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四川省九师联盟2025届高三仿真模拟卷英语(G)_2025年5月_250511九师联盟2025届高三仿真模拟卷(G)(全科)

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四川省九师联盟2025届高三仿真模拟卷英语(G)_2025年5月_250511九师联盟2025届高三仿真模拟卷(G)(全科)
四川省九师联盟2025届高三仿真模拟卷英语(G)_2025年5月_250511九师联盟2025届高三仿真模拟卷(G)(全科)
四川省九师联盟2025届高三仿真模拟卷英语(G)_2025年5月_250511九师联盟2025届高三仿真模拟卷(G)(全科)
四川省九师联盟2025届高三仿真模拟卷英语(G)_2025年5月_250511九师联盟2025届高三仿真模拟卷(G)(全科)
四川省九师联盟2025届高三仿真模拟卷英语(G)_2025年5月_250511九师联盟2025届高三仿真模拟卷(G)(全科)
四川省九师联盟2025届高三仿真模拟卷英语(G)_2025年5月_250511九师联盟2025届高三仿真模拟卷(G)(全科)
四川省九师联盟2025届高三仿真模拟卷英语(G)_2025年5月_250511九师联盟2025届高三仿真模拟卷(G)(全科)
四川省九师联盟2025届高三仿真模拟卷英语(G)_2025年5月_250511九师联盟2025届高三仿真模拟卷(G)(全科)

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(*15/0;1/02.52,3237.52) ST5ghi,=10?@AA、B、C、DjBDEFBC。 犃 犚犻狀犵犻狀2025犪狋狋犺犲犆犻狋狔狅犳犃狌狊狋犻狀狊犖犲狑犢犲犪狉犆犲犾犲犫狉犪狋犻狅狀 Injusttwoweeks,theCityofAustinandVisitAustinwillhostAustinsNewYearaswewelcome2025at AuditoriumShores.AustinsNewYearfeaturesanightofentertainmentheadlinedbyThirdEyeBlind,food trucksandbeveragevendors(kl/m),andamidnightfireworksshow. 犛犮犺犲犱狌犾犲狅犳犈狏犲狀狋狊 ●7:00狆犿:Parkgrounds,foodtrucks,andbeergardenopen ●7:00-11:55狆犿:MusicPerformancesbyDJMel,AngélicaRahe,andThirdEyeBlind ●11:45-11:55狆犿:AustinsNewYearDrone(nop)Show—Canceled ●11:55狆犿-犿犻犱狀犻犵犺狋:Countdownto2025endingwithamidnightfireworksshow Attendeesarewelcometobringblanketsandchairs,butpets—exceptfortrainedservicedogs—arenot allowed.Avarietyoflocalvendorswillhavefood,andnonalcoholicandalcoholicdrinks(21+only)available forpurchase.LocalfoodtruckvendorsonsitethisyearincludeAmysIceCream,BurroCheeseKitchen, GarbosLobster,GeluItalianIce,andYapaArtisanEmpanadas. Nooutsidealcohol,glass,fireworks,orsparklerswillbeallowedatAuditoriumShores. 【!"4#$%&’·!" ( 2)(*8))】 G犌犲狋狋犻狀犵狋狅犃狌狊狋犻狀狊犖犲狑犢犲犪狉 ●犎犻犽犲犪狀犱犅犻犽犲犜狉犪犻犾—Bringalightandremember,motorizedvehiclesarenotpermitted. ●犅犻犽犲狋狅狋犺犲犈狏犲狀狋—Theparkisopen,anditsagoodchoiceforyoutoridedirectlytoAuditoriumShores. ●犆犪狆犕犲狋狉狅—FreeridesareavailableonDec.31after5:00pmonallservices.Busrouteswilloperateregular serviceandrailserviceisextendeduntil2:30amonJan.1.PleaseusetheCapMetroTripPlannertofindyour besttransitoption. ●犛犺犪狉犲犱犕狅犫犻犾犻狋狔/犇狅犮犽犾犲狊狊犇犲狏犻犮犲狊—ThesouthwestcornerofRiversideDriveandSouthFirstStreetwillbe availablefordropoff. 21.Whatactivityisscheduledformidnight? A.Alivemusicshow. B.Afireworksshow. C.Agardentour. D.Droneperformances. 22.Whatareteenagersprohibitedfromdoingattheevent? A.Buyingalcoholicdrinks. B.Bringingalongservicedogs. C.Usingchairsandblankets. D.Consuminginsidefood. 23.HowareattendeesadvisedtogettoAuditoriumShoresfortheevent? A.Bycar. B.Bytaxi. C.Byboat. D.Bybike. 犅 In2020,wecelebratedSmokeyBears75thbirthdayasanationalfirepreventionicon(qr).Manyknow Smokeysmessage:“OnlyYOUcanpreventwildfires”,butfewerpeoplemayknowthatSmokeywasareal Americanblackbearrescued,inthespringof1950,fromaviolentwildfireinNewMexico. TheLosTablosandCapitanGapfires,whichburnedover17,000acres,werestokedby70mileperhour windsthatmadethefireshardtofight.TheTaosPuebloSnowballcrewformedwhenthewarchiefcalledall availablefirefighterstoputoutthebigfireintheLincolnNationalForest.Twentyfivevolunteersboardeda schoolbusandbeganthelongjourneytofightthegrowingfires,fueledbystrongwindsandhightemperatures. Itwasonlythesecondfirefightingexperienceforthenewlyestablishedcrew.Themenspent28longdays fightingthefires. ThecrewrescuedthefivepoundAmericanblackbearwholaterbecameknownas“Smokey”outofthe embers(st).AdolphSamora,amemberoftheSnowballcrew,rememberedputtingoutfirehotspotswhen someotherfirefighterscalledhimovertowhatlookedlikeacrumpled(uA)jacketlyingontheground. “Thelittlebearwascovered,”hesaid.“Ipickeditupandplaceditinmyarms.Thebearhadburnsallover itshandsandfeet.”Crewmemberswrappedthethreemontholdbearintheirownjacketstoprotectitsbadly burnedpawswhentheytransportedittosafety. Alocalfamilynursed“Smokey”backtohealth,andthebearwaslatermovedtotheNationalZooin Washington,D.C.,whereitlivedforthenext26years. TheForestServiceandtheU.S.AdvertisingCouncilcreatedSmokeyBearin1944.Sincethen,Smokey Bearhasbecomethelongestrunningpublicservicecampaigninournationshistory,helpinginitslifelong missionoffireprevention. 24.Whichofthefollowingcanreplacetheunderlinedword“stoked”inparagraph2? A.Caused. B.Delayed. C.Boosted. D.Reduced. 25.WhatcharacterizedtheTaosPuebloSnowballcrew? A.Theyownedadvancedequipment. B.Theylackedenoughexperience. C.Theywereuncooperative. D.Theywerehighlyefficient. 【!"4#$%&’·!" ( 3)(*8))】 G26.Whatwas“Smokey”likewhenitwasfound? A.Itwasbadlyburned. B.Itwassafebutveryscared. C.Itwashidingunderajacket. D.Itwastoohungrytomoveabout. 27.WhywasSmokeyBearcreated? A.Torepresentthebraveryoffirefighters. B.Tohighlightthedangersofforestfires. C.Tosymbolizewildlifeconservationefforts. D.Topromotefirepreventionawarenessnationwide. 犆 Digitalhealthtools,suchaspatientportals(vwxy),treatmentappsandonlineappointmentschedulers, areincreasinglycommon.Butnoteveryoneisequallyathomeusingthem.Tofindouthowlanguage,education andagemayaffectapersonscomfortinusingdigitaltools,UCSanFrancisco(UCSF)researcherssurveyed caregiversofhospitalizedchildrenatUCSFBenioffChildrensHospitals. TheresearchersfoundthatbeingaSpanishspeaker,havinglesseducation,andbeingolderallmadepeople feellesscomfortablewithdigitalhealthtools.“Digitalhealthtoolsaremeanttoimprovehealthaccessand outcomes,butthey mustbeusefulforpeoplefromallbackgroundstoavoiddeepeningexistinghealth inequities,”saidNaomiBardach,professorofpediatricsatUCSFBenioffChildrensHospitals.“Wedontwant toleavepeoplebehind,whethertheyareolderadults,peoplewithlowereducation,orthoseofaspecificrace,or languagebackground.” Researchersaskedhowwellpeoplefelttheycouldengagewithdigitaltools,howmotivatedtheyweretouse them,andhowsafeandincontroltheyfeltwhiletheywereusingthem.Thiswasintendedtomeasurepeoples concernsabouttheprivacyofdigitalhealthtools. Educationwasthemostimportantfactor,afterlanguage.Havingahighschooleducationorlesswasmost stronglyassociatedwithlowerscoresinallthreeareasmeasured.LatinxandBlackcaregiversscoredsignificantly loweron“feelingsafeandincontrol”withdigitaltools.Ruralcaregivers,however,scoredhigherontheprivacy measure,andtheyweremoremotivatedtousedigitaltools.Thoseover45werelessmotivatedtousedigital tools,andtheyalsofeltlesssafeandincontrolwhileusingthem. “Accessingthesetoolsaffectsallkindsofthings,likerequestingmedicationrefillsonline,trackingthe numberofstepsperday,orhelpingachildplayatherapeuticgameforADHD,”Bardachsaid.“Weallneedto bethinkingabouthowtomakesurepeoplecanusethemcomfortably,andiftheycant,howtoprovideanalternative.” 28.Whatdoesthetextmainlytalkabout? A.Whataffectspeoplescomfortinusingdigitalhealthtools. B.Whydigitalhealthtoolsneedtobeimprovedindiversity. C.Whataretheadvantagesofusingdigitalhealthtools. D.Howdigitalhealthtoolsmayimpactthepatients. 29.WhatdoesBardachattachimportancetoaboutadigitalhealthtoolinparagraph2? A.Itssafety. B.Itsaccuracy. C.Itsuniversality. D.Itsefficiency. 30.Whathasthegreatesteffectonusingdigitalhealthtoolsaccordingtothetext? A.Education. B.Age. C.Race. D.Language. 31.Whatsimpliedaboutdigitalhealthtoolsinthelastparagraph? A.Theyarenotaffordableformostpeople. B.Ensuringtheircomforttousersisessential. C.Providinganalternativetothemisimpossible. D.Theyareprimarilydesignedforyoungerusers. 【!"4#$%&’·!" ( 4)(*8))】 G犇 Seabirdcolony(z{)surveydatacollectedover55yearswasusedtoestimatethenumberofbirdsnesting onthe280atollsintheIndoPacific.Thestudy,publishedinthejournal犖犪狋狌狉犲犈犮狅犾狅犵狔犪狀犱犈狏狅犾狌狋犻狅狀,also measuresthenutrientcontributionofthebirdstotheecosystem. Atollsareringshapedcoralreefislandsthatenclosealagoon(|}~).Theyformwhenadeadvolcano sinkslower,leavingbehindthecoralreefthathasgrownarounditsedge.Oftheabout440atollsintheworld, mostareinthePacificOcean.Theircombinedsurfaceareaonlymakesupabout0.02%ofthetotalislandareain theIndoPacificregion. However,thenewstudyshowsthattheirimportancetoseabirdsfaroutweighstheirrelativelysmalltotal area.“Wecalculatethatover31millionseabirds—about25%oftheworldstropicalseabirds—arenestingon atolls,”saysfirstauthorSebastianSteiblfromtheUniversityofAucklandinNewZealand.“Atleast14seabird specieshavemorethanhalfoftheirglobalpopulationsnestingonatolls.”Thisisalsojustasmallpartof historicalpopulationsusingtheatollsforbreedingandnesting. Theauthorsalsonotetheimportanceofseabirdsand,byextension,theatollstheyrelyonforthebroader ecosystem.“Seabirdsaregloballyimportantmediators((cid:127)(cid:128))ofecologicalconnectivitybetweenlandandsea,” theywrite.“Theytransportnutrientsintheformofbirddroppingsfrommarinefeedinggroundstotheirnestingsites.” Theresearchhighlightstheimportanceofconservingseabirdcoloniesandtheatollsamidgrowing environmentalchallengessuchaswarmingoceansandrisingsealevels.“Protectingatollsisthereforenotonly importantforseabirdconservation—inturn,seabirdsonatollsarealsosupportingthefunctioningoftheatolls themselves,whichmightbekeytobuildingresilience((cid:129)(cid:130)(cid:131))againstclimatechange,”Steiblsays. “Manyatollislandsthatbearlegaciesofcolonialexploitationaretodayuninhabited,”saysSteibl.“Building onthehereestablishedglobalimportanceofatollsforseabirdconservation,theseuninhabitedatollislandsoffer themselvesasmaintargetsitesforfutureseabirdconservationandrestorationplans.” 32.Whatdoesthenewstudyshow? A.Atollsareformedbyvolcanoeruption. B.TheecosystemsoftheIndoPacificarethreatened. C.Atollsareimportantforseabirds. D.SeabirdsinthePacificarefacingextinction. 33.Whatcanweknowaboutseabirdsfromparagraph4? A.Theycontrolfishpopulationsnearatolls. B.Theyactasmediatorsforplantsonatolls. C.Theyprotectcoralreefsfromwarmingup. D.Theytransportnutrientsfromtheseatoland. 34.Whatprobablyposesthebiggestthreattotheatollsatpresent? A.Climatechange. B.Fishingships. C.Volcanicactivities. D.Oceanpollution. 35.Whyaretheatollislandssuitableforseabirdconservation? A.Theyhavelargerlagoonsfornesting. B.Theyareunaffectedbyhumanactivities. C.Theyhavenoseaanimalsthreateningseabirds. D.Theyserveasmanycolonialhabitatsforanimals. (Z. (*5/0;1/02.52,3212.52) ST56hi,=hi:ABC>BD(cid:132)(cid:133)(cid:134)(cid:135)(cid:136)](cid:137)AEFBC。BC>;cC(cid:138)(cid:139)sBC。 Livinginharmonywithothersiseasiersaidthandone,especiallyinaworldfilledwithconflictanddiffering opinions,butyoucanstartbyconnectingwithcommunity,neighbors,familyandfriends. 犘犪狉狋犻犮犻狆犪狋犲犻狀犮狅犿犿狌狀犻狋狔犲狏犲狀狋狊.Checkthelocalcommunityboardsforpostingsabouteventslikeablock partyoracommunitygaragesale.Volunteeratcommunityeventsanddonategoodsormoneytolocalevents. 36 . 【!"4#$%&’·!" ( 5)(*8))】 G犆狅狀狀犲犮狋狑犻狋犺狔狅狌狉狀犲犻犵犺犫狅狉狊.Reachouttopeoplewholivearoundyou.Knockontheirdoorandbringover bakedgoods. 37 .Befriendlyandsociablewithyourneighborssoyoucanbuildasenseofgroupinthe neighborhood. Offertohelpyourneighbors.If,forexample,youhaveanelderlyneighbor,offertohelpthemwithyard workorhousework,likecleaningtheirrooms. 38 .Trytomakethetimeyouspendwithyourfamilymeaningfulandmemorable.Haveregularfamily dinnersorinviteyourfamilyover.Planatripwithyourfamily,especiallyifitsbeenawhilesinceyouall traveledtogether.Evenifyouarentsuperclosetoyourfamily,youcanstilltrytoconnecttothemonceina while.Youmayfindthatthemoretimeyouspendwithyourfamily,themoreharmoniousaroundeachotheryou willbecome. Embrace((cid:140)(cid:141)(cid:142)(cid:143))yourfamilystraditions,andtrytocreatenewones. 39 . 犅犲犺狅狀犲狊狋狑犻狋犺犳狉犻犲狀犱狊.Openyourselfuptoyourfriendswhenyouneedthem. 40 .Soyoucanfeelmore authenticandrealaroundthoseclosetoyou.Forexample,ifyourehavingaroughday,youmaytellyour friends,“Todaywasabadday.Ineedsomecheeringup.” A.Spendqualitytimewithfamily B.Say“hello”tothemonthestreet C.Acceptthatyoumaynotagreewitheveryone D.Sharinglifeeventshelpscreateasenseofbelonging E.Dontshyawayfromsharingyouremotionswiththem F.Suchactivitiescanhelpyoufeelmoreconnectedtoyourcommunity G.Itcansurelyhelpyoustayconnectedwiththemandnotlosetouch ;H=> "IJK(ABC,D>30>) (-. (*15/0;1/012,32152) ST56hi,=10?@AA、B、C、DjBD(cid:132)(cid:133)(cid:134)(cid:135)(cid:136)](cid:137)AEFBC。 Growingup,Ispentweekendsreadingandweeknightsonafterschoolactivities.Thatwasthe 41 Iwas usedto.ThenithitmeaboutayearagowhenIwashavingaslumber((cid:144)(cid:145))partywithafriend,whereIwas someonewhowasconstantly 42 .WheneverItookanyaction,Imadeit 43 .Myfriendwassittingnext tomeandwewerewatchingsomeTV.Itooksomephotosofherthatdaysoshecouldsavethemas 44 of whenshevisitedme!Asweweretalking,the 45 ofeditingphotosreallykeptus 46 intheconversation andthatswhenshesaid,“Ilovethatyoucando‘work’andyetyourenot 47 ‘working’.” Whatshe 48 bythatwasthateventhoughIwasbeingproductive,Ifoundthe 49 ofeditingphotos andorganizingthemtobe 50 blogpostslateraverysimpleandenjoyabletask.Ialwaysworkedonmyblog ontheweekendsand 51 sawitasasidehustle((cid:146)(cid:147))orahobby.Isawbloggingasafunactivity,like a 52 . Today,eventhoughItreatmybloglikeanotherbusinessissue,Istill 53 thesamewhenitcomesto creatingcontents.ItsanactivitythatIcan 54 withothersandcanhaveascompletelyasmyown,making myweekends 55 aswell. 41.A.pace B.culture C.pattern D.meeting 42.A.working B.singing C.talking D.interrupting 43.A.real B.funny C.complete D.purposeful 44.A.gifts B.recipes C.memories D.documents 45.A.sign B.ease C.pain D.cost 46.A.skilled B.interested C.experienced D.engaged 47.A.ultimately B.regularly C.actually D.suddenly 【!"4#$%&’·!" ( 6)(*8))】 G48.A.meant B.gained C.judged D.realized 49.A.channel B.process C.aim D.training 50.A.takenalong B.listedas C.dealtwith D.turnedinto 51.A.never B.even C.thus D.somehow 52.A.joke B.treat C.party D.dream 53.A.feel B.keep C.grab D.expect 54.A.trade B.share C.compare D.attend 55.A.voluntary B.original C.official D.productive (Z. (*10/0;1/01.52,32152) ST56hi,(cid:148)(cid:136)](cid:137)(cid:134)(cid:135)1<(cid:129)(cid:149)A(cid:150)(cid:151)[(cid:152)(cid:153)(cid:154)(cid:150)(cid:151)A(cid:155)(cid:156)q(cid:157)。 TheSouthtoNorthWaterDiversionProjectinChinahasinthepastdecadechanneled76.7billioncubic metersofwaterfromtheYangtzeRiverbasinto 56 countrysdroughtpronenorthernregions,accordingtoa waterresourcesofficial. WangDaoxi,viceministerofwaterresources,madetheremarkrecentlyatanewsconference 57 was organizedbytheStateCouncilInformationOfficetomarkthe10thanniversary((cid:158)(cid:159))ofthegreatprojects operation. “Aftersustainableexpansionofareas 58 (cover)bytheproject,itnowsupplieswaterto45mediumand largesizedcities, 59 (benefit)185millionpeople,”Wangsaid.“Theprojects 60 (construct)influencehas increasinglyextendedbeyondmediumandlargecitiestoruralareas,leadingtoamassivenumberof 61 (individual) enjoyingitsbenefitsyearafteranother.” Wangalsohighlightedthesignificantroleoftheproject 62 helpingtoimprovetheecological environmentofriversandlakesinNorthChina.“Thankstotheproject, 63 (rough)11.8billioncubic metersofwaterhasbeenrefilledintomorethan50rivers,”hesaid. TheYongdingRiver,whichdriedupin1996,forexample,witnessedcontinuouswaterflowalongits 865kilometercourseinAugust2021.Overthelastthreeyears,themotherriverofBeijing 64 (maintain)a yearroundflowalongitsentire 65 (long). ;L=> .:(ABC,D>40>) (-. (32152) (cid:160)¡HY¢£,(cid:148)⁄.¥Mƒ§¤-'“«‹›ififl(cid:176)。–@HA(cid:144)†‡·(cid:181)Jordon¶-•‚„,(cid:154)” »(cid:152): 1.fl(cid:176)…‰(cid:128)(cid:190); 2.H¿rE(cid:192)A-<.`。 ´ˆ:1.¶b(cid:151)˜(cid:130)(cid:138)80<¯˘; 2.–˙¨5(cid:201)(cid:157)(cid:148)P0˚A¸(cid:130)(cid:204)˝bP。 DearJordon, Yourssincerely, LiHua 【!"4#$%&’·!" ( 7)(*8))】 G(Z. (32252) ST56de,˛ˇ—(cid:154)”R?@7(cid:209)(cid:210)(cid:211),(cid:212)¶c7,(cid:213)(cid:214)(cid:215)(cid:216)-(cid:217)G(cid:218)Ahi。 MybestdayeverbeganwhenIdecidedtotakeatriptoexploretheworldalone.Leavingmyhomeand family,Isetouttodiscovernewculturesandwaysoflife. ThemomentthatmadethisjourneysomeaningfulformewaswhenIvisitedanorphanage((cid:219)(cid:220)(cid:221))for childrenwithdisabilities.Seeingthecourageandstrengththesekidshadandthedeterminationtheydisplayedin theirdailyliveswastrulyinspiring.Thisexperiencechangedmyviewonlifeforever. MyvisittotheorphanagehappenedbychancewhenIwanderedintoasmallvillageduringmytravels.A kindlocalwomannoticedmelookinglostandinvitedmetojoinherforameal.Overplatesoffragrantriceand freshvegetables,shesharedthestoryoftheorphanage,locatedjustashortwalkfromherhome.Hereyes shonewithprideasshespokeofthechildren.IfeltatugatmyheartandaskedifIcouldvisittheplace. Thenextmorning,sheledmetotheorphanage,amodestbuildingwithcolorfulwallspaintedbythe childrenthemselves.AssoonasIentered,Iwasgreetedwithlaughterandadeepsenseofwarmth.Ayoungboy namedRavirolleduptomeinhiswheelchair,hisfacebeamingwithasmile.“Welcome!”hesaidwithinfectious enthusiasm,holdingoutahandforahandshake.Atthatmoment,IrealizedIwasntjustavisitor.Iwas steppingintoaworldfullofextraordinarystrengthandbeauty. Ispentthedaylearningabouttheirlives.Eachchildhadastorythatcouldbreakyourheartandmend((cid:222)(cid:223))it inthesamebreath.TherewasMeena,whohadlostherparentsinafloodbutnowcreatedamazingartwithjust hertoes.AndAjay,whowasbornwithcerebralpalsy((cid:224)Æ(cid:226)ª),wasthemosttalentedchessplayerIhadever met.ThesechildrenfacedchallengesIcouldhardlyimagine,yettheirspiritremainedunbroken.Theyradiateda kindofjoythatdidntdependoncircumstancesbutcamefromadeepwellofgratitudeforlifeitself. ´ˆ:1.(cid:212)¶(cid:151)˜(cid:130)(cid:138)150<¯˘; 2.–˙¨5(cid:201)(cid:157)(cid:148)P0˚A¸(cid:130)(cid:204)˝bP。 Thatevening,Ihadagreattimewiththosechildren. Whenitwastimetoleave,Ravihandedmeasmallcard. 【!"4#$%&’·!" ( 8)(*8))】 G