湖北省荆州市沙市中学2024-2025学年高三上学期10月月考英语试卷（Word版附答案）

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Dear Sherlck,
As the chairman f Student Unin, I am, with heartfelt sincerity（真诚地）, writing t invite yu t deliver a speech cncerning daily exercise.
The speech is scheduled at 5:00 p. m. this Friday in the stadium. The reasn why we chse this theme is, initially, students’ insufficient awareness f exercise in daily life. Burdened with lads f schlwrk, seldm d students spare time fr ding exercise（部分倒装）. Additinally, taking int accunt（考虑） the natinal appealing（呼吁） t cultivate（培养） all-rund（全面发展的） students, practicing exercise enables us t be qualified graduates.
Yur accepting the invitatin wuld be highly appreciated, and yu, a sprt enthusiast, can undubtedly juice the speech up（给演讲增色） and make it reach a wider audience.
Yurs sincerely,
Li Hua
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Gradually, Emily's cnfidence grew with Mr. Jenkins’ help. Each class Mr. Jenkins taught her turned int an adventure f discvery, where numbers and shapes cmbined t create a symphny（交响乐） f lgic and imaginatin magically. She started t admire the elegance and harmny in variables（变量） and cncepts, just as she wuld appreciate the balance in her paintings. Tlerant and firm, she began t tackle（解决） her hmewrk with a newfund enthusiasm, keen t unveil（揭开） the mysteries hidden in it. Nt nly was she nw cunting dwn（倒数） the minutes until their next sessin, but her hmewrk errrs had witnessed an incredibly significant drp. Shrtly, she cmpleted the mid-term exams, with the results t be revealed sner.
Emily's heart raced when the results day arrived. Her stmach was a mix f butterflies（紧张） and anticipatin, a feeling she had never experienced fr a math test befre. Her fingers were icy as she tightly grasped fr her reprt card, heart punding in thrat. Hwever, the mment she scanned the scre, what caught her eye was a bld（粗体） “A” in red ink. It was mre than just a letter; it was a symbl f her transfrmatin, a reward t the hurs f hard wrk and the belief Mr. Jenkins had placed in her. Finally, Emily felt a ttal relief with a sweet peace flding int her. Maths was just her cup f tea（爱好） and n limits were impssible t break thrugh with a strng will and prper guidance.
1．B【原文】W: Excuse me. I need t get that suitcase ff the luggage hlder. I’m getting ff the train at the next statin.
M: Me, t. Let me get it ff fr yu, Madam.
W: It’s s kind f yu.
M: My pleasure.
2．C【原文】M: Hw d yu like the lecture this mrning?
W: It’s well-prepared but I can’t see anything nvel.
M: Yu can say that again. It’s nt suitable fr such an imprtant cnference.
3．A【原文】W: Please leave the curtain pen t let in sme sunlight and fresh air.
M: Are yu kidding? Where is the sunlight? I can nly see cluds.
W: Believe me. It will clear up in an hur r tw.
4．A【原文】M: Shall we rder a takeut supper?
W: I’m nt hungry and I dn’t feel like eating anything.
M: Maybe ur lunch was t rich. Hw abut us skipping supper tgether?
W: N prblem.
5．B【原文】M: Sarah, please return this file t Paul and ask him t imprve it accrding t my ntes.
W: Sure. Is there a deadline, Sir?
M: I need it befre 5:00 tmrrw afternn s that I can submit it t Mr. Jhnsn.
6．B 7．B
【原文】M: I’m ging shpping. Anything t add t the shpping list?
W: We need sme fruits.
M: Apples r ranges?
W: Oranges, this time. And maybe sme strawberries.
M: Strawberries are already n the list.
W: OK. Dn’t frget t pick up Sam frm the ftball club.
M: N prblem.
8．A 9．B 10．C
【原文】W: Mr. Muller, I wuld be curius t knw what gave yu the idea f starting a cuntry music restaurant.
M: Actually, my family has been in the restaurant business ever since my great-grandfather. He cked great meals, which made his restaurant very ppular. But it didn’t have much t d with music until my father’s days, wh ften invited lcal artists t sing in the restaurant. That practice was cmmn in restaurants at that time and the music style was usually Jazz. Sme diners wuld leave their seats and jin the artists in singing sngs?
W: Was it yu wh changed the style f the music?
M: Yu said it. Once, I invited Julie t sing in the restaurant and her sng, Blwing in the Wind, tuched me s deeply that I decided t make cuntry music a special part f my restaurant.
W: D yu mean Julie Adams?
M: Yes. She is nw famus, but at that time, she was just a cllege student, singing t pay fr her educatin.
11．C 12．B 13．A
【原文】M: Hell, Jan.
W: Hell, Mike. I think I need yur help.
M: What’s the matter?
W: The printer in my ffice just wn’t wrk. My cmputer reprt searching fr printer all the time.
M: Is the Wi-Fi wrking in yur ffice?
W: Yes. I can see the Wi-Fi n my phne.
M: Hw abut yur cmputer?
W: Let me have a lk. Eh… it’s cnnected, t.
M: In that case yu shuld try t recnnect the printer t the Wi-Fi.
W: I guess s, but hw?
M: I can’t be there in persn fr yu. Right nw, I am n a business trip. I will send yu a file f instructins. Yu just need t fllw the instructins t slve the prblem. It’s nt cmplex.
W: What if I still can’t make it.
M: Phne the technlgy department. Luke is in the ffice tday.
14．A 15．B 16．C
【原文】W: Are yu planning a trip arund the wrld fr yur gap year?
M: It can’t be called a trip arund the wrld. I just want t take a trip t Suth America. D yu have any suggestins？
W: I think the best suggestin shuld be fr yu t stay in hstels.
M: I knw that is a great way t save mney.
W: It surely is. Staying in a hstel is a lt cheaper than staying in a htel. When I visited Peru, I stayed in a hstel in Ica fr $3.5 a night! It was a 24-bed drmitry rm. But it was much cheaper than the typical htels there, which cst anywhere frm 15 t $100.
M: I like the price, but I dn’t knw what it will be like t share a rm with 23 peple.
W: Sme peple may nt like that. But t me, it is anther reasn I chse t stay in hstels. In my previus experiences, I have met quite several like-minded travelers.
M: Is that the best part f hstels fr yu?
W: T me, the best part is that mst hstels are equipped with a full kitchen, allwing me t ck my wn meals. And if yu are lucky, yu might even meet ther travelers that are willing t share the meal they have made.
17．B 18．A 19．A 20．A
【原文】
W: Kidzania is a play park fr children t experience adulthd. It is an interactive city made fr children aged 1-14. It cmbines inspiratin, fun and learning thrugh realistic rle-play, making Kidzania ne f the fastest-grwing glbal learning and entertainment brands in the wrld. Kids can independently explre an indr city f ver 7,000 square meters with mre than 100 exciting careers that they can try. In Tky Kidzania, they kick ff the day at the bank and then start wrking shifts at sme f the many jb experiences. Frm being a scientist t being a pizza chef, kids can experience different types f industries in a fun and playful way.
This mini-twn is set up t be perfect fr children. Cunters are lwer and shifts are shrt. But the learning is massive! Kidzania was brn in Mexic City and actually has 30 lcatins arund the wrld. S next time yu’re n a family vacatin, see if there’s ne f these parks nearby!