广东省深圳市龙岗区2025-2026学年高三上学期11月期中英语试卷（学生版）

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第一部分 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
Start Yur Student Club Jurney
Jining a student club is a wnderful way t develp new skills and make gd friends. Our university ffers strng supprt fr student rganizatins that make campus life mre enjyable. Yu can start different types f clubs, including study grups, art clubs, sprts teams, and cmmunity service rganizatins.
Establishment Prcess
First, gather the required number f members fr yur club type. Next, cmplete the registratin frms that describe yur club’s gals and activities. Finally, attend a meeting where yu will learn hw t manage yur club. The whle prcess usually takes 2-3 weeks.
Club Requirements
Befre starting yur club, please review the fllwing requirements:
Financial Help
Apprved clubs can apply fr annual funding ranging frm $500 t $2000 t supprt majr events r special cmmunity prjects. In additin, each club cllects an annual membership fee, shared equally amng all members, t cver rutine minr expenses.
Available Resurces
Clubs can use meeting rms and brrw equipment fr their activities. Teachers will prvide guidance thrughut the schl year. These resurces are quite helpful. Fr example, the Green Earth Club started last semester and nw has ver 50 members wh regularly rganize envirnmental activities. Visit the Student Activities Office in Rm 205 frm Mnday t Friday, 9 AM t 5 PM fr help.
1. What is the first step t start a student club?
A. Attend fficial meetings.B. Fill in registratin frms.
C. Gather enugh members.D. Prepare research prpsals.
2. What is the per-member fee fr Running Club with 15 members?
A. $16.B. $20.C. $24.D. $30.
3. What supprt can club funders receive when planning an activity?
A. Cnsulting teachers fr guidance.B. Purchasing equipment in advance.
C. Submitting their research prpsals.D. Organizing envirnmental activities.
B
Jhn Hartnett’s path t becming a skilled furniture restrer was unexpected. Unlike many f his classmates wh thrived (取得成功) in traditinal academic settings, Jhn ften felt ut f place. “I wasn’t a bad student, but I didn’t cnnect with hw things were taught,” he says. He believed his future was smewhere else, but he didn’t knw where until a schl wdwrking prject sparked (激发) a deep and immediate passin within him.
This initial interest led him t pursue frmal training in furniture making and restratin. It was during this perid that he truly understd the depth f the craft. He learned nt nly the skills, but als the patience and respect fr the material. Fr Jhn, restratin was far mre than simple repair; it was a prcess f uncvering histry. Each piece f furniture, with its unique scratches and wear, tld a stry f past times. He felt a sense f respnsibility t preserve these stries fr the future.
After finishing his training, Jhn started his wn wrkshp. His days are nw spent bringing damaged and aging furniture back t its frmer glry. The wrk is challenging, requiring careful analysis and a steady hand. Hwever, the greatest reward cmes frm the emtinal cnnectin he builds with his clients. Often, they bring items f great emtinal value — a grandmther’s favrite chair r a table arund which a family has gathered fr decades. Seeing their jyful reactins upn seeing a cherished piece restred is, fr Jhn, the mst satisfying part f his jb.
Lking back, Jhn feels he has fund his true calling. He has built a meaningful career by ding the wrk he truly lves, cmbining his hands-n skill with a deep appreciatin fr histry and family memries. He believes that in ur fast-paced wrld, the act f restring and valuing well-made ld bjects is a pwerful statement. It’s a reminder f quality, sustainability, and the lasting stries that cnnect us all.
4. What mtivated Jhn t pursue his furniture career?
A. The jb market fr skillful restrers.
B. The need t escape academic settings.
C. The wdwrking experience at schl.
D. The desire t thrive in furniture making.
5. What did Jhn value mst during his training?
A. Grasping histrical values f furniture.
B. Winning awards fr his technical skills.
C. Mastering the latest craft t design tls.
D. Learning t manage a wrkshp efficiently.
6. What is the biggest reward fr Jhn in his jb?
A. Glbal fame.B. Flexible schedules.
C. Cmpetitive salaries.D. Clients’ satisfactin.
7. What message des Jhn’s experience deliver?
A. Time reveals the character.B. Passin fuels a meaningful life.
C. Traditin hlds the key t innvatin.D. Success depends n advanced tls.
C
Back in 1997, the Wrld Health Organizatin fficially declared besity (肥胖症) a “glbal disease”. This means being verweight has becme an urgent health prblem affecting peple everywhere. Indeed, besity is nw mre cmmn than ther public health cncerns.
Many experts have ffered that grwing besity rates are due t declining physical activity as scieties develp. Hwever, a new study led by researchers frm Duke University pints instead t higher calrie intake as the main cause. Their findings suggest that diet rather than laziness plays the bigger rle in the glbal besity crisis.
The researchers lked at thusands f measurements f daily ttal energy cnsumptin, bdy fat percentage and bdy mass index (BMI) frm adults aged 18 t 60 acrss 34 cuntries. Over 4,200 adults included in the study came frm a wide range f lifestyles and ecnmies. T further classify the level f industrializatin, they als integrated data frm the United Natins Human Develpment Index (HDI) t include measures f lifespan (寿命), incme and educatin.
“Our results shwed smething interesting. When we cmpared grups, changes in hw much energy peple cnsume did nt fully explain why bdy fat went up. Only part f the rise in bdy fat culd be linked t lwer energy cnsumptin. This suggests that ther factrs, such as dietary changes, are driving the increases in bdy fat that we see with increasing ecnmic grwth,” says Amanda McGrsky, a lead investigatr fr the study.
The researchers hpe the study helps deal with the besity crisis and makes clear that the findings d nt mean that effrts t prmte physical activity shuld be reduced. On the cntrary, the research suggests that bth diet and exercise deserve equal pririty. Building n this cnclusin, researchers will next wrk t find ut which aspects f diet in develped cuntries are t blame fr the rise in besity.
8. What can we learn frm Duke University’s research?
A. Laziness leads t higher calrie intake.
B. Ecnmy mainly causes glbal besity.
C. Obesity becmes increasingly cmmn.
D. Diet drives besity mre than inactivity.
9. Why did the researchers include data frm HDI in their research?
A. T assess develpment levels acrss grups.
B. T priritize educatin ver ecnmic grwth.
C. T replace traditinal BMI measurement tls.
D. T explre the relatin between regins and incme.
10. What will the fllw-up study fcus n?
A. The applicatin f besity research findings.
B. The effect f physical activity in weight lss.
C. Dietary factrs causing besity in develped natins.
D. Exact cnnectins between diet and physical activity.
11. Which f the fllwing is the best title fr the text?
A. Hw t Maintain a Gd Bdy Shape?
B. Hw t Stp the Glbal Obesity Crisis?
C. Why Is Develpment Bringing abut Obesity?
D. Why Are Peple Active but Still Gaining Weight?
D
Scientists have recently develped an artificial intelligence mdel that can frecast slar wind speeds up t fur days in advance, significantly mre accurately than current methds. Their research was recently published in a famus scientific jurnal called The Astrphysical Jurnal supplement Series.
Slar wind is a cntinuus stream f charged particles (带电粒子) frm the Sun. Its density (密度) and speed change during perids f slar activity. When these particles speed up, they can cause “space weather” events that disrupt Earth’s atmsphere and drag satellites ut f rbit, damage their electrnic equipment, and cause pwer prblems n Earth. In 2022, ne such unexpectedly strng slar wind event caused SpaceX t lse frty Starlink satellites shrtly after launch, shwing the urgent need fr better frecasts.
The research team, led by Dattaraj Dhuri and Shravan Hanasge, trained their AI mdel using high-reslutin (高分辨率) images frm Slar Dynamics Observatry, cmbined with histrical recrds f slar wind. Instead f analyzing texts, like tday’s ppular AI language mdels, the system analyzes images f the Sun t identify patterns linked t slar wind changes. This new methd imprves frecast accuracy by 45 percent cmpared t current mdels and 20 percent ver past AI-based appraches.
Dr. Dhuri, the lead researcher, stated that this is a majr step frward in prtecting the satellites, navigatin systems, and pwer netwrks that mdern life depends n. By cmbining advanced AI with slar bservatins, scientists can nw give early warnings t prtect critical technlgy n Earth and in space.
The breakthrugh shws hw AI can help slve a tugh prblem in space science: predicting the slar wind. With mre reliable frecasts, scientists and engineers can better prepare fr space weather events, keeping critical netwrks safe.
12. What des the underlined wrd “disrupt” in paragraph 2 mean?
A. Imprve.B. Disturb.C. Prtect.D. Weaken.
13. Why des the authr mentin the SpaceX incident in paragraph 2?
A. T clarify the cncept f slar activity.B. T prmte space explratin prgress.
C. T display frmer satellite design errrs.D. T emphasize the necessity f frecasts.
14. Hw did the new AI mdel get trained?
A. By prcessing text-based slar wind reprts.
B. By analyzing slar images and histrical data.
C. By mnitring the imprvements in accuracy.
D. By cmbining recrds and AI-based appraches.
15. Where is the text mst prbably taken frm?
A. A science news reprt.B. A gegraphy textbk.
C. An AI research paper.D. An fficial dcument.
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。
Music has lng been recgnized fr helping peple heal (康复), and with artificial intelligence, this ptential becmes mre accessible. Li Xianu frm Shanghai Cnservatry f Music talked abut this at the Wrld Artificial Intelligence Cnference. ____16____.
One standut was the AI music device, shwn fr the first time by Shanghai Cnservatry f Music. It ffers a peaceful and persnalized healing experience thrugh advanced technlgy. Users first wear devices like EEG headsets and HRV sensrs. ____17____. And music featuring natural sunds envelps them, prviding a peaceful escape frm the utside wrld.
The experience begins with a persnalized questinnaire t cllect persnal data. ____18____. The infrmatin helps an AI mdel create a multisensry experience with matching visuals. Afterward, users receive a detailed reprt and a persnalized music prescriptin (处方). “The system imprves attentin, helps relax and keeps heart rate steady,” Li explains.
Li als says the device cmbines technlgy and art. ____19____. Research n turning brainwaves int sund began in the late 20th century, but AI nw allws quick analysis f persnal traits and real-time sund creatin. “Peple’s respnses t sund need high-level thinking,” Li ntes, “and AI handles the large amunt f data needed”.
Experts pint ut three key breakthrughs f the device: a music-matching algrithm (算法), based n bdy data, dynamic persnal plans, and cmbining different fields. ____20____. It is being tested in hspitals t help autistic (自闭症) children, ease pain and assist students with exam anxiety.
A. The cnference shwcased hw AI is changing healthcare.
B. Then they lie in special chairs and see their bdy data n a screen.
C. Users prvide details abut their health status, birth date and s n.
D. The device has shwn gd results fr sleep disrders and depressin.
E. The innvatin aims t bring music therapy t a wider range f peple.
F. It was develped after many years f research at the experimental center.
G. Such technlgy culd change hw we find and treat mental health prblems.
第二部分 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。
A dangerus encunter with a bisn (野牛) was nt what Rebecca Clark had in mind when she set ut fr a hiking trip in the natinal park.
Knwn fr its fantastic red rcks and green plains, the park ____21____ a large number f visitrs, including Rebecca. It has anther ____22____ — the wild bisn, which were nt n her radar (认知). Until suddenly, they were.
Rebecca was walking back dwn a path when she ____23____ a grup f bisn. They were mving slwly, s she decided t ____24____ them — clser than the recmmended safety distance. As she passed the animals, she ____25____ the mment n her smartphne.
Things gt ____26____ very quickly when ne f the bisn, apparently ____27____, tk ntice. “I saw him turn,” Rebecca recalled, “and ____28____ I knew he was ging t cme after me.” She made a ____29____ attempt t run away, but it was t late. The large animal _____30_____ frm behind and kncked her dwn, its hrn (角) cutting deep int her bdy.
_____31_____, Rebecca was still awake and able t mve. She managed t text her sn and tw friends fr help. Shrtly after, she was _____32_____ t the hspital, where she stayed fr six days, receiving intensive _____33_____ care.
Rebecca shared her vide n scial media s thers culd learn frm her _____34_____. “The best way t cexist with wild animals is t keep a(n) _____35_____ distance frm them,” she psted.
21. A. attractsB. hldsC. trainsD. challenges
22. A. threatB. prizeC. limitD. draw
23. A. thught fB. drve awayC. came acrssD. left behind
24. A. lk afterB. wait frC. play withD. walk by
25. A. appreciatedB. recrdedC. witnessedD. ignred
26. A. admirableB. embarrassingC. dangerusD. interesting
27. A. cntentedB. disturbedC. cnfusedD. inspired
28. A. instantlyB. eventuallyC. directlyD. gradually
29. A. fruitlessB. desperateC. braveD. serius
30. A. watchedB. shutedC. chargedD. appeared
31. A. StrangelyB. CertainlyC. ThankfullyD. Naturally
32. A. rushedB. frcedC. invitedD. fllwed
33. A. skinB. wundC. healthD. psychlgy
34. A. experienceB. treatmentC. guidanceD. discvery
35. A. enrmusB. emtinalC. cmfrtableD. respectful
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。
China’s cnsumer market is experiencing a significant transfrmatin, ____36____ (drive) largely by the grwing emphasis n emtinal satisfactin amng the yunger generatin. It is nw increasingly cmmn t see yung cnsumers lining up in malls, nt fr daily necessities like fd r husehld items, but fr prducts and services ____37____ (deliver) psychlgical satisfactin. A typical example is the ____38____ (extreme) ppular Labubu blind-bx tys, which have develped int a cultural phenmenn since their release. It even leads t glbal shrtages, appealing t the yuth’s desire ____39____ emtinal cmfrt and scial expressin. This trend reflects a prfund shift in cnsumptin values. ____40____ traditinal ecnmic thery places emphasis n reasning, yung cnsumers, especially Gen Z, ____41____ (mtivate) by emtinal values. Studies shw that cute and playful ____42____ (design), such as thse f Labubu, activate the brain’s pleasure centers and pathways assciated with pleasure, thereby generating instant ____43____ (happy) and reducing stress in tday’s fast-paced, high-pressure life. Mrever, sharing unbxing experiences nline strengthens interpersnal cnnectins ____44____ creates a sense f belnging. Obviusly, emtinal value has becme an imprtant factr in purchasing decisins. The change pints tward a mre balanced cnsumptin ecsystem ____45____ emtinal well-being is as imprtant as functinal quality.
第三部分 写作（共两节，满分40分）
第一节（满分15分）
46. 假定你是李华，你班的英语报要增设一个健康类栏目，外教Paul提出“Fitness Zne”(健身空间)与“Mind Care”(心灵关怀)两个选项供大家选择。请给Paul写一封邮件，内容包括：
1.你的选择；
2.说明理由。
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 Paul,
Thank yu fr prpsing tw ptins fr the clumn.
___________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________
Yurs,
Li Hua
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。
This summer, I changed schls. Nt because I disliked my ld ne — in fact, I lved it. It was where I spent every day with my band tgether. But my Dad’s jb required us t mve t anther city. I was really upset.
Saying gdbye t my bandmates brke my heart. We started it tw years ag and named it Rainbw. Lucy was the lead singer; her vice was clear, warm, and full f emtin. Jasn played the bass (贝斯), Tim the drums, and I the guitar. We had been preparing fr a street perfrmance this autumn and had practiced fr lng. But befre summer even fully ended, I had t leave.
“Dn’t be sad,” Lucy tried t cmfrt me. “Maybe yu’ll start a new band.” But her wrds made me even sadder. Hw culd any ther band replace Rainbw?
Actually, my new schl was nice. The teachers and classmates were welcming, and the campus was mdern and well-equipped. I met sme kids wh played different instruments with pretty gd skills, but they just reminded me f the happy ld days with Rainbw. Lucy tld me they still hadn’t fund a new guitarist. Maybe it was nt easy t replace me either.
Winter apprached. One day I gt Lucy’s message, telling me she was cming t my city t see me. I jumped fr jy. We planned t meet at a dwntwn café n Sunday mrning. She asked me t bring my guitar — f curse I wuld. The week passed incredibly slwly until Sunday finally came. I tk my guitar and rushed t the café. Yu can imagine hw we hugged and screamed and cried. Suddenly, I heard familiar drumming arund the crner f the street, accmpanied by the lw-end bass. I fllwed the sund and, culdn’t believe my eyes — it was Jasn and Tim! They winked (眨眼) and smiled at me, cheerfully inviting me t jin.
注意：
1. 续写词数应为150左右;
2. 请按如下格式在答题卡的相应位置作答。
Lucy grabbed my arm and said, “Cme n! Rainbw’s first street shw!”
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When the shw came t an end, nne f us wanted t leave.
___________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________Categry
Minimum Members
Annual Fee（$）
Special Requirement
Academic
10
200
Research prpsal
Cultural
8
160
Perfrmance plan
Sprts
15
300
Safety certificate
Service
12
120
Partnership agreement