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2025-2026学年下学期高一年级第三次学情调研英语试题
二、阅读理解
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Affordable Places to Visit in Upstate New York
Seneca Falls
If you like nature and love history, Seneca Falls is the top choice. While the city itself isn’t the cheapest, some attractions there are mostly free or highly affordable, such as the Women’s Rights National Historical Park, Cayuga Lake, Seneca Lake State Park, and an amazing downtown area.
Hornell
Often known as the “Maple City” thanks to its large maple tree forests, Hornell is an affordable place that shows a new side of Upstate New York. Along with friendly locals, a walkable downtown area, and public holiday celebrations, you can hike and walk through some of the state’s most secret parks and forests. That’s because Hornell is located in the exciting Canisteo Valley.
Elmira
Welcome to one of Mark Twain’s summer houses, where he wrote some of his most famous works of literature and was later buried. It’s not hard to see why the famous writer liked the area—situated among the mountains and near the Chemung River. Elmira shows some of the most impressive natural views in Upstate New York. It’s also part of the Finger Lakes Wine Country, making it easy to visit a local winery.
Cortland
Thanks to the SUNY Cortland campus, this town isn’t really a secret—but it’s one of the most affordable Upstate New York towns to visit any time of year. The community is friendly. Public parks and wide hiking trails (小径) are within reach, and the downtown area has plenty of shops and restaurants to explore on foot, I might add.
21. What do we know about Seneca Falls
A．It is a mix of nature and history.
B．It is suitable for literature lovers.
C．Its goods are the cheapest in New York.
D．Its tourist attractions are free all year round.
22. Where should visitors go if they want to learn about the life of Mark Twain
A．Seneca Falls. B．Hornell. C．Elmira. D．Cortland.
23. What does the author suggest visitors do when they visit the downtown Cortland
A．Walk with a local tour guide.
B．Take a nice photo on campus.
C．Taste the delicious foods.
D．Explore the area on foot.
B
Jennifer Weiss’s journey to medicine began when she was a child, seeing doctors care for her father, who had heart disease. This experience left a lasting impression on her, and she decided to train as a doctor at 16. Although she enjoyed helping others, Jennifer soon realized she wanted to have a bigger influence on others. She wanted to do more than just take patients to the hospital.
During her college years, Jennifer studied human biology, health, and society, while also volunteering as a doctor and firefighter. She noticed that many people badly needed to get healthcare, which inspired her to create the EMS Equity Project. This project helped patients in Ithaca find healthcare resources. These experiences led her to go for a job in medicine, and she finally joined Weill Cornell Medical College.
At the White Coat Ceremony, Jennifer and her classmates received their white coats and stethoscopes (听诊器). The ceremony marked the start of their medical education. Jennifer, who would be the first in her family to become a doctor, saw the white coat as a symbol (象征) of her responsibility for providing comfort and care to others. She believed that medicine was not just about learning but also about being kind to others.
The ceremony was also a reminder that becoming a doctor requires both professional knowledge and a sense of balance in life. As Dr Joseph Safdieh, a medical educator at Weill Cornell Medicine, said, students should aim to be the best one of themselves as doctors, not someone else. Students, with their different backgrounds and experiences, are ready to take on the challenges of the medical field.
24. Why did Jennifer decide to become a doctor
A．She saw how a child was saved.
B．She wanted to find a well-paid job.
C．She was influenced by some doctors.
D．She was badly ill at a young age.
25. What is the main purpose of the EMS Equity Project
A．To draw public attention to poor families.
B．To inspire more students to work hard.
C．To help patients in need of medical help.
D．To encourage people to do volunteer work.
26. What did Jennifer think of the White Coat Ceremony
A．It showed an end to college life.
B．It exhibited a doctor’s responsibility.
C．It marked the start of high school.
D．It required her to be open-minded.
27. What did Dr Joseph Safdieh expect the students to do
A．Attend his lectures about medicine.
B．Make a lasting impression on others.
C．Build up confidence when studying.
D．Focus on becoming the best doctors.
C
Recently, a video of four snow leopards climbing snowy cliffs (峭壁) in northern Pakistan made environmentalists very excited. Snow leopards are one kind of animals that are hard to find in the wild. Seeing just one on camera is difficult, let alone four at a time. This sighting is seen as a big win for Pakistan’s efforts to protect wildlife.
Sakhawat Ali, a park worker who loves taking photos, filmed the snow leopards. He spent two weeks following their footprints in the Central Karakoram National Park, which is always covered in snow. It turned out that the four snow leopards were a mother and her three babies. Ali said that while people in his village often saw snow leopards, no one had ever seen four together before. He first saw the mother leopard. Then, he noticed more pawprints around. Later, from the roof of his house, he used binoculars (双筒望远镜) to look at a nearby cliff and was lucky enough to see all four leopards together. He quickly got his camera and filmed them from about 200 meters away.
People in Ali’s village were happy about the sighting. However, they were also a bit worried that the leopards might attack their farm animals.
Snow leopards are considered “vulnerable”, which means they are at risk of becoming endangered. They only live in high-altitude (海拔) mountains in the Himalayas, so they are seldom seen. The World Wildlife Fund in Pakistan said the sighting is a good sign, but snow leopards are still in danger.
Snow leopards face many threats, like losing their homes and not having enough food. According to the United Nations, human activities and more livestock are harming the land where snow leopards live. This makes it harder for them to find food. Other problems include people hunting them illegally, new building projects destroying their habitats, and climate change making the situation worse. Given the terrible situation, it’s necessary that local communities work together to protect these amazing animals. Only in this way will future generations be able to see snow leopards in the wild.
28. Why did the sighting of four snow leopards excite environmentalists
A．It was a signal that the local climate was improving.
B．It was unusual that snow leopards appeared in a group.
C．It proved that snow leopards were no longer endangered.
D．It indicated that snow leopards could adapt to new habitats.
29. How did Sakhawat Ali manage to film the snow leopards
A．By asking his neighbors for help.
B．By tracking and observing them carefully.
C．By waiting patiently near the cliff for long.
D．By using advanced technology to search the mountains.
30. What is the villagers’ attitude towards the sighting
A．Mixed. B．Proud. C．Doubtful. D．Uncaring.
31. What’s the author’s purpose in writing the last paragraph
A．To describe the challenges for animals.
B．To show human activities’ influence on wildlife.
C．To call for collective efforts to protect snow leopards.
D．To tell about the great adaptability of snow leopards.
D
It is often difficult for farmers to recognize diseases quickly enough to protect their crops. Now, some farmers are using a simple device (装置) directly in the field to find viruses (病毒) before they spread.
In Tanzania, farmers struggle to recognize diseases in an urgent effort to avoid great crop damage. This process is often not easy when farmers are acting on their own. If they do not know what is attacking their crops, they cannot decide the best way to fight the disease.
A device from British technology company Oxford Nanopore is changing that. The device takes out DNA from plants and helps farmers recognize what is harming their crops so that they can change to the improved crops.
Laura Boykin worked with the University of Western Australia and brought the device to a Tanzanian farm-owned by Asha Mohamed. The testing recognized a number of viruses in the cassava fields near Mohamed’s farm. “So what would have normally taken six months has just happend in a couple of hours. And that’s possible because of amazing technology, which can give farmers results real-time.” Once the viruses were recognized, Asha Mohamed was given two kinds of seeds that are resistant to the diseases.
In another case, DNA was collected from a pawpaw tree farm in Kenya. With that test, the technology was able to recognize the diseases affecting Naomi Mumo’s crops. Laura Boykin says she returned to Mohamed’s farm nine months later. “After nine months of her growing the improved crops, we harvested her plants and she saw large rise in the total amount of crops.
The speed at which farmers recognize diseases can mean the difference between the success or failure on large areas of crop land. Now, the use of such simple and easily transportable DNA sequencing (测序) devices is making that possible.
32. According to Paragraph 1, what problem are some farmers faced with
A．They always suffer a poor harvest.
B．They fail to find helpful doctors.
C．They know little about modern faring technology.
D．They have difficulty in recognizing crop diseases quickly.
33. What do we know about the device from Oxford Nanopore
A．It was developed by scientists from Australia.
B．It helps prevent the spread of crop diseases.
C．It recognizes crop diseases by testing DNA.
D．It should be used with the help of researchers.
34. Which of the following words has a similar meaning with “resistant” in paragraph 4
A．harmful B．recognizable C．unaffected D．Appointed
35. What could be the best title for the text
A．DNA technology wins great popularity among farmers.
B．DNA technology helps farmers recognize crop diseases.
C．The economic development in Tanzania.
D．The benefits of modern farming.
七选五
“Execution (执行力)” means skills for problem-solving, time management, and decision-making. Here’s how to improve it.
Take small steps. 36 To begin with, pick one little thing you can do to make a change. For example, if your challenge is an untidy room, collect empty glasses and plates and put them in the dishwasher. Your room probably looks a little better already! Next, pick up clothing that’s been gathering (堆积) on a chair and hang it up.
Break it down. You can probably do anything if it’s just for 20 minutes. 37 Take a break for 10 minutes, and then set the timer again for 15 more minutes to work on your goal.
38 If you have to finish a task that you’re not excited about, make it more enjoyable by mixing it with something you do like. For example, play music or an audiobook (有声书) while you sweep leaves. You could also call a friend to clean out your disorganized backpacks together.
Personalize your organization. The best organizing system is the one that suits you. You may find writing daily checklists in a notebook easier than using lots of sticky notes. 39
Be kind to yourself. Learning execution skills needs practice. When you forget or lose something, be as kind to yourself as to a friend who makes a mistake. 40 It may feel silly at first, but repeat sentences like, “You’re doing the best you can, and that’s enough.”
A．Set a timer and go.
B．Mix tasks with something fun.
C．A small study shows self-kindness reduces stress.
D．It’s important to finish all tasks at once to save time.
E．Some people prefer using phone apps to record their daily tasks.
F．Many people find it easy to make plans but hard to stick to them till the end.
G．For many people, just getting started is the hardest step toward achieving a task.
三、完形填空
I grew up in a house where my father worked six days a week in a shirt factory in San Francisco. Sundays were supposed to be my father’s day off, but he never 41 rested.
Dad’s 42 was endless, and if he had nowhere to go, he would walk down our back steps to our playroom, 43 with us like a child. He felt very 44 while listening to music and 45 on his 1940 typewriter.
Also, on this day, he drove me to Sunday school with some other kids, and most times, after car sharing, my father planned special 46 around the city, all with my best friend Lori and me in the 47 . He knew every hill and many one-way streets in San Francisco, so each week the three of us 48 one part of the city. The 49 held a special place in his heart, because of his deep love for animals, and monkeys 50 as his favorites among them.
He drove up the city’s steepest (最陡峭的) hill, Jones Street, turned the car around, and 51 back down. We were bouncing (颠簸) around in the back seat, having so much 52 . It was our own roller coaster (过山车). From time to time, we would go to a 53 , where we could get whatever 54 we wanted along with our popcorn (爆米花), as Dad slept through each movie.
Those were the happy memories that I’ll always 55 and hold dear in my heart.
41. A．actually B．suddenly C．properly D．directly
42. A．curiosity B．energy C．patience D．pride
43. A．fighting B．dealing C．playing D．cooperating
44. A．nervous B．awkward C．sleepy D．excited
45. A．acting B．concentrating C．typing D．imagining
46. A．adventures B．meetings C．classes D．walks
47. A．passenger seat B．back seat C．driver seat D．front seat
48. A．explored B．mapped C．cleaned D．passed
49. A．museum B．park C．zoo D．library
50. A．found out B．took up C．stood out D．put up
51. A．looked B．danced C．fought D．speeded
52. A．fear B．fun C．confusion D．surprise
53. A．restaurant B．shop C．market D．cinema
54. A．treats B．toys C．fruits D．books
55. A．create B．forget C．share D．treasure
四、语法填空
If one travels to Chengdu for the first time, Chunxi Road is a place that should not be missed. Chunxi Road 56 (build) in 1924 to connect two commercial (商业的) centers. It provides lovely food choices, attractive sightseeing, and a lot of shopping chances for visitors. It is 57 (real) an excellent place 58 (have) fun and experience the life of Chengdu locals.
59 (stand) at the north end of Chunxi Road are some statues. An old man 60 (dress) in traditional Chinese clothes holds a snuff (鼻烟) bottle in his hand. Not far from him, a modern young lady in fashionable clothes is walking in 61 hurry. A stone lock statue lies between them. It shows the time 00:00 on February 10,2002, the date 62 the rebuilding was finished. The old man stands for the businessmen from the past, while the lady stands for the modern young people.
Chunxi Road is a paradise (天堂) for shopping with all kinds of stores selling goods from international high-end things 63 cheap ones. Besides, the 64 (tradition) Chengdu food here will make your mouth water. Famous local 65 (snack), such as Zhong Dumplings, Lai Tangyuan and Han Baozi, are delicious and cheap, getting popularity among visitors across the world.
五、书信写作（倡议书）
66. 假定你是学生会主席李华，你校将参与“野生动物保护”国际项目。请以学生会名义用英语写一封倡议书，内容包括：
1.野生动物的现状；
2.保护行动建议。
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 students,
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Student Union
六、读后续写
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。
I never thought my father’s job could change my life so much. One evening he came home and told us his company was sending him to another city. At first, I didn’t worry, thinking it might be a short trip or just a small change. But then he added that because he and Mom would both be very busy, I would have to go to a boarding (寄宿) school. The word “boarding” made me unhappy. It meant leaving my neighborhood, my old school, and most of all, my best friend June.
June and I grew up together. We rode bikes in the summer, shared secrets at night, and laughed until our stomachs hurt. When I told her about the move, she tried to smile. “It’s okay,” she said quickly. “We’ll call every weekend. We’ll always be best friends,” she added. I wanted to believe her, so I agreed, holding on to her promise. Still, deep inside, a small voice raised doubts: Would things really stay the same once I left
The new school was nothing like home. The buildings were big, and the students all were friendly, but I still missed home and June. At Saturday night, I sat on my dormitory (学生宿舍) bed waiting for June’s call. At first, we talked a lot, but soon our calls grew shorter. Sometimes she didn’t answer right away. When she did, she often talked about a new student named Emily. “Emily is so cool,” June said once, laughing through the phone. I forced myself to laugh too, but inside I felt hurt.
I told myself I didn’t care, but the truth was that I cared too much. I imagined Emily taking my place, walking beside June, and telling her jokes that used to be mine. I grew jealous (妒忌的). Soon I stopped answering her calls. I left her texts unread. At night, I cried quietly into my pillow, telling myself June didn’t need me anymore.
One Saturday morning, I heard my name called outside the dormitory.
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The next afternoon, I saw June off at the train station.
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参考答案及高分范文
一、阅读理解答案
21-23 ACD 24-27 CBBD 28-31 BBAC 32-35 DCCB
二、七选五答案
36.G 37.A 38.B 39.E 40.C
三、完形填空答案
41-45 ABCDC 46-50 ABACC 51-55 DBDAD
四、语法填空答案
56. was built 57. really 58. to have 59. Standing 60. dressed
61. a 62. when 63. to 64. traditional 65. snacks
五、倡议书高分范文
Dear students,
Nowadays, many wild animals are facing serious threats. Illegal hunting and habitat loss have caused a sharp decrease in their numbers, putting many species at risk of extinction.
To protect wildlife, we should take action actively. First, refuse to buy products made from wild animals. Second, raise public awareness of wildlife protection. Besides, we can volunteer to take part in relevant protection activities.
Small efforts can make a big difference. Let’s work together to guard our wild friends.
Student Union
六、读后续写高分范文
One Saturday morning, I heard my name called outside the dormitory. I rushed out in surprise and saw June standing there with a big smile, holding a box of my favorite snacks. My eyes instantly filled with tears. June gently hugged me and explained that she had never forgotten me. She had made new friends just to broaden her life, but I was always her best friend. She felt upset when I ignored her messages and decided to visit me to clear up my misunderstanding. Listening to her warm words, I felt ashamed of my selfish jealousy.
The next afternoon, I saw June off at the train station. We held hands and promised to keep in close touch no matter how far apart we were. We planned to video call every week and meet on holidays. I finally realized that true friendship never fades with distance or new friends. It is trust and understanding that keep friendship alive. This precious experience taught me to cherish every sincere friendship in my life.

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