备战 2025 年高考英语名校模拟真题速递(新高考八省专用)
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（24-25高三上·云南玉溪·阶段练习）A couple, who began raising money for 1 40 years ago
after their daughter’s battle with cancer, are about to 2 the l million mark. Their youngest daughter Sally
Kay was 3 with cancer when she was a teenager. She 4 successful chemotherapy (化疗) and
totally recovered from the disease at the age of 18. On their way home after her final surgery and chemotherapy,
Sally said, “Mum, I’m one of the 5 ones so I’d like to give something back.” This got her parents Mike
and Bridget Locke thinking. The couple decided to raise money for, 6 research to find a cure and they
have stuck to their promise raising £956,000.
The devoted pair have spent the past four decades working 7 to raise cash for Cancer Research.
They have raised thousands through supermarket collections, breakfast mornings and golf events. Mike
discovered a love of making marmalade (橘子酱) and has sold over 2,000 jars all for charity .
It became their 8 job after Mike retired 30 years ago. “It makes me feel I’ve done something 9
,” Mike said.“I’ve enjoyed it because l think l m doing something useful with my life.” Bridget, a former local
newspaper our journalist, said, “I think it’s in my blood to raise money, Even as a small child during the war, I
used to do a collection and was given a(n) 10 for raising more than the other girls.
Mike, who was awarded a Member of the British Empire in 2007 for his services to Cancer Research,
added. “A few years ago, I mapped it out on a graph and worked out that we should hit the1 million mark by the
time l turn 90.Well, I 11 it to 90 but we still haven’t hit l million.” So he has 12 a fundraising
page online to get the £44,00. He needs to 13 his target. Sophie Bus son from Cancer Research said,”
What Mike said and his family have achieved is extraordinary. Their 14 will enable scientists to find
new ways to 15 , diagnose and treat cancer and we are incredibly grateful to him.”
1．A．institution B．charity C．corporation D．union
2．A．hit B．spin C．pay D．charge
3．A．associated B．pleased C．bored D．diagnosed
4．A．underwent B．underestimated C．undertook D．understood
5．A．miserable B．intellectual C．adorable D．fortunate
6．A．soul-stirring B．life-saving C．mind-blowing D．life-changing7．A．carelessly B．selflessly C．tirelessly D．restlessly
8．A．full-time B．high-speed C．short-term D．past-time
9．A．permanent B．temporary C．meaningless D．positive
10．A．award B．payment C．schedule D．quotation
11．A．packed B．brought C．caught D．made
12．A．raised up B．cut up C．set up D．broke up
13．A．search B．reach C．catch D．match
14．A．efficiency B．significance C．issue. D．devotion
15．A．prevent B．promote C．protect D．preserve
（24-25高三上·山西阳泉·阶段练习）Wanderlust (酷爱旅游 ) is in my DNA．By the time I was six
months old, I already had my own frequent flyer number and would 1 my parents on trips.
My mom was a pioneer in the travel industry, and it’s 2 to say that I know a thing or two about
family adventures around the globe. So when a traveller came to me 3 a 10-day action-packed family
trip through Peru, I was up to the challenge.
One of my favourite things about being a trip 4 is planning a bespoke trip (定制旅行). Of
course, every trip offers an exciting 5 of challenging activities, inspiring cultural experiences, incredible
restaurants, and a(n) 6 unique view on the region, but bespoke trips are a kind of travel alchemy (旅行
炼金术) —a(n) 7 to create something truly magical.
My first customer was an energetic woman named Linda. “I’d like you to put together a trip for my son and
me” she said. After 8 out what was on their must-see 9 , I began pulling together the perfect
trip. “We’d love to see Machu Picchu,” she said, “but I think it would be great to have some more ‘off-the-road’
10 , a chance to 11 our comfort zone. Take us by bike, on foot, whatever you 12 . We
want to see the best that Peru has to 13 , and we’re not afraid to get a little muddy in the 14
.” That was all I needed to hear.
Next, it was my 15 to generate an unforgettable experience for the family and a sense of joy for
me.
1．A．meet B．accompany C．track D．leave
2．A．safe B．strange C．pitiful D．crazy
3．A．purchasing B．delaying C．requesting D．canceling
4．A．engineer B．writer C．guide D．designer5．A．combination B．competition C．performance D．ceremony
6．A．especially B．completely C．slightly D．hardly
7．A．excuse B．order C．task D．opportunity
8．A．pulling B．trying C．finding D．handing
9．A．menu B．list C．desire D．destination
10．A．experiences B．picnics C．parties D．accidents
11．A．get rid of B．look back on C．get out of D．get used to
12．A．dream B．assess C．command D．recommend
13．A．offer B．prepare C．perform D．serve
14．A．flood B．process C．match D．training
15．A．hobby B．schedule C．turn D．position
（24-25高三上·四川·开学考试）Law enforcement (执法) is a challenging career. However, it is a calling
for those who 1 it. That calling often goes down through generations within 2 . Such is the
case when a police department 3 the daughter of a senior officer. But keeping a secret for months was
4 while the daughter was in training so she could surprise her dad on Father's Day!
In 2021, Alexandra secretly accepted a 5 with the same police department that her father 6
for. The idea was for her to complete her training without his 7 and surprise him. Police departments
have a“ pinning” ceremony where a new officer's badge (徽章) is pinned on them by a 8 officer. Some
departments make this a formal affair, with press, guests, and a complete award 9 . Other departments
keep it a low- key affair.
When it came time for Alexandra's pinning, the department 10 her dad on Father's Day to do the
job. He had no clue who he was pinning and was 11 to see his daughter step out of the vehicle for the
ceremony. As the car door swung open, the senior officer 12 . Then he stepped back in disbelief as the
new policewoman 13 the vehicle. What happened next was all “Proud PaPa”. Even though he could
14 believe what was happening, he felt proud of his daughter.
His reaction and the resulting hug were worth the 15 !
1．A．declare B．share C．choose D．establish
2．A．classes B．families C．groups D．departments
3．A．protects B．identifies C．hires D．investigates
4．A．unusual B．difficult C．intentional D．contradictory5．A．position B．lecture C．change D．mission
6．A．worked B．longed C．applied D．searched
7．A．permission B．assistance C．presence D．knowledge
8．A．brave B．senior C．strict D．disciplined
9．A．training B．document C．exhibition D．ceremony
10．A．awarded B．employed C．assigned D．congratulated
11．A．delighted B．willing C．shocked D．desperate
12．A．looked out B．slipped in C．walked away D．stepped forward
13．A．exited B．drove C．checked D．fueled
14．A．barely B．peacefully C．obviously D．eventually
15．A．price B．wait C．risk D．trouble
（24-25高三上·云南昆明·阶段练习）Riding a bus to and from school every day is not that inspiring. But
one bus driver in Florida is working to 1 that. Anthony Burgess, a 37- year- old bus driver for Pinellas
County Schools is making the rides a(n) 2 experience for the students he 3 . He asked the
kids to bring a meaningful quote that could be 4 on the bus to inspire others.
“I wrote this 5 on the bus, by Dr. Mae Jemison, ‘Never be limited by other people’s limited
imaginations,’” said Logan Roberts, an 8th grade rat Largo Middle School. “‘If you can dream, you can do it,’ by
Walt Disney,” Logan added. Other 6 quotes are by Mother Teresa and other role models, or from music
and movies, but what they all have in common is 7 , according to Good Morning America (GMA).
Much to Burgess’s 8 , some of the quotes that students 9 are things that he has told
them on their bus rides. “The world is brighter because you’re part of it — Mr. Anthony,” one note 10 .
“What really got to me was when several of them wrote, ‘Stay awesome— Mr. Anthony.’ They 11 mine
and I didn’t think that would 12 be a thing. But that was really nice.” Burgess 13 .
When GMA asked him which quote was his 14 , Burgess said that all of them are perfect, adding,
“I didn’t realize how 15 it would be on these kids.”
1．A．celebrate B．change C．clear D．examine
2．A．rare B．personal C．enjoyable D．ordinary
3．A．visits B．admires C．protects D．drives
4．A．taped up B．noted down C．talked about D．checked over
5．A．essay B．song C．plan D．message6．A．typical B．smart C．inspirational D．complex
7．A．fortune B．positivity C．patience D．effort
8．A．surprise B．regret C．advantage D．satisfaction
9．A．recited B．analyzed C．found D．chose
10．A．writes B．reads C．remains D．develops
11．A．used B．refused C．watched D．missed
12．A．still B．seldom C．always D．even
13．A．advised B．complained C．explained D．replied
14．A．impression B．favorite C．pride D．hope
15．A．popular B．obvious C．impactful D．formal
（24-25高三上·青海西宁·开学考试）When Dave Hughes lost his job and his place to live, he made his
way to a camp under a bridge. It was relatively out of the way, so police don’t 1 a few people living
there. But he felt very 2 .
“The first thing that I missed was a 3 . I really wanted to make a (n) 4 with an animal
of any kind,” Hughes told reporters.
One day, a water bird 5 on the lake beside the camp. It seemed to be driven away from its group.
Before long, it started sleeping next to Hughes under the bridge. He built it a 6 with donated clothes and
it moved in.
“She didn’t want to be alone, either. I’m convinced that she came to me for safety and 7 , which
was the two things that I really needed,” Hughes said. “It’s 8 to be out there alone.”
The homeless bird 9 with him until March 9, 2022. Then it was gone. For months, Hughes 10
the lake and nearby ponds every day, looking for it.
“Since then, I began to really get in touch with the birds here and started to notice a 11 in
myself,” Hughes said. “It’s a 12 she gave me because she let me see that there’s this entire world going
on. I didn’t really 13 it until I just stopped and looked at it.”
Hughes is now a specialist in the 14 around the lake. He lights up when he starts talking about
his 15 hobby.
1．A．mind B．rescue C．investigate D．arrange
2．A．happy B．cold C．hungry D．lonely
3．A．meal B．pet C．house D．child4．A．agreement B．comparison C．connection D．appointment
5．A．showed up B．fell down C．flew away D．pulled over
6．A．bank B．boat C．castle D．nest
7．A．food B．water C．companionship D．entertainment
8．A．scary B．fun C．calming D．quiet
9．A．struggled B．sailed C．lived D．relaxed
10．A．cleaned B．searched C．dug D．dried
11．A．sadness B．talent C．change D．model
12．A．burden B．medal C．title D．gift
13．A．realize B．accept C．like D．want
14．A．history B．herb C．wildlife D．weather
15．A．new B．hunting C．expensive D．forgotten
（24-25高三上·陕西安康·开学考试）I am the head of the strategy for the ConAgra Foods Foundation. I
had been professionally trained to focus on 1 ways to make significant social change.
So one day when my nine-year-old daughter Madison gave a quarter to a 2 man, I told her in my
most 3 , working- mom voice that she would be 4 investing her money in a food bank that
helps more people. My husband gave me “the look” and I 5 understood: Get out of your professional
work mode, and listen to your child who is truly 6 compassion (同情).
Years later, we launched the “Make Your Mark on Hunger” campaign to help 7 inspire ideas,
drive change, and create a ripple effect (连锁反应) in communities. For the launch, my colleague shared a video
of kids playfully talking about food. When 8 was introduced, their emotions 9 from alarmed
silence and shock to 10 and statements of “that is not fair”. They 11 these feelings into ideas
and actions for change. This raw 12 response to injustice was immediately followed by urgent pursuit
of solutions. Just like my daughter Madison’s act, kids understand that every little bit 13 .
Now we have found a new way to embrace the energy and 14 of youth. The hope is that 15
hunger through the eyes of youth will create a value that will carry into their adult lives, and they will drive social
change.
1．A．unusual B．creative C．efficient D．complex
2．A．gentle B．homeless C．depressed D．tired
3．A．soft B．friendly C．thoughtful D．professional4．A．better off B．expert at C．pleased with D．careful about
5．A．immediately B．partly C．gradually D．actually
6．A．seeking B．appreciating C．receiving D．demonstrating
7．A．society B．youth C．companies D．nonprofits
8．A．cost B．food C．hunger D．clothing
9．A．crossed B．ranged C．progressed D．worked
10．A．tears B．calmness C．disappointment D．expectations
11．A．poured B．divided C．mixed D．translated
12．A．awkward B．defensive C．emotional D．patient
13．A．hurts B．counts C．occurs D．exists
14．A．challenge B．adventure C．courage D．enthusiasm
15．A．addressing B．exploring C．examining D．bearing
（24-25高三上·四川眉山·开学考试）Stuart works as a lawyer in a law firm (律师事务所). There is a lot
of pressure at work and he is busy nearly every day.
One day, he felt stressed out and wanted to find a 1 to relax. So he decided to take a long, hot
bath. He filled the bathtub with water and slowly 2 in it.
A few minutes 3 . Just as Stuart started feeling 4 , the doorbell rang. He didn’t want to
leave the bathtub. But he still got out, 5 his slippers and robe (浴袍) and went to the door.
A salesman at the door wanted to know 6 he needed any shoes. Stuart was very 7 . He
already had a good pair of shoes. Because of the salesman, he 8 leave his comfortable bathtub!
He shouted “No!” at the salesman and quickly closed the door. Then, he 9 to the bathroom.
However, the doorbell rang 10 . Still in his slippers and robe, Stuart headed for the door. He took
one step, slipped (滑倒) on the wet floor, fell backward, and hit his back 11 the hard bathtub.
While in great 12 , Stuart struggled into (挣扎着穿上) his clothes and drove to the 13 .
After examining him, the doctor said, “You know, you’re lucky. 14 is broken. But you need to
relax. 15 don’t you go home and take a long, hot bath?”
1．A．way B．key C．seat D．job
2．A．turned on B．caught up C．dropped out D．lay down
3．A．went B．passed C．flew D．dropped
4．A．comfortable B．tired C．excited D．hungry5．A．picked up B．searched for C．put on D．fixed up
6．A．even if B．nor C．as if D．if
7．A．happy B．angry C．scared D．worried
8．A．should B．could C．had to D．need to
9．A．pushed B．drove C．jumped D．returned
10．A．again B．on time C．secretly D．in time
11．A．over B．under C．against D．ahead
12．A．danger B．joy C．fear D．pain
13．A．teacher B．lawyer C．salesman D．doctor
14．A．Something B．Nothing C．Anything D．Everything
15．A．When B．Why C．How D．What
（24-25高三上·山西大同·阶段练习）Training was brutal, as Penny Lee Dean prepared for what would
be a record-setting swim-regardless of sex-across the English Channel in 1978. “Your hands cramp, your legs
cramp,” she remembers.
While the cold was bone-chilling, 1 it has been essential to her success as a record-breaking
swimmer. An ability to tolerate extreme 2 is one of the advantages that women may have in this sport,
as their distribution of fat is 3 for regulating body temperature in cold water.
Dean believes that any upper hand women might have in open-water swimming over long 4 is
more about mental 5 and the ability to withstand discomfort than about insulation (阻隔). In
ultradistance 6 , the ability to juggle more factors, from weather to pain, becomes particularly important.
In fact, women can outperform or perform 7 to men in a range of competitive events. From
ultrarunning to shooting sports, in some competitions women have the 8 .
Cassio Rippel, the ISSF Athletes Committee Chair, says that while men’s muscles 9 give them
more endurance, women’s lower body mass and lower centre of 10 , on average, allow them better
equilibrium (平衡) control. The rifle events are the most sex-balanced of the three types of shooting events in the
Olympics, according to Rippel.
The Paris Olympics are the first Olympics to have equal numbers of female 11 . This is also an
opportunity to take stock of what gaps in 12 still remain. While much of the science of sex and
performance may be 13 , one thing that’s crystal clear is that more research needs to involve women.
The 14 toward greater inclusion has not been linear, and more questions than answers 15about the role of sex in athletic performance.
1．A．struggling B．balancing C．conquering D．battling
2．A．cold B．weather C．atmosphere D．disaster
3．A．messy B．meaningful C．helpful D．grand
4．A．lengths B．distances C．areas D．fields
5．A．approval B．adaptation C．adoption D．adjustment
6．A．races B．activities C．games D．events
7．A．distinctly B．gradually C．equally D．similarly
8．A．edge B．hardship C．sense D．capacity
9．A．lead to B．intend to C．tend to D．subscribe to
10．A．gratitude B．stomach C．body D．gravity
11．A．sportswomen B．athletes C．coaches D．judges
12．A．inclusion B．conclusion C．division D．decision
13．A．uncovered B．solved C．controlled D．unsettled
14．A．means B．approach C．path D．journey
15．A．maintain B．remain C．attain D．contain
（24-25高三上·山西·阶段练习）A family of three, mom, dad and baby Romey, 5 months, were lying on
an aiplane together. This was Romey’s first time on an airplane. During the flight, Romey 1 the woman
sitting next to them.
The woman, Meegan, was crocheting (钩针编织) on the plane, 2 her hands back and forth, over
and over again. Romey was 3 by the crocheting and couldn’t stop watching her work. This baby was
too 4 . Meegan happened to have the same color yarn (纱线) as the sweet baby’s out fit. So she decided
to 5 Romey a little baby hat.
When the plane landed, the woman had finished the hat and gave it to the family and it 6 Romey
perfectly. Romey’s parents were quite 7 to her and everyone around them started 8 . Meegan
then went on to say, “So I’m 9 going to make Romey a little baby dress, because I love it.” What a
sweet thing for her to say.
While we aren’t sure how long the flight was, what a 10 it is to be able to make a whole hat
during the length of a flight. And what a great 11 Meegan has to think of making it for the baby.
12 is the bidge that closes the gap between strangers. Giving of your time, talent, or treasure tosomeone that speaks to your heart is a sure way to 13 love around. As the proverb says, “The fragrance
(芳香) always 14 in the hand that gives the rose”, and Meegan is an 15 of that. She used her
talents to show love to other people.
1．A．took advantage of B．took a look at C．took pride in D．took a fancy to
2．A．waving B．moving C．dragging D．striking
3．A．annoyed B．frightened C．attracted D．touched
4．A．small B．cute C．clever D．naughty
5．A．purchase B．offer C．design D．make
6．A．fitted B．astonished C．grabbed D．decorated
7．A．polite B．patient C．grateful D．considerate
8．A．commenting B．clapping C．competing D．arguing
9．A．definitely B．regularly C．temporarily D．randomly
10．A．reward B．lesson C．pity D．talent
11．A．chance B．power C．heart D．hand
12．A．Kindness B．Curiosity C．Enthusiasm D．Sympathy
13．A．transmit B．spread C．seek D．pursue
14．A．fills B．invests C．holds D．remains
15．A．experience B．exercise C．example D．exception
（24-25高三上·河南·开学考试）I went out to dinner at a chain restaurant. I’m blind but I didn’t want to
trouble anyone. Out of 1 , my walking stick was beside my right hand. The restaurant had braille (盲文)
menus — most chains do — so I 2 asked for one.
I was truly amazed by the thoughtful 3 given to me. The waitress took my hand and guided me to
sit at the table. Then she got everything for me, and 4 while I read the list for what I wanted.
Then, as I 5 my steak, politely and without any feeling of 6 , she asked if I wanted my
steak to be 7 . I can use knife — not well, but I can do this. I have never felt so 8 in my life.
This also included how she led me to the restroom as a sighted 9 . I grabbed her arm, walking half
a 10 behind her. She even placed my hand on my chair when we got back.
Unfortunately, not all of us are greeted warmly when we go to a dining spot. I once experienced a
particularly 11 service, for which my heart 12 a little. Now I was deeply moved and started
crying. She placed her hand on my shoulder in a 13 manner.I made sure the woman’s manager was informed about how 14 she was. I tipped her, but she
wouldn’t take it. I ended up 15 it gently into her hand.
1．A．schedule B．habit C．concern D．custom
2．A．impatiently B．cautiously C．casually D．politely
3．A．field B．course C．program D．service
4．A．waited B．left C．apologized D．checked
5．A．cooked B．prepared C．ordered D．delivered
6．A．embarrassment B．loneliness C．gratitude D．enthusiasm
7．A．sent off B．paid back C．cut up D．packed away
8．A．respected B．rewarded C．discouraged D．confused
9．A．manager B．customer C．guest D．guide
10．A．spot B．step C．route D．minute
11．A．doubtful B．sympathetic C．unpleasant D．optimistic
12．A．shone B．cooled C．warmed D．broke
13．A．regretting B．comforting C．forgiving D．upsetting
14．A．wonderful B．intelligent C．generous D．confident
15．A．lifting B．leading C．pressing D．throwing
（2025·河南安阳·一模）Mary McCollum and her friends, all university students, were on a drive.
Suddenly, they 1 a white car went off the road and rolled into a river. Without 2 , these
extraordinary individuals sprang into action. Turning around, they 3 to the crash site at once.
“We saw a 4 stuck in the middle of a river. It was 5 at the same time, so we just threw
our belongings aside and jumped in,” Mary told ANF. She recalled the 6 moment when she and her
friends stood on top of the car, 7 every imaginable method to break open the door.
Luckily, with 8 and teamwork, they managed to open the door and 9 the mother and
her two children. But their heroism didn’t 10 there. Clarke Jones, Mary’s friend, performed first aid
11 on the younger child, who was in a state of unconsciousness.
The actions of these students weren’t 12 . The local police office took to social media to express
their gratitude and admiration, 13 what the students did. “Thanks to your quick thinking and bravery, the
family may now keep alive. Your behavior is absolutely 14 . We are grateful you were in the right place
at the right time.”As for the students, they had never imagined that a routine drive would turn into an urgent rescue mission,
and they were really proud of the 15 they made.
1．A．supposed B．proved C．remembered D．observed
2．A．difficulty B．hesitation C．prejudice D．permission
3．A．swam B．pointed C．raced D．inched
4．A．stone B．vehicle C．stranger D．boat
5．A．sinking B．shining C．collapsing D．approaching
6．A．familiar B．odd C．awkward D．tense
7．A．mixing B．showing C．listing D．employing
8．A．curiosity B．sympathy C．determination D．respect
9．A．turn to B．pull out C．look for D．see off
10．A．end B．exist C．matter D．work
11．A．gratefully B．lightly C．immediately D．secretly
12．A．unnoticed B．unavoidable C．unexpected D．unbearable
13．A．checking B．recognizing C．imagining D．predicting
14．A．admirable B．legal C．available D．common
15．A．judgment B．appointment C．choice D．progress
（24-25高三上·内蒙古·阶段练习）As a United Parcel Service (UPS) driver, the most important delivery
I make each day isn’t part of my official route. 1 , it was my personal visit to my father, which has
become a 2 I value. My delivery route 3 takes me near my childhood home. Therefore,
every day, during my lunch break, I will make it a(n) 4 to stop at my father’s.
These daily 5 are more than just a break from work—they are moments filled with conversation
and connection. My father and I 6 sharing stories, often delving (探究) into my dad’s experiences as a
veteran (老兵). These conversations not only 7 my father’s past but also strengthen our bond in the
present. It’s a special time that we both 8 , a time that creates our new 9 together.
I began this routine after my mother passed away when my father was so 10 that he stayed
unconnected with the whole world except me. For me, it became a way to 11 my father wasn’t isolated
(孤独的) and to provide the support and companionship that is crucial during 12 times. Beyond the
emotional support, I also provide 13 help to my father. I ensure that meals are ready and take care of
various needs around the house.The tradition of showing the importance of family 14 has continued. I know from the bottom of
my heart that it’s important to be there for our 15 ones, especially when they need help most.
1．A．Therefore B．However C．Instead D．Besides
2．A．purpose B．routine C．destination D．design
3．A．regularly B．commonly C．accidentally D．conveniently
4．A．point B．wish C．issue D．style
5．A．tasks B．visits C．movements D．topics
6．A．finish B．try C．enjoy D．miss
7．A．explain B．threw C．record D．honor
8．A．live for B．focus on C．get across D．look at
9．A．powers B．memories C．credits D．details
10．A．bad-tempered B．strong-minded C．heartbroken D．outspoken
11．A．ensure B．expect C．imagine D．suggest
12．A．puzzling B．positive C．modern D．challenging
13．A．gainful B．practical C．legal D．secret
14．A．connections B．members C．dreams D．struggles
15．A．sacred B．related C．loved D．lost
（24-25 高三上·陕西·开学考试）In a sea of male competitors, Cole Brauer is the only woman in an
around- the- world solo sailing competition that’s quickly coming to a close. Later this week, the 29- year- old
from Long Island is 1 to cross the finish line in waters off the coast of Spain.
Friends, peers and sailing 2 have been cheering Brauer on since last October, when she 3
her more than four-month-long journey. Her boat, First Light, is supposed to return to the race’s 4 point
of A Corunna, Spain, on Thursday, March 7, according to organizers of the Global Solo Challenge.
Brauer 5 arriving in Spain late on the night of March 6 or early on March 7. The latest official
race 6 said Braue r was off the west coast of the Azores on March 2.
Over the past several months, Brauer has been keeping her more than 400,000 Instagram followers
refreshed and 7 with videos from First Light. The trip has been extremely challenging and 8
tiring, Brauer said in one video from December.
In the post, she describes how 9 she felt when she had to fix and replace different parts of the
boat. “I don’t want you guys to think I’m like Superwoman or something,” Braue r said. “Right now I’ve beenfeeling just 10 ,” she added, describing how she had to fix the boat’s autopilot system after injuring her
body against the side of the boat surrounded by 11 waves.
On her profile page on the Global Sol o Challenge website, Brauer says she wants to send a (n) 12
to the sailing community that it’s time to change its culture 13 by men. In the profile, Brauer 14
a lack of equal pay and what she describes as 15 in the sailing industry.
1．A．required B．reminded C．advised D．expected
2．A．enthusiasts B．experts C．companions D．organizers
3．A．sought out B．thought about C．set about D．figured out
4．A．turning B．starting C．checking D．refueling
5．A．anticipated B．enjoyed C．delayed D．admitted
6．A．announcement B．update C．review D．arrangement
7．A．confused B．accepted C．entertained D．prepared
8．A．specifically B．physically C．temporarily D．originally
9．A．hesitant B．angry C．regretful D．upset
10．A．limited B．motivated C．broken D．determined
11．A．intense B．tiny C．gentle D．common
12．A．warning B．invitation C．message D．agreement
13．A．discovered B．promoted C．deserted D．dominated
14．A．reveals B．understands C．justifies D．ignores
15．A．uniqueness B．disturbance C．reform D．resolution
（24-25高三上·云南·开学考试）One day, I was standing on the boat 1 a very large female
leopard seal (海豹) swam by. I 2 my diving equipment and grabbed my camera. I was frightened
because she is so big. My mouth was dry. At first, I couldn’t even move. But I knew it was time to approach this
mysterious creature.
I jumped into the freezing water. Immediately, the seal swam toward me. Then she put my entire camera —
and much of my 3 — into her mouth. Thinking that must be a sign of threat, I decided to stay calm.
Although the seal was showing me her teeth, I tried not to reveal any 4 . After a few seconds, she let go
of my head. She threatened me a few more times and 5 . Then she returned with a live penguin. She
even tried to show me 6 to eat it. She tried to 7 the penguin into my camera — she thought
the camera was my mouth! The seal thought I was just another large animal, and she was trying to 8me, I realized.
By now, she didn’t seem very 9 . She stayed by me for four days. One time, she 10
another leopard seal come up behind me. She made a deep, frightening sound and 11 the other seal
away.
Those four days were the most 12 experience I ever had as a wildlife 13 . I got some
amazing pictures. I also learned that animals do not always 14 the way we expect. My relationship with
this powerful and 15 animal will stay with me forever.
1．A．while B．until C．when D．as
2．A．put on B．put away C．put up D．put out
3．A．leg B．head C．nest D．arm
4．A．delight B．fear C．anxiety D．rage
5．A．swam around B．swam across C．swam away D．swam up
6．A．what B．why C．where D．how
7．A．push B．pull C．bring D．take
8．A．tease B．trick C．feed D．raise
9．A．powerful B．gentle C．threatening D．innocent
10．A．admitted B．noticed C．revealed D．realized
11．A．drove B．took C．faded D．threw
12．A．abstract B．apparent C．mysterious D．incredible
13．A．amateur B．photographer C．specialist D．psychologist
14．A．perform B．demonstrate C．manage D．behave
15．A．intelligent B．decent C．delicate D．dominant
（24-25高三上·云南昆明·开学考试）I had a terrible experience last year. One night my younger brother,
Chase, was driving us home from our weekly cleaning of the church. We were both getting 1 , so we
picked up a couple of energy drinks at a gas station. Then we jumped onto the freeway and 2 home.
The ride was fine. My brother was focused, so I 3 my eyes. I woke up when we were close to our
exit. But the car 4 turned to the right. I did not care at first because Chase often played jokes. Then I
5 it was not a joke at all.
I shouted my brother’s name at the top of my 6 . He woke up from his sleep in time to slam on
the brakes, though the brakes did little to 7 us down. We crashed into a streetlight, 8 us hitthe dirt hill of the off-ramp (出口匝道).
Then I 9 something white and bright shoot toward my chest. It hit me and left me breathless but
10 me from the dashboard (仪表盘). The streetlight swung around, hitting two other 11 and then
crashed back onto the hood of our car. One inch 12 to us, Chase and I wouldn’t be here today. A kind
man 13 us out of our car, and the policeman came to 14 us. They said there were no broken
ribs (肋骨) and no internal bleeding.
Our dad 15 on the scene in his car and drove us home. From that day on, we never drove while
we were sleepy or tired again.
1．A．happy B．sleepy C．puzzled D．curious
2．A．stayed B．biked C．headed D．missed
3．A．opened B．fixed C．touched D．shut
4．A．suddenly B．finally C．actually D．steadily
5．A．predicted B．admitted C．realized D．suggested
6．A．voice B．action C．noise D．strength
7．A．put B．slow C．settle D．calm
8．A．watching B．feeling C．making D．hearing
9．A．had B．sent C．threw D．saw
10．A．pulled B．left C．filled D．saved
11．A．cars B．lights C．boys D．poles
12．A．faster B．better C．closer D．farther
13．A．carried B．locked C．forced D．helped
14．A．talk to B．break through C．turn against D．charge for
15．A．called B．arrived C．shouted D．knocked
（24-25高三上·云南昆明·阶段练习）Going to school on a special day like “Pajama (睡衣) Day” is
usually a happy event. But on that morning, the bus driver Larry Farrish noticed that something was very 1
about one of his 2 . Levi who always flashes a big smile in the morning seemed very 3 .
Actually, he was crying. When Farrish asked Levi what was wrong, Levi told him that he didn’t have the
4 for the special day.
“ It 5 me so bad,” Farrish said. “That just wasn’t my Levi, and I wanted him to have a good day.”
Farrish decided that he had to 6 this. He went to Family Dollar, 7 a few pairs of pajamas and8 to the elementary school.
Farrish began driving a school bus seven years ago. He 9 the position to be able to have
weekends and summers off. But it 10 turned into a passion.
Farrish loves 11 to the kids on his route. “They become my kids after they 12 their
parents,” Farrish said. “I make sure they get to and from school safe and sound, but I also try to bring some 13
to them.”
Since his kind act was posted online, the response has been 14 . People went out of their way to
contact him. “It feels good knowing the 15 I have had on a child’s life,” Farrish said.
1．A．simple B．different C．tough D．influential
2．A．neighbors B．colleagues C．customers D．passengers
3．A．confident B．down C．satisfied D．annoyed
4．A．plans B．presents C．clothes D．ideas
5．A．hurt B．beat C．discouraged D．treated
6．A．test B．challenge C．assess D．fix
7．A．purchased B．borrowed C．ironed D．ordered
8．A．looked up B．got close C．headed back D．gave in
9．A．supported B．consulted C．improved D．picked
10．A．temporarily B．quickly C．regularly D．suddenly
11．A．turning B．appealing C．connecting D．objecting
12．A．ignore B．hug C．disobey D．leave
13．A．exercise B．luck C．joy D．pressure
14．A．hot B．proper C．flat D．typical
15．A．concentration B．impact C．comment D．impression
