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2026年高三年级模拟考试
英语
（本试卷共 10页，满分 120分。考试用时 120分钟。）
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
ClassLink: Interactive Teaching Software for Your Classroom
ClassLink is an award-winning lesson-creation software designed specifically for
smart board in your classroom. It is totally free to download, and no subscription is
needed at all. It has many advantages, which help teachers make classroom teaching
more interesting and effective, bringing better learning experiences.
Free Access & Multi-system Support
It is free for smart board users and fully supports Windows and MacOS. It works
well with the newest system versions, ensuring smooth access to all old lessons on any
computer.
Smooth Connection with Existing Tech
It works well with all your existing teaching equipment. You can easily import PDFs,
PPTs and your favourite curriculum content. Plus, you can connect a smart document
camera for a smooth teaching experience.
Simple Operation for Easy Teaching
Designed for smart board, it supports teaching activities in a flexible way. Its Object
Awareness feature is a highlight, which can automatically detect touch, gestures, pens
and erasers. Teachers can teach directly without menu clicks, tool selection or mode
switching.
Rich Interactive Tools & Subject Support
It offers built-in interactive tools including spotlight and marking. They work well
with smart ink and can be used on web browsers and other applications, keeping students
focused in class. ClassLink offers targeted support for three key subject areas, each with
tailored tools:
Subject Areas Core Teaching Support
Use interactive tools to make abstract concepts concrete
Math & Science
for better understanding.
Build 21st-century skills with multi-sensory and hands-on
English Language Arts
language learning tools.
Offer media-rich tools for students to create and showcase
Career Education
their works.
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ClassLink opens a new way for lively classroom teaching and meaningful learning.
It brings wonderful experiences to both teachers and students. Download it for free now!
21.What is the purpose of ClassLink
A. To help students win awards.
B. To benefit classroom teaching.
C. To subscribe studying materials.
D. To download applications freely.
22.Which of the following is one of ClassLink’s advantages
A. Creating your favorite PPT files.
B. Updating your document camera.
C. Designing two operating systems.
D. Supporting flexible teaching activities.
23.What is prepared for Career Education
A. Interactive tools.
B. Multi-sensory tools.
C. Media-rich tools.
D. Language learning tools.
B
When Chen Ran returned to China in 2009 after graduating from a university in the
UK, the young entrepreneur decided to devote himself to solving a pressing social
challenge rather than pursue a conventional career.
Filled with ambition, he spent six months traveling across the country, and what he
witnessed in public spaces made him keenly aware of China’s enormous unmet demand
for elderly care. With over one fifth of people aged 60 or above, China was seeing a
major population shift, and he set a bold vision: to turn aging from limitation into a life of
dignity, independence and joy.
Chen founded Timeless Care, a company focused on innovative solutions to
improve elderly care. Yet his early days in the industry were filled with hardships. Back
then, China’s elderly care industry was still at an early stage with few supportive policies.
He started with consulting services, studying industry regulations and operational models,
and learning painfully through trial and error. “There were moments when inexperience
led to costly mistakes,” he said. After five years of careful preparation, he finally opened
his first elderly care facility in Tianjin in 2014, focusing on seniors with disabilities,
Alzheimer’s or other forms of mental disease.
Today, his group runs over 1,800 beds in multiple Chinese regions and partners with
local governments to support lonely, low-income seniors with no family care. What
sustained the company, Chen believes, was not rapid expansion, but trust built patiently
over time. “Clients would invite me to their homes for meals and family gatherings,” he
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said. “To truly serve them, you have to become the most trusted life partner for each
family.”
Looking ahead, Chen seeks to create a sustainable care model for small cities to ease
ordinary families’ burden. As government policies grow increasingly supportive, he
sincerely hopes that more young people will pay attention to this industry and join in
building a better future for China’s aging population.
24.Why did Chen Ran build up Timeless Care
A. To follow a traditional career path.
B. To satisfy the need for elderly care.
C. To offer more jobs to young people.
D. To apply knowledge learnt in university.
25.What can we learn about Chen’s early career
A. He went through costly mistakes.
B. He built care centers nationwide.
C. He received strong policy support.
D. He achieved great success at first.
26.What mainly led to the company’s progress according to Chen
A. Care for people with disabilities.
B. Quick growth in its business size.
C. Sincere trust built with the families.
D. Close cooperation with governments.
27.Which of the following best describes Chen Ran
A. Careful and reserved.
B. Generous and modest.
C. Honest and humorous.
D. Ambitious and devoted.
C
At Mainstreet Deli in Paris, Mary Flynn was picking up a sandwich. A QR code
near the checkout invited her to rate her experience. But, to her, the idea of leaving a
customer feedback was unappetizing. “It is way too much,” she said. “I’ve got tired of
it.”
Charles Karian, co-founder of the shop, says feedback and reviews have been part of
a business now. It is a flow that people follow before making decisions. Even though
people are aware that many online reviews are fake, they still rely heavily on ratings. A
marketing survey in 2025 shows that 97% of consumers read reviews before considering
purchases. “Whether you are buying a chicken wrap or seeing a dentist,” Charles says,
“what ends up happening is ‘OK, let’s read some reviews.’ ”
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Experts have identified a psychological mechanism that drives the increasing
demand for feedback. Reviews, in reality, function as a form of social proof, influencing
people’s decisions and behaviors. This tendency is often seen in herd mentality, where
individuals seek to fit in with the majority to avoid poor decisions.
But the constant demand for reviews could bring about unfavourable consequences,
experts warn. Many are less enthusiastic about being asked to fill out business surveys.
What started as an innovative way to help consumers has increasingly become an
unwelcome burden. Besides, online reviews rarely paint the full picture because
customers are not likely to leave reviews unless they have had a particularly positive or
particularly negative experience.
To reduce overdependence on constant feedback, businesses have to toe a fine line.
Instead of asking for a review after every purchase, try after every third one or just for
big-ticket items. If a customer is especially satisfied, that is a good time to ask for a
review, too. Most people actually don’t mind taking surveys if you ask the questions that
you are willing to deal with. “Deep down, everybody wants to be heard,” Charles says.
28.What contributes to the increasing demand for feedback
A. Customers’ limited shopping time.
B. People’s desire to follow the crowd.
C. Businesses’ need to lower their costs.
D. Experts’ suggestion on wise decisions.
29.What is paragraph 4 mainly about
A. Related limitations.
B. Practical solutions.
C. Personal experience.
D. Research background.
30.What does the underlined phrase “toe a fine line” in paragraph 5 mean
A. Break the ice.
B. Bridge a gap.
C. Strike a balance.
D. Reach the goal.
31.What is Charles’s attitude to customers’ feedback
A. Unclear.
B. Approving.
C. Doubtful.
D. Dismissive.
D
Horses use their larynx (喉) to make two sounds simultaneously, so they are
effectively singing and whistling at the same time.
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It has long been known that a horse’s whinny contains both a low-frequency sound,
around 200 hertz, and a high-frequency sound, above 1,000 hertz. The low-frequency
component is easily explained by vibrations in the horse laryngeal vocal folds (声带),
similar to human speech or singing. But the high-frequency sound is unusual for such a
large animal, and how it is produced has been a mystery.
“Although humans have been co-existing and co-evolving with horses for 4,000
years, we still understand their communication imperfectly,” says Thompson Fitch at the
University of Vienna, Austria.
To solve the puzzle, Fitch and his colleagues first performed a range of tests, scans
and experiments on horse larynges obtained from a horse meat supplier. “We blew air
through them and initially we only got the low component,” says Fitch. “But with some
playing around, we were able to obtain the high-frequency component as well.” This
showed that both components are produced by the larynx itself, unlike human whistling,
which is performed with the lips.
For further proof of the whistling mechanism, the researchers blew air and helium,
two different gases, through the larynges. By comparing these gases, the researchers
could test whether the high-frequency sound came from whistling or from tissue
vibrations.
“The low-frequency component is produced by vocal fold vibrations, just like
human singing or a cow mooing, and it didn’t shift when we changed between gases,”
says Fitch. “But the high-frequency component did significantly shift to be higher in
helium, just as predicted for whistles.” Mice and rats can also produce laryngeal whistles,
but in their case it is at a frequency too high for humans to hear.
Fitch and his colleagues assume that the whistle may make the whinny more
noticeable and may help the sound carry further, but these guesses haven’t yet been tested.
32.What does a horse use to make low-frequency sounds
A. Lips.
B. Tongue.
C. Muscles.
D. Vocal folds.
33.How did Fitch’s team perform the study
A. By studying horse tissue vibrations.
B. By identifying functions of horse lips.
C. By comparing components of two gases.
D. By blowing gases through horse larynges.
34.What did Fitch’s study finally test
A. The whistling mechanism of horses.
B. The functions of horse whistling.
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C. The high-frequency sound of horses.
D. The existence of laryngeal whistle.
35.What is the best title for the text
A. Different Functions of Horse Larynx
B. The Evolution of Horse Vocal Folds
C. The Secret Behind Horses’ Unusual Whinny
D. Horses: The Ability to Make Different Sounds
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。
We all know that vacations are good for the soul, but if you are looking to recharge
without the headache of airports and lengthy road trips, maybe it is time to embrace the
concept of a staycation. 36.
Staycation makes for the perfect getaway because it avoids the stress of long-
distance travel. 37 All you need is a vacation mindset, a bit of creativity to play tourist in
your own neighborhood, and a clear idea on what you actually want to do.
The beauty of staycation is that you have the absolute freedom to do whatever you
want, however you want. Want to sleep the entire time and do absolutely nothing Go for
it. Feel ambitious and want to accomplish some of your long-held wishes 38 Whatever
your preference, decide what you want to get out of the staycation.
And if you are planning to pack your staycation with activities, have structure. It is
just as important to figure out what you want to do, see and eat. Make an effort to check
out the nearby restaurants, shops and hidden treasures you have probably never given a
second glance. 39 Turn to your local tourist board for the latest happenings, free events
and guided tours. If you want your staycation to count, explore like you have never set
foot in the place before.
40 Keep in mind that filling every single moment with activities won’t do you any
good. Besides, don’t worry about your social media feed. Just focus on your own inner
peace. It is your staycation, so the only rules are yours, not meant to impress anyone else.
A. That is cool, too.
B. It also saves you a lot of trouble.
C. And if you are fresh out of ideas
D. One of the best things about staycation
E. Plus, it is equally important to avoid covering everything.
F. It is a vacation spent at home or exploring your local area.
G. Budget permitting, it’s worth treating yourself to a luxurious experience.
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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。
Five years ago, during my master’s studies, I visited a rural village in Henan for a
poverty alleviation program. I watched the village 41 poverty, but this experience left me
a lasting question: what comes next for villages after they escape poverty This summer,
I finally found the 42 during a field trip to Manlunzhan, a Dai village in Yunnan, with
visiting students from 43 countries.
As we walked into Manlunzhan, it was difficult to imagine that this community had
once 43 to make ends meet. Today, villagers live in self-sufficiency and modern comfort.
Many own cars and new apartments, and local businesses are 44. We joined the villagers
in their Water Splashing Festival. Laughter and water filled the fresh air, bringing us 45
together and reconnecting our hearts to nature and community. We also 46 our hands on
the traditional art of papermaking. With the patient guidance from the villagers, we 47 the
rhythm of the craft passed down through generations. Every step of the process carried
their love and 48.
What impressed me most was that villagers were not 49 receivers of aid. They are
confident entrepreneurs, warm hosts and proud cultural 50, connecting the local to the
world. The community itself took the 51 in development with outside institutions acting
as partners rather than ing from Ethiopia, I couldn’t help making 52.
Many of our villages also have unique traditions and natural resources waiting to be 53.
For me, this trip was more than an academic exercise—it was a journey of discovery:
about 54, culture and myself. The transformation I witnessed is not just a China’s story
but one that can 55 rural communities worldwide.
41.A. hide from B. step out of C. rely on D. put up with
42.A. secret B. result C. answer D. sign
43.A. promised B. decided C. hesitated D. struggled
44.A. striking B. booming C. rewarding D. returning
45.A. deeper B. nearer C. further D. closer
46.A. held B. tried C. kept D. laid
47.A. felt B. formed C. set D. spread
48.A. purpose B. pride C. freedom D. peace
49.A. unique B. polite C. careless D. passive
50.A. ambassadors B. icons C. leaders D. helpers
51.A. lead B. place C. turn D. risk
52.A. choices B. decisions C. comments D. comparisons
53.A. described B. examined C. unlocked D. preserved
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54.A. development B. balance C. history D. truth
55.A. entertain B. satisfy C. inspire D. unite
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 newest collection of human scientific research remains fascinating and
continues to show us new mysteries waiting to be explored. Here are two of National
Geographic’s top 56 (pick) for 2023’s most impressive breakthroughs.
A brain decoder translates human thoughts, 57 (provide) hope for those who have
lost speech. Researchers from University of Texas at Austin reported revolutionary work
with a new AI system—translating a person’s brain activity into 58 continuous stream of
text in the lab. It is not a true “mind reading” device. Instead, the brain decoding system
59 (essential) creates a dictionary of brain activity patterns based on how an individual
responds to certain words or images 60 then uses that dictionary to guess what the person
is thinking about. This tech is currently 61 its early days, yet it has already raised
questions about mental privacy and ethics in non-voluntary situations. For the families of
people who have trouble communicating, however, the work provides new hope.
Ancient whale might be the largest animal ever. The blue whale may no longer be
the largest animal in history. An ancient whale appropriately 62 (name) Perucetus
colossus could take that title. A new 63 (analyse) of fossil bones from the ancient whale
that 64 (live) in the waters along the coast of Peru more than 37 million years ago
suggests that the animal may have weighed more than 300 tons and measured around 60
feet. If it was truly as heavy as scientists suspect, then it would have been the largest
known animal to have ever lived. Blue whales, 65 still longer at around 100 feet, only
weigh around 200 tons.
第四部分写作（共两节，满分 40分）
第一节（满分 15分）
假定你是李华，你班计划制作班级电子相册，记录班级的美好时光。请给外教
Mr. Smith写一封邮件。内容包括：
1.告知制作相册的目的；
2.邀请提供照片和寄语。
注意：
1.写作词数应为 80左右；
2.请按如下格式在答题卡的相应位置作答。
Dear Mr. Smith,
How are you getting on recently
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Yours,
Li Hua
第二节（满分 25分）
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。
I stood before the mirror, adjusting my bow tie for a third time. Tonight was the
coming-of-age ceremony, a moment I had awaited for months.
As I walked into the school auditorium, the sight in front of me took my breath away.
The entire hall was strung up with bright fairy lights, the stage decorated with a huge sign
that read “Embrace Adulthood, Chase Dreams!”. My classmates were already there, their
faces glowing with happiness. Some posed for photos with teachers and parents, while
others were chatting excitedly. It was a mix of joy and anticipation for the future.
As the ceremony began, we sang our school song together and watched video clips
of sweet memories. Then Mr. Johnson, our principal, stepped onto the stage, smiled
warmly, and began to deliver his speech. He told us that this ceremony was not just a
celebration, but also a reminder of independence and responsibility. “Adulthood is not
just about getting older,” he said.
To our great surprise, he then declared a special session—Dream Sharing. Instead of
calling names one by one, he would pick students at random and invite them to share
their dreams and future plans on the stage.
The whole hall bubbled with whispers and excitement as we waited for our names to be
called. Then Mr. Johnson called out, “Jackie!”
“I will design apps to detect disease and this is my promise as an adult!” Jackie said,
his voice clear and loud. Next was Bradley, who dreamed of becoming a pilot. Then
Alice shared her plan of using AI to monitor ocean pollution and protect marine life.
Their words rang in my ears. Everyone seemed to have great and shining dreams. I sat
quietly, replaying my own dream in my mind, but it felt so ordinary that I dared not speak
it out.
注意：
1.续写词数应为 150左右；
2.请按如下格式在答题卡的相应位置作答。
Just as I was lost in thought, my name was called.
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Applause broke out and Mr. Johnson smiled proudly at me.
一、阅读理解答案
第一节（21-35）
21-23：BDC 24-27：BACD 28-31：BACB 32-35：DDAC
第二节（36-40）
36-40：FBACE
二、语言运用答案
第一节（完形填空 41-55）
41-45：BCDBD 46-50：BABDA 51-55：ADCAC
第二节（语法填空 56-65）
Picks providing a essentially and
In named analysis lived though/although/while
三、写作参考范文
第一节（满分 15分：邀请信）
Dear Mr. Smith,
How are you getting on recently I’m writing to share with you that our class is
planning to make a digital album, which is intended to record the cherished moments we
have shared and preserve the precious memories of our daily school life.
Having accompanied us patiently in both study and various colorful class activities,
you are indeed an important and unforgettable part of our shared memories. We would
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highly appreciate it if you could offer some lovely photos taken with us in class or
activities. Moreover, a few warm words or sincere wishes from you will undoubtedly
make our album more impressive and meaningful.
Only with your generous participation can we make this memory collection more
complete. We sincerely hope you will lend us your kind support and are looking forward
to your reply.
Yours,
[Your Name]
第二节（满分 25分：读后续写）
Just as I was lost in thought, my name was called.My heart pounded wildly.
Unlike my classmates who had grand plans, my dream seemed too simple to share. I
stood for a while, unsure whether to voice it out. Then I met Mr. Johnson’s gaze—his
gentle smile cheered me on, and I said, “I want to be a community worker.” With my
heart still pounding, I shared my hope to help people with daily issues, passing on
kindness and making a difference in their lives. Having finished my words, I lowered my
head, worried that my dream would pale in comparison to theirs.
Applause broke out and Mr. Johnson smiled proudly at me. “That’s a noble
dream,” he nodded gently. “To light up one’s path is the greatest gift an adult can give.”
His words instantly melted my anxiety away. I glanced at my classmates and was met
with nods and smiles, rather than the awkward silence I had feared. At that moment, I
realized that growing up meant having the courage to pursue our dreams, no matter how
simple they might be. With passion and courage in my heart, my journey to take
responsibilities began.
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