2025-2026学年黑龙江省鸡西市鸡冠区高三上学期1月期末英语试卷（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。
With the wrld’s lngest high-speed rail netwrk and new recrd-breaking bullet trains, China is reshaping hw travelers explre this vast natin.
The Xiamen — Fuzhu Railway
Frm Xiamen, yu can travel inland t explre Fujian’s Tulu — a UNESCO Wrld Heritage Site f huge, circular huses made f earth and wd, sme mre than 700 years ld. With mre time, extend the jurney n an additinal fur-hur hp t the prvincial capital, Fuzhu, knwn fr its ht springs and ancient alleyways, like Sanfang Qixiang, whse layut and wden architecture g back as far as the Tang Dynasty (618-907 CE).
The Kunming — Shangri-la Railway
Starting frm Kunming, the jurney can be dne as a series f stps at twns like Dali and Lijiang, bth knwn fr their ancient architecture and minrity cultures, r yu can speed straight thrugh t its last stp in abut five hurs: Shangri-la.
The Lanzhu — Dunhuang Railway
Stretching acrss the nrthwest deserts in Gansu Prvince, this high-speed jurney fllws the camel trails that were used fr centuries t trade silk, spices, and philsphy. Tday, starting in Lanzhu, the train sails thrugh the Hexi Crridr, thrugh Zhangye with its clrful Rainbw Hills, Wuwei, where the famus Flying Hrse f Gansu was uncvered, and Jiayuguan, the western end f the Great Wall, befre finally arriving in Dunhuang, hme t the Mga Caves.
The Qinghai — Tibet Railway
Technically the nly nn-high-speed train n this list, the Qinghai — Tibet Railway is an engineering wnder built n the challenging land. Starting in Xining, the prvincial capital f Qinghai Prvince, this vernight jurney first passes the blue waters f the Qinghai Lake befre crssing the Tibetan Plateau (where yu might spt antelpe and ther wildlife), and up int the Himalayas, arriving the next mrning in the Tibetan capital, Lhasa.
21. Where is Sanfang Qixiang?
A. In Xiamen.B. In Kunming.C. In Fuzhu.D. In Lijiang.
22. What can visitrs see in Wuwei?
A. The Rainbw Hills.B. The Flying Hrse.
C. The Mga Caves. D. The Great Wall.
23. What is unique abut the Qinghai — Tibet Railway?
A. It is nt a high-speed railway.B. It just perates in the daytime.
C. It runs thrugh minrity areas.D. It is best-knwn fr its scenery.
B
I cme t the Spanish city Pamplna t cver the cuntry’s biggest summertime event. The San Fermin Festival, which is held annually frm July 6 — 14. It is a centuries-ld traditin, with recrds dating back t 1591, when the festival was mved frm Octber t July.
The highlight, f curse, is the running f the bulls each mrning. It starts at 8 ’clck, as six bulls dash thrugh the street alng an 875-meter curse. There are abut 2,000 men mstly cmpsed f lcals wh, ver the years, have gained fame as knwledgeable and fearless runners. Knwn as “mzs”, these runners are dressed in white and wear a red scarf and belt t symblize the city’s prtectr Saint Fermin. They run every day f the festival every year t help maintain rder and prtect ther participants.
“While the festival nw draws abut ne millin f partygers frm the wrld, it’s still deeply rted in lcal traditin, mixing religius ceremnies with wild celebratins,” says Pamplna resident, Ramn Mren, wh has been running with the bulls since he was 13. “N ne knws when the running f the bulls began. But it’s been internatinally famus since Ernest Hemingway wrte abut it in his nvel The Sun Als Rises.”
Visitrs can just shw up at 7:00 am with a pair f running shes and run with the bulls during the festival. Althugh there is risk invlved fr them, it is similar t standing clse t a passing train. But fr the mzs, the running can get bldy and furteen mzs have been killed in the last century. “Yes, it’s crazy,” Ramn Mren admits. “But if yu’ve been fed with yur mther’s milk, then this is what yu d.”
I enjy a gd party. Hwever, the bull running is t much fr me. But perhaps this is what it takes fr Spaniards t frget abut their bad ecnmy fr just a while.
24. What can we learn abut The San Fermin Festival?
A. It started in 1591. B. It gets inspiratin frm a nvel.
C. It lasts fr a week. D. It was nce celebrated in Octber.
25. Which f the fllwing best describes the mzs?
A. They have t be religius.B. They are brave and adventurus.
C. They are famus athletes.D. They are selected frm the partygers.
26. What des Ramn Mren imply in paragraph 4?
A. Bull running is t risky. B. Bull running is a cruel sprt.
C. Every lcal man shuld try it.D. Participants shuld be prtected.
27. What is the authr’s attitude t bull running?
A. Disapprving. B. Favrable. C. Uncncerned.D. Unclear.
C
Micrwave vens (微波炉) have lng been widely used in kitchens. Hwever, a small but grwing mvement driven by health risks and fd quality cncerns calls fr a micrwave-free lifestyle. But are the cncerns based n scientific evidence?
“If the micrwaves used in micrwave vens culd damage the fd, then the radi waves frm the husehld Wi-Fi wuld be able t damage all f the fd in the huse in the same way,” says Christpher Baird, a physicist at West Texas A&M University. “Even candlelight has mre micrwaves than micrwave vens. Lgically, peple wuld need t be mre wrried abut candlelight if such claims abut micrwaves were accurate,”
Sme research even favrs micrwaving ver baking, biling and pressure cking methds. One paper recently published in the jurnal Fd Science and Nutritin even fund that Vitamins A and C hld up particularly well in micrwaved fds.
T dispel dubt, Baird explains hw the micrwave ven wrks. “The heart f a micrwave ven lies in its magnetrn tube, which generates the micrwaves. When the micrwaves encunter fd, they speed up the mvement f the water mlecules (分子) within the fd t create heat, r thermal energy, which can effectively warm up the fd. By that way, micrwaves primarily ck fd frm the utside in. Fds with a higher water cntent, such as fresh vegetables, tend t ck mre quickly because micrwaves easily heat water. Unlike ther high-energy surces, such as x-rays which change mlecules and damage cells in rganic matter, micrwaves prduce less energy than even visible light and dn’t alter the mlecules inside the fd and ur bdy.”
Baird acknwledges the existence f rare and islated cases f injury linked t micrwave ven use. “Unless the micrwave ven suffers damage that culd allw micrwaves t escape, there is little reasn fr cncern.”
28. Which is prbably the best way t ck vegetables accrding t the new study?
A. Micrwaving.B. Baking.C. Biling.D. Pressure cking.
29. What des the underlined wrd “dispel” prbably mean?
A. Fcus upn.B. D away with.C. Make fun f.D. Be wrried abut.
30. What des Christpher Baird mst likely want t tell us in the text?
A. Wi-Fi and candlelight are nt harmful.
B. Micrwave vens can be risky in sme cases.
C. The call fr a micrwave-free lifestyle is unscientific.
D. We shuld nt wrry abut health risks and fd quality.
31. What is the text?
A. An article review.B. A shrt stry.C. A lab test reprt.D. An argumentatin.
D
Turn t the first page f Kate Hefler’s new bk, The Cuch in the Yard, yu’ll see a small twn at sunset, an ld car in a bed f flwers and a family getting ready fr an adventure. In the backgrund is an abandned cuch. It is a stry abut a family’s nighttime adventure arund the rural areas where they live and it is inspired by the authr’s drives with her children in Ohi’s Appalachia.
“As sn as we tk a drive — abut a minute ut — I began t feel like I was almst in my wn private wrld,” Hefler recalls. “Alng the way, there were wds and farms, but als abandned schl buses and a bunch f randm bjects. Frm passers-by’s standpint, they were just a bunch f randm bjects. But frm a child’s pint f view, they were smething abut pssibilities.”
The bk is illustrated by Dena Seiferling, wh used t take similar drives t visit her grandparents in rural Saskatchewan, Canada. She illustrates this stry with pencils, which lends her artwrk a bit f an impressinistic lk. In terms f clr, it starts ut a little mntne (单调). When yu first lk at it, yu may see it as limited r like lacking clr r smething. And then, as yu read thrugh the bk, it starts t becme mre alive and mre clrful.
The biggest challenge, thugh, is illustrating a stry that takes place entirely at night, while keeping the pictures warm and inviting. Seiferling succeeds in taking advantage f the light frm the mn and the car. There’s a pint in the stry where a tire ges flat and the car is stuck. The mn seems t turn ff suddenly, and it gets really, really dark. But there’s still light — the car’s headlights revealing the tall grasses and hpping rabbits.
And then the car takes flight and the family is headed straight fr the mn, where they unpack their cuch and settle in fr sme star watching. It’s a dream-like wrld. That magic nighttime atmsphere gives readers mre space t imagine the pssibilities in verlked bjects.
32. What can we say abut The Cuch in the Yard?
A. It is set in a family’s backyard.B. It is abut a family’s nighttime drive.
C. It is Kate Hefler’s first nvel.D. It describes the rural areas in Canada.
33. What des Kate Hefler mainly talk abut in paragraph 2?
A. The main plt f her bk.B. The majr characters in her bk.
C. The inspiratin fr the bk.D. The challenges f writing the bk.
34. What des the authr f the text think f the illustratin?
A. Very lvely.B. Fairly scary.C. T clrful.D. A little bit bring.
35. Wh are mst prbably the new bk’s target readers?
A. The elderly.B. The middle-aged.C. Yung adults.D. Little kids.
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。
Fr the past five years, chef and authr Samin Nsrat has been ding smething that, fr many can feel impssible. She’s kept up a weekly dinner with friends.
___36___. But ver time, the dinner—held every Mnday night fr abut 10 guests at a friend’s huse—has becme ne f the mst meaningful activities in all f their lives. At ne pint, a friend tld her that the Mnday dinner was her church.
Nsrat writes abut the magic that hlds her weekly dinners tgether and shares her all-time favrite dishes in Gd Things: Recipes and Rituals t Share with Peple Yu Lve. ___37___. Click here t jump t the recipes.
“The key t maintaining these dinners is t ritualize (仪式化) it.” writes Nsrat, wh thinks the gatherings are less abut the menu and mre abut eating and cking tgether. “___38___. In ther wrds, we have t avid the guesswrk f when and where yur dinner will happen fr the grup. Chse the same day, time and lcatin—and keep it. S everyne is familiar with the kitchen, the space and the pantry.”
There are a few kids in Nsrat’s dinner grup, and she lves t get them in the kitchen. “Think abut any step in the meal preparatin that the kids can d themselves.” she suggests in the bk. “___39___. S whatever it is, keep it simple. Otherwise, they will sn mess it up.”
She als ffers varius simple ways t make the ccasin special: ___40___.
A. Weekly dinners are a team effrt
B. First f all, we have t create familiarity
C. But cking with kids can quickly get messy
D. At first, she thught her friends wuld be t busy fr it
E. When kids help ck, they’re mre likely t be curius abut the meal
F. Published in September, the bk includes many recipes fr grup meals
G. Send the kids ut t pick flwers fr the table r hld a brief ceremny befre the meal
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。
Last summer, I returned t my grandmther’s hme in my childhd twn. The wman wh nce mved with bundless ____41____ nw seemed aged, her steps carefully ____42____. Her hands, which had nce wrked with purpse, nw shk while she held her tea. I saw the ____43____ yet it never weakened her rle as ur family’s heart. She had simply learned t mve at a different ____44____.
One afternn, I was ____45____ the rses in her garden, grwing impatient with hw much there was t d. I wanted t finish quickly. My grandmther’s eyes, ____46____, stayed n the flwers. “I used t rush thrugh all this,” she said sftly. “Nw I find ____47____ in watching them grw, letting time ____48____ as it will.” Her vice held n regret, nly peaceful ____49____, as if she had discvered a new way t lve life.
In the fllwing days, we shared ____50____ mments — small tasks and quiet talks. I had always ____51____ t finish things, but watching her, I saw a new way f being. Each mment was intentinal; in her stillness lay a warmth I had never ____52____ befre,
As I prepared t leave, she smiled. “Lve isn’t always abut ____53____ actins,” she said. “It’s in the little things — hw plants ____54____, r hw we sit tgether.” I finally understd: True lve lies in the patience and ____55____ we give ne anther.
41. A. energyB. happinessC. curageD. expectatin
42. A. challengedB. recrdedC. bservedD. measured
43. A. functinB. trickC. changeD. curse
44. A. assciatinB. paceC. styleD. pattern
45. A. tending tB. shwing upC. hlding upD. pulling up
46. A. therwiseB. therefreC. mreverD. hwever
47. A. futureB. distanceC. cmfrtD. secret
48. A. passB. pauseC. predictD. interpret
49. A. excitementB. lnelinessC. determinatinD. acceptance
50. A. fancyB. urgentC. cmplexD. simple
51. A. refusedB. rushedC. hesitatedD. planned
52. A. cnvincedB. appreciatedC. nticedD. disturbed
53. A. generusB. silentC. grandD. reliable
54. A. grwB. dieC. fadeD. vary
55. A. prmiseB. presenceC. hpeD. wealth
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。
The U.S. Natinal Museum f Asian Art has recently achieved a remarkable breakthrugh in preserving cultural heritage by returning tw priceless ancient Chinese silk manuscripts (帛书) t China. These artifacts (文物), ____56____ (believe) t date back t the Warring States perid ver 2,000 years ag, represent ne f the mst significant archaelgical discveries f the 20th century.
Unearthed in 1942 frm the Zidanku site in Changsha, Hunan Prvince, these manuscripts were ____57____ (illegal) transprted t the United States in 1946. After decades f negtiatins and schlarly cllabratin, their return is widely recgnized, ____58____ (mark) a new chapter in internatinal cultural cperatin.
Chinese Ambassadr Xie Feng stressed that this repatriatin (归国) nt nly represented ____59____ cultural milestne but als demnstrated the grwing partnership between the tw natins. He added that such cperatin aims ____60____ (bring) new vitality int peple-t-peple exchanges in the cming years.
The manuscripts, ____61____ cntain prfund insights int ancient Chinese philsphy and military strategy, ____62____ (study) extensively by internatinal schlars since their discvery. Their significance lies nt nly in their histrical value but als in their rle ____63____ bridging ancient and mdern civilizatins.
What makes this repatriatin particularly ntewrthy is that advanced ____64____ (technlgy), including multispectral imaging and AI-assisted analysis, were emplyed t study these dcuments befre their return. This case exemplifies hw mdern technlgy can facilitate the ____65____ (preserve) and understanding f ancient cultural heritage.
第四部分 写作（共两节，满分40分）
第一节（满分15分）
66. 上周末，你参观了一个名为“中国‘硬核’科技巡游展”(China Hi-Tech Exhibitin)。请你就此写一篇短文向校英语报投稿，内容包括：
1. 你的见闻；
2. 你的感受。
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。
My Visit t China Hi-Tech Exhibitin
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第二节（满分25分）
67. 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。
Last summer, I tk a jb at a restaurant t save mney fr my cllege. Sally, a warm-hearted and experienced waitress, was assigned t train me. She mved thrugh the dining rm with an effrtless grace I desperately hped t achieve. One evening, my manager, Teri J, apprached me in a hurry.
“I knw yu’re still learning,” she began, her vice full f urgency and excitement. “But Sally just called me and said she is sick, and my daughter is at the hspital. She’s abut t give birth t my first grandchild! Tnight, it’s ging t be just yu and the ck wrking here!”
Seeing that I was a bit nervus, my manager placed a reassuring hand n my shulder and added, “I am sure yu can d it! The pre-made salads are in the frnt refrigeratr, alng with the standard dressings. The blue cheese dressing is stred beside the butter in the large refrigeratr utside the kitchen.”
The evening started calmly enugh, with a few regulars cming in fr their usual quick meals. One f them rdered a salad with the blue cheese dressing.
I hurried t the large refrigeratr utside the kitchen. The lighting there was nt very gd, and in my hurry, I mistk a cntainer f heavily seasned butter — prepared by the ck fr ur lunchtime bread — fr the dressing. Withut a secnd thught, I added it t the fresh greens.
The custmer tk a bite and his eyes lit up. “This is extrardinary!” he exclaimed. “Yur blue cheese dressing is richer and melts mre delicately ver the vegetables and bacn like butter! Wh made it, tday?”
Hearing the praise, ther custmers began rdering the same “special” salad. Each ne remarked n its unique flavr, and many prmised t return the next evening and try it again.
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。
The next day, I tld Teri J what the custmers had said.
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Just as I was abut t aplgize, the phne rang.
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