青海省西宁市大通县2024-2025学年高三上学期期中考试英语检测试题（附答案）

青海省西宁市大通县2024-2025学年高三上学期期中考试英语检测试题第一部分听力(共两节，满分30分)做题时，先将答案标在试卷上。录音内容结束后，你将有两分钟的时间将试卷上的答案转涂到答题卡上。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。每段对话仅读一遍。例：Howmuchistheshirt?A.£19.15.

B.£9.18.

C.£9.15.答案是C。1．Whyisthemanworried?A．Hehastoreadalot.B．Hedoesn’tlikehistory.C．Hecan’tgetthebooksheneeds.2．Howlongdoesittaketogettotherestaurantnow?A．10minutes. B．30minutes. C．40minutes.3．Whatwillthewomanprobablydonext?A．Helpthemanlookathisreport.B．Gotobuyglasses.C．Gotorepairherglasses.4．Whowilltakeanexamtomorrow?A．MrsPeters. B．Theman’sson. C．Thewoman’sson.5．Wheredoestheconversationmostlikelytakeplace?A．Onatrain. B．Atarailwaystation. C．Inthecottonfield.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。听下面一段较长对话，回答以下小题。6．Whatwillthewomandotonight?A．Dosomesports. B．Readabook. C．Walkinthepark.7．HowdoesthemanfeelaboutVictorHugo’sfirstnovel?A．Hard. B．Boring. C．Attractive.听下面一段较长对话，回答以下小题。8．WhatdidKendojustnow?A．Hedidhishomework.B．Hewasonduty.C．Hefoundanewhobby.9．Whatistherelationshipbetweenthespeakers?A．Sisterandbrother. B．Teacherandstudent. C．Employeeandboss.听下面一段较长对话，回答以下小题。10．WhatisCityDaily?A．ATVprogram. B．Anewper. C．Aradioprogram.11．Wheredidthewomanfindthepassport?A．Onawaitingbench. B．Ontheground. C．Onthetrain.12．Whatistheowner’spassportnumber?A．It’sE. B．It’sE. C．It’sE.听下面一段较长对话，回答以下小题。13．Whatistheman’srequest?A．Askingforawaitinglist. B．Askingfortwinbeds. C．Askingforasingleroom.14．Whatischargedextramoneyintheroom?A．TheInternet. B．Localcalls. C．TV.15．Whatisneededtobringbeforelivingintheroom?A．Sheets. B．Desks. C．Chairs.16．Whatisprohibitedtobringintheroom?A．AsmallTVset. B．Amicrowave. C．Atelephone.听下面一段独白，回答以下小题。17．Whatisthespeakergoingtogetthisafternoon?A．Someclothes. B．Somefruits. C．Sometravelbooks.18．Wherewouldthespeaker’swifeliketogo?A．Asandybeach. B．Thecountryside. C．Amountain.19．Howlongdidtheman’sfriendhireacar?A．Fourweeks. B．Oneweek. C．Twoweeks.20．Whatwouldbethespeaker’swife’sideaaboutthesuggestionaboutgoingtoIreland?A．Shewouldrefuseit.B．Shewouldbeworriedaboutit.C．Shewouldlikeitverymuch.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。AContentWritingIntern(实习生)Tellstoryislookingfortalentedcontentwriters.Responsibilities:1.DiscoverinterestingcontentontheInternetandsuggestideasfororiginalstories.2.Writecreativearticles,followthenews,repackageitinasmarter,shareableway.3.Stayaheadofthesocialmediatrendbydiscoveringtrendingcontentonwebsites.4.Writecontentthathasthepotentialtogoviral.Requirements:1.Exceptionalwritingability.2.ExcellentcommandoftheEnglishlanguageandgrammar.3.Workingknowledgeofrelatedsoftware.4.Attentiontodetail.5.Well-versed(通晓的)incurrentaffairs,socialmediatrends,andnews.6.Basicknowledgeofphotoeditingsoftware(e.g.croppingimages,addingtext,etc.).Worktime:Youwillbeexpectedtoworkfrom9amto5pm,MondaytoFriday.Itisafull-timeremoteinternship,whichmeansthatifselectedaftertheinterview,youcanworkfromhomeorvirtuallyanywhereaslongasyou’reavailableduringourofficehours.Theworktimingsarenotflexible.Duration:6monthsStipend:8,000yuanpermonthStartdate:immediatelyHowtoapply:1.Writeashortarticleonthetopic“Friends”.2.Emailusthearticlealongwithyourresumeandsamplearticleat.3.Pleasemention“Internshipapplication—yourname”inyouremailsubjectline.21．Whatisadutyofthecontentwritingintern?A．Toprovideoriginalideas. B．Tomaketheeditorgoviral.C．Todiscovercreativearticles. D．Toconductin-personinterviews.22．Whatisnecessarytobeacontentwritingintern?A．Excellentcommandofphotography.B．Proficiencyincodinglanguages.C．Workexperiencerelatedtowriting.D．Basicphotoprocessingskills.23．Whatmustbeincludedinanapplication?A．Ashortarticleonfriends. B．Yoursampleresume.C．Yourdesiredsalary. D．Apersonalvideointroduction.BMelissaWolf’sclientscomeinallshapesandsizes.Somehavetwolegs,andsomehavefour.Allofthemneedasecondchance.WolfisthefounderofUnChained,anonprofitorganizationinnorthernCaliforniathatpairsvulnerableyoungpeoplewithabandonedorabuseddogsthathavebeenrescuedfromshelters.Theyouthlearntotrainthedogsinbasicskillsandbetterpreparethemforadoption.UnChained,foundedin2011,wasbornfromWolf’sownpassionandpersonalexperiences.Whenshewasinherearly20sandworkingforanonprofitinTexas,shewasshockedbytheanimalneglect(忽视)shewitnessedinsomeareas.“Ourkidsoftenshareverysimilarstoriestothedogs,andwebringthatintoourclasses.Manyofourkidshaveexperiencedriskfactorsthathaveledthemtotheliveswheretheyare,”Wolfsaid.“Theyexperiencejoy,anger,fearandloneliness.Whenyoungpeopleinourprogramcanunderstandthattheymayshareasimilarstorywithadoginneed,andhelpthatdogonapathtosuccess,itcantransformhowtheyseethemselvesandtheirfuture.”Theprogramfostersempathy,compassion,andresponsibilityasstudentstrainandbuildtrustwiththeirdesignated(认定的)dog.Attheendoftheeightweeks,thereisagraduationceremonywhereadopters,parents,andteachersgathertocelebratetheyoungpeopleanddogsalike.Andstudentsgettoshowguestswhatthey’vetaughttheirdogs.Byestablishinganemotionalconnectionandteachingyoungpeopleaboutadog’sneeds,Wolfsaysherteamseesachangeoccur.It’sawin-winforboththeyoungpersonandtheanimal.“Thereisalightingupofthosechildren’seyesandfaces,andwestarttoseethemagicthathappensandourkids’understandingthatdogsexperiencefeelingsverysimilartohumans,”Wolfsaid.24．WhatisthegoaloftheUnChainedprogram?A．Toprovidelegalaidforanimals.B．Totraintheyouthtopreparedogsforadoption.C．Toofferjobservicestotroubledteens.D．Topairtheyouthwithdogsforfriendship.25．WhichofthefollowingmotivatedWolftoestablishUnChained?A．Hercareerasadogtrainer.B．Avisionforanewpetadoptionmodel.C．Ageneralpassionforanimalrights.D．Herwitnesstoneglectedanimals.26．Whatdotheyouthdoatthegraduationceremony?A．Saygood-byetotheirparents.B．Presenttheiracademicprogress.C．Showtheirdogtrainingresults.D．Meetwithadoptivedogowners.27．HowdoesWolfsoundinthelastparagraph?A．Encouragedandsatisfied. B．Nervousandthrilled.C．Appreciativeandoptimistic. D．Reflectiveandhopeful.CItcomesasnosurprisetoanyonewhosweatedthroughit:2023wasanextremelyhotyearinhumanhistory.Accordingtoareport,theaveragesurfacetemperaturerosenearly0.2℃abovethepreviousrecord,setin2016,to1.48℃abovepre-industriallevels.OnlyAustraliawasredrecord-settingheat.Humanity’sburningoffossilfuelsisthedominantdriverofthelong-termtrend,butitisinsufficienttoexplainthesuddenriseintemperaturesin2023.OneworseningfactorwastheendofaLaNiñaclimatepattern,whichfrom2020to2022stirreduparisingamountofdeepcoldwaterintheeasternPacificOceanthatabsorbedheatandcontrolledglobaltemperatures.In2023,thepatternchangedintoanElNiñoevent,whichblanketedtheequatorialPacificwithwarmwatersandbegantoboostglobaltemperatures.Butthechangeisnotenoughtoexplainthetemperaturerecordfrom2023.Usually,ElNiñoplaysalargerroleinglobaltemperaturestheyearafteritstarts.TheeruptionofHungaTonga-HungaHa’apai,avolcanointheSouthPacificOcean,hasbeenasuspectintheglobaltemperaturejumpbecauseofthevastamountsofclimate-warmingwatervaporitinjectedintothestratosphere(平流层).Perhapsthebestexplanationfortheextrawarmingisthecontinueddropinlight-blockingpollutionassocietyshiftstocleanersourcesofenergy.In2022,satellitesbegantodetectthisdecreasefromce.Itcomesasnosurprisetoanyonewhosweatedthroughit:2023wasanextremelyhotyearinhumanhistory.Accordingtoareport,theaveragesurfacetemperaturerosenearly0.2℃abovethepreviousrecord,setin2016,to1.48℃abovepre-industriallevels.OnlyAustraliawasredrecord-settingheat.Humanity’sburningoffossilfuelsisthedominantdriverofthelong-termtrend,butitisinsufficienttoexplainthesuddenriseintemperaturesin2023.OneworseningfactorwastheendofaLaNiñaclimatepattern,whichfrom2020to2022stirreduparisingamountofdeepcoldwaterintheeasternPacificOceanthatabsorbedheatandcontrolledglobaltemperatures.In2023,thepatternchangedintoanElNiñoevent,whichblanketedtheequatorialPacificwithwarmwatersandbegantoboostglobaltemperatures.Butthechangeisnotenoughtoexplainthetemperaturerecordfrom2023.Usually,ElNiñoplaysalargerroleinglobaltemperaturestheyearafteritstarts.TheeruptionofHungaTonga-HungaHa’apai,avolcanointheSouthPacificOcean,hasbeenasuspectintheglobaltemperaturejumpbecauseofthevastamountsofclimate-warmingwatervaporitinjectedintothestratosphere(平流层).Perhapsthebestexplanationfortheextrawarmingisthecontinueddropinlight-blockingpollutionassocietyshiftstocleanersourcesofenergy.In2022,satellitesbegantodetectthisdecreasefromce.Themysteryof2023leavespredictionsfor2024lesscertainthanusual.ElNinomayraisetemperaturesfurther,brieflypushingtheworldpastthe1.5℃limitsettledbythe2015ParisAgreementtoprotectsmall-islandnationsfromthesea-levelspike.Butextremeheatwillagainhavetodevelopoverthenorthernoceansfortheworldtoexceedthelimit—hardlyasurebet.Regardless,thelong-termwarmingpatterniscertaintocontinue,asithasfordecades,untilfossilfuelburningends.28．Howdoestheauthorleadinthetopicofthetext?A．Bypresentingscientificresearch.B．Bystatingacommonphenomenon.C．BydeclaringAustralianrecord-settingheat.D．Byshowingtemperaturesfrom2016to2023.29．WhatcanwelearnaboutElNiñoin2023?A．Itmightcausedeepcoldwatertodecline.B．ItturnedintotheLaNiñaclimatepattern.C．Itmightimpactworldtemperaturesin2024.D．Itcontributedtotheextremeheatfrom2020to2022.30．Whatistheauthor’spurposeinwritingparagraph3?A．Toanalysepossiblereasonsforthe2023temperaturerise.B．Toanalysepotentialcausesofairpollutionin2022.C．Toanalysepotentialcausesofthevolcano’seruption.D．Toanalysepossiblereasonsforsatellitedetection.31．Whatdoestheunderlinedword“spike”inthelastparagraphprobablymean?A．Exploration. B．Pollution. C．Detection. D．Increase.DEventhoughartificialintelligence(AI)canpassthebarexam,topmedicaltestsandreadbedtimestorieswithemotion,itwillnevermatchthewondersofthehumanmindwithoutfirstmasteringtheartofsarcasm(讽刺).Butitseemsthatartwillbenextonthelistoftechnology'sastonishingcapabilities.ResearchersintheNetherlandshavebuiltanAI-drivensarcasmdetector.“Weareabletorecognizesarcasminareliableway,andwe’reeagertodevelopthatfurther,”saidMattColerattheUniversityofGroningen’sspeechtechnologylab.“Wewanttoseehowfarwecanpushit.”Thereismoretotheprojectthanteachingalgorithms(算法)thatsometimeseventhemostemotionalcommentscannotbetakenliterallyandmust,instead,beinterpretedastheexactopposite.Sarcasmaffectsourcommunicationmorethanwemightappreciate,sounderstandingitiscrucialifhumansandmachinesaretocommunicatesmoothly.“Whenyoustartstudyingsarcasm,youbecomeawareoftheextenttowhichweuseitaspartofournormalmodeofcommunication,”Colersaid.“Butwehavetospeaktoourdevicesinaveryliteralwaybecausewearetalkingtoarobot.Itdoesn’thavetobethisway.”InworkpresentedatajointmeetinginOttawa,XiyuanGao,aPhDstudentatthelab,describedhowthegrouptrainedaneural(神经的)networkontext,audio,andemotionalcontentofvideoscenesfromUSsituationcomedies.ThedatabasewascreatedbyresearchersintheUSandSingapore,whoexplainedsentencesfromtheTVshowswithsarcasmlabelstobuildtheirowndetector.Aftertrainingonthetext,audio,andemotionalcontentfromvariousscenes,AIdemonstratedanimpressiveabilitytodetectsarcasm.TheresultsshowedthatAIcouldidentifysarcasticremarksinunlabelledexchangesfromsituationcomediesnearly75%ofthetime,highlightingsignificantprogressinbridgingthecommunicationgapbetweenhumansandmachines.32．WhatisColer’sattitudetotheAI-drivensarcasmdetector?A．Modest. B．Optimistic. C．Critical. D．Indifferent.33．WhyisitnecessaryforAItounderstandsarcasm?A．Tocontrolhumans'emotions.B．Tomakehumansmoreunderstanding.C．Tofacilitatehuman-machineinteraction.D．TodeveloptheAI-drivensarcasmdetector.34．HowdoesAIgettrainedinsarcasm?A．Bysendingtext.B．Byteachingalgorithms.C．Byusingsomekindofdrama.D．Bywatchingsometalentshows.35．Whatisthebesttitleforthetext?A．TheAIDatabase:RecordingArtB．ANewFrontierofAI:DetectingSarcasmC．ReliableWays:MasteringtheArtofSarcasmD．AI:HighlightingtheSignificantProgressofHumans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。I’msurethatyouwouldagreethatnotwolivesareexactlythesame.Thisistruewithpeople’spersonalities,physicalfitness,intelligence,disabilities,routines,andmanyotheraspectsofourlives.36.Sure,wemayfindwehavealotofsimilaritieswithmanyotherpeoplebutwe’llneverfindsomeonethatisexactlythesameasus.I’mprettycertainthatyouwouldbegreatlysurprisedandmaybeevensupershockedifyoumetsomeonewholookedexactlylikeyouandtheirthinkingseemedtomatchyours.37.I’vevisitedtonsofcitiesandcountriesandhavemetthousandsofpeople,butI’venevermetanotherpersonjustlikeme.38.Theyareallunique.Iamalwaysamazedathowverydifferentpeoplecanbe,especiallyonceImeetandgettoknowthem.Ibelievethatitwouldmaketheworldasaferandbetterplaceifallhumanscoulddoalotoftraveling.It’sfunnyhowwethinkweknowwhatotherpeopleorothercultureswillbelikethethingswe’vereadfrombooksorwatchedfrommoviesorTVshows.39.Bybeingthere,wecanrealizethatwe’realljusthumanbeingsandnotsodifferent.Uniqueaspeopleare,ithelpstorealizethatweallsharebeinghumansandhavingreallyhumanexperiences,emotions,problems,andhopes.Iwishwecouldallappreciatethesecommonalitieswhilevaluingthefascinatinguniquenessthatweeachhave.40.A．Itstartedalongtimeago,whenIwasonly15B．I’vealwaysbeenveryimpressedbyuniqueindividualsC．Whiletraveling,I’vemetandseenagreatmanypeopleD．ItissuchapositivethingformethatIcanseetheworldbetterE．ButIthinkonlybybeingtherecanyoutrulyunderstandothersF．Butit’ssoveryunlikelythatameetinglikethatwouldeverhappenG．Ifso,humanscouldbemoresympathetic,understandingandsupportive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。Malcolm,ahumbleman,livedamodestlife.Hewaswiththesimplepleasuresthatbroughthimjoy.Helovedcricketandgreatsatisfactioninspendinghistimehelpingthehomeless.Despitehisquietandhumble,Malcolmdedicatedasignificantportionofhislifetoothers.Littledidanyoneknow,Malcolmwasaveryvaluableasset(资产)thatwouldcontinuehelpingpeopleevenafterhewasgone.Fortenyears,Malcolmvolunteeredatacharitydedicatedtosupportingthehomeless.Thefoundation600,000peopleayear,andMalcolmplayedapartinthisextraordinaryeffort.,Malcolm’shealthbegantogetworseafterhesufferedastroke(中风).Despitethechallengeshefaced,Malcolm’sremainedstrong,andeveninhisfinaldays,hewasthinkingofhowhecouldcontinuetohelpthoseinneed.Malcolmmadeadecisiontohishometohisfoundationashisfinalactofgenerosity.Malcolm’swentupforauction(拍卖)andfinallywassoldfor$4.5million!Allofthismoneywouldtothefoundation,providingthecharitywithasignificantboostinfunding.Malcolm’sactofgenerosityhadresultedinalife-changingdonationthatwouldhelpthefoundation’soperationsforyearstocome.Hislifetheideathatwealthisnotalwaysvisibleonthesurfaceandthataperson’strueareoftenfoundintheirheartandactions.41．A．angry B．familiar C．content D．busy42．A．found B．created C．restricted D．evaluated43．A．hobby B．nature C．schedule D．principle44．A．respecting B．admiring C．knowing D．serving45．A．actingas B．passingby C．sittingon D．givingup46．A．feeds B．lives C．treats D．wins47．A．Impatiently B．Irregularly C．Unusually D．Unfortunately48．A．spirit B．style C．secret D．limit49．A．quit B．leave C．sell D．rent50．A．car B．furniture C．house D．charity51．A．get B．go C．apply D．turn52．A．risky B．reliable C．clever D．quiet53．A．witness B．sustain C．challenge D．achieve54．A．pictured B．equipped C．mirrored D．chalked55．A．riches B．lights C．requests D．fines第二节(共10小题;每小题1.5分，满分10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。DidyounoticethattheParis2024Olympics’runningtrackwas,unusually,avibrantpurplecolour?Accordingtoorganisers,theredtrack,whichhaslongbeen56familiarsightinthegames,wasredesignedforamorestrikingand57(memory)event.Butthat’snottheonlydifference.58(make)Paris2024OlympicsthemostsustainableOlympicGamessofar,theathleticstrackmaker59(add)anewandunusualcomponent:musselshells(贻贝壳).Resilientflooring,likethatusedforrunningtracks,is60(typical)madefromcalciumcarbonate,acompoundfoundnaturallyinchalk,limestoneandmarble.It’susuallyobtainedthroughmining,61resultsincarbonemissionsaswellastonsofwasteendingupinlandfills.Thisyear,in62(cooperate)withanItalianfishingcooperative,themakerchosetorepurposediscardedmusselandclamshells,richincalciumcarbonate,fromtheMediterraneanSea.Accordingtothemaker,theresultingtracksignificantlyreducedenvironmentalimpact.Infact,thisyear’spurpletrack63(say)tobethefastestyet.Thekeytoitsspeed,saidtobetwopercentfaster64theTokyo2020Olympics’track,isalayerofhoneycombaircellsthathelptoabsorbandreturntheenergyofa65(runner)foot.第四部分写作(共两节，满分40分)第一节(满分15分)66．假定你是李华，你校乒乓球社要招新。请你写一则通知，发表到英语校刊电子版上，内容包括：1.招新要求；2.加入乒乓球社的益处；3.期待加入。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。JoinOurTableTennisClub_____________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________TheTableTennisClub第二节(满分25分)67．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。ItwasasunnyafternoonwhenIdecidedtoheadoutforshopping.IpackedupmysonandmydaughterLucyandheadedtoalocaldepartmentstoreforwhatIthoughtwouldbeanormaldayofshopping.WhenIarrived,Igrabbedacart(购物车)onmywayin,buckled(扣上)mysonintheseatandplacedLucyintheshoppingcart.Icouldseeheratalltimesthiswayandwashopingtoavoidchasingheraroundthestore.Atleast,that’swhatIthought.ShortlyafterIstartedshopping,Lucybegantolookpaleandunwell.Shewassittingintheshoppingcartandstartedcrying.Itriedtocomfortherandaskedwhatwaswrong,butshewastooyoungtoexpressherself.Shecontinuedcrying.Suddenly,shefainted.Igentlyliftedheroutofthecartandlaidherdownonthefloor,supportingherheadandmakingsureshewascomfortable.Thoughitlastedonlyafewseconds,itfeltlikeaneternity(极长的时间).Ikneltonthefloor,callinghername,hopingshewouldwakeup.Meanwhile,mysonwasstillintheshoppingcart,crying.MomentsafterLucyfainted,sheslowlyopenedhereyes.Iwassittingonthefloor,holdinghertightlyinmyarms.Iwasrelievedbutstillfeltfearful.Lucylookedpale.Atthatverymoment,acompletestrangerapproachedus.Shegentlyaskedifmydaughterwasokayandifweneededanyassistance.Isaidyestoher.Mysoncontinuedtocryloudlyfromtheshoppingcart,histinyfaceredanddistressed.Thekindstranger,seeingmystruggletomanagebothchildren,offeredtoholdmysonwhileIfocusedoncomfortingmydaughterandcalmingmyselfdown.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。IdecidedtogotoanearbydoctortogetLucycheckedout._____________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________Then,thestrangergotintoherowncarandfollowedmetothedoctor’soffice._____________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________

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