江苏省徐州市部分学校2025-2026学年高三上学期10月月考英语试卷（学生版）

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第一部分 听力（略）
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
Nature and culture encunter-ne day
Tday, begin yur jurney t Kakadu. Leave Darwin at 8 am fr a 250-km drive t Kakadu stpping at the Crrbree Park Tavern halfway fr a refreshment stp. At the Kakadu infrmatin bay as yu enter the bundaries f the park, grab a picture f yur arrival as yu are welcme t the Abriginal (澳大利亚土著的) lands f Kakadu Natinal Park.
Then it’s time t stretch yur legs and discver sme f Kakadu’s 280 bird species. There is the Kungarre Mnsn Frest and Billabng Walk at Suth Alligatr that leads ut t Ankurdabbal Billabng. Or travel just a few kilmetres further, acrss the Suth Alligatr River, t Mamukala. The Mamukala Bird Hide is easily accessible, and the 3-km Mamukala walk ffers great pprtunities t view different kinds f birds and ther wildlife.
Drive n t Bwali Visitr Centre t chat with staff and ask them questins. Explre the interpretive displays f natural histry and watch sme nature dcumentaries.
In the afternn, head t Burrungkuy (Nurlangie) rck art site and lkut. Yu’ll wind thrugh shaded rck shelters, an ancient ccupatinal shelter and several utstanding rck art sites, discvering the way life used t be fr Bininj.
Stp at Anbangbang Billabng, a picturesque place t spt birds and ther wildlife alng the 2.5-km walk.
T rund the day ff, take the shrt hike up the slpe (斜坡) t Nawurlandja lkut with its fantastic views f Burrungkuy (Nurlangie) and Anbangbang Billabng in the late afternn light. Stay vernight in Jabiru, relax by the pl fr dinner and enjy the surrundings.
1. Where can yu learn abut the past f Bininj?
A. Bwali Visitr Centre.
B. The Crrbree Park Tavern.
C. Burrungkuy (Nurlangie) rck art site.
D. The Kungarre Mnsn Frest and Billabng Walk.
2. What d the Mamukala walk and Anbangbang Billabng allw yu t d?
A. Watch the displays f natural histry.B. Explre Nawurlandja lkut.
C. See birds and ther animals.D. Visit shaded rck shelters.
3. When will yu arrive in Jabiru?
A. In the late mrning.B. At nn.C. In the early afternn.D. In the evening.
B
Originally frm Hemker Wildlife Park in Texas, Linda, a fur-year-ld, eight-ft-tall female strich (鸵鸟) arrived in Washingtn, D.C. last Nvember and has been adjusting well t her new life at the Smithsnian’s Natinal Z. Ostriches are the wrld’s largest bird and can weigh arund 200 and 350 punds. The birds, while flightless, have n prblem getting arund with their pwerful lng legs. In a single step, the animals can cver 10 t 16 feet and run up t 43 miles per hur.
The Natinal Z hused striches in its cllectin when it first pened in the late 1880s. Befre Linda, the z hsted anther flightless bird, Darwin, a male emu (鸸鹋) wh passed away in 2018. “Althugh ur team has cared fr a variety f birds, it has been many years since we wrked with a large, flightless bird. Z-gers may fndly remember ur late emu Darwin, wh seemed t enjy watching visitrs as much as they enjyed watching him!” said Tallie Wiles, ne f the keepers at the Natinal Z.
Ostriches feed n small animals like mice, frgs, insects, and small plants in the wild. While at the z, Linda will receive varius prduce, insects, and pills enriched with vitamins and nutrients. During the last few mnths in ur care, the team has learned Linda’s persnality. “She keeps us n ur tes. Just when we think we knw what she’s ging t d, she changes her rutine and des smething a little unexpected!” said Tallie Wiles.
Sn after Linda adapts t her envirnment and the animal care team prepares her utdr habitat, she will be ready t greet visitrs. Until then, z fficials will pst updates n Linda’s first appearance t the Natinal Z’s website and scial media pages.
4. What d we knw abut Linda?
A. She is very ppular with visitrs.B. She is a yung female strich frm Texas.
C. She was brn at the Natinal Z.D. She has struggled t fit int the new z.
5. What was special abut Darwin?
A. He weighed ver 350 punds.B. He was able t fly high and fast.
C. He culd run 43 miles per hur.D. He was cmfrtable with peple.
6. Which f the fllwing best explains “n ur tes” underlined in paragraph 3?
A. On bard.B. In advance.C. On guard.D. In shape.
7. What will Linda prbably d next?
A. Meet turists at the Natinal Z.B. Prepare t greet anther new bird.
C. Travel back t her riginal habitat.D. Learn t live n her wn in the wild.
C
When yu see smene absrbed in an academic nvel n the train r psing with a philsphical bk n scial media, yu shuldn’t autmatically assume they are reading the bk.
It’s called “reading fr shw” because the “reader” wants “everyne t knw” they read, wrte Alaina Dempuls in The Guardian. They’ re letting thers knw they have the “taste and fcus” t “pick up a physical bk”.
Sarah Manavis in The New Statesman said this phenmenn started in 2021. At that time, bk clubs led by celebrities became ppular. Plus, BkTk-the part f a scial media cmmunity fr prmting and talking abut ppular nvels-turned favrite bks int “trendy items”.
Peple think BkTk is abut shwing ff. “Trendy bks” get ppular nt because f the “quality f the stries” but because they make peple lk “mre fashinable and smart”, And when reading becmes a cmpetitin-s many users shw ff that they’ve read mre than 35 bks in ne mnth, just t lk like they read a lt-quality becmes less imprtant. What matters mre is “prving yu’re a vracius ‘reader’”.
Using bks t shw ff n scial media isn’t new. But what’s new is that scial media penly supprts the idea f bks as “an accessry, nt an art”. This trend brings a risk: Publishers may put mst f their effrt int bks that “lk gd n scial media”.
But there’s ne clear fact: When bks get ppular nline, mre bks are sld. In 2023,669 millin physical bks were sld-the highest number ever. Als, mre peple visited UK libraries that year.
Dempuls said ne f life’s “simplest jys” is still “getting lst in a stry” and “frgetting the wrld arund yu” — withut “wrrying abut what thers think f yu”. Just enjy the stry. Many peple still d that. S instead f criticizing “reading fr shw”, next time yu see smene with a bk in a cffee shp r park, leave them alne. Because “this has nthing t d with yu” — they’re just “enjying the mment”.
8. Why d sme peple d “reading fr shw”?
A. T make bk clubs ppular.B. T help thers frm reading habits.
C. T make themselves lk gd scially.D. T tell peple literature is imprtant.
9. What des the underlined wrd “vracius” in paragraph 4 prbably mean?
A. Slw.B. Eager.C. Selective.D. Occasinal.
10. What risk des turning bks int accessries bring?
A. Online reading may replace physical bks.
B. Fewer physical bks will be sld.
C. Bk clubs may nt welcme cmmn peple.
D. Bks with meaningful cntent may be ignred.
11. Accrding t Dempuls, hw shuld we treat peple reading in public?
A. Ask them t read at hme.B. Help them chse better bks.
C. Stp them frm psting nline.D. Respect them and dn’t disturb them.
D
Micrplastics have been detected in human brains at far higher cncentratins than in ther bdily rgans — and levels are increasing, having risen 50 percent in eight years.
This is the cnclusin f a team f researchers frm the University f New Mexic (UNM), wh said the findings shuld trigger alarm. “This really changes the landscape. It makes it s much mre persnal,” UNM prfessr Matthew Campen said in a statement. “I have nt encuntered a single human being wh says, ‘There’s a bunch f plastic in my brain and I’m ttally cl with that’.”
Micrplastic (smaller than 5 millimeters in size) and nanplastic (under 0.001 millimeters) pllutin have becme cmmn in the envirnment and can get int the fd we eat. These plastic bits have been fund in varius bdily rgans — including the kidney, liver — althugh nt at such cncentratins as nw seen in the brain, the team said.
The researchers identified 12 different types f plastic within samples cllected frm the s-called frntal crtex (前额叶) — the brain regin fund abve and behind the eyes that had been linked t varius capabilities frm abstract thinking thrugh t mtr functin. “We start thinking that maybe these plastics blck bld flw in small bld tube,” Campen said. “There’s the ptential that these nanmaterials interfere with the cnnectins between axns (轴突) in the brain. They culd als be a seed fr gruping f prteins invlved in dementia (痴呆). We just dn’t knw.”
Campen said mst f the micrplastics that end up in ur bdies arrive there via fd — meat in particular, as cmmercial meat prductin cncentrates plastics acrss the fd chain. “The way we irrigate fields with water cntaining plastic, we assume that the plastic builds up there,” he said. “We feed thse crps t ur farm animals. We take the animal waste and put it back n the field.”
Micrplastic and nanplastic pllutin in the envirnment is certain t grw, the researchers warn — fr even if we were t cease plastic prductin tmrrw, existing plastic wuld still be arund t break dwn int tiny and then super tiny pieces.
12. Why des the authr cite Prfessr Matthew Campen’s wrds in paragraph 2?
A. T emphasize the plastics impacts n individuals.
B. T explain the surce f plastics in human rgans.
C. T trigger a quick respnse frm different researchers.
D. T advcate fr reductin measures in plastic prductin.
13. What might nanplastics in the brain lead t?
A. Cntinuus brain aging.B. Immediate memry lss.
C. Disturbed neural bnds.D. Cmplete bld tube blckage.
14. What can be inferred abut cmmercial meat prductin?
A. It relies n plluted irrigatin.B. It remves plastics cmpletely.
C. It reduces the waste f crps.D. It accumulates plastics in fd chain.
15. What des the last paragraph’s warning imply?
A. Nanplastics is less harmful.B. Anti-pllutin effrts are effective.
C. Existing plastics still pse a threat.D. Stpping prductin slves pllutin.
第二节（共6小题；每小题2. 5分，满分12. 5分）
根据短文内答，从短文后的选项中选出能填入空白处的最佳选项。选项中有两项为多余选项。
China’s Grand Canal Stretching ver 1: 770 kilmeters frm Hangzhu t Beijing, China’s Grand Canal hlds the title f the wrld’s ldest and lngest canal. The earliest parts f the canal were cnstructed arund 500 BCE, when China was divided int numerus states. ____16____ The ptential f cnnecting these disjinted parts was first realized by the Sui Dynasty in the 6th and 7th centuries CE.
____17____ It was dug t transprt grain frm China’s agricultural centers in the suth t its ecnmic and plitical centers in the nrth, abve all the capital f Beijing. This new infrastructure (基础设施)enabled additinal urban grwth, extended the gvernment’s administrative cntrl, and prvided a quick and effective methd f cmmunicating ver large distances.
Amng varius imprvements made ver the years t increase the canal’s efficiency, the mst ntable ne was the inventin f the pund lck in the 10th century by Qia Weiyue, a skilled Chinese engineer. ____18____ The system cnsists f a series f gated chambers (闸室)r “steps” where the water level is gradually raised r lwered, lifting ships up r dwn the incline (斜坡). This clever device cntinues t be in heavy use ver 1,000 years later, as a feature in almst every mdern canal r river that has different water levels.
Tday, nly a small suthern sectin f the canal is suitable fr mdern cmmercial ships t sail n. ____19____ It is prving its imprtance yet again as a part f China’s massive Suth-t-Nrth Water Diversin Prject, bringing fresh water t thirsty Beijing.
It is rare that a prject that has std fr quite a few centuries can remain a relevant and wrld-famus histrical site. ____20____
A. S, what was the canal built fr?
B. But the rest f the canal is nt inactive.
C. It allws bats t mve between different levels easily.
D. Generally speaking, hw many lcks des each canal have?
E. That is why it’s viewed as ne f mankind’s great achievements.
F. Many f them built their wn canals fr agricultural and military purpses.
G. The gvernment jined the many canals int a new ne between Beijing and Hangzhu.
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。
When the weather starts t warm up, we lve heading t the beach fr a-few-day hliday. During ne such trip, after several days f being ____21____ n the sand, we decided t g fr a drive.
We ____22____ a car and drve t Key West t enjy a drive n Highway 1. It was quite ____23____ . We kept ur eyes glued t the ____24____. The scenery was grgeus and felt like we were driving ver water. As we ____25____ Key West, suddenly Mr. Suburbia, my husband, stpped the car, ____26____ his camera, and ran ut, lking up at the sky — leaving me in ____27____.
After a few minutes f lking and pinting at a shiny. ____28____ in the sky, he was pretty thrilled t ____29____ he’d sptted a UFO. I shuld mentin here that he lves his Sci-Fi mvies and UFO shws and strngly believes we are nt ____30____ in the universe.
When finally at Key West, we stpped at a nearby stre, and ____31____ smene in the parking lt abut that tiny thing. The man didn’t even lk up and. ____32____ respnded, “D yu mean that radar blimp (飞艇)?” Later we ____33____ that what we saw in the sky was a versin f the flying balln that the gvernment uses t keep an eye n shipping hereabuts.
It is ne f the ____34____ travel stries that always cme up when we talk abut ur trips. Still nw, kids, nw and then,____35____ , “Remember the time when dad thught he saw a UFO. . . ?” and it always makes us laugh.
21. A. upsetB. lazyC. srryD. sympathetic
22. A. rentedB. bughtC. fixedD. washed
23. A. hair-raisingB. eye-peningC. ever-lastingD. life-changing
24. A. beachB. cameraC. wheelD. windw
25. A. passedB. reachedC. apprachedD. explred
26. A. usedB. grabbedC. aimedD. adjusted
27. A. cnfusinB. srrwC. frustratinD. disappintment
28. A. jetB. starC. bjectD. light
29. A. guessB. explainC. annunceD. add
30. A. singleB. alneC. apartD. different
31. A. questinedB. warnedC. askedD. tld
32. A. casuallyB. eagerlyC. surprisedlyD. plitely
33. A. fund utB. insisted nC. put dwnD. cmplained abut
34. A. fictinalB. strangeC. cmmnD. funny
35. A. replyB. reflectC. remindD. recall
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。
Due t chemical catings develped in the 1930s, lightweight, breathable and affrdable waterprf clthing has been widely available. ___36___ it turns ut that the cmfrt and cnvenience have cme at a cst bth t the envirnment and t us, especially affecting the ___37___ (exist) f aquatic rganisms in plluted water systems.
These catings ften rely n PFAS, a class f chemicals ___38___ (emply) in a wide range f prducts. Highly mbile, the chemicals leach ut f prducts and accumulate in the water system, fd chain and human bdies, and take hundreds t thusands f years ___39___ (break) dwn, hence the name “frever chemicals”. What’s mre, their stability limits the ___40___ (flexible) f prduct recycling, making waste dispsal even mre challenging.
“We’ve becme s disengaged with the prductin side f clthing that we are n lnger thinking abut ___41___ is making that garment (服装) waterprf,” says Patrick Grant, an envirnmental scientist. “It’s nt magic. it’s chemistry.”
Amng the cmpanies leading the charge twards clean fashin ___42___ (be) Swedish brand Fjällräven. Over the past year, the brand ___43___ (educate) custmers n hw t care fr the mre expensive PFAS-free garments. ___44___ earlier waterprf clthing that prtected against almst everything, including ils, newer garments require mre frequent washing.
The EU is in the prcess f banning PFAS in cnsumer prducts thrugh ____45____ law due t cme int effect in 2026, meaning all clthing brands will have t test and publicly state that they are PFAS-free. Many brands are seizing this as an pprtunity t repsitin themselves as “clean fashin. ”
第四部分写作（共两节，满分40分）
第一节（满分15分）
46. 假定你是班长李华，你班计划举办“传统节日文化分享会”，以帮助同学们了解传统习俗，拓宽文化视野。你班目前在筛选分享内容和设计活动形式上存在困难，请你给学校负责传统文化活动的外教Andersn写一封求助信，内容包括：
（1）说明举办分享会的目的；
（2）提及遇到的具体困难；
（3）恳请Andersn提供指导。
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 Andersn,
Hpe yu’re ding well.
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第二节（满分25分）
47. 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 Can D This
But I learned that there’s a certain character that can be built frm embarrassing yurself endlessly-Christian Bale.
Recently divrced and jbless, I needed wrk. Scanning newspaper ads, I sighed — I hadn’t wrked fr years. A “Waitress Wanted-Day Shift” ntice caught my eye, and I smiled at the thught f trying it. I dressed in a dark blue skirt, white shirt, and black shes, tying my blnd hair back. Staring in the mirrr, I tld myself, “I can d this”.
At the restaurant, the wner asked abut experience. I mentined sme teen jbs — nt a ttal lie — and was hired t start in a few days, which I eagerly agreed t. On my first day, the wner had me watch in a quiet back rm. I cpied thers setting tables, filled salt shakers carefully, and then ten men came. Panic hit — I breathed, whispered “I can d this”, and grabbed menus, hands shaking.
I intrduced myself as a newcmer, using a silly TV accent t ask them t rder the fish special, and they laughed and agreed. Trying t carry three plates like the ther waitresses, I drpped the third — fish, fries, and salad spilling all ver ne man’s trusers. I aplgized anxiusly, grabbing napkins (餐巾) but frze when they laughed ludly. My face burning, I fled t the kitchen, where the staff was als laughing.
I cried briefly, and then laughed t, repeating “I can d this”. I aplgized again, ffered t pay fr cleaning, and served the rest withut incident. The men chatted nrmally, and when they left, each plate had a napkin with a smile drawn and a $20 tip. “Yep,” I said, “I can d this.”
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。
By the time my first day ended, I was exhausted but strangely satisfied.
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Weeks passed, and I gradually became mre skilled at my jb.
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