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凌海市第一高级中学
2026—2027学年度上学期高三年级 10月月考试题
英 语
考试时间：120分钟 试卷总分：满分 150分
注意事项：
1．答卷前，考生务必将自己的姓名、准考证号填写在答题卡上。
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需改动，用橡皮擦干净后，再选涂其他答案标号。回答非选择题时，将答案写在答题
卡上，写在本试卷上无效。
第一部分 听力（共两节，满分 30分）
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 will the woman do first
A. Fix the step. B. Get some ice. C. See a doctor.
2. Where does the conversation probably take place
A. In a restaurant. B. In a store. C. In an office.
3. How does the woman feel now
A. Sad. B. Worried. C. Moved.
4. Why does the woman talk to the man
A. To express thanks. B. To arrange a tour. C. To make a complaint.
5. What are the speakers talking about
A. Selecting subjects. B. Finding work. C. Taking exams.
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. Why do the speakers come to the place
A. To get some electronics.
B. To learn about recycling.
C. To support a green event.
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7. What is the probable relationship between Tom and Karen
A. Family relatives. B. Former classmates. C. New workmates.
听第 7段材料，回答第 8、9题。
8. What does AI help the woman do in her English learning
A. Correct pronunciation. B. Memorize words. C. Understand passages.
9. How long does the woman practice English with AI each day
A. About 15 minutes. B. About 30 minutes. C. About 60 minutes.
听第 8段材料，回答第 10至 12题。
10. What position does Morning Paper offer
A. Illustrator. B. Reporter. C. Editor.
11. What is Morning Paper about
A. Travel guides. B. School life. C. Sports news.
12. What might Amber do later
A. Contact Mary. B. Plan a trip. C. Search the Internet.
听第 9段材料，回答第 13至 16题。
13. How did the judges feel about Mike’s performance
A. Satisfied. B. Critical. C. Indifferent.
14. What instrument did Mike study in music college
A. Guitar. B. Piano. C. Violin.
15. How many days a week does Mike have off
A. One. B. Two. C. Three.
16. What do performers need to do to play in the underground station
A. Share the stage. B. Pay a daily fee. C. Make a booking.
听第 10段材料，回答第 17至 20题。
17. What did people originally use the land for
A. Putting bicycles. B. Parking cars. C. Storing old furniture.
18. What did the speaker volunteer to do
A. Do the digging. B. Clear the weeds. C. Fix the water supply.
19. Why did the volunteers build a wooden frame
A. To save on expenses.
B. To be more eco-friendly.
C. To use stronger materials.
20. Which insects actually caused a real problem for the plants
A. Bees. B. Butterflies. C. Ants.
高三英语 第 2 页（共 12 页）
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
Music in the Detroit Central Market
The Detroit Central Market, a historic venue rebuilt in Greenfield Village, serves as the
setting for a summer music series featuring global traditions.
Performances
July 18-19: Finvarra’s Wren
Using a mix of strong yet sensitive vocals (歌唱部分) and lively folk instrumentation, this
band makes the kind of music you’d only expect to hear on the west coast of Ireland. As a
family band, their bond is evident in both their music and stage presence, as audiences are
treated to plenty of jokes and lighthearted chat.
August 29-30: Michigan Pualani Polynesian Dancers
The Michigan-based Polynesian group performs various traditional and inspired dances
from multiple Polynesian cultures. Guests are invited to enjoy a wave of music and dance that
explores cultures from all around the South Pacific.
September 19-20: The Saucecats
Masters of Cajun / Zydeco music, a style largely originating from southwest Louisiana’s
Creole culture, this band combines blues and R&B with music native to Louisiana Creoles.
Guests will experience energetic, fast-paced music performed on a range of instruments from
keyboard to accordion (手风琴)—and even the washboard!
Membership Levels
Level Ticket
Student One member with valid student ID $80
Individual One member $100
Companion One member plus one guest per visit $200
Companion Flex Two members plus two guests per visit $350
Family Two members and children / grandchildren 18 and under $335
Family Flex Two members, children / grandchildren 18 and under, plus twoguests per visit $425
Innovator Two members, children / grandchildren 18 and under, plusthree guests per visit $530
Visionary Two members, children / grandchildren 18 and under, plus fourguests per visit $700
21. On which day can visitors enjoy performances featuring Irish folk music
A. July 18. B. August 29.
C. August 30. D. September 20.
22. What can we learn about The Saucecats
A. They are a family-based band.
B. They mix various musical styles.
C. They focus on vocal performances.
D. They play traditional Polynesian music.
23. Which membership level allows the greatest number of guests per visit
A. Companion Flex. B. Family Flex.
C. Innovator. D. Visionary.
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B
Algal blooms (藻华) pose a threat to waterways worldwide. Despite their name, not all are
caused by algae. Many are due to overgrowth of cyanobacteria — commonly known as
blue-green algae, which can sicken both people and animals. But chemicals currently used to
fight such blooms can damage the environment. Natalie Muro, 18, now offers a better solution.
Through internet research, Natalie, a senior at William J. Palmer High School, found that
hydrogen peroxide (H O ) would kill cyanobacteria and that it would not release any dangerous
byproducts. This chemical breaks down to form just water and oxygen. So Natalie built a
device that slowly releases H O into water to manage the overgrowth. She stored the chemical
within a pipe attached to a buoy (浮标). Her algae-killing device also contains a material that
collects dead microbes (微生物). That way, other bacteria can’t dine on the dead cyanobacteria
for nutrients.
Natalie tested her device in a lake near her home in Colorado Springs, Colo. The lake had
been suffering from algal blooms. The treatment produced salutary results: Water samples
taken after exposure to Natalie’s device gradually showed lower cyanobacteria counts, while
other microbes remained unharmed.
Natalie was inspired by her teacher, who told her to research something she loves. With
her passion for water research, she began to address one of the biggest issues in her home state
— algal blooms.
Natalie credits much of her success to the many professors she cold-emailed. Her mom
was also a huge help. “She was there through the early mornings and the late nights. I could not
have done it without her support and her encouragement,” Natalie says.
To those new to research, Natalie offers simple advice: “Dare to start a new project or test
an out-there idea. You never know unless you give it a go.”
24. What is the main advantage of Natalie’s solution
A. It is eco-friendly. B. It is cost-effective.
C. It works immediately. D. It fits various waterways.
25. What does the underlined word “salutary” in paragraph 3 probably mean
A. Temporary. B. Misleading.
C. Varying. D. Favorable.
26. What led Natalie to develop the device
A. Her teacher’s request. B. Her professor’s suggestion.
C. Her interest in water research. D. Her mother’s encouragement.
27. What does Natalie mostly want to tell new researchers
高三英语 第 4 页（共 12 页）
A. Easy come, easy go. B. Well begun, half done.
C. First come, first served. D. Nothing tried, nothing gained.
C
Old place names recall old ways of belonging. They often reference characteristics of the
land or its use, the people who lived there, or the non-human lives they were connected with. A
great many of these life-giving presences of the land are birds, although their identities aren’t
always obvious because language develops over time. We need a guide.
Enter Michael Warren: teacher of English, amateur ornithologist (鸟类学家) and author of
The Cuckoo’s Lea: The Forgotten History of Birds and Place. The gift he offers in this book is
that, by the end, we live there too, newly able to read the growth rings of place.
The secrets lie in plain sight and plain speech, spelled out on maps, road signs and along
urban streets: place names bringing birds to mind such as cranes and crows, hawks and geese,
eagles and owls, swallows and geacs — an Old English name for the cuckoo — which
became the Ex of Exbourne (Devon德文郡) and the Yax of Yaxley (Cambridgeshire剑桥郡). I’
ve just spent a week in the species’ main habitat of Dartmoor, hearing them close to our tent
and, thanks to this book, recognising their call for the first time.
Some may already know that eco of ecology and economy is from the Greek oikos,
meaning “home”. But go back further, explains Warren, and we reach a proto-Indo-European
root word ueik, which through the Old English wic also gives us wick, a word relating to
settlement: literally, a place where life happens. For our ancestors, birds often were that life, a
presence that turned space into place: the cuckoo clearing (Yaxley), owl valley (Ousden),
buzzard stone (Wroxton), jackdaw stream (Cabourne), woodpecker pool (Finmere), cranes’
brook (Cranbrook).
Given the loss of many of the birds Warren references from the places named after them,
this book comes to seem like a long-form prayer of sorts — or, to put it another way, a
recalling of fire from embers (余烬). No journey in Britain will be quite the same again.
28. What does the author say about old place names
A. They reveal major historical events.
B. They reflect past connections to nature.
C. They mainly describe geographical features.
D. They are hard for modern people to understand.
29. Why are Exbourne and Yaxley mentioned in the text
A. To illustrate the diversity of place names.
B. To introduce two old towns in England.
C. To explain the spread of cuckoos.
D. To track the origin of their names.
30. What does the author suggest about the word wick
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A. It shows birds’ role in human settlements.
B. It actually originated from ancient Greek.
C. It highlights the economic value of birds.
D. It referred to wild birds living in Dartmoor.
31. How does the author view Warren’s book
A. It rewrites the history of British place names.
B. It draws public attention to bird extinction.
C. It awakens forgotten natural memories.
D. It provides practical travel guidance.
D
When Samantha Jarvis, 54, was concerned that her 84-year-old dad Mark was taking too
many prescribed drugs (处方药), she typed the list into ChatGPT and asked whether the drugs
could cause problems. “Dad had been forgetful and speaking unclearly,” she says. “ChatGPT
warned me that a couple of the medications should not be taken together.”
New research carried out by Life Insurance revealed 59% of people in the
UK are now self-diagnosing health issues with AI, as well as using it for treatment options,
mental health support and wellbeing advice.
“AI can be a really helpful tool when used in the right way, including flagging possible
interactions,” says Dr Thuva Amuthan, GP and founder of Dr.Derme Skin Clinics. “But it
should never replace a clinician. The biggest risk is that AI can sound confident even when it’s
wrong. Treat it like a ‘helpful assistant’, not a doctor.”
Bob Davidson, Editor-in-Chief of totalhealth.co.uk, says AI does allow patients to better
understand what might be happening in their own bodies. “The information from AI arrives in
a clearer and more personalised way,” he observes. “But AI can’t fully assess the urgency of a
situation. The system fills gaps with information that seems reasonable but has no basis in fact.”
Bob adds, “It does not examine you. At best, it works with what you say and what you
show, which might be incomplete.”
Both Bob and Dr Thuva believe AI comes into its own when helping patients gain clearer
insight into test results. “AI can translate complex medical language into plain English and
explain what certain blood tests are generally used for,” says Dr Thuva. “But it can’t see the
full medical picture. You still need to talk to your GP for what it means for you.”
However, with the average doctor’s appointment wait being 19 days, it looks like Dr AI
will be a first port of call for many of us. So, we need to learn to consult with care.
32. Why did Samantha turn to ChatGPT for help
A. To test an AI doctor’s reliability.
B. To diagnose her dad’s health problems.
C. To check the safety of her dad’s medications.
D. To find cheaper alternatives to prescribed drugs.
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33. What did the research by Life Insurance indicate
A. AI offers convincing but unfounded results.
B. AI is widely used for health-related concerns.
C. AI outperforms human doctors in most cases.
D. AI helps interpret complex medical terms easily.
34. What is Bob’s attitude towards AI in healthcare
A. Fully confident. B. Totally uncaring.
C. Positive but careful. D. Doubtful and confused.
35. What would be the best title for the text
A. AI Doctors in the UK B. Dr AI Will See You Now
C. ChatGPT: A Handy Health Helper D. Say Goodbye to Medical Appointments
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。
Morning vs. Night Showers
Chances are you’ve already had this conversation with someone. Morning shower people
and night shower people tend to hold their positions, and nobody really changes anyone else’s
mind. 36 According to experts, the answer is less about winning the debate and more
about what your goals are.
37 A warm shower before bed raises your core body temperature, and then, as you
step out and your body works to cool back down, that drop signals to your body that it’s time to
sleep. However, morning showers do the opposite. They raise body temperature and tell your
brain it’s time to wake up.
If your skin is the concern, night still has the edge. Showering at night washes off
whatever has built up on your skin during the day. 38 They clear overnight oil and
sweat, and most skincare products are designed to go on clean skin.
39 The real skin issues come from showers that are too long, too hot, or followed
by skipping moisturizer (保湿霜 ). Showers should last five to ten minutes, use warm water,
and be followed by moisturizer while your skin is still damp. Morning or night, that part
matters more than the timing.
Ultimately, night showers take the lead, mostly because of sleep. Morning showers work
well if you exercise first thing. 40 What makes either routine work is consistency —
doing it at the same time each day. Your body picks up on the pattern faster than you’d expect.
Choose whichever fits your actual life and stick with it.
A. Neither is wrong.
B. So which is actually better
C. Morning showers have their case, too.
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D. If you want better sleep, shower at night.
E. The bigger concern, though, is how you shower, not when.
F. Does showering every day bring hidden harm to your body
G. A warm shower before sleep helps improve your skin condition.
高三英语 第 8 页（共 12 页）
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。
For 11-year-old Sam Mencimer, the ride to school was priceless. Even if it meant being a
few minutes late, he’d always 41 one particular bus — the 54 line, 42 by Joy
Kenley.
The moment he spotted the familiar bus 43 , his eyes would be filled with 44 .
After boarding, the young boy was eager to 4 5 the bus: what every button did, how buses
were fueled, where they went to sleep at night. “He paid no attention to the fare box,” Joy said
with a laugh. “He was only interested in how the bus 46 . ”
Whenever the bus pulled up at stops or 4 7 due to traffic signals, he would ask
question after question. 48 , Joy never grew tired of the boy’s 49 questions. She
would answer each of them 50 and explain the bus’s operational details in 51 terms
that Mencimer could easily understand.
After months of questions, Joy made a decision. “One day she said, ‘Do you want a tour
of the Northern Bus Garage ’” Mencimer said. “Visiting the garage was the 52 of my life.”
It’s been 11 years since that 53 . Mencimer’s childhood fascination has turned into a(n)
54 — he’s now a subway engineer. It all started with that daily bus ride, where 5 5 met Joy.
41. A. care for B. stand for C. search for D. wait for
42. A. designed B. driven C. repaired D. guided
4 3. A. approaching B. changing C. leaving D. passing
44. A. confidence B. doubt C. sympathy D. excitement
4 5. A. control B. depend on C. judge D. learn about
4 6. A. muttered B. failed C. operated D. appeared
47. A. stopped B. hid C. moved D. started
4 8. A. Still B. Thus C. Instead D. Besides
4 9. A. easy B. endless C. difficult D. annoying
50. A. madly B. silently C. patiently D. eagerly
51. A. formal B. simple C. literal D. academic
5 2. A. highlight B. symbol C. truth D. theme
53. A. adventure B. discovery C. tour D. performance
54. A. style B. image C. process D. career
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55. A. talent B. curiosity C. trust D. kindness
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。
There is a particular romance in crossing a bridge. While it can be felt no matter how you
cross it, it’s especially true when using modes for transportation 56 can let travelers slow
down and take in the view: walking, cycling, or riding on a slow tram (有轨电车).
Recently, Helsinki in Finland celebrated the opening 57 the country’s longest bridge,
58 (connect) the suburbs of the city to its center. This event was 59 (remark) not
only because the bridge is so long, but also because it is only open to walkers and cyclists, with
trams beginning service in 2027.
The Kruunuvuori Bridge is nearly a mile long, and at its 60 (high) point, it is 443
feet high. Designing the bridge took 100,000 working 62 (hour). The reinforced (加固的)
concrete structures in the water exchange area were built to handle the high stress. In addition,
the bridge features a horizontal curve (水平曲线) to improve the user experience by providing
62 better view.
The 63 (beautiful) of the bridge is that it was 64 (specific) designed to
encourage a way of life that is greener and healthier. At the same time, it gives residents and
visitors the chance 65 (slow) down and enjoy the view.
第四部分 写作（共两节，满分 40分）
第一节 （满分 15分）
假定你是 Sunny High School高三学生李华。高考临近，学校拟开设一门校本课程
(school-based courses：学校自主开发的课程，可学科拓展，也可文体兴趣类)来帮助学生
缓解备考压力，请你给校长Mr. Bates写一封邮件。内容包括：
1．推荐你认为合适的课程；
2．开设方式及时间和地点；
3．阐述你推荐的理由。
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. Bates,
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Your sincerely,
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。
Early in the morning, Emma and her younger brother Peter started packing their things for
a trip to the park. They had been looking forward to this day for a long time. As they put snacks,
water bottles, a picnic blanket, and toys into their bags, the two children could already picture
all the fun they would have at the park. They imagined running on the soft grass, having a
picnic, playing games, and enjoying the beautiful outdoors. Their eyes were bright with
excitement, and their hearts were full of expectation.
Just as they finished preparing and were about to step out the door, the weather suddenly
changed. Strong winds began to blow, bending the trees and shaking the windows. In no time,
dark clouds covered the sky, and heavy rain started to pour down.
Emma and Peter sank onto the floor near the door. Their shoulders dropped, and their
heads hung low. The lovely day they had dreamed of was completely ruined. The snacks and
toys they had packed were still in their bags on the floor, untouched. The room felt quiet, and
the energy that had filled them just a few minutes ago seemed to have gone.
Their mother, seeing their disappointed faces, gently comforted them. She told them that
bad weather should not ruin their good mood and that they should always stay positive. Instead
of giving up, she encouraged them to think of a new idea that would not waste their morning
preparations and still allow them to have a good time.
The brother and sister sat quietly for a while and began to brainstorm, their spirits lifting a
little as they thought about their mother’s words. Just then, Emma’s eyes fell on the backpacks
full of snacks, the picnic blanket, and the toys they had packed earlier. A bright idea struck her.
She turned to Peter and shared her plan: they could turn their own living room into a mini
park, using all the things they had prepared for the outdoor trip. Peter’s face lit up at the
thought, and he nodded eagerly in agreement. Their mother listened to the suggestion and
gladly agreed to the clever idea.
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。
Full of new energy, the children started to work at once.
With everything ready, the whole family began to have their fun.
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高三英语 第 12 页（共 12 页）高三英语10月月考答案
1-5 BACCA
6-10 CBABA
11-15 BCABB
分享零食、母亲参与其中并记录美好瞬间的
16-20 CCABC 21-25 ABDAD
26-30 CDBDA
画面。还可通过欢声笑语与窗外雨声的对比，
31-35 CCBCB 36-40 BDCEA 41-45 DBADD
强化“无论环境如何，快乐可以由自己创造”
46-50 CAABC 51-55 BACDB
的主题，同时体现母亲的智慧引导和温暖陪
56.that which
伴。
57.of
One possible version(参考范文)
58.connecting
Full of new energy,the children started to
59.remarkable
work at once.They dragged the soft picnic
60.highest
blanket from the bag and spread it neatly on
61.hours
the living room floor,making it their
62.a
"grassland".They placed their favorite snacks
63.beauty
colorful candies,delicious cookies,and
64.specifically
fresh fruit on a small table beside the
65.to slow
blanket,just like they would do in a real park.
Dear Mr.Bates,
They also carefully arranged their toys on the
Learning that our school intends to offer
blanket,placing balls,dolls,and toy cars
a school-based course to help Senior Three
within easy reach.Their mother joined in too,
students relieve study pressure ahead of the
helping them move the sofa to the side to
college entrance examination,I am writing to
make more space for playing.
voice my recommendation.
With everything ready,the whole family
A light fitness course is highly advisable.
began to have their fun.Emma and Peter ran
It can be held in the school gym for one hour
on the "grassland"chasing each other,
each Friday after school,containing gentle
laughing loudly as they played with the toy
workouts and simple yoga practice.Burdened
cars and balls.They sat on the picnic blanket
with heavy revision tasks,we are easily
to share snacks,feeding each other and
exhausted and stressed.This course will
chatting happily.Their mother watched them
effectively refresh our mind,ease anxiety and
with a smile,occasionally joining in their
equip us with a positive attitude for further
games and taking photos to record the warm
study.
moment.The sound of laughter filled the
I firmly believe this course will bring
entire living room,drowning out the noise of
great benefits to us seniors.May my proposal
the rain outside
receive your favourable consideratiom and
听力原文
approval.
Text 1
Yours sincerely,
M:Mom,I missed a step and hurt my foot!
Li Hua
What should I do
Emma和Peter原本满怀期待准备去
W:Don't worry.I will put some ice on your
公园游玩，却因突如其来的暴雨而计划落空
foot first,and then take you to see the doctor.
心情跌入低谷。在母亲的安慰与启发下，两
Text 2
个孩子没有沉溺于失望，而是积极动脑思考。
W:Good afternoon.Are you ready to order
最后，Emma想出了将客厅改造成“迷你公
M:Not yet.A glass of water first,please.I
园”的创意解决方案。
plan to order together with my friend.She
根据续写第一段提示句可知，本段应聚
just got off work and is on her way here.
焦于孩子们将想法付诸行动的过程，展示他
Text 3
们如何利用手边的物品布置客厅，将“迷你
M:So you really had no idea about tonight
公园”从构想变为现实。例如，可以描写他
W:No,I thought it was strange that everyone
们铺野餐垫、摆放零食和玩具、甚至邀请母
was so secretive,but now I realize they were
亲帮忙调整家具位置等细节，还可通过动作
planning something special for my birthday.I'
和语言的描写，展现孩子们的创造力与重新
m moved to tears.
焕发的活力，突出他们从被动等待到主动创
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造的转变。
W:Hi,I just got back from the Alicante tour.
续写第二段提示句提示，本段应围绕
We requested child-friendly entertainment,
“迷你公园”建成后，大家在这个特别空间
but there was hardly any.
中的互动场面展开描写，可描绘孩子们玩要、
M:I'm sorry to hear that.Now,let me take
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