【灿烂六月 · 高考金8 卷】
备战2026 年高考英语模拟卷（天津卷05）
本试卷满分150 分，考试用时120 分钟
第I 卷
第一部分：听力（共两节、满分20 分）
第一节（共5 小题；每小题1 分，满分5 分）
听下面5 段对话，每段对话后有一小题，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，你将有10 秒钟的时间来回答有关小题和阅读下一
小题。每段对话仅读一遍。
1．What is the woman?
A．A coffee bar waitress.
B．A hotel staff member.
C．A convenience shop assistant.
2．How did David travel through North China?
A．By bus.
B．By car.
C．By train.
3．Where does the conversation most probably take place?
A．In a classroom.
B．On a football field.
C．At the man’s home.
4．Why does the man apologize to the woman?
A．He tore her coat.
B．He dirtied her coat.
C．He bought her a coat.
5．What does the woman suggest the man do?
A．Solve other problems first.
B．Ask people for help.
C．Take a break.
第二节（共10 小题；每小题1.5 分，满分15 分）
听下面几段材料，每段材料后有几个小题，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。听每段材料前，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。每段材料读两遍。
听下面一段对话，回答第6 至第8 小题。
6．How much rent will Julia pay for a month?
A．$400.
B．$600.
C．$800.
7．What is the man concerned about?
A．The price.
B．The noise.
C．The location.
8．When will the man come over to the flat?
A．This afternoon.
B．Tomorrow morning.
C．Tomorrow afternoon.
听下面一段对话，回答第9 至第11 小题。
9．What are the speakers mainly talking about?
A．The time spent online at work.
B．The use of the Internet for work.
C．The effect of time management online.
10．Why does the man surf the Internet at work?
A．To kill time.
B．To help him relax.
C．To talk with friends.
11．What does the woman decide to do?
A．Spend little time chatting online.
B．Go on Facebook every day.
C．Try to be more creative by browsing the Web.
听下面一段独白，回答第12 至第15 小题。
12．Who inspired Ann to be a nurse?
A．Her father.
B．Her teachers.
C．Her cousin.
13．What did Ann’s teachers advise her to do?
A．Improve her math.
B．Practice her English.
C．Focus on her biology.
14．What does Ann think of learning nursing?
A．Effortless.
B．Challenging.
C．Enjoyable.
15．What does Ann value most about her job?
A．The high pay.
B．The career prospects.
C．The sense of fulfillment.
第II 卷
第二部分：英语知识运用（共两节，满分45 分）
第一节：单项填空（共15 小题；每小题1 分，满分15 分）
从A、B、C、D 四个选项中，选出可以填入空白处的最佳选项。
1．— Guess what? Our class won the national English drama competition!
— ________! I can’t believe we beat so many top schools!
A．That’s all right
B．What a pity
C．Good luck
D．No way
2．The festival celebrates traditional music of the host country, as well as _________ of participating nations.
A．one
B．those
C．it
D．that
3．The current canteen is no longer adequate for students, and a new facility ________ have been constructed
years ago.
A．may
B．would
C．should
D．must
4．Unfortunately, Tom’s computer as well as two bags, ______ on the bus yesterday.
A．have been stolen
B．has been stolen
C．was stolen
D．were stolen
5．Life is a road full of minor inconveniences and major setbacks, which everyone faces, ___________ wealth or
social rank.
A．regardless of
B．instead of
C．in terms of
D．in spite of
6．—Sorry, I can’t return your book today, because I am only halfway through it.
—__________. I have plenty of other books to read.
A．Take it easy.
B．No wonder.
C．Take your time.
D．It is up to you.
7．Many people welcome the chance to do meaningful things, ________they will get no pay.
A．even if
B．as if
C．in case
D．now that
8．The police searched the area for several days. ________, they found the piece of evidence they were looking
for.
A．Generally
B．Originally
C．Eventually
D．Unfortunately
9．They decided to _____________ their old furniture to charity.
A．give away
B．hang on.
C．take over
D．hang out
10． ____________ he said proved to be right.
A．When
B．Where
C．What
D．How
11．J. K. Rowling provides a fascinating ______ of her journey from her humble beginnings in a small Edinburgh
Cafe to becoming a globally celebrated author, inspiring millions.
A．history
B．target
C．custom
D．account
12．The police woman ________ that I hadn’t fastened my seat belt and signaled me to stop.
A．spotted
B．explored
C．instructed
D．described
13．Although he was poor, he was quite ____________ to his needy friends.
A．typical
B．generous
C．average
D．identical
14．________ those unforgettable days in Yimeng mountain areas, the old general couldn’t hold back his tears.
A．Looked back at
B．To look back at
C．Looking back at
D．Being looked back at
15．By then we had reached the stage ___________ there were more male readers than female readers.
A．that
B．where
C．which
D．when
第二节：完形填空（共20 小题；每小题1.5 分，满分30 分）
阅读下面短文，掌握其大意，然后从16〜35 各题所给的A、B、C、D 四个选项中, 选出最佳
选项。
We didn’t have much when I was growing up but I never felt poor. In order to 16 all of us we had
four huge gardens that we harvested every year. My mother and Nana would 17 the vegetables and fill
up every corner of our storage room. In the summer, we would 18 pigs to have meat throughout the
winter. Even with all of this, sometimes we needed to 19 the food by having two days of 20 .
Mom would buy a huge bag of 21 dry beans and slowly cook them all day long. Then she would
make her special sweet cornbread to 22 them for dinner that day. Every belly (肚子) was filled 23
there were always plenty of beans left over. That is when Nana would 24 day two. She would boil pasta
(意大利面食), 25 her special mixture of seasoning, and then pour in the leftover brown beans to make
her delicious Pasta Fasul. When both meals were over, every stomach was 26 , every heart was happy,
and our family of six had been fed for two days for only a few 27 .
Looking back, I find joy in those 28 meals. I didn’t realize how “ 29 ” we were. We
couldn’t afford to 30 out, but we shared wonderful meals made with 31 . We worked hard
every year just to keep the family fed, but somehow that made us 32 every meal even more. I learned so
much about life and I learned so much about love.
Love nourishes (滋养) our 33 , just as good food nourishes our bodies. Furthermore, it 34
us to one another. And the harder you work to 35 the love in your heart, the greater your joy and
thankfulness will be.
16．A．protect
B．encounter
C．encourage
D．feed
17．A．water
B．can
C．cook
D．order
18．A．raise
B．label
C．exchange
D．sell
19．A．put off
B．take off
C．stretch out
D．try out
20．A．beans
B．cakes
C．vegetables
D．fruits
21．A．safe
B．empty
C．cheap
D．strange
22．A．adapt to
B．go with
C．deal with
D．turn to
23．A．until
B．or
C．for
D．but
24．A．handle
B．cancel
C．waste
D．order
25．A．eat
B．purchase
C．need
D．add
26．A．noticed
B．touched
C．stuffed
D．cured
27．A．risks
B．bonuses
C．patterns
D．dollars
28．A．awkward
B．simple
C．famous
D．smelly
29．A．generous
B．honest
C．rich
D．old
30．A．dine
B．shelter
C．camp
D．entertain
31．A．pride
B．love
C．pity
D．friendship
32．A．recommend
B．appreciate
C．preserve
D．mention
33．A．differences
B．potential
C．souls
D．strength
34．A．exposes
B．compares
C．introduces
D．connects
35．A．harvest
B．explain
C．spread
D．receive
第三部分：阅读理解（共20 小题；每小题2.5 分，满分50 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
With their staff’s extensive knowledge and personalized service, independent bookstores in the US aren’t
just places to buy books — they’re places to discover unique reads and local authors, as well as enjoy readings,
book clubs and workshops.
Parnassus Books, Nashville
In 2011, novelist Ann Patchett opened Parnassus Books in Nashville, Tennessee. Named for Mount
Parnassus, the home of literature and learning in Greek mythology, the store sells a broad collection of fiction, non-
fiction, children’s literature and art books. It hosts hundreds of author events per year and weekly story time.
BookPeople, Austin
Book lovers can find just about anything at BookPeople, Texas’ largest independent bookseller. The store
sells everything from fiction to specialty titles, as well as an extensive selection of gifts. It offers a full calendar of
community events, including book clubs, children’s programming and a speaker series. As a partner to local schools
and organizations, BookPeople has hosted book fairs, author events and field trips.
Barrow Book Store, Concord
Located in Concord, Massachusetts, Barrow Book Store specializes in gently read and antique books across
genres, with a special focus on Concord authors. Visitors can also find a variety of literary-themed gifts, crafts and
local souvenirs. The store holds seasonal events and celebrations honoring the town of Concord’s literary history.
Open since 1971, it has been a woman-owned business for three generations.
Blue Willow Bookshop, Houston
Blue Willow Bookshop in West Houston, Texas, offers new titles in every genre and an extensive selection
of children’s literature. While the well-read staff and inviting interior make this spot a local favorite, the store’s
busy schedule draws visitors from near and far. It hosts more than 300 author events per year, featuring well-known
authors of everything from cookbooks to popular fiction.
36．What makes Parnassus Books unique?
A．It focuses on selling old books.
B．It hosts the most author events.
C．It got its name from a literary symbol.
D．It organizes workshops in local schools.
37．Which bookstore has the most diverse range of community events?
A．Book People. B．Parnassus Books.
C．Barrow Book Store. D．Blue Willow Bookshop.
38．Where will readers most likely buy some souvenirs related to literature?
A．At Parnassus Books.
B．At Book People.
C．At Barrow Book Store.
D．At Blue Willow Bookshop.
39．What attracts visitors to Blue Willow Bookshop from far away?
A．Its large collection of cookbooks.
B．Its large number of author events.
C．Its special children’s literature.
D．Its well-known local authors.
40．Why does the author write this text?
A．To advise people to start independent bookstores.
B．To compare different types of American bookstores.
C．To complain about the decline of independent bookstores.
D．To introduce some unique American independent bookstores.
B
“I’ve always enjoyed gardening, but I’ve always been aware from the get-go (从一开始) that there had to be
more to being a professional garden designer than that,” says Karen Martin, who worked in real estate before
changing careers. “I committed to gaining a deeper understanding of the principles of design. To do that I signed up
for a difficult training program that covered everything from the basics of landscape design to more advanced
topics.”
In addition to formal education, gaining practical experience is essential for developing the skills needed to
be a successful garden designer. “I also spent countless hours volunteering at botanical gardens to gain hands-on
experience in the field,” Karen recalls. “It was during these experiences that I learned about plant care and design,
and how they interact to create beautiful outdoor spaces.”
“Those interested in becoming a landscape gardener may try building a collection of photographs, drafts or
computer drawings of garden plans that demonstrate skills and creativity,” Karen suggests. “As I gained
experience, I started building a catalogue ( 目录簿) of my work to show my abilities to potential clients or
employers.”
One of the most rewarding aspects of the job for Karen has been the opportunity to work with clients to turn
their outdoor spaces into something truly unique and beautiful. “I love listening to my clients’ visions and bringing
them to life through thoughtful design and plant selection. Seeing the joy on their faces as they walk through their
newly designed garden is an experience that never gets old,” says Karen.
“Of course, like any profession, there are challenges. The long hours are tiring, and the weather and soil
conditions can all present obstacles (障碍) to creating the perfect outdoor space. But it’s these challenges that make
the job all the more rewarding when you’re able to overcome them and create something truly special.
“All in all, becoming a professional garden designer allows me to combine my love for nature with my
desire to create beauty. Plus, I always end up having a good night’s rest due to the physical parts of the job. I
wouldn’t have it any other way,” Karen concludes.
41．What might Karen think of the training program?
A．It played a key role in her job switch.
B．It was too difficult for her to complete.
C．It focused much on basic designing.
D．It failed to meet her expectations.
42．What does Karen suggest potential landscape gardeners do?
A．Start their own garden.
B．Listen to employers’ ideas.
C．Volunteer at botanical gardens.
D．Build up their bank of work samples.
43．What gives Karen lasting joy in her work?
A．Working long hours under the sun.
B．Watching clients’ satisfied reactions.
C．Overcoming bad weather and soil conditions.
D．Gaining a deeper understanding of gardening.
44．What does Karen say about the challenges of the job?
A．They make her want to quit.
B．They are not worth the effort.
C．They are rare and easy to fix.
D．They make success feel more rewarding.
45．For what reason does Karen appreciate the physical aspect of her job?
A．It benefits her sleep.
B．It keeps her energetic.
C．It strengthens her muscles.
D．It inspires her curiosity about nature.
C
Your favorite foods might not taste the same in the future, and the climate crisis is behind it.
In Spain, the black Iberian pigs, which are very important for making special ham, usually eat acorns (橡子)
and surrounding grass under oak trees. However, because of heatwaves and a five-year drought, these natural-foods
are becoming less. So, the pigs are now fed olives (橄榄), thereby changing the unique flavor of the ham.
Drought also affects how fruits taste. For example, watermelons and cantaloupes (香瓜) taste different when
there’s a drought. Researchers from a Spanish tech center told a Spanish newspaper that sugars and other
compounds build up during droughts, changing the taste of food, sometimes for better, sometimes for worse.
Beyond drought, rising temperatures and sea levels also influence food flavors. Typically, warm days and
cool nights improve the sugar and acid content in fruits, which are essential for the optimal flavor. However,
global-warming makes this hard to achieve. For example, Japanese apples are becoming less acidic, softer, and
drier due to early blooming and high temperatures during growth.
While the food we eat is deeply influenced by the climate crisis, our food choices also cause it. Eating meat
and dairy from cows has a big impact on the climate. Raising livestock (牲畜) produces a lot of greenhouse gases.
Making animal protein also needs more land, energy and water than making plant-based protein.
This may seem like a problem that can’t be solved, but we can break this cycle. The Good Food Institute, a
US group, believes people will choose alternative protein if they are as tasty and affordable as meat.
Meanwhile, more people have started to take action. According to The New York Times, Will Hlmaris, a US
farmer, practices regenerative farming, allowing cows to move around freely, using less chemical use and
disturbing the soil less, which is more environmentally friendly.
46．What changes the flavor of the ham?
A．The unique compounds caused by heatwaves.
B．People’s need to make the flavor special.
C．The harvest of acorns and the surrounding grass.
D．The shortage of food sources and alternative feed.
47．What does the underlined word “optimal” in Paragraph 4 mean?
A．Strange.
B．Common.
C．Best.
D．Worst.
48．Which are the factors leading to the change of foods’ flavor?
A．Rising temperatures and sea levels.
B．Heatwaves and hurricanes.
C．Regenerative farming and researches.
D．Human’s study and choices.
49．According to the Good Food Institute, people will choose alternative protein if ______.
A．the greenhouse gases disappear
B．they are delicious and cheap enough
C．they are cheaper than meat
D．the environment changes
50．What’s the main idea of the passage?
A．Climate crisis changing food taste.
B．Livestock’s role in making protein.
C．Food production affected by climate.
D．Benefits of regenerative farming.
D
“Knowledge is power. Information is liberating. Education is the premise ( 前提) of progress.” These
profound words by former UN Secretary — General Kofi Annan capture the transformative power of knowledge.
When combined with effort, knowledge drives both personal growth and social advancement. Then, what does
meaningful knowledge acquisition look like in today’s world?
Formal education provides the foundation of knowledge. Schools equip us with the basic skills needed for
personal and intellectual growth — reading, writing and critical thinking. More importantly, they teach us how to
learn. For instance, many schools now include hands-on projects, such as recycling programs, where students apply
science to address real-world issues. One such example is Sarah, a student who was inspired by her classroom
learning, initiated a recycling program that successfully collected over 500 kg of plastic in just three months. This
shows how education can bring about real change when knowledge is applied creatively.
However, classroom learning alone isn’t enough. Real-world experience adds depth and perspective to
textbook knowledge. I recall my first coastal cleanup with NOAA researchers — an eye-opening experience that
allowed me to witness firsthand the disastrous effects of plastic pollution on marine life. Similarly, working with
sustainable farmers taught me practical solutions that no textbook could fully capture. These experiences
transformed abstract concepts into real-world understanding and deepened my commitment to environmental work.
As the saying goes, “Experience is the best teacher” — it tests our knowledge and shows us how to use it
effectively.
Perhaps the most underestimated source of knowledge is the people around us. Every individual we meet
carries unique experiences and insights. My grandmother, though not formally educated, taught me profound
lessons about sustainability through her simple practices of reusing and repairing items. Human connections remind
us that knowledge isn’t just found in books — it lives in stories, traditions, and everyday interactions.
In an era of unprecedented (前所未有的) global challenges, the approaches to gaining knowledge aren’t just
helpful — they’re essential. The students learning about plastic recycling today might become the environmental
scientists of tomorrow. The lessons we gain from personal experiences shape how we tackle problems. The wisdom
we share through human connections builds stronger, more innovative societies.
51．Why does the author quote Kofi Annan at the beginning?
A．To present a historical case.
B．To introduce the topic.
C．To make a comparison.
D．To criticize outdated views.
52．What does the author suggest about formal education?
A．It’s foundational but fails to meet modern challenges.
B．It’s the most trusted source of knowledge in today’s world.
C．It focuses too much on memorization over creativity.
D．It needs real-world application to make an impact.
53．According to the author, what does working with NOAA researchers indicate?
A．How an experience deepens understanding.
B．What the benefits of government support are.
C．Why marine biology is crucial.
D．Where the advantages of classroom learning lie.
54．Which of the following best illustrates the author’s view on knowledge sharing?
A．A researcher documenting discoveries in private journals.
B．A professor withdrawing research data for no reason.
C．Students repeatedly reciting textbook content.
D．Classmates debating environmental solutions.
55．The passage is mainly about ________.
A．the various ways knowledge is acquired in today’s society
B．the reason why experience outweighs classroom learning
C．the key to solving unprecedented global challenges
D．the significance of knowledge in shaping basic life skills
第III 卷
第四部分：写作
第一节：阅读表达（共5 小题；每小题2 分，满分10 分）
阅读下面短文，并根据题目要求用英语回答问题(请注意问题后的字数要求)。
It’s after midnight and you’ve been studying all day. Empty energy drinks line the table and you sigh,
“Tomorrow, I’m getting ice cream. I deserve to treat myself.”
This year, the so-called “treat yourself culture” has expanded far beyond what was once a reward-based
mindset. Now, “treating yourself” has become more about stress-caused indulgence (放纵). It represents the more
deep-seated issues with the stress we regularly put ourselves under.
The root of the problem lies in our belief that we should be doing more work if it isn’t hard enough.
Especially at a top university, I constantly find myself wanting to do more. I want more credits, a higher-grade
point average, and more responsibilities I’ll later use as conversation topics in interviews. This drive is by no means
a bad thing. We all are trying to eventually land in a place where we can relax and live a more enjoyable life.
However, there are a lot of problems with this logic. Without sounding completely hopeless and pessimistic, it is
possible that the future we imagine in our twenties will not become reality. Therefore, it is important to integrate
things that make us happy with work, school or life induced stress.
Psychology certainly supports this belief. While having good self-control was positively associated with
happiness, being able to enjoy life’s little pleasures without feeling ashamed of doing so is just as important. For
example, even if you have a busy schedule of work, make time to stop by your favorite coffee shop or spend ten
minutes to go on a walk outdoors.
I cannot urge you to give up your late nights of studying, energy drinks and all. I cannot tell you to always
choose to do something that makes you happy over something you have or should do. Frankly, this is just not the
way life works. We have to put up with the hard work and put in the time. Without pain, we’d also lose happiness
and joy. It’s all about balance.
So, instead of looking at everything as a way to handle the stress and something to “treat myself”, let’s try to
make treating ourselves a far more common practice in the busy lives we lead.
56．What causes the so-called “treat yourself culture”?（no more than 5 words）
57．What does “this logic” in Paragraph 3 refer to?（no more than 30 words）
58．What two factors are mentioned as important for happiness?（no more than 15 words）
59．How should we treat ourselves according to the author?（no more than 20 words）
60．Are you a follower of “treat yourself culture”? Why or why not?（In about 20 words）
第二节：书面表达(满分25 分)
61．假设你是红星中学高三学生李华。你正在组建与英语学习相关的研究性学习小组，请你用英文给你校
交换生Jim 写一封电子邮件，邀请他参加，内容包括：
1.介绍研究的具体内容和意义；
2.说明邀请原因和其他相关事宜。
提示词：研究性学习 research-based learning
注意：1.词数100 左右；
2.开头和结尾已给出，不计入总词数。
Dear Jim,
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Yours,
Li Hua
