2025届贵州省毕节市高三第一次诊断性考试（一模）英语试题

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一、未知
Chice f Art PerfrmancesYang Liping’s Dance
During the Chu-Han Cntentin, tw ambitius dynasties were lcked in a fierce fight. Yang Liping cleverly adapted this epic histrical stry int a particularly attractive dance-theater wrk. Yang cmbined elements f flk dance, cntemprary dance, hip-hp and martial arts, bringing the audience a wnderful visual feast.
Place: The David H. Kch Theater
Date and Time: Saturday, 8th Octber, at 9:00 pm
Duratin: an hur
Ellingtn n Bradway
This event kicks ff a series f perfrmances t celebrate the musical heritage f the jazz master Duke Ellingtn, cnnecting music and dance. C-hsted by the American Tap Dance Fundatin and the Duke Ellingtn Center fr the Arts, the event will shwcase sng and dance perfrmances frm tw Bradway musicals inspired by Ellingtn’s wrks.
Place: The Birdland
Date and Time: 25th Octber, at 8:00 pm
Duratin: Tw hurs
The Garifuna Dance
The Wabafu Garifuna Dance Grup frm the Brnx teamed up with the musicians f the Garifuna Cllective t shwcase the rich and clrful cultural heritage f the Garifuna cmmunity in their hmetwn park. The Garifuna dance style riginated frm African dance traditins, characterized by mixing energetic jumps, lightning fast ftwrk, rhythmic drumbeats and dazzling spins, shwing happiness and cnfidence everywhere.
Place: The Crtna Park
Date and Time: 1st Octber, at 8:00 pm
Duratin: One and a half hur
Ballet Perfrmance
The perfrmance presents an attractive cmbinatin that reflects the artistic cncept f Kevin O’Hare, the artistic directr f the Ryal Ballet. It cmbines the wrks f belved British dance creatrs in the past with thse f famus cntemprary chregraphers.
Place: The Jyce Theater
Date and Time: 16th Octber, at 7:30 pm
Duratin: Fifty minutes
1．Which perfrmance takes place first?
A．Yang Liping’s Dance.B．The Garifuna Dance.
C．Ellingtn n Bradway.D．Ballet Perfrmance.
2．What may impress the audience mst in Yang Liping’s Dance?
A．The rhythmic drumbeats.B．The flk dance.
C．The cntemprary dance.D．The histrical event.
3．What d the fur perfrmances have in cmmn?
A．They are cmbinatins f different art frms.
B．They are cnducted by musicians in Garifuna.
C．They are influenced by African dance traditins.
D．They are riginally scheduled n Saturday.
Brn int a farmer’s family in Dalian, nrtheast China’s Lianing Prvince, Dng Lina suffered frm cngenital (先天的) eye disease and went blind at the age f 10.
Like many visually-impaired children, she finished cmpulsry educatin at a schl fr disabled peple and began learning Tuina. In 2003, she finally btained a jb. Her life then was like a fixed rute, but Dng was unwilling t take it fr granted. “Teachers always tld me nt t give up learning new knwledge because it culd give me mre ptins in life,” she said.
One day she fund an anchr (节目主持人) training prgram fr visually-impaired yuth. Dng realized that this might be her big mment, and she made a life-changing phne call.
After the training at the rganizatin, Dng was recmmended t a wrkshp at a radi statin where she was the nly visually-impaired persn in the class. Her physical disability frced her t make an extra effrt in her spare time. “My prnunciatin was ften nt accurate, yet I culd nt crrect it by lking int the mirrr, and the teacher figured ut a way that I tuched his muth t fllw the way he prnunced,” said Dng.
Despite all the difficulties, Dng achieved the tp level in the Mandarin prficiency test. In 2015, she became the hst f a radi prgram and in 2020, she returned t the Cmmunicatin University f China t pursue a master’s degree in bradcast and televisin.
“Life may nt be perfect, but we can make up fr it with ur wn hard wrk and the supprt f sciety,” said Dng.
4．Why did Dng learn Tuina?
A．T have a fixed rute.B．T make a living.
C．T becme an anchr.D．T pursue a degree.
5．Hw did Dng imprve her prnunciatin?
A．By fllwing the way directly.B．By tuching her wn muth.
C．By feeling the teacher’s muth.D．By lking int the mirrr.
6．What may mainly cntribute t Dng’s success?
A．Her lng-lasting effrt.B．Her physical disability.
C．The cmpulsry educatin.D．The scial dnatin.
7．Which f the fllwing can best describe Dng?
A．Determined and hnest.B．Faithful and creative.
C．Cmmitted and ptimistic.D．Gifted and curageus.
In the year 2024, a new celebrity emerged n the Internet: M Deng, a pygmy hippptamus (矮河马) frm Thailand. With her sft, wet skin and a life filled with play and gd meals, M Deng charmed millins f peple. Her name, which means “buncy prk” in Thai, suits her cheerful persnality.
M Deng’s rise t fame was mre than just a passing trend; it was mainly a reflectin f sciety’s desire fr happiness. David Barash, a retired psychlgy prfessr, suggests that watching animals can be a way t frget abut ur trubles. M Deng’s playful behavir, frm her first teeth t her playful falls, attracted many fllwers n scial media. This led t a big increase in the z’s nline ppularity and inspired fans t create art and new makeup styles. A well-knwn Thai music cmpany, GMM, even wrte a sng fr her in many languages.
Tny Sampsn, wh studies hw things becme ppular nline, calls this “emtinal cntagin (情绪感染).” “This means the emtin that makes us feel smething, whether it’s jy r sadness, can spread quickly. While negative feelings can als spread, peple ften lk fr the emtin that lifts their spirits. M Deng was part f a larger grup f animals that captured the Internet’s attentin. Hwever, we shuld treat this emtin reasnably”, he said.
Sai Satardekar, a zlgist, wh studies animals’ behaviur, hlds the view that peple are drawn t these animals because we ften think animals have sme human qualities, which makes them relatable. M Deng’s appeal cmes frm her behavir that seems familiar t us, even thugh it might nt always be an exact match t her actual feelings. He adds that acknwledging the emtin that animals share with us can be helpful, and M Deng might be the emtinal supprt that many f us are lking fr.
M Deng’s stry shws hw animals can bring jy and cmfrt t ur lives. Her jurney frm a z in Thailand t the screens f peple arund the wrld is a heartwarming example f hw the simple jy f an animal can tuch ur hearts and prvide a mment f happiness in ur busy lives.
8．What is the primary reasn fr Deng’s fame?
A．Her unique physical appearance.B．Her stry n scial media.
C．The public’s need fr happiness.D．The z’s nline ppularity.
9．What can we knw abut frm Sampsn?
A．Peple are easily affected by thers’ emtin.B．Peple fail t draw the Internet’s attentin.
C．Peple like the negative emtin better.D．Peple shuld refuse “emtinal cntagin”.
10．What makes Deng attractive accrding t Satardekar?
A．Her inner emtin pen t humans.B．Her cmfrt brught t humans.
C．Her needs delivered t humans.D．Her qualities similar t humans.
11．What des the text mainly talk abut?
A．The ways f becming a celebrity.B．The reasns fr Deng’s ppularity.
C．The emtin f attracting peple.D．The definitin fr happiness.
Turning used cking il int pleasant smelling sap might sund like magic. But that’s what Janetti Francischi has been ding since 2020. Dispensing the sap in her cmmunity, Francischi has nt nly made residents in her neighburhd use the valuable prducts but als cntributed t the envirnment by repurpsing a cmmn waste item.
Inspired by her mther, wh was a druggist, Francischi pursued a bachelr’s degree in bimedical sciences and a master’s degree in pharmaclgy (药理学) at the University f Sa Paul. She als earned a PhD there. After 32 years as a prfessr at the Federal University f Minas Gerais, where she taught mre than 5,000 students, Francischi retired in 2017.
Seeing the mess f used il in the kitchen and heavy waste frm cmmunity il pllutin, Francischi felt an urge t help her cmmunity t change the situatin. Based n what she had learnt, Francischi started prducing bars f sap frm used cking il.
Francischi tried the sap-making prcess at her hme. The first step was t extract the il with a clth t remve any residues (残渣). After that, she heated water t near biling pint and added sdium hydrxide (氢氧化钠), mixing it very well until they disslved. Then, she added the cking il. This is the mst challenging part because the mixture must be stirred with a stick fr 40 minutes. T increase faming and fragrance, she als added sme washing pwder. Then she pured it int a plastic cntainer, and cut it hurs later.
Francischi cllected cking il first frm her family, friends and neighbrs and later frm small businesses, such as street fd sellers. She distributed the sap in the cmmunity. Peple came, brught their bttles f il and returned later fr their sap. She als partnered with the nn-gvernmental rganizatin Seu Vizinh in a pr neighbrhd where even basic items can be cnsidered a luxury. She designed fur wrkshp sessins last summer t teach mre peple, where the participants were prvided with all the materials. Francischi did this wrk as a vlunteer. She hpes t cntinue with this prject fr the rest f her life.
12．What des the wrd “dispensing” in paragraph 1 prbably mean?
A．Giving ut.B．Taking in.C．Putting away.D．Using up.
13．What inspired Francischi t make sap at hme?
A．Her mther’s influence.B．Her academic backgrund.
C．Her wish fr new career.D．Her cncern fr pllutin.
14．What is the last but ne paragraph mainly abut?
A．The inspiratin f recycling.B．The prcess f making saps.
C．The way f cllecting il.D．The plan f helping peple.
15．What may Francischi d in the future?
A．D her design wrk.B．Develp new prducts.
C．Share ways t make sap.D．Teach back t university.
Life thrws challenging situatins n ur way frm time t time. Persevering thrugh challenges can be difficult and will test ur strength and resilience (复原力). Thankfully, there are ways t help us make it easier!Try t remain calm.
16 It will make us lse cntrl f ur emtins, leading t pr decisin-making. When challenges arise, it is helpful t take a step back, bserve the situatin withut letting emtins cntrl us, and then act. Once we are calm, we can better analyze the situatin and carry ut a plan f actin.Accept what is happening.
When life gets challenging, it is ften beynd ur cntrl. In this case, what we shuld d is t accept the situatin and d whatever is in ur cntrl t grw frm it. 17 That’s t say, we need learn frm the situatin and frgive urselves. Once we are able t accept the situatin and let g, we will be able t mve frward and think clearly abut the next steps. 18
When we are faced with stressful situatins, it is cmmn t think the wrst scenari (设想) will happen. It can be difficult fr us t take a step back and recgnize that things will nt be this way frever. Instead, keeping a balanced attitude can help us t change ur mindset. 19 Seek supprt.
Seeking supprt, whether it is frm a friend, family member, r a prfessinal, is never a sign f weakness. 20 It can prvide emtinal supprt and a new perspective n the situatin. Mst imprtantly, it can help us brainstrm pssible slutins, s that we can face the challenge better.
A．Adpt a balanced attitude.
B．Fcus n the psitive aspects.
C．It is imprtant t acknwledge mistakes.
D．Acceptance als includes accepting urselves.
E．Turning t smene fr help has many benefits.
F．When challenging events happen, we may feel panic.
G．It can als help us address negative thughts and challenges.
It has been fur years since Tina Jnes started a grup t encurage thers t jin her in supprting charity causes. She likes t be a vlunteer because it nt nly thse n the receiving end, but als makes her .
Tina a Face-bk Messenger assciatin with the t help thers. When Tina identifies a need frm the hmeless, she a message fr dnatin. Her hme then becmes a drp ff pint fr Fd Bank essentials.
“Cllectively, we are making smething better fr smene in , whatever that may be. We are gd in all srts f directins. And we’ve built thrugh this cperatin. It makes me feel very happy t be ding sme gd, althugh times are s fr many.”
Members in the assciatin that their actins are ding mre than help and vlunteerism is als abut self-care. Research suggests that vlunteers actually witnessed a in their mental health. Fr example, it’s believed that retirees wh d wrk are happier and are mre satisfied with life.
Stacey, ne f the members, has sme f the mst stressful mments in her life while vlunteering with thers. “They have me hw t understand things abut recvery and true curage when faced with difficulties. Charity is the greatest cntributin t the sciety fr us and frm that yu als the greatest reward.” she says.
21．A．visitsB．teachesC．helpsD．accepts
22．A．utgingB．dependentC．famusD．happy
23．A．establishedB．assistedC．cnsultedD．bserved
24．A．wishB．purpseC．chanceD．truth
25．A．sends utB．turns dwnC．lks intD．calls n
26．A．despairB．pvertyC．debtD．danger
27．A．spreadingB．representingC．cnfirmingD．accmpanying
28．A．ambitinB．prmiseC．friendshipD．duty
29．A．hpefulB．nisyC．fantasticD．tugh
30．A．persuadedB．inspiredC．apprvedD．dubted
31．A．challengeB．painC．bstD．surprise
32．A．extraB．vluntaryC．regularD．creative
33．A．valuedB．createdC．rememberedD．experienced
34．A．frcedB．taughtC．invitedD．demanded
35．A．payB．bringC．requireD．get
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。
The drum and gng (鼓和锣) have been essential t Chinese culture fr thusands f years. In ancient China, the drum and gng 36 (play) a vital rle n the battlefield. It is said that the drum marked 37 beginning f an attack while the gng’s sund signaled its end. The pwerful sund f the drum and gng spread acrss the battlefield, 38 bsted sldiers’ fighting spirit. Als, they were strngly believed t be a sul cnnectin with 39 (ancestr). Afterwards, the drum and gng came t represent authrity, pwer and gvernance. Fr example, drums were used t mark 40 (significance) events r fficial annuncements in gvernment ffices and curts.
41 time ging by, the drum and gng have taken n new meanings. They have becme central t big festivals, especially the Spring Festival. When 42 (accmpany) by lin and dragn dances, the tw instruments have helped create a festival atmsphere, symblizing unity and gd luck and shwcasing the richness f Chinese traditins. Attracted by the drum and gng, many musicians are nw 43 (creative) blending the traditinal instruments with mdern music.
Frm ancient battlefields t mdern festivals, the drum and gng 44 (carry) their pwerful sunds thrugh the ages. They remain key symbls f strength, jy and unity, 45 (cnnect) peple in celebratins.
46．为反对浪费食物，你校将举办以“光盘行动”(Clear Yur Plate Campaign)为主题的英语征文比赛，请你写一篇短文投稿。内容包括：
1. 简要介绍“光盘行动”;
2. “光盘行动”的重要性;
3. 你的倡议。
注意：
1. 词数80左右;
2. 可以适当增加细节，以使行文连贯。
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47．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。
Entering the eighth grade meant a new classrm t me, but the change had nthing t d with me. Frm my perspective, a classrm was just a classrm. I lnged fr the utdr wrld, the hills f Tennessee where I was raised. My teachers didn’t value the attractin f hidden caves, gentle streams and the wild bears, just as I didn’t find much interest in math, histry and the art f calligraphy. My head teacher ften tld me, “Duglas, yu need t cncentrate n yur study instead f daydreaming.”
Hwever, the rugged land, the wildlife and the adventures that awaited utdrs were all I culd think abut while I was chained t my eighth-grade desk. It seemed t me that there were tw types f peple in the wrld: thse wh belnged t the classrms and thse wh belnged t the muntains. The teacher, Miss Ck, seemed t knw which ne I belnged t and had put me far away frm the windw.
“Duglas Clark.” She caught me when I was daydreaming and said she’d visit my parents if it cntinued. I made a jke n her. The class laughed, but Miss Ck did nt. “Hw clever!” she said. “I think yu shuld stay after schl and share mre f yur cleverness.”
After schl, I was waiting fr Miss Ck’s punishment in the classrm when she came in and said t me. “I want yu t tell me what yu lve abut the wrld utside that windw,” she said.
I was s puzzled that I didn’t knw what t say. Was she setting sme kind f trap? But Miss Ck really seemed interested. She listened attentively and even smiled as I shared my thught with her. “I’d like yu t write a 100-wrd stry abut the utdr adventure yu enjyed mst.” She said and let me g hme.
I turned in my paper the next day and waited fr Miss Ck’s reactin. “This stry was wnderful!” She said.“I wuld like yu t write anther stry, but remember t d yur ther assignments first.” Miss Ck said.
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Miss Ck read dzens f my stries that year.
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