贵州省贵阳市七校2026届高三上学期联合考试（三）英语试卷（含答案）

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第一部分 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
City farms, als knwn as urban farms, are cmmunity-managed green spaces that are transfrming rftps, vacant lts, and terraces in cities wrldwide. Mre than just gardens, they serve multiple purpses fr city residents.
What They Offer:
●Fd Prductin: Grw fresh vegetables, herbs, and even keep small animals like chickens.
●Educatin: Many ffer wrkshps n gardening, cmpsting, and healthy eating fr bth children and adults.
●Cmmunity Hub: They are scial spaces fr neighbrs t cnnect, share skills, and build relatinships.
●Wellbeing: Prviding a peaceful escape frm city life, they benefit mental and physical health thrugh utdr activity.
Getting Invlved:
Mst city farms welcme vlunteers. N prir gardening experience is needed. Yu can help with planting, watering, r building. Sme farms perate a “cmmunity-supprted agriculture” (CSA) scheme where yu pay a seasnal fee fr a regular share f the harvest.
Find Yur Nearest One:
Search nline fr “[Yur City Name] city farm” r visit cmmunity nticebards. Lcal cuncils ften list them n their websites. A visit n an pen day is the best way t feel the atmsphere and learn hw t participate.
1. What can peple d at a city farm?
A. Raise large animals.B. Purchase large farming tls.
C. Learn gardening and healthy eating.D. Rent land fr business.
2. What is suggested fr city farm lvers?
A. Master advanced gardening skills first.B. Call the lcal cuncil first.
C. Pay lng-term fees fr vlunteering.D. Visit n an pen day fr a start.
3. What is the main purpse f the text?
A. T advertise specific city farms.
B. T intrduce city farms and participatin guidance.
C. T discuss urban farms’ envirnmental benefits.
D. T cmpare city farms with cuntry farms.
【答案】1. C 2. D 3. B
B
My grandmther’s buttn bx was a treasure chest f mysteries. A simple, wrn wden bx, it sat by her sewing chair. T a child’s eyes, it was bttmless. She wuld let me pur the buttns nt her faded quilt — a waterfall f clrs, shapes, and textures.
There were plain white shirt buttns, shiny black nes frm cats, delicate pearl-like buttns frm a frgtten evening dress, and large, dd wden tggles. “This ne,” she’d say, picking up a brass buttn with an anchr, “was frm yur grandfather’s navy unifrm.” Anther, a tiny ceramic rse, came frm her wn mther’s wedding gwn. Each buttn was a stry; each held a piece f ur family’s histry in its small frm.
My grandmther’s hands, skilled and precise, culd match a buttn t a garment perfectly. But my childish games were different. I wuld srt them by clr, make patterns, r pretend they were cins fr pirate treasure. Fr her, they were practical memries, kept fr repair. Fr me, they were pure imaginatin.
When she passed away, the buttn bx came t me. Fr years, it sat n my shelf, unpened. I was t busy in the mdern wrld f zippers and Velcr t think f buttns. One rainy afternn, my seven-year-ld daughter, Mia, fund it. “What’s this, Mum?” she asked. Tgether, we spilled the buttns nt my living rm rug. Her eyes widened, just as mine had nce dne.
“Tell me abut them,” she breathed. I picked up the brass anchr buttn. As I began t tell my grandfather’s stry, a strange warmth filled me. I realized I wasn’t just passing dwn a bx f sewing supplies. I was giving her the key t a wrld f stries, a tangible cnnectin t peple she had never met. With her small hands srting buttns int piles, the past and the present quietly clicked tgether.
4. Why did the authr call the buttn bx a “treasure chest”?
A. It held buttns with family stries.B. It had jewels and cins.
C. It was a rare antique.D. It stred prfessinal sewing tls.
5. Hw did the authr use the buttns?
A. She sld them.B. She cllected them.
C. She used them t repair.D. She played with them fr fun.
6. What des the underlined wrd “tangible” in the last paragraph mst likely mean?
A. Expensive and luxurius.B. Old-fashined and classic.
C. Real and tuchable.D. Cmplicated and detailed.
7. What is the main idea f the stry?
A. Old bjects beat mdern nes.
B. Family traditins stay unchanged.
C. Grandmthers are the best family strytellers.
D. Simple bjects carry crss-generatinal feelings.
【答案】4. A 5. D 6. C 7. D
C
China n Wednesday submitted a psitin paper n strengthening the ethical gvernance (伦理治理) f artificial intelligence (AI) t the 2022 Meeting f the High Cntracting Parties t the Cnventin n Certain Cnventinal Weapns held in Geneva.
Li Sng, China’s ambassadr fr disarmament (裁军) affairs, tld the participants that China finds it imprtant t enhance the understanding f all cuntries n AI ethics and t ensure that AI is safe, reliable, cntrllable and capable f better empwering glbal sustainable develpment and enhancing the cmmn well-being f all mankind.
“As the mst representative disruptive technlgy, AI, while prviding enrmus ptential develpment benefits t human sciety, has als brught uncertainty that may give rise t multiple glbal challenges and even fundamental ethical cncerns,” Li said.
The psitin paper China submitted n Wednesday suggests that gvernments shuld give pririty t ethics, establish and imprve rules, nrms and accuntability mechanisms fr AI ethics, clarify respnsibilities and pwer bundaries f AI-related entities, fully respect and prtect the legitimate rights and interests f all grups, and respnd t relevant ethical cncerns at hme and abrad in a timely manner.
Accrding t the paper, gvernments shuld prhibit the use f AI technlgies and relevant applicatins that run cunter t laws, regulatins, ethics and standards. They shuld als strengthen quality mnitring and evaluatins n the use f AI prducts and services, and frmulate emergency mechanisms and cmpensatin measures.
The psitin paper als urges gvernments t encurage transnatinal, interdisciplinary (跨学科的), and crss-cultural exchanges and cperatin, ensure that the benefits f AI technlgies are shared by all cuntries, prmte the jint participatin f cuntries in internatinal discussins and rules-making n majr issues regarding AI ethics, and ppse the building f exclusive grups and malicius bstructin (恶意阻挠) f ther cuntries’ technlgical develpment.
“China calls n the internatinal cmmunity t reach an internatinal agreement n the issue f AI ethics n the basis f brad participatin, and t wrk t frmulate widely accepted internatinal AI gvernance framewrks, standards and nrms while fully respecting the principles and practices f different cuntries’ AI gvernance,” the paper cncludes.
8. What is the primary purpse f China’s psitin paper n AI?
A. Cmpete fr AI weapns.B. Ensure AI safety and ethics understanding.
C. Seek glbal AI leadership.D. Pursue internatinal AI cperatin.
9. What des paragraph 3 imply?
A. AI can be duble-edged.B. AI bsts scial prgress.
C. The ethical prblem is very serius.D. Human sciety is develping quickly.
10. What shuld gvernments d fr AI ethics?
A. Leave it t internatinal rganizatins.B. Fcus nly n fast AI develpment.
C. Give pririty and set rules.D. Allw free AI use in all fields.
11. What is China’s attitude t internatinal AI ethics gvernance?
A. Islated and indifferent.B. Passive and cnservative.
C. Active and cperative.D. Critical and skeptical.
【答案】8. B 9. A 10. C 11. C
D
A new study led by Chinese researchers has shed light n Antarctic amplificatin, a lng-debated phenmenn in climate science. Published recently in the famus jurnal Gephysical Research Letters, the study nt nly cnfirms that Antarctic amplificatin will happen in the future but als uncvers its physical mechanism in detail.
Plar amplificatin refers t the fact that warming caused by human activities is mre intense in plar areas than the glbal average. While this effect has been well prven in the Arctic, whether Antarctic amplificatin exists and what drives it have remained unclear fr years. T slve this prblem, the research team frm the Institute f Glbal Change and Plar Meterlgy under the Chinese Academy f Meterlgical Sciences (CAMS) cllected data frm ver 200 bservatin statins in Antarctica. They als used China’s first-generatin glbal atmspheric and land surface reanalysis prducts.
With these pwerful data surces, the team successfully detected a cntinent-wide warming signal acrss Antarctica fr the first time. The study shws that under the 2 degrees Celsius warming scenari (情景) set by the Paris Agreement, Antarctica will experience bvius warming. Its verall warming level will be 1.4 times higher than the average f the Suthern Hemisphere.
Ding Minghu, head f the related institute at CAMS, explained the key mechanism. He said that the raring westerlies (西风带) in the Suthern Hemisphere act as a “barrier”, islating Antarctica frm ther regins. As a result, human activities influence Antarctica mainly by warming the sea surface, which then transfers heat t the cntinent. This is why Antarctic warming is slwer than that in ther parts f the wrld.
Hwever, Ding added that as sea surface temperatures keep rising, Antarctic amplificatin will gradually appear and its warming rate will speed up in the future. This study helps scientists better understand the human impact n the Antarctic climate, which was nt fully recgnized befre. It als prvides imprtant data fr glbal climate change research and related plicy-making.
12. What is the main purpse f the new study?
A. T prve Arctic amplificatin is a real phenmenn.
B. T study the effect f the Paris Agreement n climate.
C. T make clear Antarctic amplificatin and its mechanism.
D. T cllect data frm bservatin statins in Antarctica.
13. Why des Antarctic warming lag behind ther regins?
A. Because it is far away frm human activities.
B. Because the raring westerlies blck heat transfer.
C. Because the sea surface arund it is t cld.
D. Because it has a large area f ice and snw.
14. What can we infer frm the passage?
A. Antarctic amplificatin has been widely studied befre.
B. The Suthern Hemisphere warms faster than Antarctica.
C. Sea surface warming plays a key rle in Antarctic warming.
D. Human activities have n influence n the Antarctic climate.
15. What is the best title fr the passage?
A. Chinese Study n Antarctic Amplificatin
B. The Impact f Glbal Warming n Antarctica
C. Plar Amplificatin in Arctic and Antarctic
D. The Mechanism f Antarctic Warming
【答案】12. C 13. B 14. C 15. A
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。
The ht sun beating dwn n yur skin, sweat trickling int yur eyes — anyne wh has played a sprt in the middle f summer knws it’s nt easy. ___16___ Even s, sme peple think adding heat is a gd way t get a better wrkut — like in ht yga r ht Pilates, which are dne in rms as ht as 38 degrees Celsius. But are high-temperature wrkuts really better?
The answer isn’t as simple as a yes r n. ___17___ There may be sme benefits f exercising in high temperatures. It is believed that these wrkuts warm the muscles, which can help yu avid injuries. Heated wrkuts may als help yu burn mre calries. This is because they make yur heart wrk a bit harder.
But befre yu turn the heat up, it’s nt all gd news. Fr ne thing, yur bdy might nt be able t wrk as hard in high heat as it can in cler temperatures, meaning yur wrkut wn’t be as gd as yu might like.
Beynd reduced perfrmance, the risks t physical health are mre wrrying. There are als health risks related t exercising in high temperatures. Because the bdy sweats mre, it’s easy t get dehydrated (脱水). ___18___ In that case, yu may feel tightening and discmfrt in yur muscles r stmach.
The biggest risk f exercising in heat is heatstrke (中暑). ___19___ It is a dangerus state f extreme verheating which happens when yur bdy gets t ht and its temperature ges ver degrees Celsius. This situatin f high bdy temperature, like heatstrke, can cause serius damage t different parts f yur bdy, like yur brain, heart, liver and kidneys and in extreme cases, even death.
___20___ If yu d want t try heated exercise, there are ways t make it safer. Drinking lts f water helps stp yu frm getting dehydrated. And try t wear light clthes and take breaks when yu need t!
A. This is the mst severe cnsequence f verheating during exercise.
B. In fact, the effects f high-temperature exercise are duble-edged.
C. Hwever, these benefits cme with significant drawbacks t cnsider.
D. Even a shrt time in the sun can leave yu feeling exhausted and dizzy.
E. Sweating als means lsing imprtant salts.
F. Despite the ptential dangers, many peple still want t give heated exercise a g.
G. Experts have cnducted numerus studies t explre the prs and cns f ht weather wrkuts.
【答案】16. D 17. B 18. E 19. A 20. F
第二部分 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。
In the quiet village f Ashfrd, life was peaceful with a clse-knit cmmunity where everyne knew each ther well. Amng them was the Bennett family, and the ____21____ between the family members was as strng as the ancient ak tree in their backyard.
Mr. Bennett, a retired histry teacher, spent his days ____22____ t his garden and reading British traditinal tales. His wife, Mrs. Bennett, was the ____23____ f the hme, always baking cakes and making tea fr the family. Their sn, James, had mved t Lndn years ag t pursue a career in finance, ____24____ his parents and yunger sister, Emily.
Emily ften felt the ____25____ f her brther. James rarely returned, always citing wrk. One day, while helping her father in the garden, she fund an ld pht ____26____ n a dusty shelf. It was filled with James’ childhd pictures: building sandcastles n Brightn Beach, celebrating hlidays by the fireplace, and playing ball games n the village ____27____.
“Dad, why desn’t James cme hme anymre?” Emily asked, her vice full f sadness and ____28____, eyes searching fr answers. Mr. Bennett said sftly, “Life takes peple in different directins, hney. But family is always here, ____29____. ”
That evening, inspired by the phts, Emily wrte a heartfelt letter t James. She expressed hw deeply they ____30____ him and described the village’s changes. She ____31____ a pht f the ak tree, nw taller and strnger, alngside the wrds, “This tree has grwn, just like ur ____32____ fr yu.”
Days later, James received the letter. Emily’s handwriting brught back memries. He culd almst hear her vice describing the ak tree and missing him, realizing hw much he had ____33____ fr his career — family time and their lve. Withut ____34____, he bked a train hme.
When James arrived, the family was verjyed. Mrs. Bennett hugged him tightly, and Mr. Bennett clapped his back. They spent the weekend tgether: James helped in the garden and played with Emily. Sitting under the ak tree at sunset, James felt a sense f ____35____ he had lng frgtten. He knew his rts and bnd wuld always be with his lved nes.
21. A. linkB. bndC. friendshipD. partnership
22. A. tendingB. caringC. lkingD. referring
23. A. heartB. babysitterC. rganizerD. manager
24. A. leaving frB. leaving utC. leaving alneD. leaving behind
25. A. lssB. lackC. absenceD. shrtage
26. A. nteB. bkC. diaryD. album
27. A. radB. greenC. wellD. fence
28. A. dubtB. wrryC. cnfusinD. uncertainty
29. A. waitingB. stayingC. hldingD. remaining
30. A. missedB. lngedC. desiredD. wanted
31. A. decratedB. presentedC. enclsedD. framed
32. A. careB. lveC. warmthD. affectin
33. A. lstB. tradedC. sacrificedD. abandned
34. A. delayB. dubtC. thughtD. hesitatin
35. A. funB. huseC. belngingD. happiness
【答案】21. B 22. A 23. A 24. D 25. C 26. D 27. B 28. C 29. A 30. A 31. C 32. B 33. C 34. D 35. C
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。
Greetings t all! Year after year, life pens a fresh chapter. ____36____ the new year begins, I extend my best wishes t yu frm Beijing!
The year 2025 marks ____37____ cmpletin f China’s 14th Five-Year Plan fr ecnmic and scial develpment. Over the past five years, we ____38____ (press) ahead with enterprise and frtitude (刚毅), and vercme many difficulties and challenges. We met the targets in the Plan and made slid ____39____ (advance) n the new jurney f Chinese mdernizatin. Our ecnmic utput has crssed threshlds ne after anther and it is expected ____40____ (reach) 140trillin yuan this year. Our ecnmic strength, technlgical and ____41____ (science) abilities, defense capabilities, cmpsite natinal strength all reached new heights. Clear waters and lush muntains have becme an utstanding feature f ____42____ (we) landscape. Our peple enjy a grwing sense ____43____ gain, happiness and security. The past five years have been a ____44____ (true) remarkable jurney, and ur accmplishments have nt cme easily. Yur hard wrk ____45____ (d) has made ur natin thrive and prsper. I salute (致敬) yu all fr yur exceptinal diligence and invaluable cntributins.
【答案】36. As 37. the 38. have pressed 39. advances 40. t reach 41. scientific 42. ur 43. f 44. truly 45. dne
第三部分 写作 (共两节，满分40分)
第一节 (满分15分)
46. 假设你是李华，你所在的“绿色未来”社团计划于本周六上午在学校操场举行一场“旧物交换，变废为宝”的环保活动。请你写一则书面通知，张贴在学校公告栏。
要求：
1. 明确活动目的、时间、地点和参与方式。
2. 格式正确，信息清晰。
3. 词数80左右。
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【参考范文】
Ntice
T prmte envirnmental awareness and encurage resurce recycling, ur Green Future Club will rganize an activity named Old Items Exchange, Turn Waste int Treasure this Saturday mrning.
The activity will be held n the schl playgrund frm 9:00 t 11:30 a.m. Everyne is welcme t bring yur unused items, such as bks, statinery, r small decratins, and exchange them with thers. N mney is invlved — it’s all abut sharing and giving ld things a new life!
Cme and jin us t cntribute t a greener campus. Let’s take actin tgether!
Green Future Club
February 7, 2026
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。
When Aiden asked me t accmpany him n a camping trip t the muntains, I pictured a cabin with a crackling fireplace and ht cca. Imagine hw my cmfrtable image f camping became a nightmare when Aiden and his lder brther, Lebrn, shwed up with a truck filled with camping supplies — tents, rlled-up sleeping bags, and canteens! I did pack a backpack, as instructed, but I had n idea we were ging n survival training!
Lebrn, ever s efficient, had a schedule t keep, and he hurried me t get in s we culd leave the city hustle and bustle behind us. Ahead, the muntains lmed bigger than I had remembered them; the trees were larger, and the envirnment was much mre dangerus. At least the weather was amazing—cttn-candy cluds dtted the deep blue sky.
At the trailhead, Lebrn strapped a sleeping bag nt my pack and lectured Aiden and me abut hiking manners.
The first part f the trail lked mre like a wded rad that led up the muntains than a hiking path. Sn, the path became narrwer and steeper, frcing me t fcus n the task at hand and t talk less. As we climbed higher, we mved abve the tree line, and I culd see the trail winding its way up the muntain.
“It lks clser than it is,” Lebrn said, reading my facial cues. “This is the mst difficult part the trail, nt the view. Lse rcks and tree rts make the trail dangerus, and we have n shade.”
Finally, we reached the peak. My legs aching, I drpped my pack and sighed heavily, nly t hear Lebrn’s urgent vice cut thrugh the thin air.
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。
“N time t rest,” Lebrn said, lking up at the gathering cluds.
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“What’s the fun in camping if yu can’t get dirty! Right?” he said with a smile after the strm died dwn.
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【参考范文】
“N time t rest, ” Lebrn said, lking up at the gathering cluds. “The weather here changes fast— this cl air means a strm is cming. We need t set up camp.” He and Aiden wrked expertly as I pretended t help, thunder rumbling afar. We camped at the ft f a gentle slpe, where water wuld run ff easily, yet wind, thunder and lightning raged n. As the strm struck fiercely, we sheltered inside. Sensing my fear, Lebrn fetched crackers and peanut butter, spread it slwly and tld camping stries. Each flash f lightning and crash f thunder made me cringe. “Just a typical summer strm— shrt but intense,” he said.
“What’s the fun in camping if yu can’t get dirty! Right?” he said with a smile after the strm died dwn. And just as quickly as the strm came rushing in, it subsided, allwing us t exit the tent. The view was stunning—I culd see fr miles, and the rain left a fresh scent f pine and an earthy smell f sil. As darkness set in, I marveled at the multitude f stars in the night sky. I wn’t lie—I was yearning fr a ht shwer and a sft bed, but as I gazed upward at the Milky Way, I knew this was an adventure I wuld never frget.