2025届河北省高考三下学期高考冲刺模拟考试（Ⅱ）英语试题（无答案）

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一、未知
Australia’s best fd twns deserve their reputatin when it cmes t new, innvative and just very tasty flavurs t give yur tastebuds just as much adventure.Denmark, WA
It might be a small twn, but Denmark has its fair share f award-winning restaurants. Yu’ll find it here whether yu’ re lking fr bakeries and fresh cffee r fine dining. Start with breakfast at lcal favurite, Mrs Jnes Cafe. Satisfy yur taste fr craft beer, hmegrwn wine and satisfying eats at Denmark Brewpub. Or dine n cmfrting dishes with lake views at The Lake Huse Denmark cellar dr, restaurant and cafe.Brme, WA
This little twn has a big reputatin fr its pearling histry, but in recent years it has been ding the mst with its fd scene, frm casual cafes and lcally made beer and wine t farmers’ markets and literally the best dinner views f Cable Beach.Castlemaine, Vic
Mve ver Daylesfrd, new chefs and restaurateurs have been making their way t the nearby reginal twn f Castlemaine. Discver frm ld favurites—— like the classic meals served at Bar Midland and the belved pizzas f Theatre Ryal—— t new inspiratins frm the Italian and French farmhuse meals being served at A Table Bistr.Trquay, Vic
Just abut anything yur tastebuds desire can be fund—— t a high standard—— in beachside Trquay. Enjy a lcal wine at lcal wineries. Or drink in style at Mr Archer Wine Bar. Get smething mre hearty int yur stmach at casual eateries like Little Things Big Things Cafe, Bb Sugar’s Asian cuisine r the classic Eur-style sandwiches f Mrtadeli.
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1．Where can yu enjy nvel dishes frm Italy?
A．In Denmark, WA．B．In Brme, WA．C．In Castlemaine, Vic.D．In Trquay, Vic.
2．What d Brme, WA and Trquay, Vic have in cmmn?
A．They are bth lcated near beaches.
B．They are bth famus fr pearling histry.
C．They are bth hme t award-winning restaurants.
D．They bth serve Asian and classic Eur-style fd.
3．Where is the text prbably taken frm?
A．A textbk.B．A newspaper.C．A website.D．A magazine.
Nw Aaryan Shuklahe is 14, and he recently set six new Guinness Wrld Recrds in a single day— all fr math prblems that mst peple wuld need a calculatr t slve.
Aaryan lives in the Indian state f Maharashtra. His parents knew he was gd with numbers as a child. When arund age six, he began ding math prblems— in his head. His parents fund that interesting— neither f them had any special math talents, s they started lking int mental calculatin.
It turns ut that lts f peple arund the wrld enjy ding difficult math prblems in their heads. Nt nly that, but there are cntests fcused n these mental calculatins. At these cntests, peple might add lts f fur-digit (四位) r five-di git numbers in their heads, r they might multiply r divide large numbers. Sme peple even calculate the “square rts” f large numbers. Withut a calculatr, mst peple wuld struggle t tell yu the square rt f 65,947, but smene like Aaryan can quickly tell yu that the answer is 256.80148. N paper. N calculatr.
When Aaryan was eight, his parents entered him in sme internatinal mental calculatin cntests, and he began winning. He was the verall winner again and again, and smewhere alng the way, peple began calling him a “Human Calculatr”. Aaryan als set a Guinness Wrld Recrd by crrectly adding up 50 five-digit numbers in just 25.19 secnds. Each number flashed n a screen fr nly half a secnd, and Aaryan added them all up. “It’s s fast that yu can’t think,” he says, “Yu just need t d the calculatins.”
Aaryan’s math skills are amazing, but they dn’t cme withut effrt. Aaryan says he practices several hurs a day, n tp f his schlwrk. But he als makes time fr ther things. He plays vide games, reads adventure and mystery bks, and likes t play cricket (板球).
4．What des paragraph 3 mainly talk abut?
A．The peple wh enjy ding difficult math prblems.
B．The definitin and calculatin f “square rts”.
C．The calculatin cntests and participants’ abilities.
D．The histry f cntests fcused n mental calculatins.
5．What makes it challenging fr Aaryan t add 50 five-digit numbers?
A．Having n paper r calculatr.B．Fast-displayed numbers.
C．Cmplex calculating prcess.D．Randmly-generated numbers.
6．Which f the fllwing can best describe Aaryan Shukla?
A．Talented.B．Reserved.C．Ambitius.D．Creative.
7．What is the best title fr this text?
A．Yung Mathematician: Winner f LifeB．Wrld Guinness: a Wrld f Geniuses
C．Mental Math Cntests: Way t SuccessD．Aaryan Shukla: The Human Calculatr
Scientists in Australia have used Artificial Intelligence (AI) t help them lcate a rare bird called the Plains-wanderer. This new infrmatin will help scientists prtect the birds, which are endangered.
The Plains-wanderer is a small bird that lives in Australia’s grasslands. Nt just any grasslands. Plains-wanderers are picky. There can’t be t much grass r t little. Zs Victria, the grup behind the recent effrt t lcate Plains-wanderers, says the birds’ number has fallen by ver 85% in recent decades as grasslands have been turned int farms and cities. Scientists believe there are nw nly 250 t 1,000 f the birds left in the wild. Scientists have put the species int a “family” all by itself, since there are n ther similar birds. The female Plains-wanderers are larger, and are in charge f prtecting the territry while the male birds are smaller and take care f the eggs.
T prtect these rare birds, scientists first had t learn where they were, s Zs Victria wrked with Queensland University f Technlgy n a plan t lcate the birds. Since Plains-wanderers were hard t spt, the team chse t “listen” fr the birds instead. Female Plains-wanderers make an unusual “Om” call, and this is the key t lcate them.
The researchers set up 35 special recrding devices called “sng meters” in nine different grassy areas where Plains-wanderers culd pssibly have been. Sng meters recrded all the sunds made in an area ver a lng perid f time. The sng meters cllected tens f thusands f hurs f recrdings——far mre than humans culd analyze. S the researchers fed the recrdings t an AI system trained t identify the calls f Plains-wanderers. The AI system discvered Plains-wanderer calls cming frm tw f the sites. The scientists duble-checked and fund that the AI system was crrect. Chris Hartnett, wh wrked with Zs Victria, said it was like “finding gld”.
The new infrmatin will help scientists prtect the birds. And the researchers are still “listening”— using sng meters and AI t try t lcate mre f these Gldilcks birds.
8．What is the primary cause fr the Plains-wanderers’ ppulatin decline?
A．Habitat lss.B．Climate change.C．Increased enemies.D．Lack f fd surces.
9．What can we knw abut Plains-wanderers frm paragraph 2?
A．Their physical characteristics are unique.B．They are the nly birds that live in grasslands.
C．They belng t a family with n clse relatives.D．The female are mre respnsible than the male.
10．What des the underlined sentence imply in paragraph 4?
A．The discvery is valuable.B．The birds prefer the grassland.
C．The birds are as expensive as gld.D．The prtectin f the birds is vital.
11．Why is AI essential in this research?
A．It predicts the future ppulatin trends.B．It replaces the need fr human scientists.
C．It prcesses amunts f sund data efficiently.D．It makes bird calls t attract Plains-wanderers.
Much has been written abut hw mdern lifestyles mean we are n lnger getting enugh sleep, unlike ur ancestrs living in less technlgically advanced times. Hwever, an analysis f 54 sleep studies has fund that peple in small, nn-industrialized scieties actually get less sleep than thse in mre industrialized regins.
It is ften assumed that the rise f electrnic devices like smartphnes means that peple tday are sleeping less than in the recent past. Many studies that reprt a decrease in sleep in the past few decades are based n asking peple hw lng they sleep, which is an unreliable measure. Research using mre reliable assessment tls, such as physical activity mnitrs, hasn’t fund a decrease ver recent decades. But these studies are dne in industrialized cuntries, leaving pen the questin f whether peple gt mre sleep prir t industrializatin.
The availability f wearable sleep mnitrs has made it easier t study sleep in nn-industrialized scieties. McKinnn and her clleague David Samsn have nw analyzed 54 sleep studies, cmparing sleeping habits in industrialized scieties, including the US, Australia and Sri Lanka, with thse in smaller, nn-industrialized cmmunities, including Indigenus peples in the Amazn, Madagascar and Tanna Island in the Pacific.
The 54 studies invlved direct measurements f sleep in peple aged 18 and ver wh had n serius health cnditins. The pair fund that in nn-industrialized scieties, the average was 6.4hurs, cmpared with 7.1 hurs in industrial scieties. They als fund that peple in nn-industrialized scieties were asleep fr 74 percent f the time they were in bed, cmpared with 88percent in industrial scieties, a measure knwn as sleep efficiency.
Samsn wes the higher sleep duratin and efficiency in industrialized scieties t safer and mre secure sleep cnditins. He remarks, “We n lnger need t wrry abut enemies r predatrs (捕食者) at night.” “While these studies invlve nly 866 peple in ttal, the data set is the mst cmprehensive yet,” says Samsn.
12．What is the miscnceptin abut sleep?
A．Peple with less advanced technlgies sleep less.
B．Peple in nn-industrialized scieties get less sleep.
C．The increasing use f phnes impacts sleep psitively.
D．Mdern lifestyles lead t a decrease in peple’s sleep time.
13．Hw did McKinnn and Samsn cnduct their research?
A．By analyzing previus studies n sleep.B．By cmparing the data set f sleep habits.
C．By recrding peple’s sleep time directly.D．By measuring sleep duratin and efficiency.
14．What can be learned frm McKinnn and Samn’s analysis?
A．Americans have lwer sleep efficiency.
B．Sri Lankans sleep 6.4 hurs per day n average.
C．Amazns enjy safe and secure sleep cnditins.
D．Tanna Islanders have less sleep than Australians.
15．What is Samsn’s attitude twards the 54 studies?
A．Dubtful.B．Cautius.C．Dismissive.D．Apprving.
Hw t Ensure Wild Animals’ Rights t Live Wild and Free
Often, wild animals are seen as gds t be used, rather than living beings wh can feel fear ana pain. As humans, we have a respnsibility t prtect wildlife and their habitats. We must make this generatin f wild animals the last t suffer the cruelty f human actins.
Research shws abut 5.5 billin wild animals are explited (剥削) cmmercially n wildlife farms t meet demands in turism, fashin and ther industries. 16 Mrever, there is an astnishing lack f enugh mnitring acrss these glbal industries. 17
Imprving animal welfare is a valuable investment in prtecting nature, bidiversity and glbal health. The well being f animals, peple and the planet are all intercnnected. Fr instance, mst emerging infectius diseases in humans riginate frm wildlife. 18 Besides, wildlife explitatin speeds up bidiversity lss by reducing ppulatins and disturbing ecsystems. T address such kind f prblems n this earth, we need t put animal welfare at the centre f ur future ecnmies.
19 We shuld chse humane (人道的) turist attractins. We shuld als avid prducts made frm wild animal parts, and nt purchase wild animals as pets. These wuld be impactful steps that will nt nly prtect animals but als help imprve bidiversity, reduce public health risks and address climate change. Gvernments and the private sectr als have a significant respnsibility. 20 Meanwhile, they must supprt alternative livelihds fr grups retying n it.
We all have a vital rle t play t stp the cruelty and ensure n mre wild animals are raised fr prfit. We all have a right t live free frm harm— wild animals included.
A．The absence f mnitr allws fr these harmful practices.
B．We shuld prmte ur right t live in a safe circumstance.
C．They ught t intrduce plicies t phase ut wildlife farming.
D．They are fed, raised and sld fr human greed and explitatin.
E．Frtunately, we have the pwer t change hw we treat animals.
F．These prly regulated industries are disastrus fr animal welfare.
G．Human activities increase the risk f their appearing and spreading.
My uncle Gerge lives in a hme with thers like him. He enjys a simple life— n smartphnes, n Internet— s is limited t in-persn and landline calls(座机).
My uncle and I share a special — my middle name, Gerge, hnrs him. Still, when I was 5 years ld, I he was mentally disabled. Fr years, Gerge peridically asked fr my cellphne number and it dwn. He’ d call many times, then stp—because he had lst the paper with my number n it. Until six years ag, he finally cmmitted mv t memry. Since then, he calls me 10 times a day, withut .
Our phne calls always fllw ne f three fantasy : he’s my “dad” sclding me fr mistakes, he’s Majr Charles declaring my duty r we’ re bth lifeguards a rescue. After abut a minute f rle-playing, we int laughter. Then he’ll say I’m the best guy he knws r ask abut my dinner and telling me he’ll call back next time.
This cnversatin has been multiple times a day fr years nw. N matter hw my day is, his calls allw me t reality fr a bit, just laugh and act like a kid. Even thugh he desn’t understand certain aspects f my life, his and energy are a daily gift.
21．A．rutineB．behavirC．cmmunicatinD．manner
22．A．bndB．memryC．identityD．traditin
23．A．saidB．predictedC．imaginedD．learned
24．A．settleB．turnC．writeD．thrw
25．A．suddenlyB．permanentlyC．graduallyD．quickly
26．A．nameB．numberC．addressD．advice
27．A．recrdB．delayC．permissinD．fail
28．A．pltsB．galsC．filmsD．signals
29．A．strategizingB．preventingC．mnitringD．reprting
30．A．changeB．burstC．slideD．crash
31．A．makes upB．picks upC．wraps upD．lks up
32．A．reclaimedB．rechargedC．repeatedD．recrded
33．A．tughB．lngC．perfectD．ease
34．A．faceB．denyC．acknwledgeD．escape
35．A．determinatinB．lveC．persnalityD．awareness
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The Jinhu Bird Zun is an ancient Chinese wine cntainer frm arund 3,000 years ag. Standing 39 centimeters tall, the Jinhu Bird Zun 36 (use) in special ceremnies during the Shang Dynasty. Crafted in the shape f a phenix (凤凰), the bird stands 37 (prud) with its tail bent dwn ward t frm 38 three-legged base. Its head is raised high, glancing back at a mini versin f 39 (it) landing n its back, which als serves as the handle. The Jinhu Bird Zun has detailed designs f feathers and cluds, whse upper beak (喙) pens widely when wine is pured ut.
Unearthed in 2000 frm Tmb N.114 at the Tianma-Qucun Site in Quw, Shanxi Prvince, the Jinhu Bird Zun is ne f the 40 (significant) crafts frm the Western Zhu era. The zun’s underside and cap are carved with the phrase “treasure made by the Marquis (侯爵) f Jin fr respecting heaven”, 41 (identify) its cnnectin t the Jin State’s early rulers. The bird zun, therefre, des nt nly shwcase the technical and 42 (artist) achievements f the era, but als shws imprtant histrical infrmatin abut the ceremnies and scial structure f the time.
The wrds “Jin” carved in the bird zun are the earliest knwn 43 (write) examples f the character. Jin State cvered mst f present-day Shanxi, and its histry is a big part f 44 makes Shanxi special. The character “Jin” is actually shrt 45 Shanxi prvince.
46．假定你是李华，是校英文报的编辑，你报正在开展“老师和我”的征稿活动。请用英语写一则征稿启事。内容包括：
1.稿件要求;
2.投稿方式。
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。
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One Incredible Jurney
We wrry abut the weather in Oklahma, especially in spring, when thunderstrms and trnades can gather deadly strength in the curse f an afternn. One minute the sun is shining, and the next yu’ re running t the basement fr shelter. But that particular spring, there was little that culd ruin my happiness. We had just gt twin babies in ur family and ur pet dg, Harley, gave birth t 12 pups. Amng them, ne was truly special.
We called her Muff because her brwn ears made it lk as if she were wearing tiny earmuffs (耳罩). Dalmatian (斑点狗) puppies are usually all white — the spts cme later — but with her slid brwn ears, Muff std ut. “Muff is the perfect puppy fr my babies and they’ll all grw up tgether,” I tld my mm.
Hwever, a fateful day arrived. A vilent thunderstrm was cming n the hrizn. Dark cluds gathered threateningly, and the wind began t hwl. Realizing the danger, I quickly gathered the twins int the basement, but when I turned t lk fr Muff, she was nwhere t be fund. Panic welled up inside me like a wildfire as I rushed utside, calling her name at the tp f my lungs, but the fierce strm drwned ut my cries. Harley, t, seemed t have disappeared in the chas.
After the strm calmed dwn, a massive trnad swept thrugh the area, leaving a land f destructin. I searched every crner f the neighbrhd, my heart filled with hpe and anxiety. I psted numerus missing-dg ntices n every available ntice bard and cntacted all the lcal shelters. Hwever, there was n sign f Muff. The days turned int weeks, and then int mnths, and finally int years. The pain f lsing Muff never truly faded, but life went n. As the twins grew up, they ften asked abut their furry friend, their inncent eyes filled with lnging.
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Three years later, an animal shelter called t say they rescued a dg that was similar t Muff.
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After getting permissin frm the shelter, I finally set ff n the jurney hme with Muff.
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