2026年安徽皖北县中联盟高三下学期5月模拟考试英语试卷（无答案）

这是一份2026年安徽皖北县中联盟高三下学期5月模拟考试英语试卷（无答案），共12页。试卷主要包含了未知等内容，欢迎下载使用。

一、未知
1．What are the speakers ding?
A．They are visiting a z.
B．They are making a phne call.
C．They are playing with an elephant.
2．Where des the cnversatin prbably take place?
A．In a restaurant.B．In a supermarket.C．In a theater.
3．What’s the prbable relatinship between the speakers?
A．Classmates.B．Clleagues.C．Brther and sister.
4．Hw many years has the man been away frm schl?
A．28.B．29.C．27.
5．What did the stepmther d t make her children lve her?
A．She bught them shirts.B．She tld them stries.C．She played them sme ads.
听下面一段对话，回答以下小题。
6．When is the man’s birthday?
A．On Octber 8th.B．On Octber 10th.C．On Octber 12th.
7．What d we knw abut the speakers?
A．They are twins.
B．They will hld a birthday party.
C．They are the same age.
听下面一段对话，回答以下小题。
8．Hw did Ted and his family plan t g t Hawaii?
A．By car.B．By plane.C．By train.
9．What des Betsy advise Ted t d at last?
A．Find smene t help him.
B．Discuss his prblem with his bss.
C．Take his wrk with him while traveling.
听下面一段对话，回答以下小题。
10．What is the main purpse f the wman t get rid f sme furniture?
A．T make her life changed.B．T help her friend Rachel.C．T make sme mney.
11．Hw des the wman feel abut the change in her rm?
A．Disappinted.B．Satisfied.C．Surprised.
12．What des the man usually d t get change?
A．He asks his friends fr help.
B．He talks t peple at the bank.
C．He buys small items frm the stre.
听下面一段对话，回答以下小题。
13．What are the speakers talking abut?
A．Tday’s plans.B．Their friend Rachel.C．Lcal restaurants.
14．Where did the wman have her breakfast?
A．At a restaurant.B．At schl.C．At hme.
15．What will the man prbably d?
A．Drink cffee.B．G t cinema.C．Have a perfrmance.
16．Hw lng will the preparatin take?
A．It depends n the specific situatin.
B．It takes a shrt perid f time.
C．It takes a very lng time.
听下面一段独白，回答以下小题。
17．Why did scientists paint the rad in bright clrs?
A．T make the rad mre attractive.
B．T keep birds away frm the rad.
C．T help drivers see better n the rad.
18．What attracts yung birds t the rad surface?
A．Rad litter.B．Rad warmth.C．Rad clr.
19．What makes yung birds in danger n the dark-clred rad?
A．Their feathers match the rad clr.
B．The rad’s heat traps them easily.
C．The rad reflectin harms their visin.
20．If the clrful rad wrks, what might happen next?
A．There will be less traffic.
B．There will be fewer birds.
C．Mre rads will be painted.
Animated Films Yu Shuld Nt Miss
Once believed t be merely children’s favrites, animated films have grwn up. These well-crafted films appeal t audiences f all ages, blending creativity, emtin and cultural depth. Here are fur engaging animated films that have left a lasting mark.Ztpia (2016, 2025)
This highly anticipated fllw-up t the 2016 hit Ztpia tk China by strm after its release in 2025. T cnnect with Chinese viewers, the film intrduced a new character, Gary De’Snake, timed perfectly with the Chinese Year f the Snake. It cntinued t explre themes f diversity and friendship, with sharp humr and heartfelt messages that made it the tp-earning freign animated film in China in 2025, even utperfrming its Nrth American bx ffice.Ne Zha (2019, 2025)
Ne Zha 2 brke bx ffice recrds, earning mre than 15.4 billin yuan in China. The film reimagined the classic Chinese myth with stunning animatin and a mdern twist. It explred themes f fate and resistance, striking a chrd with audiences. Its success highlights hw Chinese animatin is blending traditinal culture with cntemprary strytelling t win hearts wrldwide.Frzen (2013, 2019)
Frzen (2013) redefined animated musicals with its tale f sisterhd and self-lve, highlighted by the glbal hit theme sng Let It G. It wn tw Oscars. Frzen 2 (2019) expanded the stry t explre the rigins f Elsa’s magic and themes f legacy. The Frzen series, a Disney masterpiece which tuched viewers deeply, centers n the prfund bnd between Elsa and Anna, and explres heartwarming themes.Cc (2017)
A Pixar landmark prductin, Cc celebrates Mexican culture and the imprtance f family thrugh the stry f Miguel, a yung by wh enters the Land f the Dead. With vibrant visuals and a tuching scre, it explres themes f memry, family and dreams. A glbal bx ffice success and Academy Award winner, the film prves that family stries can resnate (产生共鸣) universally.
21．What is the main purpse f the passage?
A．T intrduce fur influential animated films.
B．T discuss the cultural impact f animated films.
C．T stress the cmmercial value f animated films.
D．T prve animated films are merely children’s favrite.
22．Which integrates traditinal Chinese cultural rts with mdern narrative techniques?
A．Ztpia.B．Frzen.C．Cc.D．Ne Zha.
23．What d Frzen series and Cc have in cmmn?
A．Bth are prduced by Disney animatin studi.
B．Bth feature an adventure t an afterlife wrld.
C．Bth are set in a wrld where animals live in harmny.
D．Bth cnvey warm themes that cnnect with audiences.
Living abrad ranks amng life’s mst rewarding experiences. Having spent 14 years in China, I cnsider myself incredibly frtunate fr the jurney, the scenic spts I’ve explred, the lessns I’ve absrbed, and the prfund insights I’ve gained int this cuntry’s rich culture.
I’ve always been drawn t the traditinal and histrical parts f the cities I visit. But I als make a cnscius effrt t embrace the mdern side f life here — because truly understanding any culture means stepping ut f yur cmfrt zne and cnnecting with peple in daily life.
As a quiet persn, scial interactin never cmes easily t me. Despite sticking t sl sprts like running and swimming fr years, I was persuaded by tw friends t try F45, a grup HIIT class. Initially, I was skeptical: physical challenges didn’t bther me, but the scial side made me nervus. I pictured a rm full f athletes cmpeting hard.
Frtunately, my assumptin was ttally wrng. What I fund was a warm, supprtive cmmunity with peple f diverse ages, backgrunds, and fitness levels, all gathering fr 45 minutes f exercise, encuragement and fun. Fur years later, I am mre than glad I gave it a sht: I wn first place in the F45 Playffs men’s dubles relay and third in Hyrx Shanghai, achievements beynd my wildest imaginatin back then. Mre meaningfully, hwever, are the genuine cnnectins I’ve made — new friends I’ll stay in tuch with fr years, a rare treasure when living abrad as we grw lder.
Mst f all, this experience reminded me that learning abut a place is nt just abut visiting temples, museums, r histrical sites — it’s abut sharing daily life with the peple wh call it hme. China is vast, multifaceted, and endlessly fascinating. Thugh I’ve nly scratched the surface f it, my mst valuable insights never came frm guidebks r turs, but frm cnversatins and friendships built ver time.
24．Hw des the authr embrace mdern life in China?
A．By visiting scenic sites.B．By understanding cultures.
C．By participating in sl sprts.D．By engaging with the lcals.
25．What d we knw abut F45?
A．It is a team training.B．It is ppular amng athletes.
C．It is designed fr freigners.D．It requires advanced fitness skills.
26．What is the mst valuable gain fr the authr frm the F45 experience?
A．The prizes he wn in cmpetitins.
B．The imprvement f his physical fitness.
C．The lasting friendships established with thers.
D．The deepened understanding f Chinese culture.
27．What can we learn frm the authr’s experiences?
A．Every clud has a silver lining.B．Birds f a feather flck tgether.
C．Nthing ventured, nthing gained.D．Actins speak luder than wrds.
Remember the days when we all believed eggs were a nutritin n-n? Frtunately, science has uncvered a lt abut chlesterl and heart health since then. Mre recent research has shwn that while certain fds cntain chlesterl, many aren’t the main cause f high “bad” chlesterl levels in the bld. Eggs, prawns, and ther high-chlesterl fds nce frbidden have nw gtten the all-clear.
Chlesterl cmes in different kinds f prtein-cntaining particles, including high-density lipprteins (HDLs), lw-density lipprteins (LDLs), and very lw-density lipprteins (VLDLs). The chlesterl thery f heart disease is that certain particles, such as LDLs and VLDLs, accumulate and blck the vessels. Nw that researchers knw high-chlesterl fds dn’t actually raise bld chlesterl, they’ve had t lk t ther culprits, says registered dietitian Marie Span. Public enemy number ne turns ut t be sugar. Accrding t research published in JAMA, a diet high in sugar and sweetened beverages like sft drinks are a majr surce, which drives up bad LDL chlesterl, while depressing levels f gd HDL chlesterl.
One f the fds ften avided by peple with high chlesterl is meat. Yu may nt realize, hwever, that yur bdy needs sme chlesterl — it’s used t build cells and crucial hrmnes. A Purdue study shwed that adults wh are verweight r mderately bese culd benefit frm a Mediterranean-style diet. Accrding t research in the American Jurnal f Clinical Nutritin, lean and unprcessed red meat, when eaten as part f a Mediterranean-style diet, may imprve heart health. The cnsumptin f prcessed meats, but nt red meats, is assciated with a higher risk f heart disease.
“Man-made trans fatty acids raise chlesterl and independently cntribute t heart disease risks, says nutritinist Span. And while many manufacturers have remved — r are in the prcess f remving — trans fats, they still pp up in a surprising number f prducts, such as prepackaged baked gds, desserts, and even sme types f chclate. Read labels and avid anything with partially hydrgenated ils listed amng the ingredients,” Span says.
28．What invites harm t the heart?
A．High-chlesterl fds.B．Lw-chlesterl fds.
C．High-density lipprteins.D．Lw-density lipprteins.
29．What des the underlined wrd “culprits” in paragraph 2 mean?
A．Causes.B．Victims.C．Strategies.D．Targets.
30．What can we knw abut a Mediterranean-style diet?
A．Lean prcessed meat is part f it.B．It has lean unprcessed red meat.
C．It is harmful fr verweight adults.D．It increases the risk f heart disease.
31．What can be a suitable title fr the text?
A．What Is Chlesterl?B．What Harms Yur Heart?
C．What Causes Heart Attacks?D．What Cmprises Chlesterl?
Britain’s natinal security thinking has lng been shaped by familiar cncerns: terrrism, energy supply, and mre recently, cyber threats. Hwever, a new U.K. gvernment assessment adds a distinct categry t this list: glbal bidiversity lss and ecsystem cllapse. It argues that these issues nw pse a direct and grwing risk t natinal security, with implicatins stretching far beynd cnservatin plicy t fd supply, ecnmic stability, migratin, and cnflict.
The assessment clarifies its purpse: it is nt a scientific review r envirnmental strategy, but an intelligence-style analysis designed t supprt natinal security planning amid uncertainty. Drawing n scientific literature, expert judgment, and prbabilistic reasning — tls als used t assess geplitical r military risk — it delivers a high-cnfidence cre judgment: glbal ecsystem degradatin already threatens U.K. prsperity and security, and withut majr interventin, these risks will intensify thrugh mid-century and beynd.
At its cre is the cncept f chain risk. Ecsystems lay the fundatin fr fd prductin, water availability, climate regulatin, and disease cntrl, and their degradatin rarely stays lcal. Crp failures in ne regin ripple (连锁反应) thrugh glbal markets; water scarcity destabilizes fragile states; disease utbreaks spread quickly in intercnnected scieties. The assessment stresses that bidiversity lss is nt an islated envirnmental issue, but a multiplier f existing scial, ecnmic, and plitical stresses.
It identifies key risk pathways: fd/ water insecurity, migratin pressures frm fd scarcity, cnflict and rganized crime fueled by resurce cmpetitin, and higher pandemic risk frm increased human-animal cntact. Additinally, it highlights six “critical ecsystems” whse cllapse wuld have utsized glbal impacts, thugh the timing f irreversible threshlds (临界点) remains uncertain.
Fr the U.K., fd security is a central vulnerability (脆弱性), as self-sufficiency wuld require massive changes. Technlgical innvatin alne is insufficient; prtecting ecsystems is deemed mre reliable. Ntably, the assessment avids alarmism, fcusing n uncertainty and prbabilistic judgment, yet its message is clear: bidiversity lss has mved frm the edge f envirnmental plicy t the cre f natinal security planning — a cnsequential shift fr gvernments lng treating nature as a backgrund cnditin.
32．What des bidiversity lss imply fr the U.K.?
A．Prtectin f cnservatin plicy.B．Damage t natinal security.
C．Risk t familiar cncerns.D．Argument fr ecsystem cllapse.
33．What is the assessment aimed at?
A．Offering scientific reviews.B．Aiding natinal security planning.
C．Making envirnmental strategies.D．Assessing military risks.
34．What d we knw abut chain risk frm the text?
A．It nly affects lcal ecsystems.B．It weakens scial and ecnmic stresses.
C．It causes risks t spread acrss areas.D．It is an islated envirnmental prblem.
35．What des the U.K. need mst fr self-sufficiency in fd?
A．Substantial shifts.B．Tech innvatin.
C．Uncertain messages.D．Safety planning.
Between take-ff and landing, distinctive Chinese cultural charm fills every crner f China’s airprts. ___36___ Unlike many airprts elsewhere dminated by huge eye-catching billbards and large shpping areas, China’s airprts prvide visitrs with authentic lcal fd and traditinal cultural experiences.
Frm Shanghai t Xi’ an, and frm Xi’an t Beijing, China’s airprts appear markedly different frm thse in industrialized natins and emerging cuntries. ___37___ But China’s airprts, which are large, mdern, technlgically advanced, are designed with passenger welfare priritized ver the prfiting frm space. This is easy t ntice while mving thrugh the terminal.
China’s airprts display lcal prducts in their shps, yet ne must actively search t find cultural symbls which are presented withut vert pride r any sense f undermining ther cultures and traditins. ___38___ There appears t be an peratinal harmny between passengers and airprt management, with passenger welfare placed at the center f airprt gvernance.
___39___ Hwever, it is rare t see bviusly stressed passengers in China’s airprts. Digital tls cut queues, reduce cnfusin, and ease travelers’ pressure. Digitalizatin has further enhanced travelers’ well-being and verall experience, cntributing t a smther and mre humane airprt envirnment.
Deep-rted natinal beliefs and harmnius Chinese cultural values, tgether with their practical implicatins in daily life, underpin the peratinal philsphy and cultural atmsphere f China’s airprts. Superir efficiency remains anther cre feature, prviding the wrld with an innvative alternative mdel. Unlike airprt systems dminated by private cmmercial enterprises, these public service hubs put passengers first and safeguard public interests abve all. With friendly hspitality and cutting-edge infrastructure, China’s airprts greet internatinal travelers with great warmth, embdying the remarkable mdern prgress f the cuntry. ___40___
A．S passengers are central, nt cmmercial prfit.
B．Travelling in advanced capitalist cuntries is ften stressful.
C．There are n signs f blind lcalism r natinalism in the airprts.
D．Passengers can feel this warm atmsphere the mment they step inside.
E．Sme airprts elsewhere perate mainly like cmpanies’ selling space.
F．This peple-riented develpment apprach has prven highly practical and successful.
G．In cntrast, many airprts abrad are designed t turn passengers’ waiting int prfit-making time.
A frmer GB para athlete is aiming t becme the first disabled persn t ski sl and unsupprted t the Suth Ple.
Jnny Huntingtn, 38, ______ a strke while serving in the British army. The brain bleed left him cmpletely paralyzed frm the neck dwn n his left side.
After 10 years f recvery, he is set t ski 566 miles f Antarctic land in an expeditin that he ______ will take 40 days. He will be ______ a sled weighing ver 110kg with equipment and fd. “N ne with a ______ has dne this befre s I find it quite exciting.” he said.
The frmer army fficer had his strke just eight weeks int his ______. It tk years t walk again, leaving him with ______ mvement n his left side. Tw years pst-injury, after being ______ frm the military, he struggled with pr mental health. During his ______, he jined the Armed Frces Para-Snwsprt Team and later cmpeted fr the GB Paralympic Nrdic ski team.
The ______ fr his Suth Ple trip came after he stpped skiing ______. He has taken n a number f ______ t prepare, including running the 630-mile Suth West Cast Path nnstp and ______ a 20-day sl expeditin in nrthern Sweden. He will fly t Antarctic first fr final ______, then start frm the Antarctic landmass edge.
“I have dne the right level f preparatin,” Huntingtn said, “I’ve dne all I can, but I’ve never been t Antarctica befre. It has quite ______ cnditins dwn there. There aren’t disabled explrers, it’s nt an easy jb, but I’ll just have t ______ hw we can make this wrk.”
41．A．acceptedB．sufferedC．discveredD．prved
42．A．anticipatesB．suggestsC．admitsD．participates
43．A．liftingB．carryingC．draggingD．mving
44．A．disabilityB．purpseC．dreamD．weakness
45．A．rmB．sledC．taskD．rle
46．A．nrmalB．discuragedC．preventedD．flexible
47．A．releasedB．dischargedC．preventedD．freed
48．A．trainingB．hlidayC．peratinD．recvery
49．A．reasnB．purpseC．cnclusinD．idea
50．A．cmpetitivelyB．finallyC．unwillinglyD．actively
51．A．pleasuresB．challengesC．burdensD．duties
52．A．planningB．appreciatingC．undertakingD．transfrming
53．A．experimentsB．decisinsC．reprtsD．preparatins
54．A．extremeB．mildC．lseD．calm
55．A．try nB．pull verC．figure utD．take up
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。
Xinjiang’s breathtaking natural and cultural scenery — diverse yet mysterius — ___56___ (display) endless appeal fr travelers. But where shuld ne begin t explre? An ambitius new bk, Hi, I’m Xinjiang, takes n the challenge t prvide appealing insights int the regin and help readers make ___57___ (infrm) chices.
The bk dives int the regin’s physical gegraphy, icy hydrlgy (水文学), evlutin f life, histrical civilizatins and mdern develpment, ___58___ (cmbine) tgether a grand 300-millin-year narrative f the regin, its prfund histry and remarkable transfrmatin. “We hpe this bk will prvide readers with a fresh perspective n all majr aspects f Xinjiang and ffer a clear framewrk t understand ___59___ engage with the regin,” he said, adding that the bk was brn frm their explratin, ___60___ (interpret) and respect t this land.
Xinjiang, ___61___ (histrical) knwn as Xiyu (Western Regins), was frmally included in Chinese territry during the Han Dynasty (206 BC-AD 220). After that, dynasties in the Central Plains regarded the regin as part f their territry and exercised authrity. Thrugh trade and cultural exchanges alng the ancient Silk Rad, the Western Regins gradually became the primary rute fr the Central Plains’ dynasties ___62___ (interact) with Central Asia, West Asia and Eurpe, serving as ___63___ meeting pint fr varius civilizatins.
Over millennia (千年), Xinjiang has evlved int a land ___64___ multiple ethnic grups blend and thrive tgether. Tday, it is hme t all 56 ethnic grups f China, making it ne f the cuntry’s administrative regins ___65___ the fullest ethnic cmpsitin and a dynamic diversity f flk custms and traditins.
66．假定你是李华，还有一个月就要参加高考。请用英语给Mr. Victry写一封信，内容如下：
1．你的临考备考计划；
2．征求老师建议。
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。
Dear Mr. Victry,
I’m Li Hua frm Class 3.
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Yurs sincerely,
Li Hua
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 semester, ur science teacher gave each f us sme very special flwer seeds. She tld us it was knwn fr being difficult t grw and required plenty f time, care, and patience befre it wuld blm. Sme seeds might sprut quickly, she explained, while thers wuld take much lnger time, and it depended n many factrs. I left the classrm that day with my heart full f excitement and determinatin: I wuld grw the mst beautiful flwers in the whle class.
Once hme, I carefully chse the richest sil and the cleanest pt. I placed the pt beside a windw where glden light pured in every mrning. Each day, I gently watered the seeds, checked the sil’s misture with my fingertip, and even whispered sft wrds f encuragement t it. I imagined tiny rts stretching undergrund and a green sht pushing upward any mment.
But weeks passed, and nthing happened. The sil remained bare and silent. Meanwhile, mst f my classmates’ seeds had already spruted int lively yung plants. I began t feel upset and discuraged. I stared at the dull brwn earth, wndering if my seeds were dead and if all my effrts had been a waste. Dubt crept int my mind, and I even thught abut thrwing the pt away.
My grandmther nticed my md. She sat beside me, gently tuched the pt, and said, “Everything in nature has its wn time. Dn’t be anxius. Keep watering it and waiting patiently. When the time is right, it will blm in its wn way.”
Her calm wrds sthed my restless heart. I decided nt t give up. I cntinued t care fr the seeds, but nw withut hurry r wrry. I simply did what had t be dne — watering, checking, waiting-and trusted that smething invisible was happening beneath the surface.
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。
One Saturday mrning, I gt up and walked t the windw as usual.
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Mnths later, the plant blssmed with brilliant flwers.
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