陕西商洛市 2027 届高三学情调研试题(卷)英语

注意事项：

1．本试卷共10页，满分150分，时间120 分钟。

2．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。涂写在本试卷上无效。

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5．考试结束后，监考员将答题卡按顺序收回，装袋整理；试卷不回收。

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段录音，每段录音后有一个小题，从题中所给的A、B、C三个选项中选出最佳选项。

听完每段录音后，你都有10秒钟的时间来回答有关小题和阅读下一小题。每段录音播放两遍。

1. What did Mike do yesterday?

A. He studied for the exam.

B. He visited his friend.

C. He went to the city museum.

2. Where is the nursing home?

A. Next to the hospital.B. Opposite the park.C. Beside the post office.

3. What are the speakers talking about?

A. A famous artist.B. A wildlife documentary.C. A new piece of public art.

4. How does the woman feel about the movie?

A. It’s touching.B. It’s confusing.C. It’s boring.

5. How much is the learning machine after the discount?

A. ¥800.B. ¥900.C. ¥1,000.

第二节（共15小题；每小题1.5 分，满分22.5 分）

听下面5段录音，每段录音后有几个小题，从题中所给的A、B、C三个选项中选出最佳选项。

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听每段录音前，你将有时间阅读各个小题，每小题5秒钟。听完后，每小题都有5秒钟的作

答时间。每段录音播放两遍。

听第6段录音，回答第6、7题。

6. What is Sara’s mother preparing for?

A. A dress show.B. A badminton game.C. A family trip.

7. What will Sara do to share the housework?

A. Clean the kitchen.B. Do the washing.C. Cook meals.

听第7段录音，回答第8至10题。

8. What course does the girl want to take?

A. Art.B. History.C. English Literature.

9. Why can’t the girl take the course at first?

A. The course is full.

B. She has no time.

C. She doesn’t meet the requirements

10. What is the probable relationship between the two speakers?

A. Teacherand student.B. Classmates.C. Father and daughter.

听第8段录音，回答第11至13题。

11.What is the man’s main difficulty?

A. Heavy workload.B. Noisy office.C. Cold hands.

12. Why can’t the man work from home?

A. He has no computer there.

B. His daughter disturbs him.

C. He lives too far away.

13. What will they probably do next?

A. Speak to management.

B. Waituntil next month.

C. Move to a new office.

听第9段录音，回答第14至16题。

14. Who is probably Mr. Moore?

A. A robot design engineer.

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B. A robot-related journalist.

C. A robot equipment operator.

15. What is the hardest part for Mr. Moore right now?

A. Collecting a large amount of data.

B. Dealing with unpredictable situations.

C. Keeping robots moving steadily.

16. What does Mr. Moore think is the future of robots?

A. They will focus on the industry.

B. They will replace human workers.

C. They will be widely used in daily life.

听第10段录音，回答第17至20题。

17. What do the teenagers do with the trash later?

A. They bury it by the lake.

B. They take it home for reuse.

C. They sort and deal with it on land.

18. What motivated Marhara to start the lake cleanup?

A. His environmental awareness.

B. A school project on pollution.

C. A local environmental organization.

19. How much waste failed to be properly managed in Indonesia last year?

A. Around one third.B. Around one half.C. Around one fifth.

20. What is the key to solving Indonesia’s waste problem in Marhara’s opinion?

A. Making some stricter laws.

B. Forming a culture of cleaning up.

C. Introducing more recycling facilities.

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

BarrowBookStore,locatedinthehistorictownofConcord,Massachusetts,isahand-pickedbookshopthat

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invitesvisitorstoimmerse(使沉浸)themselvesinaworldofliterature.Thischarmingstorefeaturesawiderange

ofcategories,fromclassicliteraturetocontemporarybestsellers,ensuringthere’ssomethingforeverytypeof

reader.Thewarmandinvitingatmosphereisenhancedbyknowledgeablestaffwhoarepassionateaboutbooksand

alwaysreadytoofferrecommendations.Visitorscanspendhoursexploringtheshelves,discoveringliterarygems,

and enjoying the pleasant reading corners that make this bookstore feel like a home away from home.

Concord is known for its significant literary history, being the home of famous authors like Louisa May Alcott,

NathanielHawthorne,andRalphWaldoEmerson.BarrowBookStorecapturesthisspirit,oftenhostingauthor

events,readings,andbookclubsthatconnectthecommunityandvisitorsalike.Itismorethananordinary

bookstore; it’s a cultural center where literature and community blend together.

LocalTips

·Visiton weekdays for a quieter experience and more personalized service.

·Check their website for author signings and special events.

·Takeadvantage of their pleasant reading corners to enjoy a book before making a purchase.

Barrow BookStoreInformation

GettingThere

·Publictransport:Takebus220fromQuincyCentertoConcord.GetoffattheConcordstop,thenwalknorth

on Main Street for about 10 minutes. The bookstore will be on your right.

·Walking:FromQuincyCenter,walknorthwestonHancockStreet.TurnleftontoMainStreetandwalkabout

1.5 miles. The bookstore will be on your left.

·Bicycle:Rentabikefromalocalstation.Headnorthwest,andfollowthebikesignstowardConcordfor

about 2 miles. The bookstore will be on your right.

1. What makes Barrow Book Store special?

A. It has professional staffwith good advice.B. It offerscomfortable reading corners.

C. It mainly sells classic literature works.D. It holds literature community events.

2. When may visitors go to the bookstore?

A. At 8:30 am on Monday.B. At 6:00 pm on Friday.

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C. At 9:00 am on Saturday.D. At 12:30 pm on Sunday.

3. What is an available way to get to Barrow Book Store?

A. Walktwo miles northwest on Hancock Street.

B. Rent a bike and head northwest on the bike path.

C. Drive from downtown Boston following road signs.

D. TakeRoute 220 from Quincy Center, then walk south.

B

In2026,apopularterm“Chinamaxxing”—combining“China”withGenZslang“maxxing”(optimizing

one’slifearoundsomething)—hassweptglobalsocialmedia.Itdescribesoverseasyoungpeople’sgrowing

enthusiasmforadoptingelementsofChinesedailylife,fromdrinkingwarmwaterandpracticingBaduanjin

breathing exercises to traveling, shopping, and engaging with Chinese pop culture.

WhatbeganascasualonlinejokesaboutChinesehabits—hotwater,indoorslippers(拖鞋),avoidingcold

food—quickly evolved into a deeper cultural exchange. A TikToker’sshort videos offeringpractical lifestyle tips

gained millions of views worldwide.

WhatfascinatesforeignaudiencesmostisnotChina’sskyscrapers,butthegentle,regularChinesewayoflife

inordinarydailyscenes—morningwarmdrinksthatgentlywakethebody,healthysoupsandcongeethatsoothe

thestomach,indoorslippersthatkeepthechillaway,aswellascommuting,cooking,andtravelingviahigh-speed

rail.Manyyoungforeignersfindthatthisoffersahealthieralternativetotheirownhigh-stressdailyroutines.

Content that breaks old stereotypes and presents real Chinese life always triggers heated discussions.

Thesehabitsarenotsuperficial;theycarrydeepphilosophicalroots.Thepreferenceforwarmwater,for

example, stems from traditional Yin-Yangand Five Elements theory, where “warmth” signifies not just temperature

buttheinnerpropertiesoffoodandlivingrhythms—apursuitofnaturalharmonythroughbalance.Suchsmall

dailypracticesbringbothphysicalbenefitsandmentalcomfort,restoringagentlesenseofcontroloverone’sbody

and life.

Unlikeoldergenerationsraisedontraditionalmedia’seditednarratives,youngpeopleturntosocialmediafor

first-hand, direct knowledge, fundamentally renewing their understanding of China.

ForWesternyouth,embracingChineselifestyleelementsdoesnotmeanabandoningtheirownvalues.Rather,

itoffersabalanced,steadyalternativetohighlygoal-centeredmodernliving.Thewidespread“Chinamaxxing”

trendsignalsrisingglobalrecognitionofChina’ssoftpower.Moreimportantly,itservesasaclearwindowfor

international audiences to see a real, peaceful, and welcoming China.

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4. What can be seen as one example of the “Chinamaxxing” trend?

A. Consuming cold drinks as part of a regular lifestyle.

B. Wearingoutdoor shoes all the time while indoors.

C. Practicing traditional Chinese exercises like TaiChi.

D. Obtaining first-hand information via traditional media.

5. What attracts overseas young people to Chinese daily lifestyles most?

A. Its impressive skyscrapers in the city.B. Its practical short-video lifestyle tips.

C. Its convenient online shopping services.D. Its gentle and stress-relieving features.

6. Why does the author mention warm water in paragraph 4?

A. Toreveal a Chinese habit reflects traditional culture.

B. Tostress people’s basic need for warmth in daily life.

C. Toshow ancient medical rules are strictly applied.

D. Toadvise foreigners to follow this healthy lifestyle.

7. What is the hidden value of the “Chinamaxxing” trend?

A. It promotes global medical development.

B. It helps reshape global impressions of China.

C. It strengthens worldwide economic ties.

D. It will shift Westernpeople’s overall lifestyles.

C

Haveyoueverreachedforyourphone,surethatithadjustvibratedinyourpocket,onlytofindablankscreen

withnomessages?Ifso,you’renotalone.Thiscommonexperienceevenhasaname:“phantomvibration

syndrome”. Studies suggest that nearly 90% of mobile phone users have felt this at some point.

Butwhatcausesourbrainstoplaythistrickonus?Theanswerliesinhowwehavetrainedourmindsthrough

constant phone use. Our brainsarewiredtoexpect social connections—messages, notifications (通知), updates.

Whenweexpectsomethingstrongly,ourbraingetsreadyforthatsignal.Aslightmovementofclothingagainst

skin,asmallmusclemovement,oreventhetensionofanticipationitselfcanbemisunderstoodbythebrainasthe

familiar buzz of a phone. It is basically a “false alarm” from an over-alert (过度警觉的) system.

Thisphenomenonshowsjusthowdeeplyconnectedwehavebecometoourdevices.Thebrainlearnstokeep

watchingforincominginformation,creatingastateoflow-levelexpectationthatfollowsusthroughtheday.Each

timewefeelaphantomvibration,itremindsusthatourmindshaveadaptedtoaworldwheresocialfeedback

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arrives instantly and all the time.

Thegoodnewsisthatthesefalsealarmshappenlessoftenwhenwechangeourhabits.Settingaside

phone-freehourseachdayhelpsresetthebrain’sexpectations.Turningoffnotificationsfornon-essentialapps

reducesthenumberofsignalsyourbrainiswaitingfor.Keepingphonesoutofthebedroom—usingatraditional

alarmclockinstead—givesthemindspacetorelax.Asyoucheckyourphonelessoften,yourbraingradually

lowersitsstateofalert,andthephantomvibrationsbegintofade.Ratherthanasignofphoneaddiction,this

commonexperiencemightsimplybeourbrain’swayofsuggestingthatwecouldallbenefitfromalittlemoretime

disconnected.

8. What is “phantom vibration syndrome”?

A. A real problem with the phone’s vibration motor.

B. A mental disorder caused by frequent phone use.

C. The brain mistakenly sensing a phone vibration.

D. The sound of a phone that only the user can hear.

9. Which of the following can best replace the underlined phrase “are wired to” in paragraph 2?

A. Are forced to.B. Are supposed to.C. Are born to.D. Are likely to.

10. How does the “low-level expectation” affect people?

A. By keeping people alert to social signals.B. By making people ignore all daily tasks.

C. By speeding up people’s reaction to calls.D. By removing distractions during sleep.

11.What can we infer from the text?

A. Phantom vibration means severe phone addiction.

B. Less phone use helps with the common syndrome.

C. Social connections get weakened by the syndrome.

D. Phone notifications should be totally turned off.

D

In a groundbreaking development for artificial intelligence, researchers at VUB’s Data Analytics Lab have

demonstrated that commercial language models can contribute to original mathematical discoveries. Their study

reveals that OpenAI’s ChatGPT-5.2 (‘Thinking’) played a pivotal role in proving a complex 2024 conjecture

proposed by mathematicians Ran and Teng,a problem that had previously remained unsolved.

The research team engaged in seven distinct chat sessions with the AI, repeating through four different

versions of the argument. While the human researchers provided the necessary oversight to ensure logical

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completeness, ChatGPT was responsible for developing the core structure of the proof. This collaborative process,

which the team terms “vibe-proving”, mirrors the concept of “vibe-coding” used in software development, where

AI assists in organizing and exploring complex theoretical landscapes.

Brecht Verbeken,a postdoctoral researcher involved in the project, was astonished by how quickly the AI

produced a usable proof structure. “I had long suspected that ChatGPT could help me prove unsolved mathematical

problems, and yet the real-world performance far exceeded my expectations,” he stated. The findings challenge the

prevailing misconception that AI creativity is merely a recombination of existing training data. Instead, this work

suggests that commercially available models possess the capacity for genuine theoretical innovation.

However, the study also highlights a critical bottleneck in this new methodology. Despite the AI’s ability to

generate candidate proofs rapidly, the researchers emphasize that human experts remain essential to verify (验证)

the arguments and resolve any remaining gaps. Andres Algaba, a professor at the lab, notes that while formulating

proofs is now faster, the final review stage is time-consuming. Nevertheless, the team remains optimistic that

language models will eventually assist in this verification stage as well.

This experiment marks a significant shift in how we perceive AI’s role in theoretical research. It moves

beyond simple assistance in coding or writing, suggesting a future where AI acts as a collaborative partner in the

precise and creative process of mathematical discovery.

12. What can be concluded about “vibe-proving”?

A. It requires no human intervention.B. It is inspired by software development.

C. It is slower than traditional methods.D. It is used for simple theoretical tasks.

13. How did Brecht Verbekenreact to the research outcome?

A. Withdoubt about its reliability.B. Withsurprise at its efficiency.

C. Withpraise for its creativity.D. Withconcern over its speed.

14. Which aspect of the new methodology is regarded as the biggest challenge?

A. The human verification process.B. The cost of the software.

C. The lack of well-trained AI tools.D. The speed of the computer.

15. What is the text mainly about?

A. The replacement of human mathematicians by AI.

B. A new method for rapid computer code generation.

C. The limitations of commercial AI models in science.

D. AI’s role in original mathematical discovery research.

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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。

It’sMoreThanOKforKidstoBeBored

Parents often worry when kids say they’re bored, but boredom is universal. It persists across cultures because

it pushes us to seek new goals and challenges.

Arthur Brooks, a professor of public and nonprofit leadership at Harvard, has found that boredom is necessary

for reflection. ____16____It also offers a brain boost that can develop a child’s curiosity and creativity. Learning

to manage boredom and other negative emotions is an important life skill. When children manage their own time, it

can help them develop executive function, which includes the ability to set goals and make plans.

The benefits of boredom make sense from an evolutionary (进化论的) perspective. Boredom is extremely

common. ____17____ And teens are especially likely to experience boredom. Natural selection favors traits that

give an advantage, so it is unlikely that boredom would be so common if it did not deliver some advantages.

____18____ Psychologists have found that college students with overly involved parents sufferfrom more

depression. Other research shows that young children who were given screens to help them calm down were less

equipped to manage their emotions as they got older.

It takes practice to learn how to manage boredom. Start with short periods of boredom and work up to longer

stretches of unstructured time. Tipsfor parents include getting kids outside, suggesting a new game or recipe, or

simply resting. ____19____

So when a child complains of boredom, parents needn’t feel ashamed or annoyed. ____20____It encourages

us to take charge of our own lives, discover new interests and rise to new challenges.

A. Boredom is a healthy part of life.

B. It affects all ages, genders and cultures.

C. Giving kids screens is a useful way to avoid boredom.

D. There are various ways for parents to prevent their children from being bored.

E. This thinking time leaves room to ask the big questions in life and find meaning.

F. These small moves can help children get comfortable with unplanned time.

G. Parents should be cautious about treating boredom as a problem they must solve for their kids.

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。

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