福建省厦门市2026届高三下学期高考二模 英语试题（含答案及听力音频、听力原文）

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客观题
1-5 CBCBA 6-10 CCBAC 11-15 AABAB 16-20 AABBC
21-23 CBC 24-27 BDAA 28-31 DBAA 32-35 CCBD
36-40 GFDBC 41-55 ADBCA BCDBA CDBAC
语法填空（共10小题；每小题1.5分，满分15分）
56. launched 57. fficially 58. and 59. investigatr 60. have evlved/have been evlving
61. discnnected 62. that/which 63. t cnstruct 64. is expected 65. a
应用文（满分15分）
Dear Mr. Evans,
As a participant in the AI+English prject, I have nticed a prblem cncerning students' use f AI, s I am writing t seek yur guidance.
Sme students have difficulty judging whether the infrmatin prvided by AI is reliable. Fr example, they accept answers withut checking them, which may lead t misunderstandings and affect their learning. Therefre, I'm writing t seek yur prfessinal guidance. It wuld be appreciated if yu culd share sme strategies n hw t use AI critically. I believe yur expertise will be f great value t ur prject.
Lking frward t yur reply.
Yurs,
Li Hua
Dear Mr. Evans,
As a member f the AI+English prject grup, I am writing t reflect n a trubling issue amng us and seek yur prfessinal advice.
I have nticed a disturbing trend where many students are lsing their ability t think independently. Instead f explring language n ur wn, many tend t accept AI-generated answers withut any dubt. This passive habit prevents us frm develping ur wn ideas and truly mastering the language.
Given yur expertise, culd yu pssibly ffer us a lecture n using AI wisely? I wuld be prfundly grateful fr yur enlightenment.
Yurs,
Li Hua
读后续写（满分25分）
Busy preparing fr the party, I suddenly heard a man's vice, "Surprise!" I spun arund, heart punding, t find a middle-aged man standing there with a tired but warm smile. Fr a secnd, I was cnfused abut wh he was. Sensing this, he intrduced himself as Pierre, Lila's father, wh managed t get sme time ff frm his night shifts fr this precius mment. Relieved, I tld him abut my secret plan. With a knwing lk in his eyes, he jined in. Tgether, we turned the living rm int a festive wrld, hanging streamers and setting the table.
Tw hurs later, Pierre and I gt everything ready. The air was filled with the sweet smell f cake when the dr finally pened. Lila stepped in, her shulders slightly lw—she first nticed the burst f clrs, and then, mre imprtantly, the tall figure cming ut frm the kitchen. "Papa!" She let ut a cry f jy, thrwing herself int his arms. Watching them hlding each ther clsely, the cldness f being an "utsider" cmpletely melted away. In that mment, I realized that hme was nt just a place, but the warmth we shared.
听力原文
(Text 1)
M: It's really ht in here. Mind if I pen the windw?
W: Better nt. It's super nisy utside — the street's under repair. We've gt air cnditining anyway.
(Text 2)
M: Hey, isn't the prject meeting at 2:00 pm?
W: It was, but it's gt mved t 4:00. Culd yu cme in abut half an hur earlier t get the stuff ready?
M: Sure, n prblem.
(Text 3)
W: Hw was the mvie yu saw last night?
M: The acting was great, and the music was beautiful. But the plt was such a mess that I culdn't really fllw it.
(Text 4)
W: Wilsn, I gt a delivery ntice, but my parcel isn't in the lcker it mentined.
M: Let me take a lk. Ah, I see the prblem — yu checked the wrng ne. Try this lcker here.
(Text 5)
W: Did yu catch the annuncement? Because f the strm, ur flight t Edinburgh nw leaves frm Gate 17 instead f Gate 9.
M: N, I missed it. We'd better g there right away.
(Text 6)
M: Alice, have yu figured ut what t get fr Mm's birthday yet? It's cming up sn.
W: Nt yet. I thught abut a silk scarf, but she's already gt a bunch f thse. Then I cnsidered a gardening bk, but yu knw she hardly ever reads.
M: What abut that cffee machine she kept checking ut at the mall last week?
W: Gd idea, but it's still pricey even n sale, and the mall desn't ffer free delivery.
M: Well, if we split the cst, it wn't be that bad.
W: Yu wuld? That actually sunds perfect.
(Text 7)
W: Hi! Why is everyne buying pears tday? D yu have a special prmtin?
M: Nt really. It's Jingzhe. Our lcal traditin says spring thunder and rain wake up sleeping insects, marking the start f hard wrk n the farm.
W: I see. S peple eat pears t celebrate the insects?
M: (Laughing) N. In Chinese, "pear" sunds like "leaving". Farmers eat them hping pests will stay away frm their crps.
W: What a clever play n wrds!
M: Indeed. Pears have a special place in Chinese culture. Even a famus Chinese pet, Su Shi, wrte abut them. Anyway, my pears are very sweet. Wuld yu like sme?
W: Yes, please! I'll take five.
(Text 8)
M: Hey, Sarah! Yu lk like yu're in a hurry. Heading t the basketball tryuts?
W: Hi, Jasn! Nt tday. I'm just drpping ff my yunger brther, Eddie. He's determined t make the schl team this year.
M: That's ambitius! I remember he was the lead guitarist in the schl band last semester.
W: He still plays, but he's crazy abut basketball nw.
M: That's quite a change! By the way, is yur sister, Fina, als trying ut fr the cheerleading team?
W: N, she's busy with the swimming club. What abut yu? Still wrking n the schl magazine with Jessica?
M: Actually, I've started training fr the marathn with my cusin, Luis.
W: That sunds like a lt f wrk! Gd luck t yu bth.
M: Thanks!
(Text 9)
M: Hey Emily, have yu heard abut the new exhibitin at the Space Science Center? They're displaying bjects frm different missins.
W: Really? What kind f things are n display?
M: Mn rcks, parts f satellites, and even spacesuits. There are als early space charts full f cmplicated data. Sme exhibits even remind visitrs f science fictin mvies r ideas abut life in space.
W: That sunds fascinating. Are the charts easy t understand?
M: Pretty much. Althugh brchures and screens are available, visitrs find the experts' guidance the mst helpful.
W: Nice. What are they like?
M: They're amazingly well-preserved. Sme are even shwn in digital frm, and a few have really cmplex shapes.
W: I've always been curius abut deep space. I think I shuld check it ut.
M: Yu definitely shuld.
(Text 10)
Tday we're ging t intrduce a ppular time-management methd called the Pmdr Technique. It was invented by Francesc Cirill in the late 1980s. The methd is named after the tmat-shaped kitchen timer he used when he studied in Rme. "Pmdr" means tmat in Italian, which is a cmmn ingredient in Italian cking.
The methd is pretty simple. First, chse a task and set a timer fr 25 minutes. During that time, stay fcused and avid checking yur phne r emails. When the timer rings, yu've cmpleted ne "Pmdr". Then take a 5-minute break. After fur "Pmdrs", take a lnger break f 15 t 30 minutes instead f jumping straight int the next task.
This technique can help imprve cncentratin and prevent mental exhaustin. It's especially helpful fr peple wh get absent-minded easily, r fr thse wh ften feel sleepy r lse track f what they are ding while studying. Why nt give it a try?