遂宁市高中 2026 届高三二诊考试
英 语 试 题
本试卷分第I卷（选择题）和第II卷（非选择题）两部分。总分150分。考试时间
120分钟。
第Ⅰ卷
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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。
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,并标在试卷的相应位置。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.Whatdoesthewomanremindthemantodo?
A.Tidythedesk. B.Watertheplants. C.Prepareforthetrip.
2.Whatistheprobablerelationshipbetweenthetwospeakers?
A.Doctorandpatient. B.Fatheranddaughter. C.Bossandemployee.
3.Whatdoesthewomansuggestthemando?
A.Deleteunnecessaryapps.
B.Removealltheoldphotos.
C.Savefilesanddataintime.
4.Whatdoesthewomanmean?
A.Theirchilddoesn’tlikepets.
B.Shedoesn’tagreetokeepadog.
C.Theman’sworryisunnecessary.
5.Howdidthespeechprobablyend?
A.Withanamusingstory.
B.Withaninspiringpoem.
C.Withanimpressivesaying.
二诊英语试题第1页（共12页）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,并标在试卷的相应位置。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。
听下面一段对话，回答第6和第7两个小题。
6.Whatdidtheboydothismorning?
A.Hewenttoapark. B.Hewatchedafilm. C.Hegaveaperformance.
7.Howdoesthemothersound?
A.Pleased. B.Nervous. C.Disappointed.
听下面一段对话，回答第8和第9两个小题。
8.Whydidthemanchoosethecafé?
A.Forthelivemusic. B.Forthebrilliantcoffee. C.Forthequietatmosphere.
9.Whatdoweknowabouttheman?
A.Hepreferscoffeewithsugarin.
B.Heboughtsnacksbeforecoming.
C.Hethinkswhitecoffeehasalightflavor.
听下面一段对话，回答第10至12小题。
10.Howmanyareashavebeensetinthewoman’syard?
A.2. B.3. C.4.
11.Whatfruitdothewomanandherhusbandbothenjoy?
A.Apples. B.Peaches. C.Strawberries.
12.Whydoesthewomanraisechickens?
A.Togetsomeeggs. B.Tomakechickendishes. C.Tolethersonobservethem.
听下面一段对话，回答第13至16小题。
13.WhydidPhilstartplayingtennis?
A.Tomeetnewpeople. B.Toimprovehishealth. C.Toaccompanyhisdaughter.
14.WhatdidPhiloftendoinhisyouth?
A.Hewentrunning. B.Heenjoyedchatting. C.Heplayedvolleyball.
15.HowlonghasPhilbeenplayingtennis?
A.Around3years. B.Around7years. C.Around9years.
16.WhatisPhil’slastsuggestion?
A.Enjoyingandinsisting.
B.Learningfromoldhands.
C.Joiningasupportiveclub.
二诊英语试题第2页（共12页）听下面一段独白，回答第17至20小题。
17.Whatdoesthespeakerintroduceatfirst?
A.Theoriginofcityplanning.
B.Thedutiesofcityplanners.
C.Thefeaturesofsomecities.
18.WheredoesKatherinePerezwork?
A.Inaprivatecompany.
B.Inastategovernment.
C.Inanonprofitorganization.
19.WhatdoesKatherinePerezfindappealingaboutcityplanning?
A.Thediversityofcommunityissues.
B.Thepredictabilityofcitydevelopment.
C.Thegrowingfocusontheenvironment.
20.WhydoesKatherinePerezemphasizetheinvolvementofcityresidents?
A.Toshortenprojectschedules.
B.Toensurethebudgetiscontrolled.
C.Totakeresidents’needsintoaccount.
第二部分 阅读理解（共两节，满分 50 分）
A
AGuidetoanOnlineLearningPlatform
Online education has become an increasingly popular choice for high school students. To
help you make better use of digital study tools, here is basic information about a broadly used
onlinelearningplatform.
MainFunctions
The platform combines a wide range of advanced learning tools, including pre-recorded
video courses, live interactive lectures and automatic homework assessment. It also creates
personalized study plans based on students’ academic performance and learning weaknesses,
allowing users to download learning materials for offline use when network access is not
available.
CourseCategories
●Basic Academic Courses: it covers fundamental subjects for senior high students,
includingMath,EnglishandChinese.
二诊英语试题第3页（共12页）●Exam-oriented Courses: it provides abundant courses designed for exam revision and
keypointconsolidation.
● Ability-improving Courses: it offers various skill-building programs to develop
students’comprehensiveabilities.
Service&Pricing
Thefollowingchartshowsdifferentmembershipchoicesandthecoursesincluded.
MembershipType Price CoursesIncluded
Monthly $39 BasicAcademicCourses
Quarterly $99 Anytwotypesofthethreecourses
Yearly $364 Allthreetypesofcourses
●Newuserscanenjoya7-dayfreetrialofallcourses.
●Onlinecustomerserviceisprovidedtosolvetechnicalproblemsquickly.
UserTips
To make online learning more effective, students are encouraged to set clear daily learning
targets and avoid distractions during class. Meanwhile, reviewing key points in time is strongly
suggested,asithelpsdeepenunderstandingandimproveslong-termmemory.
21.Whatcantheplatformdoforstudents?
A.Assistthemtorecordvideocourses.
B.Helpthemmaketailoredlearningplans.
C.Teachthemhowtogiveinteractivelectures.
D.Removetheirlearningweaknessesforgood.
22.Whatisthelowestcostoftwo-coursetypesfor6months?
A.$182. B.$198. C.$234. D. $364.
23.Whatisthemainpurposeofthetext?
A.Tocomparedifferentonlinecourses.
B.Toteachstudentshowtostudyonline.
C.Toshowhowtodesignonlinecourses.
D.Tointroduceanonlinelearningplatform.
B
At 16, Benjamin Davis, a sophomore at Bishop Feehan High School in Massachusetts, has
invented a revolutionary desktop system that recycles plastic bottles and 3D printing waste into
high-quality 3D printing filament (塑料丝). His groundbreaking work won him first place at the
2025 International Science & Engineering Fair (ISEF) and the $75,000 Regeneron Young
二诊英语试题第4页（共12页）Scientist Award, bringing him widespread recognition and increasing attention from scientific
communitiesaroundtheworld.
Benjamin’sinspirationstruckwhenhenoticedmassiveamountsofplasticwastepilingupin
hisschool’s artroom.As hewatchedthese uselessmaterials beingthrownawayeachday,he felt
deeply concerned about the growing environmental damage caused by plastic pollution.
Determined to find a practical solution, he began to research ways to change waste into valuable
resources. Over 18 months, he worked patiently in his garage, researching, designing, and
constructingdifferentmodelsuntilhefinallycreatedasmall,andadvancedmachine.
His device can shred plastic waste, melt it, and form it into smooth and consistent 3D
printing filament in a single continuous process. Compared with traditional industrial recycling
machines,his design uses70%lessenergy andproduces materials ofhigher quality.Schools and
creative spaces across the globe have already expressed strong interest in his invention, and
severalinstitutionshaverequesteddetailedprototypesforfurthertesting.
At first, few were quick to credit someone of his age with the ability to tackle such a
complex technical undertaking. Teachers and peers questioned whether his small machine could
work steadily and meet real-world standards. However, Benjamin never lost confidence. He
tested more than 50 versions, stayed up late making improvements, and carefully recorded each
resultuntilhisdeviceperformedperfectly.
Benjamin now plans to study mechanical engineering at MIT. He hopes his experience will
encourage more young people to care about the environment and take practical action to solve
realproblems.
24.WhatinspiredBenjamintocreatetherecyclingmachine?
A.Hisenthusiasmformachinery.
B.Agrandawardfromacompetition.
C.Theglobalrecognitionandattention.
D.Theplasticwasteprobleminhisschool.
25.WhatisanadvantageofBenjamin’smachineaccordingtothetext?
A.It’suser-friendly. B.It’scost-effective.
C.It’senergy-efficient. D.It’shigh-productive.
26.WhichwordscanbestdescribeBenjaminDavis?
A.Creativeandcommitted. B.Kindandresponsible.
C.Hard-workingandhumble. D.Insistentandgenerous.
27.Whatcanbeasuitabletitleforthetext?
A.AStudent’sMITDream. B.TheDevelopmentof3DPrinting.
C.TheFutureBelongingtotheYoung. D.ATeenTurningWasteintoTreasure.
二诊英语试题第5页（共12页）C
When people first see the flower headdresses of Quanzhou, they may wonder at how pretty
and appealing they are. In the city’s old streets and Xunpu’s narrow lanes, bright flowers adorn
( 装 饰 ) local women and girls, lighting up ordinary daily life and making it vivid and
unforgettable. Still, viewing this tradition merely as decoration overlooks something deeper, for
theseflowerscarrymemories,emotionsandauniqueattitudetowardstheworld.
The custom of wearing flowers in the hair has deep roots in Chinese culture. It appears in
classical art, including Tang Dynasty paintings in which women adorn themselves with flowers.
WhatmakesQuanzhou exceptionalis thatthis floralfondness didnotremain insidepaintings, or
belong only to the wealthy. In Xunpu, a coastal fishing village of Quanzhou, the tradition has
been preserved by ordinary sea-dependent women. There, flowers were not distant symbols of
elegance.Theybecamepartofdailylife.
ForthewomenofXunpu,flowerswerecloselylinkedwiththehopeforhappinessandgood
fortune. Elders place them on young girls before they go out, as if beauty itself might invite
joyfulthings intolife.Theyarewornatfestivals, weddings andothervitaloccasions,embodying
invisiblewishesforjoyamidlife’suncertainties.
Thatwishbecomesmoremovingwhenwerememberwhatkindoflivesthesewomen lived.
Xunpu women led tough, laborious lives, fishing, farming oysters, gathering seafood, running
households and supporting families. Against such a background, the flower headdress seems
almost unexpected. Yet perhaps that is exactly why it matters. They did not choose flowers
because life was easy. Rather than escaping reality, the flowers helped them endure hardships,
respondingtolife’sstruggleswithgentle,lastinggrace.
28.WhatmaypeoplefeelatthefirstsightoftheflowerheaddressesofQuanzhou?
A.Significance. B.Beauty. C.History. D.Harmony.
29.WhydidXunpuwomenchoosetowearflowers?
A.Becausetheywantedtoescapefromreality.
B.BecausethetraditioncandatefromTangDynasty.
C.Becauseflowerscoulddenydifficultiescompletely.
D.Becauseflowersservedasstrengthtoanswerhardship.
30.Howisthepassagemainlydeveloped?
A.Bymakingcomparisons. B.Bygoingwiththetimeline.
C.Bystatingopinionsanddemonstrating. D.Byfollowingthespatialorder.
31.Whatisthemainideaofthepassage?
A.Xunpuwomenliveabittersweetlife.
B.FlowershavedeepmeaningforXunpuwomen.
C.PeopleinXunpuareextremelyfondofflowers.
D.FlowersinXunpucanbeattractiveheaddresses.
二诊英语试题第6页（共12页）D
New research suggests your bodymay sing a differenttune with the calorie consumption in
yourworkouts—helpingexplainwhyweightlossisoften“humbler”thananticipated.
The logic feels airtight: Move more, burn more, weigh less, which is generally believed by
most people. But for many people, calorie consumption and weight loss are not merely a simple
matterofmath.
In controlled studies, exercise often results in less weight loss than calorie models predict.
Even when people add aerobic exercise such as walking, jogging, and cycling, most lose an
average of 3.5 pounds over six months. It’s a modest return for a significant investment of time
andeffort,longpuzzlingresearchers.
Part of the answer may be familiar: working out canmake you hungrier,making it easier to
eat back the calories burned. But experts are also trying to understand a more counterintuitive
keymechanism.
A 2025 analysis suggested people only burned about a third of the extra calories their
workouts theoretically demanded. In other words, a run that should have burned 500 calories,
onlyaddedaround165calories consumption to the dailybudget.The bodyseems to compensate
for increased physical activity by reducing energy spent elsewhere — but the extent to which it
does this, and how, is “still a mystery,” says Vincent Careau, an evolutionary biologist at the
UniversityofOttawa.
This fresh idea, known as energy compensation, is reshaping a long-held assumption at the
heart of fitness culture: that exercise is a straightforward engine for weight loss. Instead,
researchers are finding it may be far more effective at something else — helping the body
maintainitsweightandachievelastinghealth.
So while you might notdroppounds asfast asthe caloriecounter promises, every step,jog,
and pedal still works deep beneath the surface: strengthening your heart, stabilizing your
metabolism,andprotectingyourbodyfromchronicdiseases.Thescale(体重秤)maynotalways
rewardyoureffort,butyourhealthcertainlydoesinthelongrun.
32.What’stheauthor’sattitudetothecommonbeliefoncalorieconsumptionandweightloss?
A.Supportive. B.Uncaring. C.Doubtful. D.Appreciative.
33.Whichwordcanreplacetheunderlinedword“counterintuitive”inparagraph4?
A.Hidden. B.Ordinary. C.Unreliable. D.Suspectable.
34.Howdoesthe“energycompensation”function?
A.Byspeedinguptheprocessofweightloss.
B.Bymakingpeopleeatmoreafterexercising.
C.Byreducingcalorieconsumptionbeyondexercise.
D.Byhelpingpeopleburnmorecaloriesinworkouts.
二诊英语试题第7页（共12页）35.Whatcanbeinferredfromthelastparagraph?
A.Weightlossisadifficultgoaltoachieve.
B.Chronicdiseasescanbecuredviaexercise.
C.Thescalecan’ttellyourefforttoloseweight.
D.Healthbonusaccompaniestheexerciseforweightloss.
Psychologists have long studied happiness, optimism and other human strengths, but
positivepsychology only officially became a psychology branchin 1998, when Martin Seligman
waselectedpresidentoftheAmericanPsychologicalAssociation(APA). 36 Whilethishad
yielded valuable treatments that enabled psychologists to treat many pathologies and
dysfunctions(机能障碍),reducingpeople’sunhappiness,itmeantthatpsychologywasneglecting
whatwasgoodaboutlife — andwhattheaveragepersoncouldimprove.
Seligman advocated researching factors bringing positivity and fulfillment to normal
people’s lives, proposing targeted interventions to boost people’s happiness. He held that
psychologyshouldbejustasconcernedwithnurturinggoodnessinlifeasitwaswithhealingthe
bad. 37
Seligmansetpositive psychologyasthetheme ofhisAPApresidentialterm andpromoted it
with his visibility. From there the field took off. 38 Since then, positive psychology has
kept gaining popularity. It has seen massive academic outputs, attracted numerous attendees to
the World Congress of Positive Psychology, and even witnessed a huge enrollment number for
Yale’shappiness-relatedcourse.
39 Many other famous researchers have also made great contributions to this field.
They include Mihaly Csikszentmihalyi, Barbara Fredrickson, Daniel Gilbert, Albert Bandura,
CarolDweckandRoyBaumeisterandsoon.
Nowadays, positive psychology is often integrated with self-help movements like positive
thinking. 40 Therefore, it strictly adopts scientific research methods to explore what helps
humans thrive. It never intends to abandon the study of human troubles, but only complements
thefieldwithresearchesonlife’spositives.
A.Fromtheseideaspositivepsychologywasborn.
B.Researchfindingshavecomeoutofthesubfield.
C.Seligmanisthecorefigurelinkedtopositivepsychology.
D.Itsoondrewwideattentionfromtheacademiccommunity.
E.However,likeallofpsychology,positivepsychologyisascience.
F.Seligmanheldthatpsychologyhadbecometoofocusedonmentalillness.
G.Finally,somehavesuggestedthatpositivepsychologyislimitedbyculturalbias.
二诊英语试题第8页（共12页）第三部分 英语知识运用（共两节，满分 30 分）
Molly Burke was diagnosed with a progressive eye problem at a young age. Despite early
treatment and hope for recovery, her vision continued to 41 day by day. By the age of
fourteen,shehadcompletelylosthersight, 42 herintoendlessdarkness.
What made her 43 even worse was that she endured cruel bullying from some
classmates who once claimed to be her friends. They laughed at her 44 , isolated her,
hurtingher deeply. 45 withsadnessandhopelessness,Mollyfeltworthless,wonderingif
shehadany 46 inlife.
However,thingstookaturnafterhigh school.Shetookpartinahumanitarian(人道主义的)
47 toAfrica, helpingbuild a schoolfor poorchildren. 48 with disadvantaged girls
whofacedpoverty andinequality,sherealizedmanypeoplefacedgreater 49 butremained
strong. Inspired, she found her new 50 for life. She decided to change herpain into 51
tohelpothers.
Later, Molly, 52 as a world-famous motivational speaker gradually, traveled around
the globe, shared her story and motivated those sufferers to be 53 . She taught audiences
— hardshipdoesnotdefineidentity;theirresponsedoes,though.
Molly lost physical sight but gained spiritual vision. Adversity can be a stepping stone to
growth and 54 . Even in life’s darkest moments, we can 55 , find inner strength and
lightthewayforothers.
41.A.develop B.decline C.narrow D.disappear
42.A.forcing B.guiding C.sinking D.turning
43.A.spirits B.suffering C.disease D.future
44.A.disability B.shortcoming C.mistake D.disadvantage
45.A.Dissatisfied B.Bored C.Overwhelmed D.Unsurprised
46.A.meaning B.space C.interest D.energy
47.A.meeting B.party C.mission D.competition
48.A.Living B.Playing C.Working D.Interacting
49.A.difficulties B.confusions C.pressures D.failures
50.A.direction B.lesson C.idea D.award
51.A.success B.power C.charm D.luck
52.A.behaving B.preparing C.emerging D.leaping
53.A.diligent B.tough C.calm D.honest
54.A.greatness B.acceptance C.happiness D.popularity
55.A.speedup B.wakeup C.showup D.riseup
二诊英语试题第9页（共12页）第Ⅱ卷
注意事项：
1．请用蓝黑钢笔或圆珠笔在第Ⅱ卷答题卡上作答，不能答在此试卷上。
2．试卷中横线及框内注有“▲”的地方，是需要你在第Ⅱ卷答题卡上作答。
第三部分 英语知识运用（共两节，满分 30 分）
The Classic of Mountains and Seas, also known as Shan Hai Jing, is one of the most
mysteriousandimportantancientChinesetexts.It56 (compose)duringthelateWarring
StatesperiodandtheHanDynasty,over2,000yearsago.
Thisbookisnotjustacollectionof57 (myth)butanencyclopedia(百科全书)of
ancient geography, history, astronomy, medicine, and folklore. It records more than 550
mountains, 300 seas, and countless strange creatures with unique features, many of 58 ▲
are half-human and half-animal, like the nine-tailed fox and the dragon-like beasts having
magicalpowers.
OnefamouscreaturefromShanHaiJingisJiLiang, alegendaryhorsewith awhitebody,a
red mane 59 golden eyes.Ancientpeople believed that riding it would bring them a
long life. The symbolic significance was perfectly shown in the song Ji Liang performed at the
SpringFestivalGalaof2026,60 (win)agreatdealofpraisefromtheaudience.
Today, the book 61 (wide) influences modern art, literature, video games, and
films. It has been translated into many languages, including English, French, and Japanese.
62 (understand) ancient Chinese culture and imagination, scholars around the world
study it and their research casts new light 63 the deep meaning of ancient Chinese
mythology.
It reminds us that curiosity about 64 unknown is part of human nature, and
ancientstoriesarestill65 (attract)inthemodernworld.
第四部分 写作（共两节，满分 40 分）
二诊英语试题第10页（共12页）假定你是学校英语演讲社成员李华，你校最近在中学生中进行了做家务的调研，结果
如下图。请结合图表，写一篇英语演讲稿，内容包括:
1.简述数据; 2.分析原因; 3.发出号召。
Dearstudents,
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Thankyou!
I was promoted as the sales manager of my company,which was a significant event for our
familysoitdeservedapartytocelebrate.Ourfamilyspentawholemorningdecoratingthehouse
andmakingdeliciousfood.
When my sister arrived with her kid Fred, I was happy. However, she also brought along
withoneofFred’sfavoritetoys — aratherloudtoydrum.Hewouldplayitateveryopportunity.
Because Fred was on the autism (自闭症), he often felt tight at social events and was eager to
keephisfavoritethings close.Iknewthisofcourse,butthedrumwasjusttoonoisy.Iwasafraid
thatthepartywouldbemessedupforeveryonemightsufferaheadache.
Withmoreguestsarriving,IaskedmysisterwhetherFredcouldplaywithsomethingquieter.
Sheseemed a bitsurprisedbutagreed, puttingaway thedrumin acorner.Fred wasunhappyand
my sister spent most of the afternoon comforting him. I noticed they both were growing
graduallyuneasy,butIhadtobebusybeingahosttoeveryone.
Beforethepartywasover,mysisterleftwithFred,butIstilldidn’tthinkitwasabigdeal.
Dayslater,Isentamessagetomysisterandsaidtheyshouldcomeagain.Herreplywasn'ta
二诊英语试题第11页（共12页）pleasedone:“Areyoujoking?Forgetit.”Obviously,shewasupsetaboutwhathadhappened,but
Ithoughtshewouldeventuallyovercomeit.
Then a month went by. My wife reminded me to contact my sister. I refused, thinking she
could offer to take the step first. However, I felt guilty inside. I tried to start empathizing(共情)
withmysisterandrealizedthingsweredifficultwithFredandshehadtocareforhimalonesince
herhusbandhadleftthemtwoyearsbefore.
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。
Icametorealizeitwasmewhoshouldsaysorry.
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WiththegiftIchoseforFred,Iarrivedatmysister’sdoor.
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二诊英语试题第12页（共12页）
