高三 8 月返校考
英语答案
第一部分 听力
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第二部分 阅读
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第三部分 语言运用
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56. be taken 57. whose 58. viewing 59. foundation 60. vividly
61. What 62. to help 63. at 64. a 65. has encountered
第四部分 写作
第一节
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Notice
To respond positively to the "Healthy China 2030" initiative and effectively enhance students’ physical
fitness,ourschoolisscheduledtolaunchthe"AI+SunshineRunning"activitynextMonday.
During the activity, AI equipment will accurately record your running distance, speed and duration. Besides,
not only can you check your exercise data in real-time but also make personalized running plans with the help of
AI. It is a meaningful way to develop a habit of taking exercise, which is of great significance for our long-term
growthandwell-being.
Wesincerelycallonallstudentstoparticipateactively.Let’sembracesportsandbuildahealthybodyforour
futurestudyandlife.
TheStudentUnion
第二节
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The next day during break, Asher saw the same kids pulling leaves just like before. This time, he didn’t walk
away. His heart pounded, but Grandpa’s words echoed in his mind: courage means doing what is right even when
you are afraid. Taking a shaky breath, Asher stepped forward. “Hey,” he said, his voice barely above a whisper.
“Please stop.” The kids turned, surprised. “Leaves help trees breathe,” Asher continued, trying to sound calm. “If
youpullthemalloff,thetreecouldgetsickanddie.”Foralongmoment,nobodyspoke.Thenoneboydroppedthe
leaf in his hand. “Really?” he asked. “I never thought about that.” Asher nodded, feeling a small wave of
confidence.“Insteadofhurtingit,”hesuggested,“wecouldprotectittogether.”The kids soon agreed to Asher’s suggestion. They fetched cardboard and bright markers from the classroom
andmadealargesignthatread:“ProtectOurTree–ItGivesUsShadeandCleanAir.”Together,theytiedittothe
oak tree. Over the next few weeks, the group took turns watering the tree and picking up litter around it. Asher no
longer sat alone during break. He stood and laughed with his new friends under the spreading branches. One
afternoon, Grandpa came to pick him up and saw the sign. His eyes shone with pride. “You see, Asher?” he said
quietly. “You took care of the tree, and the tree brought you friends.” Asher smiled, feeling the warm sun and an
even warmer sense of belonging. He finally understood: when we take care of plants, they take care of us in ways
weneverexpect.
听力录音稿
Text1
M:Doyouthinkplayingchesscanbeconsideredasport?Idoubtit.
W: I guess so. It is a game of planning, just like football. It also involves a lot of practice to become the best.
(1)
M:Ineverthoughtofitlikethatbefore.Thanks.
Text2
M:Iwasinthetravelagencyyesterday,andyou’llneverguesswhoservedme.
W:Notyouroldarmyfriendagain,wasit?
M:ItwasMr.Perkinsfromschool.He’saboutseventynow!He’shadacompletecareerchange!(2)
Text3
M: When do you think this storm will stop? (3) It was perfectly sunny yesterday, but now when we want to go
outdoorsit’slikethis!
W:Itcouldbeworse.Snowwasforecastfortoday,butitlookslikeitisn’tquitecoldenough.
Text4
W: My midday meeting has been canceled. Could you call and ask Harold James if he’s able to meet an hour
earlierthanplanned?
M:Willdo,Mrs.Carson.(4)Inthiscase,youdon’thavetostayattheofficesolatetonight.
Text5
W:Lookatallthosepoems!Howmanyhaveyouwrittennow?
M: Oh, I don’t know, maybe fifty or sixty. (5) I often find time at the weekends when my mom’s working at the
hotelandthehouseisempty.Icanthinkclearlythen.
Text6（第6题为推断题）
W:Whichofthesefootballbootsdoyoulike?(7)
M:Iprefertheseredones.Myfavoritefootballerwearsthemandsodoalotofmyteammates.
W: They do look rather smart, don’t they? Where’s the price tag (标签)? Oh, my goodness! $180? For a pair of
footballboots?Noway.
M:Iknewyou’dgocrazy!Okay,howabouttheseblueandwhiteones?They’reonly$100.(7)W: $100 is still a lot of money. The black ones are only $55! I tell you what, you can have the blue and white
ones,butI’llonlypaythepriceoftheblackones.Youwillhavetouseyourbirthdaymoneytocovertherest.
(7)Deal?
M:Deal.
Text7
M:HaveyouspokentoyourfriendJessicarecently?(8)
W:Notreally,no.Wedon’treallyhangoutasmuchanymore.Whydoyouask?
M:Imethermomatthesupermarketthismorning.ShesaidJessicafailedthefinalexam.(8)(9)Whyisthat?
W:Ithinkhermomwaspushinghertoohardandshewasundertoomuchpressure.
M:That’sawful.
W:Yeah.Itoldherwehadtostudyhard.
M:Ihopeyoudon’tthinkweputanypressureonyou.Wejustwantyoutohaveagoodcareer.
W:Iknow,Dad.SodoI.That’swhyIworkedreallyhardinordertogetintouniversity.
M:Well,hopefully,Jessicawillfindherway.(9)
W:Imightcallher.Shemustbefeelingdown.I’lldothatrightnow.(9)
Text8
W:I’mabitworriedaboutmyinterviewtomorrow.(10)WhatiftheyaskmesomethingIdon’tknow?
M: If they do, just think of the best way to answer the question, and if you really don’t know, ask them to phrase
thequestioninadifferentway.That’swhatIdidwhenIwasinterviewedformyaccountingjob.
Howmanyaregoingtomorrow?
W: There are six other people there tomorrow. But they had two hundred applicants originally. After tomorrow,
thecompanywillinvitethetoptwotoasecondinterviewnextWednesday.(10)
M:Welldoneforgettingthisfar.(12)Therearesomanypeoplehopingtobeplaywritersthesedays.(11)It’s
reallynotaneasyprofessiontogetinto.
W:Yes.TheyhaveagoodideaofmywritingabilityasIsentinexamplesofmyworkwhenIapplied.Ithink
tomorrowisaboutgettingtoknowusandseeingifwe’dfitintotheirproductionteam.(11)
M:Goodluck!Ihopeitgoeswell.(12)
Text9
W:Theycallyouthe“wolfwhisperer”.Couldyoutellmewhy?(16)
M: I grew up close to the border with Russia in a small Finnish town. My father was a fisherman whose family
wentbackgenerations.MymotherwasanAmericanwhometmyfatheronafamilyholidayandsettledinthearea.
Asayoungboy,IwouldjoinmyfatheronmanyadventuresinthewildwoodlandsofFinland.(14)
W:ItmustbecoldertherethanitishereinEngland.(13)(14)
M:Oh,yes.Wewouldoftencampoutfordaysinfreezingconditions,butitwasalwaysgreatfun.(14)
My father would cook our meals around a fire and make me coffee. (15) Although the taste wasn’t great, it
mademefeelreallygrownup.(15)
W:So,wheredothewolvesfitin?M: On one particular morning, my father had gone to collect firewood and a pack of wolves entered the camp.
Insteadofbeingscared,Iofferedthemsomefish.Thewolveswerehungryandateithappily.Andthatwasthat…
or so I thought. The next day they came back, and the day after that. Inthefollowingweeks, everytimewewent
camping,thewolveswouldfindus.Iwouldfeedthemandeventuallywebecamegoodfriends!(16)
Text10
Greetings to you all. It’s lovely to have so many visitors from China. (20) Today, I’m thrilled to share
insights into a very special aspect of Western European culture and history: the tradition of building castles.
(17) These structures, spread across the landscapes of our countries, offer a view into our rich history and the way
oflifehundredsofyearsago.Thesecastles,datingmainlyfromthe9thtothe15thcenturies,werenotonlymilitary
buildings but also centers of political and social life. Built in carefully chosen positions, they served as symbols of
power and wealth. Now, let’s look at the key features of these magnificent structures. Castleswereoftensituated
ontopofhills,providingastrategicadvantageindefense.(18)Theouterwalls,bridges,andwateraroundthem
weredesignedtoscareoffenemies.Withinthewalls,you’dfindacentraltower,whichistheruler’sresidence,
(19) and other various buildings like soldiers’ accommodation. Life within a castle was a complex mixture of
politics, warfare, and everyday activities. As you explore these architectural wonders, you’ll witness the complex
work and clever design that went into their construction. It displays the hard work and intelligence of the period
andtherichhistoryofWesternEuropeanculture.
