2025年江苏省盐城市三校联考一模英语试题

英语参考答案 一、补全对话（共5小题,每小题2分,计10分） 1-5 EBADC 二.完形填空（共15小题,每小题1分,计15分） 6-10 BDDBA 11-15 DDBCA 16-20 CCBAC 三、阅读理解（共20小题,每小题2分,计40分） 21-23 CDC 24-26 DCC 27-30 CBBD 31-35 ACBDB 36-40 BADCF 四、词汇运用 （一）选词填空（共10小题,每小题1.5分,计15分） 41. really 42. stay 43. courses 44. at first 45. friendly 46. to join 47. managed 48. broke out 49. experience 50. together （二）首字母填空（共10小题,每小题1分,计10分） 51. touch 52. role 53. Instead 54. created 55. easier /easy 56. how 57. dirty 58. important 59. Although 60. quickly 五、回答问题（共5小题,每小题2分,计10分） 61. On Sept 1. 62. Finding the right pace. 63.16 kilometers. 64. To balance professional training with studies. 65. Toughness./ Her love for running./ Formal training./ Professional training. I Pacing strategy. /Discipline…（合理即可） 六、作文（共1题,计20分） 略 学科网（北京）股份有限公司 $$ 2025 届初三年级第一次模拟考试 英 语 试 卷 (卷面总分：120 分 考试时间： 100 分钟) I 卷（选择题，共 65 分） 一、补全对话（共 5 小题;每小题 2 分，计 10 分） 根据对话内容，从所给的选项中选出能填入空白处的最佳选项，每个选项限用一次。 A: Hello, Ann. I sent WeChat messages yesterday afternoon, but you didn’t reply. 1 B: Oh, I went to have the piano lesson yesterday afternoon. A: 2 B: Three times a week. A: I know you play very well. I think you will be a musician when you grow up. B: I hope so. I like art. 3 A: I want to be a scientist. I am going to make some robots to help us work. B: Sounds great. Tomorrow I’ll have my birthday party at home. 4 A: I’d love to. 5 See you tomorrow. B: Oh, thank you very much. See you. A ．What do you want to be when you grow up? B ．How often do you have the lesson? C ．And I will make a model robot for you as a gift. D ．Can you come? E ．What were you doing? 二、完形填空 (15 小题；每小题 1 分，计 15 分) 阅读下面短文，掌握其大意，然后从各题所给的四个选项中选出一个最佳答案。 I started working at a new company. A reorganization(重组) was happening 6 I got there, and people felt stressed. I decided to do something about it. I found some blue paper in the copy room. I 7 little paper pools from the blue paper. I made eighteen pools with little paper lily pads(睡莲浮叶), 8 for everyone to go home, and dropped them around the office. And then I 9 180 tiny colorful plastic ducks around the office. I came into work the next day like 10 had happened. And I quietly watched everyone in the office. I noticed that they slowly 11 that they were surrounded (包围) by ducks. Some people still didn’t know where the pools were from. I told my workmates the truth at last, because everyone was 12 if they could take the ducks and I needed to tell them YES! Over the next few weeks, the ducks moved from the pools to people’s desks. Many people started 13 color sets (系列), while others got to make homes for their pet ducks. A few of the 14 ponds were moved to people’s desks to house their duck families. One workmate told me she had ducks to represent family members. Another came to me looking for a red duck because it was the only 15 they were missing from their set. People from other buildings started coming over to see the ponds and take a duck. Like 16 , they curiously eyed the ducks and carefully picked their favourites. But it didn’t end there. Soon other 17 started showing up in the ponds. There were rabbits one week and frogs the next. 18 , turtles, dogs, cats —there was a new wave every few days, seemingly all from different people. 19 , it wasn’t I that was doing it. At this point it is almost 20 to find a desk that doesn’t have at least one tiny animal on it. Small acts of kindness and tiny gifts at work started a kindness revolution(变革), creating a wave of goodwill. ( ) 6. A. though B. when C. while D. before ( ) 7. A. picked out B. handed out C. pointed out D. cut out ( ) 8. A. asked B. called C. sent D. waited ( ) 9. A. hid B. put C. drew D. bought ( )10. A. nothing B. something C. few D. little ( )11. A. believed B. thought C. guessed D. realized ( )12. A. unexcited B. unworried C. uninterested D. unsure ( )13. A. selling B. collecting C. printing D. cleaning ( )14. A. clear B. deep C. empty D. full ( )15. A. color B. shape C. material D. size ( )16. A. managers B. scientists C. tourists D. bosses ( )17. A. plants B. artists C. animals D. workers ( )18. A. Roses B. Goldfish C. Sunflowers D. Sharks ( )19. A. Certainly B. Probably C. Sadly D. Luckily ( )20. A. exciting B. common C. impossible D. impolite 三、阅读理解 (共 20 小题；每小题 2 分, 计 40 分) 阅读下列短文，从每题所给的 A 、B 、C 、D 四个选项中选出最佳答案。 A Interested in animated(动画的) short films? Here’s a collection of mini-reviews for some. Choose one to watch！ ( ● A Pet (8 mins ) A Pet is about a lonely young girl in need of attention. She dreams o f having a pet and makes every effo rt to make that dream come true. The animation has a wonderful childlike simplicity to it, looking like the pages of a children’s p icture book that have come to life. The jokes in it are sweet , evoking ( 唤起 ) a childlike sense of imagination. ) ( ● Place to Place (2 mins ) A text from a lonely traveler encourages a group of friends from faraway places to reunite ( 重 聚 ). Place to Place is an excellent and encouraging little animation . It is enjoyable and eye-catching. The great sound design and background music add to the urgency ( 紧迫性 ) and fun, making it an all-round short. ) ( ● Be Free (2 mins ) Be Free is about Merry, a sad young girl making her wishes known to the water spirit Mami Wata. Despite the cl ear theme of learning to keep our environment clean, the aim of the film is more personal. It’s a message from the director’s younger self to “be free” from fear and challenges. He points out that c hange and facing challenges come from taking a ction, not just thinking. ) ( ● Early Birds (3 mins ) ) Early Birds is about a small, lonely penguin doing everything to wake an older, sleeping penguin so he’ll have someone to play with. The animation style is quaint ( 古 雅的), and the story is very funny. One of the outstanding aspects is the music and sound design. They work together and mix with the action at times. It is a crowd-pleasing short for all ages. ( )21. What does the underlined world “Despite” mean in Chinese? A. 因为 B. 另外 C. 尽管 D. 除非 ( )22. What can we learn about the four films? A. Be free is the longest in length. B. Place to place is suitable for all ages. C. Early birds is based on a children’s book. D. A pet creates a sense of childlike imagination. ( )23. What kind of book is this article from? A. A storybook. B. A science book. C. A movie magazine. D. A culture magazine. B The beautiful skill of leaf-vein embroidery (叶脉刺绣) in Tongren city, Guizhou province, has made Guizhou embroidery one of the main types of embroidery in China. Leaf-vein embroidery dates back to the Song Dynasty(960-1279) and has been used to share messages among various ethnic groups in southwestern China. Yang Li, a master of this craft (工艺), has combined traditional embroidery styles from the Miao, Tujia and Dong ethnic groups in her work on leaves, mixing traditional design with modern techniques. Leaf-vein embroidery holds high value as a collectible art due to its complex (复杂 的 ) process, which includes choosing and drying the leaves, then creating and embroidering the patterns. Yang noted that in the past decade, only around 20 people in Tongren have been able to fully complete the whole leaf-embroidery process on their own. Because of the long, hard work involved and the low number of high-quality pieces made, it’s challenging to keep this traditional skill alive. “ I have introduced this style to universities, communities and villages and chosen skilled embroiderers to learn leaf-vein embroidery, but very few have kept going,” Yang said. In 2011, she opened a processing center, creating jobs for more than 500 women, including women from villages and people with disabilities. As a result, almost every embroiderer now has a collection of handmade items that could fill a museum. “I feel a duty and a sense of urgency (紧迫感). In my lifetime, I must improve and pass on this craft,” she said. In 2022, Yang set up the Guizhou Embroidery Intangible Cultural Heritage Industry Base and has since used social media to share leaf-vein embroidery through short videos with her student, Yang Xinyu. “Leaf-vein embroidery is a treasure,” said Yang Xinyu. “As a young person inspired by Teacher Yang Li, I am devoting myself to carrying on this craft and hope that more young people will return to their hometowns to continue its legacy.” ( )24. What was the purpose of leaf-vein embroidery in the beginning? A. To make a living. B. To decorate clothing. C. To record historical events. D. To share messages among ethnic groups. ( )25. Why is it challenging to keep the leaf-vein embroidery skill alive? A. It has little artistic value. B. It requires rare materials. C. It requires great skill and effort. D. It depends on older artisans. ( )26. Which of the following best describes Yang Li? A. Modest and curious. B. Generous and humorous. C. Creative and responsible. D. Strong willed and careful. C Chinese architect ( 建 筑 师 ) Liu Jiakun, 68, was awarded the 2025 Pritzker Architecture Prize on March 4, becoming the second winner from China to receive the highest honor in the field of architecture. Based in Chengdu, Liu’s career lasts for forty years with more than 30 projects. He set up Jiakun Architects in 1999 and has built plenty of work, from small, beautifully designed museums to large business buildings and city plans. Instead of following the same style, Liu’s projects include local color and depend on “ low-tech” simplicity to achieve beauty, a magazine reported. “He never depends on a recurring (反复出现的) method. Instead, he evaluates (评估) the specific characteristics and requirements of each project differently,” the jury (评审团) said when announcing the award. One of Liu’s most well-known projects was the so-called “rebirth bricks” he created after the terrible Wenchuan earthquake in 2008. To help with rebuilding, Liu made bricks using local wheat fiber, cement (水泥) and rubble (瓦砾) from fallen buildings. More than just recycling, these bricks stood for the rebirth of the material and “the rebirth of the community’s spirit at a time of national mourning”, reported The Guardian. These bricks were later used in his other projects, including the Shuijingfang Museum in Chengdu and the Novartis medicine company in Shanghai. Liu’s design also pay attention to common people. This is shown in his largest project, West Village, a five-floor city complex (综合体) completed in 2015 in Chengdu. The complex includes a soccer field, a market, and paths for cyclists and walkers. With grass growing through holes in the bricks, the project celebrates “the energy of ‘everydayness’,” wrote Austin Williams in 2017. It has become a popular place for city people to spend their free time. “The purpose of architecture is to create a beautiful, just and dignified (有尊严的) living environment. People’s real lives, happiness and dignity are what we work for,” Liu told China Daily. ( )27. How many projects were the “rebirth bricks” used in? A. 8. B. 4. C. 3. D. 30. ( )28. What does Liu Jiakun do to make his projects unusual? ① He insists on the same style. ② He pays attention to local colour. ③ He mixes tradition with modernity. ④ He celebrates the energy of common people. ⑤ He prefers “low-tech” simplicity to create beauty. A. ①③④ B. ②④⑤ C. ①④⑤ D. ②③④ ( )29. What does the underlined word “ it” in Paragraph 4 refer to? A. The energy of “everydayness” . B. Liu’s largest project, West Village. C. A market in a five-floor city complex. D. A soccer field in a five-floor city complex. ( )30. What can be the best title for the passage? A. A project called West Village. B. A project called the “rebirth bricks” . C. An architect famous for recycling bricks. D. An architect famous for unusual styles. D Cook was making little “tuk-tuk-tuk” sounds. Sadie had her hand over her mouth. Hans was trying so hard to understand. Only Godber’s man was enjoying himself. It was his story. “What’s wrong? What’s happened?” “There’s been an awful accident,” cook said. “A man’s been killed.” “A man killed! Where? How? When?” But Godber’s man wanted to tell the story. “You know those little cottages (小屋) just down the road from here, miss?” Of course she knew them. “Well, there’s a young man called Scott living there. He has a horse and cart. Something frightened the horse in town this morning, the cart (马车) turned over, and Scott fell in the road on the back of his head. Killed.” “Dead!” Laura stared at Godber’s man. “Dead when they picked him up,” Godber’s man said. “They were taking the body home as I was coming here.” Then he said, “He’s left a wife and five little ones.” “Jose, come here!” Laura took her sister’s hand and pulled her across the kitchen and through the door. “Jose,” she said, “how can we stop everything?” “Stop everything, Laura!” cried Jose. “What do you mean?” “Stop the garden party, of course. ” “Stop the garden party? My dear Laura, don’t be unreasonable. Of course we can’t stop the party. Nobody expects us to. Don’t be so silly.” “But we can’t possibly have a garden party with a man dead just outside the front gate.” That really was silly, because the Sheridans ’ house was on a hill, and the cottages were right down at the bottom of the hill. There was a wide road between them. True, they were still much too near. They were not suitable neighbours for people like the Sheridans. The cottages were ugly little low brown things. Nothing but rubbish grew in their gardens. Even the smoke coming from their chimneys( 烟囱) looked poor. The people who lived in them lived by washing other people’s clothes, or mending shoes or cleaning chimneys. And they all had far too many children. When the Sheridan children were little, they were not allowed to go near the cottages, for fear that they heard bad language or caught some awful disease. But now that they were grown up, Laura and Laurie sometimes walked past. It was dirty and unpleasant, but Laura and Laurie believed that they should experience all sides of life. They must go everywhere; the must see everything. “Think how that poor woman will feel if she hears a band playing,” said Laura. “Oh, Laura!” Jose began to be seriously angry. “If you want to stop a band every time someone has an accident, you’re going to have a very difficult life. I’m just as sorry about it as you are. ” ( )31. What were Scott’s living conditions like? A. Poor. B. Safe. C. Modern. D. Comfortable. ( )32. What can we learn about the Sheridan family? A. The Sheridan children knew Scott well. B. The Sheridan family lived a challenging life. C. The Sheridan family planned to have a party. D. The Sheridan children liked going near the cottages. ( )33. Which is the correct order of the following events? a. Godber’s man told the story. b. Scott died in a cart accident. c. Laura and Laurie sometimes walked past. d. Laura suggested cancelling the garden party. A. c-d-b-a B. c-b-a-d C. b-c-a-d D. d-c-b-a ( )34. What does the underlined sentence “There was a wide road between them” symbolize(象征) ? A. It symbolizes Scott lived far from Laura. B. It symbolizes the poor lived near the rich. C. It symbolizes the poor received care from the rich. D. It symbolizes the poor was separated from the rich. ( )35. What might the next paragraph of the passage be about? A. How Jose had fun in the garden party. B. How Laura succeeded in stopping the party. C. How Laura invited Scott’s children to the party. D. How Laurie stopped his two sisters from fighting. 阅读下面短文，从所给选项中选出能填入空白处的最佳选项，使短文通顺，结构完整，其中有 一项是多余选项。 The UN has announced 2025 as the year of glacier(冰川). It has also set March 21, 2025 as the first World Day for Glaciers. 36 Glaciers are made of ice and snow that slowly move over land. Over time, layers(层) of snow build up and turn into glacier ice. Glaciers have shaped mountains over Earth’s history. 37 But glaciers don’t just affect the land. When glaciers melt(融化), they provide nutrients(养分) for lakes, rivers and oceans. 38 As glaciers melt, they also create homes for plants and animals along streams. 39 The UN said that about 10 percent of the world’s land is covered by around 200,000 glaciers, storing about 70 percent of Earth’s fresh water. In places like the Himalayas, Karakoram and Hindu Kush mountains, millions of people depend on glaciers for water. These glaciers feed big rivers like the Indus, Ganges and Brahmaputra. 40 Many glaciers have disappeared. For example, Colombia has lost 90 percent of its glaciers since the mid-19th century. If temperatures rise by 1.5 to 4℃, glaciers could lose much of them by 2100. If snow and ice in mountain areas continue to disappear, there will be less water for drinking and farming and more pressure on local ecosystems. Floods will also be more dangerous because of growing glacial lakes. A. They are still moving and changing landscapes in many places today. B. The goal is to encourage everyone to help protect glaciers, which are important for life in the future. C. In some areas, glaciers are important water sources for people and wildlife. D. These nutrients help create the base of the food chain in oceans and rivers. E. Most of the world’s glaciers are in the polar regions. (极地地区) F. However, climate change is causing serious problems to glaciers. 第Ⅱ卷 (非选择题, 共 55 分） 四、词汇运用 （共 20 小题, 计 25 分） （一）阅读短文，从方框中选择适当的词或短语并用其正确形式填空，使短文通顺，意思完整， 每词或短语限用一次。（共 10 小题；每小题 1.5 分，计 15 分） ( friend stay at first really course ) During this year’s summer holiday, I flew from Beijing to London, the UK. When I arrived in London, I felt 41 stressed by the seven-hour time difference, the new language, the buildings and the lively crowds at the train station. Everything was so different and strange, which made me worried about my short 42 there. I joined a girls ’ middle school and learned many new things from the different kinds of 43 which covered many subjects. I was lonely and helpless 44 because my vocabulary (词汇) was poor. Although my learning partner was really 45 , I just couldn’t relax. ( break out manage experience together join ) This feeling continued until a PE class changed everything. Some girls smiled and invited me 46 their baseball game. Even though I had never played baseball before. I decided to give it a try and 47 to hit the ball on my first try. At that moment, time seemed to stop, and then cheers 48 all around me. The other girls hugged me and shouted, “Hey, Eileen, you did an amazing job!” From then on, I felt truly happy and relaxed, and I really began to fit in with others.That 49 helped me see the bridge between London and my hometown, Tianjin—a bridge built with care and love. We may not come from the same country or have the same skin color, but love brings us 50 . This lesson continues to hold great importance in my life. （二）根据短文内容及首字母提示，填写所缺单词，使其意思完整。（共 10 小题；每小题 1 分， 计 10 分） You stick a stamp on an envelope ( 信 封), and then it travels across the world to find another person. Stamps help people keep in t 51 with their friends and families. They have played an important r 52 in people’s lives for a long time now. People have a special day for stamps—October 9th is World Post Day. Before stamps, people didn’t pay for the letters they sent. I 53 , they paid for the letters they got. The Penny Black, the world’s first stamp, was c 54 in Britain in 1840. It shows a picture of Queen Victoria, who became queen at the age of 18. This stamp made sending letters e 55 as people could pay the money before putting them in the post. Do you know h 56 the back of a stamp is sticky? The earliest stamps didn’t have sticky backs. In the past, people used paste (浆糊) sometimes. But usually they had to pin (钉住) stamps onto letters! Later, stamp makers added sticky glue on the back because using pins or paste made letters messy and d 57 . Now we can just wet the stamp and press it down, which made sending letters much faster and cleaner! Years ago, sending letters used to be the most i 58 way to communicate with other people. It seemed that everyone had stamps on hand. A 59 few people send letters now, stamp collecting is still one of the world’s most popular hobbies. Through stamp clubs, people can q 60 find interesting new stamps and proudly add them to their collections. These tiny paper treasures continue to tell stories of the past while bringing joy to collectors today. 五、读写综合（计 30 分） （一）阅读并回答问题 (共 5 小题;每小题 2 分，计 10 分) On Sept l, Yao Miao made history as the first Chinese woman to win the 50-kilometer race at the famous Utra-Trail du Mont-Blanc (UTMB, 环勃朗峰超级越野耐力赛). This adds to her earlier success in 2018, when she became the first Chinese woman to win the 100-km race at the UTMB. The UTMB is one of the world’s most well-known trail running events, taking place every year in the beautiful Mont-Blanc area, covering parts of France, Italy, and Switzerland. This year, Yao completed a 57-km course with a top elevation (海拔) of 3,500 meters. “I started off a bit slow, but after 20km. I felt stronger, especially on the downhills. During trail running, finding the right pace is like solving a math problem—you must plan carefully for long distances,” Yao explained. She kept a steady rhythm on flat paths and saved energy for steep climbs. Her love for running began in her childhood in the countryside of Guizhou. Her school was four kilometers from home, and she walked the distance four times a day. Growing up in the mountains gave her a toughness (韧性) that later helped her as a runner. At 16, she joined her city’s sports school, starting her formal training. In 2019, Yao was recommended to join the Hubei provincial team as a professional marathon runner. She was later accepted into the sports department of Central China Normal University in 2020. To balance professional training with her studies, Yao trains in Yunnan, running about 30 kilometers a day, and in her free time, she takes online courses there. Though she doesn’t have much time to explore the university, Yao said. “When I have time, I will fully enjoy it.” 回答下面 5 个问题，每题答案不超过 6 个词。 61. When did Yao Miao win the 50-km UTMB race? ▲ 62. What way did Yao Miao use for long distances during trail running？ __________________________ ▲__________________________________ 63. How far did Yao walk a day for school in her childhood？ __________________________ ▲__________________________________ 64. Why does Yao Miao take online courses in her free time? __________________________ ▲__________________________________ 65. What makes Yao a successful trail runner? ▲ （二）书面表达（本大题共 20 分） 初中校园生活多姿多彩，有许多活动让你历历在目。近期，我校英语社团举办“The School Activity I will Never Forget ”的主题征文活动。 注意事项： ( a ... competition a school trip )（1）参考右图，确定至少一次活动并详细介绍，可适当发挥； ( a sports meeting )（2）词数：100 词左右，开头已给出，不计入总词数。 （3）文中不能出现真实姓名、校名等信息； The School Activity I will Never forget ( a club activity )In the past three years, there have been many colourful activities in our school. 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