（一模）东北三省三校2025年高三第一次联合模拟考试英语试卷（含答案详解）

20252025年高三第一次联合模拟考试英语英语辽宁省实验中学注意事项：1.答卷前，考生务必将自己的姓名、准考证号填写在答题卡上。2.回答选择题时，选出每小题答案后，用铅笔把答题卡上对应题目的答案标号涂黑。如需改动，用橡皮擦干净后，再选涂其它答案标号。回答非选择题时，将答案写在答题卡上，写在本试卷上无效。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，并标在试卷的相应位置。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.Whatdidthespeakersdo?A.Theytookphotos.B.Theyreportedastorm.C.Theycleanedthepark.2.Whathasthemanbeendoing?A.Doinghiswork.B.Reviewingfortests.C.Planningforhisvacation.3.Wheredoestheconversationtakeplace?A.Inthestreet.B.Inastore.C.Inthewoman'soffice.4.Whatwillthemandonextmonth?A.Workwiththewoman.B.Turninhisresignationletter.C.Devotehimselftohisownbusiness.5.Howdidthewomanspendhervacation?A.Shedidsomegardening.B.Shewalkedaroundherplace.C.Sheenjoyedthegardenscenery.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，并标在试卷的相应位置。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，各个小题将给出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.Whatkindofcardidthemanbook?A.Amid-sizecar.B.Asmallcar.C.AnSUV.7.Whatdoesthemanhavetodoatlast?A.Cancelthereservation.B.Changetoanothermodel.C.Waitforthedesiredcar.听第7段材料，回答第8、9题。8.WhydidBillyperformpoorlylastyear?A.Hedidn'tadapttothenewschool.B.Hedidn'tgethelpfromhisfamily.C.Hewasnotwillingtotryhisbest.9.WhatisBillyweakat?A.Writing.B.Spelling.C.Reading.听第8段材料，回答第10至12题。10.Whatdoesthewomansayaboutthefirstpackage?A.Itisbasicandslow.B.Itincludesawirelessrouter.C.Itoffersafreepersonalfirewall.11.Howmuchwillthemanpayeachmonth?A.$30.B.$50.C.$100.12.Whydoesthewomansaythemanislucky?A.Thepackagepriceislower.B.Thependriveischeaper.C.Thesetting-upisfree.听第9段材料，回答第13至16题。13.WhatfirstimpressiondidBonnieleaveonthewoman?A.Shewasthoughtful.B.Shewasquiet.C.Shewassmart.14.WhatdidthemanaskBonnietodo?A.Tosharesnacks.B.Tojointhestudygroup.C.Toattendaweekendactivity.15.WhatisJennygoodat?A.Hiking.B.Cooking.C.Communicating.16.Whathappenedtothewomanlastweek?A.Shedidn'tfeelwell.B.Shemissedthehikingtrip.C.Shefailedtojointheclassdiscussion.听第10段材料,回答第17至20题。17.Whatisthecommonbeliefaboutourbrain'sprocessingspeed?A.Itreachesitspeakattheageof20.B.Itdoesn'tdecreasebefore40.C.Itremainsconstantuntil60.18.Whatwastheagerangeofthepeopleincludedinthestudy?A.From10to60.B.From20to80.C.From10to80.19.WhydoolderpeoplemakedecisionmoreslowlyaccordingtoDr.vonKrause?A.Theybecomemorecareful.B.Theyprocessinformationslower.C.Theyneedmoretimetogetinformation.20.Whatbenefitcanpeoplegetfromthestudy?A.Itmayhelpincreasethementalprocessingspeed.B.Itmayimprovepeople'sabilitytoconcentrate.C.Itmaycontributetotheresearchondiseases.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。ABestNYCFoodToursNewYorkCityhasabundantdeliciousfood,butchoosingcanbeoverwhelmingforvisitors.Foodtoursareagoodwaytonarrowthesearch.Herearesometopones:OriginalBrooklynPizzaTourPrice:Adultsfrom$105;kidsfrom$95Duration:4.5hoursDuringthenearlyfive-hourouting,you'llboardabusfromManhattantoBrooklynwhereyou’llenjoyNeapolitan-stylepizzaandSicilian-stylepizza.Travelersappreciatethemanystopsforphotosandthecomfortablebus.ThetouristypicallyavailableWednesdayandFridaythroughMondayat11a.m.NYCBagelTourPrice:From$59Duration:2hoursYoucantastethebestbagelsintheworldonthisroughly1-milewalkingtour.Ifyouareinterestedinvegetarian,dairy-freeoptions,justnotifyNYCBagelToursinadvance.Touravailabilityvariesbyseason,andmosttoursdepartat11a.m.NYCBagelToursalsoofferprivatetoursandhighlyratedbagelbakingclasses.ImmigrantCuisineTourPrice:From$69Duration:3hoursThistourshowstheimpactofimmigrantsandthecuisinetheybroughttoNewYork.ThetourweavesaroundtheLowerEastSide,LittleItalyandChinatown.Asyourguideprovideshistoricalcontextofthevariousneighborhoods,you'llsampledumplings,knishes,pretzelsandcheese,amongotherdeliciousbites.Toursareoffereddailyat10a.m.ChelseaMarketTourPrice:Adultsfrom$79;kidsfrom$55Duration:3hoursSampleoneofthecity'sbesthotdogs,Brooklyn-madeicecreamandmoreonthistourofChelseaMarket.Thetourincludessixon-the-gotastingsandtwoseatedtastings.ThetourisofferedTuesdaythroughSundayat11a.m.and2:30p.m.;additionaltourtimesmaybeavailabledependingonthemonth.21.WhatcanwelearnaboutNYCBagelTour?A.Italwaysdepartsatthesametime.B.Itinvolvesexactly1-milewalkingtour.C.Itprovidesoptionsforspecialdietaryneeds.D.Itonlyconductspublicgrouptours.22.Whichtourprovidestheopportunitytolearnaboutthehistoryofdifferentneighborhoods?A.OriginalBrooklynPizzaTour.B.NYCBagelTour.C.ImmigrantCuisineTour.D.ChelseaMarketTour.23.Wherecanthetextbefound?A.Inahistorytextbook.B.Inascientificreport.C.Inafashionmagazine.D.Inatravelbrochure.BUntilrecently,mostevenings,aftermykidhadfinallyfallenasleep,Iwouldsinkintothesofa,turnonNetflix,andwatchepisodeafterepisodeuntileithermyexhaustionormyhusbandwouldcalltimeonthispitifulsight.Turningthetelevisionoff,I'dexperienceasurgeofself-disgustathowdrymyeyesfelt,anddisappointmentthatthewholeeveninghaddisappeared.Iwouldbemomentarilybutoverwhelminglysurprisedbymyre-entryintoaworldinwhichtherewerenosocially-awkward-but-brilliantprivatedetectives,butjustadishwasherthatneededloadingandachildwhowouldbewakingalltoosoon.Ifeltcrushedbythisreturntomylife.IstartedtothinkmoreaboutwhatwashappeningasIturnedtheTVon—whyIwouldplantowatchjustoneepisode,butwhenIcametotheendofit,I'dfindmyselfunabletostop.ItwasasifIhadnospaceinmymindtomakeanyotherchoice;Iwasswallowingupepisodeswithoutdigestingthem,withoutevenchewingthemover,swallowingeachonewhole.ThereisawayofconsumingTV,andperhapseverything,thatmakesitverydifficulttofeelwhatthe“rightamount”is,becauseitismoreaboutgettingawayfromsomething,ratherthandigestingsomething.Ofcourse,weallneedalittleescapismeverynowandthen.Butifweescapeourselvescompletely,andfortoolong,wecanlosetouchwiththeordinary,deeplymeaningfulmomentsofourday-to-daylives,suchascookinganicemealfordinner.BetweenmychildandmyjobandmyodddetectiveTVshows,Ihavenotbeenverygoodatcooking.EatinghascometofeellikesomethingIdotosurvive,ratherthansomethingIenjoy.I'velostmyappetite——notinthesenseofnotbeinghungry,butinthesenseoflosingcontactwithapartofmyself—myappetiteforlife.Recently,IdecidedtohaveanightofffromwatchingTV.Ididn'tturnitonandIwasamazedbyhowmuchtimeIhad.Itidiedthekitchenandfeltsatisfiedbytheordinary,everydayexperienceofcontributingsomethingusefultofamilylife,ratherthanescapingit.IfeltIwantedmoreeveningslikethat,andnotsomanylostinTV.Butdoesithavetobeallornothing?OrcanIstayincontactwithmyappetiteandfindmywaytoanamountthatfeelsright?24.WhydidtheauthorfeeldisappointedwhenturningtheTVoff?A.Becausehereyesfeltdry.B.Becauseherchildwouldwakesoon.C.Becausethewholeeveninghadbeenwasted.D.Becauseherhusbandputanendtothenight.25.Whatmayhappenifweescapeourselvesthoroughly?A.GettingawayfromwatchingTV.B.Missingdailyhighlights.C.Avoidingachancetosurvive.D.Losingtouchwithdetectives.26.Whichofthefollowingcanbestdescribetheauthor?A.Self-reflectiveandsensible.B.Self-contentandhonest.C.Thoughtfulandmodest.D.Talentedandpassionate.27.Whatcanbethebesttitleforthetext?A.Whatisawastefulnight?B.Howcanyourelaxatnight?C.Howcanyouregainyourappetiteforlife?D.Whatdoyoufeelexhaustedabout?CWhenKariLeibowitzfirstarrivedintheNorwegiancityofTromsø,shewasbothattractedby,andfearfulof,theapproachingwinter.TwohundredmilesnorthoftheArcticCircle,thecitydoesnotseethesunfrommid-Novembertomid-January,afarcryfromStanford,California,whereshehadbeenstudyingbeforetravellingtoNorway.Inmanycountries,theshortdaysofwinterarethoughttocauselowmood,yetTromsø’sresidentsdonotshowthesimilarwintertimedepression.Asapsychologist,Leibowitzwascuriousaboutthewaystheylivedwiththelong“polarnight”.Previousresearchshowsthatpeoplewhoseestressfuleventsas“challenges”,withanopportunitytolearnandadapt,tendtocopemuchbetterthanthosewhofocusmoreonthethreateningaspects—likethepossibilityoffailureorembarrassment.Totestwhetheradifferentoutlookcouldalsoexplaintheresilience(适应力)ofTromsø’sresidents,Leibowitzdesignedthe“wintertimemindsetscale”,askingparticipantstoratehowmuchtheyagreedordisagreedwithstatementsaboutwintersuchas“Ilovethecozinessofwinter.”and“Winterisboring.”Shefoundthatparticipants’answerspredictedtheirwell-beingoverthecomingmonths:themoretheysawthewinterasanexcitingopportunitytoenjoyanicyclimate,thehigherlevelsofoverallmentalhealththeyhave.Besides,Leibowitzfoundthattheseattitudesactuallyincreasewithlatitude(纬度)——thepositivemindsetismostcommonwhereit'smostneeded.Indeed,manyofLeibowitz'sfriendsembracedthepossibilityofskiinginthemountains,orhavingawarmdrinkinthecandlelight.“Thereisthisinteractionbetweenthecultureyou'repartofandthemindsetgrowingoutofit,”saysJoarVittersø,Leibowitz'scolleagueattheArcticUniversityofTromsø.Soon,Leibowitzfoundherownmindsetshifting:Shelearnedtolovelongwalkswithaheadlampguidingherpath,andcametoappreciatethe“soft,peaceful”appearanceofthecityinthedarkness.“Mostpeoplejusthatethewinterandfeellikethere'snothingtheycandoaboutit...Butonceyouputitinpeople'sheadsthattheyhavecontrolovertheirmindset,that'swhensomethingpowerfulhappens,”saysLeibowitz.28.WhatdoweknowabouttheresidentsofTromsø?A.Theyarelongingforthecomingwinter.B.Theyseewinterasanopportunitytoworkout.C.Theyarelikelytobecomedepressedinwinter.D.Theyareseldominfluencedbywinterstress.29.WhydidLeibowitzcarryoutherresearch?A.Toprovewintertimedepressionasachallenge.B.Tosuggestthewaystodealwiththehardwinter.C.TofindoutwhethertheprevioustheoryappliestoTromsø.D.Tohelpthelocalinhabitantsgetthroughthelongpolarnight.30.WhatcanweconcludefromLeibowitz'sfindings?A.Apositivemindsetmayindicateahighlifesatisfactioninwinter.B.Winterofferspeopleabetteropportunitytointeractwithfriends.C.Peopleinhighlatitudearelessoptimisticwhenfacinglongdarknights.D.Tromsø'sresidentsarenegativelyinfluencedbytheenvironment.31.WhichofthefollowingwillLeibowitzmostprobablyagreewith?A.Peoplehatewinterbecausetheycandonothing.B.Longwalkshelptochangepeople'smindset.C.Awarenessofcontrolovermindsetmakesadifference.D.It'sofgreatfuntoskiinthewintermountains.DInadrawingroominruralOxfordshire,anartistslowlyanddeliberatelyputspentopaper.Herarmmovesacrossthecanvas,themarksgraduallyintegratingintoaportraitofherself.Itseemslikeamomentofcreativeexpression.Butthisisnoordinaryartist——sheistheworld'sfirsthumanoidrobotartist,Ai-Da.Bydesign,herveryexistencebringsintoquestionhowwedefineart,andwho,orinthiscase,what,cancreateit.WillAIalgorithms(算法)androbotslikeAi-Dameantheendofhumancreativityandartistry,orcantheystrengthenourowncreativepotential?WhenMarcelDuchampproposedthataurinal(小便池)beconsideredart,heflippedtheartworldonitshead.Inmuchthesameway,AI-createdartworksarechangingthestandardsoftheartworld,becausebothwerecontroversialandcontainobjectsthathaven'ttechnicallybeencreatedbyan“artist’s”hand.SomeonearguesthatahumanoidartistlikeAi-Darepresentssociety'scurrentfears——theriseofjob-stealingAIalgorithmsandpotentialrobotdomination.Buttechnologicalrevolutionslikeartificialintelligencedon'tnecessarilymeanthe“endofart”asmanyfear.Instead,theycanhelptokickstartanartistictransformationandmoveustowardsdifferentwaysofseeingandcreating.“AImightkickusintobeingcreativeagainashumans,”saysmathematicianduSautoy,whoseesitasapowerfulpartnerinthepursuitofhumancreativity.However,questionsofauthorshiphaunttheartificialintelligencestory.ArtistsHollyHerndonandMatDryhurstco-foundedSpawningAI,whichaimedatempoweringhumancreatorstoprohibitAIfromusingtheirworks.ButtherearealsoartistswhoseeAIasanewoutletfortheirowncreativity.Someartistsarenoweventrainingalgorithmsinanattempttopushtheirowncreativeboundaries.It'sclearthatAIalgorithmsandmachineslikeAi-Daarehavinganimpactontheartworld.Theirworksareexhibitedalongsidemoretraditionalformsofartworldwide.Nextyearwe’llseetheworld'sfirstAIartgalleryopenitsdoorsinLA.EvaJäger,thecreativeAIlead,isalsohelpingtobringAIarttothemasses,withaprogrammeofexhibitionsleadingtocriticaldiscussionabouttheimpactoftechnologyonart.Sheseesthecooperationbetweenhumanandmachineasaspaceforrealcreativepotential.32.Whatdoesthephrase“flippedtheartworldonitshead”inparagraph2probablymean?A.Overturnedtheartstandards.B.Dominatedtheartworld.C.Broadenedartists'horizons.D.Recognizedartists'wisdom.33.WhatinfluencewillAi-Dagenerateontheartworld?A.Itwillincreasethecommercialvalue.B.Itwillreplacehumanartistssoon.C.Itmayboosthumancreativity.D.Itmayhelpartistsprotecttheirworks.34.Whatcanbeinferredfromthelasttwoparagraphs?A.SpawningAIhelpsproducebetterartworks.B.SomeartiststrainedAItoworkforthem.C.AIartgallerywillwinovermorevisitors.D.EvalooksfavorablytothefutureofAI.35.What'stheauthor'spurposeinwritingthetext?A.ToarguethatAIwilleventuallyoutperformhumanartists.B.ToexploretheimpactofAIonartdefinitionandcreativity.C.TopromotetheideathatartworkscreatedbyAIlacksvalue.D.Torecordthehistoryofartmovementsandtheirsignificance.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能填入空白处的最佳选项。选项中有两项为多余选项。Glitter(闪光纸屑)iswidelyusedtodecorateclothing,arts,andsoon.Duringfestivalsandcelebrations,itbringsjoyandexcitement,creatingadazzlingatmospherethatunitespeopleinthecelebration.36Itisnecessarytoknowwhy.37Theglitteryouusedforyourdecorationsadecadeagoprobablystillexistsnow.Anditmakesproductsthatyoumaynormallywishtorecycle,suchaswrappingpaper,nolongerrecyclable.ThisiswhytheUKgovernmenthasbannedtoputshinyorglitteryChristmascardsorwrappingpaperinrecyclingbags.Besides,duetoitssize,lotsofplasticglitterwillunavoidablymakeitswayintowater,rivers,andeventuallytheoceans.38Thishasbeenshowntosignificantlyimpactthereproductionratesofoyster(牡蛎)andmakeotheranimalslessactive,morelikelytobeeatenandlesslikelytothrive.Glitteralsocontributestotheincreasingmicroplasticsinsidehumanbodies.39Asidefromdirectlyfindingitswayintoourfoodfromglitterycardsanddecorations,it'sconsumedbyfish,shellfish,seabirdsandothermarinelife,thuspassingthroughthefoodchainandeventuallyreachingusandharmingourhealth.Whilerestrictingglitterisonlyanextremelysmallstepinaddressingthebroadermicroplasticproblem,theEuropeanUnionhastakentheleadinthis.LeadingUKretailer(零售商)suchasMorrisonsshouldbepraisedfortakingastandandgoingcompletelyglitterfree.40Butifwearetoprotectourplanet,nostepistoosmall.A.Thismeansitgetseverywhere.B.Lifeinthesewaterbodiesoftenmistakesitforfood.C.ButitisnowofficiallybannedintheEuropeanUnion.D.Thematerialsusedtomakeglitterareknowntoharmhumanhealth.E.Growingresearchsuggestsglitterendsupbackonourdinnertables.F.Banningglitterobviouslywon'tcompletelysavetheclimateoranimals.G.Theproblemwithglittersisthatitisamicroplasticthatdoesn'tbreakdownnaturally.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，从短文后各题所给的A、B、C、D四个选项中选出可以填入空白处的最佳选项。Iwasgoingthroughacuteanxiety,whichcausedmybodytorespondinafrighteningway.Ifearedsomethingwaswrongwithmyheart,soIturnedto41forhelp.Witha29-year-oldpatientattheoffice,thecardiologist(心脏病科专家)seemed42,asIwasprobablynothisusualtypeofpatient.Hefranklytoldme,“Ican'ttellyouwhatthelittlethingyoufeelinyourchestis.”He43myconcerns,offerednosympathy,andsentmehome.Ifelt44thatI'dwastedhisvaluabletimeandIwasmoreanxiousthanI'dbeenbefore.Withtearsinmyeves.Itoldtheseconddoctorthatlfeltmessedup,Thedoctoristened45,pulledhischairupbesidemeandgently46me.Hesaid,“We’regoingtodoeverythingwecantocheckyouandmakesurenothingis47,andIthinkwhatyou'remostprobablyexperiencingisanxiety.”Hespoketomecompassionately,andwithfull48communicatedwithmenever49metofeelguiltyorfoolish.Hecaredforme,listenedtölme,andunderstoodme.Mostimportantly,Ifelthehadmybest50inmindandhewashelpingmesortoutwhatwasbotheringme.Afterthat,Ifeltlikemostofmysymptomsanddiscomfort52.Yearslater,Irecognizedthe53ofDoctor2'ssympatheticresponseandDoctor1'sinaction.AndIthinkourmedical54shouldgobeyondthepurephysical,andsometimesweshould55thepsychologicalone,too.41.A.colleagues B.relatives C.friends D.professionals42.A.embarrassed B.confused C.worried D.disappointed43.A.figuredout B.brushedaside C.gotacross D.putforward44.A.dissatisfied B.astonished C.ashamed D.annoyed45.A.selectively B.automatically C.desperately D.attentively46. A.comforted B.judged C.observed D.amused47.A.approaching B.blaming C.waiting D.happening48.A.imagination B.description C.comprehension D.expectation49.A.required B.caused C.reminded D.prepared50.A.interests B.lessons C.beliefs D.suggestions51.A.addictedto B.accustomedto C.gratefulfor D.committedto52.A.disappeared B.worsened C.developed D.counted53.A.relationship B.profit C.impact D.attempt54.A.choice B.treatment C.skill D.supply55.A.value B.adapt C.share D.benefit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。Alongscroll(卷轴)ofthe“AlongtheRiverDuringtheQingmingFestival,”aniconicpaintingoftheNorthernSongDynasty,constructedstraightfromLEGObricks,hasbeen56displaysinceSep25th.Covering47squaremeters,thisLEGOexhibit,hasdelicatelypiecedtogetheramarvelousworld57theoldandthenewmeet.“Werolledoutthisexhibitmainly58(promote)traditionalChineseculturethroughcreativeevents,in59waythatismoreentertainingandappealingtoyoungpeople,”saidTaniaWan,deputygeneralmanagerofBankofChina,whichstartedtheprogram.Aspeople。walkalongthescroll60(make)fromupto3millionLEGObricks,theycanpicture(they)inbusystreetscenturiesago,wherevendorsweresellingmelonsandkidswereplayinghide-and-seek.“Thereweredepictions(描画)ofpeopleinall62(walk)oflifegoingabouttheirdailyactivitiesandnotwoobjectswereidentical,”aHongKonglocalsurnamedChungtoldXinhua.However,AndyHung,theprogramdirector,wasfarfromsatisfied.He63(admit)therewerestilldetailsunrestoredduetothelimitationofLEGOindisplayinghumanfigures.Iam64(simple)demonstratingtraditionalculturewithmyworks,andlettoys65(tell)traditionalculture,”Hungsaid.第四部分写作(共两节，满分40分)第一节(满分15分)假定你是校学生会体育部长李华，你校将举办以“快乐体育，健康生活”为主题的体育节活动。请你给学校的交换生Mike写邮件邀请他参加。内容包括：1.活动的目的；2.活动的相关信息。注意：1.词数80左右;2.可以适当增加细节，以使行文连贯；DearMike,Yours,LiHua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续写两段，使之构成一篇完整的短文。Ashleyranhomefromschool.Thanksgivingmeantfourdaysoff.DrivingfromOhiotoMinnesotatookoneday,soshecouldspendtwowholedayswithEmily.Ashleyhadn'tseenEmilyforfivemonths—notsinceAshleyhadmovedtoOhio.Itfeltlikeforever.Overthephone,EmilytalkedalotaboutagirlnamedIsabella.WasIsabellaEmily'snewbestfriend?No,Ashleydecided.Shecouldn'tbe.OnlyAshleyknewhowtomakeEmily'sfavoritedessert—strawberry-applepie.Ashleycouldn'twaittogetbacktoMinnesota.Sheranintothelivingroom.“CanIstartpackingthecar?Wesaidwe'dleaveby4:00.”Momglancedupfromhercomputer.“There'sagoodchanceofsnow.”“Theforecastmustbewrong.IpromisedEmilyI'dcome,”Ashleysaid.Mompushedherchairbackandsighed,“We’llhopeforgoodweatherbutwe’llstopifitsnows.”“I’llkeepmyfingerscrossed,”Ashleysaid,“Nothingwillgowrong.”Buteverythingdidgowrong.Snowbegantofall.Littleflakesatfirst,thenbigclumps.Thefreewayhadnoplacetostop.Thewindshieldwipers(雨刷器)couldhardlykeepup.Mompulledintoarestarea.“We’llstayhereuntiltheroadsareclear.”“It'sThanksgiving.IbroughtEmily'sfavoritepie.She'scountingonme.”Ashleyfelthertearswellingupintheeyes.Momsqueezed(攥紧)Ashley'shand.“I'msorry,sweetie.Wecaneatpietomorrow.”“Wherewillwestay?”Mumreplied,“Thereststophasahall.Wecansleeponthefloor.Grabyourblanketandpillow.It'llbefun,likecamping.”AshleyhurriedoutofthecarandfollowedclosebehindMom.Theystumbledintothehall.Ashleystampedherfeet,andsnowslippedontothefloor.Inthemiddleofthehall,amansatbetweentwolittleboysonablanket.Agirlsatwithherparentsonanotherblanketnexttothem.“Hello,”saidMom.“Hi,”saidthegirl.“Welcome.CometoshareourThanksgivingdinner,”saidthefatherofthetwoyoungboys.Hepulledsandwichesoutofacoolerandsetthemontheblanket.注意：1.续写词数为150左右；2.请按如下格式作答。Para.1:“Beefsoupandstuffeddumplings,”thegirlpointedtotheirfoodontheblanket,invitingthemtojoin.Para.2:Onhearinghernewfriend'swish,AshleythoughtaboutEmily'sstrawberry-applepieinthecar.哈尔滨师大附中东北师大附中辽宁省实验中学2025年高三第一次联合模拟考试英语答案听力1-5CBACC6-10ABABA11-15BCBCB16-20AACAC阅读理解21-23CCD24-27CBAC28-31DCAC32-35ACDB七选五36-40CGBEF完形填空41-45DBBCD46-50ADCBA51-55DACBA语法填空56.on57.where58.topromote59.a60.made61.themselves62.walks63.admitted64.simply65.tell应用文参考范文DearMike,Ihopethisemailfindsyouwell.I'mLiHua,theSportsMinisteroftheStudentUnion.I'mexcitedtoinviteyoutoourupcomingSportsFestival,themed“HappySports,HealthyLife.”Theeventaimstopromotephysicalfitness,teamwork,andapositiveattitudetowardssportsamongstudents.ThefestivalwilltakeplaceonNovember15thattheschoolsportsfield.Activitiesincludebasketballmatches,relayraces,tug-of-war,andfungameslikefrisbeeandobstaclecourses.Nopriorexperienceisnecessary—thefestivalisopentoeveryone.Hopefully,it'sagreatopportunitytohavefun,makenewfriends,andstayactive.wewouldbethrilledifyouareinterestedinjoiningusandsharinginthefunexperience.Ifyouhaveanyquestions,pleasefeelfreetoaskinyouremailorreachouttomedirectly.Yours,LiHua读后续写参考范文“Beefsoupandstuffeddumplings,”thegirlpointedtotheirfoodontheblanket,invitingthemtojoin.Watchingthefood,Ashleyfeltherstomachrumblingandswallowedhard.Theoffersfromthemwerekind,andAshleyfeltasenseofgratitude.Exchangingknowingglances,sheandMomacceptedtheinvitationtoshareThanksgivingdinnerwiththisunexpectedgroupofstrangers.“We'llbuywaterandsodasfromthevendingmachine.”thegirlsmiledatAshley.“Nowallweneedisdessert.Wherecanwegetit?”thegirlsighed.AshleythoughtaboutEmily'sstrawberry-applepieinthecar:“Mom,doyouthinkEmilywouldbeOKifIsharedthepietoday?”AshleywhisperedtoMum.MumsoftlycuppedAshley'sconfusedfaceinherhands.“IthinkEmilywouldunderstand,honey.Bestfriendsalwayslisten.”Ashleynodded,feelingalittlebetter.Shesaidtothegirl,“Wehaveapie.”Thegirl'seyeslitup.“Pie?Thatsoundsamazing!”Featheryflakesofsnowdancinginthewind,AshleyandMumfetchedthepieandtheyenjoyedthespecialThanksgivingdinnertogetherwiththeseunexpectedkindstrangers.(Text1)M:That'sfantastic!Severalreporterstookphotosthroughouttheevent.It'sgreattogetsomuchcoverageofourcharity'sefforts.W:Exactly.Nowalloftherubbishfromthestormhasbeenre