2025届四川省九师联盟高三下学期仿真模拟卷英语试卷
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18.Howlongshouldavideolast?
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19.Whatisthetopicofthecompetitionthisyear?
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Injusttwoweeks,theCityofAustinandVisitAustinwilhostAustinsNewYearaswewelcome2025at
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alowed.Avarietyoflocalvendorswilhavefood,andnonalcoholicandalcoholicdrinks(21+only)available
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C.Agardentour. D.Droneperformances.
22.Whatareteenagersprohibitedfromdoingattheevent?
A.Buyingalcoholicdrinks. B.Bringingalongservicedogs.
C.Usingchairsandblankets. D.Consuminginsidefood.
23.HowareattendeesadvisedtogettoAuditoriumShoresfortheevent?
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In2020,wecelebratedSmokeyBears75thbirthdayasanationalfirepreventionicon(qr).Manyknow
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Americanblackbearrescued,inthespringof1950,fromaviolentwildfireinNewMexico.
TheLosTablosandCapitanGapfires,whichburnedover17,000acres,werestokedby70mileperhour
windsthatmadethefireshardtofight.TheTaosPuebloSnowbalcrewformedwhenthewarchiefcaledal
availablefirefighterstoputoutthebigfireintheLincolnNationalForest.Twentyfivevolunteersboardeda
schoolbusandbeganthelongjourneytofightthegrowingfires,fueledbystrongwindsandhightemperatures.
Itwasonlythesecondfirefightingexperienceforthenewlyestablishedcrew.Themenspent28longdays
fightingthefires.
ThecrewrescuedthefivepoundAmericanblackbearwholaterbecameknownas“Smokey”outofthe
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someotherfirefighterscaledhimovertowhatlookedlikeacrumpled(uA)jacketlyingontheground.
“Thelittlebearwascovered,”hesaid.“Ipickeditupandplaceditinmyarms.Thebearhadburnsalover
itshandsandfeet.”Crewmemberswrappedthethreemontholdbearintheirownjacketstoprotectitsbadly
burnedpawswhentheytransportedittosafety.
Alocalfamilynursed“Smokey”backtohealth,andthebearwaslatermovedtotheNationalZooin
Washington,D.C.,whereitlivedforthenext26years.
TheForestServiceandtheU.S.AdvertisingCouncilcreatedSmokeyBearin1944.Sincethen,Smokey
Bearhasbecomethelongestrunningpublicservicecampaigninournationshistory,helpinginitslifelong
missionoffireprevention.
24.Whichofthefolowingcanreplacetheunderlinedword“stoked”inparagraph2?
A.Caused. B.Delayed. C.Boosted. D.Reduced.
25.WhatcharacterizedtheTaosPuebloSnowbalcrew?
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27.WhywasSmokeyBearcreated?
A.Torepresentthebraveryoffirefighters.
B.Tohighlightthedangersofforestfires.
C.Tosymbolizewildlifeconservationefforts.
D.Topromotefirepreventionawarenessnationwide.
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Digitalhealthtools,suchaspatientportals(vwxy),treatmentappsandonlineappointmentschedulers,
areincreasinglycommon.Butnoteveryoneisequalyathomeusingthem.Tofindouthowlanguage,education
andagemayaffectapersonscomfortinusingdigitaltools,UCSanFrancisco(UCSF)researcherssurveyed
caregiversofhospitalizedchildrenatUCSFBenioffChildrensHospitals.
TheresearchersfoundthatbeingaSpanishspeaker,havinglesseducation,andbeingolderalmadepeople
feellesscomfortablewithdigitalhealthtools.“Digitalhealthtoolsaremeanttoimprovehealthaccessand
outcomes,butthey mustbeusefulforpeoplefromal backgroundstoavoiddeepeningexistinghealth
inequities,”saidNaomiBardach,professorofpediatricsatUCSFBenioffChildrensHospitals.“Wedontwant
toleavepeoplebehind,whethertheyareolderadults,peoplewithlowereducation,orthoseofaspecificrace,or
languagebackground.”
Researchersaskedhowwelpeoplefelttheycouldengagewithdigitaltools,howmotivatedtheyweretouse
them,andhowsafeandincontroltheyfeltwhiletheywereusingthem.Thiswasintendedtomeasurepeoples
concernsabouttheprivacyofdigitalhealthtools.
Educationwasthemostimportantfactor,afterlanguage.Havingahighschooleducationorlesswasmost
stronglyassociatedwithlowerscoresinalthreeareasmeasured.LatinxandBlackcaregiversscoredsignificantly
loweron“feelingsafeandincontrol”withdigitaltools.Ruralcaregivers,however,scoredhigherontheprivacy
measure,andtheyweremoremotivatedtousedigitaltools.Thoseover45werelessmotivatedtousedigital
tools,andtheyalsofeltlesssafeandincontrolwhileusingthem.
“Accessingthesetoolsaffectsalkindsofthings,likerequestingmedicationrefilsonline,trackingthe
numberofstepsperday,orhelpingachildplayatherapeuticgameforADHD,”Bardachsaid.“Wealneedto
bethinkingabouthowtomakesurepeoplecanusethemcomfortably,andiftheycant,howtoprovideanalternative.”
28.Whatdoesthetextmainlytalkabout?
A.Whataffectspeoplescomfortinusingdigitalhealthtools.
B.Whydigitalhealthtoolsneedtobeimprovedindiversity.
C.Whataretheadvantagesofusingdigitalhealthtools.
D.Howdigitalhealthtoolsmayimpactthepatients.
29.WhatdoesBardachattachimportancetoaboutadigitalhealthtoolinparagraph2?
A.Itssafety. B.Itsaccuracy. C.Itsuniversality. D.Itsefficiency.
30.Whathasthegreatesteffectonusingdigitalhealthtoolsaccordingtothetext?
A.Education. B.Age. C.Race. D.Language.
31.Whatsimpliedaboutdigitalhealthtoolsinthelastparagraph?
A.Theyarenotaffordableformostpeople. B.Ensuringtheircomforttousersisessential.
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measuresthenutrientcontributionofthebirdstotheecosystem.
Atolsareringshapedcoralreefislandsthatenclosealagoon(|}~).Theyformwhenadeadvolcano
sinkslower,leavingbehindthecoralreefthathasgrownarounditsedge.Oftheabout440atolsintheworld,
mostareinthePacificOcean.Theircombinedsurfaceareaonlymakesupabout0.02%ofthetotalislandareain
theIndoPacificregion.
However,thenewstudyshowsthattheirimportancetoseabirdsfaroutweighstheirrelativelysmaltotal
area.“Wecalculatethatover31milionseabirds—about25%oftheworldstropicalseabirds—arenestingon
atols,”saysfirstauthorSebastianSteiblfromtheUniversityofAucklandinNewZealand.“Atleast14seabird
specieshavemorethanhalfoftheirglobalpopulationsnestingonatols.”Thisisalsojustasmalpartof
historicalpopulationsusingtheatolsforbreedingandnesting.
Theauthorsalsonotetheimportanceofseabirdsand,byextension,theatolstheyrelyonforthebroader
ecosystem.“Seabirdsareglobalyimportantmediators()ofecologicalconnectivitybetweenlandandsea,”
theywrite.“Theytransportnutrientsintheformofbirddroppingsfrommarinefeedinggroundstotheirnestingsites.”
Theresearchhighlightstheimportanceofconservingseabirdcoloniesandtheatolsamidgrowing
environmentalchalengessuchaswarmingoceansandrisingsealevels.“Protectingatolsisthereforenotonly
importantforseabirdconservation—inturn,seabirdsonatolsarealsosupportingthefunctioningoftheatols
themselves,whichmightbekeytobuildingresilience()againstclimatechange,”Steiblsays.
“Manyatolislandsthatbearlegaciesofcolonialexploitationaretodayuninhabited,”saysSteibl.“Building
onthehereestablishedglobalimportanceofatolsforseabirdconservation,theseuninhabitedatolislandsoffer
themselvesasmaintargetsitesforfutureseabirdconservationandrestorationplans.”
32.Whatdoesthenewstudyshow?
A.Atolsareformedbyvolcanoeruption. B.TheecosystemsoftheIndoPacificarethreatened.
C.Atolsareimportantforseabirds. D.SeabirdsinthePacificarefacingextinction.
33.Whatcanweknowaboutseabirdsfromparagraph4?
A.Theycontrolfishpopulationsnearatols. B.Theyactasmediatorsforplantsonatols.
C.Theyprotectcoralreefsfromwarmingup. D.Theytransportnutrientsfromtheseatoland.
34.Whatprobablyposesthebiggestthreattotheatolsatpresent?
A.Climatechange. B.Fishingships. C.Volcanicactivities. D.Oceanpolution.
35.Whyaretheatolislandssuitableforseabirdconservation?
A.Theyhavelargerlagoonsfornesting.
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dinnersorinviteyourfamilyover.Planatripwithyourfamily,especialyifitsbeenawhilesinceyoual
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Wangalsohighlightedthesignificantroleoftheproject 62 helpingtoimprovetheecological
environmentofriversandlakesinNorthChina.“Thankstotheproject, 63 (rough)11.8bilioncubic
metersofwaterhasbeenrefiledintomorethan50rivers,”hesaid.
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shonewithprideasshespokeofthechildren.IfeltatugatmyheartandaskedifIcouldvisittheplace.
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enthusiasm,holdingoutahandforahandshake.Atthatmoment,IrealizedIwasntjustavisitor.Iwas
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M:Susan,couldyoutelmethehomeworkfortheclassyesterday?
W:Sure.Youneedtopickoutafilmaboutanimalprotectionandwriteanarticleaboutit.
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W:HaveyoubeentoRomebefore,Mike?
M:No,butIvebeentoVenice.Itissobeautiful.
W:IthinkFlorenceisthemostbeautifulcityinItaly.
M:Wel,Iveneverbeenthere.
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M:Imstilwonderingwhethertoworkparttimeorhavesomeholidaycourses.
W:Ivedecidedtopracticesingingeveryday.Iwanttowinthesingingcompetitioninthenewsemester.
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W:David,couldyoumeetMr.Brownattheairport?
M:Itdepends.Youknow,Ihaveameetingat1:30pm.
W:Wel,hedoesntlandtil3:30andthemeetingwilbeoverat2:30.
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W:Sure.Idlikethesteak,Frenchfriesandsalad.
M:Howwouldyoulikeyoursteakdone?Mediumorweldone?
W:Weldone.
M:OK.Anythingtodrink?
W:Iwilhaveacupofcoffee.
M:Wel.Justwaitamoment...Heresyourorder.Thatcomesto$90.
W:OK.CanIpaythebilwithmycreditcard?
M:Sorry,wedontacceptcreditcardsorchecks.Youlhavetopayincash.
W:Alright.Hereitis.
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W:Goodmorning.Isthereanythingwrongwithyou?
M:Yes,Ihavegotasorethroatandmynoseisstuffedup.
W:Howlonghaveyoubeenlikethis?
M:Sinceyesterdaymorning.Twodaysago,myheatinginmyhousestoppedworking.Iworemorebutitdidntwork.ThenIhada
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W:Wel,youhavehadabadcold.Butdontworry.Youneednttakemedicine.Restathomefortwodaysanddrinkmorehotwater.
M:ButIhavealotofworktodo.
W:Restawhileandrunamile.
M:OK,Iwilaskfortwodaysleave.
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W:Helo.Ilostmybaginthesupermarket.Iwaswonderingifanyonehasturnedinabag.
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M:OK.Whatcolorisyourbag?
W:White.
M:Whatsinsideit?
W:Apad,abrownwaletandaredenvelopewithaninvitationtoaparty.
M:Wel,letmechecktoseeiftheyhavefoundabag.Sorry.Wel,yourbaghasnotbeenturnedin.Pleasefilinthisform.Wel
keepaneyeoutforitandcalyouassoonaswefindit.
W:Thankyou.
M:Mypleasure.Byebye.
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M:Yes.Ihaveaphysicslessonat9:00inthemorningandanEnglishlessonat1:00intheafternoon.
W:Anyplansafterclass?
M:Notrealy.Whataboutyou?
W:ImgoingtothelibrarytoborrowsomereferencebooksforageographyspeechnextFriday.Wouldyouliketogowithme?
M:Oh!YoumeanthegeographyspeechtobeheldatthegymnextFriday?
W:Yes.Haveyousignedupforthespeech,too?
M:Yes.Geographyismyfavoritesubject.
W:Oh,Iknowyouhavelotsofcampingexperiences.Youwildowel.
M:Thankyou.Wel,Iwilgotothelibrarywithyou!Iwanttoreadsomemagazinesaboutgeography.Besides,Ineedtoreturn
somebooks.
W:OK.Howaboutgoingtotheswimmingpoolafterthat?
M:Goodidea.Wecanrelaxalittleinsuchhotweather.Oh,itsalmost9:00.Ineedtohurry.Seeyouafterclass!
W:Seeyou.
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