2025届四川省南充市高三一诊考试英语试题

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一、未知
Sri Lanka: Wildlife and Wnders f the Spice Island
Frm clud frests and spice gardens t tea estates and hly temples, the tiny island natin f Sri Lanka has s much t ffer.
Yu will be amazed at histrical wnders as yu climb the steps f Sigiriya, tur the muralled caves f Dambulla and walk alng the walls f Galle Frt. Learn abut traditinal Sri Lankan cuisine during hands-n cking classes and tastings f Ceyln tea. Embark n mrning and afternn campaign in famus natinal parks, searching fr the incredible wildlife — such as peaccks, elephants, lepards and mre.WHAT TO EXPECT
·Accmmdatins
Thrughut the expeditin (探险), yu will stay in ideally lcated, high-end htels with many cnvenient facilities.·Expeditin Team
A Natinal Gegraphic Expert and an Expeditin Leader will accmpany this trip, as well as lcal guides wh will jin yu alng the way.·Transprtatin
All f yur transprtatin needs during yur stay in Sri Lanka have been arranged as specified in yur trip schedule. When spending time n yur wn, yu may chse t visit a site that requires transprtatin nt in the plan after infrming yur expeditin leader.DATES & PRICES
Prices are per persn based n duble r single ccupancy and bking befre Septempber 5, 2025 can bring yu $400 saving per persn. If yu want t knw mre abut this trip, tick here r call (888) 966-8687 r cntact yur Travel Advisr.
1．Where can visitrs admire histrical wnders in Sri Lanka?
A．In the spice garden.B．In the thick frest.
C．In the muralled caves.D．In the wildlife park.
2．What can visitrs d during the jurney?
A．Stay in a tp grade hmestay.B．Travel with lcal gvernment leaders.
C．Change an expeditin guide.D．Chse transprtatin ut f plan.
3．Hw much will a cuple pay fr a trip in March, 2026 at least?
A．$ 20,590.B．$ 15,790.C．$ 8,295.D．$ 7,495.
We’ve all been there: lying in bed wide awake and desperately wndering hw t get t dreamland. While having truble drifting ff t sleep isn’t unusual, it still can be frustrating. Frtunately sleep experts are gaining an increasingly strng understanding f what’s happening in the brain during the prcess.
Falling asleep is a big shift fr yur brain. This switch is gverned in part by envirnmental cues, such as light r temperature. A ht summer night r a bright streetlamp beside the windw can interfere (干扰).
The prcess f ndding ff can als be affected by yur emtins. “Yu need t feel bth physically and psychlgically safe t sleep,” says Rxanne Prichard, a neurscientist at the University f St. Thmas, Minnesta. “If yu are sleeping next t smene yu dn’t trust, if yu’re wrried that the newbrn that yu’re caring fr might stp breathing, it’s ging t be hard t fall asleep.”
One f the recmmendatins t address insmnia is getting ut f bed and sitting smewhere quietly with dull light and just relaxing, ding smething bring. Yu culd use the time t read, listen t calming music, r d breathing exercises — anything that slws and cmfrts yur bdy and mind. But avid snacking, exercise and screens.
It’s als imprtant t resist the urge t cncentrate n yur wrries, especially in the middle f the night. Nt nly will thse thughts keep yu awake, yu als prbably wn’t make much prgress n what’s keeping yu up because yur prefrntal crtex (前额叶皮质), a part f the brain that is gd at planning and analysis, desn’t functin well fr the pr bld supply at night.
Keep it in mind that even if yur night’s rest is incmplete, avid the urge t make up fr it by sleeping in r napping the next day. “If yu nap during the day, especially lnger naps, then yur brain gets few signals f sleep and will be less likely t fall asleep quickly at bedtime,” says Prichard. If lsing sleep interferes with yur ability t functin during the day, which culd indicate smething physilgical is at play, seeing a dctr wuld be necessary.
4．Which f the fllwing is mst likely t cause truble in sleep?
A．A slw sft tune.B．A dull streetlamp.
C．A cl summer night.D．A tw-day-ld baby.
5．Why is it hard t make much prgress n the cncerns in the middle f the night?
A．The resistance may make peple wrried.B．The brain can’t plan and analyze prblems.
C．The prefrntal crtex wrks less efficiently.D．The prblems may keep peple awake.
6．What’s Prichard’s attitude twards naps in the day fr night’s incmplete rest?
A．Oppsed.B．Ambiguus.C．Supprtive.D．Neutral.
7．What’s the authr’s purpse in writing this passage?
A．T highlight the negative effects f sleep lss.
B．T illustrate the prcess f falling asleep in the brain.
C．T explain the causes f pr sleep and ffer slutins.
D．T discuss the imprtance f a gd sleep envirnment.
While there are several easy ways t help prtect yurself against msquit-brne diseases, there’s anther slutin that sunds appealing: What if we culd just make all the msquites disappear?
Plenty f research has revealed fd web s f bigger mammals, such as lins r lepards. And fr gd reasn — they’re much easier t bserve than tiny msquites, which ften breed in pls f water. Msquites f all ages and sexes serve as a fd surce fr all kinds f creatures, such as fish, turtles, migratry sngbirds, and bats. Mrever, males in many msquit species eat nly nectar (花蜜), making sme species majr pllinatrs (传粉者) f plants such as sme crps and flwers.
Perhaps mre than any ther animal, bats are ften regarded as being the msquit’s greatest threat. Surely remving all the msquites wuld affect bats mre than mst? Nt s, says Winifred Frick, a bat bilgist at the University f Califrnia, Santa Cruz. Mst bats actually eat whatever they can catch — msquites, beetles, r therwise. “There aren’t any bat species that specialize specifically n msquites,” says Frick. In fact, sme msquit species are mst active during the day, meaning bats wuld have very few pprtunities t feed n them at all.
The disappearance f msquites wuld have massive cnsequences fr glbal health, hwever. In all, msquites accunt fr mre than 700,000 human deaths each year. Msquites are the primary cause fr malaria. But we might nt need t wipe ut msquites t turn arund the situatin. In recent years, researchers have made prmising breakthrughs in preventing disease spreading by infecting msquites with parasitic (寄生的) bacteria, which can make msquites less harmful t ther creatures.
And it’s imprtant t remember that nt all msquit species are respnsible fr the destructive diseases. In fact, many want nthing t d with us. “There are sme species that live in wetlands that will feed mainly n frgs and ther amphibians,” says Michael Hutchinsn, a prfessr in insect research. There are als msquit species nt knwn t be bldsuckers. In fact, they actually hunt ther msquites during their early stage.
8．What’s the functin f the questin in the first paragraph?
A．T raise dubts abut the new appealing way.
B．T aruse further thinking and intrduce the tpic.
C．T encurage readers t give specific answers.
D．T infrm readers f msquites’ disappearance.
9．What statement may Frick agree with?
A．Bats take msquites as the greatest threat when hunting.
B．Bats need t seek new habitats when msquites are gne.
C．Bats may nt be severely impacted withut msquites.
D．Bats will face extinctin wing t the lack f msquites.
10．What des the underlined phrase “turn arund” mean in Paragraph 4?
A．Develp rapidly.B．Maintain prperly.C．Reduce greatly.D．Imprve gradually.
11．What can be dne t prevent msquites spreading diseases accrding t the passage?
A．Infecting ther creatures with parasitic bacteria.
B．Hunting msquites which feed mstly n frgs.
C．Applying bacteria t msquites t reduce harm.
D．Killing all msquites respnsible fr the diseases.
ChatGPT maker OpenAI frm the United States stepped up the glbal artificial intelligence (AI) race when it published its text-t-vide generatin tl Sra, which is capable f generating cmplex scenes with a very high degree f accuracy, including multiple characters, specific types f mvements, themes and backgrunds.
This made Chinese peple think abut the gap in AI technlgy between China and America. An significant questin was raised: Will AI becme China’s new prductive frce?
On Feb. 16, Zhu Hngyi, funder f cybersecurity firm 360 Security Technlgy, said Sra may bring a huge disruptin (扰乱) t the advertising industry, mvie trailers and the shrt-vide industry; what’s mre, the realizatin f generative AI may be shrtened frm 10 years t ne r tw years. “Althugh the develpment level f large-scale mdels in China seems t be clse t GPT-3.5, there is still an 18-mnth gap cmpared t GPT-4.0. Besides, the AI technlgy in America shuld still have secret develpment, whether it is GPT-5.0 r machine self-learning t generate cntent,” Zhu said, adding that it is wrth paying attentin t.
Hwever, China has a brader market fr the applicatin f AI technlgies. Or, t put it simply, China needs t apply such technlgies t real use, and develp them int prductive frces, narrwing the gap between itself and the US.
Jia Jiaya, funder f smart manufacturing (制造业) cmpany SmartMre, tld that GPT-4.0 is less efficient in the industrial sectr and that’s where Chinese cmpanies fund pprtunities. China is the nly cuntry nw in the wrld that has develped all the industrial categries. China’s supply and industrial chains ffer cmprehensive services frm raw material supply, cmpnent prductin, distributin, assembly, prcessing and lgistics t final delivery t cnsumers. It means that any technlgy will have its best applicatin prspect here in the Chinese market, and withut applicatin r cmmercial use, technlgy means zer.
12．What des the underlined wrd “this” refer t in Paragraph 2?
A．The appearance f advanced AI tl, Sra.B．The race f artificial intelligence.
C．The generatin f cmplex scenes.D．The high degree f peratin accuracy.
13．What can we learn abut the AI develpment in the US frm Paragraph 3?
A．Sra may bring a huge disruptin t lcal industries.
B．Generative AI has already been put int practical use.
C．The AI develpment in the US is 18 mnths ahead f China.
D．Its develpment level may be beynd what the wrld knws.
14．Accrding t Jia Jiaya, why can China find pprtunities in the industrial sectr?
A．China’s AI technlgy is mre advanced than America.
B．China can ffer the mst prmising applicatin future.
C．China has applied AI technlgies t all industrial categries.
D．China pssesses the largest grup f cnsumers in the wrld.
15．What is the best title fr the passage?
A．AI: China’s New Prductive FrceB．Sra: A New Step fr the Wrld
C．Manufacturing: A New Wrld fr AID．ChatGPT-4.0: A Gap Between China and America
It can be challenging t frce yurself t start a bunch f prductive habits ut f nwhere. Luckily, with a few minr changes, anyne can set the stage fr success. 16 . With the right attitude and a little effrt, yu’ll be crssing tasks ff f yur t-d list faster than yu can write them ut!Use a daily planner
17 . Being prductive has mre t d with rganizatin than effrt, s put 5-10 minutes aside every night (r mrning) t map ut hw yu’re ging t spend the day ahead f yu.Cmplete imprtant tasks befre lunch
Mst peple are mre prductive in the mrning, s d key tasks early. If yu want t pitch a new service t a few imprtant clients, make thse calls befre nn. If yu’re struggling t maintain yur energy later in the day and yu aren’t at wrk, take a shrt rest. 18 .Declutter yur hme r wrkspace
A clean desk and an rganized hme will help yu stay fcused. 19 . At the end f each day, spend a few minutes thrwing ut the trash, putting things away, and rganizing yur wrkspace r hme t get rid f clutter. 20
It’s hard t be prductive if yu think yu’re ding smething pintless. Start pushing yurself t find the significance in every single thing yu d befre yu start. If yu walk arund all day feeling like yu’re wasting yur time, yu’re never ging t get anything dne!
A．Find the value in the bring stuff
B．Reward yurself fr building habits
C．Mapping yur day ut will keep yu fcused n what’s imprtant
D．All it takes is a little bit f preparatin and a healthy dse f psitive thinking
E．A 20-minute nap is a great way t put yurself back int a prductive headspace
F．It may be hard t push thrugh that first week if yu aren’t used t ding smething
G．Chas has a way f drawing yur attentin away frm whatever task yu’ re trying t d
When infrmed that I was t stay in the hspital fr a few days fr treatment, I never expected it wuld be such a wnderful experience.
A yung dctr friend me after his lng day, remembering that I had mentined cnsistent stmach pain. When he learned I had taken pain killers withut being t a , he insisted that my stmach pains be taken seriusly. I was t the hspital by him immediately. He accmpanied me in the emergency rm, and said all the right things t get me thrugh the prcess . I nly gt him t me until midnight when my daughters came. I am frever . Tw hurs later, I was tld I was t be .
I enjyed all the unaccustmed . Dear friends came t visit, and all my kids came. Nurses and dctrs were particularly attentive, thugh I wuld never dream f thers. Messages f lve and cncern filled my phne. Between treatments, I with ther patients, and gt interviewed by a delightful student nurse, ding a paper. What fun! My stry wuld be included in her !
I realized hw many peple . I am verwhelmed with gratitude fr the utpuring f lve, the messages and visits and cntinued supprt. This experience serves as a , making me aware f the wnderful peple whse lve gives me and wh fill my life with jy. And finally, stay well and please, d nt a cnsistent stmachache!
21．A．checked up nB．wrked in withC．clsed in nD．lked up t
22．A．relativeB．nurseC．patientD．dctr
23．A．calledB．rushedC．pushedD．mved
24．A．efficientlyB．suddenlyC．fficiallyD．deliberately
25．A．sendB．greetC．admireD．leave
26．A．satisfiedB．devtedC．indebtedD．amused
27．A．cmparedB．admittedC．desertedD．cheated
28．A．cnclusinB．attentinC．excitementD．silence
29．A．understandingB．rderingC．btheringD．cheering
30．A．scializedB．agreedC．cmpetedD．reasned
31．A．actsB．dutiesC．studiesD．tricks
32．A．caredB．sufferedC．agedD．matured
33．A．taskB．messageC．rutineD．reminder
34．A．wealthB．valueC．strengthD．respect
35．A．nticeB．vercmeC．reserveD．ignre
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。
Beijing Central Axis was inscribed (写入) n the UNESCO Wrld Heritage List n July 27, 36 marks China’s 59th Wrld Heritage Site. Initially cnstructed in the 13th century and shaped in the 16th century, it is an 37 (influence) masterpiece running nrth-suth thrugh the heart f the ld city f Beijing, ttaling 7.8 kilmeters in 38 (lng).
The newly inscribed Wrld Heritage Site, cnsisting f 15 cmpnents, with the Bell and Drum Twers at its nrthern end and Yngdingmen Gate at the suthern end, 39 (present) a cllectin f building cmplexes and archaelgical sites that gverns the verall layut f Beijing’s ld city. Wrld-famus 40 (landmark) like the Frbidden City and the Tian’an men Square Cmplex, are alng the Axis, and the Temple f Heaven and the Altar f the Gd f Agriculture 41 (lcate) n the east and west sides f the Axis.
Beijing Central Axis is 42 (true) a remarkable sight shwcasing the wisdm and creativity f ancient Chinese urban planners. Years f effrts in preservatin and restratin have resulted 43 the successful inscriptin f Beijing Central Axis, which is 44 unique blend f histry, culture and architecture. It has frmed a magnificent urban architectural cmplex, 45 (witness) the ideal rder f capital cities that has influenced the buildings f traditinal Chinese cities fr mre than tw thusands years.
46．你校英文论坛正在征稿，主题为“The Chinese Scientist I Admire Mst”，请你写一篇短文投稿，内容包括：
1．该科学家的主要成就;2．你的评价。
注意：1．词数80左右;2．可以适当增加细节，以使行文连贯。
The Chinese Scientist I Admire Mst
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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。
Henry Davis was a retired teacher wh decided t take up the hbby f gardening after his wife’s death. He had a big lawn and wanted t plant sme clrful flwer bushes, herbs and crps.
One day, Henry drve t the stre t buy mre gardening tls. While passing the neighbrhd primary schl, he nticed a by being pressed against the wall by his classmates. “Yu’re such a lser, Lucas!” the kids shuted at him. The by was clse t tears, trembling and nt saying a wrd. Greatly annyed, Henry parked the car n the side f the rad and apprached them.
“Why are yu bullying this yung by? D yu want me t call yur teachers r yur parents? Leave him alne!” he shuted. Frightened by Henry, the by’s classmates ran away immediately. Henry then asked the pr by, “Are yu all right?” The by ndded and thanked Henry fr help.
After taking a gd lk at the by, Henry realized that he was his neighbr Lucas, s he ffered t take Lucas hme after a quick stp at the stre. While at the stre, Lucas discvered Henry’s lve fr gardening. They talked abut his crps and hw gardening made the ld man happy.
On the drive hme, Henry decided t ask Lucas abut his classmates. “Why are they treating yu like that? D they always give yu a hard time?” he asked the by. “Yes. Maybe because I dn’t like the same things as they d, they keep calling me a lser.” he sighed. “Have yu ever asked yur parents r teachers fr help?” Henry added. “I think it’s better t avid truble if pssible.” Lucas shk his head helplessly.
Listening t Lucas’s answer, Henry recalled his days as a teacher. If he were still n the jb, he wuld never allw such a thing t happen t his students. Lking at this pr child, Henry was determined t d smething.
注意：1．续写词数应为150左右;2．请按如下格式在答题卡的相应位置作答。
Paragraph 1:
The next day, Henry invited Lucas t visit his garden.
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Paragraph 2:
One mnth later, crnered by his classmates nce again, Lucas decided nt t keep silent any mre.
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