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高三英语第1页共11页哈三中2024-2025学年度上学期高三学年十月月考英语试卷第一部分听力（共两节，每小题1.5分，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，从题中给

出的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.Whatarethespeakersdoing?A.Doinganexperiment.B.Tryingtocreatesmoke.C

.Puttingoutafire.2.Whatdoesthewomancomplainabout?A.Thepoormovieset.B.Theinterruptiontothemovie.C.Thedelayofafootballmatch.3.Whatarethespeak

erstalkingabout?A.Hotpeppers.B.Acake.C.Fruitandnuts.4.Whydoesthemanmixthinnerplasticandregularrubbish?A.It’sharmless.B.It’swronglyclassi

fied.C.It’sunabletoberecycled.5.Howmanypointscanbegotiftwoballoonsarehit?A.5points.B.6points.C.16points.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。听第6段材料，回答第6、7题。6.What’sthewoman’sattitudetowardstheman’scontrolofcalorieintake?A.Casual.B.Unfavorable.C.Positive.7

.Whatdoesthewomanmeanintheend?A.Themanshouldtakeinmoreenergy.B.Themanmustpracticemore.C.Themanisinhisbestshape.听

第7段材料，回答第8、9题。8.Wheredothespeakersspendtheirholiday?A.InIndia.B.InSouthAfrica.C.InChina.{#{QQABRQQAogiIQIIAAQhCAw0oCAOQkBCAAQgGxAAAIAAAiQFABCA

=}#}高三英语第2页共11页9.What’stheweatherlikeduringtheholiday?A.Rainy.B.Cloudy.C.Sunny.听第8段材料，回答第10至12题。10.Whatisthewoma

n’ssuggestion?A.MakinganEnglishversionofthemenu.B.Collectingfeedbackonthemenu.C.Addingnewdishestothemenu.11.Whatwouldthewomaneat?A.Chick

en.B.Friedpotatoes.C.Asaladwithoutmushrooms.12.Whatistherelationshipbetweenthespeakers?A.Waiterandcustom

er.B.Chefandkitchenassistant.C.Restaurantmanagerandemployee.听第9段材料，回答第13至16题。13.Whydoesthemanshowthewomanaround?A.Tohidehernervousne

ss.B.Toshowoffthenewoffice.C.Tointroduceworkingenvironment.14.Whatwillthewomandoinherjob?A.Workonmarketingproject

s.B.Dealwithcomputerproblems.C.Leadclientstothewaitingroom.15.Whatisbehindthedoubledoors?A.Awaitingroom.B.Ameetingroom.

C.Abreakroom.16.Howcouldthemanbedescribed?A.Nervousbutexcited.B.Friendlyandpatient.C.Generousandhumorous.

听第10段材料，回答第17至20题。17.WhoisMr.Smith?A.Afounderofaschool.B.Aretiredlocalofficial.C.Aneditorofanewspaper.18.Whatwasthevillagelike20yearsago?A.F

amous.B.Noisy.C.Undeveloped.19.WhydidthespeakergotoEngland?A.Foracolorfullife.B.Forfurthereducation.C.Forjobopportunities.20.Whatist

hepurposeofthetalk?A.Tointroducetraditionallifestyles.B.Toexpressgratitudetoarespectedman.C.Todemons

tratetheimportanceofeducation.{#{QQABRQQAogiIQIIAAQhCAw0oCAOQkBCAAQgGxAAAIAAAiQFABCA=}#}高三英语第3页共11页第二部分阅读理解（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A、B、C、D四个选项中选出最佳选项。AThesebeautifulreadingspotsrankamongthetop10oftheworld’s50be

stlibrariesandaretheinhabitantsofyourfavoritefictionalworld.Women’sLibrary,GlasgowRowsofbooksonwomen’sissuesthroughouthistorylinetheshelvesoftheonly

officialmuseumintheUKdedicatedtowomen’slives,historiesandachievements.Anumberofeventsacrosstheyeartransformthislibraryintoalivingsocialhubbyprovidin

gcreativewritingclasses,performancegroupsandcraftsessions.Itskeyaimistosupportwomen,withservicesteachingl

iteracy,calculations,andhandlingarangeofissueswhichincludepoverty,andsurvivingviolence.SirDuncanRiceLibrary,AberdeenTheoutsideofthemodernfac

ilityisahugeglassstructuremadeof760glasspanelsand2,200tonsofsteel.SirDuncanRiceisalsoconsciousofitscarbonfootprint,designedto

collectrainwaterwhichisreusedtoflushitstoilets,harvestingpowerthroughsolarcellsontheroofandusingtimerstocontroltheuseofitsfluorescentli

ghting.WellcomeReadingRoom,LondonSpendanafternoonstudyingintheReadingRoomofLondon’sWellcomeMuseumandyoumayjustfindyourselfimm

ersedinliterature.Withdrawingclassesandstaticartisticdisplaysaccompanyingrowsofeducationalbooks,it’sanenjoyablespottovisitandr

evisit.Theimpressivestairwayanddesksareallowingyoutheperfectspottopauseandreflect,whateveryourlibrarymission.JohnRyland,Manche

sterCreatedover100yearsago,ithasgrowntobecomethethirdlargestacademiclibraryintheUK,hometooveramillionmanuscripts.Mode

rnextensionstothebuildingaddedsincethe2000screateabreath-takingcollisionofhistoricandmodernarchitecture.Regulareventsplannedwi

ththewholefamilyinmindmakethislibraryonetovisittimeandtimeagain.21.WhatdoweknowaboutWomen’sLibrary?A.Itisagoodplaceforwomentoescapevio

lence.B.ItservesastheonlyofficialmuseuminGlasgow.C.Itpromoteswomen’seducationandsocialcontact.D.Itboastsvariouseventsandalonghistory.22.Wh

erecanyouattendclassesandviewexhibitions?A.InWomen’sLibrary.B.InSirDuncanRiceLibrary.C.InWellcomeReadingRoom.D.

InJohnRylandLibrary.{#{QQABRQQAogiIQIIAAQhCAw0oCAOQkBCAAQgGxAAAIAAAiQFABCA=}#}高三英语第4页共11页23.WhatdoJohnRylandLibrary

andSirDuncanRiceLibraryhaveincommon?A.Eco-friendlytechnologies.B.Eventsintendedforfamily.C.Extensivecollecti

on.D.Specialarchitecturaldesign.BTheideaofclimbingMt.Qomolangmadisgustedme.Themountaincametorepresenttheoppositeofeverythi

ngthatIlovedandrespectedaboutclimbing.Whathadoncebeenthefinalmountainclimbinggoalbecamethefocusofacommercialguidingindust

ry.Overtheyears,thecrowdsatBaseCampgrew,leavingbehindtonsoftrash.WheneverIwasaskedwhetherI’dclimbMt.Qomolangma,myansw

erwasalwaysthesame:notinterested.ThatwasprobablywheremypersonalMt.Qomolangmastorywouldhaveended,wereitnotforanoldfriendThomPollarda

ndhisobsession(迷恋)withoneofthegreatestmysteries.In1999,hebegantoexploreandfoundtheremainsofGeorgeMallory,thec

elebratedBritishclimberwhodisappearedwhilehewasattemptingtobethefirsttoclimbMt.Qomolangma.ButMallory’spartner,SandyIrvine,andthecamerahehadlikelyca

rried,werenotfound.Themountainclimbingworldhasbeenwonderingwhethertheymighthavereachedthetopin1924.Pollard’sstorymovedme.I

begantopackfortheclimbandexpectedthatouradvancedequipmentwouldmakeitmanageable,perhapseasy.Iwaswrong.Onthehighestpointonthepl

anet,IwasmoretiredthanI’deverbeeninanyclimbing.Alongtheway,Icontinuouslytippedmyhat,notjusttoMalloryand

Irvinebuttoanyonewhohasthedrivetopushhimselforherselfupthisroute.Mysearchwasinvain,butIbegantoreconsiderMt

.Qomolangma.Iwitnessedmanyclimbers,whoweremuchmorethanjustself-centeredtourists.Wesharedrouteinformation,weatherforecasts,andfamilyphot

os—allunitedaroundacommongoal.IwenttoMt.QomolangmatoseekIrvine.Butintheend,Ifoundsomethingmoredifficulttoget:thespiri

tthatIrvineandMalloryshared.Itwashidinginplainsight,rightwhereithasalwaysbeen:insidethebravesoulswhorisksomuchtofollowins

toriedadventurers’footstepsupMt.Qomolangma.24.WhydidtheauthoroncehateclimbingMt.Qomolangma?A.Becausethemountainwasovercrowded.B.Becau

sehisoriginalclimbinggoalchanged.C.Becauseclimbingitbecameaprofit-drivenindustry.D.Becausehehadtobravethee

lementsonthemountain.25.WhatmotivatedtheauthortoclimbMt.Qomolangmalater?A.TheinfluenceofThomPollard.{#{QQABRQQAogiIQIIAAQhCAw0oCAOQkBCAAQgGxAA

AIAAAiQFABCA=}#}高三英语第5页共11页B.Theresultsofthepreviousclimbing.C.Thedevelopmentofadvancedequipment.D.ThespiritofGeorgeMalloryandSa

ndyIrvine.26.Whatdoestheunderlinedphrase“tippedmyhat”inparagraph3mean?A.Relievedmytiredness.B.Showedmyrespect.C.Ex

pressedmygratitude.D.Provedmydetermination.27.Whatmessagedoesthepassagemainlyconvey?A.Thesearchformissingadventurershol

dsgreatvalue.B.Modernclimbinglacksrespectforthenaturalenvironment.C.SpiritsoftheclimbersofMt.Qomolangmaareworthrespect.D.Experiencedclimbersarequa

lifiedtoconquerMt.Qomolangma.CAstrangesoundcalled“biotwang”wasfirstheardbouncingaroundtheMarianaTrench10yearsago,andscientistshavefin

allyfiguredoutwhereitcomesfrom.Recordedbymicrophonesdeepintheocean,theunexplainedsound—alow,loudmoan(哼声)followedbyamechanicalecho,likea

frogburping(打嗝)inspace—thunderedthroughacomputerspeakeraboutadecadeago.Confusedresearcherscalleditthe“biotwang”.“You’ve

gotthislow-frequencyportion,likeamoan,”saysLaurenHarrell,adatascientistatGoogleResearch’sAIforSocialGood,

addingherownimpressionofaheartysigh.“Thenyouhavethehigher-frequencycomponentthatsounds,tome,likeanouterplanetspacecraft—the‘bipb

oo,bipboo’sound.”Confirmingwhichmarineanimalmakesastrangenoiseisn’teasy,though:itrequiresapersononaboattoseeandidentifythesourceatexact

lythesametimethesoundisheard.“Ittakesalotoftime,alotofeffortandafairamountofluck,”Allensays.AninternationalteamheadedbyAllen,marinebiologistfromSwi

ssFederalInstituteofTechnologyinZurich,andHarrellconductedacollaborativeresearchin2020.WhilesurveyingwhalesofftheMarianaIsl

ands,AllenandotherresearcherssawamysteriousspeciescalledtheBryde’swhale10times.Thesewhalesarespreadout

faracrossthehugeopenocean,soit’shardforscientiststoobserveorstudythem.OnnineoftheoccasionsthatBryde’swh

alesturnedup,theresearchersalsoheardthebiotwang.“Once,it’sacoincidence,”Allensays.“Twiceishappenstanc

e.Ninetimes,it’sdefinitelyaBryde’swhale.”Afteridentifyingthesource,theyreviewedyearsofaudiodatafromunderwaterhydrophones

tofindoutwherethisspecificwhalesoundhadpreviouslybeenheard.“Oncescientistsknowwhereandwhenthesewhalestrave

l,”Harrellsays,“AImodelscouldconnectthatdatatoclimateandenvironmentalfactorsandthussupportprotectionefforts.”Thetechnologyis

n’tperfect,though.“Thesealgorithms(算法)canonlysearchforafrequencytheyknow,”saysHarrell.“TheBryde’swhalevocalizationschangeove

rtimeand{#{QQABRQQAogiIQIIAAQhCAw0oCAOQkBCAAQgGxAAAIAAAiQFABCA=}#}高三英语第6页共11页betweenpopulations.Butbecausethetoo

lsareopen-source,otherscientistscanusethemtodiscovermoreaboutwhalelanguage.Weseemtobesodisconnectedfrom,orsimplyhavenoaccesstothisamazingu

nderwaterworldofsound,”hesays.“Ithinkit’sabouttimethatwechangethat.”28.Whyisitdifficulttoidentifythesourceofbiotwang?A.

Becauseyearsofaudiodataneedtobeanalyzed.B.Becauseenoughtimeandarightmomentareamust.C.Becauseresearcherslackaknowledgeofmarineanimals.D.Beca

usebiotwangalternateswithlowandhighfrequency.29.Whatisparagraph5mainlyabout?A.Whosolvedthebiotwangmystery.B.WhentheBryde’swhaleus

uallyappeared.C.Howthesourceofbiotwangwasdetermined.D.WhytheBryde’swhalewasdifficulttoobserve.30.WhatisHarrell’sattitudetowardtheirteam’

sdiscovery?A.Ambiguous.B.Objective.C.Unconcerned.D.Disapproving.31.Whatcanbethesuitabletitleforthepassage?A.Myst

eryofBiotwangFinallySolvedB.AIAlgorithmsAppliedinBiotwangResearchC.SingeroftheDeepOcean—Bryde’sWhaleD.ProtectionoftheDeepOcean—ALongWayt

oGoD“Itwon’tforgiveyourmistakes,”wroteValentinLebedev,anastronaut,inhisdiary.“Eveneatingbecomesmorecomplicated.Youmust

becarefulandrelyonsealedcontainersandspecializedutensilstoopenpackages.Spillscanbedangerousasfoodparticlesorli

quidsmightfloatintoequipmentorgetintoyoureyesornose.”Enoughtosaytheanxietyofanaltogetherdifferentorderinzerogravity.What’sworse,inspace,noonecanhear

youscreamabouttraveldelays.WhenwillIgetback?SuchisthedilemmaofButchWilmoreandSuniWilliams,twoastronautswhohavebeenstrand

ed（被滞留的）ontheInternationalSpaceStation(ISS)sincedockingthereonJune6,2024.NASAdoesnotlikethatword.Asoneofficialinsisted,“Iwanttomake

itveryclearthatButchandSuniarenotstrandedinspace.”MrWilmoreandMsWilliamsarrivedattheISSaboardthefirstcrewedflightofBoeing’sStarliner.Whatwa

smeanttobeaneight-daystayisapproachingthethree-monthmarkaftertheircapsuleleakedhelium(氦)andfiveofits28engine

smalfunctioned.Thathasdelayedtheirreturn,possiblyuntilFebruary1,2025.Preciselywhathappensnowdependsonwheth

erNASAthinksStarlinerissafe—testsareongoing—orwhethertheyarebetteroffgettingaride{#{QQABRQQAogiIQIIAAQhCAw

0oCAOQkBCAAQgGxAAAIAAAiQFABCA=}#}高三英语第7页共11页homeonaflightoperatedbyBoeing’scompetitor,SpaceX.Adecisionshouldcomesoon.ThenextSpaceXDragon

capsuleisduetodockattheISSinSeptemberandreturntoEarthnextyear.IfitistomakeroomforMrWilmoreandMsWilliams,itwillgoupwithtwocrewmember

sinsteadofitsusualfour.ThatwouldrequireStarlinertoleavetheISSuncrewed.Boeingsaysthisisnotcurrentlypossibleowingtosoftwareissues.Asitis,t

heengineeringfaultisashameforBoeingandNASA.IfcrewedStarlinerflightsareunworkable,thatwillputpaidtoNASA’sambitionforcompetitioninthetaskoff

erryingastronautstothespacestationandbacktoEarth.NowSpaceXlooksliketheonlyAmericangameintowncapableofgettingt

oandfromtheISS.Havingamissionprolongedunexpectedly,whichsometimeshappens,meansmissingoutonchangesbigandsmall.SergeiK

rikalevspentfiveextramonthsontheMirspacestationwhenearthlingsgotdistractedbythebreakingupoftheSovietUnion.Hecamebacktoawholeneww

orldin1992.32.WhichofthefollowingbestdescribesValentin’sfeelinginthediary?A.Amusedbutfragile.B.Uncomforta

bleandtense.C.Disturbedbutmagical.D.Restlessandtolerant.33.WhendidStarlinerplantoreturnatfirst?A.June6,2024.B.June1

4,2024.C.September6,2024.D.February1,2025.34.WhatdoweknowaboutNASAaccordingtothetext?A.ItshouldhavemademassiveinvestmentforStarl

iner.B.ItpreferscooperationwithSpaceXinsteadofBoeing.C.Itisgivingatesttofixgasleakandanengineeringfa

ult.D.Itdeniedthedelayedflightinprotectionofitsreputation.35.Whatdoesthelastparagraphimply?A.AstrandedflightcausedSovietUniontobreakup

.B.What’sinstoreforButchandSuniremainstobeseen.C.Astronautswillseeawholenewworldwhentheyreturn.D.SovietUnion’sspacecrafttech

nologywasnobetterthanNASA’s.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。AlwaystheOutsider?OneofthethingsIuse

dtofearwasbeingthenewgirlintheoffice—inthekitchenmakingcoffeewhilethein-crowdchattedabouttheweekend.IworriedthatIwa

sn’tgoodenoughorsmartenough.___36___I’dstruggleforwordswhiletryingtolookcool.Backatschool,IwasbestfriendswithKateandCathyu

ntilwehadtowalkacrosstheroadintwos,{#{QQABRQQAogiIQIIAAQhCAw0oCAOQkBCAAQgGxAAAIAAAiQFABCA=}#}高三英语第8页共11页andguesswhowas

leftout?I’vealwaysbeentheoutsiderfromschooldaystoofficelife.OristhatthestoryIhavetoldmyself?Asinsomanyareasoflife,th

eonlythingyoucancontrolisyourresponse.IremindmyselfofwhatEleanorRooseveltsaid:Noonecanmakeyoufeellowerwithoutyouragreement.___37___Thesea

rethelessonsIhavelearnedalongtheway:·Startinganywherenew,youjusthavetofindyourpeople,theonesthatgetyou.___38___It’sOKtotake

yourtimeandfigureoutifyou’retherightfitforeachother.Havefaiththatyouwillfindtherightpeopleforyou.·Veryoftenit’sourbeliefsystemsthattelluswedon’t

fitin.Wearereplayingthestoriesfromchildhoodandneedtorewritethescript(剧本).___39___Forexample,whenareyouassumingthatyou’llbeonyourown?Whatfearsare

youprojectingontoyourself?·Practiceself-acceptance.Remindyourselfthatit’sOKtohaveadifferentwayofoperatinginthe

world.·___40___Neverforgetthatwhileyoumightbetryingtofitin,youshouldnevertrytobeanybodybutyourself.A.Don’tover-thinkpeopleorsituation.B.Don’tcha

rgeintofriendships,though.C.Startnoticingyourpatternsofmentality.D.IfIwasaskedaquestion,panicwouldsetin.E.Theo

nlypersonmakingyoufeellikeanoutsiderisyou.F.Thefeelingofbeinganoutsiderwouldforcemetoshutup.G.Weallfeelalittlelostandaw

kwardsometimes—you’renotalone.第三部分语言运用（共两节，满分30分）第一节（共15个小题，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。I’vebeenbarefootinLondoneverydaysinceMarchlastyear.Livinginacity,I___41___theelementoftheunexpected.ItwasasthoughI’ddiscoveredanextras

ense.Travellingonthetubebarefootwas___42___atfirstbecausetherearesomanydifferentsurfaces.It’sasifI’vereachedanewdimensionmostpeople__

_43___neverexperience.Itookearlyretirementwithagoodpensionin2009.Thesedays,Idoalotof___44___work.Ivolunteeredto___45___pharmacy(药房)pr

escriptionstothoselivinginablockof50flatsinPeckhamRye,whoneededmedicalsuppliesbadlyduringthepandemic.Theblockhadjustundergonerestorationandwaslookin

gbrandnew.Allthewalkwayshadbeen___46___,whichfeltabsolutelyamazingonmybarefeet.Manypeopleofferedme___47___duringthecoldspell,becausetheythoughtitwas

{#{QQABRQQAogiIQIIAAQhCAw0oCAOQkBCAAQgGxAAAIAAAiQFABCA=}#}高三英语第9页共11页weirdbehavior.However,Ialwaysstayed___48___andtoldthemitwasalifestylechoice.

Itcertainlystartedinteresting___49___withmeandatleastpeoplewerecurious.Beingoutside,beingbarefoot,___50___people—I’msureit’sallconnected.I’veb

eendiagnosedwithdepression.Thankstothisexperience,I___51___thatbeinginvolvedwiththecommunityandbeinginnaturereal

lyassistedwithmy___52___.Beingbarefootmakesmefeelmore___53___andhelpswithmywell-being.Almostnooneelseseemstohaveanideahow___54___itfeelsa

ndit’sthemostinterestingwhendoneinacity.I’llnever___55____wearingshoesagain.41.A.hateB.questionC.fearD.love42.A.novelB.successfulC.

embarrassingD.essential43.A.originallyB.graduallyC.normallyD.secretly44.A.rescueB.communityC.investigationD.gardening45.A.awardB.readC.te

achD.deliver46.A.resurfacedB.removedC.blockedD.marked47.A.shelterB.foodC.shoesD.clothes48.A.alarmedB.calmC.anxiousD.concerned49.A.arguments

B.conversationsC.hobbiesD.games50.A.greetingB.watchingC.helpingD.attracting51.A.discoveredB.suspectedC.imagine

dD.predicted52.A.identityB.growthC.recoveryD.study53.A.exhaustedB.learnedC.stuckD.grounded54.A.hardB.uneasyC.incredibleD.efficient55.

A.lookbacktoB.gobacktoC.getdowntoD.giveinto第二节（共10小题；每题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。Durin

gthethree-dayMid-AutumnFestivalholiday,touristsflockedtoculturalandhistoricalsitesinShanxiProvincewell-kn

ownforhavingthemostancientbuildingsinChina,someof____56____gainedattentionafterappearinginthegameBlack

Myth:Wukong,____57____(release)inAugust.AmongthemtheYungangGrottoesandtheTiefoTemplearethegreatest____58____(hit).TheYungangGrottoes,asiteontheUNE

SCOWorldHeritageList,attract____59____continuousflowoftouristseveryyear.ItissaidthatatriptoDatongwouldn’tbecomplete____60____explori

ngtheYungangGrottoes.“It’sparticularlyawe-inspiring____61____theYungangGrottoesareanartisticachievementwhichtookdecadesofcarvingandw

erejointlycreatedbytheimperialfamilyandthecommonpeople,”saidFanYang-chi,ajournalistfromHsinchuduringatourwiththe2024ShanxiTripforTaiwa

nMerchantsandYouth.“When____62____(tour)theTiefoTemple,Iwasamazedbyancientpeople’s{#{QQABRQQAogiIQIIAAQhCAw0oCAOQkBCAAQgGxAAAIAAAiQFABCA=}#

}高三英语第10页共11页____63____(technical)advancedclaysculpturecraftsmanship,suchastheintricatepatterns,expressionsandforms.Itookmanyphotosofeachlifel

ikesculpture____64____willsharethemwithmyparents,”saidanothertouristWuJianwei.Inresponsetotheincreasingnumberofvisitors,theC

oloredSculptureandMuralMuseuminJinchengexpandedtheirvolunteerserviceteamtomanagetourists.“Inthedaystocome,bymaking

themostoutofthepopularityofBlackMyth:Wukong,we____65____(commit)toprovidingexcellentserviceandensuringthesafetyofthecultureandtouri

smmarket.”第四部分写作（共两节，满分40分）第一节（满分15分）学校英文报就高三学生体育锻炼情况开展调查。请你根据图表内容，以SportsandHealth为题写一篇短文。内容包括：1.调查结果；2.概述原因；3.你的看法。注意：1.写作词数应为80

个左右；2.请按如下格式在答题卡上的相应位置作答。SportsandHealth————————————————————————————————————————————————————————————————————————

————第二节（满分25分）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。Sally’sbirthdaywasapproaching,andtheexcitementthatusuallyfi

lledherheartwasnowreplacedwithdisappointmentandstress.Turningelevenwasabigdeal,andshehadalwayscelebratedi

twithagrandpartysurroundedbyherfriends.However,thisyearwasdifferent.Theburdenofexcessivehomeworkandherparents’struggling

businessweighedheavilyonher,forcingSallytomakethedifficultdecisionofnothavingabirthdayparty,eventhoughit{#{QQABRQQAogiIQ

IIAAQhCAw0oCAOQkBCAAQgGxAAAIAAAiQFABCA=}#}高三英语第11页共11页wasaneventsheenjoyeddearlyeveryyear.Oneday,sensingSally’ssadness,herbest

friendJaneapproachedandasked,“What’sup?Youlookdowntoday.”“Nothingserious,”murmuredSally.“Areyougoingtohaveabirthday

partythisyear?”Janeasked.“No,”Sallysighedandrepliedsadly,“There’sjusttoomuchgoingonandmyparentsaregoingthroughfinancialdiff

iculties.”Sallysmiledweakly,tryingtoconcealherimmensedisappointmentandstress,butJanesawthroughherpretence(假装)easily.Janenoddedthoughtful

lyanddidnotsayanything.Afterthebreak,Sallysawhertalkingtooneoftheirclassmates,Maria,secretively.Curious,

Sallywentovertothem,butassoonasJanesawher,shequicklywalkedaway.SallywasstartledbyJane’sstrangeactionsandturnedtowardsMaria

.“Whatdidshesay?”Sallyasked.However,MariasimplyshruggedandwalkedawaywithJane,leavingSallystandingthere,fee

lingleftoutandanxious.“Whatishappening?”Sallywonderedanxiously.“Aretheykeepingsomethingfromme?”AsSally’sbirthdaydrewnearer,Janewasoftenfoundchatti

ngsoftlywithotherclassmates.WheneverSallywentovertothem,theywouldjustwalkawayortellherthattheyweretalkingaboutasecretwhichSallywasnotallowedt

oknow.“Janehasneverkeptsecretsfrommebefore,”Sallythought.Herheartsank.Evenherfriendsweredistancingthemselvesfromher!Sheswungbetweenconfusio

nandsadnesswitheachpassingmoment,desperatelytryingtofigureoutwhatwashappening.Whywereherfriendsdistancingthemselvesfromher?Andwh

atweretheyhiding?注意：1.续写词数应为150个左右；2.请按如下格式在答题卡的相应位置作答。Onherbirthday,Sallywenttoschoolasusualbutwhatshesawtotallyconfusedher.________

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B语篇填空56.which57.released58.hits59.a60.without61.that62.touring63.technically64.and65.willbecommitted应用文参考范文SportsandHealthRecentl

y,asurveyhasbeenconductedonphysicalactivityamongstudentsinGrade3inourschool.Thefollowingaretheresults.The

figuresinthechartshowthatonly4%ofstudentssurveyedspendoverhalfanhouronsportseveryday.Additionally,thosewhoengageinsportsfromtwentytothirtyminu

tesandlessthantwentyminutesaremore,accountingfor60%and30%respectively.Bycontrast,6%ofthemhavereportedthattheyneverdosports.Aswecanse

e,moststudentsdon’tprioritizephysicalactivityintheirdailylife,whichperhapsarisesfromgreatacademicpressure.It’ssuggeste

dthatwestudentsshoulddoenoughsportsregularly.Inthisway,wecanbenefitbothphysicallyandmentally.读后续写参考范文Onherbirthday,Sallywe

nttoschoolasusualbutwhatshesawtotallyconfusedher.Assheapproachedherclassroom,Sallycouldnolongerhearthelaughterthatusedtofilltheroom.Everythingwas

soquiet.Thedoorwastightlyclosed.Awaveofconfusionwashedoverherasshesteppedhesitantlyintotheroom,herheartpounding.Theclassroomwasintotaldarkn

ess.Withapuzzledfrownonherface,shestruggledtofindherway,tryingtoreachedforthelightswitch,butinvain.Justatthatmo

ment,aclickofthelightswitchwasfollowedbyachorusofvoices,breakingthesilenceintheclassroom.“Surprise!”Withtheligh

tsuddenlyon,atouchingsceneunfoldedandthesecretwasfinallyrevealed.Herclassmates,ledbyJaneandMaria,jumpedout.Theclassroomwasdecoratedwithball

oonsandstreamers.Atthesightofabeautifulcakeandthepresentswaitingtobeunwrapped,Sallybrokeintoaradiantsmile.SheturnedtowardsJane,

whowasgrinningfromeartoear.“Weknewyoucouldn’thaveapartythisyear,sowedecidedtobringonetoyou,”Janeexclaimed.Thecl

oudofconfusionliftedfromSally’smind,replacedwithjoyandgratitude.Cuttingthecake,Sallyrealizedthatthiswasindeedagrandbirthdayparty,justliketheo

nessheusedtohave.听力原文Text1W:Whatdoyouthinkwillhappen?Willitcreatesmokelikelasttime?M:Well,itwon’tcatchfireifthat’swhatyou’reworry

ingabout!W:Okay,let’saddthisacidtothetesttube.Oh,nothinghappened!学科网（北京）股份有限公司Text2W:Whydotheadvertscomeonjustwhenthefilmisgett

inggood?M:Thewholefilmhasbeenbad,sothere’renocomplaintsfromme.Ihateitmorewhentheadvertscomeonjustbeforethefootballkicksoffonthesports

channel.Text3M:Iloveyourgrandma’scake,buteachbitemakesmymouthburnt.Whatdidsheputinit?Hotpeppers?W:Lotsofdriedfruitandnuts,whichareobviouslyfin

e...Butshealsopouredalotofwinealloverit!M:Oh...that’swhy!Text4W:There’swaytoomuchplasticinyourrubbish.Ibelieveallpla

sticshouldberecycled.M:Unfortunately,mylocalcouncilonlytakescertainplasticsawaytoberecycled.Theydon’tcurrentlyrecyclethisthinnertypeofpla

stic.ThatmeansIhavetoputitallwiththeregularrubbish.Text5M:Inthisactivity,youhavetoshootthearrowsattheballoons.W:Whatare

theyworth?M:Hitoneandyougetonepoint.Ifyouhitasecondballoon,yougetafurtherfivepoints.Ifyouhitathirdballoon,yougetan

othertenpoints!Text6M:I’mtryingtocountthecaloriesIeatsoIcanwatchmyweight.Eachday,IhavetonotedownwhatI’veeateninaspecialbooktoseeifItakeintoomuchen

ergy.W:Why?Youdon’thavetoimpressanybody,andyouaren’toverweight.M:Iknow,butI’mrunningtheLondonMarathonnextspring,andIjustwanttobeinthebestshapeIpo

ssiblycan.W:Ifyou’repreparingforamarathon,youneedtoeatmorecaloriesthanyourbodyuses,notless!You’llneedtheene

rgyforthoselongrunsintraining,oryou’llbeverytiredandill.Text7M:I’msogladwedidn’tgotoSouthAfricabecausethisholidaytoIndiahasbeenf

antastic!ButIwishtheseannoyingmosquitoswouldgoaway.W:Ifeelthesameway.Beforeweplannedourholiday,Iwasworriedaboutbeingea

tenbytigersorhurtbyelephants.Instead,I’vebeenbittenalloverbythesetinycreatures!That’sreallycrazy!M:Atleastit’sbeenniceandsunny.Thescenewasfascina

tingandcharming,wasn’tit?W:It’sbeenwaytoohot!Ithoughtthatwe’dgetsomethunderandrainsincethesouthhasatropicalclimate,butI’venot

seenacloudforawholeweek!M:Ha-ha!Theweatherwasalwayschangeable.Ohwell,we’llgobacktoChinatomorrow!I’mlookingforwardtoanothersurprise!Tex

t8M:Hello,madam,areyoureadytoorder?W:Notquite.I’mhavingtroublereadingthemenubecauseitiswritteninFrench

.M:Yes,madam,thatisbecausethisisaFrenchrestaurant.W:Iknowthat.Ijustthoughtthatsincewe’reinEngland,themenumightbetranslatedintoEnglis

h.ThereisanexcellentSpanishrestaurantaroundthecorner,andalltheirmealsarewritteninEnglish.M:Iappreciateyourfeedbackan

dI’lltalktoourmanageraboutthat.MaybeIcouldrecommendadishforyou?Whataboutboiledpotatoesservedwithfreshvegetablesandt

hefinestchickenfromnorthernFrance?W:No,thankyou.Thatdoesn’tsoundveryappealingtomeasIdon’teatmeat.学科网（北京）股份有限公司M:Ah,perhapsyouwouldpreferf

riedpotatoesservedwithgarlicbreadandafruitsaladwithmushroomsandafruitsaladwithmushroom.W:Ijustwantafruitsalad.Butcouldyouaskthecheftotakethemushrooms

out?Idon’tlikethetasteofthem.M:Yes,ofcourse.Text9M:Welcometoyourfirstdayonthejob.Howareyoufeeling?Excited?W:Alittlebitnervousrea

lly.M:Oh,youneedn’tbe.Everyoneisnicehere.Okay,soletmeshowyouwhereyou’llbeworking.Followme...W:Wow,thiswholeofficeisjus

tforme?M:Yes,itjoinsontominethroughthatdooroverthere.Whenclientsarrive,theywaitoutsideinthewaitingroomandthereceptioni

stwillshowthemthroughwhenyouareready...Overhereareyourcomputers.W:Oh,wow,threescreens!M:Yes,oneismainlyforrunningoursecurity

programwhichyou’llhavetrainingonlatertoday.Theothertwoareforadministration,wordprocessing,andthevarious

marketingprojectstheclientsneedyoutoworkon.Don’tworry,Iknowit’salottotakein!We’llgothroughitallbitbybit.W:Thankyou.Iknowit’salot,buttobehonest,Ican’t

waittogetstarted.M:Great.Well,shallwestartthingsoffbygoingthroughthosewoodendoubledoors?It’swhereallthestaffgathereverymorn

ing.W:Isthatabigmeetingroombehindthedoubledoors?M:No,it’swherewehavethebesthotdrinksmachineintheworld!Comeon

,let’sstartthedayoffwithanicecoffee.Text10Therewasamanwhohadtaughtintoughinner-cityAmericanschoolsforover30years.HewasMr.Smith.Whenheretired,hetr

aveledtoasmallcountryinAfricacalledBurundi.Hesetupasmallschoolinaruralpartofthecountry.Itwasinavillagewithnomainroadsorfreshrunningwater.Whent

heboysinthevillagereachedtheageofseven,theywouldjointheirfatherstohuntforfood,whilegirlswouldlearnhowtolookafterthehomew

iththeirmothers.Whentheschoolwasbuilt,thevillagersshooktheirheads.“Whywouldweneedaschool?”theysaid.Butoutofcuriosity,thechildrenatt

endedtheschool,andinstantlyrealizedthattheylovedtolearnnewthings!Thatwasovertwentyyearsago.Nowthevillagehass

hopsandfreshrunningwater.Manychildrenhavegrownupandfoundwell-payingjobsinthecityoroverseas.Iamoneofthosechildren.Afterbeingtaught

byMr.Smith,IwenttouniversityinEnglandandnowIworkforanationalnewspaper.Ishallbeforevergratefultomyoldteacherforeveryt

hinghedidformeandmyvillage.