山东烟台市2026-2027学年高三英语学第一学期期中自主练习

高三英语听力试卷，该部分分为第一第二两节。注意做题时请先将答案划在试卷上。该部分录音内容结束后，你将有两分钟的时间将你的答案转涂到客观题答题卡上。第一节听下面五段录音，每段录音后有一个小题，从题中所给的ABC3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，现在你有5秒钟的时间阅读第一小题的有关内容。听下面的录音，回答第一小题。Look, little George keeps smiling. He must be having a . sweet dream. Ah, well, you stay here with him. I'll put away his toys and make him some healthy snacks. okay? Look, little George keep smiling. He must be having a sweet dream. Ah, well, you stay here with him. I'll put away his toys and make him some . healthy snacks. okay? 听下面的录音，回答第二小题。Alissa's company has hired many new employees this year. IT seems that her business is getting Better true. and he won a big architecture award recently. She's really going places . professor perish always favor her in college. And SHE proved why alissa's company has hired many new employees this year. IT seems that her business is getting Better true. and he won a big architecture award recently. She's really going places. Professor perish always favored her in college. And SHE proved why. 听下面的录音，回答第三小题。Wow, this new bike looks great. Is IT for me? sure. This is for your new middle school chapter. wonderful. No wonder you taught me to ride a bike during the summer holiday. Wow, this new bike looks great. Is IT for me? sure. This is for your new middle school chapter. wonderful. No wonder you taught me to ride a bike during the summer holiday. 听下面的录音，回答第四小题。Tyler and Victor have totally opposite personalities, but surprisingly, they're good friends. I don't know Tyler very well, but Victory, I get along. We both love socializing and really gain energy from IT. Tyler and Victor have totally opposite personalities, but surprisingly, they are good friends. I don't know Tyler very well, but Victory, I get along. We both love socializing and really gain energy from IT. 听下面的录音，回答第五小题。Mister barrel will shut down this store once he sells all the clothes I want to rent IT and make IT a bookstore. What do you . think sounds good? IT has a good science. Now let me look around this store first. Mister barrel will shut down this store once he sells all the clothes I want to rent IT and make IT a bookstore. What do you . think sounds good? IT has a good size. Now let me look around this store first. 第一节到此结束，第二节听下面5段录音。每段录音后有几个小题，从题中所给的ABC3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，每一小题都有5秒钟的作答时间，每段录音播放两遍。听下面的录音，回答第六和第七小题。现在你有10秒钟的时间阅读这两个小题。Have you got any unusual hobbies? lucio? Um i'm not sure if it's unusual, but I love watching clouds every day. I spent about ten minutes watching clouds, and I love taking pictures of clouds that look like animals, like rabbits or whales. I made a cloud album on my . computer. That's cool. As for me, I always read the license plate numbers on the cars ahead when driving, and then they stick in my head all day. Yesterday I memorised AH three, nine, eight, seven, one for no reason. Wow, it's like a memory chAllenge. Have you got any unusual hobbies? lucio? Hm, i'm not sure if it's unusual, but I love watching clouds every day. I spent about ten minutes watching clouds, and I love taking pictures of clouds that look like animals, like rabbits or wales. I made a cloud album on my computer. That's cool. As for me, I always read the license plate numbers on the cars ahead when driving, and then they stick in my head all day. Yesterday I memorized AH three, nine, eight, seven, one for no reason. Whoa, it's like a memory chAllenge. 听下面的录音，回答第八至第十小题。现在你有15秒钟的时间阅读这三个小题。Crystal, you seem low on energy. What's wrong? After dinner last night, I returned to the hotel room, took a shower and went to bed at nine P. M, but I didn't feel sleepy till two A, M, so I got less than five . hours of sleep. Oh, you must sleep. Why I . have trouble sleeping and unfamiliar beds. I see. Well, you look so tired. Are we still driving to the scenic . spots this morning? Of course, we can't cancel IT. Let's get some food first. And I need coffee to wake me up. Breakfast served from seven thirty AM to nine o'clock AM, so we have to wait for . ten minutes. Alright, oops, I have to go upstairs. I left my phone on the bed. Okay, take your time. Crystal. You . seem low on energy. What's wrong? After dinner last night, I returned to the hotel room, took a shower and went to bed at nine P. M, but I didn't feel sleepy till two AM, so I got less than five . hours of sleep. Oh, you must sleep. Why I . have trouble sleeping and unfamiliar beds. I see. Well, you look so tired. Are we still driving to the scenic . spots this morning? Of course, we can't cancel IT. Let's get some food first. And I need coffee to wake me up. Breakfast served from seven thirty AM to nine o'clock AM. So we have to wait for . ten minutes. Alright, oops, I have to go upstairs. I left my phone on the bed. Okay, take your time. 听下面的录音，回答第十一至第十三小题。现在你有15秒钟的时间阅读这三个小题。My son has been addicted to robotic dogs lately. He wants won so badly as his birthday gift. But have you seen the Prices? I can't afford one. Speaking of which, I just read about two people who build robots without fancy labs or big budgets . really tell me something about them. Shoe pay loon in a eleven year old from wuhan, spent a month building the from cho won robot to help the police. The robot can guide visitors with prerecorded messages and move via remote control. IT even has a share of black cat doll, as IT said. sounds so lovely. What about the other? There was news reporting that will you love? A former from beijing built sixty three robots from recycled parts. His robots could play chess servt eta. The robots one Prices in the competitions. And he took them to an exhibition in brazil. Oh, I know, ham. I saw a competition he entered on T. V. I wish I had his talent for inventing. My son has been addicted to robotic dogs lately. He wants won so badly as his birthday gift. But have you seen the Prices? I can't afford one. Speaking of which, I just read about two people who build robots without fancy labs or big budgets . really tell me something about them. Shoe pay loon and eleven year old from wuhan spent a month building the fco one robot to help the police. The robot can guide visitors with prerecorded messages and move via remote control. IT even has a share of black cat doll. as IT said, sounds so lovely. What about the other? There was news reporting that will you love? A farmer from beijing built sixty three robots from recycled parts. His robots could play chess, serve ty eeta the robots, one Prices in the competitions. And he took them to an exhibition in brazil. Oh, I know, ham. I saw a competition he entered on T. V. I wish I had his talent for inventing. 听下面的录音，回答第十四至第十六小题。现在你有15秒钟的时间阅读这三个小题。Philip, tell us about your life before you got into fitness. I used to work, in a fact, tory IT was a steady job, but I lost interest in IT. One day, I just thought I need a change, so I clocked out at lunch and never looked back. Bold move, how did you start extreme hip hop? I opened . the gym in cleveland heights in two thousand thirteen. At first, I taught traditional step classes, but the music was boring. I didn't feel energy. Then one day, while cleaning at home, I heard a lively song that reminded me of dancing with friends. When I was Young, listening to the song, we couldn't help dancing. I thought, what if I mixed this with steps? I tried IT and people love IT. My social media videos went viral. So classes filled up. Big companies wanted to buy your program, right? Yes, but I turned them down. I wanted to build IT myself. I named IT extreme hip hop and started traveling around the country to teach IT. In two thousand nineteen, I launched an instructor certification program. Now there are over four thousand certified instructor's worldwide, even ten . roads. That's amazing. Philip, tell us about your life before you got into fitness. I used to work in a factory. IT was a steady job, but I last interest in IT one day. I just thought I need a change. So I clock out at lunch and never . looked back. Bold move, how did you start extreme hip hop? I opened the gym in cleveland heights in two thousand thirteen. At first, I taught traditional step classes, but the music was boring. I didn't feel the energy. Then one day, while cleaning at home, I heard a lively song that reminded me of dancing with friends. When I was Young, listening to the song, we couldn't help dancing. I thought, what if I mixed this with steps? I tried IT and people love IT. My social media videos went viral. So classes filled up. Big companies wanted to buy your program, right? Yes, but I turned them down. I wanted to build IT myself. I named the extreme hip hop and started traveling around the country to teach IT. In two thousand nineteen, I launched an instructor certification program. Now there are over four thousand certified instructors worldwide, even ten . roads. That's amazing. 听下面的录音，回答第十七至第二十小题。现在你有20秒钟的时间阅读这四个小题。The celebrated pianist author Alfred brendel died age ninety four in london. He was born in the chic republic on january fifty, nineteen thirty one, and he spent his childhood mainly in croatia and austria. He studied PNO, M composition until he was sixteen, and after that he was largely self taught. At seventeen, he gave his first public performance in gras. The teenage brendel was also an author and a painter, but in nineteen nineteen forty nine, he won fourth prize in the bosonic competition, which launched his career as a performing musician. His concert and recording career lasted more than sixty years. He was particularly fond of the music of beethoven en and made the first recording of betokens entire piano music. His final public concert was in vienna in two thousand eight. And in the following years he published poetry and essays like sure and continue to teach and give master classes. Brandon students included paul Lewis, imagine Cooper, kit armstrong and till felner. And he devoted a significant part of his time to sharing his experiences with Younger artists. Alfred bindo was my guide and an end less source of inspiration for more than thirty years, unfortunate enough to be guided and touched by his wisdom and insight of which he gave so generously and selflessly, said Lewis. He was unique among great pianists. His playing was intense, his teaching no lesser. But dry humour was never far, said Cooper. The celebrated pianist, author Alfred brender died age ninety four in london. He was born in the chic republic, gone january fifth, nineteen thirty one. And he spent his childhood mainly in creation and austria. He studied PNON composition until he was sixteen, and after that he was largely self taught. At seventeen, he gave his first public performance in gras. The teenage brendel was also an author and a painter, but in nineteen forty nine he won fourth prize in the boosted I competition, which launched his career as a performing musician. His concert and recording career lasted more than sixty years. He was particularly fond of the music of beethoven en and made the first recording of betokens entire piano music. His final public concert was in viana na in two thousand eight. And in the following years, he published poetry and essays, lectured and continued to teach and give master classes. Brender students included paul Lewis, imagine Cooper, kit armstrong and till fellner. And he devoted a significant part of his time to sharing his experiences with Younger artists. Alfred bindo was my guide and an end less source of inspiration for more than thirty years, unfortunate enough to be guided and touched by his wisdom and insight of which he gave so generously and self lesser, said Lewis. He was unique among great pianists. His playing was intense. His teaching no lesser but dry humor was never far, said Cooper. 2026一2027学年度第一学期期中自主练习 高三英语 注意事项： 1.答卷前，考生务必将自己的姓名、考生号等填写在答题卡和试卷指定位置上。 2.回答选择题时，选出每小题答案后，用铅笔把答题卡上对应题目的答案标号涂 黑。如需改动，用橡皮擦干净后，再选涂其他答案标号，回答非选择题时，将答案写在 答题卡上，写在本试卷上无效。 3.考试结束后，只交答题卡。 第一部分听力（共两节，满分30分） 做题时，请先将答案划在试卷上。该部分录音内容结束后，你将有两分钟的时间将 你的答案转涂到答题卡上。 第一节 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思。每 段录音播放两追。 1.What will the woman do? A.Get some sleep. B.Do some cleaning. C.Eat some food. 2.Who might Alyssa be? A.A newly-hired clerk. B.A promising architect. C.A favored professor. 3.What are the speakers mainly talking about? A.A new school. B.A holiday plan. C.A special gift. 4.What do we know about Tyler? A.He is outgoing. B.He isn't keen on socializing. C.He is a friend of the woman. 5.Where are probably the speakers? A.In a library B.In a clothing shop. C.In a rental company. 第二节 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。 听第6段录音，回答第6、7题。 6.What is the woman's hobby? A.Kecping rabbits. B.Observing clouds C.Collecting music albums 7.What does the man like doing? A.Taking photos. B.Memorizing car brands. C.Remembering plate numbers. 高三英语试题第1页（共12页） 听第7段录音，回答第8至10题。 8.What difficulty did the woman have last night? A.Finding the hotel. B.Cooking dinner. C.Falling asleep. 9.What time is it now? A7:20a.m B.740a.m. C.8:50a.m. 10.What will the woman do next? A.Drink some coffee. B.Retum to her room. C.Borrow the man's phone. 听第8段录音，回答第11至13题。 11.What prevents the woman buying a robotic dog? A.The high price. B.Its limited range of use. C.Her son's changing interests. 12.What's the main function of the "Fengqiao 1"robot? A.Serving coffee. B.Giving visitors directions. C.Entertaining tourists. 13.How did the woman know about Wu Yulu? A.From an exhibition. B.From a newspaper. C.From a TV show. 听第9段录音，回答第14至16题， 14.Why did the man quit his factory job? A.He grew tired of it. B.He couldn't get high incomes. C.He moved to Cleveland Heights. 15.What inspired the man to come up with the new idea? A.A song. B.A dance competition. C.A social media video. 16.What did the man start doing in 2019? A.Cooperating with a big company. B.Opening gyms around the country C.Training members to be certified instructors. 听第10段录音，回答第17至20题。 17.Which country is Alfred Brendel's birthplace? A.The Czech Republic.B.Britain C.Austria. 18.What was the turning point for Alfred Brendel to be a performing musician? A.Recording of Beethoven's music. B.Winning a prize in the competition. C.Giving his first public performance. 19.What did Alfred Brendel do after 2008? A.He gave lectures. B.He took poetry lessons. C.He held public concerts. 20.How did Imogen Cooper describe Alfred Brendel's teaching? A.Passionate. B.Strict. C.Innovative. 高三英语试题第2项（共12页） 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 Travelling in Iceland,the Land of Fire and Ice,brings you true freedom.It's a chance to follow your own rhythm,enjoy quiet moments in nature,and explore without limits.Your choice depends largely on the scason of your visit. Season Time Temperature Features and experiences Round-the-clock daylight allows safe exploration at any Jun. hour. Summer 10-15℃ All roads are open for Ring Road driving. Aug. Try hiking,whale-watching and glacier adventures. It's casy to encounter fellow travelers. Sept. Shoulder-scason (transition period)offers colorful Fall 0-10'℃ natural scencry,great for sightsecing and photography. Oct Enjoy modest prices and fewer visitors. Join guided northern-lights tours and take part in ice Nov. caving.glacicr hiking and snowmobiling. Winter -5℃-5'℃ Fewer tourists mean lower costs. Mar. Visitors from diverse places can have communal meals to experience a warm and social atmosphere. Wildflowers bloom and roads rcopen gradually for flexible travel. Apr. Explore breathtaking natural wonders along the Golden Spring 4-10℃ May Circle and South Coast. Scenic spots are less crowded than in summer with lower prices. Money-Saving Tips Iccland can be expensive,but the ways below help keep your trip within budget: Book your flights and accommodation at least three months in advance. Combine free natural attractions with one or two must-do paid tours. When paying by card,choose Icclandic krona(ISK)instead of your home currency to avoid extra conversion fees and get a better exchange rate. 21.What is an advantage of visiting Iceland in summer? A.Fewer tourists. B.Guided ice-caving tours. C.Cheaper dining. D.24-hour exploration activities. 高三英语试愿第3页（共12页） 22.Which season is ideal for chasing northemn lights in Ireland? A.Summer. B.Autumn. C.Winter. D.Spring. 23.What advice is given to cut travel expenses? A.Stay in fancy botels. B.Pay with home currency. C.Join a big tour group. D.Make advancc reservations. B Eighteen-year-old Irish girl Arya Satheesh developed Eco Purge,a plant-based biodegradable plastic,which rids the surroundings of microplastics whilc undergoing its brcakdown.Her achievement secured her the 2026 Earth Prize and a S12,500 fund for further research. The young scientist once researched plastic pollution only to find an alarming statistic: Merely 9 percent of the 507 million tons of annual plastic output get recycled.Many people remain indifferent to recycling and plastic's price superiority over most substitutcs contributes to its wide popularity among the public. After the realization that merely appealing for recycling was far from sufficicnt,Satheesh wondered if it was possible to create a biodegradable plastic cmbedded with a special enzyme (that would break down other plastics in the nearby environment.This way,people could use the plastic without harming the cnvironment.This was the starting point of Eco Purge. Despite her entire blueprint for the wonder plastic,obvious obstncles stood in her way.To source the scarce core enzymes,she turned to ChatGPT for all the relevant companies, approached them,yet only received few high-priced offers.Eventually,she received a bite from researcher Kevin O'Connor,enabling her to obtain two types of enzymes and complete her first prototype (of Eco Purge by using biotechnology. Satheesh placed microplastics along with Eco Purge in various environments like soil,salt water and fresh water.After monitoring each setting for a six-weck period,she found both the microplastics and Eco Purge had degraded.Later,she submitted Eco Purge for the Earth Prize competition. "What makes Satheesh's project stand out is the shift from passive containment to an active solution,"says Rolsky,who chaired the event."But scaling enzyme production to a global commercial level could be very costly.Despite this,the philosophy bchind this design is enlightening and establishes an excellent basis for subsequent research." Satheesh,with the hope that companics involved with packaging,bioplastics and garbage bag production will use it in the next five years,is already focused on refining Eco Purge with the award funds. 24.What drove Satheesh to develop Eco Purge? A.Public appeal. B.Easy access to resources. C.Financial rewards. D.Limited plastic recycling. 高三英语试题第4页（共12页） 25.Wby did Satheesh put Eco Purge in different environments? A.To test its effectiveness. B.To identify tempcrature effects. C.To select suitable plastic. D.To analyze material composition. 26.What is Rolsky's attitude towards the design concept of Eco Purge? A.Doubtful. B.Cautious C.Appreciative. D.Uncertain 27.Which of the following best describes Satheesh? A.Enterprising. B.Optimistic C.Empathetic. D.Humble. c Contrary to carlier scientific assumptions,honey bees possess superior navigational capabilities.A team of researchers from the University of Freiburg has confirmed that individual bees can stick to consistent flight paths and repeat each journey with remarkable accuracy, relying on landmarks in the landscapc to stay on coursc. The study was headed by Andrew Straw,whose team applied dronc monitoring to record honcy bee movements between their nesting site and a feeding spot roughly 120 meters apart in an agricultural sctting. To track the insects during flight,the research team adopted a technique called"Fast Lock- On (FLO)Tracking",which involves attaching a minute reflective marker to each bee,allowing a computer mounted on the drone to analyze reflected light and continuously identify and track individual bees. "Our system's pioneering advantage lics in its capacity to acquire high-resolution,three- dimensional flight paths in real natural landscapes,an achievement beyond previous rescarch," explains Straw.The researchers analyzed 255 flight paths and the study arca included bushes,a comfield,and a tree between the nest and the food source. The observations revealed that individual bees repeated their individual flight paths ncarly exactly on several flights and often fly just a few centimeters away from their previous paths. "Our recordings show each bee has its own preferred route and flies it very precisely,"Straw emphasizes."You could almost say that each bee has its own personality." The bees also appear to usc features in the surrounding landscape to help guide their journeys.The most consistent flight behavior occurred near clear landmarks.particularly the tree, while the greatest variation appeared when bees flew above the comnficld,whcre the scencry provided fewer distinct visual references. "Our results suggest that visual landmarks aid the bees'navigation and increase the prccision of their flight paths.Even where their flight paths vary most,they depart from their individual route by only a few degrees."explains Straw.In contrast,the bees'uncertainty increases in visually fcatureless environments. 高三英语式试题第5页（共12页） 28.What does the underlined word"navigational"mean in paragraph 1? A.Route-timing. B.Direction-sensing. C.Data-collecting. D.Motion-transferring. 29.What's the core function of the marker fixed on the bee? A.Marking bee identitics. B.Boosting flying precision. C.Capturing flight routes. D.Providing detectable signals. 30.What does Straw imply by saying"cach bee has its own personality"? A.Each bee exhibits unique flight habits. B.Bees adapt diversely to surroundings. C.Each bee shows its own social behavior. D.Bees differ in flying speed and accuracy. 31.Why is it hard for bees to kecp accurate flight paths over the comfield? A.The field is fenced. B.The field is too vast. C.The field is shadowy. D.The field is uniform. D For decades,people have put repeated weight-loss setbacks down to a lack of willpower, arguing that calorie restriction plus physical exercise represent the unique solution.Latest research has challenged this long-standing misconception,suggesting they actually arise from a brain-based mechanism Our primitive ancestors,who relied heavily on body fat reserves to survive tough conditions, had their brains shape complex defensive mechanisms to maintain bodily energy stores.While such adaptive systems allowed humans to withstand food scarcity,they now serve as a substantial obstacle to weight loss in modern society characterized by abundant food supply and inactive lifestyles.Perceiving weight loss as a potential survival threat,the brain will raise hunger-hormone levels,intensify food desire and lower energy consumption. The study further confirms that the brain possesses a fixed"high-weight set point".Once the body has been heavier,the brain comes to treat that higher weight as the new normal,makes consistent cfforts to keep it and launches physiological opposition to fat reduction,which accounts for the widespread weight-rebound phenomenon among dieters. "Novel weight-loss drugs offer a promising altemative by copying natural body hormones to dampen appetite.By no means arc they ideal.though.Some users get physical side-effects while others achieve minimal weight loss.Most critically,weight rebound tends to occur universally once such medications are discontinued,"said the study author Salah."We're now secking treatments to block the brain's weight-regain signaling pathways for good." Scientists caution against identifying physical health simply with the number on the scale. Consistent physical activity,quality sleep patterns and nutritionally balanced dicts promote well-being,even in the absence of weight shift.Obesity (isn't merely an individual 高三英语试题第6页（共12页） problem-it takes a society-wide approach to truly tackle the root causes,including investing in healthier school meals,controlling the marketing of junk foods,designing residential zones where walking and cycling are prioritized over cars,and restaurants having standardised food portions. 32.What do people generally blame for weight rebound? A.Poor self-discipline. B.Lack of proper exercise. C.Unhealthy lifestyles. D.Misfunction of the brain. 33.How docs the brain react to weight loss? A.It facilitates fat relcase. B.It takes target weight as normal. C.It defends energy reserves. D.It climinates awareness of hunger. 34.Which of the following may scientists advocate concerning weight loss? A.Caring more about weight figures. B.Using drugs in appropriate amounts. C.Restricting unhealthy food promotion. D.Building more convenient communities. 35.What can be a suitable title for the text? A.Skip Dieting-Be Your Best Self B.Ignore Your Previous Peak Weight C.Our Brain Is Wired to Regain Lost Weight D.Weight Regain:More Than Biological Factors 高三英语试题第7页（共12页） 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。 During my residence in Sydney,I lived in an apartment complex with a"magic room". Officially named the Room of Unlimited Magical Recycling Possibilities,it served as a voluntary sharing space for all 650 residents.36 Residents could lcave used items there and take away whatever they needed for free. The creation of this sbaring place was credited to a resident named Wendy.Initially,the sitc was mcrely a temporary wastc storage area.She placcd some kitchenware there and put up a handwrittcn notice advertising frec supplies.37 With participation snowballing,the unplanned comner gradually evolved into a community sharing center.In its early stage,an overflow of goods frequently threw the room into chaos.The community encouraged every visitor to do casual tidying instead of imposing rigid rulcs.Collective dedication kept the space neat and inviting all year round. This sharing comer proved a real blessing to my family.When I quit work to devote myself to childcare,it significantly eased my houschold financial pressure.38 In retumn,my family contributed used books and electrical devices to expand the resource pool. 39 It created precious opportunities for neighbors to communicate,strengthening mutual emotional bonds.I developed new friendships while sclecting goods and joining my kids in playing with shared toys. What truly impressed me,however,was its broader social meaning.Deep-rooted social prejudice tends to label second-hand items as inferior or dirty,which has long restricted green consumption behaviors.40 It promoted the eco-friendly idea of sustainable recycling. leaving me with unforgettable memories of my time in Sydney A.At first,I hesitated to take free items. B.I collected multiple daily necessities from there. C.The magic room challenged the biased perception. D.The room's value extends far beyond material gains. E.Consequently,many consumers avoid any second-hand item. F.Its core objective was to encourage the reuse of unwanted things. G.Soon more neighbors followed suit and donated their spare belongings. 高三英语试题第8页（共12页) 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四个选项中选出最佳选项。 One bitter winter day,I was sorting through my drawer when an old card bearing a recipe for cheese torte )a festive dessert,turned up.It's witnessed our family 41 for decades.Originally worked out by my grandma.the holiday treat recipe was 42 by Mom, who passed it down to me and Sara,my daughter.The 43 recipe card,penned in Mom's neat handwriting,made her image spring to life. The layers of the torte mirror Mom's 44 strikingly.Its solid base,baked from biscuits and butter,tastes crisp(酥跪的)，identical to her direct nature in interpersonal interactions. Never would she 45 to point out others'errors.Sara still 46 how her grandma instructed her in baking techniques and corrected her gestures in a 47 manner. The solid layer also symbolizes Mom's rolc as the firm 48 of our family.We all admired the quiet 49 she displayed in her nineties when she nursed my father who fell victim to Alzheimer's disease and were awed when this was followed by her 50 an independent life until her death at 98. In contrast,the torte's filling and topping made from cheese,eggs and sugar are creamy, providing a melt-in-your-mouth sweetness.The two layers precisely 51 her affection for the family.She52 her family gently yet intensely,devoted to them out of selflessness. This Christmas will be the first without Mom's 53.Nevertheless,the homemade torte, embodying irreplaceable family ties and precious memories,will still 54 our festival table. The annual sweetness will 55 our family's winter days. 41.A.secrets B.tradition C.properties D.honor 42.A.created B.preserved C.evaluated D.dismissed 43.A.yellowed B.blank C.worthless D.tor 44.A.appearance B.hobby C.impression D.personality 45.A.attempt B.pretend C.hesitate D.desire 46.A.imagines B.recalls C.wonders D.inquires 47.A.casual B.cautious C.straightforward D.reserved 48.A.foundation B.shelter C.door D.ceiling 49.A.interest B.strength C.sympathy D.wisdom 50.A.sacrificing B.opposing C.valuing D.maintaining 51.A.reward B.influence C.match D.balance 52.A.concerned B.excused C.attracted D.adored 53.A.guidance B.company C.service D.performance 54.A.stuff B.replace C.grace D.approach 55.A.lengthen B.delay C.survive D.warm 高三英语试题第9页（共12页） 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。 Stretching along the souther section of Beijing's Central Axis,the Tiangiao cultural zone has become a landmark for performing arts.Young writers draft plays in hutong studios, acrobatic(杂技的)groups stage performances of intangible(非物质的)cultural beritage,and the local arts center hosts56(it)annual musical theater festival.This is the Tiangiao performing arts area,57traditional culture meets modem creativity. 58(know)as a historic pcrformance ccnter dating from the latc Qing Dynasty,it once gathered thousands of folk artists staging operas,music shows and acrobatics for local pcople. The Tianqiao Performing Arts Center opened in 2015,since which time it 59(offer)year- round dramas,musicals,concerts and ballets,gradually 60(transform)the arca into a modern art center.In the following years,more small theaters and creative studios appeared in nearby hutongs,helping the area reestablish itself 61 a top performing arts venue. Presently,"Come to Tianqiao for musicals"is more than a slogan )The arca stages both famous international musicals and original Chincse works,many of which bave already won wide 62(recognize)from audiences at home and abroad.With digital exhibition tools, the folk art museums successfully make traditional arts 63(easy)accessible to young visitors,and their 20,000-volume folk literature collections are free and open to the public. These collections are 64(valuable)than many people expect. "It takes our steady efforts 65(turn)Tiangiao into a global stage for cross-cultural art exchange,with artists from different countries sharing works and inspiring each other,"says a local cultural operator. 高三英语试题第10页（共12页） 第四部分写作（共两节，满分40分） 第一节（满分15分） 假定你是李华，你的留学生朋友Tm来信咨询你对两门选修课的选课建议：一门是 中国书法课(Chinese calligraphy course),一门是汉语言文学赏析课(Chinese literary appreciation course)。请你给他写一封回信，推荐其中一门，内容包括： (1)你的推荐： (2)阐述理由。 注意： (1)写作词数应为80个左右： (2)请按如下格式在答题卡的相应位置作答。 Dear Tom, Glad to receive your lctter asking for my advice on school elective courses. Yours sincerely, LiHua 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。 In 1999,Sakolsky,a history teacher from Pittsburgh,came to China to teach English at the Luoyang Foreign Language School,where he came across a TV program that introduced Yin Yuzhen,a Chinese woman who made efforts to battle desertification in the Mu Us Descrt by planting trees. Deeply moved by her mission,Sakolsky decided to help in his own way.He reached out to organizations back in the United States and raised S5,000 to support her cause.In 2000,he visited Yin's home,but was shocked by what he saw:no machines,only basic tools like iron shovels and carrying poles,and a house half-buried in the sand.Looking at the desert stretching endlessly,Sakolsky shook his head,saying it was impossible for the desert to become a forest. But 32-year-old Yin responded firmly that it would become a reality.Together,they planted a poplar sapling(白杨幼苗)in the sand.. 高三英语试题第11页（共12页） Yin continued her efforts despite numerous obstacles.Sakolsky's donation was like watcr in the desert,which gave her hope and allowed her to buy more sand-resistant tree saplings and equipment for tree planting. "I'd rather dic planting trees than dic being bullied by the desert,"Yin swore,determined to change her life and the surroundings with her own hands.She worked hard day and night, carrying over 100 kilograms of tree saplings on her bent back as she climbed up the dunes( )She frequently suffered from lack of water and food but she didn't give in.Over time,she became a mother not just to her own children,but to every tree she planted.Her deep bond with the lives she nurtured kept her deeply rooted in the desert and everything began to change with her care,love and determination. But Yin never forgot Sakolsky's crucial help.Her gratitude to him remained as strong as 26 years before.She was looking forward to him witnessing the fruits of their shared efforts. 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。 In July 2026,Yin decided to find Sakolsky and invite him home again. The next day,Yin took Sakolsky to the forest named in his honor. 高三英语试题第12页（共12页）2026一2027学年度第一学期期中自主练习 高三英语参考答案 第一部分听力（共20小题；每小题1.5分，满分30分） 1-5 BBCBB 610 BCCAB 11-15ABCAA 1620 CABAA 第二部分阅读（共20小题；每小题2.5分，满分50分） 21-25 DCDDA 2630 CABDA 31-35 DACCC 3640 FGBDC 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) 41-45 BBADC 46-50 BCABD 51-55 CDBCD 第二节（共10小题；每小题1.5分，满分15分） 56.its 57.where 58.Known 59.has offered 60.transforming 61.as 62.recognition 63.easily 64.more valuable 65.to turn 第四部分写作（共两节，满分40分） 第一节（满分15分）(One possible version) 范文一：推荐书法课(Chinese calligraphy course) Dear Tom, Glad to receive your letter asking for my advice on school elective courses.From my perspective,I strongly suggest you sign up for the Chinese calligraphy course rather than the literary appreciation course.Reasons are as follows. First,calligraphy is a window into traditional Chinese culture.By practicing Chinese calligraphy,you will not only improve your handwriting but also gain a deeper understanding of Chinese history and philosophy behind it.In addition,practicing calligraphy offers a valuable chance to relax and refresh your mind.Meanwhile,it cultivates your patience and concentration. Admittedly,the literary appreciation course is appealing,yet the calligraphy course brings more lasting benefits for your study and life here.Hope my advice will be helpful to you. YoⅢs sincerely, Li Hua 范文二：推荐汉语言文学赏析课(Chinese literary a即preciation course) Dear Tom, Glad to receive your letter asking for my advice on school elective courses.I firmly suggest you choose the Chinese literary appreciation course rather than the calligraphy course. Here are some detailed reasons. First and foremost,the course,ranging from classical poems to modemn masterpieces,can broaden your horizons and enrich your spiritual world,helping you truly understand the soul of China.Furthermore,by reading and analyzing beautiful literary works,you will accumulate a richer vocabulary and greatly improve your Chinese language skills.Meanwhile,class discussions will offer you more chances to exchange ideas with local students. Admittedly,the calligraphy course is charming,yet the literary appreciation course brings more lasting benefits for your language learning here.Hope my advice will be helpful to you. Yours sincerely, Li Hua 第二节（满分25分）(One possible version) In July 2026,Yin decided to find Sakolsky and invite him home again.After weeks of searching online and asking old friends,she finally located the retired teacher,now in his sixties, who happily accepted her invitation.When they met again at the airport,they hugged tightly,tears welling up in their eyes.Stepping into Yin's yard,Sakolsky was amazed-the half-buried hut had been replaced by a warm home surrounded by tall green trees."You're a real hero,"he said to Yin, who smiled,handing him a box of home-grown fruit,a simple gesture of her deep gratitude. The next day,Yin took Sakolsky to the forest named in his honor.Row after row of trees covered the once-barren sand hills,their leaves dancing in the breeze.Pointing at those leafy trees, she said softly,"The saplings you funded me to buy have turned into hope for our planet."Then she led him to a massive poplar over ten meters high and touched its bark gently,telling him it was the very one the two of them planted 26 years earlier.Sakolsky wrapped both arms around the tree. touched by Yin's determination and perseverance.Together,they planted a new poplar-a symbol of their everlasting friendship and shared resolve to safeguard our planet. 2 附：听力录音文稿 Text 1 M:Look,little George keeps smiling.He must be having a sweet dream. W:Yeah.Well,you stay here with him.I'll put away his toys and make him some healthy snacks. M:Okay Text 2 W:Alyssa's company has hired many new employees this year.It seems that her business is getting better M:True.And she won a big architecture award recently.She's really going places! W:Professor Parrish always favored her in college,and she proved why. Text 3 W:Wow,this new bike looks great!Is it for me? M:Sure!This is for your new middle school chapter! W:Wonderful!No wonder you taught me to ride a bike during the summer holiday! Text 4 M:Tyler and Victor have totally opposite personalities,but surprisingly,they're good friends. W:I don't know Tyler very well,but Victor and I get along-we both love socializing and really gain energy from it. Text 5 W:Mr.Barrell will shut down this store once he sells all the clothes.I want to rent it and make it a bookstore.What do you think? M:Sounds good.It has a good size.Now,let me look around this store first. Text 6 M:Have you got any unusual hobbies,Lucille? W:Hmm,I'm not sure if it's unusual,but I love watching clouds.Every day I spend about 10 minutes watching clouds and I love taking pictures of clouds that look like animals-like rabbits or whales.I made a"cloud album"on my computer. M:That's cool!As for me,I always read the license plate numbers on the cars ahead when driving, and then they stick in my head all day.Yesterday,I memorized"AH39871"for no reason. W:Wow,it's like a memory challenge. Text 7 M:Crystal,you seem low on energy.What's wrong? W:After dinner last night,I returned to the hotel room,took a shower,and went to bed at 9:00 p.m.But I didn't feel sleepy till 2:00 a.m.,so I got less than 5 hours of sleep. M:Oh,you lost sleep.Why? W:I have trouble sleeping in unfamiliar beds. M:I see.Well,you look so tired.Are we still driving to the scenic spots this morning? W:Of course.We can't cancel it.Let's get some food first,and I need coffee to wake me up. M:Breakfast is served from 7:30 a.m.to 9:00 a.m.,so we have to wait for 10 minutes. W:Alright.Oops,I have to go upstairs.I left my phone on the bed. M:OK.Take your time. 3 Text 8 W:My son has been addicted to robotic dogs lately.He wants one so badly as his birthday gift! But have you seen the prices?I can't afford one. M:Speaking of which,I just read about two people who built robots without fancy labs or big budgets. W:Really?Tell me something about them. M:Xu Peilun,an 11-year-old from Wuhan,spent a month building the"Fengqiao 1"robot to help the police.The robot can guide visitors with pre-recorded messages and move via remote control.It even has a"Sheriff Black Cat'doll as its head! W:Sounds so lovely!What about the other? M:There was news reporting that Wu Yulu,a farmer from Beijing,built 63 robots from recycled parts.His robots could play chess,serve tea,etc.The robots won prizes in the competitions, and he took them to an exhibition in Brazil! W:Oh,I know him.I saw a competition he entered on TV.I wish I had his talent for inventing Text 9 W:Philip,tell us about your life before you got into fitness. M:I used to work in a factory-it was a steady job,but I lost interest in it.One day,I just thought,"I need a change."So I clocked out at lunch and never looked back. W:Bold move!How did you start Xtreme Hip Hop? M:I opened a gym in Cleveland Heights in 2013.At first,I taught traditional step classes,but the music was boring.I didn't feel the energy.Then one day,while cleaning at home,I heard a lively song that reminded me of dancing with friends when I was young.Listening to the song, we couldn't help dancing.I thought,"What if I mix this with steps?I tried it,and people loved it!My social media videos went viral,so classes filled up W:Big companies wanted to buy your program,right? M:Yes,but I turned them down.I wanted to build it myself.I named it Xtreme Hip Hop and started travelling around the country to teach it.In 2019,I launched an instructor certification program.Now there are over 4,000 certified instructors worldwide-even 10-year-olds! W:That's amazing! Text 10 M:The celebrated pianist and author Alfred Brendel died aged 94 in London.He was born in the Czech Republic on January 5th,1931.And he spent his childhood mainly in Croatia and Austria.He studied piano and composition until he was 16,and after that,he was largely self-taught.At 17,he gave his first public performance in Graz.The teenage Brendel was also an author and a painter,but in 1949 he won fourth prize in the Busoni competition,which launched his career as a performing musician.His concert and recording career lasted more than 60 years.He was particularly fond of the music of Beethoven,and made the first recording of Beethoven's entire piano music.His final public concert was in Vienna in 2008, and in the following years he published poetry and essays,lectured and continued to teach and give masterclasses.Brendel's students included Paul Lewis,Imogen Cooper,Kit Armstrong and Till Fellner,and he devoted a significant part of his time to sharing his experiences with younger artists."Alfred Brendel was my guide and an endless source of inspiration for more than 30 years.I'm fortunate enough to be guided and touched by his wisdom and insight,of which he gave so generously and selflessly,"said Lewis."He was unique among great pianists. His playing was intense;his teaching no less so-but dry humor was never far,"said Cooper. 4