江西南昌市名校2025-2026学年高三上学期月考英语试题

英语试卷 第一部分听力（共两节，满分30分） 做题时，先将答案标在试卷上。录音内容结束后，你将有两分钟的时间将试卷上的答案转涂到答题 卡上。 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。 例：How much is the shirt? A.19.15. B.f9.18. C.f9.15. 答案是C。 1.Where does the conversation probably take place? A.In the car. B.At the train station. C.In the parking lot. 2.What has the woman done to her hair? A.She had it colored. B.She had it cut short. C.She had it straightened. 3.How much should the man pay for his parcel? A.12 yuan. B.14 yuan. C.16 yuan. 4.How does the man sound? A.Understanding. B.Hopeful. C.Apologetic. 5.What is the man trying to do? A.Thank the woman. B.Encourage the woman. C.Congratulate the woman. 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.What did the speakers just do? A.They had a typing class. B.They wrote something by hand. C.They did homework on computers 7.What does the woman think about handwriting? A.It's valuable. B.It's difficult. C.It's impractical. 听第7段材料，回答第8、9题。 8.Why does Ms.Marshall feel the change a good thing? A.She has to travel on business. B.She needs more time to prepare. C.She prefers a different location 9.When will the photo shoot be? A.On Thursday. B.On Friday. C.On Saturday. 听第8段材料，回答第10至12题。 10.What helped the man improve his public speaking skills? A.Taking online courses. B.Watching free speeches. C.Talking to famous leaders. 答案第1 11.Why does Khan Academy really attract the man? A.It doesn't cost anything. B.It covers many subjects. C.It lets him make his own plan. 12.What are the speakers mainly talking about? A.Some useful apps. B.An excellent speech. C.Some famous artists. 听第9段材料，回答第13至16题。 13.What is the probable relationship between the speakers? A.Fellow workers. B.Old schoolmates. C.Husband and wife. 14.What led to Jeff moving to New York? A.His job change. B.His promotion. C.His marriage. 15.What was Jeff's first job after graduation? A.Directing. B.Teaching C.Writing. 16.What does Jeff's job involve? A.Acting different scenes. B.Creating lines for films. C.Removing unwanted noise. 听第10段材料，回答第17至20题。 17.Why does the school hold the"Fun Day"? A.To enrich today's meeting. B.To meet the govemment's need.C.To celebrate the end of the year. 18.What activity can be enjoyed in the evening? A.A concert. B.Swimming races. C.Exciting rides. 19.Who will be charged for the "Fun Day"? A.School students. B.Family members. C.The govemors. 20.How can students get the latest news about the "Fun Day"? A.By surfing the school website. B.By asking organizers of the event. C.By listening to the announcement. 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。 A A special place to stay can make a holiday-but also break the bank.We have picked new affordable places in Chengdu,Sichuan for 300 a room a night or less. Jinsha Boutique Hotel There are 110 minimalist rooms at Jinsha Boutique Hotel,each decorated individually.Free breakfast and on-site fitness centre are among its pleasantness.But it's the location that really sets this hotel apart from its competitors.All corners of Chengdu are within easy reach.Hungry?Walk down to Long Chao Shou Restaurant on Chunxi Road,where every dish is delicious. Qingcheng Mountain View Hotel Searching for a room with a view?Well,look no further.Many of the 150 rooms at this hotel have floor-to-ceiling windows looking out across the Chengdu Plain.There's also a vast rooftop pool-you'll have a hard time finding a better spot from which to survey the cityscape.To explore Chengdu,free-to-use bicycles are available on request. Kuanzhai Alley Guesthouse 页，共4页 The 180-room Kuanzhai Alley Guesthouse makes an ideal base from which to explore Chengdu's 24.What did the author's father do in Stanford's campus? Kuanzhai Ancient Alley.There's a homely feel to the accommodation here,and the decorations are anything A.He attended psychology classes formally B.He helped Uncle Dan with studies but stuffy.This popular residential area has no shortage of food and drink options.Plus,you're only a C.He worked as a full-time dish cleaner. D.He worked at the campus childcare. 10-minute walk up to the Tianfu Square Metro Station. 25.Why did the author doubt her father's story about Uncle Dan? Jinjiang Riverside Inn A.She heard daycare parents spoke highly of Uncle Dan. This riverside property has 60 rooms.The relaxed rooftop restaurant and bar has views of both the distant B.She learned Uncle Dan had dropped out because of loneliness Chengdu skyline and out to the Jinjiang River.Relax by the pool in the spa,or head to the riverside walk where C.She found Uncle Dan actually finished his college studies gentle breeze,green trees and local snacks await you.For 2,the city bus takes you direct to Kuanzhai Alley D.She saw Stanford teachers had showed great respect to Uncle Dan. and then into the city centre. 26.What did Uncle Dan think ofhis study career at Stanford? 21.What is the advantage of Jinsha Boutique Hotel? A.A pity due to financial problems. B.A state of unhappiness and loneliness. A.It serves tasty foods B.It is decorated luxuriously. C.A successful and enriching experience D.A waste of time without school support C.It is conveniently located. D.It has free fitness coaching. 27.Which of the following is the best title of the text? 22.What can visitors do in Qingcheng Mountain View Hotel and Jinjiang Riverside Inn? A.My Family's Stanford Dream B.Stanford:A Family Connection A.Train for cycling. B.Bathe in the sunshine. C.Uncle Dan:Stanford's Best Daycare Teacher D.Rethinking Uncle Dan's Stanford Story C.Dine in the rooftop restaurants. D.Enjoy views out over Chengdu C 23.If a travel agency wants to book hotels that can accommodate at least 320 guests in total (one guest per At CES 2026,the world's premier tech showcase,a groundbreaking invention has tumed heads not with room).which two hotels can be selected? flashy screens or complex AI,but with a humble material:paper.Singapore-based startup Flint's "Paper A.Jinsha Boutique Hotel Qingcheng Mountain View Hotel Battery"won the show's"Best Sustainability Award"and sparked global excitement,offering a promising B.Qingcheng Mountain View Hotel Kuanzhai Alley Guesthouse solution to the planet's growing battery pollution crisis.This innovative power source,made mostly from C.Kuanzhai Alley Guesthouse Jinjiang Riverside Inn plant-based materials,is redefining what a battery can be-safe,affordable,and kind to the environment. D.Jinjiang Riverside Inn Jinsha Boutique Hotel Traditional batteries have long been a hidden threat to the planet.Button batteries contain mercury and silver,alkaline()batteries have manganese and cadmium,and lithium-ion batteries rely on rare metals When my freshman year began,I thought I knew the story of my family's Stanford connection. like lithium and cobalt.These materials are toxic to soil and water:a single button battery can contaminate Uncle Dan was the only one of my grandmother's five sons to enroll in college.When my father dropped 600,000 liters of water,while one AA battery can ruin 1 square meter of soil permanently.Recycling these out of high school at age 16,he joined his older brother on Stanford's campus-in his case,as a full-time batteries is also a major challenge,leaving millions of used batteries to pile up in landfills each year.Flint's dishwasher.Occasionally,he'd slip into the back of Uncle Dan's classes and eavesdrop on the early childhood Paper Battery changes the game by ditching these harmful ingredients entirely. psychology lectures.That ended when Uncle Dan dropped out sophomore year-for financial reasons,as I The core of Flint's innovation lies in its eco-friendly composition.Every key part-from the separator to understood-and started working full time as a caregiver at the newly formed campus childcare,a job he'd the electrolyte()carrier and electrode structure-is made from plant-derived cellulose,the same begun while on federal work-study. material used in making paper.It pairs this with water-based electrolytes and food-grade minerals like zinc and I rarely saw my uncle when I was growing up,but at Stanford,I got to know him better.Throughout my manganese,eliminating all toxic heavy metals.Beyond being green,the battery matches traditional alkaline years on campus,I would run into people who knew my uncle from his work at the daycare,and their faces batteries in voltage and lifespan,while boasting far greater safety.Even if punctured or exposed to fire,it won't would light up."We tried to get our daughter into his class,"one Stanford staff member told me."All the other cause catastrophic damage-only a gradual performance decline parents say he's the best teacher."I started to suspect that my dad had missed something about his brother's This paper-based power source also brings practical advantages.Its flexible structure allows Stanford story,which he'd always described as a bit of a tragedy of circumstances:If Uncle Dan hadn't needed manufacturers to design batteries in any shape,freeing them from the rigid constraints of traditional battery to work so much on top of his studies,he could have finished college. packs.Cost-wise,Flint aims to produce the batteries at around $50 per kilowatt-hour,less than half the average Last year,I asked my uncle why he'd quit school."Oh,my girl,"he said,"that time at Stanford was cost of lithium-ion batteries.After breaking mass production barriers,the company has secured partnerships unhappy-full of loneliness and being alone.Working with the children gave me everything I'd hoped to find with major clients like Logitech,Amazon,and Apple accessory supplier Nimble.The Paper Battery is set to hit there and beyond:thoughtful depth,mental growth,purpose,and motivation to leam." consumer markets in the second half of 2026,starting with small electronics before expanding to larger He didn't say whether he would have stayed in school if Stanford had better supported first-generation applications. students back then,and I didn't ask.I didn't need to.I finally understood my family's Stanford story from my While the Paper Battery may not fully replace all traditional batteries ovemight,it marks a crucial step uncle's point of view:not as a tale of educational achievement postponed but as a necessary turn onto a path toward sustainable energy storage.As environmental concerns grow,innovations that balance performance, that offered far more joy and fulfillment. safety,and eco-friendliness are no longer just "nice-to-haves"-they're necessities.Flint's creation proves that 答案第2页，共4页 sometimes,the most powerful solutions come from reimagining everyday materials. 28.What makes Flint's Paper Battery stand out from traditional batteries? A.It uses rare metals to boost energy density B.It is made from plant-based materials and non-toxic minerals C.It can be recharged hundreds of times faster than lithium-ion batteries D.It is smaller and lighter than all existing battery types 29.What practical advantage does the Paper Battery have over traditional batteries? A.It can be produced at a much lower cost B.It has a longer lifespan than lithium-ion batteries C.It can work stably in extreme temperatures D.It can be recharged for thousands of times 30.What can we infer about the future of the Paper Battery? A.It will completely replace lithium-ion batteries within five years B.It will first be used in large-scale energy storage systems C.Its flexible design will inspire new product designs D.Its production cost will eventually be higher than current batteries 31.Why does the author say the Paper Battery"marks a crucial step"? A.It solves the global waste crisis completely B.It shows that eco-friendly innovations can be practical and affordable C.It proves that paper-based products are superior to metal ones D.It is the first battery to win a sustainability award at CES D "Men are from Mars,women from Venus"has become a convenient shorthand for every household debate, from map-reading to loading the dishwasher.Yet beneath the jokes lies a serious question:are the two sexes bom with fundamentally different wiring,or have we simply repeated the story until it feels true? Two high-profile sets of scans appear to offer hard proof of a difference.British psy chologist Stuart Ritchie reported in 2012 that male brains are,on average,roughly one-tenth heavier than female brains and contain more white-matter.Three years later,Israeli neuroscientist Daphna Joel added that typical"his"or"her" circuits can be detected with advanced software,even though every head ultimately contains a mix of both- like shades that vary-and never perfectly match passport sex. Lise Eliot,a neuroscientist at Chicago Medical School,believes such headlines are too dramatic.After Ire-analyzing thousands of images collected across six countries,she calls the brain“a unisex(不分性别的) organ".The numeric gap between group averages,she insists,is no wider than the difference between male and female kidneys,and the figures fail to predict how the organ actually processes algebra,empathy or parking instructions.Put simply,size decides nothing. If body structure is not the real boss,what is?Social experience,argues The Atlantic Classic papers loved eye-catching numbers:a 1970 survey showed boys beating girls thirteen-to-one on the mathematics SAT,a figure once highlighted by former Harvard president Lawrence Summers as proof of natural male scientific talent.When later student groups offered girls equal laboratory hours,encouraged female teachers and rewrote textbooks to include more real-world problems,the ratio fell to three-to-one,suggesting that opportunity,not body part,writes most of the scoreboard. Margaret McCarthy,a neuropharmacologist at the University of Maryland,applauds Eliot for"forcing the 答案第3 debate forward".She also notes that wiping out every sex difference would sound an extreme note.Equal,she reminds us,is not identical;biology may still whisper where society shouts. 32.Why does the author mention Ritchie and Joel? A.To stress the risk of inadequate datasets. B.To correct statistical errors in psychology. C.To provide scan proof of a sex difference. D.To explain boys'advantage in reading maps. 33.What is implied by Eliot's re-analysis of brain volume? A.Males do well in tackling complex tasks. B.Generation gaps outrun between-sex gaps. C.Brain size can somehow decide sex rules. D.Brain size cannot tell how a person perform. 34.What can we infer from the falling math score gap after 1970? A.Equal chances narrow the score gap. B.Standardized tests are no longer trusted. C.Boys are now losing interest in STEM. D.Biology still limits girls'physics scores. 35.What might be McCarthy's attitude to erasing sex differences? A.Favorable. B.Disapproving. C.Unclear. D.Indifferent. 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。 For more than a decade,I have taught the same course to both undergraduate and graduate students across diverse majors,including business and nursing.Although my lecture materials,slides,and instructional approaches have remained consistent,last year's student evaluations reached an all-time high.36 So what accounted for this dramatic improvement? The most important adjustment was the introduction of a strict new policy regarding technology use.This rule prohibited laptops and mobile phones for note-taking,with a single exception:devices could be used only if students were writing with a stylus ()Unsurprisingly,this decision was met with immediate doubt and opposition at the very beginning.37 They were convinced that their digital tools were essential for academic efficiency.However,after a short period of adjustment,nearly all students reported a positive change in their ability to concentrate. To justify this policy,I introduced students to relevant research.One key study demonstrated that students who took notes by hand absorbed approximately 30%more information than those who typed on laptops.38 The mental effort involved in handwriting enhances deeper understanding.Additionally, another study with 520 participants found that students who had their phones on their desks performed 20% worse on tests of focus than those who put them away.39 Further evidence indicates that phones,even when powered off,reduce available cognitive capability and lower the quality of face-to-face interaction.40 I believe universities ought to adopt similar measures to support student achievement.This simple yet effective strategy helps create a more focused and engaging learning environment for every one. A.This evidence proves the need to boost focus. B.Many K-12 schools have already banned phones. C.They worried about missing notes or urgent messages. D.This shows that phone presence alone impacts students. E.Students claimed they needed devices for notes or reference. F.Handwriting forces thinking,while typing is usually mindless. G.Positive comments about focus and course quality were frequent 第三部分语言运用（共两节，满分30分） 页，共4页 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。 Teeth as time capsules Teeth,in their seemingly ordinary role,hold within them a silent history.They reflect not only our personal stories but also the collective 41 of those before us. I'll never forget the moment when I lost a 42 as a child.It was a typical childhood experience one that,in the moment,felt quite 43.But as I reflect now,it 44 more than just physical growth.It marks the march of time.Teeth,like memories,change and decay ()but they never truly disappear.They're a 45 of our passage through life,one small bite at a time. This idea of teeth as silent witnesses to personal history is something I've 46 more deeply as I've grown older.My grandmother,Zosia,was a dentist in post-war Poland.She didn't pursue the profession out of passion,but out of 47-after the war,the country was in 48 need of skilled workers. Her work,though often about 49 pain,also bore the weight of history.Every tooth she extracted and every cavity (she filled,was 50 to the struggles,grief and survival of a generation marked by war.Her dental work wasn't just a job-it was a way to 51 the broken lives around her. I now understand how my grandmother's dental work goes beyond its medical purpose-it is a (an) 52 of remembering and preserving the past in ways we often forget.In a53,teeth carry the imprint of time.They're silent witnesses to our history,54 in plain sight,reminding us of how we've survived,how we've grown,and how we continue to carry the 55 of our pasts. 41.A.accidents B.emergencies C.experiences D.adventures 42.A.tooth B.toy C.pencil D.book 43.A.depressing B.minor C.exciting D.major 44.A.allows B.requires C.symbolizes D.records 45.A.victim B.mystery C.sufferer D.reminder 46.A.thought about B.looked up C.cared for D.taken on 47.A.guilt B.necessity C.anger D.curiosity 48.A.difficult B.quick C. emotional D.desperate 49.A.relieving B.maintaining C.deleting D.welcoming 50.A.exposed B.tied C.expected D.opposed 51.A.call B.grow C.heal D.protect 52.A.change B. example C.discovery D.form 53.A.case B. sense C.row D.hurry 54.A.hidden B.abandoned C.created D.shown 55.A.culture B.tradition C.weight D.pressure 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个适当的单词或括号内单词的正确形式。 As the moming sun went above the hills,Liu Dachun's wife was guiding her cow through the wetland, while Liu's daughter,a college art student,spotted the pair and 56 (pencil)a quick drawing. Shiyanping,a traditional Tujia village,has 182 well-preserved buildings 57(construct)in the typical wooden building style,58(most)built in the Ming and Qing dynasties.In 2013,the ancient architecture complex was recognized as one of the nation's major historical and cultural sites. In recent years,the village's unique building complex,as well as other Tujia cultural activities,59 (attract)a stream of tourists.The village received more than 100,000 visits and achieved 60 income of about 5 million yuan from tourism in 2022. 答案第4 Liu Dachun,a skilled farmer,is hard at work preparing for spring plowing ()He has tried out the rice-fish farming system,61 not only benefits the environment but also local residents.According to Wu,fish raised in rice fields are more popular among consumers as they are environmentally-friendly -the fish waste can add natural fertility to the soil 62 hence promote rice output.Quan Xiping,another 59-year-old villager,was among the first in the village 63 (establish)a family-run hotel.Meanwhile, his son started an online specialty store,capitalizing on the rapid 64(grow)of rural tourism in the area.His e-commerce business is working more efficiently due to the village's 65(rise)appeal. 第四部分写作（共两节，满分40分） 第一节（满分15分） 你所在的学生会打算成立“英语电影爱好者联盟(English Movie Lovers Union)”。请你代表学生会 给外教Allen写封邮件，内容包括： 1.成立联盟的原因： 2.开展活动的时间、地点和内容： 3.邀请他加入并指导。 注意： 1.词数80左右： 2.可以适当增加细节，以使行文连贯： 3.开头和结束语已为你写好。 Dear Allen, The Students'Union 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。 The rich smell of beef filled the kitchen as Mom browned the meat in the hot pan,drops of sweat forming on her forehead."Annie!Dinner's ready!"she called out. From the living room,Annie barely responded,her eyes glued to her phone.The colorful food delivery app attracted her with crispy fried chicken,cheesy pizza,and spicy hamburgers.Her finger stopped over the “Order Now''button.“Just this once,”she thought,.“Mom's cooking is so boring anyway.” At the dinner table,Dad frowned at the fast food bag in front of Annie.He said,"Eating junk food again? Your mom worked hard on this meal." Annie rolled her eyes."I just wanted something different." Mom sighed,pushing a piece of beef on her plate."Most fast food contains too much oil and salt.It's not good for you.” "Here we go again!"Annie thought angrily.She took a big bite of her fried chicken on purpose,chewing loudly as if to prove a point. Late that night,Annie woke up with a sharp pain in her stomach.She curled into a ball,pressing her stomach."Ugh...maybe that chicken was bad?'she whispered.Sweating and sick,she barely had time to rush to the bathroom before throwing up."I can't tell Mom or Dad,"she thought,swallowing hard against the sour taste in her mouth,"or they'll never let me eat fried chicken or pizza again!"Thinking this way,she slowly fell asleep despite the pain. The next morning,Annie still had a slight stomachache,so she skipped breakfast and went straight to school.But by lunch time,her hunger overpowered her caution.She seemed to have forgotten last night's lesson,wolfing down an oily slice of pizza and a chocolate bar.A satisfied smile spread across her face,and her stomachache didn't seem so bad after all However,within an hour,she felt dizzy and her vision blurred.Her classmate's voice sounded distant."Annie?Are you okay?Before she could answer,everything went black. 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。 Para.1:In the emergency room,Annie received a series of urgent tests. Para.2:The next evening,as the family sat down for dinner,Annie tasted the home-cooked meal her mom had prepared. ,共4页