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成都石室中学学年度下期高届零诊模拟2023-20242025英语试卷试卷说明:英语考试时间共分钟，满分分英语试题卷分第卷（选择题）和第卷（非选120150I n择题）考试做答时，须将答案答在答题卡上，在本试卷、草稿纸上答题无效第一部分听力（共两节，满分分）30第一节（共5小题，每小题
1.5分，满分7・5分）听下面段对话每段对话后有一个小题，从题中所给的、、三个选项中选出最5A BC佳选项，并标在试卷的相应位置听完每段对话后,和你都有秒钟的时间来回答有关小题io阅读下一小题每段对话仅读一遍A.A newspaper.B.An advertisement.C.A job.
1.What isthe manlooking forA.Fine.B.Rainy.C.Terrible.
2.Hows theweather at the weekendA.To learnskills.B.To makemoney.C.To spreadAfrican cultures.
3.Why areso manyAfricans studyingin ChinaA.Giving alecture.B.Refusing arequest.C.Having ameeting.
4.What isthe manprobably doingnowA.In thesubway.B.In thedowntown area.C.On the main highway.
5.Where doesthe conversationprobably takeplace第二节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5A BC选项中选出最佳选项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5后，各小题将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.How doesthe manfind theRussian restaurantA.It is too expensive.B.It isnot easyto reach.C.The menuis tooold.
7.Why doesthe manprefer toeat athomeA.Hes sick.B.Hes a good cook.C.He cantstand eatingout.听第段材料，回答第至题
78108.What isthe goodnews the woman hasgotA.They receivedthe firstshipment.B.Their companywill beon themarket.C.Their dealhas beenapproved.
9.Why wouldthe womanset up a meetingA.To arrangethe taskfor thenext week.B Todiscuss themarketing plan.C.To meetsome adcompanies.So,why didhe suddenlyforce meto dosomething atwhich Iwas sureto failHis reply:BecauseI loveyour stories.If yourewilling toapply yourself,I thinkyou have a goodshot atthis.^^Encouragedby hiswords,I agreedto giveit atry.（银匠）I chosePaul Reveredhorse asmy subject.Paul Reverewas asilversmith inBoston whorodea horseat nighton April18,1775to Lexington to warnpeople thatBritish soldierswere coming.My storywould comestraight fromthe horsesmouth.Not abrilliant idea,but funny,and unlikely to beanyoneelses choice.What didthe horsethink,as hesped throughthe nightDid heget tiredHave doubtsDid hewantto quitI sympathizedimmediately.I gottired.I haddoubts.I wantedto quit.But,like Reveredhorse,Ikept going.I workedhard.I checkedmy spelling.I askedmy oldersister tocorrect mygrammar.Ichecked outa half-dozen bookson PaulRevere fromthe library.I evenread afew of them.When Ihanded in the essayto myteacher,he readit,laughed outloud andsaid,Great.Now,writeit again.I wroteit again,and again and again.When Ifinally finishedit,the thoughtof winninghadgiven wayto theenjoyment ofwriting.If I didnt win,I wouldntcare.注意续写词数应为左右；
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150.请按如下格式在答题卡的相应位置作答2A fewweeks later,when Ialmost forgotthe contest,there camethe news.I wentto myteacher soffice afterthe awardpresentation.
10.Which way of advertisingwill the woman probablychooseA.TV.B.Radio.C.Brochures.听第段材料，回答第至题
8111311.What isthe conversationmainly aboutA.The timespent onlineat work.B.The useof theInternet forwork.C.The effectof timemanagement online.
12.Why doesthe mansurf theInternet atworkC.To talk with friends.A.To killtime.B.To helphim relax.
13.What doesthewomandecide to doA.Spend littletime chattingonline.B.Go onFacebook everyday.听第C.Try tobe morecreative bybrowsing theWeb.段材料，回答第至题
9141714.When was the mansflight scheduledto takeoff C.At11:30p.m.A.At7a.m.B.At9a.m.
15.What didthe mando afterhe missedthe busA.He gotto theairport bytaxi.B.He stayedin acafe forthe night.C.He wentback tothe cityby subway.
16.Which of the followingstatements istrueA.The manmissed his flight.B.The manchanged hisflight.C.The manwas tooearly forhisflight.
17.What doesthewomanthink of the manstrip C.Adventurous.A.Exciting.B.Tiring.听第段材料，回答第至题
10182018.What canvisitors doat ScienceWorldA.Do experiments.B.Experience spacetravel.C.Have a talkwithscientists.C.Next Saturday.
19.When canvisitors hearatalkabout spacetravelA.Next Monday.B.Next Wednesday.C.Computers.
20.What isnext monthsshow aboutA.Views.B.Parties.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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537.5阅读下列短文，从每题所给的四个选项（、、和）中，选出最佳选项，并在答A BC D题卡上将该项涂黑AParticipating in art competitionsis essentialfor studentsto gain formal recognitionand impresscollegeadmission officers.Today,we havea listof artcompetitions onregional,national,andinternational scales.EarthX Eco-Art CompetitionItinvites youngartists aged5-22to create2-D or3-D artthat illustratesthe theme:Protectors forthePlanet.The themecan beinterpreted invarious ways,including individualstaking actiontowards amoresustainable planet,or highlightingthe effortsof environmentalleaders working to sustainecosystems.Deadline:March8,2024The ChildrensDrawing ContestSponsoredby InternationalCertification OrganizationNetwork,the contest,whose themethis yearisPassing onOur PreciousEarth toThe Future,invites childrenaged7-15worldwide todraw the kindof naturalenvironment they would liketo livein.48winners willreceive specialmemorabilia.Allentrants willreceive aparticipation prize.Medium:Drawings withany typeof paint,pastel,etc.Deadline:May31,2024Science withoutBorders ChallengeThecompetition isopen tochildren and young peopleunder the age of
16.We welcomeentriesfrom bothgroups andindividuals tocreate artto promotepublic awarenessof theneed topreserve,protect,and restorenature.The themeis“The SixthExtinction andyou canfbcus on the protectionofendangered species.Acceptable mediainclude paint,pencil,marker,crayon,ink,felt,and oilpastel.Deadline:April8,2024The Scholastic Art and Writing AwardsThe ScholasticArt andWriting Awards,the longest-running literaryand artcompetition inthe US,provides opportunitiesand academicawards forcreative youngpeople toexpress theirtalent.The themethisyear isTell YourClimate Story”.Students inthe9th to12th gradescan submitpoetry,fiction andnonfictionto showtheir understandingof environmentalissues.Deadline:June10,
202421.On whichdate canparticipants sendtheir entriesto EarthX Eco-Art CompetitionA.May6,
2024.B.March15,
2024.C.April5,
2024.D.February19,
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22.Which competitionbestsuits teenagersgood atwriting poemsA.EarthXEco-Art Competition.B.The ChildrensDrawing Contest.C.Science withoutBorders Challenge.D.TheScholasticArtandWritingAwards.
23.What do the fourcompetitions havein commonA.They targetstudents undertheageof
20.B.They requireparticipants toillustrate astory.C.They areabout environmentalprotection.D.They onlyaccept entriesfrom individuals.Ms.McIntyre,38,worked asa publisher.She sufferedbrain cancerand herhealth gotworse despitesomemedical treatment.But sherealized thatinaway,she wasluckier thansome otherpeople.She hadinsuranceto helppay forher medical care.But Ms.McIntyre andher husband,Mr.Gregory,knew thatmanypeople withcancer facetough decisionsbecause of the costsof medicalcare andwind upowingfar morethan they can pay.Though herhealth wasfailing,Ms.McIntyre decidedto helppay offthe medical debts of as manypeopleas shepossibly could.The couplebegan donatingmoney toa groupcalled RIPMedical Debt,which iscommitted toworkingtopay offthe unpaidmedical debtsof others.The groupcan pay offmedical billsfor about100times lessmoney thanthey cost.In otherwords,for every100donated,thegroup canpay off10,000in unpaidmedical bills.Unfortunately,Ms.McIntyre passed away beforelong.Mr.Gregory posteda messagefor Ms.McIntyre onher socialmedia accounts.If yourereading this,I havepassedaway,the postbegan.Thenthe postexplained,To celebratemy life,Ive arrangedto buyup othersmedical debtsand thendestroythe debts.”The couplehad set up apage ona websiteto raisemoney forthis purpose.They hadhoped toraiseabout$20,
000.Nevertheless,Ms.McIntyres lastpost attracteda lotof attention.The donationson herwebpage quicklypassed thetotal goal.In lessthan aweek,the sitehad raised10times morethanexpected and the donationsare stillcoming in.By November22,2023,Ms.McIntyres webpage hadraisedover$627,000,or enoughmoney topayoffabout$60million inmedical debts.Mr.Gregory planneda specialevent inDecember tocelebrate Ms.McIntyres lifeand to announcehow manymillions ofdollars of medicaldebtsher effortshad paidfor.
24.Why didMs.McIntyre feelluckier thansome otherpeopleA.The doctorseventually curedher.B.Her diseasedidnt becomeworse.C.She hadsecurity aboutmedicalcare.D.She hada decentjob beforebeing ill.
25.How didMs.McIntyre andher husbandhelp othersA.By payingfor theirdaily debts.B.By givingaway money to them.C.By purchasingmedical insurancefor them.D.By riddingthem ofdebts fromtreatments.
26.What isparagraph4mainly aboutA.The couplesanticipation.B.The publicinvolvement.C.The operationofawebsite.D.The increaseofmedicaldebts.
27.Which of the followingwords canbest describeMs.McIntyreA.Influential andunderstanding.B.Humorous andelegant.C.Cautious andpromising.D.Enthusiastic andadaptable.COne byone,prejudices aredisappearing inthe West.People mayhold privatesuspicions thatother（禁忌）.peoples raceor sexmakes theminferior-but tosay soopenly istotally tabooOne oldprejudiceremains undisturbed,though.Just aska childlessperson.They are not chargedto specialtaxes,as theywere inSoviet Russia;nor are they drivenfrom theirhomes,as theystill arein somepoor countries.The childlessnonetheless comeinfora lotof criticism.Some pointout thatnon-parents arefailing toproduce thefuture workerswho willpay fortheir pensions.Childless politiciansare chargedwith not having aproper stakein society.He talksto usabout thefuture,but hedoesnt have childrencomplained Jean-Marie LePen,cofounder of the NationalFront party,of EmmanuelMacron,who wentontowin theFrench presidency.Similar attackson TheresaMay andAngelaMerkel alsofailed butresearchers findthat manyvoters quietlyagree.If non-breeders areselfish,they havea strange wayofshowing it.They aremore likely to setupcharitable foundationsthan peoplewith children,and muchmore likelyto donatemoneyto good causes.According toone Americanestimate,the merefact ofnothavingchildren raisesthe amounta personleavesto charityby alittle over$10,
000.The childlessare thusa smallbut usefulcounterweight totheworlds parents,who stopsocial stabilityby passingon theirsocial andeconomic advantagesto theirchildren.The chargethat childlesspeople failto pulltheir weightin populationis correct,but isless seriousthanit appears.Those whodo nothavechildrendo putpressure onpublic pensionsystems.Governments haveto dounpopular thingslike makingpensions lessgenerous,as Japanhas done,oraccepting moreimmigrants,as someWestern countrieshave done.But tosustain publicpensions inthelong term,countries donot actuallyneed moreparents.What theyneed insteadis morebabies.It ispossibleto combinea highrate ofchildlessness witha highbirth rate,provided peoplewho becomeparentshave morethan oneor twochildren.That wasthe patternin manyWestern countriesa centuryago.Ireland,yet anothercountry witha childlessleader,still managesit today.The childlessalso doeveryone elsea favorby creatingwonderful worksof art.British novelistshavebeen especiallylikelyto have nooffspring:think ofHilary Mantel,P.G WodehouseandtheBrontesisters.In Septemberlast yearBritain putJane Austenon itsten-pound note.That decisionwascontroversial,though itwas hardto seewhy.Few peoplehave writtenas shrewdlyabout moneyor aboutfamilieseven thoughAusten didnot marry,and hadno children.
28.What isthemain idea ofParagraph2A.The childlessoften comeunder sharpcriticism.B.Childlessness isto futureworkers9disadvantage.C.Many highlysuccessful peoplehave nochildrenD.The childlesspoliticians getattacked insociety.
29.The childlessare prejudicedbecause peoplethink the childless.A.haveastrangewayto showselfishnessB.set abad examplefor youngpeopleC.arenot as generousas thosewith childrenD.arethegovernments financialburden
30.What doesthe underlinedword jfin Paragraph4refer toA.Accepting moreimmigrants.B.Reducing thepensions forthe aged.C.Encouraging parentstohavemore children.D.Supporting thepolitical leaderswith nochildren.
31.What isthe besttitle forthe passageA.In defenseof thechildless.B.Prejudice againstnon-breeders.C.Why dontthey havechildren D.Measures toaddress childlessness.DMinimizing theenvironmental damagethat new roads causeis generallyregarded asagoodthing.But todo that,it helpsto understandjust hownew roadscause the damage ofwhich theyare accused.Recently,a groupof researchersled byDr.Gonzalez conductedan experimentand provedthatimmigration isgood forthe healthof animalpopulations.A roaddestroys onlya smallpart ofthe habitat,thus destroyingjust afew local populations ofcreatures.So theargument thatroad-building itselfis badforbiodiversity isnot self-evidently correct.Those whonevertheless holdthis viewsay thatapparentlyseparate localpopulations ofanimals are,in fact,parts ofmuch largerpopulations connectedviamigration.According tothis theory,when alocalpopulationstruggles tomove about-because ofan epidemic,for example-individuals fromneighboring communitiescan fillthe gaps.The implicationsofthetheory arestraightforward.Cut localpopulations offfrom eachother andeachis morelikelytodisappear.And roadsare goodat doingjust that.Testing thetheory withexperimentalroads,however,would beexpensive.Dr.Gonzalezs brainwavewas todothewhole thingona muchsmaller scale.The teamstudied moss-covered rocks.On somerocks the researchers leftthe mossuntouched;onothers theymade“roadways“across toleave themoss isolated.After waitingsix months,they found thatin thedisturbed habitatsnearly allthe bugpopulation haddeclined comparedwith undisturbedmoss,and40%ofthespecies hadbecome extinct.The realtest cameinthesecond partoftheexperiment.In this,theresearchersremoved mossmuchas before,but theyleft narrowmoss pathsto bridgethe no-bug^-land betweenislands.The islandswithbridges didfar betterthan isolatedislands-a resultthat supportsthe notionthat populationexchange isnecessaryto keepan ecosystemhealthy.Whether theseresults canbe translatedto large-scale ecosystemsremains uncertain.But iftheycan,theywouldcause more,not less,concern about the ecologicaleffects of road-building.On theother hand,they alsosuggest away out.In Britain,tunnels areoften builtunder roads for animalsof regularhabits,（糊,such asbadgers tobe ableto traveltheir traditionalroutes withouthaving tofight withtraffic.Extending thatprinciple,perhaps specialbridges mightbe acheap wayof lettingman andnature rubalonga bitbetter.
32.Whats themainideaofthe passageA.Calling onus tostop building roadsfora healthyecosystem.B.Warning usof potentialdangers ofanimal immigration.C.Informing usoftheenvironmental damagecaused bynew roads.D.Suggesting anew wayto avoidthedamagecaused bynewroads.
33.Dr.Gonzalezes experimentfoundthat.A.buildingroadsis expensiveB.immigration isgood foranimalsC.roads cutoff animal immigrationD.tunnels shouldbe builtunder roads
34.How doesthe authorpresent hispointA.By analyzingfacts.B.By givingexamples.C.By providingscientific findings.D.By comparingpossible effects.
35.According tothepassage,which ofthe followingstatements willthe writeragree withA.The impactofroad-building isnotasserious aswe thought.B.Road-building isbeneficial toanimalimmigration.C.Environmental damagecaused byroad-building isstill uncertainD.environmental damagecaused byroad-building mightbe lessened第二节（共小题，每小题分，满分分）
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512.5根据短文内容，从短文后的选项中选出能填入空白处的最佳选项，选项中有两项为多余选项请将答案写在答题卷上Want tostart ahabit Bigbehavior changecan comefrom settingsmall goals.36We pressureourselvestogobig.Instead,we shouldthink small.The ideaistomake thesebehavior changesso smallthattheyre easytodo.First,you takeany newhabit youwant,andyouscale itback sothat itssuper-tiny.In thecase of（冥想）,wanting toreading more,that mightmean readingone paragraph.In thecase ofmeditating itmightbe takingthree calmingbreaths.37So evenwhen youreinarush oryoure sickor youredistracted,its sotiny thatyou canstill do it.
38.Ask yourself,what doesthis habitcome afterFor example,reading mightcomeafter yousit downonthesubway.That mightbe theperfect timefor youto opena bookand readaparagraph.Now,you canread moreif youwant.In additionto makingit tinyand thenusing anexisting routineto remindyou ofit,activate yourbrainby callingupapositive emotion,by celebrating-whether thafsraising yourarms,doing alittledance orsinging asong inyour head.39You makethese changesand feelsuccessful,40So youbegin tothink,Oh,Im thekind of personwho tidiesup,Im thekind ofperson whomeditates,,or Imthekindofpersonwho reads.You findotheropportunities totidy upor meditateor read.So thehabit naturallyspreads toother partsof yourlife.A.These bigexpectations areoften unrealistic.B.You startthinking ofyourself inthose ways.C.It helpsyou feelsuccessful andform thehabit.D.The wayyou thinkabout yourselfstarts tochange.E.Changing ourbehaviors canfeel likea complicatedtask.F.You makeit sosimple thatyou haveno excusenot todoit.G.Then youfind whereit fitsnaturally inyour existingroutine.第三部分语言运用（共两节，满分分）30第一节完形填空（共小题，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 DIna crowdedmigrant campin Tijuana,Mexico,a three-year-old girlwandered41toward theexit.She wassteps froma busyroad.Estefania Rebellonwastheonly personwho42her.The writerhad justdrivenfrom LosAngeles witha groupof friendsto dropoff foodand clothingtoan43organization.It wasDecember2018,a timewhen theUS-Mexico borderwas seeingmigrants fromCentralAmerica44violence andpoverty.Rebellon rushedover tothechildand tookher
45.Where areyour parents^^she askedanxiously.Eventually,she andher friendsfound thegirls46father,who hadstepped awayto47for food.Back athome,Rebellon gathereda groupof volunteer48via socialmedia,and usinga thousanddollarsfrom her49,setupa schoolattheTijuana border.In fiveyears,the pilotprogramhas growninto thenon-profit YesWe CanWorld Foundation,which has50three tentsintoclassrooms andestablished twoschools.51by donations,the foundationsteachers haveprovided abilingual educationto morethan3,000kids.The schools52an officialcurriculum fromMexicos educationministry.They alsooffer53courses,which helpkids understandmore aboutmigration.Rebellon hasreceived numerous54fbr herwork,including OutstandingAmerican ByChoice.As morethan
6.6million peoplestill livein refugeecamps aroundthe world,she saysshed
41.A.leisurely B.alone C.freely D.abroad
42.A.tended B.recognized C.invited D.noticed
43.A.relief B.health C.business D.education
44.A.fighting B.preventing C.escaping D.worsening
45.A.side B.place C.hand D.heart
46.A.determined B.annoyed C.disappointed D.panicked
47.A.line upB.make upC.stand upD.look up
48.A.soldiers B.doctors C.writers D.teachers
49.A.expenses B.savings C.bills D.charges
50.A.integrated B.forced C.transformed D.translated
51.A.Limited B.Funded C.Motivated D.Influenced
52.A.create B.adjust C.reject D.follow
53.A.special B.strange C.common D.major
54.A.opportunities B.honours C.blessings D.messages
55.A.display B.possess C.maintain D.expandlike to55the foundationsinfluence andsupport migrantchildren globally.第卷n第二节语法填空（共小题，每小题分，共分）10L515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1Chinese FoodCultureChina hasa foodculture thathas beenevolving forthousands ofyears,56each dishcaiTyingits ownunique story.（烹饪学）（）（味Chinese gastronomyis anart formthat goesbeyond just57satisfy yourtaste buds蕾）.（）Its aboutindulging allyour senses,a58harmonious ofcolor,aromas,tastes,and shapesin every（）dish.59historical,Chinese culturesintertwined agriculturalpreferences withpatterns inthe stars,（）guiding foodconsumption60base onthe24Solar Terms.Do youprefer thesubtle savoryelegance ofBeijing hotpot61the fieryintensity ofSichuansversion Withits vastterritory,each areain62total ofthirty-four Chineseprovincesand districtshas itsown culinaryhistory,customs anddishes.From thefiery flavorsof（）Sichuan tothe delicatedim sumof Guangdong,each regionhas somethingunique63offer.But itsnot justabout theflavors.Its alsoaboutthefavors.For example,regional breakfasts64（）shape bygeography,climate andcultural practices,65other disheshave（主食）become belovedstaples acrossthe country,blurring regionallines fromnorth tosouth,east towest.第四部分写作（共两节，满分分）第一节（满分分）4015假设你是李华，你应该在本周五提交布置的读书报告，但因个人原因，现在Mr.Anderson无法按时提交请你给发一封电子邮件，内容要求如下表达歉意；说明原Mr.Anderson
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2.Dear Mr.Anderson,第二节（满分分）25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When Iwas inmiddle school,my socialstudies teacherasked meto entera writingcontest,I saidnowithout thinking.Ididnot lovewriting.My familycame fromBrazil,so Englishwas onlymy secondlanguage.Writing wasso difficultand painfulfor methat myteacher hadallowed meto presentmypaper onthe sinkingoftheTitanic byacting outa play,where Iplayed allthe parts.No onelaughedharder thanhe did.。
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