河南省南阳市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 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
(选必二 U6 The Media)
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1. What is the main purpse f the CityWhisper app?
A. T prvide nline city tur guides.
B. T sell detailed hand-drawn city maps.
C. T ffer self-guided audi walking turs.
D. T help users find the best restaurants in a city.
2. What is a key feature f the app’s audi cntents?
A. The cntents fcus n fd-themed stries.
B. The narratives are prvided by lcal experts.
C. The stries are tld by internatinal travelers.
D. The audi must be streamed with mbile data.
3. What des Alex’s review emphasize?
A. The cnvenience f the ffline maps.
B. The excellent audi quality f the app.
C. The affrdability f the subscriptin plans.
D. The discvery f new aspects f a familiar city.
B
(必修二 U6 The Admirable)
Once cnsidered crazy by fellw villagers, Indnesian ec-warrir Sadiman has turned barren (荒芜)hills green after 24 years f effrt, making water resurces available in the drught-prne muntainus regin where he lives.
Affectinately addressed as “mbah” r “grandpa”, the 72-year-ld has wrked persistently t plant trees in the hills f central Java after fires t clear the land fr cultivatin nearly dried up its rivers and lakes. ”I thught t myself, if I dn’t plant trees, this area wuld becme dry,“ said Sadiman.“In my experience, banyana trees (榕树)can stre a lt f water,” he said. The lng and wide-spreading rts f at least 11,000 banyans trees Sadiman has planted ver 617 acres help t retain grundwater and prevent land ersin.
Thanks t his effrt, springs have frmed where nce there was barren and arid land, with their water piped t hmes and used t irrigate farms.
Yet, at the beginning, few village residents appreciated his wrk. “Peple ridiculed me fr bringing banyan tree seeds t the village, because they felt uneasy as they believed there are spirits in these trees,” Sadiman added.” Sme even thught he was a mad man because he swapped the gats he raised fr saplings(树苗),” said ne villager, Wart. “In the past peple thught he was crazy, but lk at the result nw,” Wart added. “He is able t prvide clean water t meet the needs f the peple in several villages.”
Sadiman als funds his wrk thrugh a nursery f plants such as clves and jackfruit that he can sell r swap.
“Lack f rain in the area where he planted trees had nce limited farmers t a single harvest a year, but nw, the abundant water surces ensure tw r three,” he said. “I hpe peple here can have prsperus lives and live happily. And dn’t burn the frest ver and ver again,”Sadiman added, with a twinkle in his eye.
4. Hw did the villagers respnd t Sadiman’s deeds initially?
A. They tk an indifferent attitude t his activities.
B. They fllwed in his ftsteps with great passin.
C. They were strngly in favr f his tree-planting.
D. They regarded him as crazy and made fun f him.
5. Which wrds best describe Sadiman?
A. Determined and dedicated.B. Organized and sciable.
C. Outging and prfessinal.D. Sensible and innvative.
6. What result des Sadiman’s tree-planting wrk bring?
A. The regin has becme a cmpletely wet area.
B. Farmers nw get three r fur harvests yearly.
C. Springs appear and water serves hmes and farms.
D. Rivers and lakes have returned t their riginal size.
7. What des Sadiman’s experience shw?
A. Every clud has a silver lining.B. Actins speak luder than wrds.
C. Many hands make light wrk.D. Where there’s a will, there’s a way.
C
(必修一 U1 Life Chices & 必修二 U4. Infrmatin Technlgy)
It was nt until 1984 that the term csplay was cined, cmbining “cstume” and “play”. It is defined as the practice f dressing up as a character frm a mvie, bk, r vide game.
This practice, nw a glbal cultural phenmenn, is largely prpelled by Generatin Z’s digital and scial media skills. Platfrms like Instagram, TikTk, and YuTube are nt nly venues fr sharing cstume creatins but als spaces fr instructin, inspiratin, and interactin.
Csplayers can display their latest csplay achievements, gain inspiratin frm fellw csplayers, and learn frm detailed tutrials that cver everything frm sewing t makeup applicatin. These interactins are crucial, as they nt nly enhance skills but als fster a sense f cmmunity and supprt amng users. “Scial media has allwed me t cnnect with fellw csplayers arund the wrld. It’s incredible t share ur creatins and get instant feedback, all frm ur wn hmes,” says Emma, a 20-year-ld csplayer knwn fr her wnderful presentatins.
Advanced technlgy als fuels Gen Z’s creativity. 3D printing, high-quality materials, and digital tls have ppularized cstume-making, letting beginners create prfessinal-level wrk. This tech evlutin has brught a new csplay era, marked by a surge in authenticity and prfessinalism that was nce reserved fr industry prfessinals r thse with substantial resurces. With these tls, csplayers dn’t just fllw trends; they set them, driving csplay tward a future limited nly by imaginatin.
Csplay, mre than a hbby, is therapy and self-explratin fr many Gen Zers.” The main reasn why I lve csplay s much is that it prvides sme srt f escape frm reality,” shared Mrgan Lney, a special effects artist wh gained cnfidence thrugh the cmmunity. Csplaying strng characters she admires bsted her everyday cnfidence. “I stpped caring what thers think f me r my interests. If it makes yu happy, that’s all that matters.”
8. What des the underlined wrd “prpelled” in paragraph 2 mean?
A. Created.B. Strengthened.
C. Driven.D. Frced.
9. Why is Emma quted in the passage?
A. T describe a csplay trend.
B. T make a striking cmparisn.
C. T share her persnal stry.
D. T prvide supprting evidence.
10. What can we learn frm Paragraph 4?
A. Mst beginners rely cmpletely n ready-made digital designs.
B. Traditinal cstume-making skills are n lnger valued in the field.
C. The accessibility f new tls has unlcked Gen Z’s creative ptential.
D. The essence f csplay has shifted frm creativity t technical perfectin.
11. Hw des csplay help Mrgan Lney?
A. It enables her t value views and fllw thers.
B. It trains her skills and enhances her influences.
C. It helps her escape reality and gain cnfidence.
D. It makes her play characters and gain recgnitin.
D
(必修二 U5 Humans and Nature & 必修三 U8 Green Living)
Scientists have created a new kind f paint that’s super light and tugh. The clrs in the new paint aren’t like thse in mst paint. Instead, they’re mre like the clrs n a butterfly’s wings.
Fr hundreds f years, humans have been mixing different minerals, metals, r chemicals tgether t prduce different clrs f paint. But nature has anther way t create clr, called “structural clr”. Structural clr cmes frm tiny shapes n the surfaces f things like wings, feathers, r shells. Nrmally, we never see the shapes that create these clrs because they’re s tiny.
Researchers were trying t create a special mirrred surface. But they fund super-tiny clumps f aluminum (铝) atms n the surface. The researchers were upset because these tiny masses messed up the mirrr. Then they realized that these tiny masses made clrs when light hit them. They decided t turn their discvery int paint.
All the clrs in the new paint cme frm aluminum. There are tiny aluminum flakes and even tinier nanparticles (纳米粒) that create the clrs. The nanparticles dn’t really prduce the clr. They simply reflect back a single clr. The size f the nanparticles determines which clr gets reflected.
Because the new paint desn’t have pigments (颜料), it is extremely light. The paint is s light that it culd reduce the fuel used by planes and cars. Nrmally, it takes abut 500 kilgrams f paint t cver a Being 747 airplane. It wuld nly take 1.3 kilgrams f structural paint t d the same jb.
In regular paint, pigments break dwn and fade ver time. That’s nt true fr structural clr. “Once we paint smething with structural clr, it shuld stay fr centuries,“ says Dr. Chanda. What’s mre, the new paint, even darker shades, desn’t heat up like regular paint and keeps surfaces up t 16.6°C cler than nrmal paint. Using it n buildings culd help cl cities and reduce the electricity spent n air cnditining.
12. What makes structural clr different frm the clr f mst paint?
A. It uses metals and minerals t prduce varius shades.
B. It is created thrugh tiny structures that reflect specific light.
C. It is inspired by clrs fund in butterfly wings and bird feathers.
D. It results frm mixing different chemicals under certain cnditins.
13. What led scientists t discver the new paint?
A. The demand fr lighter paint in the aviatin industry.
B. A lng-term study n hw butterflies prduce clrs.
C. Their purpseful research n creating a clred mirrr.
D. An unexpected finding when making a mirrred surface.
14. What des the authr want t emphasize in the last tw paragraphs?
A. The new paint’s lw cst.
B. The new paint’s multiple advantages.
C. The histry f regular paint.
D. The difficulty f making the new paint.
15. Which is the best title fr the passage?
A. Nature’s Recipe fr a Revlutinary Paint
B. Butterfly Wings: Nature’s Clrful Inspiratin
C. The Evlutin f Pigments in Art and Industry
D. Hw Aluminum Is Changing the Future f Flight
第二节(共5小题;每小题2.5分，满分12.5分)(必修一 U2 Sprts and fitness)
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。
Playing sprts has always been imprtant t 31-year-ld Erik Jhnsn, a city planner in Philadelphia. Jhnsn did well in baseball and ice hckey as a kid. ____16____
A recent survey fund that 56 percent f the strng majrity f adults in the U.S. wh play sprt say that winning is imprtant t them, t. 54 percent f them say they always r ften push themselves t their physical limits, and 85 percent say their perfrmance is imprtant t them. ____17____ “Even watching yur team win feels gd.” Gmelch says, a researcher wh studies human behavir.
But interestingly, as we get lder, the desire t cmpete and win in the sprts we play seems t fade. ____18____ 40 percent f U.S. adults between 18 and 25 say they play sprts. But amng thse wh are 26 t 29 years ld, nly 1 in 4 plays. As fr the ver-50 grup, just 20 percent play sprts.
Health prblems and injuries are amng peple’s reasns fr nt playing sprts.____19____ Sprts psychlgy cach Greg Chertk says this drp in interest may patly cme frm hw tday’s adults saw lsing as kids, nt just winning. Negative reactins t nt winning can be discuraging and can create a negative view f sprts in childhd and teen years, r later in adulthd, when wins becme even harder t achieve.
____20____ Hwever,the main gals f yuth sprt shuld be exercise, fun,scial cnnectin and character building.
A. Plus, victry in sprts is simply fun.
B. Learning early in life t feel jy in a win is great.
C. But they als say they just dn’t have the time r the interest.
D. Jhnsn’s enthusiasm abut sprts is frm his interest as a child.
E. Here are sme surveys abut hw peple f different ages take sprts.
F. Tday, Jhnsn is still passinate abut ice hckey and abut winning.
G. That may be ne reasn why interest in playing sprts decreases with age.
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)(选必一 U1 Relatinships)
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。
It was a typical mrning fr Kara Twmey. Suddenly, a lud sund ____21____ her. Sme crws f black feathers ____22____ up in a flash. One had grabbed a baby rbin (知更鸟), but as the crw tk flight, it ____23____ drpped the baby t the grund.
Kara ____24____. Gently, she carried him back hme and settled him in a grass-lined bx. The fall had injured the rbin’s ____25____, and he wasn’t able t curl his tes. A veterinarian recmmended feeding it with wet cat fd using a ____26____ spn.” It was like having a human baby,” Kara says. “I was feeding him every hur, changing the water, grass and leaves in the ____27____.
After a week, Kara started bringing Squeaker, ____28____ fr his talkative nature, ut t practice flying. Sn his feet ____29____, and his wings grew strng enugh t take him up t lw ____30____ in a tree.
One day, Squeaker decided it was time fr him t ____31____ n his wn. He flew ff. Althugh a little ____32____, Kara just hped she had dne enugh t prepare the rbin fr the big wrld.
One mnth later, a familiar ____33____ dived dwn and landed n a branch near Kara’s head. That mment cnvinced Kara that every bit f her effrt had been ____34____. The little rbin had nt nly regained his ____35____ but earned a lasting place in her heart.
21. A. warnedB. hrrifiedC. remindedD. amazed
22. A. struggledB. scatteredC. rseD. stayed
23. A. reluctantlyB. purpsefullyC. accidentallyD. deliberately
24. A. hung arundB. rushed verC. passed byD. mved frward
25. A. headB. muthC. wingsD. feet
26. A. tinyB. deepC. delicateD. fancy
27. A. nestB. bxC. basketD. cup
28. A. hnredB. entitledC. annuncedD. nicknamed
29. A. achedB. swelledC. healedD. stretched
30. A. branchesB. leavesC. trunksD. rts
31. A. existB. wanderC. explreD. search
32. A. dwnB. utC. upD. ff
33. A. bjectB. figureC. crwD. sund
34. A. invaluableB. insignificantC. wrthlessD. adequate
35. A. dependenceB. cnfidenceC. dignityD. freedm
第二节(共10小题;每小题1.5分，满分15分)(选必四 U12 Innvatin)
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。
____36____ China is the wrld’s premier manufacturing pwer, making billins f prducts fr glbal cmpanies every year, it has lng fallen behind in creating ____37____ (imagine) hme-grwn retail brands and prducts that stand ut internatinally. At ne time, mst westerners struggled t name a successful Chinese cnsumer-gds brand.
This is nw changing in a surprising way. Innvative Chinese brands are everywhere, winning hearts acrss the wrld. Frm the busy streets f Stckhlm t the sunny rads f Sydney, ____38____ eclectic car passing silently by is likely Chinese. Pp Mart’s nine-tthed dlls, ____39____ (call) Labubu, have even attracted celebrities. Black Myth: Wukng, a hit vide game based n Jurney t the West, ____40____ (win) glbal fans since its first shw, with players praising its beautiful scenes.
Many brands highlight their rts, including Chagee’s lg ____41____ (feature) a Peking Opera singer. Even if Chinese firms previusly ____42____ (succeed) by cpying western prducts and selling them at lw prices, nw they gain their wn valuable intellectual prperty thrugh hard research. This benefits ____43____ (shpper) wrldwide by ffering mre innvative chices that fit different needs.
In China, the days are almst ver ____44____ freign brands can win simply fr being freign. They must better understand lcal tastes and even partner with Chinese firms. _____45_____ the Mnkey King’s jurney, Chinese brands’ westward expansin culd bring abundant rewards.
第四部分 写作(共两节，满分40分)
第一节(满分15分)(必修三 U9 Learning)
46. 假定你是学校学生会代表李华，学校计划开设“校园农场”实践活动，但部分学生因缺乏种植经验或怕占用课余时间而兴趣不高，请你给负责老师Helen写一封信。内容包括：
1. 反映学生顾虑；
2. 提出改进建议。
注意：
1. 词数80词左右；
2. 可适当增加细节，使行文连贯；
3. 开头和结尾已给出，不计入总词数。
Dear Helen,
I’m Li Hua, a student representative frm the Student Unin.
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Yurs sincerely,
Li Hua
第二节(满分25分)(选必二 U4Humur＆选必四 U10 Cnnectins)
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。
First, here are a few things yu need t knw abut my dad. He was a slightly impatient kind f a guy. If he wanted smething dne, he wanted it dne nw, if nt sner. Secnd, yu need t knw that Dad was an early riser. Every single day. N exceptins.
One mre thing abut my dad, he was clr-blind. That usually didn’t matter. And he was a fairly cnservative kind f persn. Fr instance, he bught ur new hme ut in the cuntry and bjected immediately t the stucc (粉饰灰泥) being a peach clr. Way t “flashy” fr Dad. He hired a painter t cver up all that peach with an ice, nt-flashy gray. Dad was fnd f gray anyway.
And s, we arrived at the Saturday mrning when Dad ppped ut f bed as bright-eyed as ever, felt restless, and lked arund fr smething that needed ding. Mm was sund asleep, as usual. My brther and I slept in a bit. There was nbdy arund t keep an eye n Dad and whatever he decided t d next. S, Dad decided that the prch (门廊) n ur newly gray huse needed a fresh cat f paint. He headed ff t the hardware stre t get paint and painting supplies.
We’ve never been sure what happened at the hardware stre. Did he study clr samples? Did anther shpper help him chse? Wh knew? But we were all pretty sure that Dad had n clue what clr he was painting the wden prch. He wrked hard at the task.
My brther and I wke up and went lking fr Dad. We fund him, ut frnt in ld wrk clthes, busily painting ur frnt prch with a srt f intense pink paint. It was a glw-in-the-dark pink. A be-seen-fr-miles pink. A stp-yur-car-t-stare pink. A pint-and-laugh pink.
注意：
1．续写词数应为150个左右；
2．请按如下格式在答题纸的相应位置作答。
My brther and I made a quick dash fr Mm.
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Dad asked, “What’s wrng with the clr?”
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