writing tasks. D.Students show increased interest in AI tools. 68.What risk does Dr.MacNutt point out in the study? A.Al tools would take the place of English teachers. B.Paid AI tools will become increasingly expensive. C.Paid AI tools could create unfairness in education. D.AI tools might reduce students'creativity in writing. 69.What is Dr.MacNutt's suggestion for educators? A.Avoiding overuse of AI in teaching. B.Setting standards for AI use in education. C.Recognizing student differences in AI use. D.Realizing the importance of academic integrity. 70.What can be the best title for the text? A.AI is Here to Stay:Let Students Accept the Technology B.AI or Traditional Teaching:The Future of Education C.AI Tools for Academic Research and Writing D.How Al is Changing Public Education 7 第二节 阅读表达（每题2分，共10分） Music has always been a part of my life,providing me with invaluable help. I grew up in a home filled with music.My parents had a large collection of records.As a child,I would spend hours listening to the tunes. When I was thirteen,I had a hard time at school as I had no friends and was lonely.One evening,I found an old guitar in the attic().I remember the way the light shone through the window,lighting up the instrument softly.I picked it up and played a few chords().The sound was far from perfect, but it resonated with(引起情感共鸣)something deep inside me and cheered me up. A few years later,my grandmother whom I was very close to passed away.Her death left a huge void (in my life,and I struggled to deal with the grief One night,feeling particularly lost,I found a playlist of her favorite songs.Listening to those familiar tunes we once shared,I was in tears.But as the music played on,something unexpected happened.I could almost feel my grandmother beside me,as if she was comforting me.The music,those tunes she had loved so much,began to reduce the ache in my heart.At that moment,I realized that even though she was gone,a part of her spirit lingered through the music we both treasured. To let more people know the power of music,)I joined a local band and gave performances.I was really proud to be able to bring warmth and hope to others through music. 71.How did the old guitar affect the author when he was 13?(no more than 12 words) 72.How did the author feel after his grandmother's death?(no more than 5 words) 73.What does the underlined word "lingered"probably mean?(no more than 3 words) 74.Why did the author join a local band?(no more than 10 words) 75.Do you think music has power?Why?(no more than 20 words) 76.书面表达（共25分) 下周口语课上，外教将举办主题为The story behind a photo的分享活动。请你准备一份发言稿， 分享你最喜欢的照片，内容包括： 1、描述照片的内容 2、讲述照片背后的故事 注意：词数不少于100；注意行文流畅。 Good morning,class!I'm excited to share a memorable photo with you today. 月练习答案 1-5 ABACB 6-10 CBCCA 11-15 BACBA 16-20 BDCAC 21-25 CDBBD 26-30 DCBAB 31-35 ACBAD 36-40 CBDAB 41-45 CDCBD 46-50 ACBDA 51-55 DBABB 56-60 BBCDA 61-65 BACDB 66-70 DBCCA 71.It resonated with his feelings and cheered him up. 72.Lost and sad./He felt a huge void. 73.Lived on./Remained Stayed 74.To let more people know the power of music.To bring warmth and hope to others through music 75.Yes.Music can heal the heart,bring people together,and inspire across cultures. 书面表达参考答案 Good morning,class!I'm excited to share a memorable photo with you today.It was taken during a hike this spring.In the picture,my close friends and I are standing proudly atop a mountain,smiling.The sky is clear,and the breathtsking view behind us features rolling green hills.Although we look worn out,we are filled with happiness after our long hike. This was our first hike of the year,and overcoining various challenges along the way made reaching the summit even more rewarding.I treasure this photo because it reflects the carefree days we spent together and symbolizes the deep bond we share. Thank you!