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新高中创新联盟TOP二十名校高三10月调研考试英语全卷满分150分，考试时间120分钟注意事项：1．答卷前，考生务必将自己的姓名，准考证号填写在答题卡上，并将条形码粘贴在答题卡上的指定位置。2．回答选择题时，选出每小题答案后，用铅

笔把答题卡上对应题目的答案标号涂黑。如需改动，用橡皮擦干净后，再选涂其他答案标号。回答非选择题时，将答案写在答题卡上。写在本试卷上无效。3．考试结束后，将本试卷和答题卡一并收回。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。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．Whatisp

robablythewoman?A．Acomputerrepairspecialist．B．Anonlineengineer．C．Asalesmanager．2．Whatarethespeakerst

alkingabout?A．Tea．B．Somesweets．C．Acup．3．Whatsubjectisthemangoodat?A．Maths．B．English．C．Science．4．Whatdidthemandolastnight?A．H

ewatchedTV．B．Hevisitedthezoo．C．Headoptedapet．5．Whatistheprobablerelationshipbetweenthespeakers?A．Teacherands

tudent．B．Doctorandpatient．C．Motherandson．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。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．Whydoesthemansaysorrytothewoman?A．Heislateforthemeeting．B．Hecan’tgivethewomanalift．C．Hedidn’tb

ookthehotelinadvance．7．Wheredoestheconversationprobablytakeplace?A．Inahotel．B．Inanoffice．C．Attheairport．听第7段材料，回答第8、9题。8．Whydoestheman

oftenvisitforestparks?A．Towalkhisdog．B．Togetwritinginspiration．C．Tomeethisfriend．9．Whichseasonisitnow?A．Summer．B．

Autumn．C．Winter．听第8段材料，回答第10至12题。10．Wheredoesthemanplantogofirst?A．Thetrainstation．B．Thepostoffice．C．Thesupermarket．11．Whatwillthewo

manprobablydo?A．Dosomecooking．B．Arrangetheroom．C．Cleanthegarage．12．Whowillpickuptheman’smother?A．Theman．B．Thewoman．C．Thewoman’scousins．听第9段材料，回答第1

3至16题。13．WhatcanweknowaboutBetty?A．Sheoftenfellill．B．Shefeltstressed．C．Shewasverybusy．14．WhydoesBettyrunherownbusiness?A．Tohaveaflexiblesc

hedule．B．Totravelmore．C．Toearnmoremoney．15．WhatexercisedoesBettyenjoy?A．Teamsports．B．Yoga．C．Running．16．W

hatdoesBettysuggestaboutsavingtime?A．Checkingemailsonthewaytowork．B．Havingalotofsimilarclothes．C．Makingto-dolists．听第10段材料，回答第17至20题。17．Howmanyhomes

didMrBeastbuildforfamiliesinneed?A．10．B．50．C．100．18．WhatisMrBeastfamousfor?A．Charityefforts．B．Sellingvideos．C．Challengingothers．19．Wh

atdidMrBeastgivetothechildreninonevillage?A．Food．B．Newbicycles．C．Storybooks．20．WhydidMrBeastextendgratitudetohisviewers?A．

Theyhelpedhimsellthebikes．B．Theydonatedmoneyfortheproject．C．Theymadetheprojectpossiblebywatching．第二部分阅读（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。AStudyAbroadWithHarvardFaculty（教员）AroundtheWorldExpectat

rueHarvardexperiencenextsummer?DuringaHarvardSummerSchoolStudyAbroadprogram，youwillengageyourintellectualcuriositywithHarvardfaculty，buildane

wnetworkoffriendsandexpandyourunderstandingoftheworld．Theprograms，fromfourtoeightweeksinlength，providearangeofacademicexperien

cesandopportunities，fromfocusedforeignlanguageandculturecoursestoimmersive（沉浸式）studyoflocation-specifictopi

csinthehumanities，socialsciencesandnaturalsciences．Weacceptapplicationsfromregisteredcollegestudentsa

tanyaccrediteduniversity．OurofficehoursofoperationareMondaytoFriday，9：00am-5：00pm．Interestedinlearningmoreaboutourprograms?PleaseemailusatSummerAbro

ad@Summer．Harvard．edu．HowtoApplytoStudyAbroadNextSummerApplicationstoStudyAbroadthroughHarvardSummerSchoolinSummer2025openo

nDecember6，2024．InordertobeconsideredforHarvardStudyAbroad，allapplicationsmustbereceivedbyJanuary25，2025．

Toapplyforaprogram，youmust：●Beatleast18yearsold．●Havecompletedatleastoneyearofcollegeorbeafirst-yearstud

ent．●Beingoodacademicstanding．Youmayapplyfornomorethantwoprograms．Ifapplyingfortwoprograms，youwillbeaskedtorankyourtwoapplicatio

nsinorderofpreference．Anyapplicationssubmittedinexcess（超过）ofthemaximumoftwowillbeautomaticallywithdrawn．OnDecember6，alinktotheapplicationforyo

urdesiredprogramwillbeavailableontheprogram’sWebpage．21．Howlongdotheprogramslastatmost?A．Fourweeks．B．Sixweeks．C．Sevenweeks．D．Eightweeks．2

2．Underwhatconditionareapplicants’applicationsuseless?A．Theapplicantschoosefourprogramstoapplyfor．B．Theapplicantssendt

heirapplicationsonMonday．C．Theapplicantshavenoexperienceofimmersivestudy．D．TheapplicantsapplyfortheprogramsonDecember8，2024．23．Whatisprobablythistex

t?A．Areport．B．Anadvertisement．C．Anacademicnotice．D．Auniversityintroduction．BOnacoldandgraymorning，NationalParkServicebiologistLidiaD’

Amicograbbedherbinoculars（双筒望远镜）andradioandbeganwalkingaroundtheisland’sroadsasusual．Onatypicalday，shewouldspendherwalktimewatchingbirds．O

nthisday，however，shespottedsomethingstrange：a“bigfigure”perchingonarockontheisland’snorthwestside．Acloserlookrevealedtheunknownobjecttobea

babysealion，whichwasararesightingontherock，andrarerbecausethecreaturewassofaroutofthewater．“Thissealion

haddraggeditselfallthewayuptherocksandwasn’tmoving，whichIknewwasunusual，”D’Amicoexplained．Theislandisnotasuitableplaceformammals（哺乳类），sinceit’sexp

osedtosevereconditionsandlacksapermanentsourceofwater．Asmallrockaround100yardsoffthenorthsideoftheisland，called“LittleAlcatraz

”，isusedby7to8sealsduringlowtide（潮水）．Buttheislandisruledbybirds．Uponreturningafewhourslatertocheckontheunexpectedvisitor，D’Amic

ofoundthesealionunmoved，soshemadeacalltoTheMarineMammalCenter．Evenwiththehelpoffellowparkworkers，ittookgreatefforttoloadthe40-poundbabyintoabox

andthentheytransferredhimtoTheMarineMammalCenter．Oncesafelyashore，thebabywaspickedupbythestafffromTheMa

rineMammalCenter，whotransportedhimtotheiranimalhospitalintheHeadlands．Forthefirstmonthafterhisrescue，thelittlebaby’sconditionwas“g

uarded”，andhewasslowtorecover．However，withtreatmentandfeedingsprovidedbythestaff，hebegantogainweight．Aftertwomonthsoftreatmen

t，afatandhealthysealioncouldwalkslowly．Theonceill-fedbabyhadbeenclearedtoreturntothewild．Recovered，hewentintothewatersofhisnewli

fewithanewname：Alcatraz，thesealion．24．Whichofthefollowingcanreplacetheunderlinedword“perching”inparagraph2?A．Resti

ng．B．Playing．C．Singing．D．Wandering．25．Whatistheauthor’spurposeinwritingthethirdparagraph?A．Tolistarelatedexample．B．Tosummarizepreviouspar

agraphs．C．Tointroducethemaintopic．D．Toprovidebackgroundinformation．26．WhatdidD’Amicodoforthesealion?A．Shehelpedhimgointothewater．B．Shetookcareofhi

mintheHeadlands．C．ShecalledtheMarineMammalCenter．D．Shetransferredhimtotheanimalcenter．27．Whichofthefollowingisthesuitabletitleforthetext?A．AStra

ngeIslandB．TheRescueofaSeaLionC．LidiaD’Amico’sAdventureD．TheStrugglingLifeofMammalsCAninternationalteamofresearchersledbyth

eUniversityofBristolhascastlightonEarth’searliestecosystem，showingthatwithinafewhundredmillionyearsofplanetar

yformation，lifeonEarthwasalreadybooming（繁荣的）．EverythingalivetodayoriginatesfromacommonancestorknownasLUCA（LastUniversalCommonA

ncestor）．LUCAistheassumptivecommonancestorfromwhichallmoderncellularlife，fromsingle-celledorganismslikeba

cteriatothehugeredwoodtreesaswellasushumansoriginates．LUCAstandsforthesourceofthetreeoflifebeforeitsplitsintothegroupsrecognizedtoday：Bacte

ria，ArchaeaandEukarya．Theteamcomparedallthegenes（基因）inthegenomesoflivingspecies，countingthevariationsthathaveoccurredwithintheirord

ersovertimesincetheysharedanancestorinLUCA．Thetimeofseparationofsomespeciesisknownfromthefossil（化石）recordandsotheteamusedageneticequi

valentofthefamiliarequationusedtocalculatespeedinphysicstoworkoutwhenLUCAexisted，arrivingattheanswerof4．2billionyearsago，aboutfou

rhundredmillionyearsaftertheformationofEarthandoursolarsystem．Next，theteamworkedoutthebiologyofLUCAbymodelli

ngthephysiologicalcharacteristicsoflivingspeciesbackthroughthegenealogy（宗谱）oflifetoLUCA．Leadauthor，DrEdmundMoodyexplained，“Theevolutionaryhi

storyofgenesiscomplicatedbytheirexchangebetweenlineages（细胞系）．Wehavetousecomplexevolutionarymodelstoharmonizetheevolutionaryhistoryofge

neswiththegenealogyofspecies．”Co-authorProfessorPhilipDonoghuesaid，“OurworkrevealsinsightsintoearlyEarthandlif

ethatcouldnotbeachievedbyanyonesubjectalone．Italsodemonstratesjusthowquicklyanecosystemwasestablishedonearl

yEarth．ThissuggeststhatlifemaybeboomingonEarth-likebiosphereselsewhereintheuniverse．”28．WhatcanbelearnedaboutLUCAfromthetext?A．It

representstherootofthetreeoflife．B．Itisonlytheancestorofredwoodtrees．C．Itwasdividedintotwogroups．D．Itdidn’tchangemuchovertime．29．WhendidLUCA

existaccordingtothetext?A．About4．6billionyearsago．B．About3．8billionyearsago．C．About4．2billionyearsago．D．About400millionyearsago．3

0．Whatcanweconcludefromthetext?A．LUCAwastheonlyformoflifeonEarththen．B．LUCAwasprobablyaverycomplexorganism．C．

ThestudyofLUCAisthefinalstepinexploringtheuniverse．D．TheformationofEarthwascloselyrelatedtothatofotherplanets．31．WhatdidPhilipDonog

huesayabouttheirstudy?A．Itwastime-consuming．B．Itwasdisappointing．C．Itwaslabor-saving．D．Itwasmeaningful．DTheIKEAeffect，namedaft

erSwedishfurnituregiant，describeshowpeopletendtovalueanobjectmoreiftheymakeorassemble（组装）itthemselves．Morebroadly，

theIKEAeffecttellshowwetendtolikethingsmoreifwe’vespentefforttocreatethem．Itgoeswithoutsayingthatweliketofeellikeweknow

whatwe’redoing；thatwearecapableofhandlingthetasksthataregiventousandofdealingwithbarriersastheycomeup．Infact，ourperceivedself-efficacy—

thatis，ourbeliefsaboutourownabilitiestoperformwellandtakecontrolofourlives—isanimportantcomponentofouroverallment

alhealth．Researchhasprovidedgoodevidencethatthisself-efficacycanboostaroleintheIKEAeffect．Inoneexperiment，researchersstartedoutbygivingparticip

antsfourmathproblemstosolve．Onegroupgotveryeasyproblems（e．g．“Howlikelyisitthatafaircointhatisthrowno

ncewillcomeupheads?”），whiletheotherreceivedverydifficultones（e．g．“Youhavefourcoins．Threeofthecoinsarenormal，butoneofthemh

asheadsonbothsides．Youpickacoinatrandomwithoutlooking．Thecoinyoupickhasheadsononeside．Whataretheoddsthatifyouturnthecoinover，the

othersidewillbetails?”）．Thegoalofthispartoftheexperimentwastocontrolpeople’ssenseofcompetence：thegroupthatgotthehardproblemswaslikelytofeelstress

edoutandincapable，whiletheeasyproblemgroupdidn’thavetheirconfidenceshakenatall．Afterthemathproblems，participantswereshownapictureofabookc

asefromIKEAandaskedwhethertheywouldprefertobuyitpre-assembledortobuilditthemselves．Theresultsshowedthatpeoplewhohadhad

theirsenseofcompetencechallengedweremorelikelytosaythey’dprefertoassemblethebookcaseontheirown．Inotherwords，feelin

glikewe’reincapableofsomethingincreasesourdesiretoproveourselvesandappearcompetent，leadingustooverstatethevalu

eofthingswehavemade．32．WhatdoestheIKEAeffectfocuson?A．HowtoassemblefurniturefromIKEA．B．HowSwedishfurni

tureismade．C．Howpeoplelikethingstheycreate．D．Howtoincreaseself-efficacy．33．Whydidtheresearchersgiveparticipantsdifferentmathproblems?A．Tointerpre

ttheirreactions．B．Toaffecttheirsenseofconfidence．C．Tochecktheirintelligence．D．Tomaketheexperimentfunnier．34

．WhatdoesthetextsuggestabouttheIKEAeffect?A．Itonlyworksfortheassemblyoffurniture．B．Itmakespeopleundervalueeverythingtheycreate．C

．Ithasnoinfluenceonpeople’spurchasingdecisions．D．Itshowspeople’spsychologicalneedstofeelcompetent．35．Howdoestheauthorsupportthe

topicofthetext?A．Bypresentinganexperiment．B．Bygivingsomedefinitions．C．Bylistingdifferentopinions．D．Bysharingpersonal

experiences．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。Green-roofedstructuresdatebacktomanyyearsago，evenbeforetheconceptofhou

singasitisknowntodaywasbirthed．Theearliestgreenroofscameintheformofsod（草皮）roofsabovecaves．Plantswereusedontopofthecavesforceremonialandagricu

lturalpurposes．36．ThemostfamousgreenroofofalltimewastheHangingGardensofBabylon．Thegardensweredocumentedasoneofthesevenwondersofth

eworldatthetime．37．Thegardenswerebuiltoverarched（拱形的）stonescoveredwithwaterproofreeds（芦苇）．Asmodernitybegan，mostpeopleswitched

toironsheetsandroofingtiles．Withtheseoptionsavailable，afewconsideredtheideaofgreenroofing．Asindustrializationkickedin，moreroofingoptionsmadetheHan

gingGardensofBabylonseemlikeanancientidea．Yearsofworseningenvironment，duetotheagriculturalandindustrialrevolution，

followed．38．Theworldsoonrealizedthatpreservinggreenspaceswaskeytohumansurvival．Asaresult，mostpeoplestartedpayingattentiontonature，l

eadingtotherevival（复兴）ofgreenroofs．Moderngreenroofingtechnologytookshapearoundthe1960s．ItallstartedwhenGermanyinventedtechnologya

gainstroofaccess．Thenewtechnologywasheavilymarketed，andmostpeopleinGermanystartedadoptinggreenroofs．39．Today，greenroofsaregrowingi

npopularityacrosstheworld，andAmericaisleadingtherace．Researchshowsthattheglobalgreenroofsmarketgrewby17．7％in2023from$1．53billioni

n2022to1．80billion．Themarketisexpectedtohit$3．31billionby2027．40．Suchroofsaredesignedinsuchawaythattheycanholdwaterandgrowplantsthroughoutthey

ear．Inmostcases，theplantsgrownongreenroofsdonotrequiremuchwaterandsooftendon’thaveirrigation．However，fixingagreenroofisnotastraightforwardaff

air．A．Indesigningagreenroof，therearesometrapsthatneedavoidingB．Eventually，theeffectsofenvironmentalworseningstartedappearingC．Insimpleterms，greenr

oofsareanyroofsthatfeaturegreenlivingmatterD．Sincethen，manymoretechnologieshavecomeupthathaveadvancedgreenroofsE．Overtime，sodroofslosttheirvalue

duetonaturaldisastersandborrowingbyanimalsF．Althoughsimilartowhatagreenrooflooksliketoday，theirengineeri

ngwasquitedifferentG．Ifyouintendtouseagreenroof，youmustmakesureyouhaveastablefoundationandwalls第三部分语言运用（共两节，满分30分）第一节（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。Wewereintheeighthdayofaheatwavethatseemedtohavenoend．Thesumme

rheatwashardto41andithadgottensohotthatIwasevenhavingtroublefallingasleepatnight．Ifelt__42andnotreadytotakeontheday．Isatslowlydri

nkingmymorningcoffeeandhopingthatitcouldhelpto43upmyeyelids（眼皮）．ItwasearlyinthemorningbutIhadalreadyfeltextremelyhot．AsIsatt

herenotwantingtogetupfrommykitchentable，Iwatched44outofmywindow．Thedandelions（蒲公英）wasgrowingbackagaina

fterthelasttimewhenthegrasswas__45．Isawafewbees46fromflowertoflowerandmywearyfacemanageda47__smile．The

noutofnowhereabrilliant，yellowbutterfly48．Itwentaroundmywindowasiftosay“Hi!”andthen49downtothenearestdandelio

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．tolerateC．predictD．notice42．A．excitedB．gratefulC．tiredD．comfortable43．A．liftB．takeC．makeD．give44．A．quicklyB．lu

ckilyC．directlyD．lazily45．A．wateredB．plantedC．attendedD．cut46．A．cryingB．bouncingC．escapingD．drinking47．A．satisfactoryB．heartyC．w

eakD．broad48．A．wavedB．appearedC．repliedD．breathed49．A．droppedB．bentC．droveD．rolled50．A．yearB．momentC．monthD．week51．A．widenedB．stoppe

dC．changedD．failed52．A．calledinB．lookedaroundC．cameupD．passedaway53．A．stoodB．gatheredC．circledD．picked54．A．avoidB．pus

hC．rescueD．face55．A．loveB．skillsC．knowledgeD．plans第二节（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。Artificialintelligenceisbeingemployedtosa

feguardthecountry’soldestandtallestwoodenpagoda（塔）inNorthChina’sShanxiProvincewhichhasgonethrough56（nature）andhumandis

astersfor968years．Thetechnologyisbeingused57（improve）theunderstandingofthe67-meter-tallSakyamuniPagoda，visualizeitsstatesovertimeandprepareforrest

orationwork．58（build）entirelyoutofwoodwithouttheuseofnailsin1056duringtheLiaoDynasty，thepagoda，59complicateds

tructurefeaturesinnumerablemortisesandtenons（榫卯），hasweatheredearthquakes，warsandother60（challenge）．Astallasa20-sto

rybuilding，andwithabasediameterofabout30meters，thepagodaisaremarkablearchitecturalwonder．InApril，2024，a

virtualrealityprogramthatcopiesthepagoda61（release）byChinesetechnologycompanyLenovoGroupandTsinghuaUniversity’sSchoolofArchitectur

e．WearingVRglasses，visitorscanexperiencewhatitwouldbeliketoclimbthepagoda．62programhasbeendonatedtothecountygovernmen

ttobecomepartofitsdigitalmuseum．63Februarylastyear，theybeganconductingmodelingworkonthewoodenstructureinsidethepagoda，creatingadat

abaseofparameters（参数）throughstructuralresearch．Meanwhile，LenovoGroupisemployingitsAI-generatedcomputingtechnology，whi

ch64（perfect）combinesAI，neuralradiancefieldstechnologyandextendedrealitytechnologytoconstructadigital“twin”ofthepagoda．Besides65（benefit）tourists，th

etechnologiesprovidestrongtechnicalsupportforre-creatingthecompletestructureanddetailsofthepagoda．第四部分写作（共两节，满分40分）第一

节（满分15分）你校将组织一次主题为“红色教育资源”的英语演讲比赛。请你准备一篇演讲稿，内容包括：1．红色教育资源对青少年成长的重要性；2．如何更好地利用这些资源。注意：1．写作词数应为80个左右；2．请按如下格

式在答题卡的相应位置作答。Dearfellowstudents，Today，I’dliketotalkaboutthesignificanceoftheresourcesofeducationonthehistoryofrevolut

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_______Thankyou!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。Inaworldfullofuncertainties，therelivesaten

-year-oldgirlnamedKennedyCoke，whoisanenergeticyoungfighter．Herlifehasbeenaseriesofextraordinarybattles．Kennedy’sstorybeganmanyye

arsago．Atjusttwoyearsold，aroutinevisittourgentcareforwhatseemedlikeacommoncoldtookanunexpectedturn．Asthedoctorsex

aminedher，theydiscoveredalungtumor（肿瘤）．LittleKennedyhadararegeneticconditioncalledDICER1syndrome．Thiscon

ditionmadeitincrediblydifficultforherbodytoholduptumors，andthusshebeganherlongandtoughjourneyofbattlingmultiplehealthissues．Th

roughtheyears，Kennedyshowedremarkablecourage．Shewentthroughchemotherapy（化疗）andnumeroustreatments，andagainstallodds，sheovercameherinitialillness．

Shewasamiracleforawhile，bringinghopeandjoytoherfamily．ButlifehadmoreturnsinstoreforKennedy．InJanuary2024，duringarout

inecheck，doctorsdiscoveredanothertumor．Onceagain，Kennedyfacedthebattlebravely．Sheunderwentsurgerywithfirmdetermination．However，justsixmonthslater，he

rconditionworsened．Atonlytenyearsold，shehastofacemoredifficultiesthanmostpeoplemeetinalifetime．Asshepreparedf

orthisnewbattle，Kennedy’sspiritstartedtofadeaway．Hermother，JodiHillCoke，couldseethechangeinherdaughter．SheknewKennedyneed

edsomethingtocheerherupandgiveherhope．Andthat’swhensherememberedKennedy’sloveforTaylorSwift．Kennedywasahugefano

fthepopstarandhadalwaysdreamedofattendingtheErasTour．Butwiththetour’sticketssellingforthousandsofdollars，itseemedlikeanimpossibledream

．Determinedtoreignite（再次点燃）Kennedy’swish，JodireachedouttoTaylorSwift’steam，sharingKennedy’sinspiringstoryandherheartfeltwish．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。Fortunately，therequesttouchedheartsofTaylorSwift’steamandTaylorherselfresponded．_____________________________

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