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听力考试正式开始，请看听力部分第一节。第一节听下面5段对话，每段对话后有一个小题，从题中所给的ABC3个选项中选出最佳选项。听完每段对话后，你都有10秒钟的时间来回答有关小题和阅读下一小题，每段对话读两遍。现在你有5秒钟的时间阅读第一小题的有关内容。Is there something wrong with your laptop? Every time I try to log on to read my email, IT loses the connection IT . could be that the wireless connection is unreliable here. Is there something wrong with your laptop? Every time I try to log on to read my email, IT loses the connection. IT could be that the wireless connection is unreliable here. I have lost six pounds this month. My best dress is now too big for me. Well, my sister like stress making, i'm sure he wouldn't mind taking IT in so that it'll fit you again. I have lost six pounds this month. My best dress is now too big for me. Well, my sister like stress making, i'm sure he wouldn't mind taking IT in so that it'll fit you again. Did tom say that the meeting would start as usual? He pushed him back so people could grab something to eat first. great. That way we can get started without rushing. Did tom say that the meeting would start as usual? He pushed back so people could grab something to eat first. Great, that way we can get started without rushing. Did you go to watch the barcelona, real madrid match yesterday? Of course, what a game. Barcelona LED two zero in the first half, but real madrid caught up three goals . each in the end. Wow, so exciting. Did you go to watch the barcelona, real madrid match yesterday? Of course, what a game. Barco a LED two zero in the first half, but real madrid caught up three goals . each in the end. Wow, so exciting. Why don't you ask gordon to hang the curtain for you? He's always busy. Whether it's his project or working out, it's easier if I do in myself. Watch out. Thank you. You saved my life. Why don't you ask gordon to hang the curtain for you? He's always busy, whether it's his project or working out. It's easier if I do . in myself. just out. Thank you. You saved my life. 第一节到此结束，第二节听下面5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ABC3个选项中选出最佳选项。听每段对话或独白前，你将有时间阅读各个小题，每小题5秒钟。听完后各小题将给出5秒钟的作答时间，每段对话或独白读两遍。听下面一段对话，回答第六和第7两个小题。现在你有10秒钟的时间阅读这两个小题。Hi, my family is having a holiday party today, and i'd like a fruit cake. We have a menu with some different options. Let's see, this one fits my budget, so i'll take this one with a strawberry on top. great. Our package that up for you right away. Would you like me to write a custom message on IT? There's no extra charge. No, thank you. Just package as is. Hi, my family is having a holiday party today, and i'd like a fruit cake. We have a menu with some different options. Let's see, this one fits my budget, so i'll take this one with a strawberry on top. great. Our package that up for you right away. Would you like me to write a custom message on IT? There's no extra charge. No, thank you. Just package as is. 听下面一段对话，回答第八和第9两个小题。现在你有10秒钟的时间阅读这两个小题。Nina, long time. no. See, still working at that advertising agency. Yeah. i've been their fashion photographer for three years now. And guess what? Two years ago, I decided to pursue my passion for fashion design and started taking evening classes well. studying design while working full time. That's impressive. Are you enjoying IT? Yeah, I think it's great. I particularly like working with different materials like wool and leather. And i've just made a beautiful scarf and it's made out of plastic IT looks very strange, but I think it's pretty amazing. Nina, long time. no. See, still working at that advertising agency. Yeah. i've been their fashion photographer for three years now. And guess what? Two years ago, I decided to pursue my passion for fashion design and started taking evening classes well. studying design while working full time. That's impressive. Are you enjoying IT? Yeah, I think it's great. I particularly like working with different materials like wool and leather. And i've just made a beautiful scarf and it's made out of plastic IT looks very strange, but I think it's pretty amazing. 听下面一段对话，回答第十至第十二三个小题。现在你有15秒钟的时间阅读这三个小题。We'd Better start planning our holiday with your grandparents. They're waiting for us to confirm our flight from paris to london. Mom, will grandpa and grandma pick us up at london? Get weak airport? Of course, Peter, they can't wait to take us around. Grandpa wants a legally walk along the beach with us. He even bought sand castle, making kids for his grandchildren. Wow, andy will be excited to hear this when he gets home from school. That we're not going to chinatown first. right? That was the original plan. But his friend's restaurant in chinatown is hosting a wedding party that day. Grama has an alternative place. The gay long night market will be hungry after the beach outing, so IT will be our next stop. We'd Better start planning our holiday with your grandparents. They're waiting for us to confirm our flight from paris to london. Mom, will grandpa and grandma pick us up at london? Get tweak airport? Of course, Peter, they can't wait to take us around. Grandpa wants a leadership walk along the beach with us. He even bought sand castle, making kids for his grandchildren. wow. Andy will be excited to hear this when he gets home from school. That means we're not going to chinatown first, right? That was the original plan. But his friend's restaurant in chinatown is hosting a wedding party that day. Gramma has an alternative place. The gay long night market will be hungry after the beach outing, so IT will be our next stop. 听下面一段对话，回答第13至第16 4个小题。现在你有20秒钟的时间阅读这四个小题。My guess today is the powder mark phillips, whose first exhibition opens in the collar gallery on friday. I understand you've only been a potter for four years. Yes, this is something fairly new for me. actually. Pottery runs in the family. My mother is a porter, and when I was Younger, I used to watch her in her studio. I just remember thinking, how on earth could I ever reach that standard? So what made you take up? potery? I was forty . years old with my own computer company that i'd set up when I left school, and I was feeling a bit tired of the same routine. And I reasoned with myself that the artistic side of me had been buried for quite long enough. So you became a student again. I did. My brain was still working, obviously, but IT was my body that was being exercised. That was a chAllenge for me. After sitting at a computer for years, other Young students might be surprised to see this older man full of enthusiasm. What will you be doing after this exhibition? I'm eager to make more pots. Big pots are what I want to make. Also, the gallery tells me pots in bright colors are welcomed. But that's more my mother's thing because it's complicated. My guess today is the powder mark phillips, whose first exhibition opens in the collar gallery on friday. I understand you've only been a potter for four years. Yes, this is something fairly new for me. Actually, pottery runs in the family. My mother is a porter, and when I was Younger, I used to watch her in her studio. I just remember thinking, how on earth could I ever reach that standard? So what made you take up pottery? I was 4 years old with my own computer company that i'd set up when I left school，and I was feeling a bit tired of the same routine. And I reasoned with myself that the artistic sign of me had been buried for quite long enough. So you became a student again. I did. My brain was still working, obviously, but IT was my body that was being exercised. That was a chAllenge for me. After sitting at a computer for years. Other Young students might be surprised to see this older man full of enthusiasm. What will you be doing after this exhibition? I'm eager to make more pots. Big pots are what I want to make. Also, the gallery tells me pots in bright colors are welcomed. But that's more my mothers thing because it's complicated. 听下面一段独白，回答第17至第24个小题。现在你有20秒钟的时间阅读这四个小题。Well, now let me tell you how I came to be a book blogger to support my wife's career. In twenty fourteen, I decided to leave my job and become a stay at home dad. That same year, I launched my writing blog to record my journey interference writing. My introduction to book blogging came through Kelly sy of love book group, who organized a blog tour for my first novel. This was a lovely experience where people who are passionate about reading red and talked about my novel IT seemed like such a lovely community that I wanted to be part of IT. In early twenty twenty, I joined and Carter's book connectors group on my blog. I focus on two types of posts in depth, reflections on the nature of writing and honest book reviews. I try to be a positive, but will also point out some concerns or questions about the book, no matter who the writer is, because I feel the review is more useful this way. If I really don't like the book, I won't publish a review. Ever since I started books blogging, i've been much more also book blogger has helped deeper my appreciation of literature, doubling the joy of reading while sharpening my writing skills. Well, now let me tell you how I came to be a book blogger to support my wife's career. In twenty fourteen, I decided to leave my job and become a stay at home dad. That same year, I launched my writing blog to record my journey into fiction writing. My introduction to book logging came through Kelly lacy of love books group, who organized a blog tour for my first novel. This was a lovely experience where people who are passionate about reading red and talked about my novel IT seems like such a lovely community that I wanted to be part of IT. In early twenty twenty, I joined an Carter's book connectors group on my blog. I focus on two types of posts, in depth reflections on the nature of writing and honest book reviews. I try to be positive, but will also point out some concerns or questions about the book, no matter who the writer is, because I feel the review is more useful this way. If I really don't like the book, I won't publish a review ever since I started. But blogging, i've been reading much more. Also, book blogger has helped deepen my appreciation of literature, doubling the joy of reading while sharpening my writing skills. 第二节到此结束，现在你有两分钟的时间将试卷上的答案转涂到答题卡上。听力部分到此结束。 天祝一中高二下学期期中模拟测试卷 英 语 注意事项： 1．本卷满分150分，考试时间120分钟。答题前，先将自己的姓名、准考证号填写在试题卷和答题卡上，并将准考证号条形码粘贴在答题卡上的指定位置。 2．选择题的作答：每小题选出答案后，用2B铅笔把答题卡上对应题目的答案标号涂黑。写在试题卷、草稿纸和答题卡上的非答题区域均无效。 3．非选择题的作答，用签字笔直接答在答题卡上对应的答题区域内。写在试题卷、草稿纸和答题卡上的非答题区域均无效。 4．考试结束后，请将本试题卷和答题卡一并上交。 第一部分 听力（共两节，满分30分） 第一节（共5小题；每小题1.5分，满分7.5分） 听下面5段对话。每段对话后有一个小题，从题中所给的A、B、C三个选项中选出最佳选项。听完每段对话后，你都有10秒钟的时间来回答有关小题和阅读下一小题。每段对话读两遍。 1. What might have led to the problem according to the woman? A. The computer hardware. B. The email software. C. The wireless connection. 2. What does the man offer to do for the woman? A. Buy her a new dress. B. Help her to lose weight. C. Ask his sister to help her. 3. When will the meeting be held? A. Before the meal. B. After the meal. C. During the meal. 4. What is the result of the match? A. 3:3. B. 3:2. C. 2:0. 5. What happened to the woman? A. She almost fell down. B. She failed her project. C. She ruined a curtain. 第二节（共15小题；每小题1.5分，满分22.5分） 听下面5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A、B、C三个选项中选出最佳选项。听每段对话或独白前，你将有时间阅读各个小题，每小题5秒钟；听完后，各小题将给出5秒钟的作答时间。每段对话或独白读两遍。 听第6段材料，回答第6、7题。 6. What is the woman going to do today? A. Host a party. B. Make fruit cakes. C. Update her budget. 7. Which of the following is free? A. The strawberry. B. The custom message. C. The delivery service. 听第7段材料，回答第8、9题。 8. How long has the woman been working as a fashion photographer? A. For one year. B. For two years. C. For three years. 9. What is the scarf made of? A. Plastic. B. Wool. C. Leather. 听第8段材料，回答第10至12题。 10. Where does the conversation most probably take place? A. In Paris. B. In London. C. In New York. 11. Which place will the family go first? A. The Chinatown. B. The beach. C. The restaurant. 12. Why will Grandma take the children to the Geylang Night Market? A. To attend a wedding. B. To find delicious food. C. To buy sandcastle-making toys. 听第9段材料，回答第13至16题。 13. Why did Mark Phillips decide to study pottery? A. He was urged by his mother. B. He wanted to help his mother. C. He desired to try something new. 14. What did Mark Phillips do shortly after he graduated from college? A. He joined a studio. B. He set up his own company. C. He attended a pottery school. 15. How old is Mark Phillips now? A. 14. B. 40. C. 44. 16. What kind of pots is Mark Phillips good at making? A. Small ones. B. Complex ones. C. Brightly colored ones. 听第10段材料，回答第17至20题。 17. What did the speaker decide to do in 2014? A. To start a reading club. B. To help his wife run a blog. C. To become a stay-at-home dad. 18. Who organized a blog tour for the speaker’s first book? A. Kelly Lacey. B. Anne Cater. C. His wife. 19. What can we say about the speaker’s book reviews? A. Most of them are negative. B. They are mostly favorable. C. They are printed by a publisher. 20. What is the speaker mainly talking about? A. His family. B. His career. C. His books. 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） 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选项。 A Known as “Architecture Museum of the Ming and Qing Dynasties”, Sanfang Qixiang in Fuzhou, China consists of three lanes (坊), seven alleys (巷) and a main street. Here are just a few highlights of the main street and the three lanes. Nan Hou Jie Nan Hou Jie is the main street which stretches about 1,000 meters from Yangqiao Road in the north to Aomen Bridge in the south. On its east side are the seven alleys, and on its west side are the three lanes. Historically, Nan Hou Jie was the main marketplace in Fuzhou. Today, it remains the most commercialized section of the old town and is the best starting point to begin your tour. Yijinfang Yijinfang is the first lane. It is called Yijinfang because many famous people were born and raised here. The best attraction in this area is an opera theatre called Waterside Stage. It is built over a pond and is famed for its perfect sound effects. Wenrufang The second lane is Wenrufang. It is known for those celebrities who once lived here. The drawing room of You Family Residence is representative of the drawing rooms in Qing Dynasty. Now, the house has been turned into Fuzhou Ship Cultural Hall, where over 10 models of Fuzhou ships are on exhibition. Guanglufang The most popular attraction here is Guanglufang Platform, where celebrities used to recite their poems in public. Guanglufang is also home to many Ming and Qing buildings. The largest one is Liu Family Compound. It is a nationally protected cultural site and serves as a museum to offer visitors insight into the lifestyle of past residents. 21. What can we know about Nan Hou Jie? A. It is the longest of the three lanes. B. It is surrounded by the seven alleys. C. It starts from Aomen Bridge in the north. D. It is the main street running from north to south. 22. Which of the following is Yijinfang’s most popular attraction? A. Waterside Stage. B. You Family Residence. C. Guanglufang Platform. D. Liu Family Compound. 23. Where can visitors find Fuzhou Ship Cultural Hall? A. At Yijinfang. B. At Wenrufang. C. At Guanglufang. D. At Nan Hou Jie. B Patrick Schlott, a full-time engineer at BETA Technologies, had spent countless hours experimenting with 1950s-era payphones at home. But it had never occurred to him that the old-school device would provide a public service again until Vermont voted, in June, to ban cellphones in schools. “The law will come into effect in the upcoming academic year. I think public telephones would be essential for students,” Patrick said in an interview. “So I approached the owner of a local general store, Mike Gross, with the idea to put an old payphone outside his shop. When he learned that there would be no cost to him, he readily agreed.” “Regardless of whatever side you are on that issue, there will be a need for communications for students,” Mike Gross told reporters. “And we also hope that the new addition will draw customers who are curious about the antiquity.” Patrick has been collecting various payphones, which ranged in cost from $100 to $500. He has found that, with just an Internet connection which cost about $2 to $3 a month for calls, these payphones could make calls anywhere in the US and Canada—no coins required. “I’ve already gotten a few people reaching out saying, ‘We need a way for the kids to call home. Can we get one of your phones?’” Patrick revealed in the interview. For now, Patrick is covering the costs associated with this phone out of his own pocket, though he said this one-man funding model might need to adapt if the project continues to grow. “But one of the cornerstones is that the calls will always be free,” Patrick said. “I will figure out a way to make that happen.” Patrick also acts as the operator for the phone to transfer calls when needed. If a user dials (拨) zero, the phone will ring Patrick’s personal cellphone, though he uses an app to keep his number private. 24. Why has Patrick Schlott been experimenting with the payphones? A. It is just one of his hobbies. B. He tries to improve them for BETA. C. They are useful for local stores. D. He wants to return them to public service. 25. What do the underlined words “the antiquity” in paragraph 3 refer to? A. Mike’s grocery store. B. Patrick’s personal cellphone. C. The 1950s-era payphone. D. The valuable stuff in the shop. 26. What will Patrick Schlott most likely do in the future according to paragraph 6? A. Develop cheaper payphones. B. Provide call service free of charge. C. Donate the profit to the project. D. Stick to the one-man funding model. 27. How can the payphone users contact Patrick Schlott for help? A. By sending a message through an app. B. By calling his private number directly. C. By asking operators to transfer the call. D. By dialing a number on the payphone. C Back in the 1800s, overweight or obesity was almost nonexistent in the US. Over the last century, it’s become common here and in other industrialized nations. So what’s changed? One common explanation is that as societies have developed, people have gotten less active and burn fewer calories each day, which contributes to an energy imbalance that leads to weight gain over time. But a new study found that’s not the case. The study compared the daily total calorie burn of 4,200 adult men and women from 34 different countries and cultures around the world. The participants ranged from farmers to office workers. “Surprisingly, what we have found is that the total calories burned per day are really similar across these populations, even though their lifestyles and their activity levels are very different,” says lead author Herman Pontzer. While it may seem impossible that someone who is picking berries all day burns about the same amount of daily calories as a typical office worker, it fits with what scientists have learned about how our bodies burn calories. “Our bodies tend to adjust how we use energy to keep our total calorie burn stable within a pretty narrow range,” Pontzer explains. “So if we burn more of our energy every day on physical activities, after a while our bodies will adjust and spend less energy on the other tasks that we don’t notice going on in the background.” If differences in calorie burn can’t explain why some countries have higher obesity rates than others, then what is it? In the analysis of the data, Pontzer and his team have found that people who got more of their calories from over processed foods tended to have higher body fat percentages. “This doesn’t mean there’s no reason to exercise. After all, it’s good for our mental and physical health in so many ways that have nothing to do with weight,” warns Deirdre Tobias, a nutritional scientist at the Brigham and Women’s Hospital in Boston who was not involved in the study. “But if we want to deal with overweight, perhaps, the public health message should focus on changing what’s on our plates.” 28. What was previously blamed for gaining weight over time? A. Physical activities. B. Unhealthy diets. C. Cultural differences. D. Inactive lifestyles. 29. What can we learn from paragraph 6? A. Researchers don’t think the new findings are reliable. B. Our bodies burn similar amount of calories per day. C. Daily need for calories is determined by activity levels. D. Pontzer is worried about the side effects of physical labor. 30. Who are more likely to be overweight according to the new study? A. Adults who live on over-processed foods. B. Office workers who spend a lot of time at the desk. C. Farmers who live on fresh produce from their fields. D. Athletes who follow a strict diet suggested by doctors. 31. What does Deirdre Tobias suggest the public do? A. Stop exercising. B. Avoid office work. C. Mind their food. D. Ignore the findings. D No one knows exactly when homework started. However, it can be traced all the way back to ancient Rome when students were encouraged to practice public speaking at home to sharpen the skill. It wasn’t written homework like we know today, but it was clearly learning outside the classroom. Homework evolved slowly over the centuries and took on a more formal role during the Industrial Revolution, when school systems expanded and activities outside of class became part of the educational routine. In the US, formal homework started becoming more common in the early 20th century. Some educators, like John Dewey, pushed back against it. He believed that learning should be more hands-on and experiential. But when the Soviet Union launched the first satellite in 1957, the US rushed to catch up in science and math. Schools responded by piling on homework, seeing it as a way to increase academic performance. By the 1980s, another wave of concern hit. A report called A Nation at Risk warned that American schools were falling behind. Homework was once again seen as a key to academic success. But the question of whether homework actually helps students is tricky. Cooper, Robinson, and Patall (2006) found that homework has a positive effect on achievement in older students. But for younger kids, especially in elementary schools, the data doesn’t show much benefit. According to the same study, students under 12 don’t seem to gain much from traditional homework. Then there’s the question of who’s doing the homework. Are good students succeeding because of homework, or are they just more likely to do it in the first place? That’s where factors like motivation, time management, and parental involvement come in. Research by Trautwein (2009) suggests that students who are already responsible and supported at home are the ones most likely to complete assignments and benefit from them. So, what should we do with homework now? Keep it, change it, abandon it? The truth is that homework isn’t automatically good or bad. It all comes down to how it’s used. When it’s thoughtful and actually fits what a student needs, it can have a place. The rest might just be noise. 32. What is the first paragraph mainly about? A. The need of homework. B. The types of homework. C. The history of homework. D. The definition of homework. 33. What is John Dewey’s attitude to formal homework? A. Objective. B. Unconcerned. C. Favorable. D. Disapproving. 34. What did Trautwein find about the traditional homework? A. Even students under 12 could gain a lot from it. B. It was beneficial for highly motivated students. C. Most of the assignments were not well-planned. D. Too many students were overloaded with homework. 35. What is the best title for the text? A. How Should Homework Be Used in Education? B. What Actually Led to the Traditional Homework? C. Who Can Benefit From the Formal Homework? D. Why Are Students Stressed by Their Homework? 第二节（共5小题；每小题2.5分，满分12.5分） 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。 When Eileen Freiberg-Dale thinks of her late husband Barney, she remembers a man with boundless energy and interests. Together, they raised two kids and ran a business. But in August of 2017, Barney had an accident, which caused a serious brain injury. 36 . “He could barely walk,” Freiberg-Dale recalls. “He was always in bad mood and couldn’t screen his responses to things, so they just came pouring out.” 37 . She was sad about her husband’s condition and had to take him to doctor’s appointments. She also had to run their business on her own. Then, there were chores (杂活) around their home, like the leaves that were piling up in their yard. They had to be cleared by the end of October, when the city stopped collecting them. Barney used to take care of that. 38 . So Freiberg-Dale went outside and started clearing away the leaves one day. “As I did that, I was crying. I was stressed. I didn’t know how I was going to do it all,” she remembers. “ 39 . I turned around. There was Jonathan Lilienfeld!” Lilienfeld had been the couple’s friend of nearly 15 years. 40 , he had figured that Eileen could use the help and arrived right at that moment. Over the next few hours, Lilienfeld packed the leaves in bags and put them in front of the house. When he was done, he came inside for a quick goodbye and then went on his way. A. When he received the call B. But he could no longer do that C. Though they hadn’t discussed the leaves D. But it took a very short time for him to recover E. All of a sudden, there was a touch on my shoulder F. For Eileen, the first few months were among the hardest of her life G. When Barney finally came home after months of treatment, he wasn’t the same 第三部分 语言运用（共两节，满分30分） 第一节（共15小题；每小题1分，满分15分） 阅读下面短文，从每题所给的A、B、C、D四个选项中选出可以填入空白处的最佳选项。 When I was five, my dad lost his job. On Christmas Eve, he led me to the yard and asked me to look up at the 41 . “Pick out your favorite one,” Dad said 42 . “It is my Christmas gift.” “You can’t give me a star! No one owns the stars,” I 43 . “That’s right, Betty,” Dad insisted. “No one owns them. You just have to 44 it before anyone else does.” I looked up to the sky and tried to 45 which was the best one. I could see thousands or even millions 46 in the sky. There was one that shone more brightly than all the rest. I pointed at it. “It is Venus,” Dad explained to me. “It looks bigger and brighter because it is much 47 to us than other stars. Now it is yours.” From then on, Venus got a new 48 in my family, Betty’s Planet. Years later, I 49 University of California and majored in astronomy. In my junior year, I became the first undergraduate ever to 50 an asteroid (小行星) when examining 51 of thousands of asteroids on my computer. According to the 52 of International Astronomical Union, I was given the right to name this asteroid. This time, I decided to give Dad a 53 . “Dad, the asteroid is extremely 54 ,” I apologized on the phone. “But I want to name it after you.” Dad fell silent for a long while and then said, “Betty, that’s the most 55 gift I’ve ever received.” 41. A. moon B. stars C. sun D. clouds 42. A. angrily B. seriously C. gratefully D. secretly 43. A. agreed B. asked C. defended D. protested 44. A. claim B. see C. appreciate D. deny 45. A. focus on B. get through C. figure out D. make up 46. A. hanging B. disappearing C. flying D. falling 47. A. larger B. warmer C. closer D. wetter 48. A. home B. song C. dress D. name 49. A. visited B. entered C. founded D. left 50. A. study B. seek C. land D. discover 51. A. images B. proposals C. damages D. reactions 52. A. standard B. evidence C. tradition D. report 53. A. choice B. present C. punishment D. suggestion 54. A. small B. funny C. dangerous D. heavy 55. A. expensive B. natural C. awkward D. precious 第二节（共10小题；每小题1.5分，满分15分） 阅读下面短文，在空白处填入1个适当的单词或括号内单词的正确形式。 Suzhou often takes pride in being one of the most important centers of electronic products in China. However, on June 29, nothing was more important to 56 city than its team beating nearby Yangzhou in a football match. The urge 57 (win) stretches back more than 1,000 years when they competed for dominance over the Grand Canal and sought to build more beautiful gardens. Suzhou, the larger and 58 (rich) of the two, was victorious during Song Dynasty. It continued this trend on June 29, 2025, comfortably beating Yangzhou by 3:0. Since the local football league was launched in May, the Chinese have been attracted by matches in Jiangsu Province. Stadiums of 40,000 seats 59 (regular) sell out. Sometimes, tickets are resold 60 60 (time) the original price. At the match in Suzhou, hundreds of people had to watch a live stream of the game outside the stadium because they could not get their hands on a ticket. A few factors have made the league especially marketable. Perhaps the most important one is the 61 (heat) inter city competition. Locals joke that Jiangsu Province does not exist. Instead, it is a 62 (collect) of extremely different cities with plenty of ill-feeling. For example, Nanjing, the provincial capital, is often looked down on by other cities because its culture, cuisine and dialect have more 63 common with neighbouring Anhui Province. These types of ill-feeling 64 (be) usually played down by official media, 65 want to show a sense of unity. This time, though, they have fanned the flames (火). 第四部分 写作（共两节，满分40分） 第一节（满分15分） 请以“The Habit That Benefits Me Most”为题，写一篇短文,内容包括: 1．什么习惯让你受益颇多； 2．简要描述该习惯。 注意：1．写作词数应为80个左右； 2．请按如下格式在答题卡的相应位置作答。 The Habit That Benefits Me Most ____________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________ 第二节（满分25分） 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。 Ray and Tatu are two inseparable friends. During the breaks between classes, they often daydream together under the old banyan tree in front of their classroom. After school, they usually spend hours playing games together or helping each other with homework. One day, Ray brought his prized stamp album to school and was eager to show Tatu his latest addition—a rare stamp gifted by his uncle. Tatu, wide-eyed with amazement, begged, “These stamps are really incredible! Let me take a closer look! I promise I’ll return the album by the end of the day.” True to his word, Tatu handed back the album after the last class. As Ray put it into his schoolbag, Tatu suggested, “Maybe you should check whether any stamp is missing, just in case.” Ray laughed and replied, “We’re best friends, aren’t we? I trust you.” However, the trust turned into doubt later that evening when Ray discovered that one of his favorite stamps was missing! He searched his bag, shook out his books, and even checked every pocket of his uniform. But he could not find it. His heart sank as a troubling thought crossed his mind, “Tatu was the only one who touched the album. Why did he insist I check the album? Why did he return the album by the end of the last class when we were in a big hurry to go home?…” “Tatu, did you take one of my stamps?” Ray asked Tatu directly the next morning and searched Tatu’s face for any sign of guilt. “One of my favorite stamps is missing.” Tatu’s face fell, and he protested, “No! I’d never steal from you. You’re my best friend! Please trust me!” “If not you, then who?” Ray shot back. “You were the only one who touched it!” 注意：1．续写词数应为150个左右； 2．请按如下格式在答题卡的相应位置作答。 Deeply hurt by Ray’s words, Tatu turned away without another word. _______________________________________________________________________________________________________________________ Unwillingly, Ray agreed and they started searching for the stamp together. _______________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________ 学科网（北京）股份有限公司 $ 模拟卷·英语（二）参考答案 听力部分录音稿 (Text 1) W: Is there something wrong with your laptop? M: Every time I try to log on to read my email, it loses the connection. W: It could be that the wireless connection is unreliable here. (Text 2) W: I have lost six pounds this month. My best dress is now too big for me. M: Well, my sister likes dressmaking. I’m sure she wouldn’t mind taking it in so that it’ll fit you again. I’ll ask her. (Text 3) M: Did Tom say that the meeting would start as usual? W: He pushed it back so people could grab something to eat first. M: Great. That way, we can get started without rushing. (Text 4) W: Did you go to watch the Barcelona vs Real Madrid match yesterday? M: Of course! What a game! Barcelona led 2-0 in the first half, but Real Madrid caught up. Three goals each in the end. W: Wow! So exciting! (Text 5) M: Why don’t you ask Gordon to hang the curtain for you? W: He’s always busy, whether it’s his project or working out. It’s easier if I do it myself. M: Watch out! W: Thank you. You saved my life. (Text 6) W: Hi. My family is having a holiday party today, and I’d like a fruit cake. M: We have a menu with some different options. W: Let’s see. This one fits my budget. So I’ll take this one with the strawberries on top. M: Great! I’ll package that up for you right away. Would you like me to write a custom message on it? There’s no extra charge. W: No, thank you. Just package it as is. (Text 7) M: Nina! Long time no see! Still working at that advertising agency? W: Yeah! I’ve been their fashion photographer for three years now. And guess what? Two years ago, I decided to pursue my passion for fashion design and started taking evening classes. M: Whoa! Studying design while working full-time? That’s impressive! Are you enjoying it? W: Yeah! I think it’s great. I particularly like working with different materials like wool and leather. And I’ve just made a beautiful scarf, and it’s made out of plastic. It looks very strange but I think it’s pretty amazing! (Text 8) W: We’d better start planning our holiday with your grandparents. They’re waiting for us to confirm our flight from Paris to London. M: Mom, will Grandpa and Grandma pick us up at London Gatwick Airport? W: Of course, Peter. They can’t wait to take us around. Grandpa wants a leisurely walk along the beach with us. He even bought sandcastle-making kits for his grandchildren. M: Wow! Angie will be excited to hear this when she gets home from school. That means we’re not going to Chinatown first, right? W: That was the original plan, but his friend’s restaurant in Chinatown is hosting a wedding party that day. Grandma has an alternative place — the Geylang Night Market. We’ll be hungry after the beach outing, so it will be our next stop. (Text 9) W: My guest today is the potter Mark Phillips, whose first exhibition opens in the Karlah Gallery on Friday. I understand you’ve only been a potter for four years? M: Yes, this is something fairly new for me. Actually, pottery runs in the family. My mother is a potter, and when I was younger, I used to watch her in her studio. I just remember thinking, “How on earth could I ever reach that standard?” W: So what made you take up pottery? M: I was 40 years old with my own computer company that I’d set up when I left school, and I was feeling a bit tired of the same routine. And I reasoned with myself that the artistic side of me had been buried for quite longenough. W: So you became a student again? M: I did. My brain was still working, obviously, but it was my body that was being exercised. That was a challenge for me after sitting at a computer for years. Other young students might be surprised to see this older man full of enthusiasm. W: What will you be doing after this exhibition? M: I’m eager to make more pots. Big pots are what I want to make. Also, the gallery tells me pots in bright colors are welcomed. But that’s more my mother’s thing because it’s complicated. (Text 10) M: Well, now let me tell you how I came to be a book blogger. To support my wife’s career, in 2014, I decided to leave my job and become a stay-at-home dad. That same year, I launched my writing blog to record my journey into fiction writing. My introduction to book blogging came through Kelly Lacey of Love Books Group, who organized a blog tour for my first novel. This was a lovely experience where people who were passionate about reading read and talked about my novel! It seemed like such a lovely community that I wanted to be part of it. In early 2020, I joined Anne Cater’s Book Connectors Group. On my blog, I focus on two types of posts: in-depth reflections on the nature of writing and honest book reviews. I try to be positive but will also point out some concerns or questions about the book — no matter who the writer is — because I feel the review is more useful this way. If I really don’t like the book, I won’t publish a review. Ever since I started book blogging, I’ve been reading much more. Also, book blogging has helped deepen my appreciation of literature, doubling the joy of reading while sharpening my writing skills. 参考答案 1～5 CCBAA 6～10 ABCAA 11～15 BBCBC 16～20 ACABB 21. D 22. A 23. B 24. A 25. C 26. B 27. D 28. D 29. B 30. A 31. C 32. C 33. D 34. B 35. A 36. G 37. F 38. B 39. E 40. C 41. B 42. B 43. D 44. A 45. C 46. A 47. C 48. D 49. B 50. D 51. A 52. C 53. B 54. A 55. D 56. the 57. to win 58. richer 59. regularly 60. times 61. heated 62. collection 63. in 64. are 65. which 第一节 One possible version: The Habit That Benefits Me Most The habit that benefits me most is scientific time management. As a senior high school student, I plan my daily tasks carefully, setting clear priorities and avoiding unnecessary delays. I use a very effective method, the Pomodoro Technique which divides study time into 25-minute focused sessions followed by short breaks, to stay productive and maintain concentration. This habit helps me study efficiently, reduces stress, and ensures I have time for revision and relaxation. By managing time wisely, I stay organized while maintaining a healthy balance, which is crucial for success in the busy final year. 第二节 One possible version: Deeply hurt by Ray’s words, Tatu turned away without another word. The rest of the day passed in tense silence. To make things worse, Tatu noticed that Ray was trying his best to avoid him. Tatu’s heart ached and he couldn’t bear the thought that their friendship would end like this. So after school, he approached Ray and said, “Ray, would you please trust me one more time? Let’s look for the stamp together. I really want to help you find it.” Unwillingly, Ray agreed and they started searching for the stamp together. Determined to find the missing treasure, they checked every possible spot — under the desks, in the lockers — without success. Just as they were about to give up, Tatu decided to look through the album one more time. To their great joy, there — face-down in its original place — was the missing stamp! “I’m so sorry for doubting you,” Ray, whose face burned with shame, apologized. “I should’ve trusted you from the start.” 学科网（北京）股份有限公司 $