安徽省江南十校2024-2025学年高三上学期10月第一次综合素质检测英语试卷

这是一份安徽省江南十校2024-2025学年高三上学期10月第一次综合素质检测英语试卷，共13页。试卷主要包含了听力选择题，阅读理解，未知，书信写作，书面表达等内容，欢迎下载使用。

一、听力选择题
1．What des Jerry d fr a living nw?
A．He makes vides.B．He reprts news.C．He writes strybks.
2．Why did the man jin the sccer club?
A．T get credits.B．T make sme friends.C．T satisfy his interest.
3．What des the man tell the wman t d?
A．Cmplete the prject.B．Take a break.C．Get him sme cffee.
4．What did the wman prbably d last night?
A．She went t a pl.B．She finished a reprt.C．She planned a prject.
5．What is the main tpic f the cnversatin?
A．Grcery shpping.B．Fd preservatin.C．Cking techniques.
听下面一段较长对话，回答以下小题。
6．What did the by spend an hur ding tday?
A．Cncentrating n handling balls.B．Walking his dg.C．Practicing shting.
7．Hw sn will the dinner be ready?
A．In 20 minutes.B．In 30 minutes.C．In 40 minutes.
听下面一段较长对话，回答以下小题。
8．Why is Emily planting trees?
A．She wants t celebrate Tree-Planting Day.
B．She is participating in a schl prject.
C．She hpes t have sme fun.
9．What des Emily say abut ak trees?
A．They prvide a habitat and a fd surce fr wildlife.
B．They are easier t take care f than ther trees.
C．They have hard wd and are lng-lasting.
10．What will the speakers d next?
A．Chse a tree.B．Visit a frest.C．Pick a spt.
听下面一段较长对话，回答以下小题。
11．What des the man find exciting abut diving?
A．Discvering unknwn sea life.B．Explring histric sites.C．Diving int the depths.
12．What des the man stress abut special training fr scuba diving?
A．Using hand signals fr cmmunicatin.
B．Understanding underwater signs.
C．Knwing hw t use scuba equipment.
13．What sea life did the man see when he dived with his uncle?
A．A parrtfish.B．A sea turtle.C．A dlphin.
听下面一段较长对话，回答以下小题。
14．When des the cnversatin take place?
A．On December 29th.B．On December 30th.C．On December 31st.
15．What change did the wman experience this year?
A．She gt a prmtin.B．She mved t a big huse.C．She switched t a new prject.
16．What des the wman expect t d in the cming year?
A．Learn phtgraphy.B．G n a tur.C．Take up painting.
17．Wh is the wman?
A．The man’s c-wrker.B．The man’s sister.C．The man’s ld classmate.
听下面一段独白，回答以下小题。
18．Wh can benefit frm the prgram?
A．Kids active in summer camps.B．Kids nt gd at learning.C．Kids lacking friendship.
19．What was the benefit fr Sammie t cllect bttle caps?
A．Taking breaks frm a big prject.
B．Acknwledging her strengths.
C．Being brave t make friends.
20．In which cuntries have schls received benches dnated by Sammie?
A．Ghana and Germany.B．Australia and Mexic.C．Mexic and the Netherlands.
二、阅读理解
Whether yu’re a lcal park enthusiast r a first-time park visitr, there’s smething in the tur fr yu. Jin us and plan yur trip t Muir Wds Natinal Mnument.
Where is it?
Only a few miles nrth f San Francisc, in an islated canyn, grws Muir Wds and lies the park Muir Wds Natinal Mnument, which is reached by U. S.101 and Califrnia Hwy 1. Rads t the park are steep and winding.
When t cme?
Managed by the Natinal Park Service and pen year rund frm 8:00 am t sunset, the mnument is busiest during the weekends and the middle f the day. Fr the mst slitude, we recmmend visiting during weekdays, mrning hurs and late afternns.
Reservatins
Reservatins are nw required fr all persnal vehicles and shuttle riders visiting.
Reservatins fr parking (cmmercial and mtr vehicles) and seats n the Muir Wds shuttle are nw required seven days a week, year-rund. Parking and shuttle reservatins can be made nline at GMuirWds. cm r by phne at 1-800-410-2419.
Shuttle (往返巴士) Fare
The Muir Wds Shuttle brings visitrs frm ff-site lcatins t the park and back. It runs during the spring and summer and adult fare is $5 (free fr yuth ages 15 and under). See the full schedule fr start/end dates and exact times.
Parking Infrmatin and Entry Fee
All cmmercial and mtr vehicles require a parking reservatin. Reservatins will nt be sld n site in parking areas. Fr parking infrmatin, write r call Muir Wds Natinal Mnument, Mill Valley, CA 94941 (415) 388-2595.
Entry Fee is required - $3 per Adult (17 and lder). Free fr children aged 16 and under.
21．What is the best time t visit the park?
A．7 a.m. n SundaysB．12 a.m. n Thursdays
C．5 p.m. n WednesdaysD．11 a.m. n Saturdays
22．Hw much is the ttal shuttle fare and entry fee fr a cuple with their 16-year-ld teenager?
A．$15B．$21C．$12D．$18
23．What is TRUE abut Muir Wds Natinal Mnument?
A．Shuttles run thrughut the year.
B．The park is nly accessible by bus.
C．Parking service can be gained n site withut reservatin.
D．The park is budget-friendly t teenagers aged 15 and under.
High schl students in Ohi, US, are making hygiene (卫生) educatin fun. They are trying t make sure yunger teenagers knw hw t keep themselves hygienic.
In February, students frm Sctt High Schl’s Medical Technlgy Prgram (MTP), a hygiene educatin prgram, visited Riverside Elementary t educate the students n the imprtance f hygiene, including practices such as hair washing and teeth brushing.
Amari Miller-Ragland, an 18-year-ld student in the prgram, tk the lead in delivering a presentatin t female students at the elementary schl, aiming t educate them abut the significance f flssing (用牙线清洁) and brushing their teeth twice a day.
Seventeen-year-ld Elizabeth Freeman, a high schl student studying medical technlgy, talked t bys at Riverside abut shwering, brushing their teeth, handwashing and acne (粉刺) preventin.
Freeman engaged with the bys, cracking jkes and fielding their questins abut tpics such as pimples (青春痘) and dedrant (防臭剂) recmmendatins. “I feel like if yu cme with energy, they’ll cme with energy,” she said t The Blade newspaper. “Yu can’t just cme int a presentatin all bring because they’re already like, ‘I dn’t want t d this.’ They want sme excitement. They want sme fun.”
Accrding t Brittany Antnell, an instructr in medical technlgy at Sctt High Schl, the hygiene presentatins were beneficial fr the students, particularly as nt all f them feel at ease when it cmes t asking questins abut their bdies. “I think at this age in sixth, seventh and eighth grade, hygiene can be awkward t hear abut, t learn abut,” Ms Antnell said. She adds that the prgram’s benefits g beynd hygiene educatin. Sme students learn hw t be mre hygienic and becme mre cnfident and ut-ging.
24．What can be learned abut MTP frm the first tw paragraphs?
A．It is intended fr high schl students.B．It prvides practical advice n schlwrk.
C．It guarantees that yunger teenagers are healthy.D．It makes hygiene educatin fun.
25．What des Miller’s presentatin fcus n?
A．Acne preventin.B．Pimple treatment.
C．Dental hygiene.D．Bdy cleaning.
26．What is the key t successful presentatins accrding t Freeman?
A．Hands-n practice.B．Slid argument.
C．Clear explanatin.D．Enjyable interactin.
27．Which best describes the impact f the prgram?
A．Shrt-lived.B．Unidentifiable.C．Far-reaching.D．Predictable.
三、未知
When it cmes t heart attacks, the first image that ften cmes t mind is that f a middle-aged man, clutching （紧抓） his chest and struggling with a pained expressin. This is what yu’re mst likely t see when searching “heart attack” nline. Yu’re far less likely t think f a female heart attack victim.
Accrding t Frbes, medical research has traditinally been led by men, which undubtedly leads t a lack f female-related data and infrmatin in medical research. Frm diagnsis t treatment, gender differences are ften verlked. Fr example, a 2017 study fund that wmen are at greater risk f dying f heart attacks than men.
The reasn lies in the difference in heart attack symptms （症状） between men and wmen. Accrding t the May Clinic, ne f the tp-ranking hspitals in the US, wmen are less likely t have chest pains, which are cnsidered as a typical symptm f heart attacks. Instead, they have mre atypical symptms, including shulder pain and arm pain. As a result, many wmen were initially given a mistaken diagnsis （诊断）, delaying access t the right treatment and increasing the fatality rate.
Even if a female is crrectly and immediately diagnsed with a heart attack, there’s anther prblem: medicine. Research has fund that certain medicines used t disslve bld clts （凝块） right after a heart attack can be helpful fr a lt f men, but might lead t serius bleeding issues in wmen.
Althugh wmen are n lnger seen as inferir in mst parts f the wrld tday, the fields f healthcare and medicine still see a male’s bdy as the ”standard” human bdy. Fr example, Valium has been prmted as the “mther’s little helper” fr treating anxiety amng wmen. Hwever, a study nted that the medicine develper had never cnducted a single trial invlving wmen until 2003.
Take a lk at the medicine yu have taken recently. There’s always ne recmmended dsage （剂量） fr adults. But wh is this dsage meant fr? An adult in general, r specifically an adult man?
28．What is the main pint f the first paragraph?
A．There exists a gender gap in nline searching.
B．Peple have a fixed gender impressin f heart attacks.
C．Female heart attacks are ften bserved by researchers.
D．Researches n heart attacks are mainly cnducted by men.
29．What des the underlined wrd “atypical” in paragraph 3 mean?
A．Natural.B．Mild.C．Unusual.D．Fatal.
30．Why is the death rate fr heart attacks higher in wmen than in men?
A．Symptms n wmen are mre severe.
B．Symptms n wmen are mre misleading.
C．Wmen dn’t seek medical help timely.
D．Wmen resist prper treatment and medicine.
31．What can be inferred frm the passage?
A．Sme medicines are mre effective n female bdies.
B．Wmen are disadvantaged grups in the medical field.
C．Medicine trials invlving wmen are being cnducted.
D．Wmen’s health cncerns were a pririty in medical research.
四、阅读理解
A technician cnducts a rad test n a self-driving vehicle in Wuhan, Hubei prvince, n July 4. When Wu Zhenpeng, a 32-year-ld IT engineer frm Wuhan, hailed a self-driving taxi t reach hme after wrk, all he had t input n the ride-hailing app was the pickup and drp-ff pints and the number f passengers.
A few minutes later, a rbtaxi apprached, with n driver r safety peratr sitting in, and sn Wu was n his way back.
The driverless vehicle perated smthly withut sudden braking r acceleratin, Wu said. “When there is a traffic jam, the car autmatically replans rutes and switches t the mst cnvenient path. I think there is n difference between this driverless car and cars with drivers.”
“It usually csts abut 29 yuan ($4) frm my wrkplace t hme using a traditinal taxi; hwever, because f varius discunts, I need t pay nly 8.2 yuan fr a rbtaxi ride,” Wu added.
The large-scale cmmercial use f self-driving technlgy culd becme a reality sner than expected, and is likely t revlutinize urban transprt due t their greater efficiency and lwer csts, industry experts said.
Hwever, the fast-develping technlgy still faces sme challenges and limitatins, including hw t ensure safety and reliability, especially in cmplex scenaris (情境), and public cncerns ver jb lsses fr regular taxi drivers.
The market scale f rbtaxis in China is expected t exceed 1.18 trillin yuan in 2025 and 2.93 trillin yuan in 2030, making it ne f the largest applicatin scenaris fr autnmus driving technlgy, accrding t a reprt by Pacific Securities. China has taken the lead in the research and develpment as well as applicatin f autnmus driving technlgy, and has intrduced a series f plicies t prmte the cmmercializatin f self-driving vehicles in recent years.
The Ministry f Industry and Infrmatin Technlgy selected 20 cities, including Beijing, Shanghai and Chngqing, earlier this mnth t participate in a pilt prgram n “vehicle-rad-clud integratin” fr intelligently cnnected vehicles. The mve aims t cnnect intelligent vehicles with envirnmental and clud-based cntrl systems, paving the way fr enhanced safety and efficiency in autnmus driving technlgy.
S are yu ready t travel in a rbtaxi?
32．What is a feature f rbtaxis?
A．Operatinal cmplexity.B．Inflexible rutes.
C．Sudden acceleratin.D．Intelligent autmatin.
33．What is a pssible impact f rbtaxis?
A．Transfrm urban transprt.B．Prmte emplyment.
C．Generate high csts.D．Enhance persnal safety.
34．What can be learned abut rbtaxis?
A．They are dminating the market at present.B．They are energy-cnsuming and mney-saving.
C．They are capable f handling cmplex scenaris.D．They are backed up by the gvernment nw.
35．What is the pssible future f rbtaxis?
A．Hire mre prfessinals t update the intelligent vehicles.
B．Set favrable plicies t cllect traffic data and ensure safety.
C．Adpt clud-based applicatins t imprve the vehicles’ functins.
D．Exprt the driverless vehicles abrad t expand the market.
Life is filled with numerus victries and dwnfalls. What matters is hw yu tackle each situatin. 36 Here’s hw yu can create a new chapter in yur life. Let’s start!
Draw A Line Mentally
Life is ging t thrw a lt f prblems yur way, yu need t be mentally prepared fr each and every situatin. Yu might find yurself in the same desperate situatin. What yu can d is draw a mental line. 37
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In rder t get ut f a sticky place, yu must be willing t bring thers in. When we talk abut thers, I refer t the peple that yu are clse with, yur family r clse friends. Humans are scial beings and we have t interact with each ther and benefit in sme way.
Let G Of Yur Past
In rder t mve n frm every struggle and heartbreak, yu must let g f the past. 39
Yu may feel like justifying them but they are nly ging t exhaust yu mentally in the lng run, s yu have t avid them. The mst critical and crucial thing that yu need t d is lk at the future and lk frward t the new upcming chapter f yur life.
D What Actually Wrks
In rder t get ut f a struggle r sticky situatin, yu have t d what really wrks. Mst peple get busy ding the things that dn’t get them anywhere in stressful situatins. Sme peple even resrt t alchl r smking t relieve the stress. But that just kills them slwly. 40 Dn’t fllw the path t anger and destry what is gd fr yu.
Picture yur gals in yur mind and make sensible steps twards them and yu will create a new chapter in life.
A．Learn Frm Others.
B．Reach ut t strangers.
C．This line will help yu mark yur future decisins.
D．Letting g desn’t mean that yu dn’t care abut smene anymre.
E．S live in reality t make sensible and favrable chices fr yurself.
F．N matter what, negative feelings are always ging t be unprductive.
G．May it be yur lve life r a serius life struggle, we must learn t mve n.
五、未知
If yu are lking fr a rle mdel, lk n further than Dwayne Jhnsn. The Dwayne stry is ne f hard t create yur pprtunities. Dwayne “The Rck” Jhnsn is a man wh knws abut the hard wrk needed fr . He als knws when t his lsses and change directin. Out f schl, his first rle was a cllege ftballer. When the big didn’t cme his way in ftball, he didn’t waste his time chasing an impssible dream but his attentin t a different area – prfessinal wrestling. Jhnsn culd have labeled himself a failed ftballer and fr an unremarkable life. Instead, he himself and set new gals. Then Dwayne wrked hard t achieve them. He accepted new and walked thrugh drs that pened fr him thrugh his enthusiasm and effrt. “With and a bit f talent, yu can mve muntains.” said by Jhnsn. As a prfessinal wrestler, he himself and created a figure – “The Rck” that prved with fans. This experience pened drs t anther career as a film actr. Frm this start in films, he has int prducing and writing. He earned the status f being ne f the tp 100 mst influential men.
The Rck stry is because it is an hnest picture f a man wh knws what it takes t be successful. Success isn’t . It’s when every day yu get a little better than the day befre. It all .
41．A．studyingB．wrkingC．trainingD．playing
42．A．glryB．fameC．successD．luck
43．A．cutB．sufferC．endureD．cver
44．A．failuresB．breaksC．newsD．ideas
45．A．exchangedB．drewC．shiftedD．fcused
46．A．desiredB．settledC．fughtD．aimed
47．A．reactedB．recalledC．recveredD．refcused
48．A．challengesB．invitatinsC．requestsD．ffers
49．A．cmpetitinB．gratitudeC．vilenceD．drive
50．A．reinventedB．admittedC．deniedD．resisted
51．A．appealingB．familiarC．ppularD．cntent
52．A．retiredB．transfrmedC．spreadD．expanded
53．A．fascinatingB．admiringC．inspiringD．demanding
54．A．permanentB．vernightC．timelyD．temprary
55．A．adds upB．picks upC．makes upD．takes up
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。
Acupuncture （针灸）, an ancient Chinese medical practice, 56 (be) the treatment fr cuntless patients fr thusands f years. Befre mdern medicine came t life, ancient Chinese used stne tls 57 (relieve) pain. Over time, this practice evlved int a cmprehensive medical system and 58 (shape) the rt f acupuncture.
As a treatment 59 (aim) t prmte the bdy’s self-regulating functins, its therapeutic principles are 60 line with the philsphical cncepts f traditinal Chinese medicine. Needle insertin is the mst cmmn methd 61 acupuncturists lift, twirl and rtate needles t unblck the flw f energy, restre yin and yang balance and stimulate the bdy’s innate （天生的） ptential t heal 62 (it).
Lking beynd China, acupuncture has becme a 63 (glbe) therapy. Accrding t 64 2019 WHO reprt, acupuncture is used in 113 f its 120 member cuntries, illustrating its widespread 65 (recgnize) and applicatin.
六、书信写作
66．假如你是李华，你的外教想要了解在刚刚过去的暑假，你和同学们是如何安排暑期生活的，并请你负责问卷调查。请你结合调查结果给外教写封信，内容包括：
(1) 调查情况介绍；
(2) 你选择的方式和理由。
注意：
(1) 词数80词左右；
(2) 可以适当增加细节，以使行文连贯。
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七、书面表达
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。
Flwers n the Bus
We were a very mtley (混杂的) crwd f peple wh tk the bus every day that summer 33 years ag. During the early mrning ride frm the suburb, we sat sleepily with ur cllars up t ur ears, a cheerless and bring crwd.
One f the passengers was a small grey man wh tk the bus t the centre fr senir citizens every mrning. He walked slwly with a sad lk n his face when he, with sme difficulty, barded the bus and sat dwn alne behind the driver. N ne ever paid very much attentin t him.
Then ne July mrning he said gd mrning t the driver and smiled shrt-sightedly dwn thrugh the bus befre he sat dwn. The driver ndded guardedly. The rest f us were silent.
The next day, the ld man barded the bus energetically, smiled and said in a lud vice, “And a very gd mrning t yu all!” Sme f us lked up, amazed, and murmured “Gd mrning,” in reply.
The fllwing weeks we were mre alert. Our friend was nw dressed in a nice ld suit and a wide ut-f-date tie. The thin hair had been carefully cmbed. He said gd mrning t us every day and we gradually began t nd and talk t each ther.
One mrning he had a bunch f wild flwers in his hand. They were already dangling (低垂的) a little because f the heat. The driver turned arund smilingly and asked: “Have yu gt yurself a girlfriend, Charlie?” We never gt t knw if his name really was “Charlie”， but he ndded shyly and said yes.
The ther passengers whistled and clapped at him. Charlie bwed and waved the flwers befre he sat dwn n his seat. Every mrning after that Charlie always brught a flwer. Sme f the regular passengers began bringing him flwers fr his dates. Everyne smiled. The men started t jke abut it, talk t each ther, and share the newspaper.
注意：
(1) 续写词数应为150个左右；
(2) 请按照如下格式在答题纸的相应位置作答。
The summer went by when ne mrning Charlie wasn’t waiting at his usual stp.
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Hearing the news, we all remained silent the rest f the way t wrk .
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