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西藏林芝市第二高级中学学年高三上学期第一次月2024-2025考英语试题
一、听力选择题
1.What is the mandoingA.Asking theway.B.Giving directions.C.Correcting amistake.
2.What dresssize does the womanwantA.
8.B.
10.C.
12.
3.What isthe womanlikely to doA.Make aphone call.B.Handle theproblem.C,Have arest.
4.Which tourdoesthe man seemto beinterested inA.The eveningtour.B.The half-day tour.C.The full-day tour.
5..Where arethe speakersA.At a canteen.B.At aclinic.C.At abank.听下面一段较长对话，回答以下小题
6.What doesthe womanthink of the matchA.Entertaining.B.Discouraging.C.Boring.
7.What dothe speakersplan to do onTuesday afternoonA.Watch agame.B.Play tennis.C.Go to the cinema.听下面一段较长对话，回答以下小题
8.What doesthemanadvise Mrs.White todo已C,Get enoughsleep.A.Go ona diet.B.Do moreexercis
9.Which can be includedin Mrs.Whites breakfastC.Porridge.A.Eggs.B.Sausages.
10.What isthe manC.A chef.A・A teacher.B.A physician.听下面一段较长对话，回答以下小题Past researchhas documentedbirds andother animalsmoving up in thesummit inreaction63warming temperatures.Mark Urbanis directorof theCenter ofBiological Riskat theUniversity ofConnecticut.He saidthis recentstudy was64first toprove thatrising temperaturesand moving65avoid themcan leadto extinction.
五、书面表达为了迎接世界读书日，学校英语社计划以为主题组织一场读书活动,请你写
66.“Reading ForFu r1一份英文倡议书内容包括活动目的；
1.活动内容；
2.发出倡议
3.参考词汇世界读书日World BookDay注意词数左右;
1.80开头和结尾已给出，可以适当增加细节，使行文连贯
2.Dear fellows,English ClubApril20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
67.Once therewas alittle girlnamed Emily.Although hersinging wasvery pleasantto hear,lackingof courage,she neverdared to sing in front of strangers.One summer,the neighborhoodwhere shelived wouldhold asinging competition.Her bestfriend,Lucy,came toinvite her to participatein thecompetition,but Emilysaid,Im afraidto takepartin it.Her mothersaid,“Its okay;just doit bravely.Emily followedher mamas advice anddecided to（胆give herselfa try.The daycame.Emily andLucy wentto thecompetition site.But shewas tootimid小的）（颤抖上to walkonto the stage.She hadbeen waitinguntil othersfinished singing.She shakily也）forced herselfto standon thestage.She startedtosing,but hervoice was so low.Whafs worse,she（歌词）wassonervous thatshe forgotthe lyricsafter singinga fewwords.Being laughedat byothers,embarrassed andshy,she ranaway from thestage.（月旦小鬼）!Some naughtyboys ranafter herand said,“Emily,coward Emily,coward!”Emilydidnt arguewith them.What shewanted wasto goback homeas quicklyas shecould.Finally,sherushed into the house,hugged her mom andcried sadly.Well,my poorgirl,dont cry.Tell mewhat happenedto you,“asked hermom.Emily lookedupat hermother andtold herwhat shehad experienced.Listening to her,hermomcupped herface andsaid,It doesntmatter,girl.As longas youpracticesinging moreinfrontofstrangers,you willbecome braverlittle bylittle.So,my girl,dont bebeatenby afailure.You cango outto practicesinging everyday.No matterwho islistening toyou,go on注意续写词数应为左右singing andnever stop.I believethere willbe aharvest foryou.”150Emily listenedtohermother carefullyand followedher momssuggestion.-Going onsinging,she walkedinto thepark,where manypeople weresinging anddancing.A.Confused.B.Excited.C.Anxious.
12.Why doesDaniel mentionhis performancein aplayA.To comfortNancy.B.To expresshis regret.C,To showhis pride.
13.What isNancy goingtodonext weekA.Take a school test.B.Have acheck-up.C.Go infor acompetition.
14.What doesDaniel offertodofor NancyA.Rewrite herlines.B.Drive herto thetheatre.C,Help herwith thepractice.
11.How doesNancy lookto Daniel听下面一段较长对话，回答以下小题
15.What wasProf.Stones grandfatherafraid ofA.Leaving hishome.B.Parting fromhis son.C.Taking earlyretirement.
16.What doesold agemean tomany elderlyAmericansA.Lack ofmoral support.B.Loss ofself-worth.C.Change of living habits.
17.What willProf.Stone talkabout nextconcerning elderlypeopleA.Public servicesthey askfor.B.Health careavailable tothem.C.Contributions theycan make.听下面一段独白，回答以下小题
18.What doesthe speakersmother wantherto beA.A confidentperson.B.A warm-hearted person.C.A humorousperson.
19.Why didthe speakerfeel lonelyin herchildhoodA.She oftentraveled byherself.B・Her familymoved frequently.C.Her motherwas busyworking.
20.What doesthe speakermainly talkaboutA.Importance ofhome schooling.B.Mother-daughter relationship.C.A rolemodel inher family.
二、阅读理解Best WalkingTours inLondonLondon isone of the mostwalkable capitalcities in the world.People maythink youre madifyou dolace upyour sneakers—here areLondons bestwalking toursfor yournext visit,drive acararound town.Besides,nothing quitelets youget toknow acity likea goodwalk around.So,lace upyoursneakers—here areLondons bestwalking toursfor yournext visit.Tour forMugglesThis is acant-miss tripin England.The tourstarts nearLondon Bridgesubway stationand movesonto locationsused in the HarryPotter filmsand severalbook locations.Theres onesubway rideLondonBridgeto Westminsterbut otherwiseits allon foot.Groups are capped to20and accepttouristsof allages.Jermyn StreetFashion WalkAseriously professionalprivate tourto matchyour preferences.Groups arerecommended nolargerthan eight,and itsall doneon foot.Most of the guides,who leadthe Jermyn Street walk,have abackgroundof art,history orfashion,and oneeven trainedas atailor.Historic Pubs,FoodBeer TourThinkof thisasawalk withfriends ratherthan atour groupsarecapped at
12.You meetat abestselfie spot——at Rotherhithe,overlooking theThames——then catchthe overgroundtrain tothe pubs.By reservationonly.Five ofLondons mosthistoric pubsin fourhours isnot aneasy butworthwhile task.East EndWalksEast EndWalks isa collectionof15tours runby oneman,David Rosenberg.The tourscover thesocialhistory of the traditionallyworking classarea.Groups arecappedat
30.You meetnear thesubwaystation.Rosenberg,whose grandparentsmoved tothe East End aschildren,loves the area andits socialhistorya lot——it holdsthe storyof theworking class,which israrely told.
21.Which tourbest suitspeoplewho areinterested in the historyof theworking classA.Tour forMuggles B.JermynStreetFashion WalkC.EastEndWalks D.Historic Pubs,Food amp;Beer Tour
22.What dothe fourwalking tourshave incommonA.They limitthe numberof agroup.B.They haveprofessional guides.C.They areprivate toursto yourpreference.D.They recommendreservation in advance.
23.Where isthe textprobably takenfromA.A newsreport.B.A travelbrochure.C,A geographicmagazine.D.A historytextbook.Where doesthe meaton ourtable come from Itusually comesfrom livestocklike chickensandcows.But didyou knowthat meatcan alsobe madein alab UScompany JUSThas announcedthatlab-grown meat could beon somerestaurant menusin theUnited Statesand Asiaby theend of2018,TheIndependent reported.（鸡块），（鹅肝酱）“These meatsinclude chickennuggets sausageand foiegras JJosh Tetrick,CEO ofJUST,told The Independent.Lab meatis sometimesreferred toas clean meat”.It ismade using（干田胞）the stemcells Zoflivinglivestock.The cellsneed to be growninalab fora fewweeks.For（肉饼）example,making ahamburger pattytakes aboutnine weeks,CNN reported.This isfaster thanraisinga cow,which usuallytakes over20weeks.The firstclean meatwas abeef burgerthat wasproduced in2013,but itwas saidto tastequite dry.How doesclean meattaste nowClean meatsupporters toldCNN thatthey thinkit tastesjust liketraditional meat.Clean meathas otheradvantages.It ishealthier thantraditionalmeat.Meat producerscan controlwhattype offat goesintothe meat.They canproduce cleanmeat thatcontains healthyfats,such as（旨肪酸）.omega-3fatty acidsJJ Thiskind offat isgood fbrpeoples hearts.Clean meatcan also help tosolve globalwanning.According toThe WashingtonPost.about
14.5（排放）percent ofthe planefsgreenhouse gas emissions comefrom raisinglivestock.Thats more thanthe emissionsfrom everycar,train,ship andairplane in the worldcombined.It ispredicted thatswitchingto cleanmeatcouldlower greenhousegasemissionsby96percent,TheIndependentreported.
24.Where maythemeatwe eatcomefromin futureA.Companies.B.Greenhouses.C.Labs.D.Restaurants.
25.What canbe usedto make“cleanmeat”A.Stem cells.B.Fatty acids.C.Hamburger patties.D.Chicken nuggets.
26.What isthe advantageof cleanmeatA.It isfatty.B.It ishealthy.C.It isfree.D.It issmelly.
27.What dowe knowabout cleanmeat from the lastparagraphA.It comesfrom livestock.B.It canbe switchedoff.C.It resultsin globalwarming.D.It benefitsenvironment.（浮动的）A youngDutch inventoris wideninghis effortto cleanupfloating plasticfrom the（设备）Pacific Ocean.He hasdeveloped a floating deviceto trapplastic wastemoving intorivers beforeitreaches the oceans.Boyan Slatwas just18years oldwhen heinvented asystem forcatching wastein theocean.Healso foundedan environmentalgroup called“The OceanCleanup”.Its purposeis todevelop thesystem.Last year,Slat showedthe nextstep:afloatingdevice whichis calledInterceptor.It removesplastic outofrivers.The deviceis poweredby energyfromthesun.The l000rivers areresponsible fbrabout80%5of plasticgoing intothe worldsoceans,“said Slat.Three ofthe machineshave alreadybeen used.Eachmachine costsabout$775,660,but thecost mightdrop asproduction increases.Since theywere used,the machineshave beendoing verywell,collecting theplastic bottlesandall therubbish in the rivers.According toSlat,it isnecessary toclose“the tap”,which meanspreventingmore plasticfrom reachingtheoceanin thefirst place.He wantedto cleanthem allin thenext fiveyears.This isnot goingtobeeasy,but ifwe doget thisdone,we couldtruly makeour oceansagain,,9said Slat.The deviceis designedtobesafe inrivers.Its noseis shapedto changedirections tokeep itawayfrom largerfloating things.It worksby guidingplastic wasteinto anopening in the frontofthedevice.The wasteis thencarried insidethe machinewhere itis droppedinto containers.The devicesends atextmessage tolocal operatorsthat cancome andempty itwhen itis full.A.It needssolar powerto work.B.It ismainly usedintheoceans.
28..What dowe knowabout InterceptorC.It isbeing undertest.D.It can help sortwaste.What does“the taprefer toin Paragraph
329.A.The waste.B.The oceans.C.The machines.D.The rivers.
30.Whafs thefunction ofthe devicesnoseA.To ensurethe devicessafety.B.To sendoperators textmessages.C.To emptythe waste.D.To serveas containers.
31.Where isthe textmost likelyfromA.A novel.B.A magazine.C.A diary.D.A guidebook.Held aroundAugust10th,Nagqu Horse Racing Festivalisthe most importantin northTibet.Inthe goldenseason ofgrassland,tens ofthousands ofherdsmen fromdifferent partsof Tibet,in theirholidaybest,come toNagqu ontheir horseswith differentkinds ofgoods andmaterials.They pitchtentsin thesouthern partof Nagqutown.During the festival,thousands oftents withpaintings of all kindsofBuddhas willbe setupinthearea,stretching miles.It makesthe grasslandlook likea smalltown.On theday forthe opening ceremony ofthefestival,people fromall overTibet willpour intothisgrassland.Colorful flagsare flyingagainst theblue sky;horses areracing,herdsmen areshowing theirridingskills;some aredancing.People aroundthe tenttown willbe cookingand drinking.This isreally alivelypicture thatyou shouldnot miss.After theopening ceremony,the recreationaland tradeactivities willstart,such ashorse races,carrying rocks,and performingTibetan operas.All together,these activitieswill last3to7days.The horseracing festivalhas along history.It datesfromtheancient militaryreview inthe Tubotribeinthearea.It isalso thetraditional occasionfor horsetrade.The buyingand sellingof horsesatthese fairsattracts Tibetansfrom nearand far.Nowadays,the localgovernment alsoattaches greatimportancetotheoccasion andconsiders ita goodchance tohelp theeconomic developmentinthearea.Business talksare heldand modernactivities likefashion showscan alsobe seenthere.It hasbecome abrightpart inthe tourismof Tibet.
32.The underlinedword“pitch“in Paragraph1most probablymeans.A.put upB.take apartC.turn outD.look over
33.Which ofthe followingwords candescribe theopeningceremonyofthefestivalA.Surprising.B.Boring.C.Touching.D.Wonderful.
34.What doyou knowabout Nagqu HorseRacingFestivalA.It isthemostimportant festivalin Tibet.B,People holddifferent activitiesduring thefestival.C.The horseracing festivalisa new festivalheld inrecent years.D.The activitiesofthefestival usuallylast morethan aweek.
35.What isthe besttitle forthis passageA.The Grasslandin NorthTibetB,Special FestivalActivities inTibetC.NagquHorseRacing FestivalD.The TentTown inNorth TibetThebenefits of cooking gamesfor childrenVariouscooking gamesfor childrenthat areavailable onlineare morethan justa funpastimeactivity.36Here aresome informationon howencouraging children to playonline cooking games mayeducatethem andcontribute totheir senseof independenceand freedom.37Free onlinecooking gamesencourage kids to trynew thingsand thinkoutside thebox bylettingthem experimentwith ingredients,recipes,and preparationmethods.Such gamescan helpkidsdevelop agrowth mindset,creativity,and thefreedom to make theirown choices.Online cookinggames promotemath andreading skills.The actofcooking,whether virtualor inthereal world,requires alot ofcounting andmeasuring,which promotesthe developmentoffundamental mathematicalabilities.Additionally,many freecookinggamesonline requirekidstoreadthe recipesor listsof ingredientsand thenfollow thedirections.38Cooking gamesboost confidenceand independence.When kidsfinish atask actively,they feelgoodabout themselvesand proudof whattheyve done.For example,some creativegames allowkids toexperimentwith achefs role.39When kidshave trustin theirown skills,they aremore likelyto growupwith afeeling ofconfidence,responsibility,and independence.Cooking gamesimprove socialskills.Playing multiplayergames allowschildrentointeract withothers,solve problemsin cooperation,and soon.40Online gamescanhelpthem developself-esteemand practicetheir communicationskills,so theyeventually feelmore confidentmaking friendsin reallife.A.Cooking gamesenhance creativity.B.Cooking gamesstimulate childrensinterest.C.So itsadvisable toplay suchonline gameswith yourfriends.D.Thus kidscanbetaught toread andimprove theirvocabulary.E.Kids canmaster theircooking skillsintheworld ofimagination.F.They providea numberof developmentaland educationalbenefits aswell.G.This isespecially convenientfor thosekids lackinginterpersonal skillsinthereal world.
三、完形填空I remembermy firstday togo toanewschool inthe2nd grade.My dadaccompanied meto thebusstop.As wewaited forthe bus,I justheld hishand41,but itstill couldntremove myclear senseoffear andanxiety.The momentfinally arrivedat whichI hadto42this newenvironment ataschoolwhereI hadno friends,no43teachers orclassmates.It seemedeverything wouldbe fullof
44.The schoolbus pulledup.I turnedaround and45to myfather.As Iboarded thebus,my46continued togrow and I turnedaround onceagain tomake afarewell gestureto mydad.When thebuspulled away,I couldnthelp47Being lonely,I wasvery48intheclassroom.I glancedout ofthe windowandIreally expectedtosee hiskind figure.To my
49.there hewas!He stoodthere,making theshapeofaheart to50me andmouthing to me,Everything willbe okay.It was51tomethat myfatherhad seenme cryingsohe52the schoolbus.He wantedtomakesure thatI wouldget andstay there53and thatmy firstday wouldntworry him.With his54,Im nowstudying inPrinceton University.Today isFathers Day,
41.A.calmly B,gently C.sincerely D.firmly
42.A.call onB.engage inC.adapt toD.learn from
43.A.familiar B,normal C.motivated D.strict
44.A.fantasies B・energy C.hope D.challenges
45.A.waved B.went C.listened D.pointedD.shock
46.A.ambition B,sadness C.curiosityD.crying
47.A.blaming B,thinking C.jumpingD.excited
48.A.ashamed B,puzzled C.inactiveD.surprise
49.A.embarrassmentB.regret C.amusementD.praise
50.A.approve B.instruct C.comfortD.common
51.A.important B,unknown C.strangeD.controlled
52.A.followed B,stopped C.transformedD.freely
53.A.quietly B.safely C.nervouslyD.advice
54.A.education B・understanding C・careD.training
55.A.supporting B.judging C.warningand Iwant tosay thatlove isnot aboutchanging each other but55eachother.
四、语法填空阅读短文，在空白处填入个适当的单词或括号内单词的正确形式1Scientists haverecreated a1985study ofbirds in Peru that56show climatechange ispushingthem fromtheir57nature environment.Thirty yearsago,researchers studiedmorethan400kinds ofbirds58live ona mountainsideinPeru.In2020,researchers lookedagain atthe birdpopulations.Theyfound thatalmost allhad movedto higherplaces inthe mountainand haddecreased insize.Much59bad,the scientistssaid atleast eightbird groups,60stayed atthe highersummits,had diedoutcompletely.The researcherssay thebirds mighthave movedup themountain becauseof temperaturechanges.Or,they say,changes tofood sourcesmay haveforced61they togo higher.Last month,the findings62publish inthe ProceedingsoftheNational AcademyofSciences.。
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