2025-2026学年广西柳州市高中高三上学期12月联考英语试卷（学生版）

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第一部分听力(略)
第二部分阅读理解(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。
Cure Thrift Shp
Address:91 3rd Ave, NY
Opening Hurs: 11:00 .a.m - 9:00 p.m., every day
This is ne f thse great thrift stres in New Yrk fr a gd cause- prfits benefit diabetes (糖尿病) research. It's a surprising place t shp fr secndhand clthing, accessries and ther gds. Prices can be a bit higher than thse in sme ther thrift stres, but there are lts f deals if yu knw what yu're lking fr.
L Train vintage
Address: Varius Lcatins
Opening Hurs: 12:00 p.m. - 7:00 p.m., every day
This is a cl family-wned vintage brand ppular with vintage shppers since its pening in 1999. Yu can always find well-priced uterwear and sweaters, s it's a gd chice t visit the stre when winter is appraching. Yu can usually find all sized there, which makes it the perfect place fr anyne t check ut!
El Barri Thrift Stre
Address: 2123 2nd Ave, NY
Opening Hurs: 10:30 a.m. - 5:30 p.m., Mn.-Fri.; 12:30 p.m. - 5:30 p.m., Sat.; Clsed, Sun.
If yu' re lking fr furniture r items t decrate yur hme, this is abslutely the place fr yu.It's a great thrift shp t stp in while yu' re hunting fr vintage treasures. Yu will always be surprised at sme f the amazing things it ffers, s make sure yu stp by t have a lk!
Beacn’s clset
Address: Multiple Lcatins
Opening Hurs: 11:00 a.m. - 8:00 p.m., every day
Beacns' clset is an amazing establishment with lcatins in Manhattan and Brklyn, and is anther ne that supprts charities and gives back. Yu can buy, sell, and even exchange cl vintage pieces. It has everything yu can imagine, including sme famus brand names, s yu' ll definitely find smething that yu fall in lve with.
1. What is special abut cure Thrift Shp?
A. It mainly sells vintage jewelry.
B. It sets lwer prices than ther thrift stres.
C. It cntributes t diabetes research.
D. It clses n every Sunday.
2. Where can custmers mst prbably shp fr huse decratin?
A. Cure Thrift Shp.B. El Barri Thrift Stre.
C. L Train vintage.D. Beacn's clset.
3. What d L Train vintage and Beacn's clset have in cmmn?
A. They mainly sell famus brands.B. They have the same wrking hurs.
C. They are family-wned business.D. They run many chain stres.
B
After a lng best-actress Oscar race, Michelle Yeh has been awarded the victr, making her the first Asian wman t win a lead-actress Oscar in the awards shw’s 95-year histry. The Malaysian-brn actress wn fr her shape-shifting rle in Everything Everywhere All at Once (《瞬息全宇宙》).
“Fr all the little bys and girls wh lk like me watching tnight, this is a beacn f hpe and pssibilities. This is prf that dreams d cme true,” Yeh said in her speech, receiving cheers in respnse. “And ladies, dn’t let anyne tell yu that yu are past yur prime.”
Thrughut the current awards seasn, Yeh has been vcal abut the fact that her nminatin is as imprtant t the Asian cmmunity as it is t her. “This is nt just fr me; this is fr every little girl that lks like me,” Yeh said during her SAG Award acceptance speech. Yeh, wh has been acting fr abut 40 years, initially rse t fame verseas in Hng Kng actin films. After rles in Cruching Tiger, Hidden Dragn, and crazy Rich Asians, she landed the starring rle in Daniel Kwan and Daniel Scheinert’s universe-bending sci-fi feature, Everything Everywhere All at Once.
The directrs had initially wanted Jackie Chan t play the lead-with Yeh playing Chan’s wife-but Yeh said she denied that idea. “I’m like, n way. In yur dreams, buddy. Nt ging t happen.” S the filmmakers switched up the rles, making Yeh the immigrant laundrmat wner wh deals with a failing business and a fractured relatinship with her daughter. In a supernatural twist, she transverses universes as a superher versin f herself.
Everything Everywhere All at Once earned 11 Oscar nminatins, mre than any ther film this year, with ther acting nminatins ging t Yeh’s cstars.
4. What is the purpse f Michelle Yeh’s speech?
A. T mtivate all teenagers arund the wrld.
B. T prve that there is a beacn f hpe and pssibilities.
C. T encurage ladies nt t miss their greatest prsperity.
D. T inspire Asian bys and girls t pursue their dreams.
5. What can be inferred frm paragraph 3?
A. Michelle Yeh thinks highly f actin films.
B. Michelle Yeh starred in many Hng Kng cmedies.
C. Michelle Yeh has earned her reputatin verseas.
D. Michelle Yeh played Daniel Kwan in Everything Everywhere All at Once.
6. Which f the fllwing can best describe Michelle Yeh?
A. Ambitius and determined.B. Cnfident and grateful.
C. Creative and reslved.D. Generus and ptimistic.
7. Which f the fllwing is the best title fr the text?
A. Michelle Yeh: the first Asian wman t win a lead- actress Oscar
B. The Oscar 2023: A fierce cmpetitin
C. Everything Everywhere All at Once: the best film f the year
D. Michelle Yeh: an Asian actin- film actress
C
It tk tw masked thieves just seven minutes t slip thrugh the windw f the Galeired' Aplln, cut thrugh the security glass f tw display cases using pwerful tls, and escape with nine items f Naplenic and ryal jewelry. At 9:30 am the pair used a truck-munted ladder t break int the Luvre; they left the same way, escaping n scters(踏板车) with tw helpers. This bld theft, which tk place n Octber 19th, was nt just a crime against prperty, but a strike at the heart f French culture and histry.
The Luvre, with nearly 9 millin visitrs annually, is the wrld's mst ppular museum. Hused in a frmer ryal palace, its cllectin cvers ancient civilizatins and cnnects France's ryal past with its present. President Emmanuel Macrn called the theft an attack n“ ur histry” The stlen jewels, valued at ver €88 millin, were part f the natinal crwn jewel cllectin. They included a jewel-cvered necklace given by Naplen t his wife, and a crwn that belnged t Empress Eugénie.
Althugh the Luvre was famusly targeted in 1911 when the" Mna Lisa" was stlen, this recent theft is different in scale. Art theft expert Arthur Brand cmpared its bldness t majr museum thefts in Bstn and Amsterdam.“Nbdy thught anybdy wuld dare,” he said. The event seemed like smething frm a Hllywd mvie, similar t a ppular French crime series where the her steals a necklace frm the very same museum. Unfrtunately, recvery rates fr stlen art are lw. An art expert suggested the thieves wuld likely take apart the jewelry, selling the gld and re-cutting the gems(宝石), since there is n market fr such well-knwn items as they are.
In reality, museum theft is mre cmmn than ne might think. A study f past cases srts them int several types f raids. The mst cmmn is the “stealth raid”, where thieves wrk withut being nticed by security. The secnd is the “smash-and-grab”raid, which this Luvre theft appears t be.The incident has raised serius questins abut security. Hw culd a truck park utside the Luvre n a busy mrning withut suspicin? Why were the alarms ineffective? The museum's directr had previusly highlighted security issues, but like many public museums, the budget is tight, a situatin which France's culture minister referred t as “years f neglect”. As plitical pressure grws, the fundamental lessn, accrding t experts, is that the “trick is t slw thieves dwn”. Often, thieves are faster than the security systems meant t stp them.
8. Hw did the thieves carry ut the theft?
A. They used high-tech t silence the alarms.
B. They threatened the guards.
C. They brke in with a truck ladder.
D. They stle while disguised as visitrs.
9. What will mst likely happen t the stlen jewels?
A. Sld as cmplete pieces t private cllectrs.
B. Exchanged fr mney frm the gvernment.
C. returned quickly due t their high fame.
D. Brken dwn int gld and stnes fr sale.
10. What des the underlined term “stealth raid” in Paragraph 4 mean?
A. A secret peratin.B. A vilent attack.
C. A public theft.D. A cmplex plan.
11. What is the main purpse f the passage?
A. T analyze a specific theft and its brader implicatins fr art security.
B. T narrate the dramatic stry f a single art theft at the Luvre.
C. T criticize the French gvernment fr its neglect f museums.
D. T cmpare the Luvre rbbery with ther histrical art thefts.
D
Each year, mre than 1.2 billin new smartphnes are prduced wrldwide. This prcess cnsumes vast amunts f energy and natural resurces, while als generating huge quantities f electrnic waste, as peple ften replace perfectly functinal devices every few years. T address this challenge, researchers have prpsed a new apprach — repurpsing ld phnes int small-scale data centers fr practical use.
“Innvatin ften begins nt with smething new, but with a new way f thinking abut the ld,” said Huber, an assciate prfessr at MIT. The research team shwed that utdated smartphnes can be effectively transfrmed int tiny data centers capable f prcessing and string data fr real-wrld applicatins. They als discvered that building such a system is surprisingly inexpensive — abut 8 eurs per device — making it a highly affrdable slutin.
In their experiment, the scientists carefully remved the batteries t avid chemical leakage and cnnected fur ld phnes using 3D-printed cases. The system was pwered externally and tested in practical envirnments. One successful trial invlved underwater sea life mnitring, where the device autmatically recrded and analyzed marine species — a task that usually requires divers. With this new device, the entire prcess culd be dne autmatically underwater.
These repurpsed devices hld prmise fr a wide range f smart city applicatins. Fr instance, they culd be installed at bus stps t mnitr passenger flw and help urban planners ptimize transprtatin schedules and rutes, making public transprt run mre smthly and reducing waiting time fr passengers. This methd nt nly reduces e-waste but als supprts sustainable digital slutins fr mdern cmmunities.
“This is a smart, green rethink f ur thrwaway tech culture. Sustainability is nt nly abut prtecting the future — it is abut reimagining the present, where yesterday’s devices becme tmrrw’s pprtunities,” added Ulrich, an Assciate Prfessr f Sftware Engineering. With mdest investment and creative thinking, utdated technlgy can serve new purpses, cntributing t a greener digital sciety while helping t slve the grwing prblem f electrnic waste.
12. What is a feature f the new apprach mentined?
A. It is cst-effective.B. It is data-based.
C. It is business-driven. D. It is skill-intensive.
13. What des the underwater trial shw?
A. The risks f underwater tasks.
B. The necessity f innvative tls.
C. The challenges f cean research.
D. The practicality f the new device.
14. What can we infer abut these repurpsed devices?
A. They can nly be used in underwater envirnments.
B. Their installatin at bus stps aims t increase public transprt csts.
C. They cntribute t bth envirnmental prtectin and urban efficiency.
D. They were riginally designed fr smart city applicatins.
15. Accrding t Ulrich, what des sustainability in tech culture mainly invlve?
A. Only fcusing n future envirnmental prtectin.
B. Giving ld technlgy new functins in the present.
C. Replacing ld devices with new nes regularly.
D. Reducing investment in digital technlgy.
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。
Wrk Smarter
In Dan Pink's Free Agent Natin: The Future f Wrking fr Yurself, he clses the bk with a lng, excellent list f “Wrk Smarter” type advice fr peple wh want t start wrking fr themselves. ____16____ Belw are my favrites.
Make a “t dn't” list.
Prepare a list that cntains all the things yu shuldn't waste yur time n — useless tasks, unnecessary meetings, wrthless phne calls, and s n.____17____
Carry a ntebk and pen.
Thmas Edisn did it. Virginia Wlf did it. And s did Charles Darwin. They carried a ntebk with them everywhere and wrte dwn ideas that ppped int their heads.____18____Trust me: This is a fantastic way t explre ideas and t weave creativity int the fabric f yur life.____19____
Becme a learning machine. Ask questins. Take smart peple t lunch. Read. Read sme mre. Listen t audi bks. Take classes, added benefit: This makes life mre interesting. Yet anther benefit: Studies have shwn that peple wh make cnstant learning part f their lives end up living lnger.
Guard yur calendar.
____20____Ask yurself: “Is this hw I want t be spending my time right nw?” Remember: Yu are yur calendar.
Respnd t calls and e-emails quickly.
Even if yur respnse is, “I'll get back t yu,” try t get back t peple within 24 hurs. They'll appreciate the pliteness.
A. Learn.
B. Be quick, but dn't hurry.
C. Try t begin yur day the same way.
D. Page thrugh the ntebk ccasinally.
E. Then place it next t yur “t d” list and stick t it.
F. Frankly, the list is s gd I think everyne wuld benefit frm it.
G. Make sure yur time is fcused n yur ne r tw tp pririties.
第三部分语言知识运用(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。
After 14 years f marriage, Peter passed away frm cancer. I’d been in relatinships since 18, s I feared the ____21____ f being alne. T pull myself ut f this lw md, I bked a sl trip t China — a cuntry I’d lng ____22____ t visit.
In Beijing, I felt nervus meeting the tur grup. Withut Peter’s help, I had t ____23____ all scial interactins alne. Our first stp was the Great Wall. I chse t take the chairlift, but I grew ____24____ as I struggled t hld my thick jacket. Just then, seeing a turist hand hers t her partner, I missed marriage’s ____25____ but tld myself t keep ging.
Later in Xi’an, after the crwded Terractta Army, I wrked up the curage t ____26____ alne t Huan cheng Park. There, elderly wmen’s dancing filled me with ____27____ — it was ttally different frm my strict culture.
In Yangshu, I faced my biggest ____28____ yet: a three-hur bike ride alng the Li River. I’d had a bad crash befre and always relied n Peter t keep me safe n rads. But this time, I fcused hard and ____29____ the ride safely. Later, I passed a curtyard where wmen were dancing t flk music. Getting up curage, I ____30____ them. As I mved t the ____31____, I realized this trip made me see that ____32____ isn’t just abut big acts; it’s als abut explring alne r feeling ______33______ in my wn cmpany.
China wasn’t just a hliday but a life-changing ____34____. Nw I ____35____ the chance t explre freely, trusting myself.
21. A. challengeB. dreamC. scheduleD. result
22. A. rejectedB. desiredC. avidedD. frgtten
23. A. wait frB. discuss abutC. seek frD. deal with
24. A. thrilledB. delightedC. exhaustedD. anxius
25. A. prblemsB. misfrtuneC. cmfrtsD. differences
26. A. driveB. diveC. wanderD. fly
27. A. sadnessB. familiarityC. amazementD. cncern
28. A. surpriseB. presentC. errrD. test
29. A. quitB. cmpletedC. missedD. transfrmed
30. A. leftB. jinedC. nticedD. banned
31. A. rhythmB. niseC. viceD. applause
32. A. patienceB. kindnessC. dignityD. bravery
33. A. cmfrtableB. lnelyC. upsetD. frustrated
34. A. careerB. experienceC. lessnD. party
35. A. ignreB. refuseC. embraceD. dubt
第三部分语言知识运用(共两节，满分30分)
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。
Shabing is a traditinal Chinese flatbread that ____36____ (draw) peple’s attentin fr centuries. It is made with simple ingredients like flur, water and il, yet its taste is ____37____ (surprising) amazing. ____38____ makes shabing stand ut is that it has a crispy (酥脆的) uter layer and a sft inner part, ____39____ (fill) with sweet r savry fillings. ____40____ mst cmmn shabing can be fund in almst every street f nrthern China. Bakers spend time preparing the dugh, rlling it int thin sheets befre putting it int an ven. When it’s ht, the smell f shabing fills the air, attracting many passers-by ____41____ (taste) it.
Peple usually have shabing fr breakfast, pairing it ____42____ ht sybean milk. Sme regins even have their unique shabing, like the ne with meat fillings. This delicius fd has been passed dwn fr ____43____ (generatin). Nw, shabing is gaining ____44____ (ppular) amng the yung and the ld, _____45_____ (shw) the lasting charm f Chinese traditinal snacks.
第四部分写作(共两节，满分40分)
第一节(满分15分)
46. 假设你是李华，上周你校邀请王教授开展了一场以保护文化遗产为主题的讲座。请你为校英文报写一篇报道，内容包括：
(1)活动目的 (2)讲座内容 (3)感想
注意：
1.词数80左右，可适当增加细节，以使行文连贯。
2.题目已为你写好。
A Lecture n Cultural Heritage Preservatin
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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。
In the back f Greenfield Elementary Schl, a garden seemed t lie frgtten. It was ccupied by disrganized and tall weeds, thugh decrated with sme daisy (雏菊) flwers here r there. Obviusly, it had its prsperus (繁荣的) past fr sme time, but smehw it lst the schl children's interest. It has becme a piece f land withut anything special t aruse the kids’ attentin.
One sunny afternn, Emily, Jake, and Olivia happened t enter the vergrwn garden during a hide-and-seek game. “The daisies are lvely,” said Emily. But the weeds spread everywhere,” cried Jake. “It culd be a gd garden if smene takes care f it,” said Olivia. The three decided t d smething fr the garden.
First, they made a design fr it. The daisies wuld be saved, but needed t be released frm weeds that were ging t be cut; the dirt paths under the weeds wuld be expsed t light again. Besides, there shuld be flwers and plants f different types and clrs. Secnd, they needed help frm ther kids. They successfully called up their classmates t clean the garden and plant clrful rws f flwers, herbs, and even vegetables. The nce-frgtten space came back t life, attracting butterflies, bees, and the curius eyes f the entire schl.
But their jyus attempt faced an unexpected challenge when a sudden strm almst ruined all f their hard wrk. The children didn’t have time t prepare any prtectin fr the delicate garden. Hardly had the strm calmed dwn when the kids hurriedly arrived at schl, nly t find the newly planted flwers and plants were washed away, and the garden was cvered with mud.
They were heart-brken at the sight f all the mess. “Our wrk was in vain,” cried Emily and Jake. “Cheer up, we have t restre everything.” Olivia said with a tne f firmness.
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。
Wrd f the schl garden reached the lcal cmmunity, attracting interest and supprt.
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Several mnths later, when the sun shne gently ver the garden again, what spread in frnt f the children was a mre lively scene than befre.
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