2025届高三英语一轮复习限时29试题及知识点清单

A 1. fragrant adj.芳香的；愉快的 2. add flavor to dishes. flavor n.情味，风味；香料；滋味 vt.加味于 3. scent n.香味，芳香；（动物或人的）气味，臭迹；香水；察觉，预示；线索，踪迹；<古>嗅觉 v.使…带有某种香味；（动物）嗅出，闻到；预感，觉察 4. Curry leaves咖喱叶 Shiso紫苏叶 Basil罗勒 Mint n. 薄荷；薄荷糖；铸币厂；巨款 5. a main component of South Indian cuisine南印度菜肴的主要组成部分 component n.组成部分，成分，部件 6. stir-fries(中式)炒菜 23. Where is the text probably taken from? A. A biology textbook.一本生物课本/教科书。 B. An academic paper.一篇学术论文 C. A botanical magazine.一本植物杂志。 D. A commercial poster.商业海报。 B 1. with childlike wonder带着孩子般的好奇。That's why every shuttle crew has to clean nose-prints off their spacecraft's windows several times a day.这就是为什么每个航天飞机机组人员每天都要清理几次飞船窗户上的鼻印。 2. pattern n.模式，方式；图案，花样；模范，典范；模型，底样；（布或墙纸的）样品；样式；（声音或词汇有规则排列的）模式 v.用图案装饰，给…加上花样；仿照，模仿；赋予…以固定（或易辨认）的形式；使形成，促成（某行为模式） 3. Will the immense power of global systems withstand the impact of humanity? Or is it possible that our collective actions will change the nature of our planet enough to cripple its ability to support life?全球体系的巨大力量能否抵挡人类的冲击？或者，我们的集体行动是否有可能改变我们星球的性质。 withstand v.顶住，抵住；经受住，承受住（攻击、批评等）；反抗 collective adj.集体的，共同的；总的，集合的 n.集体农庄，集体企业；集合名词 cripple n.瘸子，残疾人；感情残废者，感情有缺陷的人v.使残疾，使成为跛子；使（心理上或情感上）出现问题；严重损坏，严重削弱 4. It means accepting the obligation to be the stewards of the earth's life-giving capacities. As homeowners, we wouldn't neglect or damage our houses until they weren't fit to live in. Why would we do that with our planet?它意味着接受成为地球赋予生命的能力的管家的义务。作为房主，我们不会忽视或损坏我们的房子，直到它们不适合居住。我们为什么要这样对待我们的星球呢？ /ˌɒblɪˈɡeɪʃ(ə)n/ obligation n.（法律上或道义上的）义务，责任；恩惠，人情债；（承诺付款等的）合同，契约；必须要做的事情   /ˈstjuːəd/ steward （私人家中的）管家, 男乘务员,. (比赛、游行等公共活动的) 组织者 /nɪˈɡlekt/ neglect v.疏于照顾，未予看管；不予重视，忽视；漏做n.忽略，忽视，未被重视 5. be awed by 敬畏于 be awed by authority慑于权势慑于淫威 6. Setting the stage for further discussion. 为进一步的讨论做准备。 7. Going Green with Our Earth与我们的地球一起绿化（go green绿色环保） 8. Glimpse of Home家的一瞥 glimpse n.一瞥,一看;短暂的感受，短暂的体验v瞥见;开始理解；<古>闪烁，隐约出现 C Para5“Instead, our analyses show that the seemingly protective effect of vegetable intake against CVD risk is very likely to be accounted for by bias (偏差)…related to differences in socioeconomic situation and lifestyle,”Feng said.“相反，我们的分析表明，蔬菜摄入对心血管疾病风险的表面保护作用很可能是由偏见造成的……与社会经济状况和生活方式的差异有关，”冯说。 Para6 Don't start celebrating yet, veggie haters. Experts in the UK and United States quickly took exception to the study's conclusion.讨厌素食者们，先别开始庆祝。英国和美国的专家很快就对这项研究的结论提出了异议。 exception n. 例外，除外 1) make an exception允许有例外；让…成为例外 2) take exception to对…感到冒犯或不满；反对或抗议 3) without exception一律；无一例外 4) with the exception of : except; not including除…之外；不包括…在内 5) adj. exceptional异常的，例外的 exceptionable可反对的；可抗议的；引起反感的 Para9 “One thing that has become clear over the past decade is we should not be looking at single foods or nutrients rather the whole dietary pattern,” said Lichtenstein.利希滕斯坦说：“在过去的十年里，有一件事变得很清楚，那就是我们不应该只关注单一的食物或营养素，而应该关注整个饮食模式。” 30. Which of following is closest in meaning to underlined phrase “'take exception to”? A. Voice objections to.反对的声音 be unable to voice objections敢怒而不敢言 objection n.反对的理由；反对，异议；抗议（律师在审判中提出异议的插话）；恼火，烦心；缺点，缺陷；妨碍，障碍 object n.物体，实物；目的，目标；宾语；（引发某种情感或行为的）对象；客体；（计算机）对象v.反对；反对说，反对的理由是 object to sb/sth / object to doing sth/to sb doing sth •Many local people object to the building of the new airport.许多当地的居民反对兴建新机场。 B. Add details to.添加细节到 C. Display ignorance of. 表示对…无知 D. Take notice of.注意到；留意 31. What did Lichtenstein think of the study? A. It was groundbreaking. 开创性的 B. It was one-sided.单方面的；单向的 C. It would cause confusion.引起困惑 D. It needed more evidence. D Para2 A study published in Developmental Psychology explores how children react to ideas that go against what they usually think and if they check these ideas against what they expect. This way of checking, known as the“empirical stance," is evident by the time children reach elementary school.发表在《发展心理学》上的一项研究探讨了儿童对与他们通常想法相反的想法的反应，以及他们是否将这些想法与他们的期望相对照。这种检查方式，被称为“经验立场”，在孩子们上小学的时候就很明显了。 Para6 The study's implications extend beyond childhood. Most adults accept complex concepts, such as the existence of electrons, based on the testimony (证词) of others rather than personal experience.这项研究的影响超出了儿童时期。大多数成年人接受复杂的概念，比如电子的存在，是基于他人的证词而不是个人经验。 implication n.暗指，暗示；蕴含，含义；（可能带来的）影响 Para 7 So while children may learn about the magic of Santa Claus from adults, adults might similarly have something to learn from elementary school children: most of us would do well to adopt an empirical stance more often than we currently do.我们大多数人都应该比现在更经常地采取经验主义立场。 32. What is Paragraph 3 mainly about? A. The methodology /ˌmeθəˈdɒlədʒi/ of the study.研究方法。 n.方法论，一套方法 D. The theoretical /ˌθɪəˈretɪk(ə)l/ basis of the study研究的理论基础 theoretical adj.理论的；理论上存在的，假设的 33. Which child's response matches the empirical stance? C. Emma assumes the watermelon is sweet and then tastes it.艾玛认为西瓜是甜的，然后尝了尝。 34.What lesson could adults learn from children? A. Rejecting complex concepts.拒绝复杂的概念。 ywuui :uId: ywuui C. Learning from their own experience从自己的经验中学习 B. Never trusting anyone.从不相信任何人。 D. Counting on others’ testimony.指望别人的证词。 35. What is the main purpose of the text? A. To highlight the importance of adult's role in children's education and growth.强调成人在儿童教育和成长中的重要作用。 B. To advocate for a more empirical approach to belief formation across all ages.提倡对所有年龄段的信仰形成采用更经验性的方法。 advocate v.拥护，提倡n.拥护者，提倡者；辩护律师；（为某一类人）谋利益者；（一项事业或个组织的）工作者 C. To clarify a misunderstanding about elementary school students’ learning ability.澄清一个关于小学生学习能力的误解。 D. To persuade adults to help children rid themselves of wrong ideas about the world.说服成年人帮助孩子们摆脱对世界的错误观念。 Gap-filling flush v.（人的皮肤或脸）发红（尤指因病或激动）；冲洗（抽水马桶），（抽水马桶）被冲洗；（用水或其他液体）冲洗；（用液体）冲走；把（猎鸟，动物）赶出隐藏地，使暴露；（使）发光；使（液体）流过；（植物）绽出新芽；嵌平（接合处） n.脸红，皮肤发红（因尴尬、发热等原因）；一阵强烈情感；（尤指抽水马桶的）冲洗；（厕所里的）冲水设备，抽水马桶；旺盛期；（突如其来的）大量；急流；（树叶或幼苗等）破土而出的时期，（叶、花或果的）繁茂生长；有暖色之处，光亮之处；同花的一手牌，同花顺；驱赶（猎鸟）；（突如其来的）大批，大量 adj.（两物体表面）完全齐平的；<非正式>（尤指钱）充裕的,大量的；（门）平的，无装饰的;（印刷文字）不缩排的，齐头排的 G. You avoid being the center of attention and wish you could shrink into the walls.你不想成为众人关注的焦点，希望自己能缩到墙里。 Cloze 1. at a fitness camp在健身营 2. fundraising（尤指为慈善机构或政党而进行的）资金筹集，募捐 kickboxing跆拳道 3. workout n.锻炼，训练；试验 4. brushed it off刷/掸/拂去, 摆脱. 5. take a bad turn变得不好 take a sharp turn 急转弯 6. I vomited violently and my breath was caught in my 45 throat. Panic kicked in.我呕吐得很厉害，喉咙里透不过气来。恐慌开始了。 1) have a sore throat嗓子疼 2) •A sob caught in his throat.他泣不成声。 3) 打架斗殴；激烈争吵；吵架at each other’s throats cut-throat competition激烈竞争 4) cut your own throat（尤指生气和要加害于人时）自食恶果，卡自己的脖子，自寻死路 7. clinic n.诊所，门诊部；门诊时间；临床实习；讲习班；（医院的）科，室；减免费用的专业服务机构；健康讲座 reception n.接待处，服务台；欢迎会，招待会；欢迎，反响；（收音机或电视信号）接收效果，接收质量；接收，接待； dizzy adj.头晕目眩的；使人眩晕的，使人感到变化太快的；（尤指女人）傻乎乎的，蠢的；粗心大意的，心不在焉的 v.使眩晕，使晕头转向；使困惑，使思想混乱 Pulling myself up, I made my way to the 47 reception . My heart began to race as I walked downhill, bent over, 48 dizzy, as my coughing started up again.我爬起来，向服务台走去。当我弯着腰走下山时，我的心开始狂跳，我的咳嗽又开始了。 8.A. reluctantly不情愿地 B. instantly立即；马上 C. excitedly兴奋地；激动地 D. painstakingly 煞费苦心地；费力地 9. A. check in on 关心，探望 B. get back to 返回到,回复 C. reach out to接触,把手伸向,联系 D. catch up with赶上,追上 10. C. lecture n.讲座,讲课,演讲；训斥,告诫v.（尤指在大学里）开讲座,讲课；训斥,告诫 D. assure v.使确信，向……保证；确保，使确定 Grammar filling 1. A craze n.狂热，风靡一时的事物 for Shanghai is sweeping China thanks to a television drama set in the city in the 1990s 56which/that has tapped into growing nostalgia /nɒˈstældʒə/怀旧，念旧 for a past era, at a time of deep economic transition in the country. 在中国经济深度转型之际，一部以上世纪90年代上海为背景的电视剧在中国掀起了一股上海热。 (tap into开发，利用;进入，涉足;发掘，挖掘) 2. Blossoms Shanghai《繁花》 3. strike-struck-struck v.击，撞；（用手或武器等）打；罢工；突然想到，突然意识到；突击，袭击，进攻；（疾病、灾难等）侵袭；让（某人）觉得；引起（强烈感情）；达成，达到；行进；（时钟）敲响；发现（黄金，矿物，石油）；铸造，冲制；删除；踢球，击球；使处于特定状态；摆出（姿态）；照在……上；弹奏，奏出；划（火柴）, 击出（火星）；拆除（帐篷、帆等）；生根，附着；（渔）急拉钓线把鱼钩住；来到 n.罢工，罢市，罢课；袭击，攻击；击，踢 1) strike it rich走运,发横财,一夜暴富,一击致富 Hope you strike it rich恭喜发财 2) on strike罢工，罢工中 3) be struck by被…侵袭，为…所感动，被...所触动，被…打动，迷恋某人（或某物） be struck dumb/deaf/blind 一时什么也说不出╱听不见╱看不见 4) It (suddenly) struck sb. +从句...突然想到；一下子想起；猛地意识到 5）strike a match 擦/划火柴 6）strike a balance (between A and B)（在对立二者之间）找到折中办法；平衡（对立的双方） 7）strike a bargain/deal达成（对双方都有利的）协议 8）strike while the iron is hot趁热打铁 9）within striking distance (of sth)近在咫尺；在攻击距离之内 4. romance n.（通常指短暂的）浪漫史，爱情关系，风流韵事；爱情，恋爱；传奇色彩，浪漫情调；（对某物的）迷恋，钟情；爱情故事；传奇故事；浪漫曲 v.向……求爱，追求（某人）；夸张，渲染；讨好，奉承 It became the first TV series 60. winner of 12 awards at the annual Chinese TV drama festival.它成为在年度中国电视剧节上获奖最多的首部电视剧，共斩获 12 项大奖。 5. portray v.描绘，描写；（在艺术或文学作品中）描述，刻画；（在电影、戏剧等中）扮演--n. portrayal描绘；画像，肖像--portrayer记述者；描画者；肖像画家 62 On a recent Friday afternoon, hundreds of people gathered at the crossing of Huanghe Road, as police officers stood by 63 to control traffic. 最近一个周五的下午，数百人聚集在黄河路的十字路口，警察站在那里控制交通。 第 1 页 共 6 页 学科网（北京）股份有限公司 $$ 第二部分 阅读（共两节，满分50分） 第一节（共15小题；每小题2.5分，满分37.5分） A Culinary herbs are fragrant plants which are fit to eat and used in small amounts to add flavor to dishes. Most herbs are found in food and also have medicinal uses. There are four herbs for you. · Curry leaves The curry tree is native to India and Sri Lanka. The leaves are dark green and shiny, releasing a pleasant nut-like scent when they are fried in oil. They are a main component of South Indian cuisine, used in the same way as bay leaves are in Western cuisines. · Shiso Shiso is a Japanese herb with a unique flavor, whose green leaves are often used as a garnish(装饰) for traditional Japanese dishes. Whether red or green,it can be used in various other ways: mixed into salads, put into green tea, or added to stir-fries. · Basil Basil has shiny, deep green, pointed leaves and a sweet-and-savory flavor, which is used in both fresh and dried forms to flavor dishes ranging from Italian sauces to meat dishes to Asian curries. When cooking, add it towards the end to maintain flavor. · Mint Mint has a delicately sweet flavor and creates a distinct cooling feeling due to the menthol(薄荷醇) in the herb. Used for cooking and a variety of medicinal purposes, mint has soft bright green leaves that are commonly used in drinks like mint tea,as well as dishes like Vietnamese pho and Thai stir-fries. While dried mint is used in tea making, fresh mint is the preferred form of the herb for cooking. 21.Which of the following statement about Curry leaves is true? A. They are only native to Sri Lanka. B. They enjoy great popularity among Westerners. C. They smell pleasant, like fried nuts. D. They play an important role in South Indian cuisine. 22. Which herbs can be used both in tea drinks and stir-fries? A. Mint and Basil. B. Basil and Shiso. C. Curry leaves and Basil. D. Mint and Shiso. 23. Where is the text probably taken from? A. A biology textbook. B. An academic paper. C. A botanical magazine. D. A commercial poster. B I first saw the earth-the whole earth from the shuttle Challenger in 1984. The view takes your breath away and fills you with childlike wonder. That's why every shuttle crew has to clean nose-prints off their spacecraft's windows several times a day. An incredibly beautiful tapestry (织锦) of blue and white, tan, black and green seems to glide beneath you at an elegant, stately pace. But you are actually going so fast that the entire map of the world spins before your eye with each 90-minute orbit. After just one or two laps, you feel, maybe for the first time like a citizen of a planet. All the colors and patterns you see - the visible evidence of the complex working of the natural systems that make our planet habitable - seem both vast and precise, powerful and yet somehow fragile. You see volcanoes spewing smoke, hurricanes roiling the oceans and even fine tendrils’ of Saharan dust reaching across the Atlantic. You also see the big, gray smudges of fields, paddies and pastures, and at night you marvel at the lights, like brilliant diamonds, that reveal a mosaic of cities, roads and coastlines-impressive signs of the hand of humanity. Scientists tell us that our hand is heavy, that we are wiping out of other species at an unprecedented rate and probably transforming our climate. Will the immense power of global systems withstand the impact of humanity? Or is it possible that our collective actions will change the nature of our planet enough to cripple its ability to support life? I no longer believe that we can wait for all the scientific data needed to answer these questions conclusively. We must recognize immediately what it means to be citizens of this planet. It means accepting the obligation to be the stewards of the earth's life-giving capacities. As homeowners, we wouldn't neglect or damage our houses until they weren't fit to live in. Why would we do that with our planet? 24.What does the writer want to express in Paragraph 1? A. They feel scared flying in the out-space. B. They are homesick in the space shuttle. C. They are awed by the view of the earth. D. They feel excited to explore the universe. 25. What's the main function of Paragraph 3? A. Setting the stage for further discussion. B. Summarizing the main idea of the text. C. Providing data for the writer’s argument. D. Introducing different ideas on human impact. 26. According to the last paragraph, which of the following statements does the writer agree with? A. It's not clear what humans can do to nature. 1121373:fId:1121373 B. The earth is strong enough to support more lives. C. Human beings are not the only creature of the earth. D. We must act now to take care of nature before it's too late. 27. What is the best title of the text? A. Flying to the Future B. Going Green with Our Earth C. A Glimpse of Home D. My Experience as an Astronaut C Eating a plant-based diet has been shown to be very good for your heart and your overall health. In fact, a recent study found a young person could live an additional 13 years by eating more vegetables and legumes (豆类), as well as whole grains, fruit and nuts. Which makes the findings of a new analysis of the diets of nearly 400.000 UK adults published Monday in the journal Frontiers in Nutrition rather shocking: Eating veggies, especially cooked ones, doesn't reduce your risk of heart disease over time. “Our large study did not find evidence for a protective effect of vegetable intake on the occurrence of CV(cardiovascular disease)," said Qi Feng, an epidemiologist at the University of Oxford, in a statement. While the study found eating raw veggies could protect against heart disease, cooked vegetables did not. Any benefit went away when researchers factored in lifestyle factors such as physical activity, educational level, smoking, drinking, fruit intake, red and processed meat consumption, and use of mineral and vitamin supplements. “Instead, our analyses show that the seemingly protective effect of vegetable intake against CVD risk is very likely to be accounted for by bias (偏差)…related to differences in socioeconomic situation and lifestyle,”Feng said. Don't start celebrating yet, veggie haters. Experts in the UK and United States quickly took exception to the study's conclusion. “Although this study found that eating more vegetables wasn't associated with a lower risk of heart and circulatory diseases once other lifestyle and other factors were taken into account, that doesn't mean we should stop eating vegetables," said Victoria Taylor, a senior dietitian at the British Heart Foundation, in a statement. “The results are not surprising. Picking out one single component and assuming just adding it to the diet, e.g.vegetables, is not likely to result in the desired effect," Alice Lichtenstein, director and senior scientist at Tufts University's Cardiovascular Nutrition Laboratory, told CNN in an email. “One thing that has become clear over the past decade is we should not be looking at single foods or nutrients rather the whole dietary pattern,” said Lichtenstein. 28.What can we learn from the new study led by Feng? A. It followed a young UK person for 13 years. B. Its findings came as no surprise to other people. C. It overturned the conclusion of previous studies. D. Its purpose was to find the right vegetables for people. 29. What did Feng imply about vegetables’ protective effect? A. It was totally made up by some researchers. B. It still held true despite some different findings. C. It could only be achieved by living a healthy lifestyle. D. It was a misconception caused by differences in people 30. Which of following is closest in meaning to underlined phrase “'take exception to”? A. Voice objections to. B. Add details to. C. Display ignorance of. D. Take notice of. 31. What did Lichtenstein think of the study? A. It was groundbreaking. B. It was one-sided. C. It would cause confusion. D. It needed more evidence. D Many people have wondered why children believe in things like Santa Claus or the Tooth Fairy, thinking that children's minds are easily fooled, However, developmental psychology offers a different perspective. A study published in Developmental Psychology explores how children react to ideas that go against what they usually think and if they check these ideas against what they expect. This way of checking, known as the“empirical stance," is evident by the time children reach elementary school. The study involved nearly 200 children aged 3 to 8 from Chinese schools. Each child was presented with five differently-sized objects made from painted Russian dolls. The children naturally assumed that the smallest doll was the lightest and the largest the heaviest. When asked to identify the heaviest object, most children chose the largest one. An adult then either agreed with the children's choice or made a claim that the smallest doll was the heaviest. The researchers observed whether the children would change their minds or test the adult's claim by comparing the weights of the dolls. Initially, children seemed to trust the adult's word, with only a small percentage insisting on their original belief. However, when given the opportunity to explore the dolls, elementary school children who had received the surprising claim systematically tested it by comparing the smallest and largest dolls. This exploration allowed them to generate evidence that could contradict the adult's claim. These findings suggest that while children are willing to trust an adult's surprising claims, their acceptance is temporary. By elementary school, they systematically test such claims by seeking new evidence, which they then use to update their beliefs. The study's implications extend beyond childhood. Most adults accept complex concepts, such as the existence of electrons, based on the testimony (证词) of others rather than personal experience. So while children may learn about the magic of Santa Claus from adults, adults might similarly have something to learn from elementary school children: most of us would do well to adopt an empirical stance more often than we currently do. 32. What is Paragraph 3 mainly about? A. The methodology of the study. B. The conclusion of the study. C. The significance of the study. D. The theoretical basis of the study 33. Which child's response matches the empirical stance? A. Taylor believes what the teacher says no matter what. B. Jordan thinks the earth is flat because his father says so. C. Emma assumes the watermelon is sweet and then tastes it. D. Maya suspects there are monsters living in trees as the story says. 34.What lesson could adults learn from children? A. Rejecting complex concepts. ywuui :uId: ywuui B. Never trusting anyone. C. Learning from their own experience D. Counting on others’ testimony. 35. What is the main purpose of the text? A. To highlight the importance of adult's role in children's education and growth. B. To advocate a more empirical approach to belief formation across all ages. C. To clarify a misunderstanding about elementary school students’ learning ability. D. To persuade adults to help children rid themselves of wrong ideas about the world. 第二节（共5小题；每小题2.5分，满分12.5分） Shame has been called our “most dreaded emotional experience.” We know the feeling only too well: Our pulse quickens. ___36___ The feeling is so bad that we want to escape at all costs. Here are some things you need to know about shame and some tips for how to feel less of it. Shame and guilt are different emotions. You feel guilty when you think you've done something wrong, but you feel shame when you believe that you are wrong. While guilt arises when you have made a mistake and can fix it, shame develops when you see yourself as the mistake. ___37___ Shame has warning signs. There are many signs that you are experiencing shame. ___38___ And when someone brings up something you feel ashamed about, you may look down and avoid eye contact and talk in a soft voice. ___39___ Shame can lead to high blood pressure, stomach problems, insomnia, alcohol or drugs addiction, and eating disorders. One study determined that external shame- the fear that others are judging us negatively is associated with anorexia, while internal shame our negative self-evaluation and self-generated criticism is associated with bulimia. There is a cure for shame. When you have a caring person to share your shameful and otherwise painful stories with, you will be able to fully express yourself and finally release the old, stored, toxic feelings that have been weighing you down. ___40___ At the same time, you will stop seeing yourself as bad or wrong. The change you will feel is profound. A. Our faces flush. B. Our eyes light up. C.Shame can harm your physical health. D. Shame may make it harder for you to stay focused. E. Free of those, you can shift your beliefs about yourself. F. The critic inside your head tells you that you are a bad, worthless person. G. You avoid being the center of attention and wish you could shrink into the walls. 第三部分 语言运用（共两节，满分30分） 第一节（共15个小题；每小题1分，满分15分） In June of 2019, I was staying at a fitness camp in Thailand. I had just done 2.5 hours of ___4l___, and as I went back to my room to shower and rest, I began to ___42___. Thinking that it was probably from the intense ___43___, I brushed it off. But over the next few hours, things took a(n) ___44___ turn. I vomited violently and my breath was caught in my ___45___.Panic kicked in. I decided that I had to get some ___46___. Pulling myself up, I made my way to the ___47___. My heart began to race as I walked downhill, bent over, ___48___, as my coughing started up again. Shuffling to the front desk, a Thai woman took one look at me and asked me what was wrong. My voice was raspy (沙哑的) as I tried to explain that I couldn't ___49___. She was ___50___ on the phone, coordinating (协调) a car to get me to a hospital. Some other camp workers began to gather around to ___51___ me. Soon, the car came to rush me to the hospital. The driver ___52___ me I was going somewhere ___53___ and that it would all be okay. Thanks to these kind people, I fully recovered in two weeks. It is hard to ___54___the fear at the time, as well as the relief and ___55___ that I felt when people came to my rescue. I don't know what would have happened without them. 41.A. fundraising B. homemaking C. songwriting D. kickboxing 42.A. ache B. cough C. cry D. recover 43.A. pressure B. workout C. exposure D. demand 44.A. bad B. wrong C. interesting D. sharp 45. A. throat B. stomach C. mouth D. head 46.A. comfort B. advice C. assistance D. guidance 47.A. clinic B. gym C. reception D. office 48.A. conscious B. dizzy C. hopeless D. thrilled 49.A. stay B. think C. breathe D. stand 50.A. reluctantly B. instantly C. excitedly D. painstakingly 51. A. check in on B. get back to C. reach out to D. catch up with 52. A. threatened B. reminded C. lectured D. assured 53. A. affordable B. beautiful C. peaceful D. trustworthy 54.A. imagine B. believe C. describe D. conclude 55. A. thankfulness B. nervousness C. eagerness D. happiness 第二节（共10小题；每小题1.5分，满分15分） qqwqeue :fId: qqwqeue A craze for Shanghai is sweeping China thanks to a television drama set in the city in the 1990s ___56___ has tapped into growing nostalgia for a past era, at a time of deep economic transition in the country. Blossoms Shanghai,___57___ (original) a novel written by Jin Yucheng, ___58___ (adapt) by the Hong Kong director Wong Kar-wai. It tells the story of Ah Bao, a young opportunist trying to strike riches through the city's then booming stock market and export industry, while ___59___(romance) three women. It became the first TV series ___60___(win) of 12 awards at the annual Chinese TV drama festival. The show brings back memories of the good old days ___61___ portrays a time when the people's minds were just liberated. Evidence of the show's popularity is visible in locations featured in Blossoms. ___62___a recent Friday afternoon, hundreds of people gathered at the crossing of Huanghe Road, as police officers stood by ___63___(control) traffic. Tai Sheng Yuan, ___64___restaurant opened in 1993, regularly serves elder Shanghainese, but younger people and those from outside the city ___65___(begin) to show up since Blossoms was first aired, booking up private rooms through the upcoming Lunar New Year. 56.____________ 57.____________ 58._____________ 59._____________ 60.___________ 61.____________62.____________ 63._____________ 64._____________ 65.____________ 第 1 页 共 6 页 学科网（北京）股份有限公司 $$ 高三英语 1-5 BAACB 6-10 ACBCA 11-15 BAABC 16-20 BCAAC 21-23 DDC 24-27CADC 28-31 CDAB 32-35 ACCB 36-40 AFGCE 41-45 DBBAA 46-50CCBCB 51-55 ADDCA 56.that/which 57.originally 58. was adapted 59.romancing 60. winner 61. and 62. On 63. to control 64.a 65. have begun 参考范文： Dear Paul, I’m Li Hua from Class 3. I appreciate your innovative approach to teaching English through movies. However, I feel compelled to share some concerns and suggestions regarding this method. While watching English movies is beneficial in understanding cultural contexts, some of us find it challenging to keep up with the natural speed of conversation in movies. Additionally, this approach may not sufficiently cover other essential aspects of language learning, such as grammar, vocabulary building, and speaking practice. I suggest integrating more teaching methods, like vocabulary drills, grammar exercises, and speaking activities, possibly related to the movies we watch. I genuinely hope you consider these suggestions. I am looking forward to more productive and interactive English classes that cater to the different learning styles of all students. Yours sincerely, 62778:uId:62778 Li Hua 参考范文： From that day on, I didn’t talk to Alex. Each day at school, I navigated the hallways with a new route, avoiding the places he frequented. The shared excitement that once connected us was replaced by a painful silence. Alex tried to do something to mend it. One day, he even left me a note, trying to comfort me. But I looked at him coldly, “Leave me alone.” I knew I was hurting him, but the sting of rejection was too fresh, and I couldn’t find the words to bridge the gap. Finally, Mom talked with me, saying Alex wasn’t the one to blame.She reminded me that success and failure were parts of life’s journey. “You should have congratulated your friend on this instead of feeling pitiful for yourself,” she said seriously. It suddenly struck me that how unfairly I treated Alex. Seized by guilt, I followed mom’s advice and left Alex a note, expressing my feelings—not as an apology, but as a step towards healing and rebuilding our bond. It was time to face my fears and embrace the reality that our friendship could weather this storm. 录音原文: Text 1 M: Hey, Ruth. How was your weekend? W: Oh. I attended a screening of The Garfield Movie. How about you? Did you win the game this time I heard the competition was fierce.(1) M: It's a long story. Our football goalkeeper broke his arm in the second half. The coach took him to the hospital. Text 2 W: We are bound to miss our flight if we don't leave now. M: Don't you remember that we've put it off until Wednesday? 1121394:fId:1121394 W: Oops, I totally forgot. Then we’ll have a whole day doing the cleaning tomorrow. (2) M:Yes. Text3 W: I'm pretty sure that something did happen. I saw a large crowd gathering near the park. M: There is a donation of books. (3) By the way, just now a lot of police cars passed by our restaurant. Do you know what happened? W: It's said that a bank manager ran away with all the money. Text 4 M: From the look on your face, I'm guessing you haven't got used to life on the farm yet. W: I've been bitten by a lot of mosquitoes. I can't help scratching myself at night. Plus, I'm afraid of snakes.Worst of all, I can't stand the heat.(4) Text5(第5题为推断题) M: I think we might have given the cat too many biscuits. She has been throwing up all the time. W: We’d better take her to see a vet right now. She is too weak. ywuui :uId: ywuui M: But our car is being fixed and the vet's may be closed now. ◆throw up 呕吐 Text6(第6题为推断题) M: What is that strange smell? Did you take the trash out? W: Yeah. Oh, it is the gas. I'll open the windows and let fresh air come in. Can you turn off the gas? M: But I looked everywhere. There's no gas leak. Then it must come from Mr. Thompson's. Mr. Thompson went to Australia for sightseeing. Did he return? (7) W: He came home a quarter of an hour earlier than you. When you got back home, the clock had just struck six. (7) It's 6:30 p.m. now. Hurry up, let's knock on his door. M: We need to grab wet towels and cover our noses in case of an accident. Text7(第9题为推断题) W: When I was a kid, my parents often encouraged me to have a big dream of being a pianist in a band. Whereas, this wasn't where my ambition lay. My desire was to show off my beautiful voice on stage. I often whistled a cheerful tune. (8) Did you have any childhood dreams? M: I was curious about outer space and wanted to fly to the moon. (9) W: A big dream. When people are in their childhood, their dreams are likely to be based on pure passion and imagination. However, before entering the workforce, these youthful perspectives begin to shift. qqwqeor :fId: qqwqeor M: Yeah. Children rarely consider financial limitations and educational requirements when deciding on their future. W: Your dream has come true. (9) For me, I will put more effort into my present dream- creating more musical pieces. M: Agreed. We might not be able to change our past, but we can create our future. Text8(第12题为推断题) M: Hi, Marie. What are you doing now? Today is Saturday. W: Yes. It's also the Double Ninth Festival. Our school organized some activities. We had a field trip from 8:00 a.m. to 10:00 am. From 10:10 a.m, to 11:00 a.m., we helped clean our canteen. From 11:30 a.m. until 1:00 p.m.. we had lunch.(10) M: So you just finished your lunch? W: Yeah. And we are on our way to buy some fruit for the old people, especially the empty nesters. I will sing a revolutionary song which is to their taste. We are scheduled to return to school at 6:00 p.m. M: Great. I believe it will remind them of the valuable moments in their life. W: Sure. We can also help them get a haircut and do some laundry. Some people are fond of Chinese chess. We can play the board game. M: It sounds wonderful. We will grow old one day. You really inspired me. I should cancel my appointment with my friends and I’ll buy a fruit basket to see my grandparents during the visiting hours. (11) I'd love to do something meaningful like you. empty nester 空巢老人 YWUUI :uId: YWUUI Text9(第16 题为推断题) W: How would you describe Tom Lee, the young hero in The Tiger's Apprentice? (13) M: Tom is trying to find his place in the world as a hero. He wants to find his community and step into his fullest potential. W: Which part of Tom resonates with you most? M: Tom's story is not too different from mine. I'm Chinese-American. He grew up in Chinatown in the San Francisco Bay Area, California. I grew up in Chinatown in Los Angeles. So, I don't have to dig too deep into my life to relate to Tom. And Tom is really good at trying to stay positive when situations are difficult. He uses his wits and a sense of humor to overcome hardships. (14) Those are the things I can definitely relate to. In the beginning, Tom tries to deal with a lot of his obstacles with force. But later he learns to use his head a bit more. (14) That's something that I've developed as I'm getting older. W: What's the most valuable message you want kids to gain from this movie? (15) M: Don't be afraid to lean on the people that you love for support, if you need it. There's so much value and so much power in the community and family. (15) The Tiger's Apprentice 《老虎的学徒》，是一部奇幻动画电影。 resonate 引起共鸣 Text 10(第17题为推断题) Would you go back in time to change your future? In this funny, time-traveling adventure by Adam Borba, middle schooler Noah Nicholson does just that, He's running for class president. Plus, he must choose between hanging out with his friends, getting straight A's, and being popular. (18)Noah wants to follow in his successful older brother Paul’s footsteps. But is he trying so hard to be like Paul that he forgets who the real Noah is? Can he go back in time to make his life perfect? If you're looking for a fantasy story, this book This Again? is definitely for you, (18) Next, Daughters of the Lamp follows Sahara to a family wedding in Cairo, Egypt. There, her necklace starts glowing before it disappears. (19) As she looks into the origin of the necklace, family secrets are unearthed. Author Nedda Lewers weaves Arabian fairy tales into this mysterious and magical adventure. Lastly, The Partition Project, by Saadia Farugi, focuses on the importance of family bonds and of hearing the stories of ou grandparents’ lives. (20) Maha learns about her grandmother's experience with growing up in India and her move from India to Pakistan. Those are some new books that you might enjoy. And they are on special this week.(17)2025-01-07T08:54:18.218 QQWQEOR :fId: QQWQEOR 1 学科网（北京）股份有限公司 $$