黑龙江省哈尔滨市第三中学20242025学年度上学期高三学年八月月考 英语试题

哈三中学年度上学期2024・2025高三学年八月月考英语试卷第一部分听力（共两节，每小题分，满分分）

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7.5听下面段对话每段对话后有一个小题，从题中给出的三个选项中选出最佳选项，并标在试卷5A,B,C的相应位置听完每段对话后，你都有秒钟的时间来回答有关小题和阅读下一小题每段对话仅读一遍

101.When didthe livepop concertstartA.At1:15p.m.B.At1:30p.m.C.At1:45p.m.

2.How does the womanfeel todayA.The sameas sheused to be.B.Much betterthan before.C.More seriousthan before.

3.What will the mando thisweekendA.Go for a barbecue.B.Watch abaseball game.C.Have funin apark.

4.Whafs theprobable relationshipbetween thewoman andTomA.Teacher andstudent.B.Doctor andpatient.C.Brother andsister.

5.What subjectdoes the man preferA.Biology.B.Chemistry.C.Programming.第二节（共小题;每小题分,满分分）

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522.5听下面段对话或独白每段对话或独白后有几个小题，从题中所给的三个选项中选出最佳选项，5A,B,C并标在试卷的相应位置听每段对话或独白前，你将有时间阅读各个小题，每小题秒钟；听完后，各小题将5给出秒钟的作答时间每段对话或独白读两遍5听第段材料，回答第、题

6676.What doesMs.Downs teachA.Art.B.History.C.Writing.

7.What dothe speakersthink of their teachersA.Unfair.B.Bad.C.Excellent.听第段材料，回答第、题

7898.What willthemando onTuesdayA.Meet Jenfor drinks.B.Watch amovie withMel.C.Treat Joeat arestaurant.

9.What kindof foodwillthe speakers haveon SundayA.Chinese food.B.British food.C.Italian food.听第段材料，回答第至题

8101210.What didthe speakersbuy forUncle Ernielast yearA.A gardeningbook.B.A gardeningtool.C.A flowerticket.

11.What willGary getA.A liveconcert ticket.B.A deliciousdinner.C.A setof clothes.

12.Where arethe speakersprobablyA.At home.B.At agarden.C.At a bookstore.听第段材料，回答第至题

9131613.Why didBangari win the GlobalPeace PrizeA.She helpedsolve Africanpoverty problem.B.She endedthe warsbetween Africancountries.C.She broughteducation toAfrican women.

14.How manytrees hasBangari plantedA.Over15million.B.Over20million.C.Over30million.

15.What didBangari setup forwomenA.Night schools.B.Tree nurseries.C.Child hospitals.

16.What isthe manA.A prizepresenter.B.A projectplanner.C.A programhost.听第段材料，回答第至题

10172017.What companydoesthespeaker employworkers forA.Shipping.B.Clothing.C.Traveling.

18.What willengineers doA.Design patterns.B.Choose suitablecolors.C.Work in the productiondepartment.

19.Who performa vitaltaskA.Salesmen.B.Accountants.C.Scientists.

20.What isthespeakermainly talkingaboutA.Sales methods.B.Job chances.C.Fashionable clothes.第二部分阅读理解（共两节，满分分）50第一节（共小题;每小题分满分分）

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37.5阅读下列短文，从每题所给的、、、四个选项中选出最佳选项A BC DAKansas City InternationalAirport GroundTransportation DroppingOff andPicking UpKansasCityInternational（）Airport KCIoffers severalconvenient optionsfor dropping-off andpicking-up passengersat theairport terminals（航站楼）.Here are a fewtips tohelp planyour trip:There aretwo terminalsat KCI,with differentairlines flyingout ofeach.Please checkthe airlinessection of thewebsite to be sureyou knowwhich terminalto use.Strict securitydirectives prohibitparked orunattended vehicleson theroadways in front of the terminals,even fora（往返班车）（路缘）short time.You maypull shuttle services to the curbin front of a terminal onlylong enoughto dropoffor pick up awaiting traveler.When waitingto bepicked up,the travelermust bewaiting outsidethe terminalbeforeyou pullover;parking yourvehicle at the curb whileyou waitfor arrivingtravelers toemerge fromthe terminalis notallowed.Unattended vehiclesmay beticketed.Metro BusServiceRideKC operatesto andfrom KCIevery dayof theweek.RideKC busesaccept cashand31-day buspasses.Theregular one-way fare toor fromKCI is$

15.Fare forseniors,youths andpersons withdisabilities canbe reducedby$5,and basedon that,an additional20%discount canbe givento youthswith studentcards.For routes,schedules andadditional informationplease visittheir websiteor contactRideKC directlyat816-221-

0660.COMPANY PHONENUMBER SERVICEAREA NOTES5GuysKansas,Missouri,Nebraska,Private carservice/Transportation816-891-9579Oklahoma andIowa ReservationsonlyAbe,sTransportation,LLC816-349-5393Kansas andMissouri ReservationsonlyGround ScheduledTransportationshuttleservice888-467-3729Lawrence,MassachusettsServices,LLCBoonville,Columbia,South Scheduledshuttle serviceMOX877-669-4826Carolina

21.Which of the followingactions maylead to a fineA.Dropping offa travelerinfrontof aterminal.B.Parking infrontof the terminals.C.Standing outsideaterminalfor long.D.Pulling overto pickup awaiting traveler.

22.How muchmight amiddle schoolstudent payat leastforaround-trip byRideKCA.$

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23.Which numbershould youcall if you wantto goto Missouriin a private carA.877-669-

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3729.BI used to believethat onlywords couldcatch theessence ofthe humansoul.The literary works containedsuchdistinct storiesthat theyshaped theway wesaw theworld.Words werewhat composedthe questionswe sought touncover and the answersto thosequestions themselves.Words wereeverything.That beliefchanged.In anordinary mathclass,my teacherposed asimple question:Whafs

0.99rounded to the nearest whole numberEasy.When roundedto thenearestwhole number,

0.99=

1.Somehow,I thoughteven though

0.99is only

0.01away from1,theres stilla

0.01difference.That meanseven iftwo thingsare onlya littledifferent,they arestill different,so doesntthatmake themcompletely different（等式）My teacheranswered myquestion bypresenting anotherequation1=

0.9,which couldalso beexpressedas1=

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99999...repeating itselfwithout everending.There wassomething mysteriousbut fascinatingabout theequation.The leftside wasunchangeable,objective:Itcontained a number thatended.On theright wassomething endless,anumberrepeating itselflimitless times.Yet,somehow,these twoopposite thingswere connectedby anequal sign.Lying inbed,I thoughtabout howmuch theequation paralleledour existence.The leftside ofthe equationrepresentsthat sometimeslife itselfis sounchangeable andso clear:the concrete,wholenumberoftheday when youwere bomand theday whenyou woulddie.But thenthere isthat gapin betweenlife anddeath.The rightside meansatime andspace fullof limitlesspossibilities,and endlessopportunities into the openfuture.So thatswhat lifeis,objective butimaginative,unchangeable butlimitless.Life is an equationwith twosides thatbalancesitself out.Still,we cantever trulyseem toput theperfect wordsto it.So possiblynumbers canexpress ideas asequally wellas wordscan.For now,lets leaveit atthat:1=

0.

9999...and livea lifelike it.

24.What doesthe authoremphasize aboutwords in Paragraph1A.Their expressivepower.B.Their literaryorigins.C.Their distinctsounds.D.Their widevariety.

25.What madethe authorfind theequation fascinatingA.The repetitionof anumber.B.The waytwo differentnumbers areequal.C.The question the teacherraised.D.The differencebetween thetwo numbers.

26.Which ofthe followingcan replacethe underlinedword paralleled“inParagraph6A.Measured.B.Composed.C.Mirrored.D.Influenced.

27.What is a suitabletitle for the textA.The PerfectEquation B.Numbers BuildEquationsC.An AttractiveQuestion D.Words OutperformNumbersCFor morethan twodecades,Elon Musk has focusedSpaceX,his rocketcompany,on hislifelong goalof reachingMars.Over thelast year,he hasalso builtup workon whatwill happenif hegets there.Mr.Musk,53,has directedSpaceX employeesto drillinto thedesign anddetails ofa Martiancity,according tofivepeople withknowledge ofthe effortsand documentsviewed byThe NewYork Times.One teamis drawingup plansforsmall domehabitats,including thematerials thatcould beusedtobuild them.Another isworking onspacesuits tocombatMarss hostileenvironment,while amedical teamis researchingwhether humanscan havechildren there.These initiatives,which areat theirearly stage,areashift towardmore concreteplanning forlife on Mars asMr.（加速）.Musks timelinehas hastenedWhile hesaid in2016that itwould take40to100years tohave aself-sustainingcivilization on the planet,Mr.Mus ktold SpaceXemployees inApril that he nowexpects onemillion peopletobelivingthere in about20years.（违抗）Mr.Musk haslong triedto defythe impossibleand hasoften managedto beattough odds.But hisvisionfor lifeon Marstakes hisseemingly limitlessambitions totheir mostextreme----------------------and somemight sayabsurdist-point.No onehas everset footonthe planet.NASA doesntexpect toland humanson Marsuntil the2040s.And ifpeople getthere,they willbe greetedby abarren terrain,icy temperatures,dust storms,and airthat isimpossible tobreathe.（执着）Yet Mr.Musk isso weddedtotheidea ofcreating acivilization on Mars—he oncesaid heplans todie there-----------------that ithas pushednearly everybusiness endeavorhe hasundertaken onEarth.His vision for Marsunderliesmost ofthe sixcompanies that he leadsor owns,each ofwhich couldpotentially contributetoaspace colony,according tothe documentsandthe people withknowledge ofthe efforts.The BoringCompany,aprivatetunneling venturefounded byMr.Musk,was startedin partto readyequipment todigunder Marsssurface,two ofthepeoplesaid.Mr.Muskhastold peoplethathebought X,the socialmedia platform,partly tohelp testhow acitizen-led governmentthat rulesby consensusmight workon Mars.He hasalso saidthat heenvisionsresidents ontheplanetwill drivea versionofthesteel-paneled Cybertrucksmade byTesla,his electricvehiclecompany.

28.What measuresare beingtaken bySpaceX to realize theirdream ofMarsA.Designing largespaceships andbuilding hospitals.B.Planning forhabitats anddesigning spacesuits.C.Developing technologiesand trainingmedical teams.D.Building spacestations andinspiring employeesto strive.

29.How dosome peoplefind Mr.Musks visionfor MarsA.Practical andachievable.B.Unreasonable andtime-consuming.C.Theoretical andpromising.D.Over-ambitious andridiculous.

30.Why didMr.Musk purchaseX socialmedia platformA.Because heintended tocreate acompany onMars.B.Because he was interestedin promotingsocial networkonMars.C.Because hewanted tomake profitsby runningit onMars.D.Because hedreamt ofa resident-managed governmentfor Mars.

31.What isthe passagemainly aboutA.Elon Musksdetermination andinitiatives toput peopleonMars.B.Elon Musk*s effortsto overcomethe challengesof exploringMars.C.Elon Musk*s overallvisionfor the futuredevelopment ofMars.D.Elon Muskscompanies onMars andtheir contributions.DReading fictionis anemotional experience.Feeling emotions-----------even negativeemotions suchas sadness一drives readingand helpsus enjoybooks.The emotionswe feelwhen readingmay evenhelp usshow empathy,understand thatothers haveopinions,and encourageus tohelp others.The emotionalexperience ofreading isbothindividually andsocially beneficial.Currently,however,the linkbetween readingand emotionsis largelymissing fromthe readingexperienced byyoungpeople in English literaturelessons inEngland.（）The GeneralCertificate ofSecondary EducationGCSE Englishliterature curriculumhas beencriticized.Examination questionsin Englishliterature areusually constructedimpersonally.For instance,a recentGCSE paperasksstudents/How doesPriestley explorethe importanceof socialclass inAn InspectorCalls”Questions likethis encouragestudentsto considerthe intentionand styleofthe author withouttaking theirpersonal responsetothetext intoaccount.The currentapproach tothe Englishliterature curriculumand itsassessment isalso inconflict withhow teachersviewthe valueof emotionsinEnglishteaching.In ourrecent study,we found that the teachers usedthe wordsfeer9andfeelings“frequently.These wordsoften occurredwithin broadercomments aboutengagement anda senseof closenesstoboth thethemes andcharacters in the textsbeing studied.Some oftheteacherswe surveyedfelt thatthis connectionwitha texthad tobe inplace beforeany attemptto analyze language,structure andmeaning.As oneteacher said,I findtheeasiest way of gettingkids toanalyzelanguage is gettingthem tothink abouthow itmakes themfeel andthen toexplorehow thelanguageismaking thathappen.”Teachers werealso keento promotethe valueof discussionin theirclassrooms.They viewedthis asan importantwayin whichlearners developedas readers,through dialogueand bybuilding onothers emotionalresponses.They feltsuchcollective talk was importantasatool forenriching theclassroom environment.It also,crucially,encouragedstudents tounderstand thatany literarytext canspark multipleand oftenvery differentinterpretations.（使一致）School readingshould bemore closelyaligned topersonal readingpractices andthose arevery muchdrivenby emotions.

32.What isthe firstparagraph mainlyaboutA.Reading experiencesof youngpeople.B.Benefits ofemotional reading.C.Significance ofreleasing emotions.D.Trends infiction reading.

33.Which ofthe followingquestions might be consideredimpersonalA.How wouldyou reactifyouwere inthe samesituationB.Which ofthe poemsimpresses youmost andwhyC.What isyour understandingofthesaying Wellbegun,half done”D.What writingtechniques areused bytheauthorinthefiction

34.What shouldbe donebefore analyzingliteraryworksaccording tosome teachersA.Predicting theplot.B.Analyzing thelanguage.C.Relating tothe works.D.Outlining thestructure.

35.What isthe authorspuipose in writing Paragraph5A.To illustratea standardteaching procedure.B.To introducean effectiveteaching practice.C.To explorean innovativereading method.D.To reviewan unforgettablereading activity.第二节（共小题;每小题分满分分）

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12.5阅读下面短文，从短文后的选项中选出可以填入空白处的最佳选项选项中有两项为多余选项If youhave everinteracted with a playfulpuppy,a darlingkitten,or anyother adorablecreature,chances arethat（捏）youve experiencedan overwhelmingurge topet,squeeze,or evenpinch them.36It isa responsethat islikely linkedtoour innatedrive tonurture andprotect ouryoung._37_A questionnaireto measurethe levelsof cute aggression experiencedwas giventotheparticipants ofthe study.Researchers foundthat peopletend tofeel a stronger4cute aggression^^response towardsbaby animalsand picturesofdigitally enhancedhuman babieswith enlargedfeatures.They alsofoundthatseeing cutethings triggersthe brainsemotionand rewardsystems.Someone mayfeel sooverwhelmed withemotions thatthey havebecome unmanageable.The brainsstrategy toregulate thisimbalance isto expressan opposite“emotion toavoid excessiveemotional exertion（消耗）._（二态表达）38_This phenomenonis called a dimorphousexpression ofemotion.A secondstudy alsoconfirmed thatcute aggressionisawayofregulating emotions.When peopleare overwhelmedbyastrongemotion,they developdistorted（歪曲）negative behaviorcalled duplicity/5in whichwhat theydo doesnotcorrespond towhat theythink.But cute aggression doesn*t equalabusive violence._39_Now thatyou knowwhy youfeel the urge tosqueeze unbearablycute andfluffy things,theres noneed toworryabout theseaggressive tendencies.__________40__If youfeel theurge topinch,bite,or eveng rindyour teeth”（虐待狂的），whenyousee cuteanimals,dont worry---------this isnot sadistictendencies butthe brainis tryingtocontrol itself.A.The brainuses aggressionto balancethe overwhelmingpositive emotionsofthetwo systems.B.A studyin2018soughttocomprehend thebrain activitytriggering cuteaggression.C.The strongerthe feelingsof cuteaggression,the strongertheurgeto flee.D.They rea normalpart ofour responseto adorablecreatures.E.On thecontrary,cuteaggressioncan fostercollaboration betweenpeople.F.The formerisapositive emotionthat doesnot leadtorealviolent actions.G.This instinctiveimpulse iscommonly referredto ascuteaggression.第三部分语言运用（共两节，满分分）30第一节（共个小题，每小题分，满分分）15115阅读下面短文，从每题所给的、、、四个选项中选出可以填入空白处的最佳选项A BC DForthirty years,I wasa screenwriter.My miniseries,A YearintheLife starringRichard Kileywon Emmyaward.I_41_an animatedfeature film,The LandBefore Timefor producersSteven Spielberg.Despite these42_,I oftenworriedabout mynext paycheck.It woreme down.Over theyears,finding securityinwriting_43one word:YES.In2001,Lawrence Turman,the deanof MFAProducing Programat USC,offered mea chanceto teacha class.Withvery little_44_,I saidYES.I wentfortheinterview,and_45_the job.In thefollowing days,I fellin lovewith teachingandenjoyed theidea ofknowing Idbe receivinga modestbut_46_income.Four-and-a-half yearslater,I becamea fulltenuredprofessor.In2015,an emailarrived invitingme tobe a_47_for anupcoming TEDxevent.While I_48_knew whatit was,Isaid YES.It turnedout Idhave toprepare afifteen-minute monologuetobedelivered beforea liveaudience of500people withno notes,just aheadset anda bare_49_.But Imade itthrough and,ultimately,the talkwas wellreceived.After thetalkwasposted online,it wentviral andI was_50_about turningit intoabook._51_,I saidYES._52_asuccessful pre-sale campaignand interestfrom fifteenpublishers,T_53_with HarvardSquare Editions,a publishinghouserun byHarvard alumnithat grewout ofthe HarvardAlumni Associationgroup.My firstnovel,That OneCigarette,was_54_on November24,

2017.Embracing_55_with asimple“YES”guided myjourney successfully.

41.A.wrote B.shot C.directed D.interpreted

42.A.celebrities B.incomes C.achievements D.awards

43.A.got acrossto B.came downto C.gave riseto D.held onto

45.A.needed B.declined C.offered D.landed

46.A.decent B.high C.steady D.personal

47.A.director B.presenter C.playwright D.judge

48.A.barely B.instantly C.rarely D.definitely

49.A.hall B.stage C.earpiece D.microphone

50.A.warnedB.reminded C.approached D.complained

51.A.Here andnow B.Far andwide C.As expectedD.As always

44.A.assistance B.hesitation C.communication D.effort

52.A.Following B.Hosting C.Launching D.Running

53.A.signed B.dealt C.corresponded D.associated

54.A.created B.selected C.released D.adapted

55.A.hardships

8.strangers C.opinions D.opportunities第二节（共小题;每题分满分分）

101.5,15阅读下面短文，在空白处填入个适当的单词或括号内单词的正确形式1With a98-87win overFrance inthe PARISOlympic titlegame,the U.S.mens basketballteam downedFrance towinits fifthstraight Olympicgold medal.Stephen Curry,the GoldenState Warriorssuperstar,scored24points,all fromtheeight three-pointers whenhe shot8-out-of-10,_56_led theUS tothe toppodium,again.Team USAneeded everybitof Stephen Currys heroics_57_beat Franceat BercyArena.回升On Saturday,USA ledforthefinal34minutes,35seconds,spending thelate eveningstopping ralliesfroma Frenchteam thatwould notweaken.That*s whenthe Curryattack began.He hitfour three-pointers inthe spanof2minutes,12seconds,_58_seal thevictory andthe USAsfifth goldmedal in_59_row.When thelast onesplashedthrough thehoop,StephenCurrysprinted downthe floorwith theenergy andvigor ofa child,pressing hishands60his headin asleeping motion.The teamcalled andcelebrated theincredible61accomplish.They putanother opponentinto hibernationwithaonce-in-a-lifetime display,this timeon basketbalfsgrandeststage onCurrys Olympicdebut.Currys legendaryshooting___62__witness bythe NBAfor15years.But it was not_63_the OlympicGamesParis2024thathereally participatedin aGames—and itwas wellworth thewait.Sixteen-year NBA老运动员veterans64general donot havemany first-time experiencesor newadventures,but Currystime inFrancewas65satisfy.UI wasjust laughing,and takingit allin becauseyou neverknow ifthismoment wouldhappen againJ saidCurry.第四部分写作共两节，满分分40第一节满分分15假定你是高中生李华，下周日你所在的城市即将举办一次大型的世界文学沙龙活动，你很感兴趣，Salon打算参加请用英文给主办者写一封邮件咨询有关信息，内容包括Mr.Smith需要具备的资格；

1.具体的活动安排；

2..需要做哪些准备3注意,写作词数应为个左右；180,请按如下格式在答题卡上的相应位置作答2Dear Mr.Smith,Yours,第二节（满分分）Li Hua25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It wasa sunnyTuesday andKhan,a petdog,had joinedour familythe previousThursday.He hadalready decidedthatmy two-year-old Charlotte was hisNo.1girl.The doghad seldomleft herside sincehe arrivedat hisnew home.Totell thetruth,I wasa littlebit hesitantabout whetherto accepthim ornot.I wasjust inthe housedoing boringchores andCharlotte criedto gooutside andrun around.So Itook herinto the（蹒跚）garden forsome freshair.Khan wasalways next to Charlotteeven whenshe wasjust toddlingaround thegarden,looking atflowers andall thatgood stuff.Khan waswith her.Charlotte wassoon tiredof playinginthegarden andthen（挂锁）went toplay withthe padlockonthe gate.She wasbeating thepadlock anditwasbanging onthegate.I thoughtKhan,who wasnaturally rightnexttoCharlotte,mightbedisturbed bythe loudnoise,but heseemed undisturbedby it.（凉亭）.Seeing these,I feltat ease,sipping mycoffee leisurelyatthenearby arborThatwas until,entirely withoutwarning,Khan becamevery upsetindeed.He suddenlystarted makingnoise fromthedepths ofhis chest,this growl.His wholechest puffedup,his hairstood up,and helowered hishead andpushed myCharlotte.Are yougoing tohurt my daughter Goaway!”I rusheddesperately tosave mydaughter.As Iscreamed,Khan seemedto doublein sizeand hischest wasbigger thanhewaslong.He grabbedCharlotte bythe backof herclothesand threwher overhis shoulderinto thegarden.I wascompletely stunned:Charlottewasjust sittingright thereinapile ofgrass,giggling withdelight.Still notsure whetherKhan*s strangebehavior wassome sortof attackon mychild,I racedtopickupCharlotte,who wastotallyunharmed,leaving Khanbehind.Just asI turnedto runinto thehouse withmydaughterin myarms,a giantsnakeslid away,hissing acrossthe grass.注意续写词数应为个左右；

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150.请按如下格式在答题卡的相应位置作答2At thevery moment,I understoodall.____________________________________________________________（兽医）_Khan neededimmediate medicalhelp,so Icalledavet inno time.。