山东部分高中2025-2026学年高三年级3月学习质量综合评估英语试题
一、听力选择题
1．Where does the conversation probably take place
A．At a bank. B．At an airport. C．In a post office.
2．What day is it probably today
A．Monday. B．Wednesday. C．Friday.
3．What did the woman do last night
A．She read a book. B．She watched a movie. C．She appreciated a painting.
4．Why did Jenny register for the advanced chemistry club
A．To learn history. B．To take up a challenge. C．To facilitate a school project.
5．What are the speakers mainly talking about
A．The dress code. B．The report content. C．The invitation.
听下面一段对话，回答以下小题。
6．What is the woman
A．A basketball coach. B．A basketball player. C．A university professor.
7．Why does the woman strike up the conversation
A．To revise a plan. B．To ask for an apology. C．To point out a problem.
听下面一段对话，回答以下小题。
8．What are they raising money for
A．Arranging a charity fair.
B．Enlarging a local hospital.
C．Building a children’s center.
9．What will the man be in charge of
A．Selling donated things. B．Collecting donated items. C．Helping with the arrangements.
10．What time will they meet this Saturday morning
A．At 7. B．At 8. C．At 9.
听下面一段对话，回答以下小题。
11．Who is the man waiting for
A．Sara. B．Lisa. C．Chloe.
12．What does the man offer to do
A．Introduce his friend to the woman.
B．Accompany the woman for a while.
C．Buy the woman coffee as an apology.
13．What do we know about the woman
A．She is on a business trip now.
B．She works in a nearby office building.
C．She looks quite like Sara from behind.
听下面一段对话，回答以下小题。
14．Why does the woman interview the man
A．To start a new tech company.
B．To write for a tech newspaper.
C．To learn about a CEO’s daily routine.
15．How does the AI platform help make corporate purchasing more sustainable
A．By recycling the waste.
B．By suggesting greener suppliers.
C．By forecasting more accurate demand.
16．What is the biggest challenge for Li Wei
A．Reducing corporate costs.
B．Changing people’s mindset.
C．Developing the AI technology.
17．What is Li Wei’ s advice to other young people
A．Sticking to a strong purpose.
B．Following the latest tech trends.
C．Keeping motivated by challenges.
听下面一段独白，回答以下小题。
18．Where probably can you hear the speech
A．A guided tour. B．A public lecture. C．A radio programme.
19．What can people do on the observation platform
A．Attend outdoor activities.
B．Enjoy a full-circle city view.
C．Walk through rooftop gardens.
20．What is truly special about Cloud Pavilion
A．It is designed by a famous architect.
B．It combines education with entertainment.
C．It features eco-friendly architectural design.
二、阅读理解
Smithsonian magazine 24th Annual Photo Contest begins January 15th, 2026, and ends May 1st, 2026. By submitting an entry, each contestant agrees to the rules and states that he or she is 18 years old or older.What to enter:
1 Wildlife: Animals and plants in the wild that give you a sense of wonder about nature.
2 Travel: Peoples or activities that convey a sense of place.
3 People: Portraits and photos of groups or individuals.
4 The American Experience at 250: Photographs about the stories, events, objects and places that connect the American people to their 250 years of history and cultural heritage.
5 Artistic Images: Visuals that use photography as a creative and imaginative platform to express an idea or concept.
6 Drone: Images captured using a drone or from planes, helicopters.
Images generated with Artificial Intelligence (AI) are not permitted.How to Enter:
Please submit photographs and requested information online through our website at /photocontest. You may submit up to 15 photographs per category for a contest total of 90 submissions. In order to be displayed online, photographs must be submitted in .jpeg, .jpg or .gif format, at least 2,000 pixels (像素) wide and no larger than 10 MB．You must complete a separate form for each photo submitted.Judging & Prizes:
Photo entries will be judged based on creativity, quality, originality and overall impact. The Smithsonian will select 10 finalists per category, a winner for each category, and a Grand Prize winner from the 60 finalists. In June 2026, the public can vote on our website for the Readers’ Choice winner.
Grand Prize: $2,500.
Category Winner: $500.
Readers’ Choice: $500.
Please do not contact us about the status of entries or judging. For further inquiries about the rules, email us here photocontest@si.edu.
21．Which of the following is a qualified entry
A．A picture of a lion kept in the zoo. B．An image created by AI.
C．A photo submitted by a 17-year-old. D．A portrait of a musician.
22．What are contestants expected to do
A．Submit at least 15 photographs. B．Prepare photos for online display.
C．Inquire about the status of judging. D．Use one form for all submissions.
23．According to the text, a finalist of one particular category will ______.
A．compete for Grand Prize B．receive an award of $500
C．vote for the Readers’ Choice D．be declared the category winner
New Zealand’s countryside has a lot of huts (小屋) that offer tired hikers a safe place to rest. But the publicly owned network is too vast for the government to maintain, so ordinary people in New Zealand are filling their backpacks with cleaning supplies and hiking into the hills to clean and maintain the huts.
Among them is Suzie Bell, who moved to New Zealand in 2010. She soon discovered “tramping” — or hiking — and recalls her first encounter with the huts. “The fact that there are these awesome huts in the middle of nowhere that you can stay in for next to nothing, I was just blown away,” she said. Bell was also impressed by the honesty box payment system in huts and the fact that everyone clears up after themselves.
Bell wanted to give something back and joined the Love Our Huts cleaning campaign, an initiative started by New Zealand Federated Mountain Club (FMC), which said more than 300 people have signed up for the campaign.
There are more than 950 huts across New Zealand. The structures, built in the late 1800s, were used for gold mining and surveying. Later, they were used for conservation purposes. The huts were brought under one national network in the late 1980s, managed by the Department of Conservation.
So far this summer, more than 500 huts have been tidied up by volunteers. However, sustaining the hut network is challenging due to its size, remoteness and the threat of severe weather, said the conservation department’s acting director of heritage and visitors, Eamonn Whitham. “We could not maintain our network without the enthusiastic New Zealanders giving their energy and labour to keep our special, much-loved huts and tracks safe and maintained.”
Reaching A-Frame Hut, in the Hakatere conservation park, after four hours of tramping through rolling hills, Bell and her children got down to tidying. “Many things are going on around the world, but I’m a big believer in finding stuff you can fix within your circle of control,” she said. “Like we can take care of the huts in our backyard.”
24．How did Suzie Bell feel when she first came across the huts
A．Fulfilled. B．Amazed. C．Insecure. D．Anxious.
25．What can we learn about the huts from the text
A．They are cleaned up by hired locals. B．They were originally built for hikers.
C．They prohibit entry without payment. D．They face difficulties in maintenance.
26．What does Bell’s remark suggest in the last paragraph
A．Leave the world as it is. B．Take action where possible.
C．Mind your own business. D．Live in harmony with nature.
27．What is the purpose of the text
A．To applaud the government’s efforts. B．To explain the history of the huts.
C．To promote New Zealand’s tourism. D．To report hut-cleaning volunteers.
For the first time, scientists are tracking the migration of monarch butterflies (帝王蝶) across much of North America, actively monitoring individual insects on journeys from Ontario all the way to their overwintering colonies (群体) in central Mexico. This long-sought achievement could provide crucial insights into the poorly understood life cycles of hundreds of species of butterflies at a time when many are in dramatic decline.
A crucial engineering advancement led to the tracking breakthrough. Earlier this year, Cellular Tracking Technologies, a New Jersey-based company modified its butterfly tag (标签), called BluMorpho, in a way that allows its signals to be automatically detected by billions of Bluetooth-enabled devices, as long as a tagged butterfly passes within about 300 feet. This tiny solar-powered radio tag weighs just 60milligrams. Researchers have tagged more than 400 monarchs this year and are now following their journeys on a cellphone app — also developed by this company.
Most monarchs weigh 500 to 600 milligrams, so each tag-bearing migrator making the transcontinental journey is, by weight, like a half-raisin (葡萄干) carrying three uncooked grains of rice. “There’s nothing that’s not amazing about this,” said Cheryl Schultz, a butterfly scientist at Washington State University. The movements of monarchs always remain a mystery, and “now we will have answers that could help us turn the tide.”
Monarch tracking has relied on low-tech methods ever since it began in 1935. The biggest current effort is led by Monarch Watch, which oversees the annual sticker-tagging of more than 100,000 monarchs, though fewer than 1 percent are recovered in the winter colonies. Even when a monarch bearing a sticker tag is found, the information it yields is limited to the butterfly’s physical characteristics and the time and place it was tagged. That’s like trying to make sense of an entire book from only its first and last pages.
Now that those pages are being filled in, researchers can see that the story of the migration is even more dramatic than expected, with many monarchs blown far off course but using their strong wing muscles and remarkable navigational abilities to get back on track for Mexico.
28．What does paragraph 2 mainly talk about
A．How researchers tagged butterflies. B．How BluMorpho enables tracking.
C．Why monarchs’ journeys are followed. D．Why tracking tags were upgraded.
29．What can be inferred from Cheryl Schultz’s words
A．The migration of monarchs is amazing.
B．The tracking guarantees monarchs’ survival.
C．The mystery of monarchs has been solved.
D．The tiny tags represent an incredible advance.
30．What does the underlined sentence imply
A．Details of monarchs’ journeys are not revealed.
B．The sticker-tagged method is superior to others.
C．Monarchs’ physical features are difficult to learn.
D．Understanding of monarchs is limited to books.
31．Which can serve as the best title of the text
A．Tiny Tags: Revolutionizing Monarchs’ Tracking
B．Stickers vs. Bluetooth: Methods in Migration Study
C．Monarch Butterflies: A Species in Sharp Decline
D．BluMorpho: Guiding Monarchs to Return Home
Did you hear the one about... However good or bad the rest of that joke might be, it is certain that the person hearing the joke is far more likely to laugh if they are in the company of others, as opposed to being alone.
This conclusion about laughter being a social behaviour has been established by closely observing when people actually laugh rather than when they think they laugh. Pose someone the question “When do you laugh ”, and they will likely mention something about watching a funny video. Monitor that same person over weeks, and psychologists have found that the majority of their laughter comes when they are with friends, family or colleagues. In these contexts, people laugh for various reasons, but not often because something is actually funny. Laughter is social: it strengthens both the group we are in and our place in that group.
There do, however, appear to be two different sorts of laughter. There is the involuntary laugh, where your sides start hurting and your eyes water. This sort of laughter is characterized by its length — it can continue for longer than you think you can bear, and the laugh contains major changes in pitch (音高) with a very high top note. And then there is more social laughter, the sort of laugh people produce when they want to acknowledge or accept something that has been said. This polite laughter features less marked pitch changes and is subject to voluntary control.
Psychologists have established that people are good at telling the difference between these two sorts of laughter. However, this ability is something we work on through early adulthood, only becoming secure and reaching a peak when in our late 30s and early 40s. This fine-tuning of the ability to understand laughter seems particularly relevant in happily married couples, who use laughter to handle everyday stresses of married life.
In an evolutionary context, laughter has developed in humans to create and maintain the social groups we are in, and offers us a channel for the difficult emotions coming with living together. So yes, laughter is good for us. In fact, it’s one of the glues that holds human societies together.
32．How did the psychologists draw the conclusion in paragraph 2
A．By observing people in daily life. B．By interviewing the participants.
C．By providing various contexts. D．By analyzing the formation of groups.
33．In what way does involuntary laughter differ from social laughter
A．How often it happens. B．Whether it is controllable.
C．Whether it produces sounds. D．How it is received by listeners.
34．What does the underlined word “fine-tuning” in paragraph 4 mean
A．Weakening. B．Mastering. C．Improving. D．Sustaining.
35．What are the main benefits of laughter in an evolutionary context
A．Group harmony and personal success. B．Physical strength and mental well-being.
C．Social bonding and emotional release. D．Cultural continuity and individual interests.
Fashion Fix: How to Dress with Confidence
We’ve all been there — standing in front of a wardrobe (衣橱) full of clothes, yet feeling like there’s nothing exciting to wear. Fashion is a key part of how we present ourselves to the world, and it can boost or break our confidence. 36 Sometimes, we all need a little expert help.
Mistake 1: Choose Poor-Quality Fabrics
Ill-chosen fabrics can make even a well-designed piece look low-end and unattractive. Plus, after just a few washes, these items lose their shape and no longer give you the polished look.
SOLUTION:
37 They breathe better and last longer. There are a few red flags to look out for when checking if a fabric is low quality. For example, if you hold it up to the light and it looks almost transparent (透明), it probably won’t be very durable.
Mistake 2: Wear Colours that clash with your skin tone
The wrong colour can make you look washed out, tired or older than you are even if the clothes themselves are fresh and modern. 38
SOLUTION:
Learn which colours work best with your skin tone. If you’re unsure where to begin, a professional colour analysis can help you discover shades that bring out your natural glow.
Mistake 3: 39
When was the last time you did a thorough cleaning A wardrobe full of clothes you don’t love, don’t wear, or that don’t fit, is like visual noise! You end up with the same small cycle of outfits while hidden treasures sit unworn at the back.
SOLUTION:
Clear out your wardrobe seasonally or at least twice a year. Remove what no longer fits or suits your lifestyle. Keep only pieces you love and can style multiple ways. 40
A．Ignore your wardrobe.
B．Get rid of visual noise.
C．It’s not the style but the shade that is the problem.
D．Go for natural materials like cotton, wool where possible.
E．Thus, it’s not about looking good — it’s about feeling good.
F．However, ensuring our style choices aren’t holding us back is no easy job.
G．This leaves you with a capsule wardrobe of go-to items that can work interchangeably.
三、完形填空
My first encounter with Christmas magic was electric. It happened the year that the racetrack at the top of my list 41 under the tree. When I was all set and proudly pressed the start button, the racecars leaped to life — it was like a 42 .
But it was annoying, too, because they didn’t 43 , always flying off at the first bend. Before long, my father knelt down to explain, walking through the mechanics of keeping them 44 for a full lap. Finally, I made it, and every 45 lap felt like a small victory.
This Christmas, I made the 46 home earlier than usual, because my father had a heart procedure. As I helped him around, keeping a 47 eye on signs that his recovery may be off track, the memory from decades ago of the racetrack 48 , but with the roles 49 — the son helping the father, the 50 of life.
I hung around for a couple of days 51 my dad’s clean bill of health brought our visit to an end. He held me longer than usual before thanking me for the care and 52 , “It means more to me than you will ever know.” It’s the best present I could have given him, and it made my latest encounter with Christmas magic 53 , too.
Much of life is beyond our 54 ; we don’t know what waits around the bend. 55 making it through another uninterrupted lap around the calendar is a miracle all its own.
41．A．stopped B．wandered C．unfolded D．appeared
42．A．trap B．puzzle C．miracle D．disaster
43．A．stay on B．break out C．calm down D．fall away
44．A．on hold B．on track C．in turn D．in store
45．A．interrupted B．shortened C．completed D．controlled
46．A．trip B．call C．walk D．delivery
47．A．skeptical B．critical C．watchful D．professional
48．A．flashed back B．died away C．settled in D．showed off
49．A．played B．created C．defined D．exchanged
50．A．truth B．origin C．circle D．bottom
51．A．until B．after C．since D．though
52．A．tolerance B．maturity C．company D．honesty
53．A．electric B．complicated C．demanding D．obvious
54．A．control B．description C．recognition D．responsibility
55．A．Efficiently B．Effortlessly C．Secretly D．Successfully
四、语法填空
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。
Hong’an hand-made cloth, a traditional fabric native to Hong’an county in central China’s Hubei province, was once seen as rough and old-fashioned. Today, 56 , this once-overlooked fabric has stepped into the spotlight, with its striking appearance at the 2024 China Fashion Week 57 (mark) a symbolic shift from its humble origins to a modern fashion statement.
Driving this revival (复兴) is Tao Wencheng, a 34-year-old graduate of Wuhan Textile University with a degree in mechanical engineering. But it took courage for him, as a man, 58 (step) into a craft long dominated by women. Beyond gender prejudices, the craft itself has often been dismissed 59 outdated — something practical and ordinary, and seemingly irrelevant to young people today.
The turning point came in 2016, 60 Tao returned home to assist his mother’s weaving business. Working there, he noticed something unexpected: the mechanics of weaving (编织) 61 (close) mirrored the principles he had studied in engineering. Drawing on his technical skills, Tao upgraded aging looms (织布机) by repairing worn components, reducing strain, and improving efficiency, all while 62 (preserve) the handmade character of the fabric. Also, contrary to the common 63 (assume) that weaving is light or delicate work, he emphasized the considerable physical strength — especially during long hours of 64 (repeat) motion. To make the craft more appealing to modern audiences, Tao began experimenting with contemporary designs, which 65 (result) in a fabric with distinctive qualities.
In the future, he hopes more young people will join in preserving and carrying the tradition forward.
五、书信写作
66．假定你是国际学校的学生会主席李华，你校新建的“Campus Animal Corner”已正式开放，现面向全校学生招募爱心管理员。请你写一份英语通知，内容包括：
1.招募要求；
2.主要职责；
3.报名方式。
注意：
1.词数80左右；
2.请按如下格式在答题卡的相应位置作答。
Wanted
________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________
The Student Union
六、书面表达
67．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。
Davey’s new game
Davey was in middle school. He enjoyed kicking the ball around, swimming, riding his bike, and running about in the playground with his friends. But then his birthday arrived.
For his birthday, Davey had asked for a new electronic game, one that he’d heard some kids talking excitedly about. He was a well-behaved child, so his parents were glad to realize his wish. However, from the moment he received the game, everything changed.
Davey loved the brightness of the display and the loud, integrated sounds. As soon as he switched on the device, his eyes lit up, his fingers stuck to the controller, and his ears stopped hearing external sounds.
“Davey, wanna go out and play ” asked his little brother, holding a football.
“No thanks, maybe later...” Davey answered automatically, without tearing his eyes away from the flashing screen.
“But Davey, all our friends will be there and take some photos together,” his brother insisted. Davey didn’t even respond anymore. So his brother left alone to join their friends.
Outside, the kids kicked the ball back and forth and had loads of fun. Davey, on the other hand, spent the whole afternoon curling up on the sofa with all his attention focused on the game. Only when the battery died and the controller stopped working did he wake up from his state of fascination. He then realised it was already dark outside.
The next morning, the game tempted (诱惑) Davey again. He resisted briefly, but soon gave in. When his brother invited him to swim, Davey just shook his head. So once again, his brother went on his own to join their friends. And how they enjoyed themselves! Davey, on the other hand, was still caught in the glow of the display screen, and only came out of its spell when the game was over. It was late at night again.
A new morning meant a new fight. He resisted for a bit longer, but again lost the battle. He played his game non-stop of course. When Davey put his game away that day, he felt burnt out.
注意：
1.续写词数应为150词左右；
2.请按如下格式在答题卡的相应位置作答。
Then he noticed some photos on the table, and his mum must have left them there. ________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________
The next morning, Davey looked at the drawer where he locked the game with mum’s help. __________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________
参考答案
1．A
2．B
3．B
4．C
5．A
6．A 7．C
8．B 9．C 10．B
11．B 12．B 13．C
14．B 15．C 16．B 17．A
18．C 19．B 20．C
21．D 22．B 23．A
24．B 25．D 26．B 27．D
28．B 29．D 30．A 31．A
32．A 33．B 34．C 35．C
36．F 37．D 38．C 39．A 40．G
41．D 42．C 43．A 44．B 45．C 46．A 47．C 48．A 49．D 50．C 51．A 52．C 53．A 54．A 55．D
56．however 57．marking 58．to step 59．as 60．when 61．closely 62．preserving 63．assumption 64．repetitive/repeated 65．resulted
66．Possible version
Wanted
We are delighted to announce the official opening of our new “Campus Animal Corner”. To ensure the well-being of our animal residents, we are now recruiting responsible and caring student volunteers as caretakers.
Successful applicants should demonstrate a genuine love for animals and a strong sense of responsibility, while also being able to commit a minimum of two hours each week. Primary duties include providing daily feeding, maintaining clean and safe living spaces for the animals, and carefully monitoring their health. Any concerns should be promptly reported to the supervising teacher.
If you are interested, please register with your personal information at the Student Union Office before this Friday. Your dedication will help create a warm and nurturing home for our animal friends!
The Student Union
67．Possible version:
Then he noticed some photos on the table, and his mum must have left them there. His heart ached as he looked through them. They were of his brother and friends, their faces beaming as they kicked the ball and jumped into the pool. Davey froze there, feeling annoyed with himself. He could have made some wonderful memories with them together. At that moment, his mum entered the room. “I know the game must be fun. But you’ve seen what happens when you forget about everything else. How about putting it away for a few days ” suggested his mum. Davey immediately agreed. He grabbed the components, locked them in a drawer and left the key with his mum. “There, no game is going to steal my playtime with my brother and my friends!” he exclaimed in a determined voice.
The next morning, Davey looked at the drawer where he locked the game with mum’s help. It was as if the spell had been broken! Davey was ready for the brand new day ahead. “Good morning!” Davey greeted his brother eagerly.“And what are we going to do today ” His brother widened his eyes in surprise. “So does this mean you’ll finally be joining us Wow!” and he whistled his loudest whistle. “Then let’s go into the woods and build a fort!” The two brothers enjoyed a fantastic day in the forest together with their friends. The sun shone on their heads, the wind brushed against their faces, and they laughed even harder than usual. When evening came, Davey flopped onto his bed and fell fast asleep, feeling thoroughly content, full of new memories and experiences. And he couldn’t wait to see what kinds of excitement tomorrow would bring.
