2025届河南省TOP二十名校高三上学期调研考试三英语试卷

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一、未知
1．What are the speakers mainly talking abut?
A．When t attend a special party.
B．Hw t chse a suitable dress.
C．The hair style the wman wants.
2．What des the wman suggest the man d with her?
A．G running.B．Take a walk.C．D sme shpping.
3．Where des the cnversatin prbably take place?
A．On a bus.B．In an apartment.C．At a statin.
4．What did the man d last week?
A．He bught a new car.B．He passed his driving test.C．He paid a visit t the wman.
5．Where will the speakers g tgether next week?
A．A cncert.B．A bar.C．A music schl.
听下面一段较长对话，回答以下小题。
6．What is the prbable relatinship between the speakers?
A．Cwrkers.B．Schlmates.C．Neighbrs.
7．What did the wman d in Suth Krea?
A．She went sightseeing.B．She applied fr a jb.C．She taught in a university.
听下面一段较长对话，回答以下小题。
8．Hw lng is the gym pen every day?
A．Fr 5 hurs.B．Fr 12 hurs.C．Fr 19 hurs.
9．What des the gym ffer t its members?
A．Training clthes.B．Pick-up service.C．Nutritin advice.
10．What will the wman d next?
A．Fill in an applicatin frm.
B．Pay $350 fr her first class.
C．Meet an expert persnal trainer.
听下面一段较长对话，回答以下小题。
11．What impact did Typhn Rumbia make?
A．Mst hmes were ruined.
B．There was slight flding.
C．The electricity was cut ff.
12．What measure was taken befre Typhn Rumbia came?
A．Warnings were given in advance.
B．All peple were mved t basements.
C．Shelters prepared anything lcals wanted.
13．What’s the wman’s attitude t public awareness campaigns against natural disasters?
A．Indifferent.B．Apprving.C．Negative.
听下面一段较长对话，回答以下小题。
14．Hw many times des the man travel abrad a year?
A．Five.B．Six.C．Twelve.
15．What des the man think f traveling in Asia?
A．High-pressure.B．Time-saving.C．Budget-friendly.
16．Hw des the wman prefer t travel?
A．By train.B．By car.C．By plane.
17．What is the man afraid f while traveling?
A．Reserving tickets.B．Packing belngings.C．Lsing the passprt.
听下面一段独白，回答以下小题。
18．What is the speaker?
A．A writer.B．A hst.C．A directr.
19．What des the speaker say abut Lily?
A．She is famus fr her best-selling nvel.
B．The film she stars in will cme ut sn.
C．Her recent film has wn ver 17 awards.
20．What des Lily use a platfrm t d?
A．Prmte her latest films.
B．Share persnal inspiring stries.
C．Raise awareness f mental health.
Hw t Explre Cartagena, Clmbia?
Cartagena is ne f Clmbia’s easiest cities t travel arund. The well-preserved histric center and neighbring cmmunities invite explratin n ft, leading yu thrugh the picturesque streets, hidden alleys (小巷) and engaging squares.
Walking is ne f the best ways t get t knw Cartagena’s histric center, a pedestrian-friendly place separated frm the rest f the mdern city by a thick stne wall that dates back t the 16th century. The Old Twn wuld take nly 20 minutes t travel arund n ft—yet it’s s filled with appealing attractins that yu can spend days wandering its alleys. In fact, mst f Cartagena’s tp sites can be fund either here r just utside Las Murallas (the wall).
Just east f the Old Twn’s Trre del Relj, neighbring Getsemani is just as walkable. Traditinally a neighbrhd f the wrking class, it has in recent years transfrmed int a trendy district full f htels, restaurants and cafes. At every turn, the streets and narrw alleyways present yu with clrful wall paintings r flags, kites, umbrellas and lights strung verhead.
Tips fr walking arund Cartagena: Head ut early in the mrning r late in the afternn t avid the heat f the midday sun. If yu dn’t have a hat r drinking water, yu’ll find plenty f vendrs (小贩) selling bth. Thugh Cartagena is ne f the safest cities t visit in Clmbia, crime can ccur. Keep yur valuables hidden frm view and pt fr a taxi late at night.
Shuld yu desire a swifter pace, a variety f transprtatin ptins are readily available t take yu away, including taxis, buses and Uber r ther ride-hailing (打车) apps. Yu can click here t find mre detailed infrmatin.
21．What separates Cartagena’s histric center frm the rest f the city?
A．A trendy district.B．A mdern square.
C．A centuries-ld stne wall.D．A hidden alley.
22．What are visitrs advised t d in Cartagena?
A．Avid walking late at night.B．Stay away frm vendrs.
C．Always carry an umbrella.D．Head ut early in the afternn.
23．Frm which is the text mst prbably taken?
A．A website.B．A newspaper.C．A travel brchure.D．A gegraphy textbk.
As the first Chinese tennis player t win Olympic gld in singles, Qinwen Zheng said she culd relax at last. The 21-year-ld said with a smile, “Because I just made histry.”
Zheng defeated Cratia’s Dnna Vekic in the Paris wmen’s final n Saturday. Zheng said bth her father and Chinese fans treated the Olympics as mre imprtant than Grand Slams (大满贯).“Me, t. Yu culd see the strength and the hunger in my eyes were different frm ther turnaments that I played,” Zheng said.
After Zheng’s final pint, she slid nt her back and laid n Rland Garrs’ famus clay curt lking up t the sky. The crwd in Paris n Saturday was filled with dzens f large and small waving Chinese flags and a tn f supprt fr Zheng. After shaking Vekic’s hand, Zheng blew kisses t the crwd, then tk ne f the Chinese flags in the stands and draped (披) it ver her shulders. “All the Chinese fans were cheering fr me,” she said, using it as mtivatin rather than disturbance in her head.
Zheng mentined Li Na, the nly Chinese player t win Grand Slam singles titles. “Since I was a child, Li Na has been an inspiratin t me,” Zheng said. “I always want t becme ne that can inspire yung kids t lve tennis.”
In a turnament f upsets, wrld N. 7 Zheng was the final Tp 10 player remaining. She defeated N. 1 Iga Swiatek in the semifinals, putting an end t Swiatek’s 25-match win streak at Rland Garrs. “Beating Swiatek in Paris means a lt fr me because I lst against her six times,” Zheng said.
Zheng has emerged as ne f the next big names in tennis after a breakut year which included an appearance in her first Grand Slam final at the Australian Open in January. Zheng dminated Saturday’s match frm the start, winning 10 f the first 12 pints befre building a 3-0 lead after an early break.
24．What can we learn frm paragraph 2?
A．Zheng’s fans brught much pressure t Zheng.
B．Zheng’s father has been very strict with Zheng.
C．Zheng has lst against Dnna Vekic many times.
D．Zheng was eager fr victry at the Paris Olympics.
25．Hw did Zheng react n the spt after winning the gld medal?
A．She gave a hug t her ppnent.B．She kissed the famus clay curt.
C．She shk hands with the crwd.D．She celebrated with a Chinese flag.
26．What des Zheng expect t d accrding t the text?
A．Beat Li Na in a match.B．Fuel kids’ passin fr tennis.
C．Teach yung kids t play tennis.D．Find a new cach fr turnaments.
27．Why is Iga Swiatek mentined in paragraph 5?
A．T highlight Zheng’s surprising perfrmance.
B．T indicate the tennis sprt is less cmpetitive.
C．T shw Zheng’s cntinuus dminance in tennis.
D．T tell the reasn why Zheng fell in lve with tennis.
In AD 79, Munt Vesuvius erupted, burying the city f Pmpeii and nearby areas in thick vlcanic ash. Amng them was Herculaneum, a small seaside resrt (度假胜地) n the west cast f central Italy. Nearly 2,000 years later, the ancient city’s beach has been excavated (挖掘) and restred. It was pened t the public n June 19, 2024. “The restratin f the beach allws peple t see the site frm the same psitin as the ancient Rman peple,” said Francesc Siran, the directr f the Herculaneum Archaelgical Park.
The riginal beach featured black sand. Hwever, t ensure wheelchair accessibility, lcal authrities replaced the sand with a dark-clred material that clsely matches the riginal hue. Visitrs can nt nly enjy the restred beach but als explre the ancient city’s ther impressive attractins, including remarkably well-preserved baths, an undergrund theater and luxurius hmes.
Named after the Greek gd Hercules, Herculaneum was nce a ppular hliday destinatin fr Rme’s upper-class families due t its mild weather. The city lay hidden under mre than 150 feet f ash until its accidental discvery in 1709. Excavatins thrughut the 18th and 19th centuries revealed buildings, art and ther ancient artifacts. But very few human remains were discvered at first. This led researchers t believe that the residents had managed t escape befre the vlcanic ash cvered the city cmpletely.
Hwever, subsequent digs in the 1980s, 1990s and 2000s revealed ver 300 skeletns (骨架). The remains f wmen, children and babies were fund sheltered inside the bat huses. Thse f men, bth yung and ld, were discvered n the beach. Researchers believe the lcals had escaped there in the hpe f being rescued by bats.
Thugh it has been ver 2,000 years since the eruptin, excavatins in Pmpeii, Herculaneum, and surrunding areas cntinue t uncver new secrets. Recent digs have revealed a fantastic shrine (神殿) with blue walls and a gathering rm with vivid paintings describing an ancient war, giving the viewers a feeling f being present n the scene.
28．What des the underlined wrd “hue” in paragraph 2 prbably mean?
A．Material.B．Architecture.C．Clr.D．Size.
29．Why were the residents initially believed t have escaped the eruptin?
A．Escape rutes were revealed.B．Histrical accunts were restred.
C．Survived families were surveyed.D．Few human remains were fund.
30．What did the researchers cnclude frm ver 300 skeletns?
A．Men and wmen were equally treated.B．The residents were trying t seek rescue.
C．There were many survivrs f the eruptin.D．Survival skills were remarkable at that time.
31．What des the text fcus n?
A．Unavidable vlcanic eruptins.B．Unique ancient Rman culture.
C．The excavatin f an ancient city.D．The ppularity f a hliday destinatin.
Atlantic spawning salmn (产卵鲑鱼) are making their way back t the spawning grunds in the waters f the Derwent River in Derbyshire, UK. This is the first time that salmn have returned t the waters f the upper river in 100 years.
While Atlantic salmn usually swim in the cean, they first live in freshwater rivers—as upstream as they can g. They begin their life in an egg that typically hatches in January r February. The hatchlings typically spend a year r tw at their birthplace befre they swim dwnstream. Atlantic salmn g away fr tw years r mre befre returning t spawn.
But due t industrializatin and intensive river management, the fish were driven ut. The pr health f many f the UK’s rivers due t pllutin, the increased extractin (提取) f water t be used fr drinking and the remval f the bends in water that are necessary fr the salmn t have places t feed and spawn have made it difficult fr the fish t get back t their hme rivers. Mst imprtantly, the rutes that the salmn histrically swam have been blcked by many dams and weirs (大坝和堰), making it impssible fr the salmn t return t spawn.
Luckily, in the summer f 2022, a prject led by the Wild Trut Trust—a river cnservatin charity—began remving cncrete weirs that blcked several rivers in Derbyshire.
Dr Tim Jacklin, a cnservatin fficer fr the Wild Trut Trust, said, “We have pened up a gd ten kilmeters f spawning habitat upstream, s that translates int hundreds f yung salmn that will make their way dwnstream and t cme back and spawn.” As expected, the remval f the weir at the Snake River nw allws salmn t travel up the Derwent River.
It is hped that within a few years, the rivers that have been essentially rewilded will cntinue t develp habitats with a large variety f species that are gd fr the salmn and fr peple as well. There is still a lng way t g, but the return f the salmn t the Derwent River after 100 years is a sign that this cnservatin effrt is already a success.
32．Where did Atlantic salmn use t start their life?
A．In the deep cean.B．In the upper freshwater rivers.
C．Alng the dwnstream bends.D．Near dwnstream dams and weirs.
33．What is paragraph 3 mainly abut?
A．The barriers t spawning salmn.B．The causes f salmn’s extinctin.
C．The difficulty f remving weirs.D．The necessity f mnitring salmn.
34．Hw des Dr Tim Jacklin sund?
A．Wrried.B．Hpeful.C．Critical.D．Uninterested.
35．What des the authr imply abut cnservatin effrts?
A．They shuld be research-based.B．They prduce temprary results.
C．They are actually far frm effective.D．They require lng-term cmmitment.
Instead f rushing thrugh life, slwer living allws yu t be fully present in the mment and t better enjy yur life. Hwever, when yu are living in a fast-paced wrld, it’s nt easy t find the time t rest and recharge. Here are fur tips t help yu live a slwer and better life.
Have cntrl ver technlgy. While technlgy is imprtant fr yur jb and fr yur life, being cnnected all day and night is nt gd fr yur physical and mental health. 36 Setting aside time t discnnect helps yu recnnect t smething imprtant. Slwer living requires yu t cntrl technlgy instead f being cntrlled by it.
Plan yur time. Accept slwer living by resetting yur time. The best way t d this is t structure yur day s yu are nt multitasking and lsing mtivatin. Switching between many tasks and lcatins causes yu t lse time. 37
Practice gratitude. Take a few minutes every day t reflect n the things yu are grateful fr. 38 This culd help change yur fcus frm the things that cause stress and anxiety t the psitive things yu have in yur life like friends and family.
39 Staying well rested is the key t being physically and mentally well. The best way t d that is t priritize sleep. 40 Start a bedtime rutine by turning ff electrnics an hur befre bed, reading befre bed, r taking a warm bath. Making sure that yu get enugh sleep is imprtant fr yu t be yur best.
A．Make rest a pririty.
B．But dn’t leave this t chance.
C．Be grateful fr getting enugh sleep.
D．Make gd use f yur wn spare time.
E．Yu can write these dwn in a gratitude jurnal r say them ut lud.
F．That’s the time yu can use fr yurself and the things that yu lve t d.
G．S even if yur jb requires a lt f screen time, take regular breaks during the day.
During the 2007—2008 financial crisis, my dad was ut f wrk and struggling t find a jb. was tight as nly my mm was wrking.
One day, my dad tk my brther and me t a shp fr schl clthes. We each tw suits and a pair f shes, and my brther als picked basketball shrts.
At the checkut, the surpassed (超出) what my dad culd affrd. He asked the cashier t remve the shrts, but it still wasn’t enugh. I suggested taking ff ne f my suits and a pair f shes t the cst. Befre my dad culd agree, the man behind us . He instructed the cashier t put all the back and handed her a $100 bill, insisting the change be given t my dad.
, my dad refused plitely, that times were tugh fr everyne. The man , requesting that my dad pay it frward in the future.
Thanks t that genersity, my brther and I had new clthes fr schl. That act f has deeply influenced me. Whenever I smene struggling, I will think f the man’s face and selflessness. I always try my best t thers, fllwing in the ftsteps f the kind .
41．A．SecurityB．TimeC．MneyD．Schedule
42．A．chseB．bughtC．tailredD．drpped
43．A．weightB．ttalC．menuD．ticket
44．A．impatientlyB．inncentlyC．uncertainlyD．unwillingly
45．A．cverB．reduceC．estimateD．cmpare
46．A．cut inB．turned backC．pulled verD．signed up
47．A．elementsB．creditC．equipmentD．items
48．A．EventuallyB．RandmlyC．InitiallyD．Gradually
49．A．identifyingB．recallingC．emphasizingD．assessing
50．A．cmplainedB．insistedC．aplgizedD．prtested
51．A．unexpectedB．familiarC．disastrusD．incmplete
52．A．trustB．pwerC．understandingD．kindness
53．A．interviewB．encunterC．acceptD．respect
54．A．teachB．knwC．fllwD．help
55．A．strangerB．staffC．salesmanD．cmpanin
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。
The headwater regin f the Yangtze River, knwn as Sanjiangyuan, is sensitive t climate change. The eclgical envirnment f the surce area plays a crucial rle in maintaining the 56 (stable) f the climate system, water resurces security, bidiversity and ecsystem security alng the Yangtze River.
In 1976, China rganized its first scientific expeditin (探险) t the headwater regin f the Yangtze River. After 57 (vercme) many hardships, the expeditin team 58 (final) discvered the surce f the Yangtze River t the ft f Munt Geladandng, which revised the length f the Yangtze River and 59 (cnfirm) it as the third-lngest river in the wrld.
In rder t gain a deeper understanding f the changes in the eclgical envirnment in the surce area f the Yangtze River, cmprehensive scientific expeditins 60 (carry) ut t the Sanjiangyuan area since 2012. The expeditins have gne thrugh sme 61 (stage), namely entering, studying and prtecting the surce f the river.
At present, the expeditins have led t 62 field scientific research bservatin system, including ver 20 river bservatin sectins and pints, extending 63 wetlands, glaciers, water eclgy and water envirnment evlutin, t river channel evlutin and water and sand changes.
“In the future, 64 (prvide) mre scientific supprt fr the prtectin f the Yangtze River, we will cnduct crss-field cperatin with mre scientific research institutins,” said Xu Ping, 65 is invlved in the expeditins.
66．在中国第14个全国食品安全宣传周(China Fd Safety Publicity Week)来临之际，你校正在举办以“食品安全”为主题的英语征文比赛。请你写一篇短文投稿，内容包括：
1．食品安全的重要性;
2．提高食品安全的措施。
注意：1．写作词数应为80个左右;
2．可以适当增加细节，以使行文连贯。
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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。
Jhn and David had been friends since they met in cllege, and nw they fund themselves hiking thrugh a lcal muntain. The nn sun shne thrugh the frest as they walked frward, their backpacks heavy with supplies.
“Hw much further d yu think we need t g befre reaching the tp?” Jhn said. “The guy we met at the ft f the muntain prbably has already made it. I think we shuld speed up.”
David cnsulted the map and said, “We shuld reach the tp in abut an hur. We’re making gd prgress. There’s n hurry—we shuldn’t miss the surrunding scenery.”
As they cntinued their jurney, the landscape arund them changed. The frest gradually thinned ut, revealing the beauty f the surrundings. They stpped ccasinally t phtgraph the unique flwers and trees they encuntered alng the way.
“Lk at that!” Jhn suddenly shuted, pinting t a pair f mnkeys swinging thrugh the trees. The animals seemed t be playing a game f chase, their mvements quick and smth. The friends tk sme phts f the scene and then decided t cntinue their jurney.
Just then, they heard a distant cry fr help. Bth f them stpped in their tracks, listening carefully. The call came again, clearer this time. Withut hesitatin, Jhn and David drpped their planned rute and headed in the directin f the vice.
After abut ten minutes f careful search, they fund a yung hiker, Michael, wh turned ut t be the guy they had met a few hurs befre.
“What happened t yu, Michael? D yu need any help?” Jhn asked.
“I hiked s fast that I hurt my ankle and culdn’t walk. I was tired and hungry… I was wndering if yu culd…” Michael said hesitantly.
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。
“Of curse we culd help yu,” Jhn said firmly, pulling ut his first-aid kit.
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Michael said, “Yu’re almst reaching the tp. Yu shuldn’t give up because f me.”
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