安徽省鼎尖名校大联考2025-2026学年高三上学期10月月考英语试卷（学生版）

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第一部分 听力 (略)
第二部分 阅读理解 (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和D 四个选项中选出最佳选项。
A
Bilingual Team Is Hiring Interns!
As China Daily’s cre bilingual platfrm, Bilingual Jun (WeChat ID: Chinadaily-Mbile) cnnects glbal readers with quality news. After receiving numerus internship inquiries, we’re launching ur prgram: Bilingual WeChat Interns fr the New Media Center!
Jb Respnsibilities
·Engage in daily peratin f China Daily’s bilingual WeChat accunt, including cntent selectin and rganizatin as well as user interactin.
· Research trending news, draft riginal Chinese-English articles, and plan thematic cntent series (e.g., cultural exchanges, tech updates) .
·Optimize cntent presentatin, such as refining headlines and adjusting frmats t bst reader engagement.
Requirements
1. TEM-4/TEM-8 certificatin r equivalent prficiency (nn-English majrs: IELTS 6.5+, TOEFL90+) .
2. Basic jurnalistic skills: verifying infrmatin accuracy and maintaining bjective reprting.
3. Prficiency in editing tls and familiarity with WeChat backend functins.
4. Respnsible and detail-riented; preference fr candidates with prir cpywriting, media experience, r knwledge f WeChat’s cntent algrithms.
5. Available t start this mnth, cmmit t a 3-mnth internship, and wrk n-site in Beijing at least 3 days weekly.
Benefits & Grwth
·Outstanding interns earn an fficial China Daily certificate.
·Free daily lunch (n mnthly salary) .
·Guidance frm senir editrs t master bilingual cntent creatin and new media peratin skills.
·Expsure t mainstream media wrkflws and pprtunities t shwcase creativity in a dynamic team.
Apply by sending yur resume t newmedia-hr @ with the subject: Bilingual Internship-Name-Majr-Schl-Grade. Qualified applicants will take a written test befre final selectin.
1. What will interns d as part f their daily wrk?
A. Plan cultural exchange cntent.B. Manage financial accunts.
C. Design new sftware tls.D. Translate existing articles nline.
2. What d excellent interns receive?
A. Mnthly salary.B. Permanent psitin.
C. Official certificate.D. Free husing.
3. What is the first step in the applicatin prcess?
A. Take a written test.B. Interview with senir editrs.
C. Send resume by email.D. Submit wrk samples.
B
Junir Atreyee Ghsh, a bichemistry and psychlgy majr, first knew abut the Brain Exercise Initiative (BEI) frm a friend. She had vlunteered with senirs in Gergia since her freshman year and wanted t keep ding this wrk at the University f Rchester. S she started a BEI chapter in Rchester.
Alzheimer’s is a serius brain disease affecting 55 millin peple wrldwide. BEI sends vlunteers t help elderly peple with Alzheimer’s d brain exercise packets. These packets have three parts: writing (with easy questins like “wh’s n the dllar bill”), math (simple tasks), and reading (a shrt passage fr discussin). Ghsh said vlunteers dn’t just help with exercises but als build relatinships with the elderly.
The research behind BEI als had t be validated by Dr. O’Banin, a prfessr at URMC, befre the chapter culd be given gvernment permissin. The research shwed that these exercises can help peple with Alzheimer’s. After cnsistently cmpleting the exercises, “their cgnitive ability really imprved,” Ghsh said. These exercises are used at mre than 1,400 care hmes.
Junir Ali Al Qazzaz, a micrbilgy majr, jined BEI after reading its research. He’s a pre-medical student, interested in Alzheimer’s, and wants t study it while wrking with patients.
The chapter began recruiting vlunteers in the spring f 2025. Befre vlunteering, members practiced with rle-plays t handle prblems. They als c-spnsred Family Science Day, playing memry games with kids.
On April 6, the executive bard (E-Bard) went t St. Ann’s Cmmunity fr a trial. The BEI chapter is in cnversatin with Brkdale Senir Living and hpes t send vlunteers there t. Their lng-term gal is t get mre UR students t help elders with Alzheimer’s. T knw abut vlunteering, fllw their Instagram: @rchester.bei.
4. What can we knw abut Atreyee Ghsh accrding t the first paragraph?
A. Her wish made her start the BEI chapter.
B. She began vlunteering with senirs at UR.
C. She changed the majr t psychlgy.
D. She was intrduced t BEI by a prfessr f Gergia.
5. What can be inferred abut the BEI’s apprach?
A. It primarily fcused n new medicines fr Alzheimer’s.
B. It cmbines cgnitive stimulatin with scial interactin.
C. Its cmplex mental exercises can imprve cgnitive ability.
D. It requires vlunteers with a prfessinal medical backgrund.
6. What des the wrd “validated” in Paragraph 3 mst prbably mean?
A. Criticized.B. Simplified.C. Invented.D. Cnfirmed.
7. What is the next plan f the BEI chapter?
A. It will end cperatin with St. Ann’s Cmmunity.
B. It may expand t Brkdale Senir Living.
C. It wn’t recruit new vlunteers in the future.
D. It will stp spnsring Family Science Day.
C
Finding a Mjave Desert trtise is getting harder in the American Suthwest. These trtises, with their dmed patterned shells, live in Califrnia, parts f Nevada, Arizna and nrthwestern Mexic. Hwever, they have lst habitat t develpment ver decades. Disease and climate change als put them at risk, threatening their existence.
Estimates shw that in fur ut f five main regins where the trtises live, abut 90% have disappeared since 1984. The Califrnia Department f Fish and Wildlife called them “threatened” in 1989, and the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service (USFWS) did the same a year later. This year, Califrnia tk a further step, declaring them “endangered” under the state’s Endangered Species Act — meaning they may g extinct withut prper management.
Krysten Kellum, a state agency spkespersn, said this status change culd help get mre funds fr their prtectin. Yet, Kristina Drake, a frmer USFWS fficial, said federal supprt faces challenges — the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service lst many wrkers, and its budget may be cut, and mre federal mney isn’t expected fr the trtises, which have lived in the desert fr at least 15 millin years.
Luckily, nnprfits like the Mjave Desert Land Trust still wrk t prtect the trtises and their habitat. Finding trtises is hard because they spend mst f their time undergrund in burrws (洞穴) t escape heat and predatrs like muntain lins. Scientists say the trtises’ decline is “death frm a thusand cuts” — caused by vehicle cllisins, habitat lss, climate change, and mre. Climate change makes temperatures higher and drughts lnger. A study during Califrnia’s 2012-2016 drught fund fewer female trtises, as laying eggs uses much water and prtein, which is wrse in drughts.
Trtises are imprtant “ecsystem engineers”. They dig 7 t 17 burrws yearly, and abandned nes becme hmes fr ther animals. Lsing them wuld harm the whle ecsystem. Thugh seeing tw trtises in a day is rare and special nw, nnprfits will keep fighting t prtect them.
8. Why are the Mjave Desert trtises harder t spt?
A. Because they have migrated t cmpletely new regins.
B. Because their ppulatin has declined significantly.
C. Because their patterned shells prvide perfect shelters.
D. Because they are hiding frm human beings.
9. What d Kristina Drake’s wrds shw abut federal supprt?
A. It increases because f public demand.B. It will raise mre federal mney.
C. It fcused n ther species instead.D. It is limited due t staff and budget issues.
10. What can be the cause f the Mjave Desert trtise’s decline?
A. It is the result f a cmplex cmbinatin f factrs.
B. It is primarily due t a single and identifiable threat.
C. It is mainly caused by a lack f public awareness.
D. It is directly linked t a specific disease utbreak.
11. What is the main idea f the passage?
A. The living habits f Mjave Desert trtises.
B. The reasns fr declaring trtises endangered.
C. The effrts t prtect Mjave Desert trtises.
D. The impact f climate change n trtises.
D
Saturn, the ringed planet, nw basts 274 mns after 128 new nes were fficially recgnized, nearly dubling its previus ttal f 146.
The Internatinal Astrnmical Unin (IAU), the glbal authrity n such classificatins, cnfirmed the discvery n March 11, thugh the mns were first detected in 2023 by a team f astrnmers frm China, Canada, the U.S., and France using the Canada-France-Hawaii Telescpe (CFHT) atp Mauna Kea in Hawaii.
Mst f these newly cnfirmed mns are irregular and tiny, just a few miles acrss. By cntrast, ur mn has a diameter f 2,159 miles (3,475 kilmeters). But they d have prven rbits arund Saturn, which is a key element f fficial mn qualificatin. Dr. Brett Gladman, prfessr at the University f British Clumbia, explained in a statement: “These mns are a few kilmeters in size and are likely all fragments f a smaller number f riginally captured mns that were brken apart by vilent cllisins, either with ther Saturnian mns r with passing cmets.”
This discvery marks anther milestne fr the team, which previusly added 62 mns t Saturn’s cunt between 2019 and 2021 using the same CFHT. Lead researcher Dr. Edward Ashtn, a pstdctral fellw at Academia Sinica’s Institute, nted their strategy: “With the knwledge that mre mns were likely t exist, we revisited the same sky fields fr three cnsecutive (连续的) mnths in 2023 — and fund 128 new nes.”
The bservatin f Saturn's mns has a rich histry: Titan, its first knwn mn, was discvered in 1655 by Christiaan Huygens, fllwed by fur mre discvered by Jean-Dminique Cassini in the fllwing decades. William Herschel sptted Mimas and Enceladus in 1789. Over the subsequent 200 years, technlgical imprvements — including the inventin f phtgraphy, the develpment f massive telescpes, and the launch f space prbes like the Vyager 1, Vyager 2 and Cassini — allwed us t see even mre f Saturn's mns.
Yet, Ashtn cautins that current technlgy may have reached its limit: “We can’t d much better than what’s been dne fr mns arund Saturn, Uranus, and Neptune with existing technlgy.” Fr nw, Saturn reigns with 274 knwn mns, far utpacing Jupiter’s 95.
12. What is the cre criterin fr becming a Saturnian mn?
A. A diameter larger than a few miles.B. A cnfirmed rbit arund Saturn.
C. Discvery by the internatinal team.D. Origin frm cllisins with cmets.
13. What des Dr. Brett Gladman suggest abut the new mns?
A. They rbit Saturn in a regular pattern.
B. They were first detected by the CFHT in 2019.
C. They are larger than mst previusly knwn Saturnian mns.
D. They were frmed frm brken fragments f lder mns.
14. Accrding t Ashtn, hw is the future f mn discvery?
A. The number f knwn mns will duble t 274.
B. Mre mns will be fund with the current telescpes.
C. New discveries will depend entirely n space prbes.
D. Technlgical advancements may lead t new discveries.
15. What is the main purpse f the passage?
A. T cmpare the number f mns between Saturn and Jupiter.
B. T explain the prcess f Saturn’s mns’ frmatin.
C. T reprt the discvery f 128 new mns arund Saturn.
D. T argue fr the need f mre advanced technlgy.
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。
Hbbies: Discver and Enjy
Challenging and fun hbbies have the pwer t make us healthier and happier. ____16____ Such pursuits cntribute t mre sund sleep, reduced stress, greater life satisfactin and an expanded scial circle. But where d yu start? The fllwing experts’ suggestins can help yu discver the hbbies yu dn’t yet knw yu’ll lve.
Ask yurself hw yu want t feel.
Matthew J. Zawadzki, an assciate prfessr f health psychlgy at the University f Califrnia, suggests asking yurself hw yu want an activity t make yu feel. D yu want t feel mentally engaged, distracted r scially cnnected? ____17____
Have an pen mind.
Keeping an pen mind and nt dismissing ptential hbbies is key even if they seem utside yur cmfrt zne, emphasizes Katina Bajaj, a clinical psychlgy researcher. ____18____ It culd intrduce yu t smething yu never guessed yu’d lve. “We’re brn t be curius and pen. But in a very burned-ut wrld, we frget that. It’s the first thing t g.” Bajaj says.
____19____
When yu were a kid, what did yu want t be when yu grew up? The answer culd pint yu tward an appealing hbby, says Kate Hanselman, an experienced expert in psychlgy. Lking back n childhd dreams can wake up a neglected passin.
Start small.
____20____ Ease in t figure ut if it’s right fr yu, advises Rebecca Weiler, a mental health cunselr. “Yu can always d mre later,” she says. If yu’re wndering if pttery might be a gd fit, sign up fr a ne-time pttery class rather than a set f eight. Taking small steps can let yu test a new hbby withut vercmmitting yurself.
Think f discvering new hbbies as an adventure that will add fulfilling new dimensins t yur life, and enjy the prcess.
A. G back t schl.
B. Take a trip back in time.
C. Seize the pprtunity when smene invites yu t an event.
D. They are nt just time-filling activities but meaningful pursuits.
E. What specific skills d yu hpe t develp thrugh the activity?
F. Clarifying these feelings helps yu find hbbies that truly suit yu.
G. Dn’t invest a tn f time and mney in a new hbby immediately.
第三部分 语言知识运用 (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和D 四个选项中选出可以填入空白处的最佳选项。
One Mnday mrning, Mlly, 52, was busy with her wrk when her cellphne rang. She didn’t ___21___ the number, s she ignred it. Then came a vicemail saying her husband died in a skiing accident. Her life was ___22___ turned upside dwn and she was almst ___23___ .
Carla Vail, ne f Mlly’s clsest friends, decided t d smething that wuld ___24___ Mlly’s days thrugh the difficult year ahead. With Mlly’s ___25___ , she created a rlling ___26___, where every day f the mnth, there wuld be smene checking n her by perfrming a small ___27___ fr Mlly. Eventually, thirty-ne wmen vlunteered and prmised t accmpany her n the same ___28___ date mnthly fr ne whle year. The “calendar girls” were brn.
Each day, a new persn wuld shw up with a kind wrd, a(n) ___29___ t have cffee, r an ffer t buy a galln f milk. As each mnth came t a clse, the calendar girls started the _____30_____ ver again. Fr Mlly’s first Valentine’s Day withut her husband, Carla, with the calendar girls, _____31_____ t send Mlly ne Valentine’s “mailbx” — a shebx with hearts _____32_____, full f pink and red stuff like ckies, flwers and cards.
When seeing the gift, she cried, “I really _____33_____ Carla and thse lvely girls wh carried me thrugh the dark year. Their cmpany indeed _____34_____.”
“The idea isn’t abut mney. It’s abut emtinal _____35_____.” Carla emphasized. Her calendar idea has cntinued t spread.
21. A. bserveB. adaptC. recgnizeD. cmment
22. A. ccasinallyB. annuallyC. similarlyD. cmpletely
23. A. falling apartB. bringing abutC. hlding nD. getting acrss
24. A. expandB. brightenC. cnserveD. strengthen
25. A. pressureB. curageC. benefitD. apprval
26. A. calendarB. diaryC. ntebkD. budget
27. A. cnceptB. apprachC. gestureD. principle
28. A. assignedB. limitedC. cnvincedD. attached
29. A. sympathyB. guidanceC. standardD. invitatin
30. A. signalB. turnC. issueD. barrier
31. A. predictedB. expsedC. intendedD. acquired
32. A. pssessinsB. expectatinsC. cntributinsD. decratins
33. A. suspectB. appreciateC. btainD. indicate
34. A. graspsB. appliesC. mattersD. delays
35. A. supprtB. claimC. burdenD. decline
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。
New archaelgical (考古学的) findings frm the Sanxingdui Ancient City site indicate that ver 3, 000 years ag, the city featured cnsistent fundatins and clear urban planning. Accrding t the Sichuan Prvincial Cultural Relics and Archaelgy Research Institute, althugh sme sectins f the walls ___36___ (damage) ver the past years, archaelgists have recnstructed the basic layut f the city based n an ___37___ (explre) f the existing city walls.
The Sanxingdui Ancient City site in Guanghan, Sichuan prvince, cvering ___38___ area f abut 3. 6 square kilmeters, has a nrthwest-sutheast layut, ___39___ (basic) cnsistent with the jade wrkshp and high-grade building fundatins ___40___ (discver) since 2022.
Based n newly fund water gates and city gates, the main axis (轴线) f Sanxingdui city was the result f the ancient peple adapting ___41___ the lcal gegraphical envirnment, and the natural muntains and riverbeds at that time.
Accrding t the institute, the city’s nrthern ___42___ suthern parts were divided by a river, with the nrthern sectin husing the palace and wrkshp areas, while the suthern part cntained the sacrificial (祭祀的) area. Water gates were lcated n the eastern and western sides, and the city was surrunded by thick and slid walls with gates and rads, ___43___ (cnnect) it t the surrunding regins.
The discveries cnfirmed that the site was made up f the ruins f a city which was the plitical, ___44___ (ecnmy) and cultural center f the ancient Shu Kingdm, an ancient civilizatin ____45____ existed in the regin called Sichuan prvince nw.
第四部分 写作 (共两节，满分40分)
第一节 (满分15分)
46. 假定你是李华，你校体育文化节设置了“中外传统体育项目体验区”，吸引了在校外籍交换生参与。你的英国笔友 Henry来信询问详情。请你给他回复一封邮件，内容包括：
1. 体验区主要活动；
2. 外籍交换生参与情况；
3. 设置体验区的意义。
注意：
1. 写作词数应为80个左右；
2. 可适当增加细节以使行文连贯；
3. 开头和结尾已给出，不计入总词数。
Dear Henry,
I’m glad t receive yur email asking abut the “Chinese & Freign Traditinal Sprts Area.”
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Yurs sincerely,
Li Hua
第二节 续写 (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，使之构成一篇完整的短文。
In August 2008, Brad, 27, returned t Duncan Falls, Ohi, his hmetwn, t participate in his sister's wedding. His grandma, Jy, 78, als shwed up. But Brad had nt seen r spken t Jy in six years because she had brken his heart due t family cnflicts.
Brad saw his grandmther walk unsteadily int the Duncan Falls church. She had nt been well and was barely able t stand. Brad slwly walked ver t her and helped her t her seat. The tw didn't say much, just a few pleasant wrds. N hug r smile t shw they were clse.
Brad's earliest memry f Jy was at the age f 3. They walked t Blue Rck State Park. Grandma Jy helped him lift rcks in the creek (小溪) t find crawfish (龙虾) . They held them in hands and talked abut hw beautiful it was being in nature. As he grew lder, Grandma Jy was the ne persn in his wrld he culd cunt n. But their clse relatinship was n lnger as clse as it used t be.
Six mnths after the wedding, Brad hiked parts f the Appalachian Trail. His thughts were his nly cmpanin, and he fund himself thinking a lt abut his grandmther and the time they spent at Blue Rck State Park lking fr crawfish. It puzzled him why that memry in particular stayed with him.
After hiking, Brad decided t visit Grandma Jy because he thught it wuld be a lifelng regret if he didn't cntact his grandma. He called her and Jy invited him ver. It wuld be their first real cnversatin in six years. Brad fund that she lked gd and her health imprved. T break the silence, Brad shared his hiking experience. Grandma Jy admired and said ne f her regrets was that she'd never had the chance t see mre f nature.
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。
Brad asked if she wanted t g t Blue Rck State Park.
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After this trip, they cntinued their jurney t different natinal parks.
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