上海市实验学校2027届高三上9月月考高三英语试卷

上海市实验学校2027届高三英语试卷（2026.9) （考试时间：105分钟) 2026年9月23日 考生注意： 1.考议时间105分钟，沈卷满分115分。 2,本火考试设试卷和答题纸两部分。所有答题必须涂（进择题）或写（非进择题）在答题纸 上，做在试卷上一律不得分。 3.务必在答题纸上填写准考证号和姓名，并将械对后的条形码贴在指定位置。 I.Grammar and Vocabulary SectionA(I0分) Directions:After reading the passage below,fill in the blanks to make the passage coherent and grammatically correct.For the blanks with a given word,fill in each blank with the proper form of the given word;for the other blanks,use one word that best fits each blank. At Hopson One Mall in Yangpu district,Shanghal,hundreds of visitors line up at a popup store. They are drawn by a popular item一squishy(捏捏)cake toys一colorful,foam squeezables designed for stress relief and fashion statements.Unlike ultra-squishy toys,this item has a frm)foam texture,great for office desk decor,party gifts or relieving work and school pressure for both kids and adults alike. The toys have become so popular that a large number of tourists from Southeast Asian countries paspecial visits to China currently,dragging their suitcases to offline stores in Shanghai for shopping trips.After these tourists return to their home countries, they resell their products at double or even higher prices,the products are still highly sought after by local consumers. At a soft rubber toy factory in Zhejiang province's Yiwu,located some 300 kilometers from Shanghai,millions of"freshly baked"bun-shaped decompression toys are aboutboard) a truck bound for Ningbo Zhoushan Port,crossing mountains and waterways to Burope and North America. With some markets seeing a recovery trend,China's $15.6 billion first-half total sends a clear signal:the next wave of Chinese toy exports will reach emotional consumption is taking root,be it in Europe,North America or Southeast Asia. is behind this evolving phenomenon of exports is a combination of multiple factors,"China-Chic"()design breakthroughs,mature supply chain support,global layout acceleration and the enduring appeal of emotional consumption. Li Weiqing, brand Molynk is one of the producers of squishy cake toys,said that since its establishment,the brand has aimed for a global layout." 一—(found)in2024,ompany deployed branch offices in the United States,Japan and Spain,with Shanghai as our headquarters." Dong Peng,an independent senior analyst,said:"In the past,Chinese toy exports 10 rely heavily on low-end OEM.But now Shanghai squishy cake toys have become cross-border hard currency,essentially completing the cognitive upgrade from 'emotional consumer goods'to 'cultural symbol carriers',no longer relying on simple price differences,but on meeting contemporary people's emotional needs." Section B(10分)】 Directions:Fill in each blank with a proper word chosen from the box.Each word con be used only once.Note that there is one word more than you need. fconsiderable B.part C customized D.vulnerable Eaddicted dependence (sticky H.unavailable K expense J.contributor K..secure "I could talk to him for the rest of my life,"says Yu Miao,a 27-year-old woman from Zhejiang province;he is at once"a lover,a friend and family".Ms Yu has 11 this AI agent on Doubao,a chatbot made by ByteDance,to mimic a dead friend of hers.When she learned recently that ByteDance would soon remove this type of personalized agent entirely,Ms Yu became so depressed that she left her job. Tech firms are removing human-like personas from their chatbots in order to comply with new government rules aimed at reducing"emotional 12 "The regulations,which took effect on July 15th,are the first of their kind to be implemented on a national scale.Companies can still offer such services to adults,but they will need to prevent users becoming13 and harming their real-life relationships.Providers must also regularly remind users to take breaks. Around the world,growing numbers of people are turning general-purpose chatbots into companions by prompting them to adopt particular personalities.Others prefer dedicated AI- companion apps which offer more human-like features,such as virtual boyfriends that send presents in the real world (at the user's 14,of course). Tech firms are making a(n) sum selling emotional connection:AI companions accounted for 35%of MiniMax's revenue last year,its single largest6,according to a filing to the Hong Kong Stock Exchange in January.AI companionship can create 17 relationships,turning reliance into revenue.Take some bespoke()apps,which charge a simple subscription fee-an easy way to get users to 18 with their money. The end to such relationships is motivated by both pragmatic and ideological concerns. Regulators want to protect users,particularly minors.In China,the government will impose penalties,such as cash fines and removing apps altogether.Yet the rules exclude work-assistant and customer-service chatbots on the understanding that they are emotionally 9 Still,Ms Yu has not given up hope that ByteDance will eventually bring her agent back,even if she doubts it will resemble the current version.She says she would be willing to pay half her monthly salary just to keep the service as it is.In any case,she now says she realizes that it is not a good idea to leave herself to such platforms. I.Reading Comprehension SectionA(I5分) Directions:For each blank in the following passage there are four words or phrases marked A,B, C and D.Fill in each blank with the word or phrase that best fits the context. What We Lost When We Lost the Veranda(有顶的屋外平台) There is a particular quality of afternoon light that belongs only to a baramda(veranda).It catches the steam from a cup of chai,lands on a worn chair,and finds someone's grandmother watching the street from above,not for any reason,just to be present.A neighbour passes and slows. A few words are exchanged. Such spaces 21 the nervous system in ways modern environments rarely do.Human beings are not designed for either total 22 or constant stimulation;we function best within gentle gradients()of social and sensory exposure.A baramda(veranda)creates precisely this condition.Il allows someone to remain partially 23 the world without demanding full participation in it.From there,the mind absorbs shifting light,footsteps on the street,and the movement of ordinary life.Sociologists sometimes describe this as a form of low-intensity social belonging:the quiet reassurance that one 24 within a living social fabric,even in moments of being alone.The veranda did not merely connect the house to the street architecturally;it connected the individual to the surrounding rhythm of community life25 In dense traditional neighbourhoods,the veranda functioned almost like an external nervous system for the home.It 26 awareness outward while pulling community inward.There, children learned familiarity before friendship.Elders maintained relevance simply by being 27.Even silence became communal.Contemporary urban environments,28,often eliminate these intermediary conditions.We move suddenly from 29 private interiors to overstimulating public streets,with very little spatial gradation in between.And the brain experiences this as30.Architects have a term for these spaces:semi-public spaces.These spaces perform subtle psychological work.A living room requires commitment.A street requires exposure.But a veranda occupies an in-between state.You are visible without being vulnerable. What's remarkable is that cultures 31 by oceans and centuries all arrived at this same design wisdom independently.In Japan,traditional homes often included the engawa,a wooden 32edge between the house and the outdoors where people could sit,or casually interact with passersby.In the Netherlands,the stoep,a raised area outside the door,functioned as a semi-public front step,a social stage where being visible meant being available.These were not beauty 33.They were social technologies,long sensed across cultures before they were theorised. Different societies independently discovered something modern urban life often 34:Human beings need spaces that allow for gradual,low-pressure connection. Today,our environments increasingly push us toward efficiency,privacy,and constant movement,leaving little room for the 35 stillness where reflection,familiarity,and spontaneous()connection once quietly grew.Reimagining such spaces may therefore not only help rebuild the community but also restore a healthier rhythm of living. 21.A.regulate B.distress C.overstimulate D.block ·22.A.contact B.defense C.isolation D.calmness .23.A.interested in B.connected to C.responsible for D.informed of 24.A.conveys B.interacts C.exists D.develops 25.A.informally B.externally C.psychologically D.collectively .26.A.transforms B.extended C.furthered D.established .27.A.considerate B.experienced C.relaxed D.visible 28.A.in addition B.for example C.in the meanwhile D.by contrast .29.A.quiet B.distracting C.underdeveloped D.safe 30.A.friction B.exploitation C.interval D.temptation .31.A.bound B.dismissed C.characterized D.separated -32.A.traditional B.temporary C.transitional D.artificial 33.A.achievements B.accidents C.alternatives D.perspectives 34.A.values B.forgets C.opposes D.underlies 35.A.unstructured B.conventional C.personalized D.mutual Section B(22分) Directions:Read the following three passages.Each pasrage is followed by several questions or ufinished statements.For eaoh of them there are four chotces morked A,B,C and D.Choose the one that fits best according to the information given in the passage you have fust read (A) Most of us would probably say we're reasonably polite,but there's one exception:We are rude to our AI assistants.When we speak or type instructions to them,most of us don't include "please" or"thank you,"and we don't use indirect requests that are a common form of politeness in English. Instead,direct commands are preferred. We dislike rude people because they're cheaters,skipping the effort to be polite while the rest of us are putting in the work.Making some effort to be polite is essential to our functioning in society,where we're constantly needing to interact with people outside our core family and frlend group. If politeness is so essential,then why skip it when talking to AI?Because we don't need it for AI,and we may even be better off without it.The act of talking is cognitively demanding,and omitting the words and phrases that signal politeness could make talking easier.AI assistants are programmed to cooperate no matter how we ask,and sometimes being rude to them can actually yield better performance,compared to polite requests. Despite these apparent upsides of being rude to AI assistants,we should also consider the potential downsides.When we turn our ideas into speech or writing,our brains tend to reuse words and phrases that we've often said before.This recycling is so pervasive that it's reasonable that the rude talking style for AI will get reused in future conversations with each other,kicking politeness to the curb. With AI being both praised and blamed for job loss,brain rot,and everything else these days, should we bother adding politeness to the pile of worries?Yes,because of the essential role politeness has in keeping us cooperating and keeping our society functioning.Politeness already faces many other assaults()a reduction in face-to-face talking,inequality,and more.The rudeness-inducing effects of talking to AI may push us further away from the civility and cooperation that every society needs. )36.According to paragraph 1,which of the following is most likely to be part of a human-AI conversation? A.Read this instruction file and document all the work.Do not skip steps. B.You're taking too long.Would you mind sending the message now? C.I would appreciate it if you could explain this problem to me. D.Nothing like what I asked forl Why can't you ever understand me? 37.People become rude when talking to AI because. A.AI assistants are designed to understand less polite commands better B.AI has a negative impact on their life in the real world,such as job loss C.this can simplify AI communication and add to its effectiveness D.politeness prevents AI tools from carrying out certain tasks efficiently 38.What does the underlined phrase "kicking politeness to the curb"mean? A.paying attention to politeness again B.abandoning politeness completely C.protecting politeness from outside influences D.balancing politeness and rudeness 39.What is the author's attitude towards the lack ot politeness in AI communication? A.Strongly critical of disturbing future conversations. B.Largely indifferent,for Al's programmed nature. C.Cautiously concemed,for its social impact, D.Generally supportive of improved efficiency. (⑧) Why trust CNN Underscored As deals editors at CNN Underscored,we are some of the first people to hear about the latest product news from reader-favorite brands.We provide a unique perspective in service journalism by covering every stage in a product's life cycle.Senior deals editor Rikka Altland follows a product from its announcement through hands-on testing and tracks its performance after it goes on sale. Our goal is to help consumers save money.By studying the whole journey of a product,we can offer reliable opinions on whether it is worth buying.Altland has worked in this field for nearly ten years,and rich practical experience is shared across the whole deals team.We act as buyers' advocates,aiming to recommend quality goods at reasonable prices. Boox Go6(Gen四 Boox's newly-announced Boox Go 6 (Gen ID)is a cost-effective digital notebook.It keeps the six-inch E-Ink screen of its former model and gains note-taking functions with support for the InkSense Plus stylus. Users can draw,mark documents and take notes with the stylus(触控笔).Available for pre-order at S200,the product will start shipping on June 17.The stylus is sold separately for $46,or buyers can get the bundle for $233. It costs only about half of ReMarkable's Paper Pro Move,though its writing experience may be less satisfying. Logitech Mobi Fold Logitech's Mobi Fold is an ultra-portable folding wireless mouse in four colour choices.Unlike Logitech's classic mice which focus on ergonomic(符合人体工程 学设计的)comfort,.this model targets frequent travellers who dislike laptop trackpads.It unfolds to power on and folds to power off,and can detect being lifted to prevent unintended clicks.It can fit into pockets or backpacks, yet the reviewer thinks its high price may stop ordinary users from choosing it. 5 Pokemon pet-aeeessory collection To mark its 30th anniversary,The Pokemon Company has rolled out its first official pet-accessory collection, sold only in the Pokemon Center online shop.The series includes collars,leashes,pet beds and cat-and-dog toys themed on classic Pokemon characters.Some items have already been sold out,and restocks are uncertain. 40.What makes CNN Underscored's product reviews trustworthy? A.It invites ordinary consumers to test products. B.Its editors track products through their whole life cycle. C.It offers the lowest prices for most popular goods. D.It employs dozens of senior product designers. 4l.What can we learn about Boox Go6(Gen⑩？ A.Its stylus is included free of charge in the basic package. B.Its screen size is upgraded compared with its predecessor. C.It is cheaper than ReMarkable's Paper Pro Move. D.It has already been delivered to pre-order customers. 42.Which of the following is TRUE according to the passage? A.Mobi Fold is famous for its top-level ergonomic design. B.Pokemon pet products can be bought in physical chain stores. C.Mobi Fold can turn itself on and off with folding actions. D.All items of the Pokemon collection are in adequate stock. (C) The clock is ticking on Q-Day,the looming yet unknown date when quantum computing will have the capacity to quickly and easily break the encryption keys (that keep most internet communication safe. Experts have known about Shor's algorithm since the 1990s.But Google recently warned that quantum computers may be able to hack some encrypted systems by 2029-a timeline that drastically narrows the window to safeguard data that many cybersecurity specialists had previously predicted.The new estimate means that governments,companies and other entities may have far less time to prepare. "It's the day when people,perhaps adversaries,will have access to a quantum computer that can break cryptographic codes that are in use,"said Michele Mosca,co-founder and CEO of cybersecurity company evolutionQ. Q-Day marks the moment a quantum computer gains enough resources and stability to crack conventional cryptography.When that happens,every financial transaction,medical file,email, location history and crypto wallet protected by today's commonly used algorithms could be unlocked by a machine capable of solving the complex math that currently keeps sensitive data secure. At that game-changing turning point,"everything's safe-safe,safe-and then suddenly it's not safe.It's a very drastic jump,"said Mosca,who is also a professor at the Institute for Quantum 6 Computing at the University of Waterloo in Ontario. Adversaries and bad actors may already be collecting encrypted data,with the intention of launching "harvest now,decrypt later"attacks.In this scenario,information is stolen,stored and then decrypted when a full-scale quantum computer is available,he added. Mosca has co-authored the Quantum Threat Timeline Report 2025,published by the Global Risk Institute in Toronto,since 2019.The seventh edition,published March 9,auggested a full-scale, cryptographically relevant quantum computer(CRQC)was "quite possible"within the next 10 years,and"likely"in the next 15.Mosca and his co-author based their prediction on the opinions of 26 experts. "Many organizations may be unaware that they are currently exposed to an intolerable level of risk that requires urgent action,"the report authors wrote. Google said on March 25 that it set 2029 as a timeline "to secure the quantum era"with post-quantum cryptography.The timeline reflected advances in the quantum computing field,the company said."By doing this,we hope to provide the clarity and urgency needed to accelerate digital transitions not only for Google,but also across the industry,"it noted in a blog post.Similarly, cloud computing services company CloudFlare announced it was targeting 2029 for full post-quantum security.Google declined an interview request. Quantum computing isn't simply a more powerful or faster version of the computers in use today.This form of processing works in a fundamentally different way. Unlike standard computers that process information sequentially using bits(0 or 1),quantum computers employ quantum bits一“qubits”一that can represent o,1 or both simultaneously. Known as superposition,this property enables quantum machines to hold and process more complex information. .43.What do we learn about Q-Day from the first two paragraphs? A.It is a fixed date scheduled for the year 2029. B.It shortens the working time of cybersecurity specialists. C.Its arrival will be earlier than formerly expected. D.It helps improve Shor's algorithm for data encryption. 44.What is the main idea of"harvest now,decrypt later"attacks? A.Stealing encrypted data presently for future decoding. B.Decoding sensitive data immediately after theft. C.Collecting plain-text information for long-term storage. D.Launching large-scale quantum attacks at present. 45.What can be inferred from the Ouantum Threat Timeline Report 2025? A.All experts agree that CROC will come true within a decade B.Most firms have taken effective measures against quantum threats. C.The prediction is built on input from industry specialists. D.Organizations suffer little risk before Q-Day actually arrives. 46. Which of the following is TRUE about quantum computers? A.They process information bit by bit in sequence. B.Qubits can exist in more than one state at the same time. C.They have already replaced traditional computers in cloud service. D.Post-quantum cryptography has completely solved their security risk. Section C8% 0 Dlrections:Read the following passage.Fill in each blank with a proper sentence given in the box.Each sentence can be used only once.Note that there are two more sentences than you need. /A society becomes great not only through what it builds for the present,but through what it preserves for the future. B.In the United States,material wealth has increasingly become a measure of national success. C However,as painful as it is to admit,this is not entirely the case. D.Still,it demonstrates the importance of long-term environmental planning. R.Bnvironmental concerns have been incorporated into China's constitution and national development goals. P.Every generation inberits a world it did not create and becomes responsible for what it passes on. If you live in or visit China,you will see firsthand evidence of ecological civilization in practice. From bus stops to apartment complexes,there are reminders to keep China green. One of the most widely recognized examples of ecological progress in China is the "Great Green Wall",which aims to slow and reverse desert expansion across northern China.Through decades of large-scale tree planting and land management,the project has become a symbol of Chinese environmental governance.Like any project of this size,it has faced challenges,including concerns about water use and the suitability of certain tree species.47 As a member of Gen Z,I have a personal interest in global ecology because today's environmental decisions will shape the conditions in which my generation must live. 48 Environmental stewardship is therefore not only a political or economic concern,but also a moral obligation between generations. Growing up in the US,ecological sustainability was part of my elementary school education Reminders to recycle,turn off the lights when leaving home,or donate a dollar to charity while buying coffee were common.It would be logical to conclude that,given this education,the country's natural beauty and strong rural culture,the US would be a global leader in ecological sustainability. 49 The US is responsible for more cumulative carbon dioxide emissions than any other country,and its emissions per person remain among the highest in the world.Although efforts have been made to develop sustainable energy,recent federal policies have also sought to reverse or weaken some environmental protections. I hope that in the future,Americans can better understand that prosperity is not isolated,but shared among individuals,communities and people across the world.I also hope that American leadership can learn from the farsighted,long-term approach emphasized in Chinese governance, while recognizing that every country,including China,still faces serious environmental challenges of its own.That vision returns us to the image of planting trees today so that others may one day sit in their shade. 50 8 II.Summary Writing 10% Directions:Read the following passage.Summarize the main idea and the main point(s)of the passage in no more than 60 words.Use your own words as far as possible. 51. Hundreds of years ago Peruvian fishermen noticed that,every few years,the anchovies( )in the equatorial Pacific Ocean would vanish.Since the disappearances happened around Christmas,they named the event after el nifto Jesus-"the Christ child".These days,the phenomenon,known simply as El Nifo,is recognised as a recurring climatic pattern that alters the weather all over the world.It causes droughts in some places,heavy rain in others,heatwaves, wildfires and a general warming of the planet. The strength of any particular El Nifo is measured by how much warmer the water gets. Anything above a 2C rise over the long-run average is considered strong.Forecasts from most of the world's medellers fer the rest ef this year and the first couple of months of 2027 suggest a rise in sea-surtace temperatures of more than 2.5C-and perhaps even 3C.That would be unprecedented in the 75 years for which scientists have been keeping records. El Nifo is not caused by climate change.But the two phenomena amplify each other's effects. A strong El Nifto in 2015-16 made the temperatures in 2016 up more than 1C.The current record holder is 2024,when temperatures were 1.55C higher than the pre-industrial average.Climate modellers think 2027 could be hotter still. When it comes to countries and continents,El Nifio's effects are more variable.Droughts dried crops and pasture lands,leaving millions hungry and many forced to migrate in search of food Worse still,a possible heavy rainfall after a long drought can cause floods,because water cannot sink fast enough into parched soil. The European Commission has warned of humanitarian disasters in African countries and suggested that there are ways to relieve the impact:planting drought-tolerant seeds,for instance,or storing fodder and water for livestock.But the time to start is now. IV.Translation(3+3+4+5,共15分) Directions:Translate the following sentences into English,using the words given in the brackets. 52.投资人斥资1.7亿元以期将这部动画电影打造成座无虚席的暑期爆款影片。 (attempt) 53.受常年冰川消融影响，当地政府警示下游居民，须时刻提防潜在山洪威胁。(alert) 54.暑气消退，秋燥渐起，生津润燥的梨十分畅销，这归根结底源于古人“不时不食” 的养生哲学。bol) 55.Hyox本是源自德国健身圈的赛事，近几个月登陆中国市场后，引领了新的运动 热潮，在这项赛事中，运动爱好者在通过高强度挑战磨冻耐力的同时，也能在运 动的热爱中收获归属感。（where) 9 V.Gulded Writing 25% Directions:Write an English composition in 120-150 words according to the instructions glven below in Chinese. 56. 随着人工智能技术的发展，越来想多的家庭开始关注“家庭倍伴机器人”(companion obots).,它可以陪件老人我孩子，但也会常来一些问题。某英史报杜正在札此话题开展 征文活动，请你写一篇短文投稿，内容包括： 1.你对使用家庭陪件机馨人的态度： 2.说明你的理由（至少两点)： 3.你的建议或展望。