河北省保定市部分高中2025-2026学年高三上学期开学英语试卷（学生版）

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第一部分 听力(略)
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
Yur Trip t Tngarir Natinal Park
Welcme t the Ruapehu regin, hme t the famus Tngarir Alpine Crssing. This guide prvides useful infrmatin n lcal accmmdatin, transprt, and special packages t make yur trip planning easier.
Accmmdatin: Plateau Ldge
Lcated with a stunning backdrp f the Tngarir vlcanes, Plateau Ldge is an ideal base fr yur adventures. It ffers easy access t majr attractins and cycle trails.
Rm Optins: A wide chice is available, frm tw-bedrm apartments and king studi pds t private rms with shared spaces.
Special Facilities: The ldge is well-equipped fr utdr lvers, ffering a massage rm fr relaxatin, a drying rm fr wet gear, and a bike wash dwn area.
Transprt: Ruapehu Muntain Transprt
This shuttle service ffers cnvenient transprt frm the Natinal Park village t the Tngarir Alpine Crssing.
Safe & Cmfrtable: They use purpse-built fur-wheel drive buses, which meet Alpine Vehicle Specificatins fr winter peratins n Mt. Ruapehu.
Early Start: Tw early mrning services are available, allwing yu t avid the crwds and enjy a beautiful sunrise n the trail.
Cnvenient Pick-up: The shuttle can pick yu up directly frm yur accmmdatin in the Natinal Park area.
All-in-One: The Park’s Summer Package
The Park htel ffers a discunted package deal fr a cmplete and wrry-free experience.
Price: $245 per persn.
Includes: The package cvers 2 nights’ accmmdatin, a full breakfast fr bth days, ne packed lunch fr yur crssing day, and return transfers between the htel and the trail.
Validity: This special ffer is available frm Octber 2024 t the end f April 2025.
1. What can turists d at Plateau Ldge?
A. Bk a guided city tur.B. Enjy free access t ht tubs.
C. Clean their equipment after cycling.D. Rent a fur-wheel drive bus.
2. What is an advantage f using Ruapehu Muntain Transprt?
A. It helps turists beat the mrning rush.B. It prvides a flexible departure schedule.
C. It ffers a discunt fr grup bkings.D. It includes a packed lunch in the price.
3. When can turists enjy The Park’s summer package?
A. In May 2025.B. In Nvember 2024.
C. In September 2024.D. In August 2025.
B
“A dctr predicted I wuldn’t live past 20. But nw I’m 29, happy with my life,” says Ma Jun, a recent winner f a prestigius (声誉高的) literary award. Ma, wh uses a wheelchair, has vercme cuntless bstacles with incredible determinatin.
Brn with a cnditin that left his limbs weak, Ma’s childhd was lnely. While ther children ran and played, he culd nly watch frm the stne steps f his hme, a memry that became the title f his award-winning bk, The Green and White Stne Steps. His jurney int writing began after a great sacrifice. T ensure his yunger brther culd affrd t stay in schl, Ma gave up his wn chance t attend university. This selfless decisin, brn f lve, left him feeling hpeless and cnfined t his bed.
The turning pint came when a friend gave him a bk by Shi Tiesheng, a famus writer wh als used a wheelchair. At first, Ma had n interest, but the wrd “wheelchair” caught his eye. Reading abut smene wh turned similar struggles int prfund literature was like a spark f light in his darkness. Shi’s unwavering (坚定的) hpe inspired Ma t believe that a persn with physical challenges culd still lead a meaningful and jyful life.
Inspired by Shi, Ma fund his new path: literature. He realized he culd d smething meaningful instead f letting life pass him by. He spent the next three years writing his bk, puring his wn life experiences nt the pages. Publishing seemed like anther impssible bstacle due t a lack f resurces, but he submitted his wrk t a natinal prject fr ethnic writers. Against all dds, his pwerful stry was recgnized, prving that the human spirit can triumph ver the greatest f challenges.
4. Why did Ma decide nt t attend university?
A. He had lst interest in his studies.B. He was advised against it by dctrs.
C. He wanted his brther t stay in schl.D. He preferred t begin his writing career.
5. Hw des the authr seem t feel abut Ma Jun?
A. He is deeply impressed by his spirit.B. He is neutral abut his life chices.
C. He is dubtful f his future success.D. He is sympathetic but critical.
6. What did Ma mst likely learn frm Shi Tiesheng’s bk?
A. Writing skills can be easily acquired.
B. One’s passin can be fund in reading.
C. Family supprt is essential fr success.
D. Physical disability des nt define ne’s life.
7. What des Ma’s jurney in writing his bk suggest?
A. Success in writing requires financial supprt.
B. Difficult life experiences can inspire great art.
C. It is better t write abut jy than sadness.
D. Yung writers ften struggle t get published.
C
The wrld has many pdcasts led by cmedians, but I’m ADHD! N Yu’re Nt is different. It ffers a meaningful and emtinal lk at attentin deficit hyperactivity disrder (ADHD, 小儿多动症). The pdcast is hsted by Dr. Mine Cnkbayir, an expert in brain science wh was diagnsed (诊断) with ADHD as an adult, and her husband, cmedian Paul Whitehuse.
Their discussins explre the scientific and persnal sides f ADHD. Dr. Cnkbayir sees her diagnsis as a way t understand her past struggles. Whitehuse, hwever, is dubtful abut the recent rise in ADHD diagnses, althugh he jkes that he might have it t. Their different views create an interesting dynamic. As the shw ges n, Dr. Cnkbayir gets better at interviewing, and Whitehuse’s dubt slwly turns int curisity, making the pdcast bth educatinal and entertaining.
The shw invites varius guests t share their stries. Cmedian Rry Bremner, the first guest, talks abut hw cmmn ADHD is amng cmedians. He thinks his late diagnsis might have slwed his career. Other guests, like actr Denise Welch, share different experiences, shwing the wide-ranging impact f ADHD. The hsts’ gd relatinship creates a safe and cmfrtable place fr guests t share penly. In sme tuching mments, they are asked if they wuld “keep” their ADHD if they had a chice. Mst guests see it as a part f wh they are, nt just a prblem t be fixed.
The pdcast is part f a grwing discussin abut ADHD, a cnditin that affects abut 5% f children and 2.5% f adults wrldwide. A dcumentary called Backfired: Attentin Deficit lks at hw ADHD changed frm a label fr “high-energy bys” t a very cmmn diagnsis (诊断) tday. It ntes that in the U.S., ver 10% f children are nw diagnsed, a big difference frm the UK’s mre careful apprach. This makes us think abut scietal pressures and the line between brain differences and disrders.
8. What makes the pdcast I’m ADHD! N Yu’re Nt stand ut?
A. It is c-hsted by a cmedian.
B. It frequently features well-knwn public figures.
C. It explains ADHD thrugh cmplex scientific research.
D. It prvides a deep and persnal explratin f ADHD.
9. What des the underlined wrd “dynamic” in paragraph 2 prbably mean?
A. Cnflict.B. Interactin.C. Perfrmance.D. Agreement.
10. What can be inferred frm the guests’ attitude tward ADHD?
A. They think it is a cnditin that needs a cure.
B. They see it as an essential element f their persnality.
C. They regret nt receiving a check-up in their childhd.
D. They feel it has been nthing but a barrier t their success.
11. What is the main purpse f the last paragraph?
A. T explain the hsting style f the pdcast.
B. T criticize the rising trend f ADHD diagnsis.
C. T summarize the guests’ persnal experiences.
D. T expand the discussin t a wider scial perspective.
D
Scial media is a huge part f mdern teenage life, ffering amazing cnnectin but als risking mental health. While sme praise its pwer t build cmmunities and encurage self-expressin, its negative effects are t serius t ignre, requiring us t seriusly rethink its rle.
On the ne hand, scial media prvides a vital space fr yung peple, especially thse frm marginalized (边缘化的) grups, t find supprt and share experiences. It makes it easier t access infrmatin and learn abut different views. Fr many, it is als an imprtant utlet fr creativity, which can build cnfidence and a sense f belnging. The ability t keep friendships with peple far away is anther clear benefit.
Hwever, the negative impacts ften seem greater. The main danger is the “perfect life” ften shwn nline. Seeing endless perfect images and lifestyles fuels scial cmparisn, leading t feelings f inadequacy, anxiety, and depressin. The cnstant chase fr “likes” makes a persn’s self-wrth depend n public apprval, creating huge pressure. Furthermre, cyberbullying (网络欺凌) can cause deep and lasting psychlgical harm. Sleep prblems frm late-night scrlling and the addictive design f the apps wrsen these issues, harming emtinal cntrl during key stages f grwth.
Therefre, while scial media’s pwer t cnnect is clear, its current design is a serius threat t yuth mental health. The platfrms are built t maximize engagement, ften at the cst f well-being, making scial pressures and unrealistic expectatins wrse. The prven increase in anxiety and depressin amng heavy users highlights this crisis. Acknwledging the benefits is nt enugh; we must actively reduce the harm. This means teaching yung users the skills t navigate (浏览) the digital wrld safely and healthily, s they dn’t becme victims f its darker side.
12. What is mentined as a psitive functin f scial media?
A. Offering identity explratin spaces.B. Reducing sleep quality significantly.
C. Increasing face-t-face interactins.D. Remving scial barriers cmpletely.
13. Why des the authr mentin the chase fr “likes”?
A. T shw it builds self-esteem.B. T highlight its mtivatinal rle.
C. T criticize its link t self-wrth.D. T suggest remving all feedback.
14. What des the text imply abut platfrm design?
A. It priritizes user privacy.B. It seeks engagement ver well-being.
C. It fcuses n educatinal gals.D. It is designed by mental health experts.
15. Which title best summarizes the text?
A. A Guide t Safe Internet Use
B. The Rise f Digital Cmmunities
C. Hw t Build Cnfidence Online
D. Scial Media: A Duble-Edged Swrd fr Teens
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。
When it cmes t selecting a camper van, the ptins are as varied as the adventures they prmise. With s many mdels and features n the market, it’s easy t get verwhelmed by chices ranging frm cmpact vans t fully-equipped mtrhmes. ____16____. T narrw dwn yur selectin and find the perfect match fr yur travel style, here’s what t keep in mind.
Size Matters — But Bigger Isn’t Always Better
____17____. D yu need ample space fr a family f fur, r is it just yu and a partner hitting the rad? Larger campers ffer mre cmfrt and strage, but they can be harder t park, especially in tight spts r remte lcatins. Smaller camper vans, while mre fuel-efficient and maneuverable (操纵灵活的), may lack facilities like full kitchens r bathrms. Cnsider hw much time yu’ll spend inside versus utdrs — this can help determine the right balance between space and practicality.
Off-Grid (离网) Capabilities
If yur idea f adventure invlves getting ff the beaten path, lk fr a camper van with ff-grid capabilities. ____18____. These features allw yu t stay lnger in remte areas withut hking up t external pwer r water surces. Additinally, sme mdels cme with reinfrced suspensins fr rugh area, making them ideal fr natinal parks r backcuntry explratin.
____19____
Yur budget will play a big rle in determining feasibility. ____20____. Cnsider buying used r pting fr a basic mdel t custmize later. Ex-rental vehicles may have higher mileage but are typically well-maintained. Dn’t frget t factr in insurance, maintenance, and strage csts — these can add up quickly. If financing, cmpare lan terms and interest rates t avid unexpected expenses.
A. Budget Cnsideratins
B. The first thing t cnsider is size
C. Make a list f must-haves and nice-t-haves
D. This might include larger water tanks, slar panels, and tires
E. New camper vans can be pricey, especially with high-end features
F. Mre functins increase vehicle weight, affecting fuel efficiency and handling
G. But by fcusing n yur specific needs, yu can find the ne t suit yur lifestyle
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。
When a small dg named Rse fell thrugh a narrw gap in rcks, she tumbled a shcking 40 feet dwn. The fire service, the RSPCA, and even expert pthlers (洞穴探险者) lked dwn the hle near Dudley Crescent and shk their heads. It was simply t ____21____ t attempt a rescue. Rse seemed ____22____.
Hwever, an extrardinary event began. Ordinary men started t ____23____ at the cliff. Mre vlunteers arrived daily. They used bigger and bigger tls t chip away the rck. Drills wuld ____24____, and tls were smashed, but nthing stpped their ____25____.
Dusty men, sme frm as far away as Sctland, wrked day and night, ____26____ their persnal safety. Over eight days, these determined individuals ____27____ mved a muntain f rck.
Ben’s wife was heavily pregnant, but she ____28____ him n. He nly tk a brief break fr the birth f his child befre ____29____ t the cliff face.
They hadn’t sught attentin, but ne rescuer started a Facebk Live and a GFundMe t replace the ____30____ tls. Thrugh scial media, ____31____ audience began watching and cheering fr the team.
The rescuers managed t get fd and water t Rse, cnfirming she was ____32____. Finally, the incredible mment arrived: Rse was pulled ut! ____33____, she appeared nly slightly surprised and remarkably unharmed. The exhausted heres were celebrated; their ____34____ was undeniable.
A pht f Rse safely asleep n her yung wner’s bed tuched hearts glbally. This ____35____ prved that with immense effrt and unity, miracles can happen. Strangers had banded tgether t save a life, capturing the wrld’s imaginatin.
21. A. dangerusB. difficultC. deepD. dark
22. A. lstB. gneC. hpelessD. dead
23. A. lkB. digC. climbD. shut
24. A. jamB. switchC. failD. stp
25. A. effrtB. mvementC. prgressD. attack
26. A. lsingB. frgettingC. ignringD. endangering
27. A. nearlyB. actuallyC. finallyD. surely
28. A. calledB. pushedC. frcedD. cheered
29. A. escapingB. runningC. returningD. heading
30. A. ldB. brkenC. heavyD. expensive
31. A. inncentB. annyedC. wrldwideD. excited
32. A. strngB. cnsciusC. waitingD. alive
33. A. AmazinglyB. SuddenlyC. LuckilyD. Naturally
34. A. strengthB. curageC. skillD. kindness
35. A. eventB. stryC. rescueD. success
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。
The vibrant Naadam festival, a crnerstne f Mnglian culture in nrth China’s Inner Mnglia Autnmus Regin, ____36____ (cntinue) t attract large numbers f lcals and turists each summer. Meaning “games” in Mnglian, this natinally ____37____ (recgnize) intangible cultural heritage event celebrates strength, curage, and traditin thrugh its histric “Three Manly Games”: Bkh (Mnglian wrestling), hrse racing, and archery, with dcumented rts____38____ (date) back 800 years.
The 35th Inner Mnglia Grassland Naadam Festival started n July 19 in Xilin Gl League in heavy rain. ____39____ the dwnpur created muddy cnditins fr sme visitrs, rainfall is cnsidered auspicius n the grasslands, symblizing prsperity fr livestck and pastures (牧场).
The pening ceremny featured ____40____ striking prcessin (队列) f ver 1,000 herders and 512 traditinally dressed, bare-chested wrestlers circling an arena. Perfrmances highlighted distinctive Mnglian arts like thrat singing and Lng Sng (蒙古长调). Dynamic mments, such as female riders grabbing hada scarves at full speed and archers swiftly ____41____ (release) arrws, became ppular nline cntent.
Despite weather-related delays t sme events, ____42____ (enthusiastic) remained high. The festival prved ecnmically significant: by the mrning f July 21, the main venue alne____43____ (welcme) ver 200,000 visits, generating revenue exceeding 60 millin yuan ($8.4 millin) — a 40% year-n-year increase. Naadam ____44____ (pwerful) represents Mnglian heritage and spirit, drawing widespread ____45____ (participate) and appreciatin.
第四部分：书面表达(共两节，满分40分)
第一节(满分15分)
46. 假如你是李华，上周学校组织了一次博物馆之旅，特展主题为“印象派画作”，请你为校英文报写一篇活动报道，主要内容包括：
1. 介绍活动内容；
2. 阐述活动意义。
注意：
1. 写作词数为80个左右，开头和结尾已给出，不计入词数；
2. 请按如下格式在答题卡相应位置作答。
Art Cmes Alive: Our Schl’s Impressinist Adventure
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第二节(满分25分)
47. 阅读下面材料，根据其内容和所给段落开头语续写两段，使之成为一篇完整的短文。
Maya’s tiny flwer stall at the edge f Briarwd Market was mre than just a business; it was her lifeline. Every mrning befre dawn, she arranged bunches f vibrant tulips, delicate lilies, and cheerful daisies with meticulus care. Her custmers knew her nt just fr the freshness f her blms, but fr her warm smile and unwavering (坚定的) fairness. “Hnesty,” her grandmther used t say while teaching her t tie buquets, “is the rarest and mst beautiful flwer yu can grw.”
One autumn Tuesday, the market buzzed with unusual energy. A grand pening fr a luxury department stre, “Thrne & C.,” was happening dwn the street. Amng the influx f well-dressed shppers was Mr. Alistair Thrne himself, the stre’s impsing wner. He paused at Maya’s stall, drawn by the explsin f clr.
“Thse sunflwers,” he stated, pinting t a particularly majestic bunch. “Hw much?”
“Five punds fr the bunch, sir,” Maya replied.
“Excellent. I’ll take tw.” Mr. Thrne pulled a sleek leather wallet frm his tailred cat. He handed Maya a fifty-pund nte. “Keep the change fr yur truble,” he said briskly befre turning t leave, already distracted by his ringing phne.
Maya’s breath hitched. Fifty punds? The tw bunches cst nly ten. Frty punds in change was mre than she ften made in a mrning. Her heart hammered against her ribs. Frty punds meant new bts befre winter, a prper meal every day fr a week, maybe even replacing her frayed (磨损的) market umbrella. The crisp nte felt heavy in her hand.
She lked at Mr. Thrne’s retreating back, then dwn at the mney. Her grandmther’s vice eched sftly: “Hnesty isn’t just when it’s easy, child. It’s when the grund feels shaky beneath yur feet.” The temptatin was a physical ache, a whisper prmising cmfrt. But the thught f keeping what wasn’t hers felt like wilting (枯萎) the very flwers she sld.
注意：
(1)续写词数应为150左右；
(2)请按如下格式在答题纸相应位置作答。
Taking a deep breath, Maya dashed ut frm behind her stall.
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A slw smile spread acrss Mr. Thrne’s face.
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