2026年高考英语一轮复习检测卷（江苏卷01）（考试版）-A4

这是一份2026年高考英语一轮复习检测卷（江苏卷01）（考试版）-A4，共12页。试卷主要包含了5分, 满分7，5 分，满分 37， Entrance等内容，欢迎下载使用。

第一部分 听力（共两节，满分30分）
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，每段对话仅读一遍。
1． What are the speakers talking abut?
A．Buying a cmputer.B．Ding research.C．Saving mney.
2．What des the wman advise the man t d?
A．Play games n his iPad.B．Buy an iPad 4 this week.C．Surf the Internet tgether.
3．What des the man say abut turtles?
A．They’re ugly and lazy.B．They’re cute and smart.C．They’re nisy and dirty.
4．What are the speakers mainly talking abut?
A．An experiment.
B．An assignment.
C．An examinatin.
5．Hw is the weather in Jim’s city?
A．Rainy.B．Warm.C．Cld.
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，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。
听下面一段较长对话，回答以下小题。
6．What is Kevin’s cncern abut the dg?
A．They may misbehave.
B．They may get hurt.
C．They may carry diseases.
7．What will Helen d tmrrw mrning?
A．Give a talk.B．Meet the children.C．Take sme phts.
听下面一段较长对话，回答以下小题。
8．Where des the cnversatin prbably take place?
A．At hme.B．In a stre.C．At a htel.
9．What is the wman asked t d first?
A．Remve the sheets.B．Empty the rubbish.C．Clean the flr.
听下面一段较长对话，回答以下小题。
10．Why is Jsh ppsed t climbing very tall trees?
A．They are easy t damage.
B．They are dangerus t climb.
C．They are habitats fr animals.
11．What impressed Jsh abut the grup he recently taught?
A．Climbing quickly.B．Thinking critically.C．Listening attentively.
12．What des Jsh expect t d in the future?
A．Prtect trees in ther areas.
B．Hld tree climbing cntests.
C．Further prmte tree climbing.
听下面一段较长对话，回答以下小题。
13．What are the speakers mainly talking abut?
A．Pian selectin.
B．A party budget.
C．Cmpany events.
14．What makes the grand pian impssible t be used?
A．Its price.
B．Its rental perid.
C．Its size.
15．Hw much is Charltte willing t raise the budget by at mst?
A．10%.B．15%.C．50%.
16．What will Sam send Charltte?
A．Alternative slutins.
B．An upright pian.
C．Phts and cst details.
听下面一段独白，回答以下小题。
17．Hw lng shuld teenagers exercise daily?
A．At least 50 minutes.
B．At least ne hur.
C．Abut tw and a half hurs.
18．What is necessary fr the elderly t exercise?
A．Attending activities indrs.
B．Chsing warm weather.
C．Taking preventive measures.
19．What shuld peple d first when experiencing heat weakness?
A．Find a cl spt.
B．Take prper medicine.
C．Drink enugh water.
20．What will the speaker discuss in the next shw abut exercise?
A．Varius frms.
B．Ptential risks.
C．Wrkut plans.
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
Sichuan, a prvince celebrated fr its diverse landscapes and prfund cultural rts, ffers mre than just its icnic landmarks. Beynd the bustling turist trails lie lesser-knwn treasures that cater t adventurers, histry buffs, and nature enthusiasts alike. These hidden gems, with their unique charm and authentic experiences, prmise unfrgettable jurneys. Here are three such destinatins waiting t be explred:​
Dacheng Yading
Nestled in the Ganzi Tibetan Autnmus Prefecture, this remte plateau scenic area is called “the last pure land n Earth.” Its snw-capped peaks (including the 6,032-meter Mt. Chenrezig), turquise lakes, and alpine meadws draw adventurers. Nte that altitude sickness is cmmn — visitrs are advised t rest fr a day in Dacheng Cunty befre heading up. The best mnths are May t June (wildflwers) and September t Octber (glden frests). Entrance: ¥146 (peak seasn), ¥120 (ff-seasn). Open 7:00 a.m. — 5:30 p.m.​
Leshan Giant Buddha
Carved int a cliff alng the Min River, this 71-meter-tall statue is the wrld’s largest stne Buddha, built ver 90 years during the Tang Dynasty. Unlike muntain hikes, it’s accessible via riverside paths and bat turs (¥70 extra). Avid summer crwds — spring (March — April) r autumn (Octber — Nvember) is better. Tickets: ¥80 (adults), free fr kids under 1.2m. Opens 8:00 a.m. — 6:30 p.m. (April — Octber); 8:30 a.m. — 5:30 p.m. (Nvember — March).​
Langzhng Ancient Twn
One f China’s fur best-preserved ancient twns, Langzhng in Nanchng dates back 2,300 years. Its well-preserved city walls, traditinal curtyards, and annual Spring Festival lantern shws (featuring 10,000+ lanterns) attract culture lvers. Unlike natural sites, it’s enjyable year-rund, thugh winter can be chilly. A cmbined ticket fr key attractins (Zhang Fei Temple, Ancient Well Museum) csts ¥110. Mst sites pen 8:30 a.m. — 5:00 p.m., but night turs f the lantern-lit streets run until 10:00 p.m.
21．What shuld visitrs prepare fr when ging t Dacheng Yading?​
A．Bat turs​.B．Altitude adaptatin​.
C．Lantern shw tickets​.D．Warm clthing​.
22．Which seasn is recmmended fr visiting bth Leshan Giant Buddha and Dacheng Yading?​
A．March — April​.B．May — June​.
C．September — Octber​.D．December — February​.
23．What makes Langzhng Ancient Twn different frm the ther tw attractins?​
A．It has histrical buildings​.B．It requires a cmbined ticket​.
C．It’s suitable fr year-rund visits​.D．It features natural scenery.
B
Chinese start-up DeepSeek has sent shck waves thrugh the artificial intelligence wrld and created a headache fr the United States. Its AI assistant vertk its Western rival ChatGPT t becme the tp-rated free app in the U.S., delivering a trillin dllar blw t the U.S. tech firms n the stck market.
DeepSeek claims that it trained its mdels in tw mnths fr abut $5.6 millin, using fewer chips than typical AI mdels. The OpenAI was reprted t have spent arund $100 millin t develp GPT-4. Kristian Hammnd, a prfessr f cmputer science at Nrthwestern University, tld Newsweek, “If they are telling the truth, DeepSeek will have a significant impact.” He says, “OpenAI has argued that we cannt supprt their sftware lcally, but DeepSeek demnstrates that we can. And the fact that DeepSeek culd be built fr less mney, less cmputatin and less time and can be run lcally n less expensive machines, argues that as everyne was racing tward bigger and bigger, we missed the pprtunity t build smarter and smaller.”
DeepSeek’s success in the U.S. has been attributed t its accessibility, cst-effectiveness and perfrmance. Hwever, the rise f DeepSeek has als sparked discussins abut AI ethics and wrkfrce adaptatin. While sme experts urge cautius regulatin, thers argue that DeepSeek’s transparent apprach sets a psitive precedent (先例) fr respnsible AI develpment.
DeepSeek aims t expand its glbal ftprint, with plans t cllabrate with educatinal institutins t nurture AI talent and launch cmmunity-driven prjects t address scietal challenges like climate change and resurce management. DeepSeek represents a bld step tward an AI-augmented future. By balancing innvatin with ethical respnsibility, it has nt nly wn industry recgnitin but als inspired cnfidence in AI’s ptential t drive meaningful change. As adptin grws, DeepSeek is ready t redefine hw industries perate, prving that intelligent technlgy, when used wisely, can truly transfrm the wrld.
24．What can we infer frm Kristian Hammnd’s wrds?
A．OpenAI is nt as valuable as befre because f DeepSeck.
B．Everyne has been fcusing n building bigger AI mdels.
C．OpenAI’s argument abut sftware supprt is reasnable.
D．DeepSeek is nt as gd as ther AI mdels in perfrmance.
25．What is the main reasn fr DeepSeek’s success in the US accrding t the third paragraph?
A．Its high price which guarantees quality.
B．Its inaccessibility making it mre attractive.
C．Its ease f access, cst efficiency and functinality.
D．Its secretive apprach t AI develpment.
26．What is the attitude f experts tward DeepSeek’s rise?
A．They are cmpletely against it due t AI ethics cncerns.
B．Sme think it sets a bad precedent fr AI develpment.
C．Sme call fr cautin, while thers see it as a gd tl.
D．They are indifferent t its develpment and future.
27．Which f the fllwing best summarizes the passage?
A．DeepSeek’s success in the U.S., impact n AI, and future plans.
B．Cmparisn between DeepSeek and ChatGPT,GPT-4.
C．Ethical cncerns frm DeepSeek’s rise in the AI field.
D．Hw DeepSeek trained mdels at a lw cst.
C
In recent years, electric vehicles (EVs) have gained significant ppularity as a mre envirnmentally friendly alternative t traditinal gasline-pwered cars. Hwever, cncerns abut their actual envirnmental impact are grwing. Fr instance, the prductin f EV batteries requires large amunts f rare earth metals, the mining f which can lead t defrestatin, sil ersin, and water pllutin. Additinally, the electricity used t charge EVs ften cmes frm pwer plants that burn fssil fuels, emitting substantial amunts f greenhuse gases. Sme studies suggest that in regins heavily dependent n cal fr electricity generatin, the carbn ftprint f EVs during their peratin may nt be much lwer than that f cnventinal vehicles.
Nevertheless, these cncerns might be verstated. In fact, EVs may have a much greater ptential fr envirnmental benefits than many peple realize. The Internatinal Cuncil n Clean Transprtatin (ICCT) predicts that as the share f renewable energy in electricity generatin increases, the envirnmental advantages f EVs will becme mre prnunced. Currently, nly abut 20% f the electricity used fr EV charging in sme regins cmes frm renewable surces like slar and wind. But as the wrld transitins t cleaner energy, this percentage is expected t rise significantly. Mrever, EVs cntribute t reducing air pllutin in urban areas. They prduce zer tailpipe emissins, which directly imprves lcal air quality and reduces the health risks assciated with breathing plluted air.
Autmakers and plicymakers face the challenge f maximizing the envirnmental benefits f EVs while minimizing their negative impacts. The ideal slutin wuld be t rapidly increase the prprtin f renewable energy in the pwer grid and imprve the efficiency f battery recycling. Hwever, since achieving a fully renewable pwer grid glbally is still a lng-term gal, fcusing n three mre immediate measures is mre practical.
The first measure is prmting battery recycling. Starting in 2027, sme cuntries will require autmakers t take back used EV batteries and recycle at least 70% f the materials. This practice shuld be adpted mre widely. The secnd measure is ptimizing the lcatin f charging statins. By strategically placing charging statins near renewable energy surces, the envirnmental impact f charging can be further reduced. Third, autmakers must invest mre in research and develpment t imprve battery technlgy, making it mre energy-efficient and reducing the need fr rare earth metals. Strengthening these appraches wuld help transfrm EVs frm ptential envirnmental cncerns int pwerful tls fr envirnmental prtectin.
28．What is the main cncern abut electric vehicles?
A．Their high prductin csts.
B．Their limited driving range.
C．Their ptential negative envirnmental impact.
D．Their cmpetitin with traditinal gasline- pwered cars.
29．What can be inferred frm the secnd paragraph?
A．The envirnmental benefits f EVs are already fully realized.
B．The envirnmental advantages f EVs depend n the surce f electricity.
C．renewable energy currently accunts fr mst f the electricity used fr EV charging.
D．EVs have n impact n reducing air pllutin in urban areas.
30．Which slutin is mre practical t maximize the envirnmental benefits f EVs?
A．Achieving a fully renewable pwer grid glbally immediately.
B．Banning the use f fssil-fuel-pwered pwer plants.
C．Optimizing the lcatin f charging statins near renewable energy surces.
D．Encuraging cnsumers t buy mre gasline-pwered cars in the shrt term.
31．Which f the fllwing is the best title fr the text?
A．Electric Vehicles: A Sure-Fire Slutin fr the Envirnment
B．The High Cst f Electric Vehicle Batteries
C．Electric Vehicles: A Threat r a Hpe fr the Envirnment?
D．The Future f Traditinal Gasline-Pwered Cars
D
Seagrass Meadws: Underwater Carbn Traps at Risk
Beneath castal waters wrldwide, vast seagrass meadws are perfrming a vital climate service. These flwering plants capture carbn up t 35 times faster than rainfrests thrugh a prcess called bisequestratin (生物固碳), string it in sediment (沉积物) layers fr millennia. Cvering nly 0.2% f the cean flr, they accunt fr 10% f ceanic carbn burial.
Hwever, a 2023 UNESCO reprt reveals alarming degradatin. Nearly 30% f mnitred seagrass areas have disappeared since the 1980s due t eutrphicatin (富营养化) frm agricultural runff and destructive fishing practices. When disturbed, these carbn sinks (碳汇) transfrm int emissin surces. A single hectare f damaged seagrass can release carbn equivalent t 15 cars’ annual emissins.
Restratin effrts shw prmise. Scientists in Flrida develped “seagrass seed bmbs” — bidegradable capsules cntaining seeds and nutrients. Pilt prjects increased seagrass cverage by 40% in degraded bays. Yet challenges persist: rising cean temperatures cause blight (植物病害) utbreaks, while bat anchrs uprt entire meadws.
Internatinal cperatin is intensifying. The EU’s Blue Carbn Initiative nw links seagrass prtectin with carbn credits. Meanwhile, researchers urge creating marine prtected areas (海洋保护区) with “n-anchr znes”. As marine bilgist Dr. Elena Pérez states: “Preserving these underwater meadws isn’t just eclgical duty — it’s climate wisdm.”
32．What is the primary envirnmental functin f seagrass meadws described in the text?
A．Prviding habitats fr endangered fishB．Filtering pllutants frm seawater
C．Preventing castal fldingD．Capturing and string carbn
33．Accrding t the text, what percentage f ceanic carbn burial d seagrass meadws cntribute?
A．Less than 0.2%B．Apprximately 5%C．Abut 10%D．Over 30%
34．Which methd is mentined fr restring seagrass?
A．Using bidegradable seed capsulesB．Installing artificial reefs
C．Restricting all bating activitiesD．Banning castal agriculture
35．The wrd “degradatin” in Paragraph 2 mst likely means ______.
A．expansinB．purificatinC．diversificatinD．deteriratin
第二节 (共5小题；每小题2.5分，满分12.5分)
根据短文内容，从短文后的选项中选出能填入空白处的最佳选项。选项中有两项为多余选项。
Imagine this: Yu’re staring at a messy hmewrk planner, yur phne ringing with TikTk ntificatins, while yur best friend argues fiercely abut yesterday’s basketball game. This chatic scene is yur persnal battlefield — and Sun Tzu’s 2,500-year-ld strategies can bring rder t the chas. 36
Every skilled leader knws sme fights cnsume mre value than they create. Cnsider hw classmates smetimes frm tight grups — maybe the “pp music fans” argue endlessly ver which is the better singer, r certain students exclude (排挤) thers based n ld bitterness. Sun Tzu wuld remind us: “ 37 ” Instead f jining lunch table debates abut wh belngs t which grup, use that energy t practice fr the upcming speech cntest r study fr next week’s chemistry quiz. True battle isn’t abut fitting in — it’s abut chsing where t shine.
38 Let’s build a study schedule Sun Tzu wuld apprve. Start by inspecting the “enemy territry” — yur midterm exams. If histry tests emphasize essay writing, schedule daily practice just fr that. Next, analyze yur weaknesses like a general studying his army’s disadvantages. Feeling sleepy during English readings? Try studying at sunrise when yur mind is sharpest. Finally, break big tasks int “mini-missins” — cnquering five vcabulary wrds daily feels easier than memrizing 100 at nce.
Yet Sun Tzu’s deepest lessn warns that ur wrst enemy ften stays hidden within. That phne exhausting yur study hurs? It’s yur Trjan Hrse — a gift hiding danger. 39 Cnduct a weekly self-check: Track screen time versus hmewrk prgress. Yu might discver tw hurs daily lst t games, equal t 14 hurs weekly — enugh t master a new skill.
40 . Nw it is time t arm yur pen with this wisdm: its true might lies nt in utperfrming thers, but in building a better versin f yu. G rewrite yur stry, ne strategic chice at a time.
A．Wise warrirs win by aviding pintless wars.
B．Maybe it’s time t turn self-awareness int a weapn.
C．That’s the enemy’s drumbeat trying t distract yu frm the curse.
D．Planning separates the stressed frm the strategic.
E．Let’s explre hw ancient wisdm applies t mdern student struggles.
F．All warfare is based n cheating.
G．True victry isn’t abut beating classmates but utgrwing yesterday’s self.
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，从短文后各题所给的 A、B、C 和 D 四个选项中，选出可以填入空白处的最佳选项。
I am sitting at my desk with my eyes clsed, mving a dinner plate back and frth in frnt f my face while repeating “Test! Test! Test! ” It may lk 41 , but I am trying t teach myself the fascinating skill f echlcatin (回声定位) navigating the wrld by ech, just like a bat r a dlphin.
Echlcatin has been gaining in ppularity in recent years as a skill that sme blind peple use t 42 their surrundings with high precisin. They can 43 trees, buildings r drways by making a clicking sund with their muth and listening fr the ech.
Hwever, research has shwn that the basics f 44 yurself this way can be learned by anyne, blind r sighted. Even thse quite 45 t the skill can detect a wall mre than 30 meters away. A grwing bdy f research encurages peple t expand their sensry ptential— 46 senses that have been neglected, suppressed r even cnsidered utside the human realm.
This des nt mean echlcatin prvides peple with the same 47 as visin. Sme bat species can use ultrasund (超声波) t hunt mths, but human echlcatrs 48 t track such tiny targets. “But it is still a very pwerful technique, ” says Lre Thaler at Durham University, ne f the wrld’s leading experts n human echlcatin.
Thaler and her clleagues are currently studying brain scans f sighted and blind peple wh are learning t echlcate. S far, results have shwn smething rather 49 : When sighted peple learn t navigate by sund, they engage the part f their brain that usually deals with visin.
“We like t think f visin as a sense that’s by itself, and we have certain 50 dedicated t it,” such as the eyes and specific parts f the brain, says Thaler. But instead, ur brain may be able t prcess sensry infrmatin smewhat mre flexibly— “ 51 ” with ur ears, if yu like. It’s just that usually, fr sighted peple, there is n reasn t d s.
In everyday life, ur real sensry superpwer lies nt in any individual skill, but in their 52 . This is because each sense is limited n its wn. Our peripheral visin (外围视觉), fr example, is rather pr. But we can cmbine it with anther sense, like hearing, t make ut where smething is, say, an appraching car. This is knwn as the “bimdal precisin advantage,” which can be crucial t smething as 53 as safely crssing the rad.
I am cntinuing my wn experiments with echlcatin. My biggest 54 s far has been t make it thrugh a drway with my eyes clsed, withut tuching the sides. It’s strange t think that this ability has been inside me all my life, unused and 55 , until a strange experiment with a dinner plate brught it ut. Wh knws
41．A．interestingB．nrmalC．strangeD．wnderful
42．A．cntrlB．mnitrC．mapD．prtect
43．A．demnstrateB．detectC．revealD．test
44．A．blamingB．enjyingC．rientingD．pressing
45．A．cnfidentB．newC．ldD．yung
46．A．avidingB．awakeningC．chasingD．studying
47．A．accuracyB．behavirC．cnsequenceD．imprtance
48．A．determineB．preferC．prepareD．struggle
49．A．cmmnB．perfectC．pwerfulD．surprising
50．A．emtinsB．actinsC．meansD．resurces
51．A．hearingB．seeingC．smellingD．tuching
52．A．cmbinatinB．identificatinC．innvatinD．bservatin
53．A．simpleB．cmplexC．remarkableD．unfrgettable
54．A．achievementB．expectatinC．imprvementD．requirement
55．A．undubtedB．unfinishedC．unlimitedD．unnticed
第二节：(10个小题；每小题1.5分，满分15分)
阅读下列短文，根据短文内容或括号内所给词的恰当形式填空。
A vast regin with beautiful scenery, lush plants, a lt f rivers and lakes dtted arund, Hulun Buir Grassland is like a huge, green picture scrll, 56 gives yu bundless views. The name Hulun Buir, which means “the land f lakes and rivers”, 57 (date) back t a legend lng lng ag. It is the best-preserved grassland in China 58 recgnized as “The Grass Kingdm”.
With the mst plentiful and excellent pastures in China, Hulun Buir Grassland als has the name The Purest Grassland 59 there is hardly any pllutin there. Its animal prducts, like meat, milk, leather, and wl 60 (favr) by peple bth at hme and abrad. It’s a famus turist destinatin nw.
With the irrigatin f thusands f rivers, the grassland presents 61 (it) as a green carpet underneath the blue sky and white cluds. Yu can ride n camels and hrses, watch wrestling and hrse racing, and enjy a bnfire party—the unique lifestyle f nmads can be 62 (full) appreciated.
The regin’s lcatin makes it warm and pleasant in the summer, while cld and 63 (snw)in the winter. During the summer, the meadws are cvered with 64 blanket f multiclred wildflwers. Even in ancient times, the beautiful scenery f this place gained 65 (ppular)with pets and writers and was described in their literary wrks.
第四部分 写作(共两节，满分40分)
第一节(满分 15 分)
你校英文报的Life专栏正在征稿。请你以“Ways t Live a Healthy Life”为题写一篇短文投稿，内容包括：
1. 健康生活的途径；2. 健康生活的意义。
注意：
1. 词数80左右；
2. 可以适当增加细节，以使行文连贯。
Ways t Live a Healthy Life
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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 sky turned an unusual range as 16-year-ld Kalyna checked the saddle (马鞍) n Svereignty. Wildfires had been spreading thrugh the Ls Angeles area fr days, frcing nearly 200,000 peple t leave their hmes. The air smelled like burnt tast, making Kalyna’s eyes water. Kalyna’s family had already laded their hrses nt trucks, but Svereignty — a nervus brwn hrse belnging t their neighbr — refused t enter the vehicle. Flames mved clser, clring the sky red. His ears twitched (抽动) nervusly as flames licked the muntainside three miles away.
“Easy, by,” Kalyna whispered, trying t keep him calm. She knew time was running ut. When Svereignty stepped back nervusly, smelling the smke, Kalyna made a quick decisin. Hlding his reins (缰绳) tightly, she climbed nt his back. “We’ll d this tgether,” she said.
The 14-mile escape path went thrugh dangerus muntains. Kalyna smetimes rde and smetimes walked beside Svereignty t save his energy. Burning pieces f wd flew arund them like angry bees, while her father fllwed behind in his car, headlights shining thrugh the smky air. Twice, Svereignty stpped at brken branches, his bdy wet with sweat. Kalyna’s legs hurt, and her thrat felt dry, but she kept talking sftly t the hrse. “Just a little farther,” she encuraged, ffering him water frm her canteen.
As they reached the safe area, peple waiting by the rad cheered. Svereignty’s ears mved frward at the sunds. Kalyna gt ff the hrse, her legs shaking slightly, and tuched her face t the hrse’s sweating side. “We made it,” she said quietly. A firefighter ran tward them, but Kalyna kept watching Svereignty—nw eating grass peacefully, as if nthing had happened. Kalyna smiled weakly, her heart punding despite the relief.
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。
Tw mnths later, Kalyna std nervusly at an award ceremny.
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Backstage, a familiar hrse sund made Kalyna turn quickly.
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