2025届上海市嘉定、长宁、金山区全国普通高中高三三月大联考英语试题含解析

2025届上海市嘉定.长宁.金山区全国普通高中高三三月大联考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.General Secretary,Xi Jinping,stressed thatcross—strait cooperationwould bestrengthened thetwo sidescouldagree tooppose Taiwanindependence.A.unless B.even ifC.as longasD.until

2.One of the truetests ofleadership isthe abilityto recognizea problemit becomesan emergency.A.when B.beforeC.after D.unless

3.Never in my lifesuch abeautiful sunrise!A.have Iseen B.I haveseenC.did Isee D.I saw

4.The newscame asno surpriseto me.I forsome timethat thefactory wasgoing toshut down.A.had knownB.knewC.have knownD.know

5.Egyptian Presidentdecided toon Fridayafternoon afteran18-day campaignagainst him,ending histhirty-year rule.A・step downB.break inC.break downD.step in6,for thefree tickets,I wouldnot havegone tosee filmsso often.A.If it is notB.Had itnot beenC.Were itnot D.If theywere not一

7.How didit comethat youdamaged yourcar sobadly一I into a treeon theroadside theother day.A.ran B.had runC.was runningD.run

8.She isbeing pleasedabout it;she isvery angry.A.free fromB.free ofC.out ofD.far from一

9.I wasinformed that you won the lottery—Are youkidding MaybeI willwin alottery when.A.you cryfor themoon B.pigs flyC.all goodthings come to anend D.you get a newlease onlife、7A.provide

8、A.probably B,especially C.specially D.possiblyc.

9、A.helpful B,useful thankfulD.joyful

10、A.covered B.equipped C.involved D.filled

11、A.occurred B,happened C.followed D.reminded

12、A.incident B.mistake C.purpose D.accident

13、A.picked B.carried C.held D.saved

14、A.as longas B.as faras C.as wellas D.as soonas

15、A.Poor B.Rich C.Honest D.Kind

16、A.right B.correct C.wrong D.proper

17、A.fortunately B.unwilling C.luckily D.willingly

18、A.surprised B.anxious C.eager D.nervous

19、A.admitted B.realized C.promised D.recognized

20、A.impression B.expression C.instruction D.appreciationB.supply C.refuse D.offer第二节（每小题

1.5分，满分15分）阅读下面材料，在空白处填入1个适当的单词或括号内单词的正确形式（分）

27.15A Biteof China』.No tripwould becomplete withoutexperiencing the local foodculture Actually,China hasvarious kindsof deliciousfood（include）a widevariety oflocal snacks（小吃）Without adoubt,for the majority of the foreignersI contacted,and myselfincluded,Peking Duck,Dim Sum,Mongolian HotPot（）（）were thefavorite Chinese

2.dish Chinais aplace

3.the foodis notonly delicious,but the4,cheap Iveever found

5.my lastnight inBeijing beforereturning to the States,I went to aPeking Duckrestaurant thathad beensuggested formetotry（）（镀专What abeautiful place!Splendid woodblockprints on the walls,fresh flowersin thevases on the table,

6.attract silverware艮餐具）（）and beautifulchopsticks Iwas handedV^menu andfound mostof theprices8^be especiallylow for the highquality of thefood Theduck camein wholeor haltalong with all thelittle decorationsthat youknow ifyouve evereaten Pekingduck---a littletortilla（玉米饼）to putthe slicedduck andvegetables inchopped onion,sauce（）Anyway,I endedup orderinga whole duck andthought Idjust takethe restback to my hotel

9.eat laterif Icouldnt finishit（）Unbelievably,in theend therewas none of thewholeduck

10.leave on the plateUmm,yummy!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短文短文中共有处错误，每句

28.1010中最多有两处错误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）,并在此符号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；

1.只允许修改处，多者（从第处起）不计分21011（塔）Once therehad awooden pagodainmyvillage.It had a historyof overeight hundredsyears.It wassuchbeautiful andfamous thatmany touristscame tovisit itevery year.They took photos,write downtheir namesonthewalls andeven threw rubbishes everywhere.Later the pagoda wasdestroyed becauseof afire in the forestnearby it.The villagershad tospend agreat dealof moneybuildanother pagoda,that lookedlike theold one.Now notonly thevillagers realizethe importanceof protectingthe pagodabutalso tourists know that they should try his best not to causedamage to it.第二节书面表达（满分分）25（分）假定你是李华，你校英文报正在举行“建国周年看生活方式变迁”主题征文活动请你根据以下要点提

29.2570示投稿.生活方式的变化（至少写两点变化）；

1.变化给人们带来的好处；

2.你的感受3注意词数左右（开头已为你写好，不计入文章总词数）；100可以适当增加细节，以使行文连贯With theadvance ofmodern technology,new inventionsand developmentsare risingin ourdaily life,参考答案第一部分（共小题，每小题分，满分分）

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

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4.C、喑选项25then hereare some of the coolest jobs for teensB To recommend cool summer jobs to teenshow MatthewHenson metRobertPeary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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25、29With theadvance ofmodern technology,new inventionsand developmentsare risingin ourdaily life,which are making greatchangesto our lifestyle.Compared with the past,Life ismade easierin the following aspects.First,it ismore convenient for people to travelas aresult ofsuchnew meansof transportationas sharedbicycles,high-speed trains.Second,people arebetter-informed aboutwhat ishappeningaround the world with the helpof newvehicles ofcommunication.Third,with asmart phonein hand,people canpay forgoods andserviceswhenever andwherever theylike,sparing themselvesthe troubleof bringingcash.Personally,it isthe hardwork ofChinese peoplethat isbringing such achievements,which,in turn,aremakingourlifeeasier andhappier.

10.I wantedto giveyou somebread,but wasleft.A.neither B.nothingC.none D.no one

11.-Jenny isbecoming slimmerand slimmer.——It issaid that she hireda fitnessinstructor lastyear andsince.A.is working outB.worked outC.has beenworkingoutD.had workedout

12.Kate askedthe girlsto soshe couldhear whather husbandsaid onthephone.A.slow downB.come downC.settle downD.break down

13.Top graduatesfrom universitiesare bymajor companies.A.chased B.registeredC.offered D.compromised

14.A lotof suggestionswere putforward at the meeting,but waspractical.A.nothing B.noneC.neither D.no one

15.—The T-shirt Ireceived isnot thesame asis shownonline._But Ipromise youweUl lookinto itright away.A.Who saysB.How comeC.What forD.Why worry

16.The seniorteacher alwaysgoes swimmingand doespush-ups tostay.A.in placeB.in orderC・in shapeD・in fashion

17.The lackof eco-friendly habitsamong thepublic isthought to be amajor ofglobal climatechange.A.Result B.causeC.warning D.reflection

18.Maria isconstantly makingefforts,she deservesthe goalof enteringthe keyuniversity.A.achieving B.to achieveC.being achievedD.tobe achieve

19.Every fouryears Americansthe transferof power.A・carry overB.carry offC.carry onD.carry out

20.Mr.Wilson is a manof patienceand kindness,and hisgood tempernever him.A.fails B.disappointsC.controls D.worries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）（）

21.6At the age of14,James Harrisonhadamajor chestoperation and he required13units

3.4gallons ofbloodafterwards.The blood donations savedhis life,andhedecided thatonce heturned18,he wouldbegin donating blood asregularlyas hecould.（抗体）More than60years and almost1,200donations later,Harrison,whose bloodcontains anantibody thathas savedthe lives（流产），of

2.4million babiesfrom miscarriagesretired as a blood donor onMay

11.Harrisons bloodis valuablebecause henaturallyproduces Rh-negative blood,which containsRh-positive antibodies.His bloodhas beenused to create anti-D in Australia since

1967.“Every bottleof Anti-D evermade inAustralia hasJames init JRobyn Barlow,the Rh program directortold theSydney MorningHerald.Its anamazing thing.He hassaved millionsof babies.I cryjust thinkingabout it.Since then,Harrison hasdonated between500and800milliliters ofblood almostevery week.Hes made1,162donations from his rightarm and10fromhisleft.Td keepgoing if they letme JHarrison toldthe Herald.His doctorssaid itwas timeto stopthe donations-and theycertainly donttakethem lightly.They hadalready extendedtheagelimit fbrblooddonationsfbr him,and they9re cuttinghim offnow toprotect hishealth.He madehis finaldonation surroundedby someof themothers andbabies whohis bloodhelped save.Harrisons retirementis ablow to the Rhtreatment program inAustralia.Only160donors supportthe program,and findingnewdonors hasproven tobe difficult.But Harrisonsretirement fromgiving blooddoesnt meanhes completelyout of the game.Scientistsare collectingand cataloginghis DNAtocreatea libraryof antibodiesand whiteblood cellsthat couldbe thefuture of the anti-D、programinAustralia.1What dowe knowabout JamesHarrisonA.He saved

2.4million poor people.B.He isto retireas ablooddonor.C.He isa verygrateful blooddonor.D.He donatesblood nearlyevery day.、2What isthe authorspurpose ofwriting Paragraph4A.To stateHarrisons decisionto continuedonatingblood.B.To describehow Harrisonsdonations cometo anend.C.To introducesome babiessaved byHarrisons blood.D.To praiseHarrison forhis cooperationwiththedoctors.、3What canwe inferfrom the passage aboutHarrisonA.After hisretirement,the Rhprogram willfail.B.New donorsare easyto findin ashort time.C.He continuesto contributeto theRhprogram.D.His DNAis keptin alibrary forfuture study.、4Which of the followingcan bethe besttitle for the textA.A UniqueMan with a RareBlood TypeB.The BloodSaving Millionsof BabiesC.A SpecialBlood TypeDonor toRetire D.The ManwiththeGolden Arm（分）

22.8We startedin1993with asimple idea:that peoplecould helpeach otherby sharingstories about their lives.For yearspeoplehad toldour founders,motivational speakersJack and Mark,inspiring storiesabout themselves.Jack andMark included thesestories in their talks,and theiraudiences repeatedlyasked ifthey hadever beenpublished.That storyabout theboy and the puppy—is（截肢）that in a book anywhere aparent askedJack.That storyabouttheboy withthe amputatedleg whobecame a tennis star,I needtoread thattomystaff,“a managertold him.Jack wasasked repeatedly,46Is thatstory in a bookanywhere”Eventually Jack andMarkdecided theiraudiences mustbe onto something,so theycollected thebest101stories theydbeen toldin a book.They calledit Chicken Soup foethe Soulbecause theywanted itto providecomfort justlike theirgrandmothers cooking.They tookthe bookto New York,hoping tosell itto oneof thebig publishersbut everysingle oneturned themdown.The projectappearedto havestalled untilthey metPeter Vegso,the ownerof asmall healthand wellnesspolisher inFlorida namedHCL Peterreadsome of the storiesand lovedthem,so hedecided to give the bookachance,becoming ChickenSoup forthe Souls foundingpublisher.Never,in Jackand Markswildest dreamshad theyimagined what thebookwould become.ChickenSoup forthe Soul turnedintoone of the mostpopular andloved booksever published,selling11million copiesaround theworld.Readers askedfor morestories sowepublished a“second helping“of ChickenSoupfortheSoulandathird afterthat,Today,weve publishedmore than250books,which havebecome thebest-selling tradepaperback bookseries of all time.、1What drovedJackandMark topublish theseinspiring storesA.The richsource ofgood stories.B.The goodchance tobe famous.C・The benefitsfrom thebook.D.The demandof audience、2How didthe titleofthebook comefrom A.The tasteof chicken.B,The wayof cookingC.The purpose ofthebook.D.The experiencesof children.、3Which ofthe followingcan replacethe underlinedword stalled“in Paragraph3A.Stopped.B.Failed.C.Succeeded.D.Progressed.、4What dowe knowfrom thelast paragraphA.The wildestdreams oftwo people.B.An unexpectedsuccess ofa bookC.An introductionto aseries ofbooks.D.Calling onpeopleto buya bestseller.（分）

23.8American familiesare accustomedto settlingin farawayplaces,which hasbeen anational phenomenon.Decades ofdata,including amore recentGallup study,characterizes the US asoneofthe mostgeographically mobilecountries in theworld.（）About onein fourUS adults24percent hasreported movingwithin thecountry inthe past five years.the reportednoted.With the（）（）exception ofFinns23percent andNorwegians22percent,Americans moveconsiderably more than their European peers.Though somemay movefor loveor family,themajorreason why Americans chooseto movearound is,unsurprisingly,related towork.Citing datafrom theCurrent PopulationSurvey,a postontheblog ofthe NewYork Fednoted thatbetween58and2013,（州际的）slightly more than half of interstatemigrants saidthey movedfor employment-related reasons-a categorythat includes（通勤）moves undertakenfor newjobs,job transfers,and easiercommutes（神话）The seekingof opportunity,particularly for an immigrantnation,isanational mythologyas wellas anemotionalattachment towork.A newworking paperanalyzed byBen Stevermanat Bloombergsuggests thatworkers inthe USnow“put inalmost25percent morehours than Europeans”inagiven year.This figurehas steadilyrisen sincethe30s,when thehours loggedbyworkers inWestern EuropeandtheUS wereroughly thesame.（拥有）There are,of course,some internalfactors.The USis muchvaster thanmost Europeancountries,plus itboasts a commonlanguage.It isconsidered tobe asign ofan efficient labor marketthat US workers canbe persuadedto moveto regionswhere thereisa steadygrowth injobs,such as the SunBelt inrecent years.And whileAmerican workersoften havefewer laborprotections than theirEuropean counterparts,asareport bythe WorldBank notedin2012,American“labor laws give employersthe powerto fire,hire,or（重新安置）relocate workersaccording to their needs”,a flexibilitythat isthought toaid economicgrowth.The WorldBand reportaddedthattheoccupation ofthe averageUS employeein66was4years,compared to10years inthe EuropeanUnion.Nevertheless,while Americansremain excessivelymobile,FaithKarahan andDarious LiattheNewYorkFed arethe latesttonote thatUSworkersare movingaround less than before.During the40s,3percent of working-age Americansrelocated toa differentstateeach year;that figurehad beencut inhalf by

2010.“While partofthe decline canbe attributedto the Great Recession,“the authorssuggest,“this phenomenontook placeover thecourse ofseveral decadesand isnot necessarilyrelated to the economicconditions.So whataccounts forthis phenomenonA round-up oftheories byBrad Plumerat TheWashington Postincludedthe aging oftheUS workforce,the furtherrise oftwo-income households,the burdensof realestate,evolving workplaceculture,as wellastheflat lineofwages,which makesmoving awayforajob,on average,a lessrewarding financialproposition.Karahan andLi putmuch stockintheeffects ofan agingworkforce,to whichthey attributeat leasthalfofthe declinein interstatemigration.In short,a youngindividual todayis movinglessthana youngperson didinthe40s becauseofthehigher presenceof older（策略）workers,“they write,suggesting thatemployers haveshifted theiremployment tacticsto adapttothechanging demographics（人口统计数据）oftheworkforce.Needless tosay,movies aboutthis erain Americanlife,in whichfewer peopleset outto startlivesin wide-ranging places,will probablybe muchless exciting.1According tothepassage,inthepastfiveyears,Americans havemoved.A.relatively lessthantheBritish B.less frequentlythan ItaliansC.slightly morethan NorwegiansD.considerably morethan Finns、2What canwe inferfrom Paragraphs2and3A.Americans chooseto movemainly forwork andfamily.B.Americans havea verystrong interestin work.C.Americans investedmore timein workthanEuropeansin

35.D.Americans tendedto moveto Europebetween58and

2013.、3Which ofthe followingis NOTthe reasonwhyAmericanworkers movemorethantheirEuropeanpeersA.There isacommonlanguage intheUS.B.The USis muchvaster thanmost Europeancountries.C.American laborlawsgiveemployers morefreedom todeal withthem.D.They areottered moreefficientlaborprotections.

4、The underlinedpart thisphenomenon,,in Paragraph5refers to.A.theGreatRecessionB.thedeclineofworking-age Americans,interstate migrationC.the reductioninthenumber ofworking-age AmericansD.Americans1tendency toremain mobile、5How doAmerican employersdeal withtheagingworkforce accordingtothepassageA.By stickingto theirprevious policies.B.By adjustingtoit.C.By improvingtheir employees*job skills.D.By raisingemployment standard.、6As tothe currentsituation ofAmericans migration,the authormight feel.A.curious B.strange C.confused D.disappointed（分）

24.8Americas latestsuperhero AustinPerine,who callshimself President Austin,is nowtaking thecountry bystorm.Buthe isnot atypical superhero.Two thingsset himapart:He doesntfight humanenemies,but hunger and homelessness.Also,hes onlyfouryears old.Our superherosorigin storystarted fromthe daywhen TJPerine,his father,took AustintotheFirehouse Ministries,a localshelterthat provideshousing,food andother servicesforthehomeless.As theydrove bythe building,they sawa groupof25homeless menstandingonthestreet corner.That day,Austin usedhis allowanceto buyeach mana sandwichand handedthe foodout himselfwith hisslogan,Dont forgetto showlove!,,After hereturned everyweek forfive weeksinarow,word ofAustins kindnessspread throughsocial media.Austin and TJ couldfeed25to50people ata timebefore,and now,thanks tocommunity support,they canfeed800to2,000people.But Austinisnt merelyfilling stomachs.He hasbeen improvingthe livesofthehomeless peoplehe meets.On thatfirst triptoFirehouse Ministries,TJ andAustin talkedtoapoor mannamed Raymont.The respectAustin showedfor himtouched41-year-oldRaymont,who regainedhis confidencein lifeand finallyfound ajob withthe helpof TJ.A11that wasmade possiblebecause alittleboy tookthe timeto care.Austins passionhas becomehis familyscalling.After raisingmoney througha GoFundMepage,Audrey,TJs motherestablishedthe nonprofitShow LoveFoundation,dedicated tofighting homelessness.She nowserves aspresident,andTJoversees publicrelationsfor thefoundation fulltime.They offermedical andmental healthcare aspreventive stepsagainst homelessness.As forPresidentAustin,he continuestogiveout food,smiles,and hisinspirational messageof love/6It makesme feellike Imsavingthe dayjhesaid proudly.1Why hasAustin becomewell-known tothe entirecountryA.He hassuper powerto fillthe stomachsofthehomeless.B.He fightshungerandhomelessness atsuchayoung age.C.He hasremoved thepoverty ofthelocalcommunity.D.He haschosen animpressive andunique name.、2Which ofthefollowingcan replacethe underlinedwordMedicated^in Paragraph5A.Exposed.B.Opposed.C.Devoted.D.Addicted.、3Why doesthe authorintroduce theexample ofRaymont inParagraph4A.To showAustins positiveinfluence.B.To persuadepeopletolive offtheir own.C.To provethe personalability ofAustin9s father.D.To describethe difficultsituation ofpoorpeople.、4What isthe authorsattitude towardswhat AustindoesA.Sympathetic.B.Humorous.C.Approving.D.Considerate.（分）

25.10If watchingkids isntquite thepart-time jobyoud wantto keepyourself busywith during the summerholidays,thenhere aresomeofthecoolestjobsfor teens.（辅导员）Camp CounselorThoughits kind ofababysitting job,ifs muchmore funas itexposes youto manyskills such as teamworking andmany otheractivities.Another advantageof thiskindofjob isthatyou are morelikely to make newfriends as you willbe workingwithanumberof people.Life GuardThiswill notbeajob foranyone asit isquite demandingwhen yourereally needed.Under calmconditions,the jobinvolvessitting bythe poolsideasyouwatch overswimmers andhelping themin caseof emergencies.For lifeguard tasks,special trainingandcertifications arerequired.Dog WalkerForanimal lovers,you havenot beenleft out.This jobinvolves takingcare ofdogs andwalking them.Fun asitis,dog walkingcanbe aboring exerciseespecially ifyou havemorethanone dogto walk.As forthis job,you needto advertiseyourself inyourneighborhood byusing flyersor approachingdog ownersto askiftheyneed yourservices.RetailFood ServiceIfyouare14and abovethen youmay considergetting areal”job asa store or restaurantattendant thissummer.Creating a（简历）resume foryourself withall therequired informationsuchascontact informationand anyskill orworking experiencethat youdlikeyour employerto knowabout isimportant.、1As acamp counselor,we can.A.have chancestomakemore newfriendsB.earn muchmore moneythan otherjobsC.getareal jobinastoreorrestaurantD.learn tostay calmin caseof emergencies2Which jobrequires makingyourself knownto neighborsA.Camp Counselor.B.Life Guard.C.Dog Walker.D.RetailFood Service.、3Whats thepurposeofwriting thetextA.To encourageteens totake summer jobs.B.Torecommendcoolsummerjobstoteens.C.To warnteens ofthe risksin summerjobs.D.To introducesummerjobsforteensto parents.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 D四个选项中，选出可以填入空白处的最佳选项.（分）

26.30This incidenttook placein Decemberof

1179.1had starteda newjob downattheCity MarketDeli inNew YorkCity.I didntreally1the job,which includedwearing whitegloves,slicing breadand coldcuts.But wehad twosons andI hadto support（薪the family.We livedin2,as wecould barelymanage topay thebills3to survivein ourapartment.As a4,we livedfrom paycheck水）to paycheckand ourends neverseemed to（慷）（保姆）If itweren*tforthe generosityiU andsympathy ofour babysitter,1dont knowhow Iwould have6my boys.Ourbabysitter wouldvoluntarily7to bringover groceriesonce ina while,8duringtheholidays,when ourboys wouldbe9when anextrachocolate10with SantaClaus orEaster bunnyarrived withher.It so11that oneday oneoftheladies1worked withwenttoget somethingout ofher purse.By12,she droppedatendollar bilLI13it upinstantly andthought thatthis newfound moneywould buydinner formy familyfor afewmore days.Yet,14that thoughtcrossed mymind,my consciencetold meotherwise.15as wewere,!just thoughtit wouldbe16to keepthe money.So17J handedthe moneytothelady.She was18and gratefulas shehad noteven19thatshehad lostthemoney.She thencame overto me a fewminutes laterand gavemeafive dollarto showher20Not onlydid Igo homewith moneyto feedmy babiesthat day,I leftwithaclear conscience,and mostimportantly asmile.I feltgoodthat dayin1179!

1、A.call forB,care forC,ask forD.send for

2、A.trouble B.danger C•poverty D.peace

3、A.necessary B.extra C.lacking D.enough、B.house C.flat D.family4A.home、B.finish C.complete D,stop5A.meet、B.taught C.fed D.risen6A.grown。