安徽省A10联盟2025-2026学年高三上学期11月期中英语试卷（学生版）

这是一份安徽省A10联盟2025-2026学年高三上学期11月期中英语试卷（学生版），共11页。试卷主要包含了5分，满分37，1 t abut等内容，欢迎下载使用。
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和D四个选项中，选出最佳选项。
A
The Omni-Theatre, Asia’s first-8K 3D digital dme theatre, is a unique educatinal and entertainment destinatin. Unlike traditinal theatres, it is equipped with a pwerful digital planetarium system, allwing visitrs t see space in 8K reslutin and travel thrugh time. The 221-seat theatre hsts a variety f films and live shws, taking audiences t remte lcatins n Earth and in the universe. It is pen fr bth schl bkings and public visits.
Shackletn: The Greatest Stry Of Survival
44 mins 12 pm | 5 pm
This film brings t life ne f the mst incredible true survival stries—a jurney f endurance, curage, and the unbreakable human spirit.
Amazing Din Wrld 2
40 mins 10 am | 2 pm
Thrugh spectacular cmputer-generated imagery and mdern science, this film returns t prehistric Earth t shw hw dinsaurs lived and eventually disappeared.
Cities f the Future
45 mins 3 pm
Imagine the cities f tmrrw—sustainable, high-tech, and smart. It shwcases innvatins in architecture, transprt, and energy that cmbat urban challenges.
Animal Kingdm
40 mins 11 am | 4 pm
A fun and educatinal adventure intrducing six fascinating animal families. Perfect fr yung and family audiences t learn abut creatures that keep ur planet alive.
Ticket Prices:
Off-peak: Weekdays during schl term.
Peak: Weekends, public hlidays & schl hlidays.
Please purchase yur tickets nline befre visiting Omni-Theatre.
1. What sets the Omni-Theater apart frm ther theaters?
A. Its shwing films abut uter space.
B. Its cnvenient lcatin fr schl trips.
C. Its use f tech t create virtual experiences.
D. Its largest seating capacity fr audiences in Asia.
2. What d Amazing Din Wrld 2 and Cities f the Future have in cmmn?
A. Bth are based n histrical events.
B. Bth shw changes frm the past t the future.
C. Bth fcus n survival in extreme envirnments.
D. Bth use mdern digital effects t present scientific ideas.
3. Hw much shuld tw children aged 7 pay n a Saturday?
A. $20.B. $26.C. $40.D. $46.
B
Riding acrss the wide Mnglian steppe is never easy. A single mistake — lsing equipment r a hrse stepping int a hidden hle — can mean game ver. Yet earlier this mnth, 45 riders faced this challenge in the Mngl Derby, knwn as the wrld’s tughest hrse race.
The curse cvers 1,000 kilmeters f pen plains, muntains, rivers, and sand. Riders spend up t ten days crssing the land, changing hrses every 20 miles at supply statins. These Mngl hrses are knwn t be the tughest in the wrld, handling -40℃ winters t 30℃ summers. Small but pwerful, they have changed very little ver hundreds f years and are knwn fr carrying warrirs int battle during the Mngl Empire’s cnquests in the 13th century.
But riding these hrses is extremely demanding. “Cmpetitrs endure 12-hur days at high speed. It’s significantly harder than anything I’ve ever dne,” said Anna Bden. The 30-year-ld teacher frm Lndn was ne f the fur winners f the Mngl Derby, crssing the finish line alngside Eisa Al Khayari and Khalifa Al Hamed frm the UAE, and Michael Pllard frm the USA.
The physical challenge is matched by the mental strain. “The tughest part is staying psitive thrugh highs and lws,” Michael said. “Yu’re cnstantly facing failure, but pushing thrugh makes yu even strnger.”
Riders stay in gers — traditinal Mnglian tents — with lcal herding families, whse kindness ffers cmfrt and mtivatin. Hrses are sacred in Mnglia, and riders must respect them — even when thrwn ff. “Respect fr the hrses is vital here,” Michael nted.
The race traces back t Genghis Khan’s 13th-century pstal system, linking distant lands by hrse relay. Tday, it hnrs that legacy. Rather unusually fr a hrse race, the Mngl Derby allws jint winners, which is hw fur riders crssed the finish line at the same time this year. Michael said: “We’d rather crss tgether than see anyne lse. It is really beautiful and I’m really hnred t have been part f it.”
4. What makes the Mngl Derby especially challenging?
A. Riders have t crss 1,000 km f rugh land.
B. Riders might easily lse their way in the wild.
C. Riders need t set up their wn tents at night.
D. Riders might run int wild animals alng the rute.
5. What des Michael think is the hardest thing abut the race?
A. Enduring extreme physical pain.
B. Cmmunicating with lcal families.
C. Staying ptimistic thrugh tugh times.
D. Changing hrses at supply statins every 20 miles.
6. Why must riders shw respect t the hrses accrding t the text?
A. T avid hrse injuries.B. Due t their religius significance.
C. Because f their strength and pwer.D. T ensure faster speed during the race.
7. What des Michael Pllard’s statement in the last paragraph suggest?
A. Team spirit matters.B. Winning is everything.
C. The race is in fact unfair.D. Genghis Khan’s legacy will live n.
C
Fr swimmers and surfers, sharks withut teeth may sund like a relief. Yet a new study warns that this culd ne day becme a reality, as cean acidificatin threatens the sharp teeth that these tp predatrs rely n t survive.
Sharks have several rws f teeth, and new nes usually replace lst nes quickly. But researchers fund that rising cean acidity may damage teeth faster than they can be replaced, making it harder fr sharks t feed. This culd affect bth shark ppulatins and the balance f the marine ecsystem.
Ocean acidificatin ccurs when the sea absrbs large amunts f carbn dixide, lwering pH levels. By the year 2300, the cean’s pH may drp frm tday’s 8.1 t abut:7.3. Such a change culd bring serius challenges t many sea creatures.
T test the impact, scientists placed 60 shark teeth int tanks. One tank had nrmal seawater (pH 8.1) and the ther was mre acidic (pH 7.3). After eight weeks, teeth in the acidic water shwed abut twice as much damage. The teeth had cme frm blacktip reef sharks at a German aquarium, which were cllected after the sharks naturally lst them.
Accrding t lead researcher Maximilian Baum, acidificatin adds t ther threats sharks already face, such as verfishing and lss f prey (猎物). Earlier research als shwed that shark skin scales, which are tth-like structures, suffer similar harm. Mre sensitive shark species, especially thse with slwer tth replacement, may face greater risks.
Still, Baum believes sharks may adapt by replacing teeth mre quickly r strengthening them. Shark tth expert Lisa Whitenack added that even crrded teeth might still functin. She stressed the need fr future studies t test whether damaged teeth can still cut r puncture prey effectively.
The findings highlight the imprtance f reducing human-made carbn emissins. Prtecting sharks’ teeth is nt nly abut the animals themselves, but als abut the health f the entire cean ecsystem.
8. What can be inferred frm the study’s findings?
A. Sharks will evlve larger jaws sn.
B. Artificial lighting brings sharks mre fd.
C. Cutting carbn emissins helps prtect sharks.
D. Mst sharks already adapt well t acidic waters.
9. What did the shark tth experiment shw?
A. Teeth grew strnger in acidic water.
B. Acidic water dubled tth damage.
C. pH 7.3 water imprved tth strength.
D. Teeth in pH 8.1 water remained perfect.
10. What des Lisa Whitenack’s statement suggest?
A. Crrded teeth are useless fr hunting.
B. Damaged teeth need functinal testing.
C. Sharks will evlve new teeth structures.
D. Acidificatin nly affects tth appearance.
11. What is the best title fr the text?
A. Sharks’ Teeth at Risk frm Acid.
B. Why Sharks lse Teeth in Old Age.
C. New Discveries Abut Shark Teeth.
D. The Rle f Shark Teeth in Marine Ecsystems.
D
A recent study has shwn that different kinds f sngs bring back different kinds f memries. Sfter, acustic (原声的) music tends t remind peple f calm r even sad mments, while luder, high-energy sngs mre ften bring back fun and exciting events.
“We all knw the feeling f hearing a sng and suddenly being taken back t a past mment,” explained Safiyah Nawaz frm Gldsmiths University in Lndn. “Our study shws that qualities f the music itself — such as hw energetic, lud, r acustic it is — are cnnected t the emtins and clarity f thse memries.”
Scientists have lng knwn that music can cnjure strng memries. What’s new is hw the emtinal qualities f music are linked t memry, which culd help in medical treatments, such as helping peple with dementia (痴呆) r Alzheimer’s disease. Music therapies are already used with patients, ften reducing anxiety and imprving their relatinships with caregivers.
T explre this further, researchers surveyed 233 peple aged 18 t 76. Participants were asked abut memries cnnected t bth their favrite sngs and ppular hits frm their teenage years. Previus research suggests that arund age 14, peple frm the strngest music-related memries.
The analysis revealed several patterns. Mre acustic sngs were tied t vivid and unique memries, ften invlving emtins like rmance r admiratin. In cntrast, high-energy sngs, such as Prince’s When Dves Cry, brught back memries f excitement and amusement, and were recalled mre quickly. Anther key finding was that self-chsen sngs led t mre psitive and specific memries than chart hits, shwing that it’s nt just the musical features that influence memry, but als hw much a persn likes a sng and hw familiar it is t them.
The team has als launched an nline cllectin f sngs and musical memries, aiming t expand it beynd Western samples. “We hpe this cllectin will help us better understand hw music, tgether with persnal experience, prduces such deep and meaningful memries,” said Nawaz, adding that future research will explre hw musical elements interact with persnal factrs t create meaningful memries in everyday life.
12. What is the main fcus f the recent study?
A. Why peple prefer acustic sngs.B. Hw music treats dementia patients.
C. Hw music affects emtins directly.D. Hw music qualities influence memry.
13. What des the underlined wrd “cnjure” in Paragraph 3 mst likely mean?
A. Hld back.B. Search fr.C. Put dwn.D. Bring abut.
14. What is a pssible benefit f music therapy?
A. Stp memry decline.B. Imprve patient md.
C. Help patients live lnger.D. Slw dwn aging prcess.
15. Which kind f music recalls mre pleasant memries?
A. Sngs frm the music charts.B. Sngs that are sft and acustic.
C. Sngs frequently played n the radi.D. Sngs persnally preferred by listeners.
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。
A great pem can be there fr yu — just like ther wrks f art yu hld dear. It can help yu prcess sadness, anger r fear. ____16____ Sme pems make yu want t stand up and shut them frm the rfs. But if yu haven’t read petry in a while, these feelings may be hard t access. Here are fur tips t help yu meaningfully cnnect t a pem.
____17____ In schl, petry is ften taught as smething t analyze — students must understand every line, find hidden meanings, and write essays. That keeps them frm develping persnal relatinships with petry. S relax as yu read a pem — there’s n quiz at the end!
Read it ut lud. ____18____ When yu speak the wrds ut, yu ntice rhythm, tne, and emtin. Try reading the same pem in different ways: slwly, as if savring each wrd; r clearly, as if explaining it t smene else. It may help further yur understanding f the pem.
Dn’t wrry abut “getting it”. Peple ften feel pressured t unlck a pem’s true meaning. Dn’t d that. ____19____ Ask yurself sme simple questins: What impressin des it leave? What thughts cme t mind? These questins help yu shape yur experience.
Visualize the pem. A pem might ffer visual imagery — r may nt. If nt, use yur imaginatin t fill in the details. Think f the pem as a mvie r a play and yu’re the directr. What clrs wuld yu use? ____20____ If there’s light, what kind f light wuld it be? These brain pictures can enrich yur cnnectin t the pem.
A. What kind f setting is there?
B. Take ntes while studying petry.
C. Instead, fcus n yur wn reactin.
D. Or it makes yu feel happy r excited.
E. Dn’t treat petry like a classrm task.
F. Hw des the pem have an impact n yu?
G. Petry has a lng histry and an art frm.
第三部分 语言运用 (共两节，满分30分)
第一节 完形填空 (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。
Lked dwn upn, left ut, unwanted — that’s hw I felt that day. It was during 7th grade, n the schl’s paved rad utside ur classrms. Tw classes had ____21____ t play a game. I was excited t jin, but a classmate wuldn’t let me play n her team. Her ____22____ was enugh t make anyne feel unwelcme. Despite repeated begging frm anther girl, the ____23____ classmate still wuldn’t allw me t jin. Back then, I didn’t realize that anther persn’s ____24____ shuld nt decide my wrth. It was a terrible mment, enugh t ____25____ a yung heart.
And then, life gave me a small blessing, ____26____ my life greatly. It happened ne day in 9th grade. I ____27____ scred high in an English test. My teacher’s eyes lit up with genuine surprise and pride. She didn’t just ____28____ — she std in frnt f the class, held up my paper, and said, “This is what ____29____ lks like. Lk at the thughtful details in the essay, the clear structure, and the ____30____ vcabulary. This isn’t luck — it’s ____31____.” Then she added, sftly but firmly, “I’ve seen yur jurney. Yu’ve gne frm ____32____ ver simple sentences t writing with cnfidence. Keep ging. Yu’re nt just imprving in English — yu’re becming a strnger ____33____.”
Thse wrds served as ____34____ t make me burn the midnight il. Nw, it didn’t matter wh was ____35____ t me — I was ready t face the wrld with cnfidence.
21. A. chsenB. struggledC. attemptedD. gathered
22. A. refusalB. cmmentC. gestureD. silence
23. A. nervusB. talentedC. patientD. mean
24. A. mistakeB. pininC. appearanceD. md
25. A. pur utB. calm dwnC. tear apartD. warm up
26. A. disturbingB. changingC. simplifyingD. ruining
27. A. initiallyB. naturallyC. unexpectedlyD. reluctantly
28. A. checkB. debateC. screamD. smile
29. A. effrtB. hnestyC. intelligenceD. bravery
30. A. basicB. strangeC. richD. cmmn
31. A. ambitinB. pprtunityC. memryD. grwth
32. A. hesitatingB. skippingC. practicingD. arguing
33. A. guideB. thinkerC. actrD. athlete
34. A. purpseB. fuelC. pressureD. reminder
35. A. equalB. sincereC. unkindD. familiar
第二节 (共10小题;每小题1.5分，满分13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 Yuanyang Hani Terraces (梯田) in suthwest China’s Yunnan Prvince, already recgnized as ____36____ UNESCO Wrld Cultural Heritage site, were further hnred by being added ____37____ the 2025 Wrld Heritage Irrigatin Structures list n Sept. 10, 2025.
This muntain farming irrigatin system, which has been in place fr ver 1,300 years, vividly demnstrates the Chinese natin’s eclgical ____38____ (wise) f harmnius cexistence between humans and nature.
The Yuanyang Hani Terraces are lcated in the Aila Muntains alng the Red River in Yunnan. This ____39____ (impress) irrigatin system cvers an area f 3,740 hectares. Accrding t research, the terraces ____40____ (build) as early as the Tang. Dynasty. The lcal Hani peple carved the terraces alng the muntain slpes (山坡), passing dwn their unique agricultural ____41____ (methd) thrugh generatins. Tday, a netwrk made up f 305 canals ____42____ (run) thrugh the area, channeling water t the vast terraced fields.
Far frm being islated, this remarkable system integrates perfectly with the surrunding frests, water systems, and villages, ____43____ (create) a harmnius ecsystem. The frests at the muntain tps cnserve water surces, while canals channel water thrugh the villages ____44____ (irrigate) the terraces.
Tday, the regin’s distinct water culture, ____45____ emphasizes fair water distributin, cnservatin, and harmnius relatinships between peple and water, has becme the essence f Hani Terrace culture.
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，上周六上午你和同学们参加了校学生会组织的“美丽家园，从我做起”环保志愿活动。请你给澳大利亚笔友Aarn写一封邮件，分享这次活动。内容包括：
1. 活动经过；
2. 你的收获与感受。
注意：
1. 写作词数应为80左右；
2. 请按如下格式在答题卡的相应位置作答。
Dear Aarn,
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Best wishes!
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。
Mira and Kael were adventurus siblings wh lved explring nature and always supprted each ther thrugh every challenge. Fr days, they had been preparing fr a weekend hike in the muntains.
It all started with a map Kael fund in an ld hiking magazine at the library. Tucked between pages abut muntain trails was an ld pht f a lake s blue it lked unreal — “Hidden Eagle Lake,” it said, “almst n ne knws hw t get there.” That was all he needed. “Mira, we have t g!” he said, bursting int her rm.
Fr days, they studied printuts, packing and repacking their bags, checking lists again and again. Their parents weren’t thrilled, but finally agreed: ne night, just the tw f them, deep in the Pine Ridge Muntains.
On a fggy Sunday mrning, backpacks heavy n their shulders, they left the last rad behind and began climbing. The trail was steeper than expected, rts snaking acrss the path, fg wrapping the trees like smke. But when they finally brke thrugh the treeline, there it was — the lake, glwing under the clearing sky, surrunded by cliffs and silence. N ftprints. N signs. Just wild, untuched beauty.
They drpped their packs with a laugh, quickly set up the tent, and lit a fire. As sup warmed ver the flames, they sat clse, swapping stries frm past trips, feeling like real explrers. Fr a mment, everything seemed perfect.
Then Kael saw it — a dark gap beneath sme thick vines, half-hidden by the rcks. “Lk! A cave!” he said, eyes wide. Mira hesitated — it lked damp... maybe dangerus. But curisity wn. “Okay,” she said, “but just a quick lk.”
Big mistake.
Inside, the air turned cld. The narrw tunnel pened int a wider space, water dripping frm sharp rcks abve. Kael stepped frward — and the grund gave way beneath him.
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。
Mira’s heart sank, but she frced herself t stay calm.
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Kael tk a deep breath, grabbing the rpe with ne hand.
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