2025届重庆市万州二中高三下学期周测英语试题含解析

2025届重庆市万州二中高三下学期周测英语试题注意事项答卷前，考生务必将自己的姓名、准考证号填写在答题卡上

1.回答选择题时，选出每小题答案后，用铅笔把答题卡上对应题目的答案标号涂黑，如需改动，用橡皮擦干净后，再选涂

2.其它答案标号回答非选择题时，将答案写在答题卡上，写在本试卷上无效考试结束后，将本试卷和答题卡一并交回

3.第一部分（共小题，每小题分，满分分）20L

5301.Theres anotherway tosurvive thiscompetition-a wayno oneever seemsto tell you about,you haveto learnfor yourself.A.one B.it C.that D.another

2.—Mr,White,do youhave anything一No,nothing.You cantake arest now.A.type B.typed C.to typeD.to betyped

3.After Ileft LinchuanNo.2Middle School,I begancollege classesin September

2010.不填；不填；不填A.a;the B.the C.the;the D.

4.As to the long-term effectsof globalwarming somebelieve that the damagehas beendone,・A.otherwise we take steps to make up nowB.now thatwetake stepsto make upC.whether wetake stepsto makeup nowor notD.unless wetakestepstomakeup now

5.“Made in China2025aims totransform Chinafrom aproduct-making factoryinto aproduct-making power,driven byinnovation andemphasizing qualityover quantity*A.the onethat B.one thatC.one D.the one

6.—When didTom come to Qingdao—It wasin July,2006and hea tripinChinawith hisparents at thattime.A.would takeB.had takenC.was takingD.had beentaking

7.Lisa wouldntthe jobany more.She hada bigargument withher boss and resigned.A.come up with B.keep upwithC.makeupwith D.put upwith

8.—Hi,Tom!1got achance to be anexchange studentin HarvardUniversity._!I hadbeen expectingto studythere.A.Lucky youB.Have fun

16、A.shared B.found C.mentioned D.deleted17A.happened B.succeeded C・spread D,formed

18、A.expensive B.free C.ordinary D.cheap

19、A.participation B.satisfaction C.solution D.introduction、B,apparently C.especially D.willingly20A.merely第二节（每小题分，满分分）阅读下面材料，在空白处填入个适当的单词或括号内单词的正确形式L5151分

27.15I stillremember thehappiest momentof mylife I decided tohold aparty for my Italianfriends whileliving in、」Florence,Italy Myfriends didntspeak anyEnglish AndI vividlyremember1try toonly speakItalian in2party Andthen,someoneasked me to tella jokeIdont knowif youknow this,3-telling jokesin

4.language isone of the mostpainful experiencesyou canimagineI beganthe jokeCerauna voltaOnce upon a time”Halfway throughthe joke,I began to getnervous,so Isuddenly forgotthe Italianwords And30Italians werestaring atme,

5.waitfor the joke tocometoan endAt the last minute,I rememberedand completedthejokeI waitedfor thesound ofcrickets Butinstead I」experienced a6thunder laughand a round ofapplause Imade dozensof Italianslaugh,in theircountry,in theirlanguage」」（）」，7today,that memorycontinues to be oneof the8happy momentsIve everexperienced Andifs thereason9over thelast（）four years,I10,study languagesand nowI canspeak five:English,Italian,Spanish,Portuguese,and German第四部分写作（共两节）第一节短文改错（满分分）10（分）假定英语课上老师要求同桌之间交换修改作文，请你修改你同桌写的以下作文文中共有处语言错误,每句

28.1010中最多有两处每处错误仅涉及一个单词的增加、删除或修改增加:在缺词处加一个漏字符号

（一）,并在其下面写出该加的词删除:把多余的词用斜线（\）划掉修改:在错的词下画一横线，并在该词下面写出修改后的词注意、每处错误及其修改均仅限一词；

1、只允许修改处，多者（从第处起）不计分

21011、This morning,I foundit wassnowing HeavilyAttracted by the beautifulsight,Idecided to goout totake somephoto Thesnowfinally stoppedat noon,and Icouldn*t waitgo outsidewith mycamera AsI walkedon thepath in the frontof our、building,I sawa boysuddenly slipin thesnow-covered groundIt was atthatmoment whenI realizedwhat Ishould do、、Immediately,I returnedhome toget abroom butstarted tosweep thepath Iworked sohardly that I sweateda lotAn hour、、late,the thicksnow wascleared awayLooked at the cleanpath,my neighborsall smiledand gaveme thumbsup Ifelt very第二节书面表达满分分happy thatI havedone somethingformyneighborhoods25分假如你是李华，你的英国网友打算抽空到中国学习太极他写信向你求助，请你根据下列要点

29.25Tom Tai Chi,给对方写一封回信介绍学太极好处；L.负责联系学习地点和老师2注意.词数左右信的开头已经写好:

1100.可适当增加细节，以使行文连贯2Dear Tom,Yours,Li Hua参考答案第一部分（共小题，每小题分，满分分）20L

530、1A、2D、3D、4C、5C、6C、7D、8A、9C、10D、11B、12A、13C、14B、15B、16A、17B、18C、19B、20A第二部分阅读理解（满分分）阅读下列短文，从每题所给的、、、四个选项中，选出最佳选项40A BC D、

211.D

2.A

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221.B

2.D

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241.D

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3.A

2.C

3.D

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5.D第三部分语言知识运用（共两节）第一节（每小题分，满分分）阅读下面短文，从短文后各题所给的、、和L530A BC四个选项中，选出可以填入空白处的最佳选项.D、

261.C

2.A

3.D

4.D

5.A

6.C

7.B

8.C

9.B

10.A

11.D

12.B

13.B

14.C

15.D

16.A

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18.B

19.A

20.D第二节（每小题分，满分分）阅读下面材料，在空白处填入个适当的单词或括号内单词的正确形式

1.

5151271.trying

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6.thunderous

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8.happiest

9.why

10.have beenstudying第四部分写作（共两节）第一节短文改错（满分分）

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281.photo—photos后面加上

2.wait to前的去掉

3.front the

4.in—on一

5.when that一

6.but and一

7.hardly hard

8.late-later

9.Looked—Looking

10.have—had第二节书面表达（满分分）

25、29Dear Tom,It is amazing formetoknow thatyou showgreat preferencefor Tai Chi andare willingto leamit soon.Fm quitesure thatI cangiveyou ahand gladly.武术）,Tai Chiis notonly anancient martia]but has also beenwidely acknowledgedas aneffective healthexercise.（姿势）（流畅、优Concentrating oncorrect postureand breathingcontrol,Tai chismovements arefluid,graceful andwell-balanced雅、协调），thus promotingthe completeharmony ofbody andmind.Besides,TaiChiprovides themental relaxation and physicalfitnessthat areso essentialin ourmodern stressfullives.As foryour learninglocation andinstructor,I*m soproud totellyouthatIhave the ability torecommend thebest schooland besttrainerin ourcity toyou,for actuallymy uncleisamaster ofTaiChiwho is always invitedto instructothers allover thecountry.As aconsequence,you canrely onme.Looking forward to yourcoming!Yours,Li HuaC.Take iteasy D.Forget it

9.He couldntmake hisvoice abovethe noiseof thetraffic.A.to hearB.hearingC.heard D.hear

10.She isbeing pleasedabout it;she isvery angry.A.free fromB.free ofC.out ofD.far from

11.…Dont worry,Mum.The doctorsaid itwas only the flu.—!Fil telldad theresnothing serious.A.Congratulations B.What areliefC・How surprisingD.Pm sosorry

12.He whetherto setaside theminor differences,then hedid.A.debated B.predictedC.plotted D.calculated

13.In manyways,the magicof AIis itsnot somethingyou cansee ortouch.A.whether B.whatC.that D.why

14.Janes paleface suggested that sheill andher parentssuggestedthatshe amedical exam.A.be;should haveB.was;haveC.should be;had D.was;had

15.一Thank youvery muchfor everything.Youfve beenso helpful・一・Just letme knowif thereis anythingelse Ican doforyou.A.With pleasureB.The pleasureis mine.C.Please dontsay soD.No,thanks

16.The doctorsdilemma washe shouldtell thepatient thetruth.A.whether B.whichC.that D.what

17.Thinking thather daughterwas doingher homework,the motherleft theroom,・A.quickly andgentle B.quick andgentleC.quickly andgently D.quick andgently

18.The teachercame into the classroomby hisstudents.A.following B.tobefollowingC.followed D.having followed.

19.The affairsof eachcountry shouldbe byits ownpeople.A.elected B.settledC.developed D.contained

20.The policeofficers decidedto conducta thoroughand reviewof thecase.A.comprehensive B.complicatedC.conscious D.constant第二部分阅读理解（满分分）阅读下列短文，从每题所给的、、、四个选项中，选出最佳选项40A BC D（分）

21.6A projectin Gambia is empoweringwomen andreducing dangerous waste atthe sametime.The WasteInnovation Center,funded bythe EuropeanUnions GlobalClimate ChangeAlliance,shows womenin theBrikamaarea how to recyclewaste intouseful materialsand products,which they can thensell inlocal markets.（木炭），Wood-like wasteis recycledinto charcoalfor example,which can be usedto supersedefirewood andreduce thenumber昆合月巴料）of treesthat arecut downfor firewood.Food wasteis recycledinto compost^to functionas environmentallyfriendlyfertilizers andplastic isturned intomany usefulthings.（）Supported byWasteAid UKand theGambia WomensInitiative GWI,among others,the projectprovides womenwith skills（自给自足的）.theycanuse tobecome self-sufficient Womenlearning atthe centercome fromfive communities,and some of themtravelas far as12miles tolearn theseimportant skillsthat willprovide themwith anincome,according to The Guardian.Isatou Ceesay,who nowleads theGWL highlightedthe needto focuson economicequality inher country,telling TheGuardian,In terms of education,women arethe oneswho are always behind.Boys arechosen togo toschool.When weconduct ourtraining,we（实施）find womencan doa lot,but dontknow whothey are,or howto implementthings.”According to the WorldHealth OrganizationsCountry CooperationStrategy2008—2013report,the mainenvironmental issuefacingGambiaispoor wastemanagement inurban areas.Ndey SirengBakurin,executive directorof theNational EnvironmentAgency,has voicedconcern overhealth andenvironmentalrisks,such aswater pollution,the increaseof insectsas wellas floodingthat occurasaresult ofpoor wastemanagement.、1What doesthe WasteInnovation Centertry todoA.Develop localmarkets in Brikama.B.Teach womenhowtoinvent new things.C.Keep womenaway fromdangerouswaste.D.Help womeninBrikamabenefit fromwaste.、2What doesthe underlinedword supersede“in Paragraph2probably meanA.Replace.B.Transform.C.Burn.D.Reserve.、3From whatIsatou Ceesaysaid wecan learnthat womenin Gambia.A.dont learnnewthingsfastB・arent interestedin educationC.really hopefor economicequalityD.are notfairly treatedin thecountry

4、What isthe writer9s purposeof writingthelastparagraphA.To summarizethe previousparagraphs.B.To providesome advicefor thereaders.C.To addsome backgroundinformation.D.To introducea newtopic fordiscussion.（分）

22.8Science isfinaly beginningto embraceanimals who were,for along time,considered second-class citizens.As Annie Potts ofCanterbury Universityhas noted,chickens distinguishamong onehundred chickenfaces andrecognize familiarindividualseven aftermonths ofseparation.When givenproblems tosolve,they reason:hens trainedto pickcolored buttonssometimes（）choose togive up an immediatefood rewardfor aslightly laterand betterone.Healthy hensmay aidfriends,and mournwhen thosefrienddie.Pigs respondmeaningful tohuman symbols.When aresearch teamled byCandace Croneyat PennState Universitycarriedwooden blocksmarked with X andO symbolsaround pigs,only the O carriersoffered foodtotheanimals.The pigssoon ignoredthe Xcarriersin favorof theOs.Then theteam switchedfrom real-life objectstoT-shirts printedwithXor Osymbols.Still,the pigswalkedonly towardtheO-shirted people:they hadtransferred theirknowledge toa two-dimensional format,a notinconsiderable featofreasoning.Fve beenguilty ofprejudiced expectations,myself.At thestart ofmy careeralmost fourdecades ago,I wasfirmly convincedthat（灵长目动物），monkeys andapes out-think andout-feel otheranimals.Theyre otherprimates afterall,animals fromour own（哺孚动物的）mammalian Lclass.Fairly soon,I cameto see that alongwith ourclosest livingrelatives,whales tooare mastersofcultural learning,and elephantsexpress profoundjoy andmourning with their socialcompanions.Long-term studiesin thewild onthesemammals helpedto fuela viewpointshift in our society:the publicno longerso easilyaccepts monkeysmade toundergo painfulprocedurekin laboratories,elephants forcedto performin circuses,and dolphinskept insmall tanksat themeparks.Over time,though,as Ibegantobroaden outeven furtherand explorethe innerlives offish,chickens,pigs,goats,and cows,Istarted towonder:Will thenew scienceof foodanimalsn bringan ethical（伦理的）revolution intermsofwhowe eat Inother words,will ourethics startto catchupwiththe developmentof ourscienceAnimal activistsare alreadythere,of course,committed tonot eatingthese animals.But whatabout therest ofus Canpayingattention tothe thinkingand feelingof theseanimals leadus tomake changesin whoweeat、1According toAnniePotts,hens havetheabilityof.A.interaction B.analysisC.creation、2The researchinto pigsshows thatpigs.A.learn lettersquicklyB.have agood eyesightC.can buildupagood relationshipD.can applyknowledge tonew situations、3Paragraph4is mainlyabout.A.the similaritiesbetween mammalsand humansB,the necessityof long-term studieson mammalsC.a changein peoplesattitudes towardsanimalsD.a discoveryof howanimals expressthemselves、4What mightbe thebest titlefor thepassageA,The InnerLives of Food AnimalsB.The LifestylesofFoodAnimalsC,Science Reportson FoodAnimalsD.A Revolutionin FoodAnimals（分）

23.8We wouldlike towish allour readersa wonderfulwinter break.Our Januarymagazine isnow in the shopsand availabledigitally.Were lookingforwardtosharing moreadventures anddiscoveries withyou in2018,including:At acrossroads in the AtlanticAsthe populationof Ascension Island risesup tomark the200th anniversaryof Britishrule,Fred Pearcewonders whatthe futuremighthave instore forthis strangepart ofland.Photostory:On theroad againAselection ofimages froman exhibitionopening thismonth atthe RoyalGeographical Societygo handin handwith M.AurelSteins early20th centuryphotographs of the SilkRoad.Dossier:Going underground（排放）.Mark Rowediscusses therole thatcarbon storagecan playintheglobal effortto reducecarbon dioxideemissionNet loss（渔场）Kit Gilletreports from the Gulfof Thailand,whose fisherieshave beenalmost destroyedbythecommercialization of theThai fishingindustry.And dontforget......around-up ofthe latestgeographical andclimate sciencenews;a hotspot focuson Turkey;advice on taking photographsinAntarctica;an interviewwith LucienCastaing-Taylor,professor ofvisual artsat Harvard;plus lots,lots more...（）Buy yourcopy now,click hereand saveup to35%or call+

4401635588496.Geographical isalso availablein WHSmithandmany independentnews agents.、1If youwant toread somethingabout globalwarming,you canread.A.Dossier:Going undergroundB.Photostory:On theroad againC.At acrossroads inthe AtlanticD.Net loss、2Which ofthe followingstatements isTRUEA.AscensionIslandhasabright futurewith morepopulation.B.Commercialization contributestotheloss offishery inThai.C.The Januaryedition of2014is tocome outinthewinter break.D.The topicsof thismagazine focuson geographyand interviews.、3The passageis writtento.A.attract readersto buythe magazineB.give adviceontakingphotosC.share adventuresand discoveriesD.introduce thecontent ofthe magazine（分）（元素）

24.8You mayhave neverheard ofLanthanum,Cerium orNeodymium,but these elements andothers knownasrare earth“play amajor rolein modemtechnology.They canactually befound inmany placeson theearth,but notin quantitiesthatcan be mined.Only a few countries-China,America,India,Australia,Brazil andMalaysia haveany thatcanbemined enoughto betraded.Even thoughsomeofthese elementssuch asCerium areas abundant as Copper,they arenot found in concentratedamounts on the（提取）earths surface.They areoften mixedtogether withother metals,which makesextraction ofthese elementsan expensiveandan environmentallymessy process.It wasdue tothis reasonthattheterm rare earth wasinvented.Rare earthmetals areused widelyinourlife.Rechargeable carbatteries,computers,iPhones,DVD players,computer monitors,televisions,lighting,lasers,glass polishing,and superconductorsall usequantities of rare earthmetals.Also,withtheadvancement inC€green^^technology likesolar panels,these shinymaterials arebecoming moreimportant thanever.An averageelectric caruses10pounds ofLanthanum forits rechargeablebattery!（存彳诸量）America haslarge deposits ofrare earths andhas oneofthefirst mines.It wasopenedin SouthernCalifornia in

1940.The elementEuropium“was thefirst metaltobeseparated inquantity foruse incolor televisions.However,inthe1980sand1990s,as Chinastarted producingtheseelementsin InnerMongolia,the minesin Americaand elsewherecould notkeeppace.The minein MountainPass,California alsofailed environmentalregulations andshut downin

2002.Now,recognizing theimportance ofhaving more than onesupplier ofthis importantresource,other rareearth owningcountrieslike Indiaand Australiaare eitherdusting offtheir rareearth minesor speedingup theirproduction.It isbelieved thatthe debateoverrare earthswill becomelouder inthe comingmonths andyears.1What canwe learnabout rare earthsA.They areactually asabundantasCopper.B.They canbeminedeasily asother metals.C.They canonly befoundinafewcountries.D.They arenot reallyas rareas theyare named.、2Compared withChina,America.A.paid moreattention toEuropiumB.has largerdepositsofrare earthsC.started producingrareearthsearlierD.has morerareearthmines、3It canbe inferredfrom thetext thatrareearths.A.are nowin greatdemandB.can nowbe usedin fewfieldsC.are harmfultotheenvironmentD.will soonbe replacedby othermetals分

25.10The FrickCollection5th Avenueand E.70th StreetManyart loverswould rathervisit thissmall artgallery thanany otherin NewYork.Henry ClayFrick,a richNew Yorker,died in1919,leaving hishouse,furniture andart collectionsto Americanpeople.Frick hada preferencefor pre-twentieth centuryWesternpaintings,and theseare well-represented inthis excellentcollection.You canalso exploreFricks beautifulhouse andgarden whicharewell wortha visitGuggenheim Museum5th Avenueand88th StreetThismuseum owns5,000excellent modernpaintings,sculptures anddrawings.These artworks arenot alldisplayed atthe sametime.The exhibitionisalwayschanging.It willappeal tothose wholove Impressionistand Post-Impressionist paintings.TheGuggenheim Museumbuilding isalso world-famous.The bestway to see thepaintings isto startfromthetop floorand walkdown to不形的the bottom.There areno stairs,just acircular path.Metropolitan Museum of Art5th Avenueand82nd StreetThereputation ofthis museumlies inthe varietyof itsart collection.This coversmorethan5,000years ofcivilization frommanyparts ofthe world.The museumdisplays morethan justthe visualdelights ofart.It introducesyou in ancient waysof living.You canvisitan Egyptiantemple,a fragrantMing garden,a typicalroom inan18th centuryFrench houseand manyother special exhibitions.（）Whitney Museum of American Art945Madsion Avenue,near75th StreetTheWhitney holds an excellentcollection orcontemporary Americanpaintings andsculptures.There areno permanentdisplaysin thismuseum andexhibitions changeall thetime.Every twoyears,the Whitneyholdsa specialexhibitionof newart byliving artists.The museumalso showsvideos andfilms bycontemporary videoartists.、1What canwe knowabout HenryClay FrickA.He oncelived apoor life.B.He hada deeplove forhis country.C.He leftall hispossessions tohis family.D.He lovedtwentieth centurypaintings verymuch.、2What doGuggenheimMuseumand Whitney Museumof AmericanArthave incommonA.They bothhave stairsin theirbuildings.B.They bothhold artworks byliving artists.C.The exhibitionsin themarealwayschanging.D.They bothdisplay modernpaintings,sculptures anddrawings.、3If youare interestedinancientcivilization,you can go to.A.The FrickCollection B.Guggenheim MuseumC,WhitneyMuseumofAmericanArt D.Metropolitan Museumof Art、4What canwe inferabout WhitneyMuseumofAmerican ArtA.There areonly paintingsof greatartists.B.It islocated inthe sameavenue as the others.C.You cantenjoy newart ofliving artistseach year.D.It isnot aspopular amongart loversastheother museums.、5The passageis mainlyaboutA.some famousartists B.some famouspaintingsC.some famousplaces ofinterest D.some famousart museums第三部分语言知识运用（共两节）第一节（每小题分，满分分）阅读下面短文，从短文后各题所给的、、和

1.530A BC四个选项中，选出可以填入空白处的最佳选项.D

26.（30分）You neverknow howfarakind actcango.You dontknow whoit can1，either.When Gloria（大量给予）Porter andJeff Reickbegan2,they hadno ideahow muchit would3others toshower peoplewith kindness.89-year-old GloriaPorter waslying inhospital.She couldn^leave herward.So to4boredom,she wouldoften stareoutside herwindowto watchconstruction workersbuilding thenew frontentrance tothe hospital.She wasntexpecting oneofthe5to waveto her.She couldnthelp butwave backatthekind6,This wasonlythestart ofaspecial_7between thetwo.Jeff Reickknew Porterwas8,so hedecidedtosend akind9to herby findingsome chalkand writing“Get WelF,on oneofthe（梁）beams facingher

10.I justthought thatwas11J Portersaid.So Ishould dosomethingto12that.”When Portersaw constructionworkers workinghigh abovethe groundone cold,windy day,she grew

13.Shewrote Stay safe99onapiece ofpaper,which shethen14onthewindow forthe workerstosee.When Isaw4Staysafe9onapiece ofpaper,I15and saidto mycoworkers,Did youseethat9,9Reick said.The hospitalstaff tookphotos ofthat and16them onsocial media.The simpleacts ofkindness17and manypeople wereemployedin similaracts,including onewoman whodelivered18pizza tothe constructionworkers.“I justtry tolead byexample andnever expectso much19J Reicksaid.uIf everybody20does thingslikethat,the worldwill bea betterplace.”

1、A.disturb B.employ C.affect D.describe、2A.communicating B.singing C.arguing D.explaining、3A.require B.warn C,force D,encourage、4A.make forB.put offC.figure outD,escape from、5A.workers B.nurses C.doctors D.patients、6A.job B.inspiration C.gesture D.favor、7A.business B.connection C.difference D.trouble、8A.lonely B.upset C.ill D.poor、9A.letter B.message C,note D.warning10A.window B.entrance C.wall D.door、11A.impolite B.necessary C.familiar D.precious

12、A.record B.return C,recover D・remember、13A.puzzled B.worried C.thrilled D.annoyed、14A.knocked B.installed C.placed D.drew、15A.came downB.broke downC.showed upD.turned around。