2025年安徽省东至三中高三年级下学期第三次摸底考试英语试题含解析

2025年安徽省东至三中高三年级下学期第三次摸底考试英语试题请考生注意请用铅笔将选择题答案涂填在答题纸相应位置上，请用毫米及以上黑色字迹的钢笔或签字笔将主观题的答案写在

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0.5答题纸相应的答题区内写在试题卷、草稿纸上均无效答题前，认真阅读答题纸上的《注意事项》，按规定答题

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5301.Why aresome brandsmore popularthan othersthe products are ofsimilar qualityA.as thoughB.even ifC.so thatD.in case

2..You canask anyonefor help.here iswilling tolend you a hand.A.Everyone B.No oneC.One D.Someone

3.No drivingafter drinkingis arule thatevery driverobey inour country.A・will B.shallC.may D.can

4.Children exposedto airpollution aremore tosuffering fromdifferent diseases.A.possible B.probable C.likely D.certainly

5..exactly whatwas wrongwith him,the doctorsgave hima completeexamination.A.To discoverB.Discovering C.Discovered D.Having beendiscovered

6.Had itnot beenfor hisexperience in the forest,we in the battlewith thefierce bear.A.hadnt survivedB.wouldn*t havesurvivedC.didn*t survivedD.wouldnft survive

7.Passion ispassion andit doesntmatter itsdirected.Exactly,it can be coinsor sportsor politics.A.why B.howC・whether D.where

8.Simply raiseyour hand,and ataxi appearsA.at notime B.at onetimeC・in notime D.for thetime being•一

9.,Sorry tohave brokenyour glass.--・You didntmean to,did youA.No problemB.Forget itC.All rightD.Dont sayso

10.—Mummy,look atmy gloves.I needa newpain—・I bought them foryou only a weekago!A.You betB.You saiditC.You don,t sayD.You nameit（）Since therewas nosugar paintingcraftsman inhis village,he studiedby

6.he throughlarge quantitiesof videosand informationon the InternetLi lovedpainting whenhe wasyoung,and hefound iteasy to learn theskill insugar paintingHe soonmastered theskill」（）（）and couldmake a7vary ofsugar paintings,thus encouragingsome ofyoung peoples^follow theexample ofhim Craftsman

9.（）（糖浆）normal paintanimals andflowers ona stoneboard withthe syrupWhen thesugar coolsdown,

10.appears is a pieceof sugarart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错误，每句中

28.1010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（A）,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划一横线，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；

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21011、、My sistersaw alovely cupwhen we were shoppingthe anotherday Shebegan to like itat OnceThen shebent downand（泼洒）picked itdown tolook at the priceon themAs shedid this,lots ofteas splashedon herT-shirt!I hadto tryhard nottolaugh ather shockingface!My sisterwas about to getout of the shopfast asshe couldwhen ashop assistantcome overto、、us Itturned outto beingher owncup,which shedleft onthe shelfby themistake Theassistant wasclear asembarrassed（尴尬的）as mysister,but Ijust thoughtit wasfunny!第二节书面表达（满分分）25（分）假定你是李华，从互联网上得知联合国将在澳大利亚举办夏令营，欢迎各国学生参加请写一封电子邮件申

29.25请参加内容主要包括自我介绍（包括英语能力、性格特点）；

1.参加意图（传播中国文化、了解其他国家）；

2.希望获准

3.To whomit mayconcern,Yours,Li Hua参考答案第一部分（共小题，每小题分，满分分）

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530、1B、2A、3B、4C、5A、6B、7D、8C、9B、10C、11A、12B、13A、14A、15A、16D、17D、18D、19D、20D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、

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4.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、

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20.C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

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10.what第四部分写作（共两节）第一节短文改错（满分分）10\fy mtersaw alovely cupwe weresboppmg the^mother daySbe bejmtolikeit■ooce Thesbe（口batt dawnmd pickedrt tolock atbe priceoa Assbe didtba Iocsof3qpUsbed mberocheritFshaVI hdto tryhatd notto ImghM hershodanR£kee!My sisterwu aboutto getout ofthe shopA fistshockedas15sbe couldwhen asbop msuntcome o\tr tou$k turnedoutto ber owncup.wtoch shed Lettontbecamesbelf byihe misukeThe assistacitwis clearas embMrassed的）as mysister,but I^ist thoughtit u-as ftmm1ctevlv、28第二节书面表达（满分分）2529To whomit mayconcern,Im Li Hua,a middleschool studentfrom China.Having seenthe noticeposted onthe Internet,Im writingto applyfbr thesummervacation campto beheld inAustralia bythe UnitedNations.I believethat Imfairly qualifiedin English.In mydaily life,I nevergive up an opportunityto practiceboth oraland writtenEnglish,such asjoining inmy schoolsEnglish corneror communicatingwith foreignpen pals.I alsoplaced firstin the last twoannualEnglish speakingcontests myschool hasheld.On topof myEnglish abilities,I ama friendlyperson whois easy to geton with.I loveworkingthrough assignmentsas part of ateam,and Imalso passionateand optimisticin whateverIm dealingwith.If Iwere chosento takepart inthis summercamp,it wouldbe agreat chanceto sharethe beautyof Chineseculture with others,aswell asto gettolearnabout othercountries andcultures.I hopeyou willconsider mefor thisamazing opportunity,and Iwouldappreciate itif youcould keepme informedof yourdecision.I lookforward to your reply.Yours,LiHua

11.—Amazingly,Ive managedto startmy ownshop online!一I toldyou it was easy.A.There youare!B.Believe itor not.C.How comeD.You gotme there!

12.Our teacherentered theclassroom,.A.a book in handB.book inhandC.bookinhis handD.a bookin hands

13.--How didyou likethe concertlast night™I enjoyedit verymuch,but thedancers abetter job.A.could havedone B.couldn,t havedone C.could doD.had done

14.House pricesare usuallymuch higherthere aresubway stationsaround.A.where B.unless C.while D.though

15.I dontthink Rosemarywill beupset aboutit,but rilgo tosee herin caseshe.A.is B.will beC.does D.need

16.Due to the reformand opening-up,our livingconditions,undoubtedly,have improvedover thepastdecades.A.considerately B.approximatelyC.appropriately D.considerably一

17.I feelso nervousabout theNational EnglishSpeech Competitiontomorrow.A.I reallyenvy youB.Glad tohear thatC.Sounds greatD.Take iteasy

18.and theywill Hnishoff thechallenging job.A.In aweekB.A weeklater C.After aweek D.Another week

19.—Could youpossilby taketo therailway stationtomorrowA・No wayB.Never mindC.Not at all D.No problem

20.Sales directorisaposition communicationability isjust asimportant assale skills.A.which B.thatC.when D.where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

21.（6分）When wetalk aboutAmericans barelyinto adulthoodwho aresaddled with（担负着）unbearable levelsof debt9the conversationis almostalways aboutstudent loandebt.But theres a growingbody ofevidence suggestingthat todaysyoung adults（坟墓）.are alsodrowning incredit-card debtand thatmany ofthem willtake thisdebt to their gravesMorethan20%overspent theirincome bymore than$100every singlemonth.Since theyhavent builtup their credit historiesyet,its asafe betthat these young adultsare payingrelatively highinterest ratesontheresulting credit card debt.Although manyyoung peopleblame socializingas abarrier tosaving money,most ofthem arentpurchasing$20drinks intrendybars.Theyre strugglingwith muchmore dailyfinancial demands.To adisturbingly largeextent,the youngand thebroke arerelying oncredit cardsto make it untiltheir nextpayday.This obviouslyisntpermanent in the longrun,and itsgoing toput ahuge dragon theirspending powereven afterthey reachtheir peakearning years,（意式面条）because theyllstill bepaying intereston thatbottle oforange juiceor boxof spaghettithey boughta decadeearlier.A newstudy outof Ohio State Universityfound thatyoung adultsare accumulatingcredit carddebt ata morerapid ratethan otheragegroups,and thattheyre slowerat payingit off.nIf whatwe foundcontinues tohold true,we mayhave moreelderly peoplewithsubstantial financialproblems inthe future9n warnsLucia Dunn,professor ofeconomics atOhioState.nIf ourfindings persist,we maybefaced with a financial crisis amongelderly people who cantpay offtheircredit cards JDunnsays alot oftheseyoung people arenever goingto getout fromunder theircredit carddebt.nMany peopleare borrowingoncredit cardsso heavilythat payoffrates atthese levelsare notplenty torecover theircredit carddebt bythe end of theirlife whichcould、have lossimpacts forthe credit card issuingbanks,1What is the mainidea ofthe firstparagraphA.Many youngAmericans willnever be able to pay offtheir debts.B.Credit cardsplay anincreasingly importantrole incollege life.C.Credit cardsare doingmore harmthan studentloans.D.The Americancreditcardsystem isunder criticism.、2Why doyoungpeoplehave topay ahigher intereston theircreditcarddebtA.They tendto forgetabout thedeadlines.B.They haventdeveloped acredit history.C.They areoften unabletopayback intime.D.They areinexperienced inmanaging money.、3What issaid tobe theconsequence ofyoung adultsrelying oncredit cardsto makeends meetA.It willplace anunnecessary burdenon society.B,It will give themno motivationto workhard.C.It willexert psychologicalpressure onthem.D,It willaffect theirfuture spendingpower.、4What willhappen toyoung adultsif theircreditcarddebt keepsaccumulating according to Lucia DunnA.They willhave topay anincreasingly higherinterest rate.B.They mayexperience afinancialcrisisin theirold age.C.Their qualityof lifewill be affected.D.Their creditcards maybe cancelled.、5What doesLuciaDunnthink mightbearisk forthe creditcard issuingbanksA,They gobankrupt asa resultof over-lending.B.They loselarge numbersof theirregular clients.C.Their clientsleave theirdebts unpaidupon death.D.Their interestrates havetobereduced nowand then.（分）

22.8Spider monkeyshave long,thin armswith hook-like handsthat allowthem toswing throughthe trees.They donot have（对生拇指）.opposable thumbs（缠绕,性的）The brown-headed spidermonkey hasa prehensiletail,which meansit cangrasp andcanbeused likea fifthleg tograbtrees.During theday,the spidermonkey searchesfor fruits,which makeup the main partof itsdiet.They willalso eatflowers,seeds,leaves,and smallinsects duringthe dryseason whenfruits arentavailable.They spendmost ofthe daylighthours climbingandswinging throughthe highbranches oftrees.The brown-headed spidermonkey livesin alarge communityof about20to100male andfemale monkeys.They splitinto smallergroupsfor feeding.Females usuallygive birthto onlya singlebaby eachyear ortwo.Young monkeysare carriedon their mothersstomachs untilabout16weeks old.Then they are strongenough toride ontheirmothers,backs.All brown-headed spidermonkeybabies areborn withpink facesand ears.Spider monkeyshug each other andwrap theirtails aroundeachother.They arevery intelligentand havestrong memories.Theywere namedspider monkeysbecause theylook likespiders asthey hangupside downfrom theirtails withtheir armsand legsswinging.Their genus（属）name isAteles,which meanstcimperfecf\This refersto thefact thatthey donthave thumbs.Hunting thebrown-headed spidermonkey isnow barredin Ecuador,a countryin northwesternSouth America,but humanshavekilled themfor theirmeat forhundreds ofyears.、1Spider monkeyslive mostlyon.A.insects B.fruitsC.flowers D.leaves、2What canwe learnabout spidermonkeysA.They havefive legs.B.They live in smallgroups.C.Their tailscan taketheir weight.D.Their genusisthe same asspiders.、3What doesthe underlinedword“barrecT inthelastparagraph refertoA.Permitted.B.Forbidden.C.Encouraged.D.Ignored.、4Where donewly-born spidermonkeys stayA.In alarge community.B.In treeswith highbranches.C.On theirmothers9backs.D.On theirmothers stomachs.（分）

23.8THREE yearsago JennySalgado,a Dominicanshop assistant,moved toHighland town,a neighborhoodof Baltimore.When shearrived theshop sheworks in,itwasone ofonlya few Spanishbusinesses.Now thereare manymore.“Its goodnow if youspeak SpanishJ shesmiles.Baltimore hasbeen losingpeople for60years.To addressthis,its mayor,Stephanie Rawlings-Blake,wants to makeitthe mostimmigrant-friendly cityintheworld.Its librariesprovide Spanish-language exerciseclasses.To helpthose withno papers,the cityis（〃、额贷款）introducing micro-loans whichrequire nocredit checks;city policewould nolonger routinelycheck theimmigrationstatus ofcitizens orenforce anyfederal immigrationlaw unlessrequired to.The thengovernor,Martin OMalleymade itpossible forillegalimmigrants to get drivinglicenses.Such welcomingpolicies arespreading.Such cities as Cleveland,Dayton andPhiladelphia alleagerly tryto pleaseimmigrants.Rick Snyder,the governorof Michigan,has askedthe federalgovernment tooffer50,000visas topeople whoagree toliveinDetroit.His administrationhas madeit easierfor skilledmigrants to get professionallicenses.兹生）When a citys populationfalls,both taxreceipts andservices fall.Hall-deserted neighborhoodsbreed Ccrime,driving yetmorepeople toleave.No cityhas escapedthis deathcircle withoutattracting newresidents,says SteveTobocman ofGlobal Detroit.Several studiessuggest thatwhen immigrantsarnve,crime goesdown,schools improveand shopsopen up.In Detroit,immigrantsliving nearthe tinyseparate cityof Hamtramckhave formedlocal watchesto guardagainst thieves.Their neighborhoodsare notjustsafer;theyarealso amongthe onlyplaces whereit isas easyto buyfresh vegetablesas drugsand alcohol.But attractingnew immigrantstothecities whichmost needthem ishard,argues Audrey Singer ofthe BrookingsInstitution.Theycare aboutthesamethings aseveryone else:safe streets,good schoolsand jobs.Cities whichhave lostpopulation fordecades strugglewithall ofthese.、1What doesthe underlinedword address”in Paragraph2meanA.Account for.B.Deal with.C.Get ridof.D.Take awayfrom.A.Credit cardchecks willbe stricter.B.Immigrants9identity willbe protected.、2What mayhappen whena half-deserted citymakes effortsto attractnew residentsC.The publicservices willget worse.D.The crimerate willdecline.、3Which ofthe followingstatements mayAudreySingeragree withA.Attracting immigrantsto suchcitiesasDetroit isdemanding.B.Immigrants havehigher expectationsof acity thanits locals.C.There isno needto encouragesuch immigrant-friendly policies.D.Attracting immigrantshelps preventacityfrom losingpopulation.

24.（8分）One ofthemainpoints oftraveling isto relaxand takea breakfrom yournormal dailylife.But thetruth is,we9renot alwaysfree todo whatwe likewhen travelingto aforeign country,and aUS touristlearned thatthe hardway.（纳粹礼）On Aug12,the unnamed41-year-old manwas beaten by apasserby afterhe wasseen givingNazi salutesagain andagainon astreet inDresden,Germany.Ever sincethe endof WorldWar II,Germany hasstrict lawsforbidding theNazi salute,as wellasother symbolsof Nazism.（禁忌）In fact,most countrieshave theirown taboos.If youplan totravel overseas,ifs besttogetfamiliar withthese taboosbeforeyou starttouring localsites.Here aresome examples.Singapore（吐痰），（冲）You canget finedfor alot ofthings inSingapore,including feedingbirds,spitting smokingin public,not flushingapublic toiletafter youuse it,and eatingor drinking on busesor trains.JapanYoure not supposed towear your shoes in someones house,but yourenotsupposedto take yourshoes off outside the houseeither.Instead,theresasmall areainside thedoor calleda“genkan”which iswhere yourshoes shouldgo.If yourestill notsure wherethat is,pay attentionto whatother peopledo anddo thesame.FranceFrench peopledont likeit when you talkabout money.Ifs OKifyousay thatyou want to quita jobbecause youarent paidenoughmoney,but youshould neversay theexact amount.Money isconsidered tobea“dirty“topic inFrance.、1Why wasthe UStourist wasbeaten in GermanyA.He wasbeatenbymistake.B.He wasnot welcomeinGermany.C.He actedimproperly inGermany.D.He quarraledwithalocal person.、2Which statementis trueaccordingtothe passageA.Eating ordrinkingonbuses isacceptable inSingapore.B.You shouldtakeyourshoesoffoutsidethehouse in a Japanese house.C.You shouldkeep yourshoes onin aJapanesehouse.D.It isimpolite to ask aFrancemans salary.、3Which columnis thispassage mostlikely tobe takenfrom in a newspaperA.Campus LifeB.DiscoveryC.Science StudyD.Star Stories（分）

25.10If yourelooking fornew andcreative waystogetfit andstay healthy,the followingclever appscan doeverythingfor you-except theexercise itself.Hot5Fitness Platform:iOS Cost:Free（腰腹训练）（核心力量）,From absand coreto yogaand flexibilityand everythingin between,this appcontains workoutpagesand videosthat areeasytofollow.You canfind workoutvideos ofall varietiesand difficultylevels thatwillgiveyouathoroughworkout inonly fivemoves.（界面）While mostfitness appvideos looklike theywere filmedinthe1980s,Hot5saremodem.The interfaceis alsobeautifullydesigned anduser-friendly.It istothepoint andclear-cut,saving yourtime byskipping thepersonal questionnairesand signing-up wait.Zombies,Run!Platforms:iOS,Android Cost:25yuanYes,the zombiecraze hasalready reachedthe fitnessfield.This action-packed appadds anelement thatis oftenmissing fromotherworkout apps-------------fun.Zombie,Run!,which hassimplified versioncalled Zombies,Run!5k Training,mixes gamesand storiesinto yourrun asyoucomplete missioninaworld fullof zombies.Whether youregathering supplies,saving afellow human,or avoidinga crowdof theundead,this appadds excitementtoyournormal jogwith imaginationand competition.Sleep CyclePlatforms:iOS Cost:6yuanThis apptracks your sleeping patternsby followingyour movementsin bed,without havingto spenda fortuneon fitnesstrackerssuch asJawbone Up.Based onyour movementsat night,the appwakes youup withsmoothing musicwhen youreinthelightest stageofsleep,allowing anatural andeasy transitioninto your day.Youll alsoget detailedstatistics tellingwhenyouwere awakeduring thenight,or ina deepor lightsleep.You canalso addnotes aboutyourday-whether youhad coffee,worked out,or werestressed-to betterunderstand howyoursleep isaffected bydifferent dailyactivities.RunKeeper Platforms:iOS,Android Cost:FreeThis appallows youto tracknot onlyruns,but prettymuch anykind oftraining you can thinkof-from walkingto cyclingtostrength trainingand more.You cantrack yourpersonal recordsand setgoals foryourself,such asa weightloss goalor adistance goal.You canthen viewyour progressover time.（可听的）RunKeeper alsoprovides real-time coachingby givingyou audibleupdates onyour pace,time,distance,and muchmore.、1What canbe concludedabout theseappsA.They allcharge asmall feefor theirservice.B.They areall availableon bothiOS andAndroid.C.They aredesigned forpeoplewhowanttostay fit.D.They canautomatically trackusers bodymovements.、2What canwe learnabout Hot5FitnessA.It includesclassic workoutvideos from1980s.B.It offersinstructions onmany kindsof exercises.C.It isspecially designedfor professionalathletes.D.It requiresusers tofill inpersonal questionnaires.、3What wouldyou stronglysuggest toa personwho wantsto exercisebut easilygets boredA.Hot5Fitness B.Zombies,Run!C.Sleep CycleD.RunKeeper、4By usingSleep Cycle,youcan.A.compare yoursleep patternswithothers.B.train yourselfto wakeup ata certaintime.C.receive instructionson howto sleepwell.D.find outwhat influencesyoursleepquality.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 D四个选项中，选出可以填入空白处的最佳选项..（分）（排练）2630At15,1had starteda bandwith threemates Idmet atthe localrehearsal rooms.We playedour firstperformanceatapub inBolton.We were],but the crowd didntseem tomind,and afterafewmore localconcerts,we（样本）recorded somesongs andwe startedto2,We sentout hundredsof demotapes in3of ourfavourite band,the Manics.Afterfinishing myhigh school,we droveto Londonto playattheDublin Castle.Only fivepeople

4.（坚持）But wepersevered andslowly thingsbegan to5,Two yearsafter ourfirst performance,we6arecord deal.We7endlessly forthe nexttwo yearsand builtupasmall but8following.At theendof2002,the Manics9us toplay withthem.My teenagedreams hadcome true,the band I lookedup toseemed to10of us.We11performing inNew York,and to5,000people atthe FujiRock festivalin Japan.Theres nogreater12than themoment you（波浪起伏）step onstage.The lightsdarken,thecrowdswells andthey13in applauseas youfinish.Our albumwas14in

2003.Unfortunately,no oneboughtthething.15,1think thatwas aboutright.（天花舌坠的宣传）16P mextremely proudofthemusic weproduced,wewereriding awave ofhype Lwe could17live upto.Our recordcompany quietly18us and,as quicklyas ithad started,my timeinaband wasover.We19peacefully onthe dayitwas released.We evenhad aHlastsupperto markour demise停业.The bandhad20everything.My oldschool welcomedme backandIworked harderand wasfinally admittedto OxfordUniversityat thegrand oldage of

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1、A.troublesome B.thrilled C.hopeful D.terrible、2A.hesitate B.succeed C,dream D.qualify、3A.imitation B,favour C.charge D.celebration、4A.dropped outB.turned upC.dived inD.passed by、5A.catch onB.take offC.pick upD.get round、6A.declined B.lost C.expected D.signed、7A.practiced B.studied C,toured D.waited、8A.separated B,devoted C.concerned D.relieved

9、A.persuaded B・required C.reminded D.invited、10A.approve B.tire C.hear D.think11A.gave upB.ended upC.put offD.insisted on12A.risk B.pain C.loss D.rush13A.erupt B・gather C.squeeze D.withdraw、14A.preserved B,released C.displayed D.evaluated15A.Looking forwardB.Looking downC.Looking backD.Looking up、16A.Though B.Since C.Unless D.Before、17A.actually B.somehow C.always D.never

18、A.betrayed B・dropped C.impressed D.sponsored、19A.split upB.hung aroundC.moved awayD.broke down20A.experienced B.disturbed C.changed D.replaced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

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27.15As fewerpeople choosetomakesugar paintings,the traditionalChinese folkcraft mighthave becomea」distance memoryinsomeways However,a38-year-old craftsman,Li Jianzhong,is devotedto2keep theartofsugarpainting aliveLiworked asa minerfor morethan tenyears After3,mine closeddown,Li turned4,housing decorationuntil he

5.force togive thatup duetoafinger injuryEarlier thisyear,he discoveredsugar painting,something hereally hadan interestin。