信息必刷卷02（新高考II卷专用）-2025年高考英语考前信息必刷卷_信息必刷卷02（新高考II卷）考试版

绝密★启用前年高考考前信息必刷卷（新高考卷）2025n02英语（考试时间分钟试卷满分分）120150考情速递高考•新动向年新高考将继续坚持“五育融合、强化德育、智育、体育、美育和劳动教育的考查题型设计上，主2025要有以下特点贴近生活场景

1.试题更加贴近生活实际，如探讨电车油车的发展问题，引导学生关注生活中的实际问题并思考解决办法科普文章比重增加

2.科普文章增多，如发展趋势、生物样本数据等，鼓励学生在学习语言的同时了解前沿科学知识AI强调语言实际应用

3.听力语速加快，阅读难度提升，注重语言的实际应用能力，培养用英语解决问题的人才讲述中国故事

4.用外国的语言讲述中国的故事，引导学生用英语传播中国文化增强文化育人

5.将国家发展、社会进步、社会主义核心价值观融入试题，引导学生提升品德修养和文化自信提升开放性和灵活性

6.试题形式创新，设问角度和方式更加灵活，增强开放性，考查学生的实际应用能力和创造性表达词汇量和传统文化考察力度加大

7.词汇量要求增加，尤其注重与传统文化相关的词汇，要求学生能用英语传播中华文化这些新动向旨在培养学生的综合语言运用能力和跨文化交际能力高考•新考法本套“信息必刷卷（新高考卷）”命题思路概述02n.体现“难度”整套试题难度系数控制在（）其中，听力独白题、阅读理解篇和七选五以及读

10.69±

0.1CD后续写难度系数大约为

0.58；兼顾“广度”四选一阅读理解题兼顾了应用文（篇）、记叙文（篇）、说明文（篇和篇）几种体裁，

2.A BC D且“细节理解题、推理判断题、主旨大意题及词义猜测题”均有所考查；三大话题（人与自然、人与社会、第三部分语言运用（共两节，满分分）30第一节（共小题，每小题分，满分分）15115阅读下面短文，从每题所给的、、和四个选项中选出可以填入空白处的最佳选项A BC D一In October2020,71-year-old BillSumiel,battling kidneyfailure,found himself in anunlikely situation a ridewithUber thatwould changehis life.Little didhe know that his41with TimothyLetts,the Uberdriver,would leadto anextraordinary tiethat wentbeyond theboundaries ofmere

42.（）Having livedwith an43that causedkidney issuesfor overtwo decades,Sumiel reliedon Uberfor transportationto his specializedcenter.During thejourney,they44over theirconversation.Bill reallylit upthe carwith positiveenergy,“says Letts.45,he offeredto donatehis kidneyafter learningaboutSumiels searchfor adonor.Despite being46by Letts9unforeseen generosity,Sumiel quickly47that Lettswas genuinelysincereabout hisoffer.Following monthsof screeningand48,it wasconfirmedthat Lettswas anideal donorand aperfect49for Sumiel.On December7,2021,the successfulsurgeries changedSumiefslife fbrthe better,50him fromkidney treatment.Sumiel51the extraordinarynature ofliving donorslike him and was52Letts selflessact.Now,Sumiel cherishesprecious momentswith hisfamily.Letts,although relocatedto anothercountry forworkcommitments,53a solidrelationship withSumiel,anxiously awaitingtheir54,As fate（共would haveit,their unexpectedUber55became alife-saving journey,showcasing the power ofkindness,empathy情）,and humanconnection in the face of adversity.

41.A.experiment B・encounter C.competition D.appointment

42.A.passengers B,travelers C.friends D・strangers

43.A.failure B.infection C.condition D.loss

44.A.bonded B.debated C.reflected D,observed

45.A.Naturally B,Eventually C.Normally D.Directly

46.A.delighted B.puzzled C.surprised D.embarrassed

47.A.requested B・realized C.predicted D.hesitated

48.A.consulting B.treating C.admitting D.testing

49.A.match B.candidate C.partner D.supporter

50.A.relieving B,enhancing C.freeing D.rescuing

51.A.estimated B.shared C.recognized D.recalled

52.A.interested inB・cautious aboutC・sympathetic toD.grateful for

53.A.acknowledges B.maintains C.explores D.ends

54.A.reunion B.commitment C.conversation D・memory

55.A.participation B.transportation C.transformation D.interaction第二节（共小题；每小题分，满分分）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10L5151正确形式Thirty culturalrelics have been returnedto theChinese mainland from Taiwanthanks to the jointefforts ofpeopleon bothsides56the Strait.They,57transfer to the NationalCultural HeritageAdministration onMonday,marked the58large returnof lostrelicsto themainlandfromTaiwan inrecent years.Thirteen of the returnedpieces,including theheads ofbroken Buddhistimages,59show ata donationceremony at the NationalMuseum ofChina inBeijing onMonday.Wu Chih-yang,co-president of the association,confirmed that the returnedrelics werecollected bywarmhearted people“from overseas60then gatheredby theassociation.Wu said,Donation of these itemsis morethan61exchange ofcultural heritageacrossthe Strait.Cultural62communicate has always played a crucialrole in63strengthen ourlinks.Sammy Yang,初步的vice-chancellor ofTaipeis ShihHsin University,said apreliminary assessmentin Taiwantwo years ago64indicate a high degreeof similarityin theartistic styles,materials andcraftsmanship ofsome of the paintedsculptureswith othersin Shanxiprovince.Analysis ofcutting markson somehead statuesled to the guess65they mayhavebeenstolen about30yearsago,considering somestatues werecut andstolen froma Shanxitemple in an identicalway in

1993.They werelater foundandreturned fromTaiwan in

1999.第四部分写作共两节，满分分40第一节满分分15近年来，人工智能技术迅速发展，作为一款新兴的工具，因其强大的功能和广泛的应用场景

66.AI DeepseekAI迅速走红请你以叩为题，给你校“每周校园板报”英语板块投稿，内容包括The Popularityof Deseek”爆火的原因和其带来的影响；

1.Deepseek•你对技术未来发展的看法2AI要求注意.写作词数应为个左右；

180.请按如下格式在答题卡的相应位置作答2The Popularityof Deepseek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67On afreezing coldDecember morning,I ledMartin tothe third-grade classroomI wasin chargeof.He loweredhishead,which I thought wasdue tohis shyness.Also,I noticedhim wearinga pairof shoesapparently outgrowinghis shoesize.Maybe hecomes froma financiallydisadvantaged family,“Ithought to myself.However,it was also hardto understandMartins behavior.When askedto makea self-introduction on the platform,he simplyspelled hisname,leaving theother studentsconfused.Besides,Martins studyhabits andskills werenowhere tobeseen.Unable torecognize someEnglish letters,he evenfailed towrite ashort essayaccording togiven instructions.（自闭症）Therefore,I wonderedwhether aspecial schoolteaching kidswith autismwas moresuitable forhim.Tlooked throughhis previousgrade reports,only to find thathis academicperformances in the firstgrade weregreat.Tofigure outwhat happenedto him,I decidedto visithis formerschool andcommunicate withthe headteacher.I learnedthatMartins momhad amental disorderafter gettingdivorced lastyear.Now,the littleboy hadto takecare ofboth himselfandhis mom.Since Martinsbrainpower wasnormal,he wouldstay putin myclass.I hadnever encountereda studentlike Martinbefore.It wasa headacheto helphim fit into andcatch up with his（萦绕）classmates.I haddreamed aboutteaching,so Ihated itwhen theidea ofgiving upsuch astudent lingeredvividlyin mymind.Two dayslater,it wasMartins turnto cleanthe blackboard.Rising tohis feetand readyto walktotheplatform,hewas trippedby onestudent onpurpose.Suddenly,he couldntresist weepingalone.Contrary towhat Iassumed,no onelent（医务室）himahelping hand.I sentMartin tothe infirmaryand screamedattheothers thatMartinsdifference wasa reasonfor beingtreated warmlyand nicely.注意续写词数应为左右；L150,请按如下格式在答题卡的相应位置作答2I realizedit washigh timethat Ishould shouldermy responsibility.Gradually,positive changeswere seenin Martin.人与自我）均有所涉及；

3.突出“重点”阅读理解题突出考查了实用英语（A篇），励志人物（B篇）生物研究（C篇）“人工智能”的话题（篇）；七选五突出考查了“上下文观点或语意一致”的问题；完形填空突出考查了动词词义辨D析和名词词义辨析；语法填空突出考查了“动词词性/形的变化”；关注“热点”应用文写作关注了目前爆火的

4.Deepseek命题•大预测阅读理解题篇（实用英语-租车）让学生学以致用，能真正将英语用于生产生活；篇（励志人物）旨在A B引导学生努力拼搏；篇（生物研究）旨在引导学生关注生物，关注科学；七选五（如何节水）引导学生关注C环保；篇（成长经验）和完形填空（捐器官救人）引导学生养成正确的世界观、人生观和价值观；语法填空D（文物回归）意在增强学生的民族自豪感；应用文写作（探讨）引导学生关注热点；读后续写（爱生Deepseek如子的老师帮助学生的故事）旨在让学生了解老师的善良和用心良苦第一部分听力（共两节，满分分）30第一节（共小题；每小题分，满分分）

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57.5听下面段对话每段对话后有一个小题，从题中所给的、、三个选项中选出最佳选项听完每段5A BC对话后，你都有秒钟的时间来回答有关小题和阅读下一小题每段对话仅读一遍

101.What mightthe womanhave fordinnerA.Hamburgers.B.Beef noodles.C.Vegetable salad.

2.How longdoes ittake Bus3to getto LosAngelesA.Three hours.B.Four hours.C.Five hours.

3.Who dislikesclassical musicA.Pete.B.Sally.C.Michael.

4.Whats theproblem withthe womansTVA.Its broken.B・It doesntfitinher room.C.It hasbad picturequality.

5..What timeis itnowA.9:

30.B.10:

00.C.10:

30.第二节（共15小题；每小题

1.5分，满分22・5分）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、、三个选项中选出最佳5A BC选项听每段对话或独白前，你将有时间阅读各个小题,作每小题5秒钟；听完后，各小题将给出5秒钟的答时间每段对话或独白读两遍听下面一段较长对话，回答以下小题

6.Why doesthe womancomplain about the hotelroomA.It wasdirty.B,It facedanoisy street.C.She hadto waitfor twohours to move in.

7.What didthe womanthink is the worstthingA.The noise.B.The food.C.The workers.听下面一段较长对话，回答以下小题

8.What didthe manmainly discusswith histeacherC.His mood.A.His testresults.B.His illness.

9.Why didthe teacherapologize tothe manA.She gavehim littlesupport.B・She didntremind himof thetest.C.She forgotabout hisabsence fromclass.听下面一段较长对话，回答以下小题

10.What time of daymight itbe nowC.Late afternoon.A.Morning.B.Early afternoon.

11.Where didthe girlgo afterher father9s callC.To theMusic Hall.A.To thelibrary.B.To theclassroom.

12.What will the girldo onFridayC.Do someresearch.A.Watch agame.B.Give areport.

13.How doesthe girlfeel aboutthe singingcompetitionC.Confident.A.Curious.B.Nervous.听下面一段较长对话，回答以下小题C-A cleaner.

14.Which positionis availablenowA.A kitchenhand.B.An assistantcook.

15.How oftenshould theman workfor thejob

18.What attractsCanadianstomovetoA.Once a week.B.Twice aweek.C.Three timesaweek.Victoria whenthey retire

16.How muchwilltheman getfor thejobA.Advanced medicalcare.A.$15per hour.B.$18per hour.C.$20per hour.B,Popular touristattractions.

17.What doesthe womanremind theman todo atlastC.A relativelywarmclimate inwinter.A.Offer areference.B.Bring hispassport.C.Fill in an applicationform.

19.How domost peopletravel toVictoria fromVancouver听下面一段独白，答以下小题HlA.By road.B.By water.C.By air.

20.Whats Victoriafamous fortodayA.A longhistory.B.Lovely gardens.C.Modern buildings.第二部分阅读（共两节，满分分）50第一节（共15小题；每小题

2.5分，满分37・5分）阅读下列短文，从每题所给的、、和四个选项中选出最佳选项A BC DEssentialTips forRenting aCar in GermanyPlanning to rent a car andfly downthe Germanmotorway Gathertop tipshere andfind the best rentalcar foryour tripthroughGermany.Quick TipsSearchfor rentalcars beforeyou flyto Germany,and bookyour carin advance.You willget betterrates thanbooking（手动挡）.upon arrival.German carsusually comewith amanual transmissionIf youprefer anautomatic transmission,ask therental companyand mostcan accommodateyou.Rental carsare availableat allairports andmost majorrail stationsaswell aslocations inmajor cities.Drivers Requirements（有效的）To renta carin Germany,you needa validdrivers licensefrom your home stateor province.Visitors mayalsoconsider gettingan International Driving Permitasacompanion document.However,it isnot requiredfor Germany.If youwouldlike tocontinue todrive aftersix monthsto oneyear inGermany,you mustobtain aGermanlicense.The legaldriving ageinGermanyis18,but usually,drivers haveto beover21to renta car.ChargesBase ratesvary wildlydepending onthe lengthof timeof rental,the ageof driver,destination,and locationof rental.Shop aroundtofindthe bestprice.Note thatcharges usuallydont includethe16%Value AddedTaxVAT,registrationfee,or anyairport fees.These additionalfees mayequal up to25%of thedaily rental.

21.Why isit advisedto booka carbefore arrivingin GermanyA.To keepthe caravailable inmajor cities.B,To geta relativelylow priceof carrental.C.To enjoyahighstandard ofrental service.D.To renta carwith anautomatic transmission.

22.What isnecessarily requiredtorentacarin GermanyA.Obtaining avalid Germanlicense.B,Having one-year drivingexperience.C.Being atleast twenty-one yearsold.D.Getting anInternationalDrivingPermit.

23.Which factormay influencethe baserental chargesA.VAT.B.Parking fee.C.Registration fee.D.Rental duration.BBorn andraised in the US,Michael usedto bea smartand cheerfulchild whobrightened everyroom heentered.However,his lifetook anunexpected turnwhen asevere illnessforced himto missnumerous schooldays,leaving himstrugglingto keepupwithhis studies.Later,when hedowngraded to a newclass,he encounteredbullies whomade hisschooldays anightmare.That summer,right afterhis graduatingfrom hisprimary school,he,together withhis parents,visited hisgrandma inChongqing,China.Michael immediatelyfell inlove withthe city.Well awareof Michaefssituation inthe US,his motherdecidedthat theywould make Chongqing their new home,hoping thatthe newenvironment canprovide herson withafresh start.For Michael,the transitionto a local middleschool camewith itsown setof challenges.He struggledwith theunfamiliardialect,the differentteaching methods,and schoolschedules.With determination,Michael puthimselfinhis studies,diligently completinghis assignments,constantly seekingguidancefrom histeachers andpeers,and hegoes sofar as to sethis alarmfor5a.m.each morning,all inthe nameof文言文篇目.squeezing insome extratime tomemorize LiteraryChinese passagesHis hardwork paidoff.Michaelgradually achievedremarkable academicprogress,ultimately securinga placein agreat localhigh school.During hissenior year,Michaefs substituteEnglish teacher,Linda CHEN,was deeplyimpressed byhis languageabilitiesand shareda videoof himconfidently speakingEnglish outsideof hisclassroom.The videoquickly wentviral,and Michaelinstantly becamea sensationon campusdue tohis extraordinarylinguistic skillsand charmingpersonality.Despite the newfound attention,Michael remainedgrounded andstayed committedtohisstudies,prioritizing his academicpursuits aboveall else.Michaefs diligencebore fruitwhen hewas acceptedinto theArtificial IntelligenceInstitute ofWuhan University.Hisjourney showcasedthepowerof determination and resilience,proving thateven inthe faceof adversity,one canachieveremarkable success.

24.Why didMichaels motherdecide tomakeChongqingtheirnewhomeA.To escapefrom theatmosphere ofinsecurity.B.To getbetter medicalcare.C.To seekhelp fromrelatives andfriends.D.To pursuehis dreamof Chineselearning.

25..What helpedMichael improvehisacademicperformance inthe newschoolA.Constant tolerancefrom teachersB.Michaefs enrollingin additionalafterschool programsC.Michaefs participatingin extracurricularactivitiesD.Michaefs self-discipline andstrong willpower

26.How didMichael becomepopular oncampusA.By attendinga talentshowB.Through therecommendation ofhis teachersC.By havinghis talentacknowledged.D.By takingadvantage ofhis goodappearance

27.What lessoncan welearn fromMichaePs experienceA.The importanceof perseveranceinthefaceofchallengesB.The benefitsof movingtoanew cityfor educationalopportunitiesC.The significanceof learninga foreignlanguage.D.The keyimpact of a supportiveschool environmenton studentssuccessC（捕食动物）一A newstudy hasrevealed thata prehistoric sea cowwas thetarget oftwo differentpredators anancientcrocodile and a tiger shark,providing rareinsights intothe complexfood chainsfrom millionsof yearsago.Theresearch,conducted by an internationalteam ofscientists andpublished inthe Journalof VertebratePaleontology,（猎物）uncovers oneof thefew knowninstances wherea singleprey wasattacked bymany predators.The sea cow,belonging tothe extinctgroup Culebratherium,was firstattacked bya crocodile.Evidence thenshowsthat afterthe initialattack,the sea cows remainswere searchedbyatigershark,a toothof whichwas foundnearthe unluckyanimaPs neck.“Have youseen theBatman movieThere isa scenewhere heand Alfredare shootingbullets totry andfigure outwhichspecific typeof bulletthey aretrying tofind,“said Benites-Palomino,lead authorof theresearch.“Our researchwasconducted inexactly thesame way.We havethese experimentsinthewild wherepredators areattacking theirprey,andthen afterwardswe tryto comparewhich is the bestscene forwhat werefinding there.^^The findis particularlysignificant asit addstothelimited fossil record ofmultiple predatorsinteracting withasingle prey.Such interactionsare commonin todaysecosystems,but arerarely documentedinthefossilrecord,makingthis discoveryan importantpiece of the puzzlein understandingancient food webs.“We havebeen unsureastowhich animalswould haveserved thispurpose asa foodsource formultiplepredators.Our previousresearch hasidentified spermwhales searchedby severalshark species,and thisnew researchhighlightsthe importanceof seacows withinthe foodchain,“Benites-Palomino saidinastatement.The digging,directed byMarcelo Sanchez-Villagra,head ofthe PalaeontologicalInstitute andMuseum inZurich,Switzerland,was bothchallenging andrewarding.The sitewas initiallydiscovered byalocalfarmer who

28.What dowe knowabouttheprehistoricseacovA.It reachedthe topof foodchains.B.It isthoughttohave complexteeth.C.It belongsto anendangered species.D.It wasattacked bytwo differentanimals.

29.What doesparagraph3mainly talkaboutA.The sceneof animalfights.B.The methodoftheresearch.C.The introductionof amovie.D.The dangeroftheexperiments.

30.What doesthe importanceofthestudy lieinA・Challenging thecurrent ecosystems.B.Offering insightsinto ancientfoodwebs.C.Clarifying themisunderstanding ofseacow.D.Figuring outthe linkbetween manand nature.spotted unusualrocks,inspiring theteam toinvestigate furtherand eventuallyunearth theseacowfossils.

31.Which ofthe followingisthebest titlefor thetextA.The BatmanMovie Inspireda ResearchB.A Puzzlein ComplexAncient FoodChainsC.Shark andCrocodile AteUnlucky SeaCow D.An ImportantBiological Discoveryof aFarmerAwe experiencestypically involvethe perceptionof somethingincredibly vastor powerful,something thatchallengesones understandingoftheworld.These areoften,but notalways,encounters withnature,such aslooking overmountainsfrom anairplane,or standingatthefoot ofan enormoustree.New developmentalresearch suggeststheexperience of awe iscrucial for a childto growstronger.Historically,awe hasfeatured inpsychological accountsof peakexperiences.William Jamesspoke extensivelyaboutvarious spiritualmoments thatintensely movedhim andshaped hisviewpoint.He feltstrongly thesepeakexperiences madefor thedeeper developmentofapersons innerworld.Contemporary researcherstheorize thatawe mayhave helpedour ancestorssurvive throughouthistory andcontinuesto impartpositive effectstoday.Previous studieshave shownawe can be instrumentaltotheformation ofsocialgroups andcan setoff helpfulsocial behaviorsamong adults.But ourresearch showsthat perceptionsof awestart muchearlier inlife.Four tonine-year-old childrenperceive andrespondto awe-inspiring experiencesand differentiatethem fromeveryday experiences.When watchingfantastic footageofsweeping naturalscenes,the childrenperceived themselvesas smaller一a phenomenonknown asthe“small self5—incomparison withhow they felt afterwatching footageof everydaynature imagery.They furtherreported beingfilled withpower,believing theywere capableof achievinggreat things.Additionally,theyfelta senseof curiosityandadesire toexploremore,seeing themselvesas adventurersonajourney ofdiscovery.In ourbusy lives,nevertheless,potential momentsof aweoften getoverlooked.With thepressure toachieve（渗透）seeping intochildhood earlierand earlier,its easyto understandwhy you,asaparent,might bemore focusedongetting yourchildren tothe nextactivity orcompetition.However,as youbecome morereceptive tosources ofawe andknowledgeableabout itsimportance duringdevelopment,youll mostlikely seethem obtainconsiderable advantageswhengiving aweexperiences greaterpriority.

32.Which aspectofaweexperience doesthenewstudy highlightA.Its historicalorigin.B.Places ofits occurrence.C.Its benefitsfor kids.D.Its impactson adultsbehavior.

33.What doesthe underlinedword“impart“mean inparagraph3A.Restrict.B.Withdraw.C.Generate.D.Transform.

34.How didthe childrenfeel whenviewing footageof breathtakingsceneryA.Contented.B.Motivated.C.Panicked.D.Confused.

35.Whats thepurpose ofthe authorin writingthe lastparagraphA.To appealto parentsforachange.B.To advocatea care-free childhoodlife.C.To statehis pointonthefast-paced society.D.To describea commoncultural phenomenon.第二节（共小题；每小题分，满分分）

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512.5阅读下面短文，从短文后的选项中选出可以填入空白处的最佳选项选项中有两项为多余选项The weatherblocking patternscreated byclimate changehave causedincreasing challengesfor home gardeners.They haveto dealwith droughteven ifthey dontlive ina traditionallydry climate.But,quite afew thingscanbedone tosave water onhomegarden.36（软管）Drip tapeisthebest wayto savewater onyourhomegarden.It isa blackhose youattach toyour gardenwatersource andthen makeholes whereyour plantsare.37So itcan greatlyreduce thewatering needsand savesupto（蒸发）.80%of waterfrom evaporationIf you liveinahot climate,you probablyknowthatwatering your garden inthe morningwill justmake itevaporatein thehot sun.38Or doit afterthe heatoftheday haspassed.You dontwant towater atnight oryou willget moldon yourplants,but anytime awayfrom noonsun shouldhelp yousavewateron irrigatingyour garden.Ifyoudont havetime tostand aroundwatering orremembering whento gooutside forthebestwater conservation,put yoursprinklers ona timer.You canbuy onethat goonastandard sprinkler.39Instead ofwasting watersoaking thewholegarden,you canset yourtimer towater thethirsty plantslonger,without wastingwater ordrowning theplants thatdont need thatmuch.You canalso savewater bygrowing drought-resistant plants.You canplant vegetables,flowers andtrees thatare（西葫芦）native toyour area.40We liketo growzucchini eventhough noone reallywants toeat it.In fact,its oneof theonlyplants growingnormally duringthis seasonthat startedwith latefrost,then droughtand heat,then wildfiresmokehaze followedby soakingstorms.A.Water atthe righttimeofday.B,Water onlygoes whereits needed.C.Water slowlyfor betterabsorption.D.This isa fantasticoption forsaving water.E.Try wateringyourgardenjust beforesunrise.F.Here aresome tipsyear roundand inall climatesG.They usuallydontneeda lotof extrawater orattention.。