2026届江西省景德镇高三上学期一模英语英语试题（学生版）

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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
Icnic Experiences in Brazil
One f the wrld’s largest cuntries, Brazil is a destinatin where yu can make a return visit and always discver smething new. Start yur explratin f Brazil’s best with these must-d experiences.
Jin the wrld’s biggest party at Ri’s Carnival
The nly thing mre symblic f Brazil than Christ the Redeemer (基督像) is the party that ges n belw his utstretched arms in the streets f Ri de Janeir. A whle week befre the Cathlic hliday f Ash Wednesday, the city is in full celebratin mde with blcs (blck parties) ppping up in different neighbrhds. Meanwhile, astnishingly creative mega-flats, accmpanied by hundreds f cstumed dancers frm lcal samba schls, take ver the Sambadrme.
Explre Indigenus ingredients in Brazilian cuisine
The typical lunch Brazilians enjy usually cnsists f beans, rice, and meat, but dn’t let that mislead yu int thinking that the fd is predictable. Brazilian cuisine is an amalgamatin (融合) f Native American, African, and Prtuguese influences. Indigenus ingredients such as guarana and crn are widely used all ver the cuntry in day-t-day fds. Escape t nature n a beautiful island
Ilhabela and Ilha Grande are sme f the best ptins fr nature lvers. Hike t waterfalls in the middle f the rainfrest, r trek t distant beaches nly reachable by trail r bat. Fr a mre remte and rmantic destinatin, cnsider visiting Fernand de Nrnha, a ppular ecturism destinatin lcated 200 miles ff the nrtheastern cast f Brazil. It is knwn fr its abundant marine life.
1. Accrding t the text, what d cstumed dancers d in Carnival?
A. They teach samba dance techniques t the turists.
B. They hst blck parties in different neighbrhds.
C. They perfrm with mega-flats at the Sambadrme.
D. They rganize religius prcessins fr Ash Wednesday.
2. Which f the fllwing is TRUE accrding t the text?
A. Fernand de Nrnha has many distant beaches that are nly accessible by car.
B. Ri’s Carnaval begins tw weeks befre the Cathlic hliday f Ash Wednesday.
C. Brazilian fd is cnsidered predictable due t its limited indigenus ingredients.
D. Visitrs can still discver smething new when they pay a secnd visit t Brazil.
3. What is this text prbably taken frm?
A. A gegraphy bkB. A persnal memir
C. A scientific jurnalD. A travel guidebk
B
I wrked as a cashier at a retail stre. It was crazy busy. I cncentrated n ne custmer at a time, the ne standing in frnt f me.
A father and his daughter were here, telling me the rder wuld be three transactins (交易). Sweet. I rang the father’s stuff. The daughter was abut 20 (appearing t have a disability). I was asking her abut the cartn character n her shirt while ringing the father’s stuff. The father paid.
Then the disabled girl shyly put a few items n the belt. Her father tld her t srt her items ut, fd stuff first. I rang that up. She tried t insert payment but it was a slide-yur-card deal. I helped guide her hand dwn the crrect part. I handed her the receipt.
I rang up her small tys. Her father handed her a $50 bill. I leaned ver and tld her what her ttal was. She handed me her mney and I tld her that it was a $50 bill and she wuld be getting change back. Her father asked me t give her small bills. I ppped the register and tk ut her change and the receipt. I asked the girl t give me her hand and she did. I cunted ut her change t her, ne bill at a time. “Here is a 20, a 5 and yur 2 singles.” I thanked her fr shpping and tld her t enjy her tys. She then helped her father put stuff n the belt and I cntinued talking t her abut her shirt.
The father thanked me fr talking t his daughter. “We shp twice weekly and n ne has ever actually talked t my daughter. Everyne just rushes her thrugh.” I aplgized fr everyne and tld him, “I think everyne deserves t be treated as yu wuld like t be treated.”
4. Why did the father request three transactins?
A. T create mre pprtunities fr his daughter t talk.
B. T separate fd frm nn-fd items fr packaging.
C. T develp his daughter’s independent shpping skills.
D. T help his daughter knw the prices f different items.
5. What difficulty did the daughter encunter during her first checkut?
A. She used an incrrect card peratin methd.
B. She lst the receipt befre leaving the stre.
C. She frgt t place fd items n the belt.
D. She misunderstd the cashier’s instructins.
6. Which wrd best describes the cashier?
A. Cautius.B. Patient.C. Reliable.D. Cnsiderate.
7. What’s the best title f the passage?
A. Treat Others as Yu Are TreatedB. Dedicate Time Where It’s Required
C. Small Steps Make Big JurneysD. A Little Serves Ging a Lng Way
C
Years ag, as I began explring Africa, Asia, and the Arctic, I deliberately tk few r n phtgraphs. I believed that viewing the wrld thrugh a lens limited my ability t truly see and appreciate my surrundings. It seemed that striving fr perfect shts remved me frm the mment, turning experiences int mere image-building.
My perspective has since evlved. I nw frequently take phts — nt nly during travels but in daily life, whether nticing a peculiar mushrm while walking my dg, bserving clud frmatins befre a strm, r admiring flral arrangements at a lcal café. I acknwledge that phtgraphy can be distracting, especially in an era f pwerful pcket cameras and image-driven scial platfrms. Yet I als recgnize its pwer t make us pause, cnsciusly capture a mment, and better understand ur wrld. This is what Natinal Ge-graphic’s phtgraphers achieve s remarkably, and why we’ve dedicated this issue t their wrk.
Prfessinal phtgraphers perate n an entirely different level. Their wrk invlves creative, intellectual, and lgistical challenges far beynd mst hbbyists’ experience. T them, phtgraphy is an ptimized blend f art and science — a means t halt viewers and highlight stries that need telling. The finest images reveal the unseen. This special issue shws utstanding phtgraphs frm the past year. Sme revisit previus stries; thers preview upcming features. Cllectively, they ffer new perspectives n ur wrld’s wnders in 2022.
Beynd displaying these images, we share phtgraphers’ persnal accunts — revealing the extensive effrts behind their shts and the tls they use. And since Instagram is central t ur cmmunity, with ver 230 millin engaging with ur cntent, we include ur fllwers’ mst-lved phts frm the past year. If yu haven’t jined us, fllw @natge fr daily inspiratin. Enjy the issue.
8. Why did the authr riginally avid taking phts during his travels?
A. His camera equipment was nt advanced enugh.
B. He thught it distracted frm directly experiencing.
C. He preferred t dcument his travels thrugh writing.
D. He believed phtgraphy was t technically cmplex.
9. T the authr, what is ne current benefit f phtgraphy that they nw recgnize?
A. It is the mst effective t prve travel experiences t thers.
B. It has charm t make us stp and better appreciate ur wrld.
C. It helps in building a persnal file n scial media platfrms.
D. It allws phtgraphers t perate n different levels f amateurs.
10. What des the underlined wrd “ptimized” mst likely mean in the 3rd paragraph?
A. ImprvedB. CreatedC. SimplifiedD. Discvered
11. Frm this passage, we knw ________.
A. the authr refuses t pht because it limits the experience.
B. prfessinal phtgraphers fcus purely n artistic expressin in their wrk.
C. the special issue includes bth phtgraphers’ stries and phts.
D. Gegraphic’s Instagram accunt has fewer than 200 millin fllwers.
D
Wmen have lng dminated the wellness industry, with a fcus n keeping the skin dewy and the limbs slim and Pilates-tned. Wmen have als been majr cntributrs t the science f aging. The bilgist Cynthia Kenyn helped launch the field with her 1993 discvery that a single gene mutatin dubled the lifespan f wrms. Kenyn is nw vice president f aging research at Calic Life Sciences, a cmpany fcused n the bilgy f aging.
Still, when it cmes t lngevity, particularly the high-prfile, publicity-generating pursuit f lifespans extending t 100 and beynd, men have been the faces f the mvement. That is starting t change with the rise f an increasingly prminent grup f female scientists, entrepreneurs and influencers. In a field dminated by “lngevity brs,” they culd be called the “lngevity ladies.”
What these lngevity ladies all address in varied ways is a mystery that cntinues t perplex the field. Wmen live lnger than men, five years n average in the U.S. Yet wmen als spend mre years f their lives than men d in prer health.
The rise f the lngevity ladies can be attributed t the cnvergence f tw majr changes. One is a brader cultural embrace f the rle lifestyle chices, such as scial cnnectins and a gd diet, can play in bth enriching a life and lengthening it. These are areas where female vices have traditinally held sway. The ther big driver in the rise f the lngevity ladies is the emergence f scientific findings shwing the rle that sex differences play in the aging prcess and a grwing belief that research n wmen might imprve hw aging is understd and treated in men t.
12. Cynthia Kenyn’s cntributin t the field f aging research is ________.
A. funding Calic Life Sciences t study aging bilgy.
B. discvering a gene mutatin dubling wrms’ lifespan.
C. prmting the imprtance f scial cnnectins and diet.
D. explaining why wmen spend mre years in pr health.
13. What can be inferred frm the secnd paragraph?
A. Men have been mre visible in the pursuit f lngevity.
B. Wmen have played a majr rle in the science f aging.
C. Wmen live lnger but suffer frm prer health in later life.
D. Men are less interested in the wellness industry than wmen.
14. The underlined wrd “perplex” in the third paragraph is clsest in meaning t ________.
A. cnfuseB. exciteC. inspireD. reslve
15. Which ne supprts the increased wmen’s prminence in lngevity research?
A. The discvery that scial cnnectins have a very little impact n male’s lngevity.
B. The idea that men are n lnger suitable subjects fr the cmplex aging research.
C. The belief that studying wmen’s lngevity leads t breakthrughs applicable t men.
D. The cnclusin that wmen’s lifespans are slely determined by hrmnal differences.
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。
We all knw that first impressins cunt. Whether interviewing r meeting new friends, the initial mments f an encunter can set the tne fr the entire relatinship. But what’s actually ging n inside ur brains when we make these snap (仓促的) judgments?
___16___. This cmplex structure, deep in the brain, is invlved in prcessing emtins and memry. When we meet smene new, it quickly assesses their faces fr ptential threats r rewards, triggering instant like r dislike. It’s a primitive respnse belw ur cnscius awareness.
Hwever, first impressins aren’t merely based n primitive instincts. ___17___. Fr instance, smene with eye cntact and a firm handshake is ften immediately perceived as mre cnfident and trustwrthy. These nn-verbal cues are prcessed rapidly and cntribute significantly t the verall assessment.
Interestingly, research suggests that due t a phenmenn knwn as cnfirmatin bias (偏见), these initial judgments can be surprisingly persistent. ___18___. We tend t seek infrmatin cnfirming initial beliefs, ignring cntradictry evidence. A first impressin, nce frmed, can be difficult t change.
S, is it pssible t make a better first impressin? Abslutely. Experts recmmend fcusing n being fully present in the interactin. ___19___. This signals respect and engagement. Secndly, paying attentin t yur bdy language. An pen psture and a genuine smile cnvey warmth and penness better than wrds alne.
First impressins are pwerful, but nt infallible. ___20___. Understanding the science behind them allws us t be mre mindful f ur wn autmatic judgments and perhaps a little mre effrtful in presenting ur best selves t the wrld.
A. Our cnscius mind als matters.
B. This means nce we frm a view, we stick.
C. Therefre, cnscius effrt t listen actively is key.
D. Fr example, put away yur phne and give yur full attentin.
E. Studies shw such judgments quickly frm in the first seven secnds.
F. They are simply ur brain’s initial, rapid assessment based n limited data.
G. Neurscientists nte the rle f the amygdala, a small almnd-shaped regin.
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。
After Mr. & Mrs. Bacchus started farming their little land patch, they faced a prblem f birds feeding n their precius crps. Then, a man stpped utside their huse, asking the cuple if he culd take ___21___ f the birds n the prperty. Afterwards, he suggested that ___22___ getting rid f the birds, they shuld learn t ___23___ them, and Maraksacha Reserve was brn.
Tday, the cuple ___24___ the celebrated bird phtgrapher Manu Espinsa, with changing their lives, and helping them persuade thers f the vital imprtance f cnservatin here.
Birding turism is ___25___ in Ecuadr, with increasing numbers f specialist tur grups. Ecuadr ___26___ a variety f ecsystems at differing altitudes, which explains why it’s amng the tp 10 cuntries glbally fr bird ___27___. The cuntry is hme t ver 1,600 bird species —nearly duble the ___28___fund in Eurpe.
As the business f birding grws, mre and mre farmers ___29___ their land frm agriculture t bird reserves, ____30____ nt just the birds, but the cuntry’s ____31____ t. One ntable example is the Ajila family, wh have been ____32____ preserving the lng-wattled umbrellabird. On his land near Recint, Luis Ajila’ has turned dairy farming t cnservatin, replanting trees and prmting the site t wildlife turists—wrk that he says is a ____33____ livelihd than farming.
“Wildlife turism is much mre ____34____ than farming, but that wasn’t ur nly ____35____,”says Luis Jr., Ajila’s sn. “We aimed t prtect nt just the umbrellabird, but all the unique wildlife here, safeguarding them fr future generatins.” Since then, thusands f peple have made the pilgrimage.
21. A. risksB. cmmandsC. phtgraphsD. ntes
22. A. tgether withB. instead fC. apart frmD. aside by
23. A. live alngsideB. d withutC. run acrssD. drive away
24. A. anticipateB. cnsiderC. thankD. credit
25. A. runningB. flurishingC. cntrllingD. praising
26. A. purchasesB. rbsC. bastsD. discvers
27. A. beautyB. envirnmentC. habitatD. diversity
28. A. qualityB. heightC. balanceD. quantity
29. A. switchB. stpC. defendD. highlight
30. A. shrinkingB. benefitingC. testingD. varying
31. A. fateB. securityC. ecnmyD. identity
32. A. satisfied withB. wrried abutC. surprised atD. devted t
33. A. lazierB. clearerC. slwerD. better
34. A. adaptableB. prfitableC. sciableD. adrable
35. A. dnatinB. actinC. mtivatinD. instructin
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 intelligent related driving industry has entered a new stage f ____36____ (fast) develpment, shifting frm a small-scale testing phase t large-scale cmmercial applicatin.
China ____37____ (establish) multiple pilt areas and demnstratin bases acrss the cuntry ever since. Fr example, in Beijing, the Yizhuang area, as ____38____ turned ut, has becme a key regin fr the develpment f intelligent ____39____ (cnnect) vehicles. Many aut cmpanies and tech firms are cnducting ____40____ (experiment) testing and applicatin prmtin here.
The new utput value f China’s intelligent related vehicle industry ____41____ (expect) t reach different targets in 2025 and 2030. Industry insiders believe that ____42____ the cntinuus imprvement f technlgy and the cntinuus expansin f the market, the intelligent related vehicle industry will becme ____43____ imprtant driving frce t upgrade China’s autmtive industry.
____44____, the develpment f this industry als faces sme challenges. Fr example, there are still sme bttlenecks in terms f vehicle-t-everything (V2X) cmmunicatin technlgy standards.
Despite these challenges, the future f China’s intelligent related driving industry is ____45____ (prmise). With the jint effrts f the gvernment, enterprises and research institutins, it is hpeful t make greater breakthrughs in the next few years.
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，班级图书角（Reading Crner）计划新增英语图书，外教Jenny请同学们推荐图书类别。请给Jenny写一封邮件，内容包括：1. 你的推荐；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 Jenny,
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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。
I fund it n a rainy afternn, hidden away in a dusty bx in the attic (阁楼). The cver was a faded blue, and the pages were fragile with age. It was my father’s diary, frm the year he was sixteen — the same age I am nw.
My father has always been a mystery t me. A successful, quiet man wh speaks mre thrugh actins than wrds. I lnged t knw him, t understand the thughts that lay behind his calm eyes. With a trembling heart, I pened the diary, feeling like an intruder yet unable t resist.
The first entry was rdinary, abut a baseball game his schl had lst. But as I turned the pages, a different by emerged. He wrte abut his fear f nt being gd enugh, his struggles with mathematics, and his secret dream f becming a writer — a dream he had never mentined t me. He felt like an impstr (骗子) smetimes, pretending t be cnfident when he was filled with dubts. I saw my wn anxieties reflected in his yuthful handwriting. We were mre alike than I had ever imagined.
Then, I reached the entry dated May 12th. He described a fight with his wn father, my grandfather. He had failed an imprtant exam, and Grandfather, a severe man, had been bitterly disappinted. My father wrte abut running int the wds behind their huse, angry and heartbrken, feeling utterly alne. He prmised then t never shw weakness again, t becme smene wh wuld never disappint.
The entry ended there. I clsed the diary, my eyes wet. The rain tapped gently against the attic windw. I finally understd the weight he had carried all these years and the rigin f his silent strength. That evening, when he came hme frm wrk, tired and quiet as usual, I did smething I hadn’t dne in years. I walked ver and hugged him tightly.
注意：
1. 续写词数应为150词左右；
2. 请按如下格式在答题卡的相应位置作答。
Paragraph 1:
He frze fr a secnd, surprised.
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Paragraph 2:
Frm that day n, a subtle but prfund change tk place in ur relatinship.
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