2025屆上海市秋季高考英語全真模擬練習(xí)1（含答案）

高三英語I.GrammarandVocabularySectionADirections:Afterreadingthepassagebelow,fillintheblankstomakethepassagescoherentandgrammaticallycorrect.Fortheblankswithagivenword,fillineachblankwiththeproperformofthegivenword;fortheotherblanks,useonewordthatbestfitseachblank.“Zootopia”BrokeDisneyRecordsLastweekend,thelatestDisneymovie,“Zootopia,”brokerecords.ThemoviehadthelargestopeningweekendforaDisneyanimation(動(dòng)畫片).PeopleacrosstheUnitedStatesboughtmorethan$75millionworthoftickets.“Zootopia”isacityofanimals.Themoviestarsarabbitpoliceofficerandafoxcriminal(1)_________teamuptofindamissingotter(水獺).Heisamongseveralanimalsthathavesuddenlydisappearedfromthecity.“Zootopia”(2)_________(praise)foritssharphumorandstrongmessagesinceitsrelease.Thefilmexploresracismandotherissuesinitsdescriptionofrelations(3)_________twokindsofanimalsinthecity.JaredBushandPhilJohnstonwrote“Zootopia.”Theytoldreportersthatitstartedoutasaspymovie(4)_________(set)inseveraldifferentcontexts.Buttheychangedthestory(5)_________theyfoundtheanimalworldespeciallyinteresting.Theysaidto(6)_________somethinglikethis“What’sthisworldlike?What’sthehistoryofthisworld?”Andthen,Bushsaid,theywenttotheexperts.Notonly(7)_________thewritersspeakwithpeoplewhostudycoutureandgroupbehavior,butalsotheytalkedwithanimalexpertslikezookeepers.Thecreatorshavenotedthatthevarietyofanimalswasnoteasy(8)_________(produce)indrawings.Inthemovie,64speciesliveinmultipleneighborhoods(9)_________(represent)differentanimals’livingenvironments.Disneysays“Zootopia”isits(10)_________(complex)animationyet.Theextraeffortiscertainlypayingoffattheboxoffice.SectionBDirections:Completethefollowingpassagebyusingthewordsinthebox.Eachwordcanonlybeusedonce.Notethatthereisonewordmorethanyouneed.A.digestingB.distinctionC.examineD.identicalE.interveningF.liveG.mixtureH.perspectiveI.shockJ.spaceK.textingCommunication—aThingofthe“Past”Weallthinkwecommunicateallthetime,andthat’strue.There’salsonon-verbal(非言語的)communicationyoucouldaddintothemix—everythingwe’resayingwhenwe’renotsayinganything.Butthere’saclear__11__betweensayingthingstopeople,orlikingandsharingapostonsocialmedia,andcommunication.I’mquitewellconnected—thereareemailandsocialmedia,butsometimescommunicationstartstofeellikesomethingboring:checkingthisblogpost,readingthatarticlesomeoneshared,and__12__backtosomeoneelse...Soitwasquitea(n)__13__tospendNewYearintheHighlandsinScotlandwithnophonesignal,nointernetandno“communication”atall,apartfromwiththepeopleIwaswith.Suddenlyallthepressuretocommunicatedisappeared.Allofourconversationsbecameslowerandfarmoreinteresting.Wewereagroupof12,a(n)__14__ofcouplesandfriends,onlyoneofwhomIwasatuniversitywith,soIwasmeetingabunchofnewpeopleforthefirsttime.Sittingintheleathersofas.__15__dinner,wediscussedglobalwarmingforhours.Onepersonevenchangehis__16__entirely!Wesharedplotsofbooksandplaysandchangedhiscitytripswe'dbeenon,describedfamilytroublesandgaveadvice,andwehadtotalkandusewordsmorethaneverbefore,becauseyoucouldn'tsay,“It’sagreatfilm,youshouldsearchitonlinelater.”Insuchashort__17__oftimeduetotheproximity(鄰近)ofsharinginterconnectedcottagesandverbalcommunication,IfeltmuchclosertothenewpeopleI’dmetwiththansomeotherpeopleIcommunicatewithinmynormallife.Idon’tthinkourcommon,currentmethodsofcommunicationcomeclosetobeinginasmallhousewithlotsofpeopleandhavingtocommunicate__18__.Theshallowformofcommunicationonsocialmediadoesn’tchallengeyouto__19__yourfeelingsandmotivesenough.“Liking”somethingisaninstantresponsebutwhatdoesitreallysayaboutyouropinionofsomething?It’sa(n)__20__responsetomillionsofotherpeople,thatistosay,theygetthesameinformation,butyouandyourthoughtsareunique.Ifwe’renotcareful,perhapswemightforgethowtocommunicateonadeeperlevel.II.ReadingComprehensionSectionADirections:ForeachblankinthefollowingpassagestherearefourwordsorphrasesmarkedA,B,CandD.Fillineachblankwiththewordorphrasethatbestfitsthecontext.Forthepastfiveyears,I’vebeenstudyingreadingon-screenandinprint.WhatI’vefoundoutisthatwhiledigitaldevicesmaybefineforreadingthatwedon’tintendto__21__orreread,textthatrequireswhat’sbeencalled“deepreading”isnearlyalwaysbetterdoneinprint.Readersthemselveshaveasharpsenseofwhatkindofreadingisbestsuitedforwhich__22__.MysurveyresearchwithuniversitystudentsintheUnitedStates,Germany,andJapanshowsthatifcostwerethesame,about90percentwould__23__hardcopyforschoolworkandlongtexts.Butforlightreadingand__24__texts,50percentwouldchoosetoreadon-screen.Digitalreadingalso__25__distractionandinvitesmultitasking.AmongAmericanandJapanesesubjects,92percentreporteditwaseasiesttoconcentratewhenreadinginhardcopy.InGermany,26percentindicatedtheywere__26__tomultitaskwhilereadinginprint,comparedwith85percentwhenreadingon-screen.Imagine__27__withaShakespeareanplayon-screenwhileatthesametimeloggingintoyoursocialmediasiteandbookingavacationflight.Yougetthepoint.Severalopen-endedquestionsonmysurveywereparticularly__28__.Common__29__to“Whatdoyoulikemostaboutreadinginprint?”included“Icanwriteonthepagesandrememberthematerialeasier”and“it’seasiertofocus.”Whenaskedwhattheylikedleastaboutreading__30__,anumberJapanesestudentsreportedthatitwasn’t“realreading,”whilerespondentsfromallthreecountriescomplainedthatthey“getdistracted”or“don'tabsorbasmuch.”Myall-timefavoritereplytothequestion“Whatistheonethingyou__31__aboutreadinginprint?”camefromanAmerican:“Ittakesmelongerbecauselreadmorecarefully.”Butisn’tcarefulreadingwhatschoolsaresupposedtopromote?Allthisbringsustothehumanities(人文學(xué)科),whicharebasedonlong-formreading.Readingsinthehumanitiestendtobelengthy,intellectually(智力地)weighty,orboth.The__32__ofdigitalreadingforthehumanitiesisthatscreens—particularlythoseondeviceswithInternetconnectionsaffectourencounterswithstimulatingtexts.These__33__weren’tdesignedforfocusedconcentration,readingslowly,pausingtoarguevirtuallywiththeauthor,orrereading.__34__,theyareinformationandcommunicationmachines,bestusedforsearchingandfastreading.Teachersandscholarsneedtothinkmorecarefullyaboutstudents’increasingrejectionoflong-formreading,now__35__bydigitaltechnologiesthatfurthercomplicateoureffortstoengagestudentsinserioustext-basedknowledgeseeking.21. A.makefor B.skipover C.searchfor D.chewover22. A.level B.medium C.student D.assignment23. A.prefer B.abandon C.share D.exchange24. A.cheaper B.moreliterary C.shorter D.moreimportant25. A.replaces B.encourages C.discloses D.minimizes26. A.likely B.unable C.surprised D.reluctant27. A.competing B.associating C.struggling D.comparing28. A.distracting B.complicated C.confusing D.revealing29. A.responses B.links C.attachments D.introductions30. A.widely B.casually C.digitally D.academically31. A.evaluate B.dislike C.enjoy D.neglect32. A.method B.pleasure C.highlight D.challenge33. A.texts B.encounters C.devices D.connections34. A.Otherwise B.Rather C.Fortunately D.Additionally35. A.guided B.restored C.polarized D.intensifiedSectionBDirections:Readthefollowingthreepassages.Eachpassageisfollowedbyseveralquestionsorunfinishedstatements.ForeachofthemtherearefourchoicesmarkedA,B,CandD.Choosetheonethatfitsbestaccordingtotheinformationgiveninthepassageyouhaveread.(A)Duringrecentyearslegendshavegrownupamongpeoplewholivenearthepark,legendsoflifeamongthetreetops.Onestorywasofayoung,handsomemanwhohadbeenspottedfromtimetotimeamongthebranches.ThisrumouraboutamodernTarzan(人猿泰山)turnedouttobetrue.Theyoungmanhadbeenlivinginthetreetopsforeightyearsuntildiscoveredbythecityauthorities.Itisatouchingtale.BobRedman,broughtupbyhismotherinatinyManhattanapartment,hadalwaysbeenaddictedtotrees.Whenhewas14,hewentintotheparkandbuilthimselfatreehouse.Itwasthefirstof13houses,eachonemoreelaboratethanthelast.‘Iliketobeintrees,’RedmanexplainedtoareporterfromtheNewYorkTimes.‘Iliketobeup,awayfromeverything.Ienjoystayingalone.’Redmanwenttogreatpainstohidehistreehouses,buildingtheminneglectedcornersoftheparkandcamouflagingthemwithbranchesandgreenpaint.Friendsusedtocometovisithim,sometimesasmanyas12peopleatatime,bringingsandwichesandradiosandbooksandtorches.Theparkauthoritiesquicklybecameawareofhisactivities.However,thehouseswereoftennotdetectedforlongperiodsoftime.Somelastedaslongasawholeyearbeforetheywerefoundanddestroyedbyofficials,withamournfulBobRedmanwatchingfromadistance.HismagnificentfinalhousewentunnoticedforfourmonthsbeforeBobwasawokenonemorningwiththewords:‘Comedown!Theparty’sover!’Ratherthanbeingthrownintojail,Redmanwasofferedajob.HeisnowaprofessionalgardenerandtreeclimberfortheCentralPark.However,hehashadtopromisenottobuildanymoretreehouses.Hesayshecannotbelievethatajobsoperfectforhimcouldpossiblyexist.Inourbusy,competitiveworld,IsupposeitiscomfortingtoknowthatamanlikeBobRedmanexists.36.WhichofthefollowingstatementsaboutBobRedmanisTRUE?A.Hebuilt14treehousesaltogether.B.Herentedhisfinalhousetosomefriends.C.Hewasraisedamidtreesinthecountryside.D.HegaveaninterviewtotheNewYorkTimes.37.Theboldword“camouflaging”inparagraph3isclosestinmeaningto________.A.decorating B.hidingC.equipping D.integrating38.Theunderlinedsentenceinparagraph4suggeststhat________.A.partiesshouldnotbeheldovernightB.partiesarenotallowedintheCentralParkC.nomoretreehousesshouldexistintheCentralParkD.theownerofthetreehouseshouldgetdowntowork39.Whichmightbethebesttitleofthepassage?A.TarzanoftheCentralParkB.LockedUporBreakingFreeC.ASpecialJobHunterinNewYorkD.TreeHouses—theUltimateHabitat(B)_______?_______TOTENDER(投標(biāo))ContractforthedesignofaluxuryhotelandconferencecentreinRiodeJaneiro.HorizonHotel&ConferenceCentre—5starswww.hotelhorizon.br|320roomsCandidatesareaskedtosubmittheirletterofintentionbefore24June,2023.HorizonHotelsandConferenceCentres(HHCC)invitesseveralarchitecturalfirmstopresentaplanfordesigningaHotelandConferenceCentreinRiodeJaneiro.HHCCisaninternationalchainofhigh-classhotelsandconferencecentres.Itisfamousforprovidingluxuryaccommodationandoutstandingservice.Weintendthehoteltobeusedforconferencesandcongressesbygroupsfromallovertheworld.Selectedarchitecturalfirmsareaskedtosubmitaplanforthegroundfloorofthebuilding,whichwillbeL-shaped.Detailsoftheprojectareasfollows.Thehotelwillhavesevenfloors:Basement—equipmentandstorageGroundfloor—facilitiestobedecidedFirstfloor—alargeconferenceroom,threemeetingroomsandaseminarroomSecondfloor—officeaccommodationThird-fifthfloors—bedroomsSixthfloor—alargerestaurant,availableforguestsandthegeneralpublicThecontracttodesignthehotelandconferencecentrewillbeawardedtothearchitecturalfirmwhichproducesthebestplanforthegroundfloor.40.Whichwordbestfitsthequestionmark“?”inthepassage?A.INVITATION B.APPROACH C.CONTRACT D.SUBMISSION41.Accordingtothepassage,thehoteltobebuiltwillbemainlyintendedfor________.A.holidaymakers B.conferenceattendeesC.architecturalfirms D.constructionworkers42.HHCC’sfinaldecisionwillbebasedonthebestdesignof________.A.thebasement B.thefirstfloor C.thegroundfloor D.thewholebuilding(C)Trustme—IamexpeditiondoctorEversinceIwasayoungchild,I’vehadatasteforadventure,butIneverimaginedI’dbeabletosatisfythispassionatregularintervalsbecauseofmychosencareer.Myworkasanexpedition(探險(xiǎn)隊(duì))doctorhastakenmeallovertheworld.However,myfavouritetrips,andtheonesinwhichInowspecialise,arethoseinvolvingmountains.NeverdoIfeelmoreinspiredbynaturethanwhenIlookupattheirtoweringpeaksandbegintopreparemyselfmentallyforthechallengesahead.ItrainedasadoctorintheUK,buttherewaslittleinthattrainingtopreparemeforbindingupabrokenlegduringastormonthesideofamountain!Infact,I’dsaythatmedicalskillscomesomewaydownthelistofjobrequirements,afterendurance,flexibility,problem-solvingandcommunication.Thiskindofmedicineisamillionmilesawayfromthecontrolled,germ-freeenvironmentofahospital,andyourmedicalkitbasicallyconsistsofwhateveryoucancarry,soyousometimeshavetobepreparedtoimprovise(即興做).Forexample,I’velearnedthatsomedrugscanbeusedforseveralconditions,andI’veevenhadtoresorttocuttingbranchesoffasmalltreetomakeasticktosupportabrokenarm.Thatisn’ttosaythatyoucan’ttraintobeanexpeditiondoctor;onthecontrary,therearesomeexcellentcoursesavailable.Notonlydotheyteachmedicaltechniques,butalsopracticalskillssuchascarryingoutriskassessments,crossingriverssafelyandusingsatellitephones.ThefirstcourseIdidincludedasessiononexpeditiondentistry,thoughImustadmitIstilldon’tliketheideaofpullingoutsomeone’stooth!Idomostofmyworkforadventureholidaycompanies,travellingtoremoteplaces.WhenIstartedout,theseholidayswerequiterare,buttheyhavebecomemuchmoremainstreamnowthatwe’veallseencelebritiesclimbingKilimanjaroorwatchedrealityshowsaboutpeoplesurvivinginjungles.Idohavemixedfeelingsaboutallthesepeoplewithlargeamountsofdisposableincomecomingtopoorareasjustfortheirownenjoyment,soItrytomakesurethatthecompaniesIworkforhavehighethicalstandardsandbenefitthelocalcommunities.Andofcourse,tourismprovidesemployment,andalsoopenstheeyesofrichvisitorstothehardshipthatmanypeopleareforcedtoendure.Irealisethatthiskindoflifeisn’tforeveryone,butI’drecommendthatalldoctorstryitatleastonce,ifonlytomakethemappreciatethecomfortsoftheirusualworkingenvironment!43.Theauthorfeelsthathehasbeen________.A.obligedtochoosehiscareer B.luckywithhisjobC.obsessedwithhisadventure D.inspiredbyhispatients44.Accordingtothepassage,whatcanbelearnedaboutmedicalskillsforanexpeditiondoctor?A.Theyarelessimportantthanpracticalskills.B.Theyarestrictlyrequiredasthemostimportant.C.Theyareadequatelyattainedinmedicalschools.D.Theyareanunderlyingpartofpracticalskills.45.Whydoexpeditiondoctorssometimeshavetouseunusualtechniques?A.Theykeeptheirequipmentinabackpack.B.Thingscanhappenthattheydon’texpect.C.Theydon’thavetheresourcesofahospital.D.Theyarerequiredbythepatientsonthetrip.46.Theauthorworksforethicalcompaniesbecause________.A.theyorganiseexpeditionsintheremoteareasheenjoysvisitingB.theyappreciatethecomfortsoftheunusualworkingenvironmentsC.hewantstomakesurethathisclientsaresafeatalltimesduringtheexpeditionD.hefeelsuncomfortableaboutthedifferencebetweenrichtouristsandpoorlocalpeopleSectionCDirections:Readthefollowingpassage.Fillineachblankwithapropersentencegiveninthebox.Eachsentencecanbeusedonlyonce.Notethattherearetwomoresentencesthanyouneed.A.ThusfarMonbiotandIagree.B.Monbiot’senthusiasmforcreatingfoodinlabsworriesme.C.ThatisbecauseIbelieveinthepotentialoffoodtobeaforceforgood.D.Regenerativefarminghasproduceduntestedfoodthroughsmall-scalefarms.E.Thehealthimpactofprocessedfoodsgetsverylittleattentionfromthegovernment.F.However,regardingthesolutionsneededtochangeourfarmingandfoodsystems,wehavedifferentviews.Eatingmeatisnotacrimeagainsttheplanet—ifit’sdonerightIhavehugeadmirationforGeorgeMonbiot,awell-knowncolumnist.HisworkhashighlightedtheurgentneedtoreduceourCO2emissionsandswitchtogreenerenergy.Hehasalsoshownintensivefarming’sroleinthedramaticlevelsofspeciesdeclineandbiodiversityloss.Muchofwhathewritesisinlinewithmystand.________47_________Itisundeniablethatthefarmingrevolutionofthe1950shasstartedawaronnature.Theseintensivewaysofproducingfoodarenotonlypollutingourlandandwaterways,butareheatingupourplanetandcontributingtoacrisisinhumanhealth.Weneedtochangethewayweeatandproducefood,andfast.________48________Butinarecentarticle,hewrotethatorganic,pasture-fedbeefandlambarethe“world’smostdamagingfarmproducts.”Hecriticises“chefsandfoodies”likemeforfocusingonregenerativegrazing—farmingthataimstorepair,rebuild,revitalizeandrestoreecosystemfunction.Hisalternativevisionincludesarevolutionincreatingfoodinlabsfrommicrobesandwater.Althoughnotopposedtotheideaoflab-grownfood,Iammuchmoreforsmall-scalecommunity-drivenfarming.________49________Methodsthatregenerativefarmersproposehaveshownhownon-intensivelivestock,whenmanagedwell,canincreasetopsoilmorethanpreviouslythought,whichcanthenbuildupbiomass(carbon)andkeeppreciousrainwater.AccordingtotheFoodandAgricultureOrganizationoftheUN,small-scalefarmerscurrentlyproduceaboutathirdofourfood.________50________Theseinventionsinnewfoodtechnologyareheavilypatented,pushingthefutureofourfoodsupplyfurtherintothehandsofanincreasinglysmallandpowerfulcollectionofmultinationalfoodplayers.Inourracetolookforbettersystemsoffoodproduction.Wecannotaffordtoignoretherisks.IV.SummaryWritingDirections:Readthefollowingpassage.Summarizethemainideaandthemainpoint(s)ofthepassageinnomorethan60words.Useyourownwordsasfaraspossible.51.TheproblemofelectronicwasteWehavegraduallycometorealisethatintwowaysinparticular,modernhi-techcanbebadfortheplanet.Thefirstisitsenergyuse;theworldwidescaleofinformationtechnologyissoenormousthatelectronicsnowproducefullytwopercentofglobalcarbonemissions,whichisaboutthesameasthehighlycontroversialemissionsofaeroplanes.Theotheristhehardware,whenitcomestotheendofitsnaturallife.This,increasingly,isprettyshort.Wehavehardlynoticedthisimportantstreamofwaste,somuchsothataGreenpeacereportontheuntracedandunreportede-wastetwoyearsagoreferredtoitas‘thehiddenflow’.Weneedtobeawareofit.ThelatestUnitedNationsEnvironmentProgramme(UNEP)reportestimatesthatworldwide,electronicwasteismountingbyabout40milliontonsayear.Sowhatcanwedoaboutit?TheEuropeanUnionhasrecognisedtheproblembyadoptingakeyprinciple:producerresponsibility.Inotherwords,makingitthedutyofmanufacturersofelectronicgoodstoensuretheirsafedisposalattheendoftheirlives.Inpractice,anEUregulationnowmeansthatelectronicsdealersmusteithertakebacktheequipmenttheysoldyou,orhelptofinanceanetworkofdrop-offpoints,suchaspublicrecyclingsites.Itsmainfeatureisquiteambitious:itaimstodealwith‘everythingwithaplug’.ThenewUNreportsuggeststhatallcountriescoulddosomethingabouttheproblemwithachangeindesign.GroupssuchasGreenpeacehaveledthewayinputtingpressureonmajormanufacturingcompaniestofindsubstitutesforthetoxicchemicalsinsidetheirproducts.Encouragingly,theyhavehadsomesuccessinforcingthemtodevelopnon-poisonousalternativestothese.Thismaybetherealwayforward.IV.TranslationDirections:TranslatethefollowingsentencesintoEnglish,usingthewordsgiveninthebrackets.52．正是其產(chǎn)品始終如一、堅(jiān)如磐石的品質(zhì)，這家國產(chǎn)電子元器件公司才能夠馳名中外，成為行業(yè)標(biāo)桿。(It)53．每當(dāng)身邊有人提到那個(gè)女孩，他總是會臉紅撲撲地抓耳撓腮，腦海里浮現(xiàn)出無限過去一起度過的美好的瞬間，感慨道：“物是人非事事休”。(sigh)54．我沒有料到這居然是我畢業(yè)前與趙老師的最后一次見面，他去支教了，把教育的火炬從上海帶到云南，在那個(gè)遙遠(yuǎn)的地方點(diǎn)燃更多渴求知識的孩子的生命。(strike)55．這家頗具歐式浪漫之都魅力的甜品店，以馥郁的黃油香氣與靚麗的視覺體驗(yàn)為特色，一經(jīng)開業(yè)，門口就車水馬龍，讓這條差點(diǎn)退出歷史舞臺的商業(yè)街煥發(fā)第二春。(feature)V.GuidedWritingDirections:WriteanEnglishcompositionin120-150wordsaccordingtotheinstructionsgivenbelowinChinese.56. 假設(shè)你是明啟中學(xué)高三學(xué)生李明，在本學(xué)期學(xué)校英語報(bào)的“TROUBLESHOOTER(排憂解難)”專欄讀到Lynn的來信（內(nèi)容如下），你通過該專欄給Lynn寫一封回信，提供建議，幫助他改變父母的想法。你的回信須包括：(1)你的建議；(2)你的理由。

KeysforreferenceI.GrammarandVocabularySectionAwhohasbeenpraisedbetweensetbecause/as/sincecreatedidtoproducerepresentingmostcomplexSectionBB.distinctionK.textingI.shockG.mixtureF.liveH.perspectiveE.interveningJ.spaceC.e