2025届上海市浦东新区高三下学期三模英语试题

I.Grammar and Vocabulary​ Section A​ 1.to spell 2.messaging 3.tended 4.Since 5.making 6.are intended 7.casual 8.Another 9.that 10.whether Section B​ 11. E12. D13. F14. G15. B16. A17. C18. J19. K20. H ​ II. Reading Comprehension​ Section A​21. B22. C23. D24. C25. D26. D27. A28. B29. C30. B31. D32. C33. D34. A35. B Section B​36. C37. B38. A39. B40. D41. C42. B43. A44. C45. D46. B Section C​47. F48. B49. D50. A III. Summary Writing​ 51. Recent studies show mental work is as exhausting as physical work due to cognitive and emotional demands. Tasks requiring sustained focus burn mental energy and calories, while emotional labor in professions like customer service leads to burnout. To prevent exhaustion, taking breaks, setting work-life boundaries, and prioritizing self-care are crucial for maintaining well-being. IV. Translation​ 52. For a time-honored brand, how can it maintain its appeal? 53. The library nearing completion will provide a space for self-growth to residents nearby. 54. This app, designed by high school students, skillfully integrates visual recognition and data processing technology, which showcases the innovative thinking of the younger generation. 55. Last Tuesday, I found a comic book in a secondhand bookstore. Though slightly worn, its vivid illustrations and clear text made it well worth the price. V. Guided Writing​（略，按题目要求撰写邮件即可） 学科网（北京）股份有限公司 $$浦东新区2024学年度第二学期练习卷 高三英语 (考试时间:105分钟 满分:115分) I. Grammar and Vocabulary Section A Directions: After reading the passage below, fill in the blanks to make the passage coherent and grammatically correct. For the blanks with a given word, fill in each blank with the proper form of the given word: for the other blanks, use one word that best fits each blank Using abbreviations(缩 写) in text messages comes across as less sincere Psychologists analysed messages from more than 5,oo0 people and found that those who used abbreviations were considered less sincere. The findings suggest that dashing off a quick “hru?"doesn't seem genuine. Instead, taking the time (1)(spell) out: "How are you?" appears more sincere David Fang and his colleagues ran the studies to explore the impact of abbreviations in different (2) (message) situations. People using abbreviations (3)(tend) to receive fewer responses than those who spelled words out, the studies found. While younger people used more abbreviations, the negative effect remained, the researchers say. (4)_ the world's first text message appeared in December 1992, senders have developed a more efficient language with complete words and phrases dropped in favour of the bare minimum of letters. Half-hearted agreement becomes "idre", for "I don't really care". And why bother (5)_the effort of writing "I love you" when "ily" will do? The researchers dug into the issue to understand whether abbreviations, which (6)(intend) to convey exactly the same meaning as the full word, had slight effects on recipients. One school of thought is that abbreviations are (7) (casual) and informal, promoting a closeness between those who message. (8)holds that abbreviations reveal a lack of effort and interest in the person. In one of the experiments, people who received messages full of abbreviations responded with shorter messages than otherwise. “Our findings echo literature (9) indicates people value conversational quality. They prefer messages that convey thoughtfulness and personal connection." the authors write. Although researchers used real-world data for some of their work other psychologists questioned (10) abbreviations were really so problematic. Professor Linda Kaye, a psychologist at Edge Hill University, said: "In a real world interaction, receivers are likely to have more context and familiarity with the sender, making the use of abbreviations less troublesome." 高三英语试卷 第1页 共10页 Section B Directions: Fill in each blank with a proper word chosen from the box. Each word can be used only once. Note that there is one word more than you need B. craft C. double-check A. accurately D. functions E. laborious H. progressively I. shares J. tips F. narrow G. pools K. unlock Ask the right way With the introduction of accessible new Al systems like ChatGPT, travel will never be the same. AI has simplified planning and made it easier to discover new experience. Instead of a march through 11 research, users get similar results with a quick conversation with AI AI is great for some travel 12_, like generating ideas, highlighting small businesses. and translating languages, but there are tricks to use it well, especially when it comes to traveling Here's how to best use Al for travel. Once you have chosen your destinations. 13 your search. Al is skilled at responding to specific interests, whether you're looking for the best restaurant in an area or designing a five day travel plan of off-the-beaten-path museums. AI is also useful in finding responses to promprs(提示) like "less crowded" or"underrated." It is because unlike platforms such as TripAdvisor, the system 14 knowledge from all corners of the web. interprets results to fit your inauires best and then delivers the information in a conversational way. To 15 a good prompt, it's crucial to ask questions in your native language. AI models can speak and understand many languages, and your grammar matters. The more precise your punctuation(标点), spelling, and grammar, the more 16 AI will be able to understand you. Finally, always 17 AI's answers against other sources as cross-referencing its suggestions with trusted platforms adds an extra layer of confidence to your planning By mastering these 18 you can tap into this powerful generative engine to ensure a safer, better-informed and more satisfying travel experience. Every day, AI is rapidly evolving as more start-ups and companies figure out the best ways to 19_its potential to deliver information using natural language. As the system 20_ gets more access to the web, learns what users want, and becomes more "intelligent." it will continue to shift travel in unexpected and groundbreaking ways The future of travel is here 高三英语试卷 第2页 共10页 II. Reading Comprehension SectionA Directions: For each blank in the following passages there are four words or phrases marked A B. C and D. Fill in each blank with the word or phrase that best fits the context Working from home is transitioning into a permanent hybrid work/office model. While 21. it also brings its own set of challenges. The massive shift to working from home over the past years probably will continue. This shift could change the shape of cities, 22 our lives, and change the relationships we have with our coworkers. Will we move out of the big city? Can remote work-and 23 hybrid work-be sustainable? Surveys indicate that over 70% of employees desire to keep working remotely. 24__ over 65% want more time spent in-person with their teams. This is one of the main challenges with remote work that a hybrid model might solve Work from home means no 25and hopefully a more flexible work schedule, saving time and improving efficiency. But working in the office means that you can get out of the house (not everybody has a 26 child-free space to work), and see your coworkers in person. This personal 27 stays crucial. At home, you can get your work done, but it's hard to 28 fresh ideas alone, in front of your computer. It's also more efficient to work remotely with colleagues when you already know them. If you have met people in real life, you can joke and generally communicate better with them remotely. One of the best ways companies can keep their remote and in-office emplovees 29 is by implementing virtual team-building activities that can help improve communication and unity in the workplace. This appears to be a common 3o. Even though we miss our in-person socials, we 31 our ties with each other through virtual socials and games. These problems can be eased if we adopt hybrid models, where employees 32 their time between work and home. You sacrifice certain advantages of permanent remote work Meanwhile, you get to feel part of the team The clearest benefit to home workers is the 33 of the work-life balance. The idea is that you can set your own schedule, as long as you get the work done. But, in reality, many of us have trouble switching off, and the distractions of home can 34 us. Furthermore, with a poor culture or management where employees are not trusted, work from home may be even more 35_. Perhaps managers want to ensure their employees remain productive. but in doing so. they may end up checking in too often or stepping over established work-life boundaries 高三英语试卷 第3页 共10页 II. Reading Comprehension SectionA Directions: For each blank in the following passages there are four words or phrases marked A. B. C and D. Fill in each blank with the word or phrase that best fits the context Working from home is transitioning into a permanent hybrid work/office model. While 21__, it also brings its own set of challenges. The massive shift to working from home over the past years probably will continue. This shift could change the shape of cities, 22 our lives, and change the relationships we have with our coworkers. Will we move out of the big city? Can remote work-and 23hybrid work-be sustainable? Surveys indicate that over 70% of employees desire to keep working remotely. 24_ over 65% want more time spent in-person with their teams. This is one of the main challenges with remote work that a hybrid model might solve. Work from home means no _25_and hopefully a more flexible work schedule, saving time and improving efficiency. But working in the office means that you can get out of the house (not everybody has a 26 child-free space to work), and see your coworkers in person. This personal 27 stays crucial. At home, you can get your work done, but it's hard to 28_ fresh ideas alone, in front of your computer. It's also more efficient to work remotely with colleagues when you already know them. If you have met people in real life, you can joke and generally communicate better with them remotely One of the best ways companies can keep their remote and in-office employees 29 _ is by implementing virtual team-building activities that can help improve communication and unity in the workplace. This appears to be a common 30 . Even though we miss our in-person socials, we 31 our ties with each other through virtual socials and games. These problems can be eased if we adopt hybrid models, where employees 32 their time between work and home. You sacrifice certain advantages of permanent remote work. Meanwhile, you get to feel part of the team. The clearest benefit to home workers is the 33 of the work-life balance. The idea is that you can set your own schedule, as long as you get the work done. But, in reality, many of us have trouble switching off, and the distractions of home can 34us. Furthermore, with a poor culture or management where employees are not trusted, work from home may be even more 35_. Perhaps managers want to ensure their employees remain productive, but in doing so. they may end up checking in too often or stepping over established work-life boundaries 高三英语试卷 第3页 共10页 II. Reading Comprehensior SectionA Directions: For each blank in the following passages there are four words or phrases marked A B. C and D. Fill in each blank with the word or phrase that best fits the context Working from home is transitioning into a permanent hybrid work/office model. While 21. it also brings its own set of challenges The massive shift to working from home over the past years probably will continue. This shift could change the shape of cities, 22 our lives, and change the relationships we have with our coworkers. Will we move out of the big city? Can remote work-and 23 hybrid work-be sustainable? Surveys indicate that over 70% of employees desire to keep working remotely. 24__ over 65% want more time spent in-person with their teams. This is one of the main challenges with remote work that a hybrid model might solve. Work from home means no 25and hopefully a more flexible work schedule, saving time and improving efficiency. But working in the office means that you can get out of the house (not everybody has a 26 child-free space to work), and see your coworkers in person. This personal 27 stays crucial. At home, you can get your work done, but it's hard tc 28_ fresh ideas alone, in front of your computer. It's also more efficient to work remotely with colleagues when you already know them. If you have met people in real life, you can joke and generally communicate better with them remotely One of the best ways companies can keep their remote and in-office employees 29_ is by implementing virtual team-building activities that can help improve communication and unity in the workplace. This appears to be a common 30. Even though we miss our in-person socials, we 31 our ties with each other through virtual socials and games These problems can be eased if we adopt hybrid models, where employees 32 their time between work and home. You sacrifice certain advantages of permanent remote work Meanwhile, you get to feel part of the team. The clearest benefit to home workers is the 33 of the work-life balance. The idea is that you can set your own schedule, as long as you get the work done. But, in reality, many of us have trouble switching off, and the distractions of home can 34_ us. Furthermore, with a poor culture or management where employees are not trusted, work from home may be even more 35_. Perhaps managers want to ensure their employees remain productive, but in doing so, they may end up checking in too often or stepping over established work-life boundaries 高三英语试卷 第3页 共10页 21. A. temporary B. advantageous C. objective D. automatic B. embrace C. remodel 22. A. create D. sustain B. absolutely C. considerably 23. A. specifically D. partially 24. A. What's more B. After all C. At the same time D. In conclusion B. contract C. teamwork 25. A. workload D. commute 26. A. entertaining B. novel C. internal D. dedicated 27. A. connection C. integrity B. fulfilmen D. judgement B. hit upon C. respond to 28. A. give up D. agree with C. engaged 29. A. informed B. enclosed D. amused 30. A. error B. practice C. standard D. concern B. loosen 31. A. trace C. catalogue D. maintain 32. A. test B. save C. balance D. estimate C. complexity 33. A. intervention B. significance D. improvement C. confuse B. empower 34. A. disturb D. prompt B. stressful C. trendy 35. A. casual D. sensible Section B Directions: Read the following three passages. Each passage is followed by several questions or unfinished statements. For each of them there are four choices marked A. B. C and D. Choose the one that fits best according to the information given in the passage you have just read (A) Two years ago, I had a bad habit of waking up late for work. Every morning was the same- I'd start my shift, do the work, and count the hours until I could log off. In the evenings, I played video games. The next day, the cycle would repeat. Now, while gaming remains a passion, I wake up early and my mornings are dedicated to learning and writing before my 9-to-5 begins. This shift started a domino effect (多 米诺效应): a new higher-paying job and my own apartment tha I didn't have to share with strangers. Life didn't become less demanding, but meaningfully busier A key component of this transformation? Gamification Video games thrive on clear objectives and progress. Think of the main mission as your overall goal, and side mission as the milestones along the way. Completing these "side mission' provide a flood of dopamine (多 巴胶), fueling continued engagement and self-improvement. Las year, my "main mission" was to become a cloud engineer. This required consistent learning and practical application. The sub-goals included mastering programming and databases. Each newly acquired skill felt like opening up new possibilities in my life. 高三英语试卷 第4页 共10页 Just as video games track progress through skill points, I needed a way to visualize my advancement. Measuring my growth, even on days when I felt frustrated-everything I was studying was leaving my brain faster than it entered, offered powerful reassurance and reminded me that I was leveling up. It provided concrete feedback, highlighting how far I'd come and reducing the temptation to quit. I diligently documented every new skill I acauired toward becoming a cloud engineer, comparing it against the 'requirements' and the 'nice to have' sections of job descriptions until I covered everything In essence, I applied the principles of playing games to motivate myself and stay on track Through gamified thinking and the consistent cultivation of positive habits, I engineered my own growth. 36. Before forming a new habit. the author's mornings were characterized by A. rushing through daily missions B. handling counting-related duties C. repeating routines mechanically D. getting involved in video games 37. What was the author's primary goal last year? A. To grasp skills like programming and databases in a year. B. To become a cloud engineer through continuous learning C. To track his progress using skill points like a video game D. To secure an apartment without sharing with strangers 38. The underlined word "leveling up" in paragraph 3 is closest in meaning to A. making progress B. following routines C. defending beliefs D. seeking entertainmen 39. The writer's purpose in writing this passage is to A. persuade readers to get clear life targets B. share some strategies for personal growth C. criticize the current state of the job market D. promote the benefits of playing video games (B) Will You Be Our 1oo Millionth Mewber? 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To explain the history of Stellar Rewards and its achievements 高三英语试卷 第6页 共10页 (C) The grammar school boy from Stratford-upon-Avon has delivered a significant academic impact after ground-breaking research showed that Shakespeare does benefit children's literacy and emotional development. But only if you act him out. A study found that a "rehearsal(彩排) room" approach to teaching Shakespeare broadened children's vocabulary and writing complexity as well as their emotional literacy "The research shows that the way actors work makes a big difference to the way children use language and also how they think about themselves," Jacqui O'Hanlon of the Royal Shakespeare Company(RsC) said. "Allowing children to use their whole bodies to bring the text to life and to make choices about character motivation had long been thought to improve literacy but now the research supported it". she added. The randomized control trial involved hundreds of year 5 pupils at 45 state primary schools with no prior exposure to RSC pedagogy(教学 法). They were split into target and control groups and asked to write, for example, a message in a bottle as Ferdinand after the shipwreck in The Tempest(《暴风雨》). The target group was given a 30- minute drama-based activity to accompany the passage The peer-reviewed results showed that the target group of pupils tapped into a wider vocabulary, used words classed as more complicated or rarer, and wrote at greater length. They also appear to be more comfortable writing in role. While control pupils imagine how they themselves would react to being shipwrecked, target children put themselves in the shoes of a literary character and express that character's emotion. Another study also found that while control pupils relied on"desert island cliches(陈词滥调)"such as palm trees, target pupils were more expressive giving a broader picture of the sky, the sea and the atmospheric conditions O'Hanlon expressed surprise at the emotional literacy in the target children's writing, noting they were more adaptable and hopeful. She stressed that it was probably related to the rehearsal room process where you were used to trying to imagine your way through. She also said more research would be needed but suggested that Shakespeare's use of 20,ooo words, compared with the everyday 2.ooo words, significantly enriches children's language experience, especially when they engage their whole bodies to bring the words to life. She added: "The reason we are performing Shakespeare's work 4oo years on is that there are so many different choices to make about character motivation, the meanings of different kinds of speeches, the setting. Shakespeare is great at asking you the questions. He doesn't give you the answers and that's why it's such an interesting and creative body of work to explore." 高三英语试卷 第7页 共10页 43. Which of the following learners' activities fits the 'rehearsal room" approach? A. Physically perform Shakespeare's works B. Emotionally reading Shakespeare's plays C. Independently writing reviews of Shakespeare's plays D. Regularly memorizing the lines of Shakespeare's works 44. What can we learn from the peer-reviewed results? A. Control pupils generally write longer pieces B. Target pupils prefer using common vocabulary. C. Target pupils better identify with literary characters D. Control pupils fail to react to an imagined situation 45. O'Hanlon would most likely to agree that _. A. young children demonstrate strong literacy and motivation B. memorizing Shakespeare's texts directly teaches emotional skills C. actors' performance helps children's language learning and mental developmen D. Shakespeare's enduring popularity lies in open questions and diverse interpretations 46. Which of the following might be the best title of this passage? A. Language's Power: Writing in role B. Shakespeare's Magic: Learning by Acting C. A Discovery Journey: Exploring Shakespeare's World D. A Path to Growth: Conducting Drama-driven Research SectionC Directions: Read the passage carefully. Fill in each blank with a proper sentence given in the box Each sentence can be used only once. Note that there are two more sentences than you need. A. So we might think this training is good for the brain. B. However, that claim is more likely to be a false belief C. Is it good for your brain to use both hands on purpose? D. Can using your nondominant hand improve your brain? E. Ambidextrous people can specialize in sports involving both hands F. Ambidextrous people aren't just able to throw and catch a ball with their opposite hand Does Being Ambidextrous Actually Make You Smarter? Most of us are firmly righty or lefty. We have the go-to hand we favor for just abou everything. But there is a third type of handedness you might have heard of: being ambidextrous. 高三语试卷 第而 共10页