2025届湖南省衡阳八中、澧县一中高三第三次模拟英语试题含解析

2025届湖南省衡阳八中.澧县一中高三第三次模拟英语试题注意事项答题前，考生先将自己的姓名、准考证号填写清楚，将条形码准确粘贴在考生信息条形码粘贴区

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2.选择题必须使用2B铅笔填涂；非选择题必须使用0・5毫米黑色字迹的签字笔书写，字体工整、笔迹清楚请按照题号顺序在各题目的答题区域内作答，超出答题区域书写的答案无效；在草稿纸、试题卷上答题无效

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1028.（10分）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Im gladlyto receiveyour noveRThank youfor suchlovely agift,for Ihad beenexpecting itfor along timeThis noveloffers to memore understandingof Americansociety anddaily IifeI knowyou*re interestingin Chinesefestivals,andtherefore Ihave chosenan albumof papercutting foryou Papercutting isunique formof Chinesecultural relics,that isoften、used asa decorationfor ajoyful atmosphereI hopeit willbring happinessand lucksto yourfamily as it alwaysdid inChina第二节书面表达（满分分）Im expectingyou tocome toChina andexperience therich cultureon person25（分）每当大型考试来临，同学们都会表现出不同程度的紧张请你以为题写一篇短文，

29.25“How to relax beforeexams”谈谈你对如何缓解考试焦虑情绪的建议内容要点分析考试焦虑的危害•端正考试态度，制定科学的学习计划；•听听音乐，放松心情；建议•.......•.......注意必须包含表格中的所有提示要点，可适当增加细节，以使行文连贯；词数左右文章开头和结尾1120已给出，不计入总词数词汇提示焦虑态度科学的nervousness attitudescientificHow toRelax beforeExamsMany ofus feelsomehow nervouswhenever weare takingan importantexam.Follow myadvice andyou willenjoy yourschool life.参考答案

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10、第一行:28改为改为改为gladly gladsuch sohad have第二行去掉后的offer to第三行改为interesting interested第四行前力口unique a第五行改为that which第六行改为lucks luck改为did does第七行改为on in第二节书面表达（满分分）2529How toRelax beforeExamsMany ofus feelsomehow nervouswhenever weare takingan impoitantexam.Nervousness notonly doesharm toour healthbut alsoits badfor ourstudies.So itsnecessary forus studentsto learntorelax.Ithink itsvery importantto havea rightattitude towardsexams.Exams areonly away ofchecking what we havelearned.Therefore,there isno needto worrytoo muchabout theresults of the exams.Before anexam,making ascientific studyplan andkeeping apeacefulmind canhelp usreduce thestress from the exam.We canalso relaxourselves bylistening tomusic ordoing sports,such asplayingballs,climbing mountainsand takinga walk.Besides,enough sleepand abalanced dietwill workas well.Follow myadvice andyou willenjoy yourschool life.be strengthened,President Xisaid.A.consideration B.conservationC.constitution D.construction一

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19.By the end oflast week,600people from50countries to attend themeeting,with nearlyhalf comingfrom theUnitedStates,Germany andBritain.A・had registeredB.have registeredC.registered D.were registered

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21.6Jason,our son,was bornwith cerebralpalsy.My wifeMargaret and I oftencomforted himas hefaced manychallengesin hisearly years.It was heartbreaking tosee himregularly chosenlast forbreakfast,but he was ahappy childand wellliked byhis peersthroughoutelementary school.His mostdifficult timecame whenhe beganhigh school.One afternoon,Jason returnedhome intears.He threwhisbag on the floor and shouted:Im nevergoing toschool again!”He wascovered withfood thatother kidshad thrownat himon theschoolbus on the wayhome.Jason latertold uswhat hadhappened.A fewdays earlier,Jason hadsigned upfor theschool runningteam.That day,a fewolder studentsmade funof hisperformanceon thetrack andmade himthe targetof theirone-sided foodfight.I called the principalabout thehumiliation onthe bus,anditnever（骚扰）happened again.Jason stayedontheteam,even thoughthe harassmentcontinued.One dayin October,we hadsnow andfreezing rain.As the other kidsexercised in the gym,they noticedone longrunner-Jason-jogging aroundthe snow-covered track.A fewweeks later,Jason had something totell us.Mom,Dad,sit down,“he said.I wasready for the worst.He told us thateachmonth,students chosean athleteof themonth.The coachwould listthe topathletes,and studentsvoted for the winner.Jasons namehadnever beenlisted.But thatday,one of the nomineessaid:Sir,I wouldlike tonominate Jasonfor athleteof themonth.”The coachlookedsurprised.nHe worksharder thanany ofus,Sir/1thestudentcontinued.We willhave tohave someonesecond thenomination/the coachreplied.A tearformed inJasons eyeas hetolduswhat happenednext.nMom...Dad...every onein theclass puttheir handsup.”Hismother andI,also intears,looked on asheproudly displayedhis certificate.Whenever Idespair,I thinkof thisstory.I remindmyself thatchallenges arenot overcomeby force,but bypatience,determination,and faith.、1Jasons firstdays athigh schooldidnt gowell because.A.he missedhis friendsfrom primaryschoolB.he wasturned downby theschools runningteamC.he wassuffering from the aftereffectsof cerebralpalsyD.hewastreated badlyby someolder students、2Which of the followingcould replacethe underlinedword humiliationin Paragraph3A.defense B.shadow C.abuse D.panic、3It canbe concludedfrom thearticle that.A.the coachdidnt believeJason wasworthy of the nominationB.Jasons effectswere widelyrecognized byhis fellowstudentsC.It didnttake longfor Jasonto bethe bestrunner in the schoolD.the athleteof themonth awardwas usuallygiven to the bestperformer（分）

22.8It isone of the oldestmagic tricksin thebook——a magicianlocks awoman ina box,with herhead andfeet sticking（锯）out fromeither end,and sawsit inhalf.But whenshe finallyjumps outofthebox,the womanis unharmed.This trickwas introducednearly acentury ago.It hasbeen aroundfor sometime,but itnever goeswrong.Why isit sosuccessfulThe answeris simple:the human mind is easily fooled.Our brainprocesses theworld aroundus basedon informationthat sensory organs,including theeyes,pick up.For instance,whenwe see a coworahorse standingbehind atree,we automaticallyfill in“the partoftheanimals bodythat ishidden fromour sight.t€So（匮乏的）the brainis takingthis kindof verysparse information about theworld andits generatingthis richworld byfilling ininformationJ StephenMacknik,a scientistattheBarrow NeurologicalInstitute inArizona,US,told Sciencemagazine.But sinceour brainsare fillingin thegaps,sometimes theyget itwrong.They tendto bedriven by our previous experiences andweexpect thingsto goas theyhave in the pasteven ifsometimes theydo not.This tendencyexplains magicians9success infooling peoplewith well-known cointricks.For example,when youseeamagicianthrow a coin up and downin onehand and then fakeacointhrown to theotherhand,you wouldnaturally believethat thecoin isin theotherhand.Apart fromthe information gaps,magicians alsouse the“blind spots“theory whendoing theirshows.The mostwell-known experimentdemonstrating thistheory iscalledtheinvisible gorilla（大猩猩）“，in whichvolunteers watchavideo oftwo basketballteams.They areasked tocount howmany timesthe teamswearing whiteshirts passthe ball.In themeantime,a persondressed asa gorillawalks onto the court.But shockingly,half ofthe viewersdont noticethe gorilla,even when they appeartobe lookingdirectly atit.（招数）,Magicians employthis tacticwhat theycall“misdirection”,in almostevery oneof theiracts.They directour attentionsomewhereelse usingcomedy and music,which canmake usmiss stuffduring theperformance.、1The magictrick ismentioned inthe firstparagraph to.A.introduce thesteps ofthe magictrickB.prove magic tricks seldomgo wrongC.reveal howmagictricksare designedD.get usto wonderhow magicianstrick themind、2We canconclude fromthe passagethat thehumanmindiseasilyfooled becauseour brain.A.may havedifficulty rememberingwhatwejust sawB.fills ininformation aboutthe magicworld C,is influencedbyourpreviousexperiencesD.processes farmore informationthan our、sensoryorganspick up3What doesthe underlinedword“invisible“in paragraph7refer toA.Unnoticed.B.Unimportant.C.Unpleasant.D.Unprepared.、4During theinvisible gorillaexperiment,people watchingthe videoignore thegorilla“because.A.they dontlook directlyat itB.they arenot interestedin itC.they aretoo focusedon countingD.they considerit to beadistraction、5Why domagicians usuallyuse comedyandmusicwhentheyplay magictricksA.To getviewers to stay focusedonthe show.B.To maketheshowmore funand exciting.C.To drawviewers attentionaway froma secretaction.D.To createinformationgapsbetween magiciansand viewers.（分）

23.8Neil Jordan,a conservationbiologist,has comeup witha novelmethod forprotecting cattlefrom Africanlions:paint（猎物）eyeson theirbehinds.The lionswill thinktheir intendedprey hasseen themand willgive up,since theyvelost theelement ofsurprise.This psychologicaltrickery hasbeen calledniCowM,which isactually notas strangeasitsounds.The eye-like patternson butterflywingsare knownto preventpreying birdsand woodcuttersin Indianforests wearmasks onthe backsof theirheads whenworking todiscouragehungry tigers.The inspirationfor theiCow strategycame whileJordan wasbased ina villagein Botswana,when twolionesses werekilled bylocal farmers torevenge theircattles death.The Africanlion isa vulnerablespecies,with numbersdropping fromover100,000inthe1990stoabout30,000today.Much ofthat declineis dueto thesekinds ofrevengeful killingsbecause farmershave noeffectivestrategies forprotecting theirherds.Lions arehunters thatlike toattack bysurprise.They moveslowly,quietly,and carefullyto theirprey,get close,and jumpon themunseen,nhe said.When Jordanwas watchinga lionfollow anantelope oneday,he noticedthe liongave upthe huntonce theantelopespotted it.So hejoined oneofthelocalfarmersona10-week trialstudy,painting eyeson one-third ofa herdof62cattle.When thecattlereturned eachnight,they tooka headcount tosee howmany hadsurvived.Only threecows werekilled bylions duringthis period-allwithout the painted eyesontheirbehinds.And allthepaintedcows survived.However,Jordan warnedthat sofar thisis justa promisingidea.He isnow backin Botswanafor amore ambitiousstudy,equipped withGPS devicesto bettermonitor themovement ofpredators（捕食者）and prey.、1The iCowstrategy isdesigned to.A.kill thelions B.scare offPredatorsC.identify cattleD.have fun、2When hunting,lions liketo.A.give uphalfway B.hesitate to take actionC.chase theirprey steadilyD.launch surprisingattacks、3What doesthe underlinedword vulnerablemean inthe thirdparagraphA.badly behavedB.likely toattackC.easily cheatedD.easily damaged、4What canbe inferredfromthepassageA.Neil Jordangot theinspiration fromthe patternson butterflywings.B.In the10-week trialstudy,more cattlewerekilled.C.The iCowstrategy islikely tobring greatbenefit.D.The farmerswill continueto taketheir revengeonthelions.（分）

24.8Our planwas todrive intoCambridge,catch the7:34train toLiverpool StreetStation,then toseparate andmeet againforlunch.We shouldhave arrivedat Liverpoolat9:19,but duetoatypical Londonfog,the trainhadtomove alongso slowlythat it wasnot until10:30that itgot there.In spiteof ourlate arrival,Joan,my wifessister,decided that she wouldgo tosee theCrown Jewelsinthe Tower of Londonwhile wewent shopping.It wasonly afterher sisterhad disappearedinto the fog thatmy wiferealized thatwehadnt decidedwhere weshould meetfbr lunch.Since Ihad ourthree ticketsforthe concert inmy pocket,this wasindeed aproblem.There seemedtobenothing wecould doexcept takinga taxitotheTowerofLondon,and tryto findher there.Needless tosay,wedidnt findher.It wasnow oneoclock,and theconcert beganat2:

30.Perhaps shewill thinkof waitingoutside theconcert hall,“suggested mywifehopefully.By thistime the fog wasso thickthat roadtraffic hadto stop,andtheonly wayto getthere wasby undergroundrailway.Hand inhand wefelt ourway alongthe roadto wherewe thoughtthe neareststation shouldbe.An hourlater wewere stilltrying tofindit.Just asI wasabout tolose mytemper completelywhen wemet ablind mantapping hisway confidentlythrough thefog.With hishelpwe foundTower Hilltube stationjust fiftyyards downthe road.By nowit wasfar toolate evento tryto gettotheconcert hallbefore theperformance beganat2:30,so wedecided toreturn toCambridge.It tookseven longhours insteadoftheusual twoto makethat journey.Nor werewe ableto getany food and drinkon thetrain.Tired andhungry wefinally reachedhome atten,opening thedoor tothe soundofthetelephone bell.It wasJoan;she hadseen theCrown Jewels,had managedto getanother ticketfor concert,and had had awonderful dinneratarestaurant nearthe hotelwhere shedecidedtostayforthenight.Now she was ringingto discoverwhether wehadhadan equallysuccessful day.1Why wasJoan separatedfrom hersister andher brother-in-lawA.they couldnot seeeach otherbecause ofthefog.B.Joan hadnot seenCrown Jewels.C.They plannedto dodifferent thingsuntil lunchtime.D.The writerdidnt wantto gototheconcert.、2What didthe writerplan todo inthe afternoonA.Go totheconcert.B.See theCrownJewels.C.Return toCambridge.D.Go shopping.、3The reasonwhy theydidnt allmeet forlunch wasthat.A.They losttheir wayinthefogB.they forgotto makenecessary arrangementC.they waitedat differentplaces anddidnt meeteach otherD.the couplecouldnt findthe undergroundstation、4Its quiteclear thatfbr Joanthe tripto Londonhad been.A,spilt bythefogB.quite tiringC.rather disappointingD.very enjoyable.（分）2510In highschool I was veryshy,content tohang aroundwith mysmall groupof friendsand toconcentrate onmycourses.I wasquickly labeleda brain.”I didso wellthat bytheendof senioryear Ihad perfectgrades andenough collegecredits togive upanentire quarterof coursework.But inearly Juneof senioryear,the principalcalled meinto hisoffice.He askedme to give aspeech atgraduation.I wassurprisedto lookat him,my heartthumping.This wasthe rewardfor myhard workI murmuredsomething andfled theoffice,blaming myselfforstaying awayfrom physics,a subjectsure tohave brokenup myperfect record.I finallyagreed toa compromise.I wouldshare thehonor withfive otherstudents.I agreedto introducemy friendJudy,whowould thengive herown,full-length speech.Graduation daysoon arrived,Id beenpracticing myspeech fbrdays,andIhad itmemorized.The firsthalf houroftheceremonypassed ina blur,and thenmy momentcame.My namewas announced.I managedto reachthe stagewithout fallingdown.I facedmyclassmates.My voicetrembled alittle,but mostlyit wasclear andstrong.But withinseconds,Iwasdone andheading back to myseat.I accomplishedsomething Idnever dreamedof-I spokein frontof hundredsof people.Although Ididnt realizeit atthe time,the successfulcompletion ofthat speechgave methe confidencetotakepart inclass atcollege,togiveoral reports,and toeventually breakfree of my shyness.I neverwould havechosen togive aspeech atgraduation—orever.But Imglad Idid.I nolonger hesitatewhen Imfaced withthe prospectof doingsomething Ifeared.I knowit mayvery wellturnout tobe oneofmyshining moments.1Why wasthe writercalled abrain”？A.She wasthe mostintelligent student.B,She wasthe headof hersmall group.C.She wasa bookwormallthetime.D.She didmore courseworkfor goodgrades.、2What canwe learnfromthesecond paragraphA.She ruinedher healthby studyinghard.B,She gotthe rewardas wasexpected.C.She wasgrateful forgiving aspeech.D.She wasn*t goodat physicsat school.、3How didthe authorfeel atthe beginningofthegraduation speechA.Excited.B.Moved.C.Scared.D.Embarrassed、4What didthe speechbring tothe authorat lastA.She hadnothing tofear inlife,B.She wonenough collegecredits.C-She gotrid ofher senseof shyness.D.She desiredto becomea speaker.第三部分语言知识运用（共两节）第一节（每小题1・5分，满分30分）阅读下面短文，从短文后各题所给的A、B、C和四个选项中，选出可以填入空白处的最佳选项.D（分）

26.30Eleven-year-old Angelahadsomethingwrong withher nervoussystem.She wasunable to.In fact,she couldhardly makeany.Although shebelieved thatshe hada chanceof recovering,the doctors said that,if any,could comeback tonormal aftergetting thisdisease.Having heardthis,the littlegirl wasnot.There,lying inher hospitalbed,she thatno matterwhat thedoctorssaid,her goingbacktoschool was.She wasmoved toa specializedhealth center,and whatevermethod couldbe triedwas used.Still shewould not.It seemedthat shewas.The doctorswere allfond ofher andtaught herabout thatshe couldmake it.Every dayAngelawould liethere,doing hermental exercise.One day,shewasimagining herlegs movingagain,it seemedas thougha miraclehappened:The bedbegan to!“Look,what Imdoing!Look!Icando it!I moved!I moved!she.Of course,at thisvery momenteveryone elseinthehospital was.More importantly,they wererunning safety.People werecrying,and equipmentwas.You see,itwasan earthquake.But dontthat toAngela.She hasthatshe didit,just asshe hadnever doubtedthatshewould recover.And nowonly afew yearslater,shes backin school.You see,to suchaperson whocan theearth,such adisease isa smallproblem,isnt it

1、A.see B.hear C.talk D.walk、2A.progress B,difference C.movement D.achievement、3A.poor B.good C.little D.special、4A.few B.all C,some D.most、5A.satisfied B.delighted C,surprised D.discouraged、6A.insisted B.sighed C-feared D.promised、7A.true B.doubtful C.certain D.impossible、8A.get upB.giveupC.turn upD.stand up、9A.disappointed B.proud C.troubled D.undefeatable10A.thinking B.expecting C.pretending D.imagining、11A.sadly B.madly C.carefully D.faithfully、12A.as B.since C.after D.before、13A.fly B.move C.roll D.speak、14A.jumped B.wondered C-screamed D.recovered、15A.frightened B.pleased C,annoyed D.encouraged16A.in B.by C.for D.with17A.rising B.falling C.missing D.gathering、18A.tell B.do C.give D.show、19A.noticed B.supposed C.believed D.discovered、20A.push B.shock C,shake D.save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

27.15A lotof filmshave triedto describethe afterlifeand ourmemories offamily memberswho havepassed away

1.few havedone thisas wellas Coco,Disney-Pixars latestanimated film

2.inspire bythe Mexicanholiday ofDia delos Muertos,or Dayofthe Dead,the filmtells thestory ofa youngboy named二Miguel whowants hisfamily tounderstand hislove ofmusic Onthat yearsDia delos Muertos,he3accident endsup inthe LandoftheDeadWhile there,Miguel has4,unforgettable andadventurous nightFamilyisa

5.center conceptin Mexicanculture OnDia delos Muertos,people inMexico honortheir ancestorsby puttingtheir神龛，」」photos uponafamily shrine6is showninthefilm,and sharefoodanddrinks7keepthespirits oftheir familymembersalive谄媚，“In anera whenyoung people

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9.empty ofsuch adulationteachingkids topreserve andrespect thememory oftheir elderswhile remindingthem10,the factthat thesource oftrue。