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2025 年普通高等学校招生全国统一考试（仿真模拟新高考 I 卷）
英语试卷
考试时间：2025年 5月25日下午 试卷满分：150分
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纸上。
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：Howmuch is the shirt?
A.£19.15. B. £9.18. C. £9.15.
答案是C。
1.What causes theproblem according to thewoman?
A.The laptop. B. Theemail account. C. TheInternet connection.
2.Howwill theman’ssister help thewoman?
A.Buyhera dress. B. Alterher dress. C. Makeher anew dress.
3.Whatare thespeakers talking about?
A.Ameeting. B. Acolleague. C. Alunch break.
4.Whatis the result ofthematch?
A.3:3. B. 3:2. C. 2:0.
5.Whatis the woman probably doing?
A.Taking exercise.
B. Hanging a curtain.
C.Workingonaproject.
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。
听第6段材料，回答第6、7题。
6.Wheredoes theconversation takeplace?
A.In abakery. B. In afruit shop. C. In arestaurant.
7.Whatis free?
A.Astrawberry pie. B. Adelivery service. C. Acustom message.
听第 7 段材料，回答第 8、9 题。
8.Whendid Ninabegin takingevening classes?
A.One year ago. B.Twoyears ago. C.Three years ago.
9.What does Ninaparticularly enjoy doingin fashion design?
A.Making plasticscarves.
仿真模拟新高考I卷英语试卷 第 1 页 共 10 页B. Designing special styles.
C.Trying different materials.
听第 8 段材料，回答第 10 至 12 题。
10.WheredoPeter’s grandparents live?
A. In Britain. B. In France. C. In China.
11.Whatis therelationship between Angie and Peter?
A. Motherand son. B. Sisterand brother. C. Wifeand husband.
12.Whatwill thespeakers dofirst?
A. Attend awedding. B. Go to thebeach. C. Exploreamarket.
听第 9 段材料，回答第 13 至 16 题。
13.Whatwas Mark’s opiniononbeinga potterat ayounger age?
A. Challenging. B. Pleasing. C. Confusing.
14.Whydid Mark decide todopottery?
A. Tofollowthefamily tradition.
B. Tosupport his company’s operations.
C. Totry somethingdifferent and artistic.
15.Whatwas Mark’s problem when going back to school?
A. Lacking enthusiasm.
B. Handling physical challenges.
C. Fittingin with young students.
16.Whatkind ofpots will Mark be working on?
A. Large ones. B. Brightly colored ones. C. Complicated ones.
听第 10 段材料，回答第 17 至 20 题。
17.Whydid thespeakerstart his writingblogin 2014?
A.Toshare his parenting tips.
B.Todocument his writing process.
C.Topromotehis wife’s new career.
18.What motivated thespeaker to joinbookblogging?
A.Adesire to sell hisnovels.
B.Aninspiring blog tourexperience.
C. Pressurefrom writing communities.
19.Howdoes the speaker writebookreviews onhisblog?
A. By focusing onquestions about thebooks.
B. Bycomparing different books.
C. Byoffering honest reviews.
20.What effect has bookblogging hadonthe speaker?
A. It helps him writemore books.
B. It allows himto meet more readers.
仿真模拟新高考I卷英语试卷 第 2 页 共 10 页C. It increases his understanding ofliterature.
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。
A
Traveling with kids can feel like a labor of love, but you'll have a better shot at a relaxing getaway if you
maketheright choice. Thislist ofhotels andresorts may provideyou with inspiration.
Jumby Bay Island:Antigua
This Oetker Collection resort offers a range of entertainments for older children, including spa treatments,
beach volleyball matches, and family cookie decorating activities. The property appeals to little ones, too,
withits Camp JumbyPavilion, an area where cookingsessions, science projects, etc. take place.
BigCypress Lodge:Memphis
One of the most unique accommodations in Memphis is Big Cypress Lodge characterized by rooms with
treehouse or duck-hunting cabin themes. But the various kid-focused facilities are the highlights, varying
from an aquarium with daily fish feedings and a glass-enclosed elevator that brings travelers to the
pyramid's observation deck.
ThePlaza NewYork:NewYorkCity
Though this elegant hotel welcomes everyone around, its iconic Eloise Suite, featuring pink throughout,
as well as books and dolls makes it a prime destination for fans of the "Eloise" children's books. Children
can buy souvenir or visit the hotel's Palm Court, which hosts an Eloise-themed afternoon tea service daily
withtreats likecake pops and candied apples.
BeachesTurks &Caicos:Providenciales,TurksandCaicos Islands
If you're searching for an all-inclusive Caribbean resort, look no further than Beaches Turks & Caicos
boasting a 45,000-square-foot water park, multiple large waterslides, and smaller slides and splash areas for
the little ones. To get around, families can ride the free Choo Choo Train, which transports customers to the
resort's villages.
21.What doweknowabout Big Cypress Lodge?
A. It provides free train rides.
B. It features akids' science lab.
C. It offers afternoon tea service.
D. It boasts scenic glass elevator.
22.Which hotel offers literary-themed experiences?
A. Jumby Bay Island. B. Big Cypress Lodge.
C.ThePlazaNewYork. D.BeachesTurks & Caicos.
23.What dothefourdestinations have incommon?
A. Luxury spas. B. Kids'programs.
C. Citylocations. D. Privatebeaches.
B
Gliding (滑行) down theTambopata River in the PeruvianAmazon, I understand the luxury of being on
a boat at night in the jungle. The air is thick with 35°C heat and 99 percent humidity(湿度). The constant
breeze generated by our moving boat offers much-needed escape from the heat, while also keeping the
endless mosquitoes at bay.
仿真模拟新高考I卷英语试卷 第 3 页 共 10 页I am part of a team of five, led by Chris Ketola from Fauna Forever, a conservation NGO
(non-governmental organization). We’re here at night, when caimans(凯门鳄) are most active, to record any
sighting and to catch one for crucial data such as body measurements. This will help us to learn more about
caiman biology andassess population health toaid inthe species’conservation.
A massive shape appears in the current ahead. Our driver Pipi, blind from his back position, reacts
instantly to Chris’s torch signals. The boat turns sharply, missing the log by inches. I let out a sigh of relief
but everyone acts as if the near miss is simply part of the night’s routine. Moments later, the reflective eyes
ofacaiman catch Chris’storchlight.Wechange ourcourse, approaching slowly and quietly.
My lovefor theAmazon began during my 2017 visit toTambopata, where I dreamed ofdocumenting its
unparalleled biodiversity.Now,with Fauna Forever,I’m livingthat dream.
Pipi cuts the engine and glides alongside a caiman, stopping about an arm’s length away. He slowly
extends his hand above the reptile, pauses, and then plunges his hand into the water. Securing a hold on the
animal, hepulls itout. “Ajuvenilewhite caiman,”he states, “about ayear old”.
This is my first close-up look at a wild caiman and I’m in awe: its eyes, tiny white teeth and tough skin
are beautiful and detailed. These animals reached evolutionary perfection millions of years ago and their
unchangedshape sincethetimeofdinosaurs reflects this.
24. Whydoes theauthorconsider the boat tripinthejungle a luxury?
A.The jungletour reveals precious species.
B. Heenjoys thegreat facilities ontheboat.
C. It provides arare reliefin theharsh jungle.
D.The boat is theonly way to reach caimans.
25. Howdothe others ofthe team react to nearly hitting thelog in thewater?
A.They treat it calmly without surprise.
B.They remind Pipi ofpotential threats.
C.They briefly pause fordamage check.
D.They panicand suspend theirjourney.
26. Whydoes theauthormention his 2017visittoTambopata?
A.Tohighlight theengaging biodiversity there.
B.TopopularizeTambopata’stourism industry.
C.Toemphasizehisrole change over theyears.
D.Toshowthemotivation forhis current work.
27. What isa suitabletitlefor thetext?
A.AResearcher’s UnforgettableJungleAdventure.
B.ToStudyCaimans for Conservation, Catch One First!
C. NighttimeEncounter:AThrillingBattle withCaimans!
D.Living Fossils:The Caiman’s Evolutionary Importance.
C
Seeing or hearing someone yawn can make you yawn. This phenomenon is not limited to humans; some
animals experience contagious yawning, too.But why isyawning contagious?
Brain cells called mirror neurons(镜像神经元), which respond toactions that we observe in others, may
play a role. “When you see someone yawn, those neurons fire up,” said Andrew Gallup, a professor of
behavioral biology.This mechanism may explain why yawning spreads so easily within social groups.
仿真模拟新高考I卷英语试卷 第 4 页 共 10 页Research has also shown that people and animals are more likely to yawn in response to yawns from
familiar individuals compared with strangers. For example, in a 2013 study, dogs yawned more frequently
when watching their owner yawn than when watching a stranger yawn. This pattern, known as the
“familiarity bias”, is likely driven by attentional biases, as individuals naturally pay closer attention to those
withintheir social circles.
One hypothesis(假说) is that contagious yawning evolved to boost threat detection within groups. In a
2007 study published in Evolutionary Psychology, Gallup and colleagues found that yawning helps cool the
brain. This cooling effect may improve alertness and mental processing efficiency in the yawner. If yawning
spreads through agroup,it could helpenhance thegroup’s threat awareness, theteam proposed.
Another hypothesis is that contagious yawning evolved to keep groups in sync. Yawns follow a natural
rhythm and often signal transitions between activities. So, when yawning spreads within a group, group
members are consistent in activity patterns and behavior. Support for this hypothesis comes from a recent
study on wild African lions. The researchers observed yawns from 19 lions and tracked the connection
between contagious yawning and behavioral consistency—when individuals show the same changes in
behavior.The results were striking: Lions that “caught” a yawn from another lion were 11 times more likely
tomirror themovements of thelionthat yawned first, compared withlions who hadn’t caught theyawn.
At the end of the day, contagious yawning is less about being tired and more about connection. “It’s
your brain’s quiet way ofgetting in tunewiththe people(and sometimes pets)around you.”
28.What isthemechanism ofcontagious yawning?
A. Drawing special attention tofamiliar individuals.
B.Activating themirror neurons to reduce yawning.
C.Triggering mirrorneurons to imitateobserved actions.
D. Observing similaractions tomake constant responses.
29.What canbeinferred from paragraph 3?
A. Familiaritybias stimulates group behavior.
B. Socialbonds drive contagious yawning.
C. Fullattention dominates yawning patterns.
D. Social circles grab more group attention.
30.What does theunderlined phrase “in sync”in paragraph 5mean?
A.At thesamefrequency. B. In closecooperation.
C.With thesamebehavior. . D. In similarcircumstances.
31.Whyis yawning contagious?
A. For protection of evolution. B. In pursuitof empathy.
C. In consequence oftiredness. D. In light ofconnection.
D
It’s like watching a rerun while you’re sleeping: Once again, you show up for a class not knowing there’s
atest, orlosecontrol ofyour car while driving, or get chased byashadowy figure.
Recurring dreams have a way of popping up again and again. Research has found that most recurring
dreams have a negative tone with themes often related to helplessness, failure, or being chased. But
sometimes they can have positive themes, such as discovering a new room in your home or excelling at an
activity likeskiing.
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Sometimes these recurring dream themes may feel random. Other times they may relate to
an experience from your past or to something that’s currently worrying you. Research has
found that people who feel ineffective in their lives and disconnected from others are more
likely to experience negative recurring dreams. “These dreams often correlate with periods of
heightened stress or significant life changes, suggesting that they may serve as indicators of
underlying anxiety,”says Deirdre Barrett, a dream researcherat Harvard Medical School.
The content of the recurring dream can affect how you feel. Positive recurring dreams can
leave you feeling inspired, hopeful or delighted. Meanwhile, recurring dreams that are
upsetting can leave you with an emotional hangover the next day. “Recurring negative dreams
can cause significant emotional distress, leading to feelings of fear, anxiety, or helplessness
upon waking,” Barrett says, “This emotional remains can linger throughout the day, affecting
mood and mental focus.” If these distressing dreams occur frequently, these patterns can even
lead you to dread going to sleep, which can interfere with your overall sleep quality.
Fortunately, if negative recurring dreams persist, experts say a technique called
imagery rehearsal therapy (IRT) can help. With IRT, the basic idea is to select an upsetting
dream, visualize the dream while you’re awake, change the narrative or outcome in some way,
then rehearse thenew dream inyour mindduring the day.
“Change it however feels right to you,” Brette says. “You might change everything or a
small detail or the ending. This has an empowering effect on people during the day and allows
you tohave somecontrol overwhat happens inyour dreams.”
32.What’s thepurpose ofparagraph One?
A.Togive anegative toneto dreams.
B.Todirect focus to recurring dreams.
C.Todescribe different scary dreams.
D.Toimplydislikefor repeated dreams.
33.Whois more likelyto experience negative recurring dreams?
A.Amotivated student. B.Adominant manager.
C.Ademanding teacher. D.An isolated researcher.
34.Which canbeused to describe theeffects ofnegative recurring dreams?
A.Life-changing. B.Wide-spreading.
C. Long-lasting. D. Mind-blowing.
35.What suggestion is given to handlenegative recurring dreams?
A.Asking professional therapist for help.
B. Controllingthe outcomeofthe dreams.
C.Visualizing thescenes ofthedreams.
D.Interveningin thedreams during theday.
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。
You’re in the middle of the afternoon, eyelids heavy, focus slipping. You close your eyes
for half an hour and wake up feeling recharged. But later that night, you’re tossing and turninginbed, wondering why you can’t fall asleep. 36
Napping is a double-edged sword. Done right, it’s a powerful way to recharge the
brain, improve concentration, and support mental and physical health. Done wrong, it can
leave you foggy,disoriented, and struggling tofall asleep later. 37
Most people experience a natural decline in alertness in the early afternoon, typically
between 1 pm and 4 pm. This isn’t just due to a heavy lunch. 38 The early
afternoon period is part of this cycle, which is why so many people feel sleepy at that
time.
Studies suggest that a short nap during this period can help boost alertness, and
improve cognitive function without interfering with nighttime sleep. 39
Napping too long may result in waking up feeling worse than before. Once a nap extends
beyond 30 minutes, the brain transitions into slow-wave sleep, making it much harder to
wake up. And if a nap is taken too late in the day, it can make it harder to fall asleep at
night.
40 Keeping naps between 10 and 20 minutes prevents dizziness. The ideal
time is before 2 pm—napping too late can push back the body’s natural sleep schedule.
The best naps happen in a cool, dark, and quiet environment, similar to nighttime sleep
conditions.
A.That midday nap might bethereason.
B. But napping is notsuitable foreveryone.
C. But there’ssomething worth paying attention to.
D.Tonap effectively,timing and environment matter.
E. Ourinternal bodyclock creates cycles ofwakefulness and tiredness.
F.These “power naps”allowthe brain to rest without slipping into deepsleep.
G.The keylies in understanding howthebodyregulates sleep and wakefulness.
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四个选项中选出最佳选项。
As I hungsome clean towels in my teenage daughters' bathroom, I realized it was too
outdated and needed tobe renovated（翻新）.
My eye 41 on thepoem hanging in plain sight,which was called "OneSet
of Footprints". I'd 42 it during childhood visits to my grandparents' house. My
grandpa carved the poem into a plaque(牌匾) and hung it on the stairway. The poem told
of a man 43 his life as he walked along the beach with God. He noticed two
sets of footprints were left behind them in the sand. But during life's 44 times,
the man saw only one set -- his own, he assumed. 45 , he asked, “where was
God when he was needed most?” "When you saw onlyone set of footprints," God replied,
"it was then that I 46 you."
The poem fascinated me as I discovered its 47 . Whenever there was
troubleorsadness inmy life，I 48 the footprints, andIknew God was withme,
carrying me.
仿真模拟新高考I卷英语试卷 第 7 页 共 10 页I had hung this poem in my daughters' bathroom, hoping it would 49 them as it did me.
50 , over the years, they seemed to overlook it. To them, it was probably just part of the decoration that
went 51 likethechildish print onthewallpaper.
That afternoon I 52 my 13-year-old Heidi from school. On the drive home, she 53
shared her plan to recite the bathroom poem at a talent show. She said she read it daily for encouragement
and knew it 54 .At that moment, I realized even when I couldn't see God's 55 , he was
nearer than ever,inthis seemingly ordinary bathroom space.
41.A. rolled B. placed C. fell D. shone
42.A. memorized B. experienced C. acknowledged D. explained
43.A. reviewing B. learning C. admitting D. confirming
44.A. coziest B. toughest C. busiest D. oddest
45.A.Ashamed B. Embarrassed C. Frightened D. Confused
46.A. led B. carried C. supported D. tested
47.A. secret B. courage C. message D. accuracy
48.A. pictured B. witnessed C. predicted D. followed
49.A. convince B. protect C. reply D. touch
50.A.Therefore B. Instead C.Yet D. Otherwise
51.A. unnoticed B. unclaimed C. unanswered D. unchecked
52.A. looked after B. called up C. picked up D. turned to
53.A. necessarily B. unexpectedly C. objectively D. politely
54.A. bysight B. bychance C. bynature D. byheart
55.A. presence B. performance C. identity D. contribution
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。
Near the ancient water town ofWuzhen, the scenic villages of Maming provide the perfect destinations
for travellers seeking 56 taste of authentic rural life. While most local people are nestled beneath
the covers at 3 am, Tu Yuanqing is already 57 his feet, arranging cups, boiling water and
preparing tea leaves.
The doors to his antique-flavoured teahouse in Maming village 58 (border) a clear stream
where villagers still fetch water with wooden buckets, will open early every day. By 4 am, elderly residents
there chat animatedly with one another while having cups of tea and smoking cigarettes, 59 some
villagers can also befound playing mahjong ina smallroom.
Although geographically adjacent(毗邻) to the ancient water town of Wuzhen attracting millions of
tourists annually with its well-preserved architecture, Maming village, 60 remains undisturbed by
the bustling crowds, 61 (recognize) as the polar opposite of its world-famous neighbour for a long
time. Time seems to stand still in the village, making 62 the perfect day-trip destination for
travellers who want an authenticexperience ofrural life.
Here, tea is not just a beverage, but a way of life. The street that the teahouse is on may only be 50
meters long, but there are three other similar 63 (establish). Without genuine interest in such
low-profit it makes, the elderly owner still operates his stall daily, 64 (sell) 50 to 60 pots at 1 yuan
each—a price remaining unchanged for decades, so little were his earnings 65 they could barely
sustainthe mostbasic needs of hisfamily.
仿真模拟新高考I卷英语试卷 第 8 页 共 10 页第四部分 写作(共两节，满分 40 分)
第一节(满分15分)
假如你是学生会主席是李华，你校英文报正发起“遵守交通规则，做文明中学生”的活动，请你
为校英文报写一份倡议书。内容包括：
1.现状和问题；
2.建议措施。
注意：
(1)写作词数应为80个左右；
(2)请按如下格式在答题纸的相应位置作答。
Obey traffic rules，Becivilized students
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语续写两段，使之构成一篇完整的短文。
Eighth grade meant a new classroom and a new teacher, but I barely noticed the change.As far as I was
concerned, a classroom was a classroom. I longed to be outside, wandering around the hills of Tennessee,
where I grew up. My teachers didn't appreciate hidden caves, running streams and wild bears any more than
Iappreciated algebra, history and calligraphy.My report cards always included notes, like"Douglas needs to
apply himselfinstead ofstaring outthewindow."
My parents tried their best with me, but school hadn't been a big part of their lives either. Daddy left
after the third grade, Mama after the sixth. "He'll grow out of it," Daddy said when another teacher had
concerns about me being too much of a dreamer. "Our boy came along a hundred years too late," Daddy
said." If he'd been bornin1842,he would have fitright in."
The rugged(崎岖的) land, the wild life, the adventure — more for me to dream about while chained to
my eighth-grade desk. It seemed there were two kinds of people in the world: those who belonged in the
classroom and those who belonged in the mountains. The teacher, Miss Cook, seemed to know which one I
was and had put mefar away from thewindow.
"Douglas Clark." The sound of my name pulled me out of my daydreams. Miss Cook had appeared at
my side without my even knowing. "If this daydreaming continues, I'm going to have to pay a visit to your
parents," shesaid.
Igave her agrin. "If you ain't going to helpcook supper,you might as well not come," Isaid.
The class laughed, but Miss Cook did not. "That's very clever," she said. "I think you should stay after
school and share more ofyour cleverness."
I sighed. My joke was going to keep me where I didn't belong.That's the way it was with teachers.They
never missed achance toremind me ofthat.
As soon as the bell rang, I took out my notebook to get a head start on writing “I will not be clever in
class” 200 times. But Miss Cook had something else in mind. She called me to the front and told me to sit
facing her.
注意：
(1)续写词数应为150个左右；
(2)请按如下格式在答题纸的相应位置作答。
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"I'd likeyou towriteabouttheoutdoor adventureyou enjoyed most,"she said.
Gradually,I foundmyself fallingin lovewith school learning.
