2025届安徽省淮北市和淮南市高三上学期第一次质量检测英语试题

这是一份2025届安徽省淮北市和淮南市高三上学期第一次质量检测英语试题，共11页。试卷主要包含了未知等内容，欢迎下载使用。

一、未知
1．What is emphasized in the text abut MSF's trauma care?
A．The imprtance f prfessinal skills.
B．The need fr varius medical supplies.
C．The cperatin amng different medical teams.
D．The significance f quick actin and time-saving.
2．What is a key challenge faced by MSF teams in cnflict znes?
A．Lack f trained medical persnnel.
B．Insufficient funding fr peratins.
C．Hspitals and health facilities nt functining.
D．Dctrs nt infrmed with first-hand infrmatin.
3．Hw many specific dnatin channels are mentined in the text?
A．2.B．3.C．4.D．5.
Unlike mst Singaprean university students, I did nt have a 6 mnths exchange abrad. Nr did I quit my jb and travel the wrld like s many travel blggers. Instead, here's my stry.
It began in 2014 with a trip t Bali. While saring n the flying fish at Kuta Beach, I thught, “This is the best feeling ever! ” Befre that last minute trip, I've never given much thught t traveling. Until 2011, when I was called t serve the natin and my precius annual leave were saved fr whatever activities were cl. But after Bali, I've jumped ut f a plane in Brazil, ran ff a cliff in Vietnam, scaled the highest vlcan in Indnesia, and cuch-surfed in Australia. I've gtten lst, gtten sick. I've cried and smiled. And yet I yearn fr it mre: The feeling f plunging int the unknwn. The freedm that cmes with explratin. I've caught the travel bug.
2016 was a year f laying lw. I paused traveling. I made sacrifices in my studies and scial life. While I stayed at hme and in schl, feeling sad inside, I slwly tk my time. I started an internet business that gives me the freedm t wrk frm anywhere in the wrld. I learnt self-defence t prtect myself n my travels. I even tk Spanish and Salsa classes. All fr my dream f returning t Suth America ne day.
The day I bked a ne-way ticket t Brazil, I decided t fully immerse in the lcal culture and recrd this jurney. As I type this n the plane ride, I want peple t knw travel is nt limited t shrt, unfulfilled weekend trips. I want peple t knw that it is pssible t live a life f yur dreams. I want peple t knw that it is a matter f the chices yu make daily. I've definitely learned a lt and my perspectives have changed. One thing hasn't thugh: my passin fr travel.
4．Which mment made the authr place much fcus n the idea f traveling?
A．Seeing many travel blggers quit their jbs t travel.
B．Feeling the excitement during the flying fish ride in Bali.
C．Being tld that he saved up enugh annual leave fr traveling.
D．Deciding t take a last-minute trip after nt traveling fr years.
5．What des the underlined phrase “the travel bug” in paragraph 2 mean?
A．A technical errr r prblem.B．An insect causing discmfrt.
C．A sudden strng interest r passin.D．Relxatin that cmes frm lng travels.
6．Hw did the authr handle his dilemma between persnal life and traveling dream in 2016?
A．By preparing skills fr future traveling.B．By taking shrt, scattered weekend trips.
C．By pausing his travels and writing blgs.D．By wrking full-time in the travel industry.
7．Which is the mst suitable title fr the text?
A．Chasing the Dream: Heading t BrazilB．Frm the Familiar t the Unknwn
C．Travel Paused, but the Dream Lives OnD．My Travel Stry: Hw it All Began
Dutch startup Nuwa claims t have invented the “wrld's mst advanced pen” that digitizes (数字化) ntes written by hand. The Grningen-based cmpany tday annunced a fresh cash injectin f €1. 5 millin t prmte the develpment f the prduct, which uses an inbuilt camera system, mtin sensrs, and artificial intelligence t capture text written n paper.
“Just write, and Nuwa Pen digitizes, ” Marc Tuinier, Nuwa's CEO, tld us. All the ntes are then stred n the startup's app. They can then be rganized, shared, and integrated with ther apps. A particularly fascinating feature is intelligent ntes, which scans and identifies rich text items such as dates, t-ds, and phne numbers frm the ntes. Users can then link the data with, fr instance, their calendar, t-d app, r phne bk. The feature is integrated with ver 50 apps. Nuwa cmpares it t a persnal assistant that puts yu n tp f yur schedule.
Nuwa is targeting the prduct at peple wh still enjy writing with a pen and ntebk. While many smart pens nly wrk n screens r digital writing systems, Nuwa prmises adaptability with every type f paper. The prduct als uses regular ink refills. “Other smart pen brands rely n special dtted paper t recgnize what the user is writing, s yu'll als be stuck buying their paper, ” Tuinier said. “Nuwa Pen can be used n any paper. ”
The Nuwa system is built arund tiny design. The device weighs just 28 grams—abut as much as a single AA battery—but prvides enugh pwer fr tw hurs f cntinuus writing. Three tiny cameras are used t digitize the text with 2 mm×2 mm sensrs. All the data is then prcessed directly n the device. “Capturing handwriting frm these sensrs in the pen itself, while a pen is cnstantly mving, is an extremely difficult task t get right— and we've dne it, ” Tuinier said. By cmbining the trusty ld ballpint pen with the digital wrld, Nuwa hpes that it can slve ne f thse needs. The device is nw available fr pre-rder.
8．What is the primary functin f the Nuwa Pen?
A．Intergrating pens with ther apps.B．Organizing handwritten ntes digitally.
C．Cmbining all apps int a single platfrm.D．Prviding a slutin fr persnal schedules.
9．Wh is the Nuwa Pen's main target buyer?
A．Peple wh prefer typing ver handwriting.
B．Peple wh shw interest in smart ink refills.
C．Peple wh have an extra budget fr paper purchase.
D．Peple wh appreciate traditinal pen and paper writing.
10．Why des the authr list a series f numbers in the last paragraph?
A．T shw hw prtable the device is.B．T explain the structure f the cameras.
C．T demnstrate the device's perating time.D．T describe the materials used in the device.
11．What is the authr's attitude twards the Nuwa Pen?
A．Dubtful.B．Uncertain.C．Neutral.D．Enthusiastic.
There's a name fr that feeling yu get after spending t lng scrlling aimlessly, and Oxfrd University Press (OUP) has chsen it as its wrd fr the year fr 2024. “Brain rt” tk the title in a vte in which mre than 37, 000 peple participated, as well as public cmmentary and analysis f OUP's language data. In a statement released Mnday, OUP, which publishes the Oxfrd English Dictinary, defined “brain rt” as the suppsed decline in a persn's mental r intellectual state, especially viewed as the result f ver-cnsumptin f material (nw particularly nline cntent) cnsidered t be shallw r unchallenging.
While the use f “brain rt” rse 230% this year, it was actually first intrduced mre than a century ag. Accrding t OUP, it was first used by authr Henry David Threau in his bk Walden as he criticized sciety's tendency t devalue cmplicated ideas in favur f simple nes. All these years later, it seems brain rt is well and truly established. The term has gained attentin ver the past year, hwever, especially as wrries grw abut the impact f ver-cnsuming lw-quality cntent nline.
Earlier this year, a behaviral healthcare prvider in the United States began ffering treatment fr brain rt, describing it as a cnditin f cnfusin, tiredness, lack f fcus, and weakened mental ability. The healthcare cmpany cited endless scrlling and scial media addictin as examples f brain rt behavir, which culd be prevented by setting limits n screen time r ding a digital cleansing.
“ ‘Brain rt’ speaks t ne f the perceived dangers f virtual life, and hw we are using ur free time, ” said Casper Grathwhl, president f Oxfrd Languages. “I als find it fascinating that the wrd ‘brain rt’ has been adpted by Gen Z and Gen Alpha. These cmmunities have prmted the expressin thrugh scial media channels, the very place said t cause ‘brain rt’, ” he added. “It demnstrates a smewhat humrus self-awareness in the yunger generatins abut the harmful impact f the scial media that they've received. ”
12．What des “brain rt” refer t accrding t Oxfrd University Press?
A．A headache caused by t much screen time.B．Mental decline frm meaningless viewing.
C．Lw-quality nline infrmatin.D．Addictin t scial media.
13．Why did Threau use the term “brain rt” in his writing?
A．T warn peple abut verusing the Internet.
B．T encurage readers t watch shallw cntent.
C．T challenge sciety's preference fr simple ideas.
D．T praise mental health advancements f his time.
14．What is the main idea f the third paragraph?
A．Brain rt is caused by scial media and can be treated.
B．Scial media causes mst mental health issues.
C．Screen time has n impact n mental health.
D．Brain rt is nt a real mental cnditin.
15．Why des Casper Grathwhl describe the yunger generatin as humrus?
A．Because they penly laugh at the mental state f lder generatins.
B．Because they treat lw-quality nline cntent purely as entertainment.
C．Because they cmpletely avid discussing brain rt and see it as a jke.
D．Because they admit the harm f scial media with self-critical humr.
Call r Email: Which One Shuld Yu Use?
Shuld yu call r email? 16 . Phne calls tend t be mre persnal and cllabrative, but they make sme peple feel anxius. Email can be an efficient way t cmmunicate infrmatin, but there can be delays in respnse time. We' re here t explain when calling is better and when emailing is better. Instances When Calling is Better
17 , if yu send an email. If the matter is urgent, it's best t pick up the phne. If yu have a cmplex issue t discuss, call. Delay in respnse can be a prblem. Email can get yu int a time-cnsuming back-and-frth, whereas a quick phne call culd clear everything up within a few minutes. If yu need t discuss a sensitive matter with smene, call them t avid miscmmunicatins. 18 , because yu can't hear their vice, which can lead t misunderstandings. Instances When Email is Better
19 , if yu have a simple matter t discuss. When yu write an email, yu have the ptin f sending it t multiple addresses at ne time. Email allws yu t think things thrugh as yu write. . Maybe yu need t send a lng mnthly update t yur cwrkers. Or, maybe smene has sent yu a dcument and asked fr input, and yu've cme up with thrugh feedback. 20 .
A．A phne call is the best
B．An email culd be the right call
C．It is easier t misread ver email
D．It ttally depends n the situatin
E．It may take a while t get a respnse
F．It's a dcumented recrd f cnversatins
G．Email is the right chice in these situatins
When I was a child, strytelling was an active part f my childhd. As a result, I have indeed becme the mdern versin f a —an actr.
Surprisingly, nne f my relatives n either side f my family have ever this prfessin befre. The nly persn t whm I can trace a “strytelling ” is my grandfather n my mther's side.
When I was yunger, my family wuld g in the wds, and as it grew , we wuld sit arund a fire and listen t my grandfather a stry. It was always the same stry that my grandfather wuld recite frm memry.
It was nt just the stry that gt t me—it was the in my grandfather's eye, the f his speech, and the sweeping mvements f his arms that me in the plts. Each ne f these wuld be cut shrt when my grandfather wuld shrug and say, “That's as far as I ”. And we wuld all nd and be left wndering hw the stry . Actually, the stry was better when it was incmplete, when it still had a future.
Since then, I have becme invlved in stries, bth reading and writing, and I my interest t my grandfather entirely. It was here that ur tw generatins were .
21．A．designerB．managerC．strytellerD．teacher
22．A．taken upB．kept nC．caught nD．set up
23．A．chanceB．geneC．functinD．prfessin
24．A．shppingB．dancingC．skiingD．camping
25．A．ldB．darkC．calmD．warm
26．A．createB．recrdC．reciteD．adapt
27．A．dustB．lightC．angerD．hnesty
28．A．tneB．mistakeC．cnceptD．functin
29．A．sweptB．cnfusedC．invlvedD．prevented
30．A．achievementsB．cnclusinsC．intentinsD．perfrmances
31．A．testedB．inferredC．memrizedD．realized
32．A．beganB．endedC．clarifiedD．simplified
33．A．activelyB．dubtfullyC．regretfullyD．speechlessly
34．A．widenB．aruseC．shwD．credit
35．A．trustedB．amusedC．shckedD．bridged
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。
Brief Histry f a Family wn an award 36 The Best Asian Feature Film at the 45th Cair Internatinal Film Festival (CIFF) . Its directr Lin Jianjie regarded it as a n 37 (great) experience than ever.
The film 38 (screen) n Nv 23, 2024, at ne f the theaters in the Cair Opera Huse, tells the stry f a Chinese middle-class family and their sn's mysterius friend. The jury statement said that 39 demnstrated a subtle explratin f emtins.
There was a strng shwing f Chinese films at this year's festival. One f highlights was the Chinese Cinema Week, during 40 seven films were shwn. “China has had a great cinema industry fr a lng time, and we used t watch Chinese films while 41 (study) filmmaking, ” says Egyptian filmmaker Khaled El-Hagar, 42 member f the Internatinal Critics Week jury.
During the 10-day festival, a memrandum (备忘录) f understanding was signed between the CIFF and the Beijing Internatinal Film Festival 43 (bst) cperatin in relevant areas.
“Egypt and China 44 (have) strng relatins fr decades, especially in the field f arts. In fact, the cinematic and artistic experiences f bth cuntries reflect their civilizatins and shw a 45 (similar) in dramatic style, ” Egyptian Minister f Culture Ahmed Fuad Hann tld reprters during the clsing ceremny.
46．假定你是李华，你校外教 Ryan 经常帮助你练习口语，请你给 Ryan老师写封电子邮件表示感谢，同时，你亲手制作了一套中国剪纸送他以表谢意。邮件内容包括：
(1) 对 Ryan 老师表示感谢；
(2) 介绍你即将送他的剪纸。
注意：
(1) 词数80左右；
(2) 请按如下格式在答题纸的相应位置作答。
Dear Ryan,
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Yurs,
Li Hua
47．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。
When Sabrina heard her dad Pete Parker, a cal miner, parking his van (货车) in the garage, she kept switching channels n the TV, hping he wuldn't ask her abut her upcming graduatin that was scheduled in tw days. She feared her dad wuld ruin her graduatin fr lking “dirty” and smelling f cal and sweat.
“Hey, sweetheart! Lk what I gt fr yu, ” Pete said as he entered, sunding happy. Then he left tw packages n the table.
Sabrina was surprised and quickly unwrapped ne bx and fund a beautiful dress inside. She lved it very much. Then she pened the ther bx and saw a new suit in it.
“Thanks fr the dress, dad. But fr whm is this suit? ”
“It's fr me, hney! I have t lk amazing. . . it's yur graduatin, after all! ”
Sabrina bit her lips in frustratin and said, “Dad, I dn't want yu t cme. All my friends and their parents will be attending. I dn't want them t laugh at me after seeing yu, alright? ”
Sabrina's wrds hit Pete like a bag f bricks. He was s hurt because he was lking frward t attending the event. Hwever, he knew Sabrina was t yung t understand his lve fr her. “She's still a little girl! ” he cmfrted his brken heart and decided t still g t the graduatin party with a surprise.
On the day f the graduatin, Pete arrived and sat in the seating area fr the parents. When his daughter's name was annunced, Pete ran up t the frnt with his phne and started filming as Sabrina received her diplma. Sabrina lked s pretty, and Pete was s prud she was graduating.
Suddenly, Sabrina heard the hst say, “Mr. Parker, can we please have yu n stage. ” Sabrina was cnfused and didn't understand what was ging n as she saw Pete walking ver t the platfrm.
注意：
(1) 续写词数应为150个左右：
(2) 请按如下格式在答题纸的相应位置作答。
Pete stepped nt the stage.
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Tears streamed dwn Sabrina's cheeks.
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EMERGENCY TRAUMA CARE
HELP SUPPORT OUR MEDICAL TEAMS TODAY
“At Nasser hspital, we prvide trauma (创伤) surgery and burns care t patients. One Saturday, we received hundreds f injured.
It was chas. Our team went t the emergency rm. One f the injured was a three-year-ld girl. She was breathing. But as I rlled dwn her dressing, I fund that her entire left thigh was pen t the bne.
Secnds later, the drs crashed pen. Fur t five injured peple were brught in, mst f them were first-aid respnders.
EVERY SECOND COUNTS
As an MSF dctr, I may need t stp life- threatening bleeding, treat gunsht wunds r care fr bmb victims, all in a matter f minutes. That's why at MSF we dn't waste any time. Yur supprt means that we can be there, ready t act when there are lives t be saved. Because with trauma care, every secnd cunts. Yu can buy us vital time. ”
TRAUMA CARE IN CONFLICT ZONESArund the wrld, MSF teams wrk in cnflict znes with malfunctin facilities. When peple are wunded, accessing timely trauma care can be a matter f life r death. Help ur teams prvide the emergency medical care that wunded peple desperately need.
Please dnate tday t supprt ur emergency medical teams.
RESPECTING YOU AND YOUR PERSONAL DATAYur supprt is vital t ur wrk and we wuld like t keep yu infrmed with first-hand accunts.
We wn't allw ther rganizatins t have access t yur persnal data fr marketing purpses.