2026届河北承德市承德县某中学高三一模英语试卷（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
Creative Writing Wrkshp
Overview
In Creative Writing Wrkshps, kids and teens are given the space t wrk n and share their writing with a grup f peers and an instructr — a published authr r prduced playwright. In this multi-genre (体裁) wrkshp, writers may find themselves drawn t any number f frms and genres, including fictin, persnal narrative/ memir, playwriting, and screenwriting.
Our Missin & Apprach
We inspire and help writers set and achieve their wn writing gals, and all writers are encuraged t cmplete at least ne well-develped piece f writing ver the curse f their wrkshp. Wrkshps als include fun, prductive writing games that help writers develp their craft, explre new genres, and better understand their characters and narratives.
Thrugh ur innvative wrkshp methd, we empwer kids and teens as peer leaders as they gain skills in writing, editing, analysis, and effective cmmunicatin. Writpia Lab has established a cmmunity where yung writers can find each ther, cnnect via their literary passins, and have lts f fun!
Wrkshp Features
Our wrkshps are:
·fun, engaging, and highly prductive;
·student-centered and authr-led;
·supprtive, safe spaces where writers learn hw t give and receive insightful feedback.
Schedule & Frmat
Wrkshps run weekly during the schl year, as week-lng half-day wrkshps and week-lng full-day camps. Private sessins are als available fr students t receive ne-n-ne instructin.
Lcatins
We ffer wrkshps nline and in-persn in ur New Yrk, Washingtn D. C., and San Francisc regins.
1. What is encuraged in the wrkshps?
A. Reading varius literary wrks.B. Writing in multiple genres daily.
C. Creating ne plished piece f writing.D. Studying prfessinal writing standards.
2. What is a feature f the wrkshps?
A. They fcus n academic writing.B. They are led by prfessinal writers.
C. They require previus experience.D. They mainly teach petry writing.
3. Wh is the text targeted at?
A. Parents wh lve writing mst.
B. Schl teachers designing curricula.
C. Yung students interested in writing.
D. Prfessinal writers seeking imprvement.
B
At the age f 1 year and 152 days, Ace-Liam Nana Sam Ankrah frm Ghana was the wrld’s yungest male artist. His mther Chantelle, als an artist, discvered his passin when he was just 6 mnths ld. While learning t crawl, she gave him paint n a canvas t keep him busy — and he created his first artwrk, The Crawl.
Since then, Ace-Liam has gained attentin frm the media and even Ghana’s First Lady. “He has created a natural cnversatin abut art appreciatin and nurturing (培育) talent in kids,” the First Lady said. He has made ver 20 paintings and participated in his first grup exhibitin, where nine f his ten displayed wrks were sld.
Ace-Liam lves the feel f paint, bright clrs, and expressing himself freely. “It’s a fun and creative utlet,” his mther explained. He ften asks t paint, and his abstract wrks are inspired by clrs, shapes, textures, and his md. “Every painting shws his curisity and jy,” Chantelle added.
His painting sessins are natural. He chses the canvas and clrs, asks fr help pening paint bttles, and then paints carefully but freely. A sessin can last frm minutes t half an hur. Smetimes he returns days later t finish. When dne, he says, “Mama finish.”
After his recrd was cnfirmed, his family began lking fr pprtunities t nurture his talent thrugh quality educatin and internatinal expsure. Chantelle advises parents t encurage children’s interests early: “Every child is unique, and nurturing their passins can lead t amazing achievements.”
Fr anyne aiming fr a wrld recrd, she stresses the imprtance f fllwing the rules carefully: “Read them ver and ver. The jurney itself is fulfilling.” Ace-Liam’s artistic future lks bright, and many are excited t see what he creates next.
4. What is the primary significance f Ace-Liam’s stry accrding t the First Lady?
A. It prves the value f strict discipline.
B. It shws the imprtance f winning awards.
C. It highlights the cmmercial value f child art.
D. It inspires discussin n develping yung talent.
5. Which f the fllwing best describes Ace-Liam’s creative prcess?
A. Planned and structured.B. Hesitant and repetitive.
C. Emtinal and unrestricted.D. Interactive and scial.
6. What des Chantelle expect ther parents t d?
A. Set clear gals fr children early.B. Supprt children’s natural interests.
C. Cmpare children’s prgress with thers.D. Prepare children fr prfessinal curses.
7. What des the authr think f Ace-Liam’s future?
A. Uncertain.B. Prmising.C. Challenging.D. Stressful.
C
When there is less sunlight, many peple feel their md drp. Abut 5% f adults have a cnditin called seasnal affective disrder (SAD), a type f seasnal depressin. Many mre peple experience a milder “winter blues.”
A gd way t prevent this is t use a light bx, starting in the fall. Dr. Drthy Sit, a psychiatrist, says, “Research shws that using bright light therapy (治疗) in the mrning can greatly help reduce the symptms (症状) f seasnal depressin.” Peple usually sit in frnt f a special light bx fr abut 30 minutes every mrning. Making this a regular habit is very imprtant fr it t wrk thrughut the dark seasn.
Studies have fund that light therapy can be as effective as antidepressant medicine fr sme peple. Sme use bth, and this cmbinatin can be very helpful. Many peple feel better within just ne week f starting.
Our bdies need daylight t regulate ur internal 24-hur clck, which cntrls when we feel sleepy r awake. Because this internal clck isn’t perfect, it needs a daily reset. Mrning light, entering thrugh ur eyes, gives ur brain the signal t reset itself. “It helps sync ur ff-schedule bdy clck with the utside wrld,” explains expert Michael Terman.
Yu dn’t need t have severe depressin t benefit frm a light bx. It can als help peple with milder md changes. If yu feel lw n energy and md when autumn arrives, it might be wrth trying. Hwever, it’s always a gd idea t talk t a dctr abut yur symptms. Remember, the lack f light isn’t the nly reasn fr feeling dwn in winter. Cld weather ften keeps peple indrs, which can lead t scial islatin (孤单) and sadness. Light therapy wn’t help with the blues caused by lneliness. It’s imprtant t stay cnnected with friends and keep ding activities yu enjy.
T feel yur best during the darker mnths, cmbine light therapy with ther healthy habits: laugh ften, spend time with friends, eat well, and stay active.
8. What is the functin f mrning light accrding t paragraph 2?
A. It significantly imprves eyesight.B. It ffers a treatment fr depressin.
C. It enhances utdr exercise effects.D. It replaces the need fr scial activities.
9. What des the underlined wrd “sync” in paragraph 4 mst prbably mean?
A. Match up.B. Slw dwn.C. Calm dwn.D. Warm up.
10. What culd yu d t stay away frm lneliness in winter?
A. Keep a balanced diet.B. Spend mre time sleeping.
C. Stay scially active and engaged.D. Take antidepressant medicine daily.
11. What is the main purpse f the text?
A. T cmpare varius mental therapies.
B. T recmmend a slutin fr winter blues.
C. T intrduce different types f the depressin.
D. T explain the causes f seasnal md changes.
D
Many peple chse diet sdas every day t eat less sugar, cntrl their weight, r live a healthier life. Hwever, new studies shw that these drinks with artificial sweeteners might d mre than just taste sweet — they culd be changing hw ur brains understand hunger.
Fr a lng time, artificial sweeteners have been debated because f pssible links t cancer and gut (肠胃) prblems. Nw, research suggests that sweeteners like sucralse (三氯蔗糖) can activate parts f the brain that make us feel hungry. This may increase ur desire t eat. It is still nt clear whether this leads t real weight gain, but the belief that diet drinks help peple lse weight is nw being questined.
When we drink smething with real sugar, the bdy uses it fr energy. This prcess makes us feel full. But with artificial sweeteners like sucralse, this system des nt wrk the same way. Brain scans shw that sucralse increases activity in the area that cntrls hunger, while sugar decreases it. In ne study, peple wh drank sucralse felt hungrier, and their bdies did nt prduce chemicals that help them feel full.
Why des this happen? One reasn fr this may be that the brain expects calries when it tastes smething sweet. But artificial sweeteners have n calries. This mismatch may make the brain lk fr mre fd, especially sweet fds.
D these sweeteners cause weight gain? The results are mixed. Sme large studies shw that peple wh ften use artificial sweeteners have a higher risk f becming verweight r getting type 2 diabetes (糖尿病). Hwever, experts say this des nt necessarily mean sweeteners are the cause. Peple wh use them may already be wrried abut their weight.
Other studies have fund that replacing sugary drinks with diet versins can help peple lse sme weight. But ne recent study fund that wmen with diabetes wh switched frm diet drinks t water lst mre weight and were mre likely t imprve their health.
Still, many dctrs suggest being careful. Based n grwing research, they recmmend aviding bth sugary and artificially sweetened drinks. A gd alternative is naturally flavred water.
12. What is the effect f sucralse n the brain?
A. It cures sugar addictin.B. It imprves the sense f taste.
C. It helps t burn mre calries.D. It changes hw hunger is felt.
13. What can we infer abut the “system” mentined in paragraph 3?
A. It regulates hunger and fullness.B. It respnds t natural sugars.
C. It cntrls intensity f sweetness.D. It’s unaffected by sweeteners.
14. What is the authr’s attitude twards artificial sweeteners?
A. Favrable.B. Disapprving.C. Uninterested.D. Curius.
15. What is the best title fr the text?
A. Why Peple Chse Diet SdasB. Hw Our Brain Reacts t Sweetness
C. The Chemicals f Artificial SweetenersD. New Research n Diet Drinks and Health
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。
As humans, we tend t avid anything that might cause us emtinal discmfrt. Whether that’s ignring tday’s headlines, r nt wanting t enfrce a persnal bundary, it’s natural t want t preserve sme states f emtinal balance in life. ____16____. Think abut smething yu’ve achieved: first date; switching jbs; mving cities; r any ther curageus mment that n dubt came with fear, r sadness. All thse require a leap (跳跃) f faith int the unknwn.
At the time, we may wrry that we’re abut t make a huge mistake when we’re actually making the cnscius decisin t bravely step int the unknwn. When we lk back n these successes, we quickly frget abut that initial stressful feeling, seeing that mment as unimprtant and insignificant t the events that fllwed.
____17____: yur self-perceptin begins t shift. Yu see that past versins f yu have been able t nt just withstand emtinal discmfrt, but transfrm it int persnal grwth.
Over time, yu see that a healthy amunt f pressure isn’t just survivable, but essential t perfrming at yur best. ____18____. And yu can have the curage t be truly seen and heard by thers.
This capacity t hld the wider range f emtins isn’t a skill we’re taught at schl. ____19____. Althugh it can ften feel challenging t press pause, where we land when we slw dwn can be the very place where we cultivate this life-enhancing skill.
As we expand ur emtinal bandwidth, we unlck the willingness t allw in psitive emtins t, which, fr many f us, is the missing piece in the self-care puzzle.
The beautiful truth is that when we stp running frm discmfrt, and start dancing with it instead, we dn’t just survive. ____20____.
A. We will unlck a level f success we never imagined
B. Yet this skill can be self-taught by living in the mment
C. While this balance preserves cmfrt, it limits ur grwth
D. Whenever trapped in a difficult situatin, never lse patience
E. It may be awkward t turn t prfessinals r peple arund yu fr guidance
F. Yu ntice yu can calmly enter cnversatins that imprve yur relatinships
G. But the mment yu face discmfrt, yu will find a surprising capacity within
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。
Many peple ften say, “If it desn’t kill yu, it will make yu strnger.” But I’m nt sure I always ____21____. Sme experiences can leave peple hurt, even if they ____22____ them.
Fr many years, I ____23____ in a health centre helping peple with eating prblems. Many think these prblems are abut wanting t lk a certain way, but they are ften ____24____ t deeper emtinal pain. The treatment is lng and difficult, and ____25____, sme peple d nt get better.
Hwever, during my time there, I ften witnessed smething beautiful. Many patients tld me that after receiving help, their lives actually ____26____. They understd themselves better and felt mre kindness twards thers wh were als ____27____.
I remember ne ____28____ wh was in a bad cnditin. But ver time, she wrked very hard t get better. She stpped harmful ____29____, imprved her eating, and slwly returned t nrmal. She even tk curses t help her ____30____ in her jb hunting.
One day, she came t share sme wnderful news. She had just been ____31____ a high-level jb at a large cmpany. She had applied withut ____32____ t get it. In her interviews, whenever she felt ____33____, she reminded herself that she had already been thrugh smething much harder — and that gave her ____34____.
Smetimes, ur hardest experiences can ____35____ us t be strnger and kinder, helping us build a better life ahead.
21. A. agreeB. mindC. missD. cmplain
22. A. challengeB. surviveC. avidD. change
23. A. wanderedB. stayedC. wrkedD. jined
24. A. ppsedB. relatedC. similarD. addicted
25. A. surprisinglyB. finallyC. immediatelyD. sadly
26. A. sufferedB. declinedC. imprvedD. cntinued
27. A. engagingB. waitingC. cmpetingD. struggling
28. A. patientB. neighbrC. custmerD. agent
29. A. disadvantagesB. experimentsC. habitsD. custms
30. A. break dwnB. mve frwardC. settle dwnD. take ff
31. A. fferedB. lentC. presentedD. awarded
32. A. planningB. learningC. decidingD. expecting
33. A. unsureB. relaxedC. naturalD. encuraged
34. A. anxietyB. disappintmentC. cnfidenceD. respect
35. A. cmmandB. frceC. persuadeD. teach
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。
A special event tk place in Fuzhu, China. The English-language versin f the Chinese play The Peny Pavilin ____36____ (perfrm) fr the first time in Asia. This play, written by Tang Xianzu ver 400 years ag, was adapted by the University f Birmingham.
This perfrmance was part f ____37____ internatinal drama festival. It helped t create a cultural cnversatin between East and West. Tang Xianzu and William Shakespeare, ____38____ bth lived in the 16th century, never met. Hwever, their ____39____ (stry) explre similar themes like lve and fate. ____40____ (celebrate) this cnnectin, a special shw was created. It presented scenes frm The Peny Pavilin and Shakespeare’s Rme and Juliet n ne stage, ____41____ (shw) hw art can cnnect different cultures.
Translating the Chinese pera fr English speakers was a cmplex task. It required mre than just changing the wrds. The internatinal cast, using a Shakespearean style f speaking, ____42____ (cmbine) Eastern and Western perfrmance traditins during the festival. This creative prcess shws that cultural exchange is abut finding ____43____ (share) human feelings.
The success f this prject prves that what is ____44____ (deep) rted in ne culture can be understd in anther. Fuzhu and Stratfrd-upn-Avn, the hmetwns f Tang and Shakespeare, are nw sister cities. Yung actrs frm bth cuntries are wrking tgether, learning ____45____ each ther and keeping these classic wrks alive fr new audience.
第四部分 写作(共两节，满分40分)
第一节(满分15分)
46. 你校图书馆拟采用AI系统根据借阅记录推荐书籍。校英文报就此正展开英文讨论。请你写一篇短文投稿。内容包括：
1. 你的观点；
2. 你的理由。
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。
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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。
On a beautiful Thursday this April, Mr and Mrs Brwn tk their daughter Lily ut fr a walk in the neighbrhd. On their way back, Mrs Brwn picked up a dll fr Lily frm the lcal ty stre — it had smth hair and wre a pretty blue dress, just like the dlls Lily always admired in shp windws. These days, when Mr and Mrs Brwn were busy with their wrk and spending less time at hme, such small jys meant mre than ever.
In the afternn, Lily culdn’t wait t play with her new dll in the backyard. She was carefully pushing the dll in her little ty pram (推车) when suddenly, a strng wind came and blew the pram dwn. Befre Lily culd catch it, the pram hit a tree and fell ver. The dll fell ut and brke int pieces n the hard grund. Since the dll was made f prcelain (瓷器) and cmpletely brken, the Brwns culd d nthing abut it. Heartbrken, Lily cllected all the pieces carefully. She fund a small cardbard bx and put all the brken pieces inside, then buried it under the big ak tree in their garden.
Abut ne hur later, their neighbr Mrs White happened t pass by and saw what had happened. She came ver t cmfrt little Lily. Seeing hw sad the girl was, she really felt srry fr her. And it was at that mment that she decided t d smething special fr the pr child.
The next day, Mr Brwn went ut t get the mail as usual and fund a package. It was addressed t Lily, with n sender’s name written n it. Feeling curius, he brught it inside and called his daughter. Lily carefully pened the wrapped package.
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。
Lily’s eyes immediately lit up with excitement and jy.
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Deeply mved by this wnderful act, Mr Brwn decided t share the stry nline.
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