资源简介 2027届高三年级9月月考英语试题第一部分 听力（共两节，满分30分）做题时，先将答案标在试卷上。录音内容结束后，你将有两分钟的时间将试卷上的答案转涂到答题卡上。第一节 （共5小题；每小题1.5分，满分7.5分）听下面5段对话。每段对话后有一个小题，从题中所给的A、B、C三个选项中选出最佳选项。听完每段对话后，你都有10秒钟的时间来回答有关小题和阅读下一小题。每段对话读两遍。1. What are the speakers going to do A. Go shopping. B. Do a city walk. C. Visit a friend.2. Where will Mark work today A. In the office. B. In a cafe. C. At home.3. How much will the woman pay A. $4.50. B. $5.00. C. $5.50.4. What does the man advise the woman to do A. Get some sleep. B. Read paper books. C. Try audio books.5. What are the speakers mainly talking about A. Moving house. B. Buying boxes. C. Selling furniture.第二节 （共15小题；每小题1.5分，满分22.5分）听下面5段对话或独白。每段对话或独白后有几个小题，从题中所给的A、B、C三个选项中选出最佳选项。听每段对话或独白前，你将有时间阅读各个小题，每小题5秒钟；听完后，各小题将给出5秒钟的作答时间。每段对话或独白读两遍。听第6段材料，回答第6、7题。6. What makes Sam quit his full-time job A. The high risk. B. A new offer. C. Extreme tiredness.7. What is the woman’s concern about Sam’s decision A. Time management. B. Unsteady income. C. Physical health.听第7段材料，回答第8至10题。8. What does the teacher expect the painting to be A. Colorful. B. Simple. C. Meaningful.9. What does the man decide to paint for his project A. An oak tree. B. A stone sculpture. C. A teaching building.10. What will the speakers do this afternoon A. Visit the exhibition. B. Write a journal. C. Explore the playground.听第8段材料，回答第11至13题。11. What is the probable relationship between the speakers A. Classmates. B. Neighbours. C. Colleagues.12. Why are tea and cakes sold at the event A. To make profits. B. To attract visitors. C. To do charity.13. When will the woman pick up Henry this Saturday A. At 1:30 p.m. B. At 2:00 p.m. C. At 2:30 p.m.听第9段材料，回答第14至17题。14. What are the speakers doing A. Having an interview. B. Doing scientific research. C. Designing a vertical farm.15. According to Dr.Smith, what is the biggest advantage of vertical farms A. Water conservation. B. Year-round production. C. High land-use efficiency.16. Which crops can fit into present vertical farms A. Strawberries. B. Wheat. C. Rice.17. What is Dr.Smith’s attitude towards the future of vertical farms A. Unclear. B. Hopeful. C. Doubtful.听第10段材料，回答第18至20题。18. What is the Henley Royal Regatta A. A boat race. B. A trade fair. C. A culture show.19. When does the Henley Royal Regatta take place A. In April. B. In June. C. In July.20. What is specially forbidden in the VIP section A. Wearing hats. B. Making calls. C. Bringing pets.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。AEvery year, travel professionals around the world vote for their favorite beaches, ranking them mainly by how unique each beach feels, if you can see wildlife, and how quiet it is. Other criteria include how easy it is to enter the water, how calm the sea is, how often the weather is just right and of course, how crowded the beach gets! Here are four beaches listed on The World’s 50 Best Beaches 2026.Entalula Beach, the PhilippinesThis year, the top-ranked beach is Entalula Beach in the Philippines. It boasts its white sand, clear blue water and tall cliffs. Since the only access there is by boat, it stays quiet and isn’t very crowded. The calm water makes it easy to swim, too.Fteri Beach, GreeceThe second place is Fteri Beach in Greece. Located in a quiet area with high white cliffs, the beach has a mix of white stones and sand, and the water is clear and bright blue. Most people get there by boat or by walking down a steep path, so this beach also doesn’t get too crowded.Wharton Beach, AustraliaIn third place is Western Australia’s Wharton Beach. With white sand and green-blue water, it’s a popular place for surfing, and you can also see dolphins swimming. It’s more than 650 kilometers southeast of Perth, so it’s not very crowded, even in the summer!Keem Beach, IrelandIreland might not be a country you would normally visit for its beaches. Despite being ranked 50th on the list, Keem Beach, hidden on Ireland’s Achill Island, offers more than just sand and sea. It’s surrounded by beautiful green hills, making it a unique place to visit.21. How many aspects are the rankings based on A. 6 B. 7 C. 8 D. 922. Which beach enjoys popularity among surfers A. Entalula Beach. B. Fteri Beach. C. Wharton Beach. D. Keem Beach.23. What makes Keem Beach special A. The white sands. B. The white cliffs. C. The wild dolphins. D. The green hills.BAt a Repair Cafe in Irvington, New York, 106 people brought in broken clocks, jewelry, clothing and appliances, hoping the 26 volunteers there could work their magic. But the volunteers go beyond repairing people’s belongings for free.“Christi invited me to sit next to her. She showed me all her little tricks and then she had me stitch（缝补）one of my pillows and guided me through it,” Kohl recalled. This interaction, as fixers share their incredible skills and enable visitors, is the essence of a Repair Cafe, where volunteers are often referred to as repair coaches.The Repair Cafe concept is not exclusive to Irvington. Originating in 2009 in the Netherlands, it is an initiative（倡议）proposed by Martine Postma, a Dutch environmental journalist who was fed up with the volume of appliances piling up like landfills（垃圾填埋场）. Motivated to give repairable items a second life, Postma organized the first Repair Cafe in an Amsterdam theater, gathering volunteers with handyman skills and inviting the public to bring in their broken possessions for free repairs.Just as important as the mechanical benefits were the social connections made. At that first Repair Cafe, people ate and drank, met neighbors they hadn’t known previously, and maybe even made new friends. Right from the start, the dynamic was crucial, with the fixers explaining the repair process so the owners could fix an item themselves if it should break again later.Today, Repair Cafes have spread around the world. Suzie Fromer, a coordinator who works with 70 Repair Cafe groups, says, “Repair Cafes offer the whole package. The drama of whether an item can be saved, the thrill of a challenging fix and the satisfaction of a good save, all wrapped up with the twin joys of catching up with old friends while also making new ones. Five out of five would recommend.”24. What do volunteers do at a Repair Cafe A. Offer free repairs and guidance. B. Restore traditional handicrafts.C. Show off magic tricks and skills. D. Recycle broken household items.25. What led Martine Postma to create the first Repair Cafe A. The initiative of his country. B. The cleanup work of landfills.C. The duty of being a journalist. D. The waste of repairable items.26. What can be inferred about Repair Cafes according to paragraph 4 A. Their repair service is improving. B. They strengthen social bonds.C. They put mechanical benefits first. D. Their concept will be out of date.27. What does paragraph 5 mainly talk about A. What cafes’ new trend will be. B. How the groups work together.C. Why Repair Cafes get popular. D. What a coordinator should do.CCoral reefs cover only a small part of the seafloor, but they are the ocean’s most diverse ecosystem, home to at least a quarter of all marine species. They also offer great value to humans, such as coastal protection, tourism and fishing. However, by the late 20th century, overfishing, pollution, disease and physical damage had reduced coral cover to half of its past level. Today, this crisis is worsened by ocean warming. Some scientists warn that reefs have already crossed a global “tipping point”, leading to an unchangeable situation where most warm-water corals may disappear.Central to this alarm is the metric（指标）of Degree Heating Weeks (DHW), which calculates thermal stress（热应力）by measuring the intensity and duration of marine heatwaves. Predictions based on this metric suggest that reefs could face annual, deadly levels of thermal stress by the end of this century, leaving no time for recovery.However, new research challenges this view. The DHW metric assumes corals cannot adapt to rising temperatures. In fact, evidence shows corals now survive thermal stress levels that were disastrous 50 years ago. Using ecological models that consider how corals evolve, scientists suggest that if global warming is limited to 2℃ — the goal of the Paris Agreement — reefs could begin recovering in the second half of this century. In this case, hope remains, as long as the worst warming situations are avoided.To help reefs survive, practical steps can be taken. Locally, minimizing human-caused stressors proves effective. For example, limiting fishing equipment protects fish that control harmful water plants, while reducing land-based pollution helps reefs recover from damage. Also, new technologies like assisted evolution may improve coral protection, though scaling them up remains hard. These local and technological efforts serve to buy time for the final solution. Ultimately, the science is clear: the only sustainable way to save the planet’s most extraordinary ecosystem is to reach net-zero emissions. And the faster we get there, the better chance we have of saving our coral reefs.28. What causes the recent worsening situation of coral reefs A. Physical damage. B. Pollution. C. Ocean warming. D. Overfishing.29. What is the Degree Heating Weeks mainly used to do A. Assess thermal stress on reefs. B. Track heatwave frequency.C. Predict sea life recovery time. D. Identify climate change factors.30. What can contribute to the recovery of coral reefs A. Signing the Paris Agreement. B. Developing ecological models.C. Keeping the temperature at 2℃. D. Reaching net-zero emissions.31. Which of the following can be the best title for the text A. Protecting Reefs: Power of Local Action B. Saving Coral Reefs: Path to SurvivalC. DHW Metric: Indicator of Ocean Warming D. Coral Reefs: Ocean’s Gift to HumansDMost people naturally trust doctors, assuming their expertise is rooted in years of treating real patients. Imagine a doctor who had never actually examined a human body, acquiring knowledge only from millions of medical texts. Although their explanations might still sound convincing, you are bound to question their genuine understanding.Yet, we rarely apply this distrust to Large Language Models (LLMs) like Deepseek when seeking medical advice. We are often misled by their fluent responses, assuming they comprehend complex issues as humans do. This raises a critical question: Do these models truly reason（推理）, or do they merely imitate human reasoning To find it out, my colleagues and I conducted experiments comparing how humans and LLMs perform differently when faced with tasks requiring judgments.We presented both humans and LLMs with news headlines and moral dilemmas. When checking if a piece of news is true, humans tend to rely on common sense, basic facts, and real-world experience. However, LLMs simply check their massive database of input texts to see how often certain words appear together in specific contexts. A similar difference appeared in moral questions. Humans decide right and wrong based on social rules and feelings. In contrast, models merely copy the language patterns they have “read” before. In a word, humans understand the real world, whereas LLMs just piece together words from their input.Across the tasks, a consistent pattern emerges: where a human judges, a model correlates. This creates what we call “epistemia” — a dangerous misconception where the imitation of knowledge looks exactly like true understanding. The real danger is that models cannot form beliefs or tell the difference between what is actually true and what merely sounds reasonable.What should a reader do with this knowledge Our advice is to seek a clearer understanding of what they can and cannot do, treating them as helpful assistants requiring constant human oversight（监督）, because they lack access to what judgment ultimately depends on: the world itself.32. Why does the author mention “a doctor” in Paragraph 1 A. To emphasize the expertise of LLMs. B. To present the distrust from patients.C. To outline the medical training process. D. To introduce the potential issue of LLMs.33. What did the researchers aim to figure out A. How fluently LLMs can answer questions. B. What helps people handle moral dilemmas.C. Whether LLMs possess reasoning ability. D. Why people blindly follow medical advice.34. How do LLMs deal with tasks requiring judgments A. By connecting with human feelings. B. By imitating linguistic patterns.C. By relying on firsthand experience. D. By applying basic social rules.35. What does the author advise users to do regarding LLMs A. Keep a clear awareness of their limits. B. Leave ultimate judgments to them.C. Provide them with real-world access. D. Treat them as engines of understanding.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。Digital Boundaries That Stick: Healthy Online HabitsWe’ve all been there — you open an app to check something, and before you know it, suddenly 20 minutes have passed. 36 . Here are some tips for improving your digital environment.●Manage your notificationsNotifications (通知) are designed to pull your attention away. The good news is that most of them aren’t urgent. 37 . Ask yourself if the app really needs to interrupt your day in real time, and turn off all nonessential alerts from various apps.● 38 It is helpful to define specific windows of time to engage with your apps. For example, check emails twice a day, or allow social media use only after finishing key tasks. Research has shown that planned disconnection time is much more effective at reducing stress and improving focus instead of unplanned, willpower-based attempts to cut back.●Make phone-free zones at homeAnother healthy boundary you could set is phone-free spaces in your home. The bedroom is a natural place to start. Keeping your phone out of reach at night can protect your sleep and break the habit of late-night scrolling. Pick a space and stick to it. 39 .Your devices aren’t going anywhere. 40 . What you need to do is setting digital boundaries, which can help to make technology more like a tool you can use when you actually need it.A. The goal isn’t to get rid of them entirelyB. Create particular time blocks for digital useC. Start by looking into every app on your phoneD. Many people feel stressed by constant notificationsE. The solution may lie in setting clear digital boundariesF. These spaces are likely to become more relaxing and enjoyableG. Your screen time data will automatically decrease within a few days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四个选项中选出最佳选项。Everyone in Cassidy Crowley’s class had settled on their projects for the coming science fair, except Cassidy. With only a week left, the seven-year-old girl still had no idea what to 41 .Inspiration didn’t strike her until one evening, when she saw her baby sister pushing the long handle of a plastic spoon deep into her mouth. Their mother 42 it quickly, sighing, “I wish these things were safer.” Before long, an old spoon, a bath toy and some tape became parts of her first 43 . Though simple, its short handle and rounded edges made it 44 for babies.She 45 brought it to the fair, but not everyone 46 her excitement. Some of her classmates laughed at its appearance and questioned its usefulness. Disappointed, she began to wonder if her design was meaningless. 47 her discouragement, her science teacher asked, “Does it solve a 48 problem in your life ” Cassidy nodded slowly. “Then don’t let their 49 stop you. Keep going.” These 50 took root in her mind.Over the years that followed, she 51 the design. Some attempts 52 , while others failed. At the age of ten, she finally presented a polished model on a national TV show, where an investor offered to 53 her financially.Three years later, the spoon, shaped like an elephant and made of silicone (硅胶), found its way into stores nationwide. Yet for Cassidy, what mattered most was not the commercial 54 itself, but the moment she watched another mother feed her baby without 55 .41.A. expect B. prepare C. read D. improve42.A. grabbed B. broke C. cleaned D. waved43.A. discovery B. copy C. model D. present44.A. cheap B. light C. suitable D. fun45.A. casually B. gratefully C. secretly D. proudly46.A. conveyed B. shared C. accepted D. appreciated47.A. Ignoring B. Picturing C. Approving D. Noticing48.A. real B. new C. rare D. private49.A. blame B. mistake C. doubt D. complaint50.A. words B. offers C. memories D. activities51.A. reviewed B. refined C. repaired D. removed52.A. paused B. occurred C. worked D. ended53.A. support B. control C. change D. shape54.A. platform B. success C. resource D. strategy55.A. confidence B. pity C. patience D. worry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。In a mountain community, a small seed library 56 (create) inside the public reading room two years ago. It works much like 57 ordinary library: residents take home packets of seeds and, after growing the plants, return some seeds for others 58 (share).The collection contains local bean, corn, and flower 59 (variety). One important rule is 60 every returned packet must carry a clear label. Volunteers check the seeds 61 (careful) and write down when they were saved. They also learn directly 62 experienced gardeners each spring and discover which plants grow well in different soils.Since the project began, many students 63 (understand) that food systems depend on knowledge as well as land. The library has also made community ties 64 (strong) than before, because older gardeners and young families now exchange advice. Its success comes not from the number of packets on the shelves, but from the shared sense of 65 (responsible) behind them.第四部分 写作（共两节，满分40分）第一节 （满分15分）66. 假定你是李华，你校英语社团将于下周五晚7点在学校报告厅举办“用英语讲中国故事”演讲比赛。请你给英国外教Mr. Green写一封邮件，邀请他担任评委，内容包括：（1）比赛的时间、地点与主题；（2）请他担任评委并期待回复。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. Green,__________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________Best wishes,Li Hua第二节 （满分25分）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。For months, Ethen had been planning a hiking trip to Mount Rainier with his three best friends. They had dreamed of this four-day backpacking adventure since freshman year, looking forward to camping under the stars and reaching the top together. Ethen had mapped out every detail: the route, food, and equipment. He even downloaded a special app to track their exact location and arrival time at the top. Everything was going to be perfect.With itchy feet, they finally set out on the journey. The first two days went smoothly. The weather was clear, the path was beautiful, and the friends were in high spirits. They took photos of waterfalls, shared snacks, and joked around the campfire at night. Ethen kept checking his app to update their progress. “We’re right on schedule,” he announced. “If we keep this pace, we’ll reach the top by sunrise on Day 4.”Then, on the evening of Day 3, everything changed. The clear sky suddenly turned dark. A thick fog rolled in, and within minutes, heavy rain began to pour. The path became muddy and slippery (湿滑的). The wind picked up, shaking their tents. “I don’t think we can climb under this condition,” one of the friends suggested, looking at the heavy rain outside. “Maybe we should just turn back tomorrow.” But Ethen and his friends had spent months planning the trip. Giving up the plan halfway meant all their efforts would end up in vain — they would miss the sunrise they had dreamed of, the unique thrill of reaching the top and the proud moment of posting photos with the words “we made it”. After a long discussion, they decided to make one last try on the second day. After all, they were only 1.5 miles away from the top.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。The next morning, as they climbed in the rain, Ethen found it harder than expected._______________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________Back at the foot of the mountain, Ethen looked at the unfinished route but felt no regret._______________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________听力原文1.M: Shall we go shopping at the mall this afternoon, Jane W: The weather is too nice to stay indoors. How about walking around to explore the city instead M: Great idea.2.W: Mark, are you heading to the office today M: No, it's my work-from-home day, but the WiFi in my apartment is terrible. I'm going to the cafe downstairs.3.M: That's five dollars for the coffee and the sandwich. Need a paper bag W: No, I'm good. Oh, and I brought my own cup for the coffee.M: Perfect, that saves you 50 cents.4.W: Reading on the screen makes my eyes tired, but a paper book is too heavy to carry.M: Same here. I used to just sleep on the subway. Now I listen to audio books on an APP. Why not give it a go 5.M: Are you all set for your move next week W: Almost. But I still need some extra boxes for my books and I'm selling my old sofa because it won't fit in my new apartment.6-7W: Sam, are you really leaving your full time job M: Yes, it has always been burning me out.W: Have you got any new offer M: No, I just want to become a slasher, which means doing different kinds of jobs based on my own schedule instead of working for just one company. That way I can finally manage my own time.W: That sounds exciting, but aren't you worried about not having a steady income M: Not really, because I have some savings. Anyway it's a risk worth taking for my health.8-10W: Hi, Jason, how is your art project going M: Oh, I'm still at a loss for what to draw. How about yours W: As the teacher said, paintings aren't simply about colors and lines, but carry deep meaning and emotion. So I plan to draw the oak tree. Standing on the school playground, it holds many happy memories.M: Brilliant. Your idea reminds me of the stone sculpture in front of our teaching building, so maybe I can work on it.W: Good choice. And don't forget to write a journal explaining your idea.M: Got it. By the way, some excellent paintings of last year will be displayed in the school gallery this afternoon.W: Awesome. That will show us the quality the teacher expects. Let's go and explore it at three PM.M: Okay, see you then.11-13W: Hi Henry, thanks for watering my garden while my whole family was away on holiday.M: No worries, Jenny.W: I've got two tickets to the open gardens event in our community this Saturday. Would you like to join me M: I'd love to. It must be a real feast for the eyes to visit some beautiful private gardens. Shall we bring some drinks or snacks W: No need. There will be afternoon tea and homemade cakes for sale and every penny will be donated to the local hospital.M: Lovely. When shall we meet W: Hmm. The event starts at two PM and I'll pick you up half an hour earlier.14-17W: Welcome back to Tech Today. I'm joined by Dr. Frank Smith, an agricultural researcher, to talk about vertical farms. First, Dr. Smith, what exactly is a vertical farm M: It's a new way of growing food indoors on tall shelves, one above another.W: I see. But why do we need to move farms indoors M: The biggest advantage is higher land use efficiency. Besides, they allow year round crop production and consume far less water.W: Impressive. What kind of crops are usually grown there M: Successful vertical farming crops usually grow quickly and stay small in size like strawberries. However, wheat, corn and rice are not fit for them.W: How about the future of vertical farms M: Currently, energy and facility costs are still high, but I am very positive about solving the problem as technology improves.18-20M: Welcome to Henley-on-Thames, everyone. Please gather around. We are just minutes away from watching the Henley Royal Regatta in which you will experience a combination of sports and typical British culture.Launched in June 1839, it has developed from a local fair into a global boat race. Tickets to this grand July event usually go on sale in April.As we walk towards the river, you might notice something unusual. Since a strict traditional dress code applies, you'll see gentlemen wearing suits and ties, and women in elegant dresses and hats with feathers.Look at the white tent over there. That's the VIP section to preserve the historic atmosphere. Making phone calls is strictly banned inside, but don't worry, our group is heading to the standard viewing area. You can freely use your phones there, though bringing outside food and pets is not allowed.Now get your cameras ready and follow me to enjoy the race.答案听力1-5 BBACA 6-10 CB CBA 11-15 BCACC 16-20 ABACB阅读理解21-23 BCD 24-30 A D B C C A D 31-40 B D C B A E C B G A完形填空41-50 B A C C D B D A C A 51-55 B C A B D语法填空：56.was created 57.an 58.to share 59.varieties 60.that61. carefully 62.from 63.have understood 64.stronger 65.responsibility应用文写作（66）：Dear Mr. Green,I’m Li Hua from our school English Club. I’m writing to sincerely invite you to serve as a judge for our upcoming English speech competition.Scheduled at 7 p.m. next Friday in the school lecture hall, the contest centers on the theme “Tell Chinese Stories in English”. We would greatly appreciate it if you could evaluate contestants’ speeches and offer professional comments. Your guidance will surely inspire all participants.Looking forward to your favorable reply at your earliest convenience.Best wishes,Li Hua读后续写（67）：The next morning, as they climbed in the rain, Ethen found it harder than expected. The freezing wind cut through their jackets and the heavy rain made the steep path as slippery as ice. Braving the elements, Ethen and his friends supported each other and dragged their feet inch by inch. Each step, however, became heavier than the last. The defining moment emerged when the slippery path pulled all of them down to the thick mud. Waking up from his blind obsession with the top, Ethen called out firmly, “Let’s turn back.”Back at the foot of the mountain, Ethen looked at his unfinished route but felt no regret. Though the map line stopped halfway, Ethen was enveloped in a sense of fulfillment. Inside the tent, his friends were wrapping blankets around each other, passing around a cup of hot water, and laughing as if the storm had never happened. Watching their faces glow in the warm light, Ethen finally understood that a flexible mind was far more valuable. He didn’t reach the top of the mountain, but he had reached the top of his wisdom. 展开更多...... 收起↑ 资源列表 云南省昆明市东川区高级中学2027届高三年级上学期9月月考英语试题.docx 听力.mp3
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