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第1页，共10页命题/审题：成都石室中学北湖校区高2025届英语备课组成都石室中学2024-2025学年度上期高2025届省模模拟英语试卷试卷说明：英语考试时间共120分钟，满分150分。英语试题卷分第I卷（选择题）和第II卷（非选择题）。考

试做答时，须将答案答在答题卡上，在本试卷、草稿纸上答题无效。第一部分听力(共两节，满分30分)第一节(共5小题；每小题1.5分，满分7.5分)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。每段对话仅读一遍。1.WhattimearethespeakersmeetingPaul?A.At6:30.B.At7:30.C.At8:00.2.Whatisthewomanexcitedabout?A.Celebratinghe

rbirthday.B.Visitinghersister.C.Gettingadriver’slicense.3.Whoisresponsiblefortheincidentaccordingtotheman?A.Him

self.B.Thewoman.C.Peter.4.Howdoesthemanfeelaboutthewoman’swords?A.Surprised.B.Uninterested.C.Nervous.5.Whatistherelationshipbetweenthespeakers?

A.Classmates.B.Colleagues.C.Professorandstudent.第二节（共15小题；每小题1.5分，满分22.5分）听下面5段对话或独白。每段对话或独白后有2至4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5秒钟的时间阅读各个小题；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。听第6段材料，回答第6、7题。6.Whyisthewomanlate?A.Shecouldnotfindtheman’scompany.B.Shewaswaitingfor

anassistant.C.Shehadtoparkfaraway.7.Whatwillthemandointheafternoon?A.Lockaroom.B.Changealight.C.Conductaninterview.听第7段

材料，回答第8、9题。8.Whatarethespeakersdiscussing?A.Planningaschedule.B.Choosingadestination.C.Bookingatrip.9.Howwillthespeakersexplorethecitytoday?A.B

ybus.B.Bybike.C.Onfoot.{#{QQABZQAUggiIABJAARhCAwVSCgEQkgACAYgOQAAEIAABiQFABAA=}#}第2页，共10页命题/审题：成都石室中学北湖校区高2025届英语备课组听第8段材料

，回答第10至12题。10.WhatdoesTrudysayaboutthebuyer?A.Hewillpaywhattheownerwants.B.Hethinksthehouseneedsrepairs.C.Hewantsonemore

tourofthehouse.11.WhatdidTrudytalkaboutwiththebuyer?A.Themovingdate.B.Thedecorationdetails.C.Theavailablefurn

iture.12.WhatwillthemandothisFriday?A.Findanewhouse.B.Signadeal.C.Moveout.听第9段材料，回答第13至16題。13.WhydoesBarbaradoherresearchsecretly

?A.Togainfameasajournalist.B.Togetfirst-handexperience.C.Toavoidinterviewswithpeople.14.HowlongdidBarbaraspenddo

inglow-wagejobs?A.Onemonth.B.Threemonths.C.Fourmonths.15.WhatdidBarbaradiscoverduringtheresearch?A.Thejobsdidn’trequiremu

cheffort.B.Thewagescouldn’tcovertherents.C.Theworkers’livesweretough.16.HowdoesBarbaradescribeherbook?A.Informative.B.Profit

able.C.Well-structured.听第10段材料，回答第17至20题。17.Whatdidarecentstudyrevealaboutgardening?A.Olderpeopletendtodogardening.B.Gardeningissuitableforalla

gegroups.C.Moreyoungpeopleenjoygardeningthantheelderly.18.Whatpercentageofparticipantslikebuyinggardeningitems?A

.About60%.B.About67%.C.About78%.19.Wheredotheparticipantslikedoinggardeningthemost?A.Inthelivingrooms.B.Onthebalconies.C.Onth

ekitchenwindows.20.Whatdoesthespeakermentionatlast?A.Thebenefitsofgardening.B.Thekeytogardening.C.Thetypesofgardening.第二部分阅读理解（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，从每题所给的四个选项（A、B、C和D）中，选出最佳选项，并在答题卡上将该项涂黑。{#{QQABZQAUggiIABJAARhCAwVSCgEQkgACAYgOQAAEIAABiQFABAA=}#}第3页，共10页命题/审题：成都石

室中学北湖校区高2025届英语备课组AVacationinthebeautifulcityofOrlando,Floridatoexperienceamazingfunthattheentirefami

lycanenjoy.Orlandoofferssomeamazingadventures,soifyouareplanningagetawayinthearea,besuretotakeadvantageoftheconvenien

cethatVacationsMadeEasyofferswhenbookingourtickets.UniversalStudiosAtUniversalStudios,visitorsofallagesaresuretogetthethrillofexc

itementexploringsomeofthemostwell-knownpopcultureiconsintheworld.FromsippingButterbeerinHogsmeadetoridingt

hrillridesbasedonsuperheroes,Universalisbrimmingwithanloadofthingstodo.Ofcourse,theparkisalsohometorides

,shows,andfoodareaswhichoffermouthwateringtreatsandmealstofuelyourfun.DisneyWorldPerhapsthemostfamous

andiconicthemeparkintheworld,DisneyWorldisOrlando’smostbelovedattraction,makingitwellworththedriveortriptotheOrlandoI

nternationalAirport!WithyourDisneyWorldTicket,youcanexploreseveraldifferentparksincludingMagicKingdomorVolcano

Bay.Plus,Disneyisalsohometoyourfavoritecharacters,allowingpeopleofallagestovisitwiththeirDisneyheroesfromPeterPantoMaleficent.MiamiSight

seeingToursJustashortdrivefromOrlandoisMiami,Floridawhichishometobeautifulsandbeachesandfun.Guestswhodon

’twanttoworryabouttrafficcanembarkupononeofthesegreatbusadventureswhichallowthemtokickbackandrelaxwhileenjoyingthescenery.Florid

aManatee(海牛)Snorkel&SwimAdventureTourThistripisperfectforthosewholoveanimalsandlearningaboutthegreatoutdoors.Onthisadve

nture,guestswillbeabletoenjoya12-hourguidedadventuretoseebeautifulmanateesintheirnaturalhabitat.Theprice

ofyourticketalsoincludesbreakfastandlunchaswellasadmissiontotheHomosassaStateWildlifePark.Youwillnothavetoworryabo

utnavigatingtrafficeitherasthetripincludeshotelpick-upandroundtriptransportation.21.Whichisthemostpopularattractio

ninOrlando?A.UniversalStudios.B.DisneyWorld.C.MiamiSightseeingTours.D.FloridaManateeSnorkel&SwimAdve

ntureTour.22.Whichofthefollowingistrueaccordingtothetext?A.VisitorstoUniversalStudiosoughttobringfoodwiththem.B.DisneyWorldmaynotsuittourist

sofacertainagegroup.C.MiamiSightseeingToursisfriendlytothosewhocan’tdrive.D.VisitorsofFloridaManateeSnorkel&SwimAdventureTournee

dgoandreturnbythemselves.23.Whereisthepassagemostprobablytakenfrom?A.Agovernmentdocument.B.Ageograph

ytextbook.C.Atravelwebsite.D.Anadvertisingposter.BInthewoodswaitstheonlypersonwithwhomIcanbemyself—Gale.Icanfeelthemusclesinmyfacerelaxing,mypac

equickeningasIclimbthehillstoourplace,arockledgeoverlookingavalley.Thesightofhimwaitingtherebringsonasmile.GalesaysIneversmileexceptinthewoods.“Hey,K

atniss,”saysGale.“LookwhatIshot.”Galeholdsupaloafofbreadwithanarrowstuckinit,andIlaugh.It’srealbakerybread.

Finebreadlikethisisforspecialoccasions.{#{QQABZQAUggiIABJAARhCAwVSCgEQkgACAYgOQAAEIAABiQFABAA=}#}第4页，共10页命题

/审题：成都石室中学北湖校区高2025届英语备课组“Whatdiditcostyou?”Isaid.“Justasquirrel.”“MysisterPrimleftusacheese.”Ipullitout.Hisexpressionbrightensatthe

treat.“Thankyou,Prim.We’llhavearealfeast.”SuddenlyhefallsintoaCapitolaccentashemimics(模仿)EffieTrinket,thedramatical

lypositivewomanwhoarrivesonceayearfromtheCapitoltoannouncethenamestoplaythedeathgame.“lalmostforgot!HappyHu

ngerGames!—”“—beeverinyourfavor!”Ifinishthesentenceinthesametone.Wehavetojokeaboutitbecausethealternativeistobescare

dtodeath.Besides,theCapitolaccentissoaffected,almostanythingsoundsfunnyinit.IwatchasGalepullsouthisknifeandslicesthebread.Hecouldbemybrot

her.Straightblackhair,oliveskin,weevenhavethesamegrayeyes.Butwe’renotrelated.Mostofthefamilieswhoworktheminesresembleoneanotherthisway.G

alespreadsthebreadsliceswiththesoftgoatcheese.Thedayisglorious.Thefoodiswonderful.Everythingwouldbeperfectif

thisreallywasaholiday,ifallthedayoffmeantroamingthemountainswithGale,huntingfortonight’ssupper.Butinsteadwehavetobestandingin

thesquarewaitingforthenamestobecalledoutandthendieintheHungerGamesbeforelong.“Wecoulddoit,youknow,”Galesaysquietly.

“What?”Iask.“Leavethedistrict.Runoff.Liveinthewoods.YouandI,wecouldmakeit,”saysGale.Idon’tknowhowtorespond.Theideaissoprepostero

us.“Ifwedidn’thavesomanykids,”headdsquickly.They’renotourkids,ofcourse.Theyareoursistersandbrothers.Andyoumayaswellcountinourmother

s,too,becausehowwouldtheylivewithoutus?Whowouldfillthosemouthsthatarealwaysaskingformore?24.Whatcanbeinferredabouttherel

ationshipbetweenKatnissandGale?A.Theyarerelativeswhoshareastrongbond.B.Theyarecousinswhoworktogetherinthemines.C.Theyarefriendswhoshareacommond

estiny.D.Theyareacouplewhomanagetoescapetogether.25.Basedonthecontext,whatdoestheword“preposterous”meaninthearticle?A.Ridiculousandunr

easonable.B.Excitingandthrilling.C.Appealingandirresistible.D.Discouraginganddepressing.26.Whichofth

efollowingistrueaccordingtothetext?A.Theyliveintheforestandsurvivebyhunting.B.Theysometimestradepreyfornecessities.C.Theyworkinthemi

neswithalmostnorest.D.Theyownabakeryandoftenmakebreadforspecialoccasions.27.Whatisthearticlemainlyabout?A.Theimportanceofsa

crificeforfamilyandcommunity.B.Thejoyofhuntingpreyandgatheringfoodinthewoods.{#{QQABZQAUggiIABJAARhCAwVSCgEQkgACAYg

OQAAEIAABiQFABAA=}#}第5页，共10页命题/审题：成都石室中学北湖校区高2025届英语备课组C.TheanticipationofjoiningintheHungerGames.D.Thestruggleoflivingundert

hecontroloftheCapitol.CResidentsofIndia’scapitalNewDelhichokedinapoisonoussmogWednesdayasworseningairpollutionsurgedpast50timestheWorldHea

lthOrganization’srecommendeddailymaximum.Manyinthecitycannotaffordairfilters(净化器)nordotheyhavehomeswheretheycaneffectively

sealfromthemiseryoffoulsmellingair.Coolertemperaturesandslow-movingwindstrapdeadlypollutantseachwinter,stretchingfrommid-Octob

eruntilatleastJanuary.AtdawnonWednesday,hazardouspollutantlevelsinpartsoftheurbanareaofmorethan30millionpeopletopped806microgramspercub

icmeter,accordingtomonitoringfirmIQAir.Thatismorethan53timestheWorldHealthOrganizationrecommendeddailymaximumofdanger

ouscancer-causingmicroparticlesknownasPM2.5pollutantsthatenterthebloodstreamthroughthelungs.Bymidday,whenairusuallyisatitsbest,iteased

toabout25-35timesabovedangerlevels,dependingondifferentdistricts.Thecityisblanketedinacridsmogeachyear

,primarilyblamedonstubble(秸秆)burningbyfarmersinneighboringregionstocleartheirfieldsforploughing,aswellasfactoriesandtrafficemissions.ButareportbyThe

NewYorkTimesthismonth,basedonairandsoilsamplesitcollectedoverfiveyears,revealedthedangeroussmokeandgasesreleasedfrompowerplantsburningthecity’slandf

illgarbagemountainsalsogaverisetothesmog.TheIndiaMeteorologicalDepartmentsaidthatatleast18regionalairportshadavisibil

itylowerthan1,000meters—evendroppingbelow500metersinDelhi.India’sSupremeCourtlastmonthruledthatcleanairw

asafundamentalhumanright,orderingboththecentralgovernmentandstate-levelauthoritiestotakeaction.Butcriticssa

yargumentsbetweenrivalpoliticiansheadingneighboringstates—aswellasbetweencentralandlocalauthorities–havec

ompoundedtheproblem.Politiciansfromthecentralgovernmentareaccusedofnotwantingtoangerkeyfiguresintheirconstituencies(选区),parti

cularlypowerfulfarminggroups.Cityauthoritieshavelaunchedseveralinitiativestotacklepollution,whichhaveachievedfarlessthanexpectedinpractice.28.Whi

chofthefollowingcontributestotheseveresmoginNewDelhi?A.NewDelhiResidents’limitedaccesstoairfilters.B.Lowtemperatureandunfavorableairconditions.C.In

tentionalburningofstubblebybothfarmersandfactories.D.Poisonoussmokeandgasesreleasedfromlandfillgarbagemountains.29.Whatdoestheunderlined

phraseinParagraph2probablymean?A.Giveriseto.B.Bringanendto.C.Shelterfrom.D.Fightagainst.30.Whatcanbeinferredfromthepassage?A

.Thecentralgovernmentandlocalauthoritiesseektocooperateandaddresstheissue.B.StatisticsshowtheairqualityoftheIndiacapitalisatitsbest

inthemorning.C.NewDelhihasthepoorestvisibilityacrossthecountryonthatparticularday.D.Politiciansfromcentralgove

rnmentarereluctanttoupsetinfluentialindividuals.31.Whatisasuitabletitleofthepassage?A.India’scapitalchokesontoxicsmog{#{QQABZQAU

ggiIABJAARhCAwVSCgEQkgACAYgOQAAEIAABiQFABAA=}#}第6页，共10页命题/审题：成都石室中学北湖校区高2025届英语备课组B.IndiastrugglestobreathefreeC.S

everesmogpoisonsIndiaD.WhoistoblameforthesmoginNewDelhi?DWhenNoahLyles,anAmericansprinter,wongoldintheOlympics100-metreraceinAugust,heheldhishan

dsoutinfrontofhim,wriststogetherandfingersextended,asthoughgettingreadytocatchalargeball.Thegesturemayhaveseeme

dodd,butfansofJapaneseanimationknewimmediatelythatMr.Lyles,adie-hardfanofthegenre,wasmakingareferencetoapopularanimati

onseries,“DragonBall”.Onceadomesticallyconsumedproduct“watchedbypeoplewithnofriendsatschool”,asoneve

teranproducerrecalls,animehasbecomeaglobalsensation.Thereisanaestheticmeaning:animeishand-drawnandusuallytwo-dimensio

nal,unlikethephotorealistic3DanimationthathasgrownmorecommonoutsideJapan.Thecharactersoftenresemblehyper-caffeinatedTintins,withunusuallylarge,expr

essiveeyes,smallnoses,strangehairandeasy-to-reademotions.Recentlyanimehasracedintopeople’shomeswithLyles-likespeed.In2023Japan’sanimeindustryhitareco

rdhigh,withrevenuesof¥339billion($2.3bbillion).Twofactorshelpexplainanime’ssurgingglobalpopularity.Thefirstisstreaming,wh

ichmadeanimeeasiertofindandwatch.Fansnolongerhavetodependonthedecisionsofnetworkprogrammersorwaitaweekforanotherepisode.They

canexploreanddiscoverontheirown.Animeviewershipboomedduringthepandemic,astheworldsatathomeinfrontofscreensformonths.Se

cond,audienceshavegrowntiredandsuspiciousofHollywood’sneatresolutions.AsSusanNapier,aprofessoratTuftsUniversityandexperto

nanime,explains,“Technologyhasn’tbroughtustheutopiawethoughtitwould,andthepost-cold-warworldhasbecomemoredangerousthanweim

agined,”whichmakeshappily-ever-afterendingsimplausible.Animeiswillingtohaveheroeskilledoffandcharacterssufferhugeloss.Atthesametime,prota

gonists(主角)areoftencuteandrelatable.“It’sadarkworldoutthere,”Ms.Napiersays,soaudiences“wantthatfluffycuteness”.Ja

pan’sgovernmentnoticedandeventuallytookaction:in2013itlaunchedaninitiativecalled“CoolJapan”,inwhichitinvestedsome¥90bill

iontopropelJapan’screativeindustriesabroad.Itwasaflop,becauseofpoorlychoseninvestments,butthathasnotstoppedthegovernmentfromtr

yingagain:itwantstoquadruplethevalueofJapan’scontentindustryby2033.“Peopleareawareofaworldthat’sunstableandmoredangerousandhaveless

abilitytobelieveinthehappilyeverafter,”Ms.NapierofTuftssuggests.Badnewsfortheworld,butgoodforJapaneseanima

tors.32.WhydidNoahLylesmakethegestureinthefirstparagraph?A.Toshowhissurpriseatwinningtherace.B.Todemonstratehisreadinesstocatchaball.C.To

payadmirationtohisfavoriteanimationseries.D.Tosignalhisconfidenceinwinningthefutureraces.33.Whatcanbeinferredfromthepassage?A.Japaneseanimeachie

vesgreatersuccessathomethanabroad.B.Japaneseanimefeaturescharacterswithexpressiveandrealisticdesign.C.Japan

eseanimeconveysanaestheticmeaningwith3Dtechnology.D.Japaneseanimehasundergoneanexpansionofaudience.34.Whichofthef

ollowingstatementsaccountsforanime’sincreasingglobalpopularity?A.Thepandemicmakesaudiencessitathome,exploringanddiscoveringtheepisodesontheirown.B.

Streamingenablesfanstobeindependentofnetworkschedulesandsaveswaitingtime.{#{QQABZQAUggiIABJAARhCAwVSCgEQkgACAYgOQAAEIAABiQFABAA

=}#}第7页，共10页命题/审题：成都石室中学北湖校区高2025届英语备课组C.UnlikeHollywood’sneatresolutions,animecreatesunsatisfyingendingstoth

eheroes.D.Technologyfailstomaketheworldsafer,makinghappily-ever-afterendingsimplausible.35.What’sJapanesegovernment’attitudetowardsitsanim

eindustry?A.Supportive.B.Pessimistic.C.Cautious.D.Worried.第二节（共5小题;每小题2.5分，满分12.5分）根据短文内容，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。

请将答案写在答题卷上。Yourcolleagueisthefirstoneinandthelastonetoleave.Theyvolunteertotakeoneveryadditionaltaskthatco

mesyourteam’swayandtheyrespondtoemailswithinminutes.They’reworkingallthetime,whetherfromtheofficeorfromhome.36Dealingwithsuchaworkmatecanbechallengin

g,buttherearestepsyoucantaketoeasethenegativeeffectsoftheirbehavioronyourselfandyourteam.Depersonalizet

heiractions.37,thisisaclassicexampleofacognitivebias.Insocialpsychology,thisreferstothetendencyhumanshavetoo

weanotherperson’sactionstotheircharacterorpersonality,whilecreditingourownbehaviortoexternalorsituationalfactorsthatareoutsideourcontrol.Inother

words,yourcolleagueisprobablynotoverworkingtofrightenorexceedyou.Debiasyourthinkingbyconsideringotherreasonsfortheirbehavior

.38Guiltcanmakeiteasyforyoutofallintothesamepatternsasyourcolleague.Youmaystartcomparingyourcapacityandoutputtotheirsandwonder,“AmIreallyworkingharde

nough?”Beforeyoubeginoverextendingyourselfinaneffortto“catchup”,mindyourmindsetandbeawareofextremistthinking.Takingtimeoffforself-careisn

’tindulgent(纵容的),ratherit’sapreconditionforyourperformance.Setboundaries.Workaholicstendtohavefewboundaries.Yo

u’llneedtoplaydefensebymanagingtheirexpectationsaroundyourresponsetimesandavailability.Let’ssayyourcolleagueasksyoutoturnaro

undaprojectbriefinlessthan24hours.Youcanpushbackandexplain,“That’snotpossible.Ifyouhavethissortoftaskinthefuture,I’llneedatlea

stathreedays’noticetoworkitintomyschedule.”39Finally,remembertoadjustyourperspectiveonproductivity.Despitethefactthatyou’retem

ptedtoevaluateyourdailysuccessbasedonthenumberofhoursyouwork,it’sthequalityofworkyoudeliverthatmattersmost.40A.Resistpeerpressure.B.Ac

ceptyourincapacity.C.Inshort,you’redealingwithaworkaholic,oraworkenthusiast.D.Beinggoodatyourjobdoesn’tmeanworkingmorebutproducingresults.E.Ify

oublameyourselfforfailingtooutperformyourworkaholiccolleaguesF.Whileit’stemptingtoassumeyourcolleagueisoverworkingtooutshineyouG.Youmightalsoa

dvocateforbettersystemsandprocessesthatreplaceexcesseffort.第三部分语言运用（共两节，满分30分）第一节完形填空（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。{#{QQABZQAUggiIABJAARhCAwVSCgEQkgACAYgOQAAEIAABiQFABAA=}#}第8页，共10页命题/审题：成都石室中学北湖校区高2025届英语备课组Itwasthefirstnight

ofChanukah(光明节)andthenightbeforeEllie’slastfinal.AsafreshmanshewasmorethanreadytogohomeforthefirsttimesinceAugust.She’dpackedeverything41thebooks

shewascrammingwithandhermenorah(烛台)that’sliteverynightofChanukah.Elliehadbeenso42topackthemenorahearlierthatnight.Howeve

r,justasshewasto43itwasOKto“skip”thefirstnight’slighting,the44fromthatspecialplacewhere“motherguilt”residessaid,“Youlitthemenorah!”There

fore,Ellielitthecandles,saidtheblessingsandplacedthemenorah45.46returningtothedormafterholidays,shefoundasmall“Th

ankyou”notetapedtoherdoor,signed“Susan”anddatedthefirstdayofChanukah.NotknowingaSusan,Ellie47thenotehadbeendeliveredtohe

rbymistake.Suddenly,therewasaknock.There,standinginthehallwasawomanElliedidn’trecognize.“I’mSusan,”shesaid.“Iw

antedtothankyou48butyou’dalreadyleftbeforeIfinishedmyfinals.”SensingEllie’s（her）confusion,Susan49tocomeinandexplain.ItseemedthatSusanhadbeenfac

ingthesame50thatnight.BecausehersisterHannahhadbeenkilledbyadrunkdrivertenmonthsearlier,andthesisters

hadalwaystakenturnslighting51candleandthiswasn’tSusan’syear.Itwastoo52toeventhinkaboutChanukahwithoutHannahan

dSusanhaddecidedonskippingtheentireholiday.Susanwasabouttocloseherdrapes(窗帘)whenshehappenedtoseethecandles53

inEllie’swindow.“ItwasifHannahhadtakenherturnandputthemenorahinyourwindowformetosee.”Susansaidshe54thelightsandwatchedthecandleswithblurredeyesu

ntiltheyburnedout.BelievingHannah’slightswouldnevergooutbutbethereinherheartwhensheneededreconnectionwithHannah,allSusanhadtodowas

55hereyesand“see”thecandlesinthewindow,theonesthatHannahhadlitthelasttimeitwasherturn.41.A.exceptB.beyondC.besidesD.despi

te42.A.distractedB.temptedC.influencedD.promoted43.A.simplifyB.justifyC.identifyD.modify44.A.soundB.fig

ureC.voiceD.warning45.A.inhersuitcaseB.byherdoorC.inherstudyD.onherwindow46.A.InB.ForC.WithD.On47.A.de

cidedB.agreedC.suspectedD.noticed48.A.inpersonB.ontimeC.onpurposeD.inrelief49.A.beggedB.longedC.askedD.agreed50.A.visionB.imagin

ationC.puzzleD.dilemma51.A.thelastB.thefirstC.thebestD.theworst52.A.pitifulB.wonderfulC.painfulD.hopeful53.A.shiningB.illuminat

ingC.flamingD.spreading54.A.turneddownB.turnedoffC.turnedonD.turnedup55.A.openB.blinkC.widenD.close第二节语法填空（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。LiZiqi,oneofChina’smostpopularinfluencers,made56.__________surprisingcomebackontheafternoonofNovemb

er12aftershestoppedpostingvideosformorethanthreeyears.Shefirstmadehernamein2016onSinaWeiboandwentviralov

erseasafterwards.Withshortvideos{#{QQABZQAUggiIABJAARhCAwVSCgEQkgACAYgOQAAEIAABiQFABAA=}#}第9页，共10页命题/审题：成都石室中学北湖校区高2

025届英语备课组featuringpoeticportrayalsofrurallifeandcovering57.__________(vary)ofcraftsrelatedtotraditionalChineseculture,nothingseemsimpos

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节，满分40分)第一节(满分15分)假如你是李华，你对某大学关于人工智能的暑期课程——大语言模型(LargeLanguageModels)十分感兴趣,请按要求写一封申请信，内容包含以下方面：1.表明申请意愿;2.阐述感兴趣的理由;3.介绍个人优势。DearAdmissionsCo

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heair.TheannualHighSchoolMusicFestivalwasthehighlightofmyyear.Asamusicteacher,Inevermissedasession,alwaysamazedbytheextraor

dinarytalentsthemusicaldirectorsinspiredintheirstudents.Butthisyearmightbemylastvisit.Withagecatchingup,mydesireforretirementwasgrowingstr

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erebeyondtheirabilities.Asthebandopenedwiththeirfirstpiece,thestrikingsoundofviolins,accompaniedbythel

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mLiHua,ahighschoolstudentwhoiseagertoapplyforthesummercourseonLargeLanguageModelsatyourUniversity.Thefollowingprovidesthedetailsofmyappli

cation.IhavebeenlongcaptivatedbythewayAIinteractswithlanguage,asseenintrendytoolslikeChatGPT.Myinterestinthiscourseis

alsodrivenbythedesiretoexplorehowAIprocessesandgeneratestext,afieldwheretechnologyandlanguageareblendedinexc

itinglyinnovativeways.Intermsofpersonalstrengths,Ihaveasolidbackgroundincomputerscienceandapassionforlinguist

ics.Iamalsoaquicklearnerandenjoytacklingcomplexproblems.Theseattributes,Ibelieve,positionmewellforsucces

sinthiscourse.Thankyouforconsideringmyapplication.I’mlookingforwardtoyourreplyatyourearliestconvenience.Warm

regards,LiHua读后续写：Irememberedthedaywhenheaskedtojointheschoolband.Hecametomyoffice,lookingdownathisshoes,hishandsfidgetingwith

thehemofhisshirt.Hestammered,“I...I’mnotgoodatanyofmyschoolsubjects.Idon’tknowifIcanhandlemusiceither.But...butI,Iwanttogiv

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me.M:Well,thetwoofusstillcan.Thegamedoesn’tstarttilleight.(Text2)W:Ican’twaitforSunday!M:Ah,yes,it’syourbirthday.W:Oh,d

on’tremindme.Inevercelebratethat.Iamcelebratingsomethingthough—Ipassedmydriver’stestandmysisteristakingm

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ouseacrosstownthisweekend.(Text9)M:So,Barbara,you’refamousasajournalist,andyou’vewrittenNickelandDimedbasedonyourresearch.Couldyoustartbytell

inguswhyyoudosecretinvestigations?W:Sure.Interviewsarefine,butsometimesyouneedtoexperienceityourself.Byputtingyoursel

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