2025届江苏省苏州市八校联考高三下学期三模适应性检测英语试题（无答案）

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一、未知
1．What will Henry d first?
A．Plant trees.B．Build a path.C．Grw vegetables.
2．Hw much will the speakers tip the waiter?
A．$5.B．$10.C．$15.
3．What did Sally try at the new cffee shp?
A．Sme biscuits.B．A chclate cake.C．A sandwich.
4．Why is Clara visiting her grandfather?
A．T celebrate his birthday.
B．T make a meal fr him.
C．T keep him cmpany.
5．What d we knw abut the wman?
A．She ges t bed late.
B．She gets enugh sleep every day.
C．She wakes up early in the mrning.
听下面一段较长对话，回答以下小题。
6．Where are the speakers?
A．In a car.B．On a plane.C．On a train.
7．What are the speakers ging t d?
A．Make a travel plan.B．Chair a meeting.C．G n hliday.
听下面一段较长对话，回答以下小题。
8．Why des the wman enjy cmputer games less nw?
A．She finds games are nt creative enugh.
B．She hates the lng dwnlad time.
C．She is t tired after wrk.
9．What des the man say abut bard games?
A．They are ut f date.B．They are t simple.C．They are mre sciable.
10．What d the speakers prbably decide t d tgether?
A．Play a bard game.
B．Try a new cmputer game.
C．Quit the habit f playing games.
听下面一段较长对话，回答以下小题。
11．Hw des the wman’s team avid lsing data?
A．By sending the data back t Earth fr strage.
B．By checking the clud data regularly.
C．By keeping a cpy f the data.
12．Why d the team members exercise accrding t the wman?
A．T keep their energy.B．T pass the time.C．T have fun.
13．Wh is the man?
A．A hst.B．A manager.C．A prgrammer.
听下面一段较长对话，回答以下小题。
14．What is the prbable relatinship between the speakers?
A．Parent and child.B．Brther and sister.C．Teacher and student.
15．Hw ld is the man?
A．12.B．14.C．22.
16．Hw des the wman sund in the end?
A．Wrried.B．Curius.C．Cmfrting.
17．What are the speakers mainly talking abut?
A．Features f brain develpment.
B．The prcess f brain develpment.
C．Gender differences in brain develpment.
听下面一段独白，回答以下小题。
18．What des the speaker advise the listeners t cnsider when chsing a career?
A．Scial cntributin.
B．Persnal incme levels.
C．Quick grwth pprtunities.
19．Where des the speaker prbably want t wrk?
A．In a senir high schl.
B．In a technlgy cmpany.
C．In an envirnmental grup.
20．Why des the speaker give the talk?
A．T ffer jb pprtunities.
B．T intrduce traditinal rles.
C．T prmte a balanced view n careers.
Van Ggh: The Rulin Family PrtraitsThe Exhibitin
When Vincent van Ggh arrived in Arles, France, he befriended his neighbr and pstman Jseph Rulin, alng with his wife and three children. Van Ggh went n t paint several vibrant and expressive prtraits f the Rulin family. This exhibitin shwcases abut twenty f them, demnstrating his distinctively frward-thinking apprach t prtraiture.
Van Ggh: The Rulin Family Prtraits als reveals the significance f Van Ggh’s clse friendship with Jseph Rulin amidst his arrival in a new twn and struggles with mental health. The Rulin prtraits appear alngside ther wrks — including Japanese prints and Paul Gauguin paintings — that helped shape Van Ggh’s wrk during this perid.Exhibitin Times
March 30 – September 7, at the Museum f Fine Arts in Bstn, MA
Museum Hurs 10 am – 5 pm
Last entry 30 minutes befre Museum clsing. There is n re-entry.Ticket Infrmatin
Adults $34.00 || Yuths 7 – 17 $17.00 || Yuths 0 – 6 Free
Tickets are available fr purchase in advance at mfa.rg r by phne at 1-800-440-6975. A $6 per-rder prcessing fee applies t all phne rders.
Entry times are 30 minutes; visitrs must enter the exhibitin within that 30-minute windw. Once inside the gallery, visitrs may stay as lng as they like.
Make sure t add any free yuth tickets t yur rder at the same time as yu add adult tickets.
21．What des the exhibitin mainly highlight?
A．Van Ggh’s early life in Arles.
B．Van Ggh’s interest in Japanese art.
C．Van Ggh’s struggles with mental health.
D．Van Ggh’s innvative prtrait techniques.
22．Hw much wuld a cuple with tw children aged 4 and 14 have t pay fr admissin?
A．$68.B．$85.C．$102.D．$119.
23．What is required fr visitrs t enter the exhibitin?
A．Arrive within their assigned entry perid.
B．Limit their stay in the exhibitin t 30 minutes.
C．Re-enter the museum anytime befre its clsing.
D．Buy tickets at the museum n the day f their visit.
Lrraine Caley, wh funded her mushrm-grwing cmpany Caley Brthers in 2018, will be shwcasing her yster mushrms at the exhibitin hsted by the Ryal Hrticultural Sciety after mre and mre peple expressed an interest in grwing fungi.
She and her sister, Jdie Bryan, started grwing mushrms at hme as they culd nt find the mre special varieties in their lcal supermarket. “We physically culdn’t get the mushrms we wanted t eat. We changed ur diet because ur dad was unwell. We wanted t expand frm the buttn mushrm,” says Caley.
“We’d seen this stuff nline and started grwing it fr urselves. But we had s much demand that peple’s curisity frced us t start making ur wn kits. We als supplied fresh mushrms t anyne wh wanted their wn kits t grw them at hme. It’s been phenmenal. The directin it’s taken us in is far beynd anything we ever imagined.”
The sisters use cffee grunds as a substrate (培养基) and grw fungi(真菌) frm wd. Fungi add interest t a garden and benefit the sil. “Yu can take yur kit and put it in the garden where it will then get yu mre nutrients fr yur sil,” said Caley. “We’ve installed an utside mushrm bed, and nine different mushrms can be grwn in seven different mediums. We were trying t encurage peple with space utside t g utside, but yu can als put a cuple f lgs n yur balcny. Or if yu’ve gt a small flat, yu can grw in yur kitchen as well.”
Taking sil health int cnsideratin is als in vgue, and fungi are crucial fr this. Under the grund, the fungi create a living netwrk called a mycelium. It imprves the sil by breaking dwn natural waste and mving it int the earth, making it richer. It als attracts wrms, which lsen the sil and supprt its bidiversity.
24．Why did the Caley sisters start grwing mushrms?
A．They were inspired by a Ryal Sciety gardening curse.
B．They wanted t imprve their father’s health thrugh diet.
C．They wished t supprt their family by selling mushrms.
D．They hped t add new vegetables t the lcal supermarket.
25．What bsted the Caley sisters’ mushrm business grwth?
A．Public interest in hme-grwing.B．A rise in demand fr healthy fds.
C．The shrtage f existing farming land.D．The success f the mushrm exhibitin.
26．What can be inferred abut mushrm grwing frm paragraph 4?
A．It demands rich sil and daily care.
B．It needs prfessinal gardening tls.
C．It suits peple with limited living space.
D．It depends n regular sunlight expsure.
27．Hw d fungi imprve sil quality?
A．By absrbing pllutants frm rainwater.
B．By generating xygen during their grwth.
C．By killing ff all the harmful bacteria in the sil.
D．By decmpsing rganic matter t release nutrients.
One day in 1996, smene ate a McDnald’s McChicken burger in Amsterdam. Perhaps a quick bite after wrk? A family uting? These details are lst t time, but thers are hard t erase cmpletely. The meal left a permanent mark n the lcal envirnment when a Eurasian ct (白冠鸡) fund the discarded McChicken wrapper and decided t use it t line its nest, where it remained.
“It really shws that it’s nt just us humans wh are writing histry, but als these birds are taking ntes and dcumenting ur thrwaway sciety,” said the nest bilgist Auke-Flrian Hiemstra, wh has been researching the influence f the Anthrpcene era n birds’ nests in Amsterdam’s canals. When investigating nests in the canals, he fund a variety f ld packaging discarded frm the early 1990s up t last year.
The Eurasian ct nly started migrating t Amsterdam in the late 1980s, and Hiemstra’s findings f packaging frm 1994 culd shw the entire lifespan and heritage f the species in the area.
While a bird’s nest is usually made frm twigs (细枝) and mss, the abundance f plastics has been helpful fr birds in the city where natural items are in shrt supply. Hiemstra said there wuld likely be a return f natural nests if peple fcused n re-greening cities and bringing natural water vegetatin back, but in the meantime, the birds were successfully wrking with what they had.
“Fr the cts, ur litter is nt a waste prduct but smething very valuable. Finding these materials that were littered 30 years ag, yet they lk as fresh as they were just littered yesterday, really gave me the chills. I really hpe we can learn smething frm the birds t re-evaluate hw we think abut ur materials. These plastics are a wnderful material, yet we use them fr single use and thrw them away,” Hiemstra said.
28．What des the McChicken wrapper in the ct’s nest indicate?
A．The durability f fast-fd packaging.
B．Birds’ preference fr clrful materials.
C．The lng-lasting impact f litter n animals.
D．Birds’ adaptatin t a wrsening envirnment.
29．Which f the fllwing best describes the birds in Amsterdam?
A．Pineering nest builders.B．Witnesses t urbanizatin.
C．Victims f plastic pllutin.D．Resurceful waste recyclers.
30．What d the cts remind peple t d accrding t Hiemstra?
A．Clear up the canals.B．Prtect bird habitats.
C．Reuse plastics wisely.D．Expand green space.
31．What is the best title fr the text?
A．Plastic Waste: A Hidden Threat t Birds
B．Bird Nests: A Mirrr f Thrwaway Culture
C．Eurasian Cts: A Creative Architect in Nature
D．Man-made Items: A Silent Driver f Nest Changes
I’m in a meeting when my phne starts t flash with ntificatins. While the meeting is imprtant, I’m distracted and want t pick up the phne t find ut mre. Is it a new jb annuncement frm a friend? Smething terrible has happened? Every secnd I’m nt sending a message, I’m being a bad friend. I becme anxius, and I’m praying the meeting ends sner.
It is the emtinal rllercaster ride f being a mdern grup chat member, and I’m nt alne in these feelings. Research cnducted by Three fund 50% f British adults struggle t keep up with the speed f these virtual cnversatins and feel pressured. But why exactly des this ccur?
“When I’m busy and see a tn f messages cming thrugh, I get stressed that I’m missing smething big,” says Jasmine, 31. “Nt participating in a grup chat can als be verwhelming because then yu’ve gt lads t catch up n and it’s turned frm reading just ne r tw messages t a shrt stry.”
Besides being verwhelming, there’s a lack f real cnnectin, t. “Grup chats can make us feel like we’re surrunded by peple, yet still smehw n the utside,” says psychtherapist Abby Rawlinsn. “If everyne is chatting and yu’re nt part f the flw — r yur message gets n replies — it can awaken the quiet ache f invisibility.”
Fr Madhura, 31, this has felt particularly exasperating at times. “I find messaging in grup chats can make yu feel like yu’re nt quite n the same page. Grup chats can turn friendly jkes int hurtful messages. A grup chat may be used t gssip abut a friend wh’s nt there. Leaving a grup chat can als feel like yu’re creating an pprtunity fr thse wh are left t gssip abut yu,” Madhura says.
“Texting is such a ‘thin’ frm f cmmunicatin. In persn, yu have tne f vice, facial expressins, and eye cntact — all the rich human signals that help us interpret meaning. On a screen, yu just get the wrds themselves,” Rawlinsn explains. “S dn’t fall int a pit f self-criticism when a message ges withut a reply. Grup chats can’t truly measure yur friendships. They’re just a tl t stay cnnected.”
32．What is becming a cmmn phenmenn?
A．Grup chats blck in-depth talks.B．Grup chats break up friendships.
C．Grup chats bring negative emtins.D．Grup chats disturb the wrk-life balnce.
33．What mainly trubles Jasmine abut grup chats?
A．Privacy cncerns.B．Infrmatin verlad.
C．Sense f islatin.D．Fear f misunderstanding.
34．What des the underlined wrd “exasperating” in paragraph 5 prbably mean?
A．Annying.B．Frightening.C．Inspiring.D．Amusing.
35．What des Rawlinsn suggest peple d?
A．Reduce grup chat usage.B．Learn new cmmunicatin skills.
C．Treat grup chats prperly.D．Fcus n face-t-face cnversatins.
China’s inbund (入境的) turism market saw strng recvery and grwth during the just-cncluded May Day hliday. 36
China has been pening its drs wider t internatinal travelers. In 2024, the cuntry expanded its ne-sided visa-free plicy t include 38 cuntries, allwing visits f up t 30 days. 37 In late April, China lwered the tax refund threshld frm 500 yuan t 200 yuan and raised the cash refund limit frm 10,000 yuan t 20,000 yuan. There is n limit n refunds prcessed by bank transfer.
38 While tp-tier cities such as Beijing and Shanghai remained ppular, destinatins including Chengdu, Chngqing, and Zhuhai made the list f tp inbund chices. Htel bkings by freign turists in Zhuhai rse 70% year-n-year, while Qingda and Wuhan saw increases f 60% and 50%, respectively.
China’s picturesque landscapes and rich culinary culture have frequently been featured in Suth Krean TV dramas and variety shws, sparking travel interest. The May Day hliday als cincides with a public hliday in Suth Krea, encuraging yung travelers t visit China. January trips t China rse 77% year-n-year, said Hana Tur. 39
Mre freign visitrs are seeking immersive cultural experiences in rural areas. In Zhangjiajie, bkings frm the US, Italy, and Spain surged (激增). 40 They actively participate in farming activities, attend ethnic cncerts, and bk culinary experiences — including market visits, cking sessins, and fd tastings.
A．Visa-free privacy bsts freign visits.
B．The surge prmpted airlines t add China flights.
C．Freign visitrs are explring beynd majr cities.
D．Favrable tax refund plicies have als bsted inbund travel.
E．Data shws that inbund travel bkings surged 130% frm a year earlier.
F．Many nw prefer cities cmbining mdern facilities with traditinal charm.
G．Freign turists have als shwn increasing interest in in-depth turs and diverse experiences.
It’s never t late t pursue yur dreams. Just ask Th Hng Keng, wh has becme ne f the medical graduate in the wrld. At 70 years ld, the retired executive gt his frm Suthwestern University PHINMA in Cebu, Philippines.
After retiring frm his decades-lng career as a tech seller, Th wanted t himself — study medicine. When he tld his family this decisin, they were all at first. They thught Th was crazy t d such a thing at his age. But after witnessing his great , they all threw their supprt behind him.
The jurney was , especially fr smene at his age. One f the first Th encuntered was finding a prgram that wuld admit him, as mst were capped fr applicants under 35 r 40. Th applied t medical schls arund Asia but was by many universities due t age limits. , Suthwestern University PHINMA welcmed him withut restrictins.
Besides, Th faced the challenges f aging, including declining memry, , hearing, and energy. But Th wasn’t given special . He persevered thrugh lng hurs f studying anatmy (解剖学), using flashcards, and hspital shifts lasting up t 30 hurs. He even repeated a year after failing a pediatrics exam but with the supprt f his family and yunger classmates.
Th’s inspires bth his peers and future generatins. His jurney is nt just a persnal triumph but a testament t learning and the pursuit f a purpse at any stage f life.
41．A．tallestB．smartestC．ldestD．kindest
42．A．licenceB．degreeC．passprtD．award
43．A．prveB．entertainC．cnvinceD．challenge
44．A．surprisedB．cncernedC．frustratedD．ashamed
45．A．achievementB．sacrificeC．cnfidenceD．determinatin
46．A．tughB．tiringC．eventfulD．unfrgettable
47．A．requirementsB．bstaclesC．pprtunitiesD．benefits
48．A．ignredB．abandnedC．rejectedD．surveyed
49．A．ImmediatelyB．ObviuslyC．SimilarlyD．Luckily
50．A．emtinB．visinC．appetiteD．interest
51．A．treatmentB．apprvalC．evidenceD．training
52．A．adjustingB．maintainingC．enduringD．canceling
53．A．gave upB．brke dwnC．set utD．held n
54．A．genersityB．accmplishmentC．explratinD．bravery
55．A．basicB．independentC．lifelngD．effective
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。
In a wrkshp in Yingshan Cunty, central China, German schlar Fabian Schrdt carefully pressed paper nt inked clay (黏土) blcks, 56 (recreate) an 11th-century inventin frm ancient China — Bi Sheng’s mvable type printing.
His hands-n experience at the Bi Sheng Memrial Hall brught t life the ingenuity f the Sng Dynasty inventr. Bi Sheng’s clay-type system, which predated(早于) German printer Jhannes Gutenberg’s metal press 57 400 years, 58 (recgnize) as the earliest recrded mvable type printing in human histry.
Thusands f miles away in Mainz, Germany, visitrs t the Gutenberg Museum have als encuntered a similar sense f histric 59 (innvate).
While Gutenberg’s 15th-century metal type printing press famusly 60 (revlutinize) Eurpe, Ulf Sölter, directr f Mainz’s Gutenberg Museum, acknwledges an 61 (early) pineer. “Bi and Gutenberg’s inventins were cnceptually similar — namely, breaking dwn individual wrks int their individual cmpnents — but Bi came up with 62 idea lng befre Gutenberg,” said Sölter.
Fr Schrdt, wh spent an afternn learning frm Wang Kui — an intangible cultural inheritr f Bi’s mvable type printing — such preservatin is extremely 63 (value). “Technlgical advancements can lead t a degradatin(退化) f cllective knwledge,” Schrdt nted. “Wang’s dedicatin t 64 (preserve) Bi’s legacy serves a crucial purpse: ensuring that humanity des nt reach a pint 65 we pssess the technlgy fr interstellar travel but cannt rebuild it nce lst, simply because n ne knws hw.”
66．假定你是某国际学校学生会主席李华。为了丰富校园文化生活，学校计划在图书馆旁设立一个“心灵驿站”(Mind Oasis)，供师生休息放松。请你写一篇短文投稿至校英文报，内容包括：
1. 介绍你的设计方案;
2. 说明设计理由。
注意：
1. 词数80左右;
2. 可适当增加细节，以使行文连贯。
Mind Oasis: A Tranquil Retreat n Campus
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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。
I grew up in the small twn f Willwbrk. During the week, I wuld g t schl, but at the weekends, I played basketball. Playing with friends at the lcal park became ur Saturday traditin. We met every Saturday mrning, and thugh we started as a small grup, ur laughter and cheers sn drew curius glances frm passersby. But nt everyne was interested. Sme kids rlled their eyes, cmplaining abut us “taking up the curt,” and a few even walked away when we invited them t play. Still, the idea f expanding ur games stuck with me, and slwly, a few mre faces started shwing up.
As wrd spread, mre students came. Nt all f them stayed — sme left after realizing they weren’t as gd as they thught, and thers gt bred when the cmpetitin wasn’t serius enugh. But fr thse wh stayed, it became special. The park bench filled up, and the curt buzzed with energy. We divided int teams, with naturals like Mark and newcmers like Alex.
Alex was a quiet, slightly verweight guy with a shy smile. Even thugh he hesitated a lt, he still wanted t play. I remember Mark snickering (窃笑), “Yu sure abut this?” Alex ndded, with hesitatin in his eyes.
The games grew mre intense as mre players jined, and the cmpetitin heated up. But what truly std ut was the sense f camaraderie (友爱) — at least, mst f the time. Alex struggled, ut f breath, missing passes. Once, after a rugh play, he walked ff, embarrassed. I thught he might quit. But he returned.
I paired him with a friend f mine wh was mre patient. His prgress was slw — there were sme imprvements, then sme setbacks. Despite this, Alex kept shwing up ver the fllwing mnths. He wasn’t the best player, but he wasn’t the wrst anymre.Paragraph ne:
One Saturday, as the sun rse higher in the sky, the game reached its climax.
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After that game, the atmsphere at the park was different.
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