云南省楚雄彝族自治州2025-2026学年高三上学期9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（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
Here are fur mvies fr yu t watch with yur kids.
The Mighty Ducks (1992)
It’s never t early t shw yur kids a sprts mvie. Yu prbably have already knwn the plt f this ne: A cach teaches the wrst yuth team in the league the pwer f teamwrk. What makes this mvie different is that the team expect just as much frm their cach as he des f them, and give him severe criticism when he desn’t cme thrugh.
Where t stream: Disney+, Digital rental
Cats Dn’t Dance (1997)
Thse wh have seen it abslutely lve it fr the sngs penned by Randy Newman, animated chregraphy(编舞) develped by the late, great Gene Kelly, and a fun stry abut a cat named Danny wh dreams f breaking int Hllywd.
Where t stream: Tubi, The Rku Channel, Digital rental
Fly Away Hme (1996)
Befre they were a cuple in Nah Baumbach’s The Squid and the Whale, Jeff Daniels and Anna Paquin play a father and daughter wh build a plane s they can lead a grup f geese n their first migratin(迁徙) suth fr the winter. Assuming yur children aren’t int mid-2000s art huse films, the pairing f these tw actrs wn’t affect their enjyment f this heartwarming, visually impressive film.
Where t stream: MGM+, Digital rental
Babe: Pig in the City (1998)
Directr Gerge Miller builds a tugh but dreamy city that tests the ptimism f its her, a pi g trying t save his farm frm clsedwn. While this may nt mean much t yur kids, the film is a favrite f musician Tm Waits, making it much cler than yur typical kid’s mvie.
Where t stream: Starz, Digital rental
1. Where can peple watch The Mighty Ducks?
A. Starz, Digital rental.B. Disney+, Digital rental.
C. MGM+, Digital rental.D. Tubi, The Rku Channel, Digital rental.
2. Wh starred in Fly Away Hme?
A. Gene Kelly and Anna Paquin.B. Jeff Daniels and Nah Baumbach.
C. Anna Paquin and Jeff Daniels.D. Randy Newman and Gerge Miller.
3. What d the fur films have in cmmn?
A. They were shwn in the same perid.B. They share the same theme.
C. They shw the imprtance f teamwrk.D. They are favrites f musicians.
B
When my brther died in an accident, I was nly 4 years ld. But I still felt the big change in my mm’s attitude tward safety. Overnight, I culdn’t walk hme frm schl by myself, even thugh everyne I knew already did. I culdn’t g t summer camps, because what if smething happened t me? As I grew up, the list gt lnger and lnger.
I knw my mm was wrried abut me because after my brther died, I was her nly child. As a result, I became a natural wrrier. I wrried abut things like car accidents, earthquakes, lsing my wallet — disasters big and small, real and imagined.
The funny part is that yu’d never knw it by lking at my current life, because I have been cnstantly frcing myself t d things that frighten r wrry me shrtly after my mm’s death. Since then I have develped a rule fr myself: If anything scares me, then I will frce myself t d it at least nce. As a result, I’ve dne lts f things that my mm wuld have wrried abut: I’ve ridden a mtrcycle and I’ve traveled — a lt. In fact. I am studying bird flu as a scientist.
There’s smething else I dn’t usually talk abut, but it’s a crnerstne in my belief: When I was 14, I made a decisin that I wuld either live ut the rest f my life trying t be “safe” r I culd be brave enugh t live ut an exciting and, yes, smetimes dangerus life.
Even thugh I inherited(继承) my mther’s cautius nature, I’ve als cme t believe that the mre ften I d things that scare me, the mre I realize that I can d a lt mre than I riginally thught I culd d. Believing that has made my wrld a less scary place.
4. What des the authr think f her mther?
A. Curageus.B. Overprtective.C. Hardwrking.D. Cruel.
5. Hw did the rules affect the authr befre her mther’s death?
A. They led t much mre freedm fr her.
B. They helped her t avid a lt f accidents.
C. They made her feel mre and mre wrried.
D. They encuraged her t be mre adventurus.
6. What did the authr d t vercme her fear?
A. She tried t d thse seemingly scary things.
B. She stayed away frm the unnecessary risks.
C. She frced herself t fcus n her current jb.
D. She persuaded her mther t stp prtecting her.
7. What des the authr mst likely want t tell us?
A. It’s funny fr parents t wrry abut the kids.
B. Fear can be a gd thing t sme degree.
C. We shuld be careful in a dangerus wrld.
D. We can achieve mre if we can cntrl ur fear.
C
It is nt generally realized, fr example, that a tale written in China in the ninth century is the wrld’s ldest knwn versin f the stry f Cinderella. The next earliest was nt published until seven hundred years later — in Lyns, France, in 1544. In additin, 350 ther stries that are related in sme way t Cinderella have been cllected frm every cntinent.
Thse Cinderella stries fall int tw main grups. In ne, the fcus is n the ball, while cmparatively little attentin is paid t the supernatural frce that helps her. This is the type mst familiar t us and mst cmmnly fund in western Eurpe. In thse fund in eastern Eurpe, much attentin is paid t the helpful animals. But the Chinese versin cntains bth.
Old thugh it is, the Chinese versin shws definite signs f having been based n still earlier — and nw lst — versins. The incident f the ball, fr example, is linked with the rest f the stry s unnaturally that it seems that the authr has brrwed this incident frm sme still earlier versin, but withut clearly understanding its significance. It will als be remembered that the king wh married the girl came frm a cuntry called T’-huan. Thugh this cuntry is nt identified in the stry, we knw frm Chinese histrical writings f that time that there was a small cuntry by that name lcated near a regin called T’-h-l. And T’-h-l can be identified with certainty as clse t the mdern city f Bangkk in Thailand. This makes it prbable that the Chinese stry f Cinderella did nt riginate in China, but was taken there frm Sutheast Asia, perhaps by the Arabs wh went as traders t Cantn in large numbers.
This stry shws that the same simple virtues which are regarded as basic in the West have been emphasized fr centuries in China and ther parts f Asia. It is but ne example f the way a stry r an idea can travel all ver the wrld.
8. What phenmenn is described in the first paragraph?
A. A stry usually has different rigins.
B. Chinese literature has a very lng histry.
C. Different cuntries may have similar stries.
D. French literature was influenced by the Chinese.
9. What is unique abut the Chinese versin f Cinderella?
A. The plt develps mre naturally.
B. It is centered n thse helpful animals.
C. Relatively little attentin is paid t the ball.
D. It stresses bth the ball and the supernatural frce.
10. Which evidence shws that the Chinese versin riginates in Sutheast Asia?
A. The riginal writer’s identity.B. Sme related histrical recrds.
C. A newly fund versin f the stry.D. A well-knwn kingdm in the stry.
11. Hw is the text mainly develped?
A. By analyzing an example.B. By reviewing studies.
C. By telling a very ld stry.D. By cnducting surveys.
D
When rains fell in the Atacama Desert fr the first time in centuries, scientists had expected t see life blssm (繁盛). Instead, almst everything died. The shcking discvery was published in the jurnal Scientific Reprts. Fund in nrthern Chile, the dry cre f the Atacama Desert hadn’t experienced rain fr the past 500 years. But three years ag, rain started t fall nce again in the regin.
A changing climate in the Pacific Ocean resulted in the desert’s dry cre experiencing rain n March 25 and August 9, 2015, and it rained again n June 7, 2017. There was n evidence f rain in this regin fr the past 500 years, althugh climate mdels suggested it shuld ccur every century.
The internatinal team f scientists wh studied the regin were hping fr deserts springing t life. “Instead, we learned the cntrary, as we fund that rain in the dry cre f the Atacama Desert caused a massive extinctin f mst native micrbe (微生物) species there, ”said study c-authr Albert Fairén.
Befre the rain fell, this regin f the Atacama had been hme t 16 different ancient micrbe species. But after the rain fell, just tw t fur species were still fund t be surviving in the resultant pl f water. The cause f the extinctin event, believed t have been abut 85 percent f life in the sil, was caused by the sudden influx f water. In particular, these micrbes were adapted t survive in extreme dryness. They were unable t adapt quickly enugh t the unexpected rainfall.
But it’s nt all bad news. The team als fund nitrates (硝酸盐) in the Atacama Desert that were indicative f a lengthy dry perid, while als acting as fd fr the micrbes. And we’ve recently fund nitrates n Mars, which culd be indicating a similar prcess there.
12. Hw did the scientists find their discvery accrding t Albert Fairén?
A. Satisfying.B. Astnishing.C. Amusing.D. Cmfrting.
13. What des the underlined wrd “influx” in paragraph 4 mean?
A. Shrtage.B. Need.C. Arrival.D. Test.
14. What can we infer frm the last paragraph?
A. The resultant pl f water was a wildlife habitat.
B. The team plans t turn the desert int a green land.
C. Scientists have bserved lts f micrbes n Mars.
D. The finding brught sme hpe t relevant studies.
15. Which is the mst suitable title fr the text?
A. Unexpected Rainfalls Hit a Desert Badly
B. A Science Magazine Increased in Ppularity
C. Scientists Unlcked the Secret behind Drught
D. A Breakthrugh Occurred in Space Explratin
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。
Play can help us adapt t difficult circumstances, and bst ur spirits. ____16____. “Dn’t let mney be the thing that decides whether r nt yu will have fun,” says persnal finance writer Nicle Dw. Here are sme ideas frm Dw n hw t have fun withut spending a lt f mney.
G n a penny date. Take a cin and assign left and right t each side f the cin. Then, g t a new part f twn r a new city and flip (抛掷)the cin at every intersectin. ____17____. Dw says ging n a penny date can help yu discver new stres, buildings and public spaces in yur neighbrhd.
____18____. Dw likes t hst themed fd nights with her friends. Last year, she hsted a dinner t taste Kit Kats frm arund the wrld (Canadian Kit Kats wn). “Or yu culd g t yur lcal grcery stre and try a bunch f different brands f the same flavr chip,” says Dw.
Tap (发掘)int yur imaginatin. When Dw was a schl teacher, she wuld take her kids t a mini-z, and hear the children saying things like, “Oh, I wnder what that fish is thinking.” ____19____. Next time yu’re peple watching, make up backstries fr the individuals yu encunter.
Swap (交换)huses. Perhaps yu knw smene wh lives in a different neighbrhd r city yu want t visit. Then, swap huses with them. “Yu can get a feel f what they like. If they have a pl, yu can dive int it t cl ff,” says Dw. “____20____.”
A. Try a fd challenge
B. Let the cin take yu n an adventure
C. But play and fun can smetimes be expensive
D. Give a truly internatinal flavr t the ccasin
E. That’s a lw-cst alternative t taking a vacatin
F. She felt s embarrassed t speak in frnt f these strangers
G. This inspired her t make up fun strylines fr the peple arund her
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四个选项中选出可以填入空白处的最佳选项。
This year, I started ging t cllege. And in high schl, I was always tld that I was bad at ___21___ and I used t believe that. The cllege that I went t is ne f the hardest nes in the cuntry because f its ___22___ maths curses. I had wanted t g and see hw I wuld___23___ in the maths curse.
The first time I tk the maths exam, hwever, I ___24___it and felt discuraged due t my ability in maths. But I still didn't ___25___ learning. The secnd time I was taking the curse, I tld myself I ___26___ a passing scre n this exam.
In the exam, there were ___27___ that I fund very easy. But in the last minutes f the___28___, the Internet just shut dwn and I was ___29___ t finish the exam n time. I sent the part f the exam that I had cmpleted and I ___30___ because I felt like I was ging t fail again. I started ___31___ t everyne I talked t, “I dn’t think I’ll pass the exam.” Then I realized that I was being extremely ___32___.
Nt lng after, I received my ___33___ and I gt a 12/20! That meant I passed the exam. I was very ___34___ that I managed t d this. Nw I believe as lng as I make enugh ___35___, I will pass every exam I am ging t take.
21. A. writingB. mathsC. drawingD. gegraphy
22. A. challengingB. interestingC. bringD. relaxing
23. A. arriveB. refuseC. perfrmD. plan
24. A. failedB. appreciatedC. quitD. made
25. A. g nB. turn tC. deal withD. give up
26. A. witnessedB. wantedC. chseD. apprved
27. A. gamesB. jbsC. questinsD. curses
28. A. examB. interviewC. speechD. race
29. A. prudB. readyC. unfrtunateD. unable
30. A. changedB. criedC. smiledD. hesitated
31. A. nddingB. attendingC. sayingD. referring
32. A. angryB. curiusC. cautiusD. negative
33. A. packageB. screC. rderD. bill
34. A. ashamedB. wrriedC. pleasedD. embarrassed
35. A. mneyB. spaceC. researchD. effrt
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。
Bk lvers in New Zealand lst themselves ___36___ ver 2,000 bks frm China at a bk exhibitin in Waipa district n Saturday. The bk exhibitin, ___37___ tk place n the same day as the Panda Meets Kiwi Yuth Internatinal Art Exhibitin, als included 235 paintings ___38___ (draw) by children frm bth cuntries.
Chen Shijie, Chinese cnsul-general in Auckland, said, “China’s relatins with the wrld changed ___39___ (dramatic). The wrld needs t understand China better, and China als needs t intrduce ___40___ (it) t the wrld better. China’s publishing industry has made remarkable achievements in its glbalizatin, ___41___ (supprt) China t expand its influence in majr bk fairs and increase the ___42___ (ppular) f Chinese publishing enterprises.”
Deputy Mayr f Waipa District Cuncil, Liz Stlwyk nted that this was the third time that Waipa peple ___43___ (attend) bth exhibitins. They have becme ___44___ imprtant windw fr the lcal area t understand China, and a meaningful link cnnecting lcal Chinese and ther ethnic grups.
Lcal citizen James visited the exhibitins tgether with his daughter. He said that New Zealanders were eager____45____((learn) abut China, the cuntry’s largest trading partner. “Bks and paintings are the best ways t knw a cuntry and its culture,” He added.
第四部分 写作（共两节，满分40分）
第一节（满分15分）
46. 你校英语俱乐部计划下周一举办以“Hw t Enhance Scial Cmpetitiveness”为主题的讲座，请你写一则通知。内容包括:
1. 讲座的时间、地点;
2. 注意事项。
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。
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The English Club
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，使之构成一篇完整的短文。
Last evening, as Mike and I were walking thrugh the car park f the shpping center after ur basketball practice, smething unusual caught my eye. There, partially hidden beneath a parked car was a bundle (捆) f cash. My heart skipped a beat as I bent dwn t pick it up.
“Ww!” Mike cried. “That’s a lt f mney. What shuld we d with it?”
I held the mney carefully, aware that smene must be eagerly searching fr it. “We need t find the wner,” I replied withut hesitatin. “Think abut hw wrried the wner must be. It may be fr the hspital expenses r smething urgent.”
Mike ndded in agreement, “But hw? There are hundreds f peple wh cme thrugh this parking lt every day.”
Just then, we nticed a security guard making his runds. “Let’s ask him if anyne reprted lsing mney,” I suggested, We apprached the guard, whse name tag (身份牌) read “Officer James.”
“Gd evening, sir,” I said plitely. “We just fund sme mney under a car, and we’re hping t return it t its rightful wner.”
Officer James lked impressed by ur hnesty. “Actually, a wman came t the security ffice abut twenty minutes ag. She was really anxius abut lsing her mney. Let me call my cwrker t cnfirm the amunt she reprted.”
When we waited, Mike whispered, “Yu knw, Jack, we culd have just kept it. Nbdy wuld have knwn it.”
I shk my head. “But we have knwn it, Mike. That wuldn’t have felt right.”
A few minutes later, Officer James returned with a middle-aged wman, whse name we later knew was Mrs. Parker. She was fighting back tears as she described exactly hw much mney she had lst and where she thught she might have drpped it.
“Oh, thanks a lt!” Mrs. Parker said when we shwed her the mney.
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。
“Yu have n idea what this means t me,” Mrs. Parker cntinued.
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Plitely declining the reward, we happily went hme.
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