2025届广东省江门市高三下学期2月联考考试英语试卷（解析版）

这是一份2025届广东省江门市高三下学期2月联考考试英语试卷（解析版），共14页。试卷主要包含了5分,满分37等内容，欢迎下载使用。
第一部分 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
Weave Tgether with Handwven 2025
Back in 2023, the flks behind the prject Handwven had a great idea: What if we were t hst an activity especially fr weavers(编织者)? One with lts f interesting classes and a marketplace, and where everything was included s attendees culd fcus n weaving and making new friends? Out f this idea came Weave Tgether with Handwven 2024, and it was such a success that we’re ding it again in March, 2025.
Fr this next event, we’re taking Weave Tgether t the beautiful Heritage Hills Resrt in Yrk Cunty, Pennsylvania. The tickets include cmfrtable accmmdatins as well as three meals a day, s yu can cncentrate n three days f weaving classes and have plenty f pprtunities t shp and talk with yur fellw weavers.
Classes cver varius types f weaving machines fr weavers f all levels. In fact, with intr-level curses ffered every day, this event is the perfect pprtunity fr anyne wanting t learn a new weaving technique — r hw t get started in weaving!
What makes Weave Tgether extra special, thugh, are the many pprtunities t get t knw nt just yur fellw attendees but als the instructrs between classes, at the marketplace, and during meals. It really is an incredible pprtunity t make new friends in the weaving cmmunity.
Weave Tgether with Handwven 2025 will take place March 23rd-27th. Mre infrmatin n the event, including teachers, classes, and ticket purchase, can be fund at handwvenretreat.cm. Dn’t delay—nly a few spaces remain!
1. What des the ticket include?
A. Sightseeing fees. B. Rm and bard.
C. Transprtatin fare. D. Expenses at the market.
2. What makes Weave Tgether with Handwven 2025 special?
A. Safe escape frm rushing life.
B. Particular fcus n selling supplies.
C. Varius classes frm tp instructrs.
D. Enugh interactin with the like-minded.
3. What is the main purpse f the text?
A. T prmte an activity fr weavers. B. T celebrate a weaving cmmunity.
C. T intrduce the histry f weaving. D. T annunce new weaving prducts.
B
Mindful eating desn’t cme naturally t me. I’d develped the habit f ding several things at nce, like eating and reading. It felt like dead time nt t use the pprtunity t kill tw birds with ne stne. I’ve been guilty f eating a really healthy diet — while barely nticing it.
It tk an 11-year-ld t truly shw me what eating mindfully lks like. Many years ag, when my daughter came hme after her first day at secndary schl, I fired a flw f questins at her: “Did yu make new friends?”, “Were the teachers nice?” Entirely fcusing n a cheese sandwich, she lked at me pintedly, “Mummy, I’ll tell yu all abut it in a bit. I just want t enjy eating this sandwich quietly.” S I bit my lip and watched her clse her eyes, smile and “Mmmm” as she chewed. It was a sharp cntrast t hw I ate my lunch.
We’re s used t reducing time that we’ve dwngraded eating t smething t be squeezed(挤压) in while we’re ding smething else. Our grab-and-g culture encurages eating in a rush — the quicker the better. All t ften, we end up wlfing dwn a few biscuits between calls as smething t keep us ging. But there’s a huge dwnside t ur discnnected eating. When yu dn’t fully experience yur fd, yu dn’t pay attentin t whether yu’re hungry r nt — r full r nt.
Our scial media feeds are flded with healthy recipes and there’s n end f fcus n the quality f ur fd. But there’s cmparatively little fcus n hw we eat it — and actually that makes all the difference. S, let’s turn ur attentin t eating slwly, mindfully and with enjyment. Here’s a challenge fr yu: Can yu practice eating at least ne meal a day withut any distractins(分心)? N smartphne, n TV, n radi, n newspaper, n magazines? Yu might well feel a lt f resistance t it at first …… but keep trying!
4. What was the authr’s initial pinin abut multitasking while eating?
A. It was a waste f time.
B. It wrked peple t death.
C. It was an efficient time-using way.
D. It dragged peple frm fd enjyment.
5. What did the authr learn frm her daughter?
A. T fully enjy simple eating pleasure.
B. T maintain independence in grwth.
C. T effectively balance wrk and relaxatin.
D. T priritize family ver persnal activities.
6. What des discnnected eating lead t?
A. Frgetting being n a diet. B. Being particular abut fd.
C. Addictin t multitask lifestyle. D. Unawareness f hunger and fullness.
7. What message des the authr mainly cnvey?
A. Mdern lifestyles need big changes.
B. Technlgy has bad impacts n dining habits.
C. Enjying meals attentively enhances well-being.
D. Healthy recipes are mre imprtant than eating style.
C
Scientists have lng debated whether the planet Venus (金星) culd ever have supprted life. Nw, a study f its atmsphere suggests it prbably culdn’t.
Venus is smetimes referred t as “Earth’s evil (邪恶的) twin”. The tw planets are similar in size and are made f the same materials but up clse, Venus’s “evil” side is revealed. The planet is cvered with thick cluds f acid and has an average surface temperature f nearly 500℃.
Plenty f spacecraft have been sent t study the planet, including Venus Express, but it is still a mystery. Sme scientists thught it might have had ceans n its surface. This is imprtant because liquid water is generally accepted as essential t the develpment f life, r, at least, the kind f life we knw abut.
T wrk ut if Venus nce had ceans, the team wanted t see if there was any water inside the planet. They started the search by examining its atmsphere. On ht Venus, water gets int the atmsphere as steam thrwn ut during vlcanic eruptins. By studying the planet’s atmsphere, the team fund that very little water was needed t keep it stable. Frm that, they calculated that gases frm Venus’s vlcanes are nly 6% steam at mst, far less than here n watery Earth.
These “dry” eruptins n Venus suggest that the inside f the planet where the rck and gas in vlcanic eruptins cme frm cntains little water. The team said this lack f water suggests ceans have never existed n the planet. The study’s lead authr, Tereza Cnstantinu, said, “Given that it likely never had ceans, it is hard t imagine Venus ever having supprted Earth-like life, which requires liquid water.”
What was the early evlutin (进化) f Venus and hw did its initial cnditins g different frm Earth? Explring the ptential fr extreme micrrganisms and studying ancient vlcanic activity may prvide further insights int the planet’s past and its ptential fr hsting alternative frms f life.
8. Why is Venus referred t as “Earth’s evil twin”?
A. Fr its supprt fr life in a different frm.
B. Fr a similar surface temperature t Earth.
C. Fr the same atmspheric cmpsitin as Earth.
D. Fr its similarity t Earth but wrse envirnment.
9. What can we learn frm the findings abut Venus’s vlcan steam?
A. Venus had ceans replaced by vlcanes.
B. Venus has been t ht t supprt life.
C. Venus has never had large amunts f water.
D. Venus was rich in rcks withut water.
10. What future research is suggested t better understand Venus?
A. The extreme climate n Venus-like planets.
B. The pssibility fr extreme micrrganisms.
C. Sending mre spacecraft t map the surface f it.
D. Cmparing the cmpsitin f Venus with ther planets.
11. Which f the fllwing serves as the best title fr the text?
A. Venus’s hidden secrets B. Early evlutin f Venus
C. N life n “Earth’s evil twin” D. Mre hpe fr “life in the heaven”
D
Think f micrplastics, and yu might think f the nes gathering in the wrld’s ceans. Hwever, they are als filling the air we breathe. Nw, it has been discvered that frests might be acting as a sink fr these airbrne micrplastics, ffering humanity yet anther crucial service.
The study has recently been published in Envirnmental Chemistry Letters, by a multi-institutinal research grup led by Prfessr Akane Miyazaki f Japan Wmen’s University. “We investigated airbrne micrplastics n knara ak tree leaves in a small frest in Tky,” says lead authr f the study, Natsu Sunaga. “We wanted t determine a dependable methd fr analyzing levels f these micrplastics n leaf surfaces, and hw exactly airbrne micrplastics becme trapped by leaves.”
The leaves were treated using three prcesses: Washing with ultrapure water, blending treatment with ultrasnic waves(超声波) and washing with ultrapure water, and treatment with an alkaline (碱性的) slutin f 10% ptassium hydrxide. “We fund that airbrne micrplastics strngly stick t the epicuticular wax (表皮蜡质) n the leaf surface,” explains Akane Miyazaki, senir authr. “In ther wrds, these particles gather when they stick t the waxy surface cating f leaves.”
The team discvered that the first tw treatments — washing with ultrapure water alne r in cmbinatin with ultrasnic waves — were nt enugh fr accurately determining the levels f airbrne micrplastics n frest leaves. Treatment with alkaline ptassium hydrxide, hwever, remved bth the epicuticular wax and the substances stuck t it, prving t be an effective methd. Crucially, previus studies that used nly the first tw methds may have underestimated the number f plastics stuck t leaf surfaces. “Based n ur findings, we estimate that the Quercus serrata frests f Japan trap abut 420 trillin airbrne micrplastics per year in their canpies,” states Sunaga.
Hw the gradual increase f these micrplastics will affect frest ecsystems, including ecsystem functins and sil health, is unknwn, and this will undubtedly be an area f further research. Fr nw, we knw that frests and even radside trees might reduce the amunt f plastic entering ur lungs, and fr that we have yet anther reasn t thank trees.
12. Why did the researchers emply three prcesses t treat the leaves?
A. T arrange tasks reasnably. B. T decide a reliable methd.
C. T achieve the maximum effect. D. T celebrate a nvel technlgy.
13. What des the underlined wrd “blending” in paragraph 3 mean?
A. Ignring. B. Balancing.
C. Cmbining. D. Prmting.
14. What is a key advantage f using alkaline ptassium hydrxide?
A. It cmpletes the prcess mre quickly.
B. It preserves natural leaf clr effectively.
C. It des nt require specialized equipment.
D. It remves wax and stuck substances well.
15. What will the fllwing research prbably fcus n?
A. The benefits f frests fr human health.
B. The applicatin f the new research results.
C. The impact f micrplastics n frest ecsystems.
D. The imprvement f micrplastic-remving ways.
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。
Once upn a time, there was nthing t d with thughts except remember them. There were neither letters t transcribe(记录) them in, nr paper t set them dwn upn. 16 Any stry that wuld be retld, any idea that wuld be sent, and any piece f infrmatin that wuld be cnveyed, first had t be remembered.
17 When I wake up, the first thing I d is check my day planner, which remembers my schedule s that I dn’t have t. When I climb int my car, I enter my destinatin int a GPS device, whse spatial memry replaces my wn. I have phtgraphs t stre the images and bks t stre knwledge I want t remember.
Grwing up, in the days when yu still had t dial several buttns t make a telephne call, I culd recall the numbers f all my clse friends and family. 18 Accrding t a survey, fully a third f British under the age f thirty can’t remember even their wn hme land line number withut pulling it upn their handsets. The same survey fund that 30 percent f adults can’t remember the birthdays f mre than three immediate family members. 19 Frgtten phne numbers and birthdays represent minr decline f ur everyday memry, but they are part f a much larger stry f hw we’ve replaced ur wn natural memry with a vast super-structure f technlgical supprts. These technlgies f string infrmatin utside ur minds have helped make ur mdern wrld pssible. 20
A. Tday it ften seems we remember very little.
B. I hit the play buttn n a digital vice recrder.
C. It is easy t access humankind’s cllective memry.
D. Our brains have remved the need t remember such things.
E. But nw I’m nt sure if I knw ver 4 phne numbers by heart.
F. They’ve als changed hw we think and hw we use ur brains.
G. Anything that had t be preserved had t be preserved in memry.
第二部分 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四个选项中选出可以填入空白处的最佳选项。
Friends Williams and Smith spend the weeks leading up t Christmas thrughut the cuntry. They visit all 50 states, making huse calls t 21 wh are sick r disabled. The pair arrive with plenty f tys, and in 22 , bth f which delight the yung recipients(受领者). In the past years, Williams has 23 as varius super-heres and ther belved 24 — including Spider-Man and Deadpl — while Smith wears the cstume f a Christmas elf(小精灵).
Thugh Williams has been spreading 25 this way fr years, the mtive t d it came frm a jyless place. In 2009, he lst his mther fr cancer. He fell int a five-year 26 .But he dug himself ut by hnring his mther’s memry thrugh 27 acts including cllecting gifts fr children with special needs. Williams launched his 28 — A Future Super Her and Friends, in 2018. His gal is t bring smiles t children with 29 challenges, including thse fighting life-threatening cnditins.
Williams and Smith start their Williams and Smith gift-giving 30 by driving thrugh the 48 neighbring states befre flying t Alaska and Hawaii. Alng the way, they stck up n(囤积) tys, funded by the 31 that cme thrugh the Future Super Her website. But they ften use Williams’wn 32 as well. Even mre imprtant than the gifts they bring, Williams and Smith spend time with the peple wh need it the mst — and that’s nt just the children. The 33 seem mre excited than the kids smetimes.
The pair say they want t make sure families facing tugh battles never feel 34 . It’s what keeps them ging, even when they 35 get any sleep in the prcess.
21. A. visitrs B. students C. kids D. friends
22. A. cstume B. detail C. turn D. patience
23. A. dressed up B. grwn up C. std ut D. hung ut
24. A. actrs B. memries C. mvies D. characters
25. A. news B. jy C. knwledge D. culture
26. A. plan B. trap C. depressin D. cnditin
27. A. intentinal B. fficial C. legal D. charitable
B. nnprfit C. investigatin D. celebratin
29. A. plicy B. health C. security D. emtin
30. A. career B. distance C. interactin D. jurney
31. A. gifts B. taxes C. dnatins D. fees
32. A. savings B. patents C. labels D. prducts
33. A. parents B. citizens C. yuths D. teachers
34. A. regretful B. lnely C. embarrassed D. anxius
35. A. recently B. silently C. barely D. regularly
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。
France has a ppular street perfrmance culture. And there is a new trend that Chinese artists play traditinal musical instruments in French streets, sharing Chinese music 36 freigners s they can feel its charm.
Peng Jingxuan ften gives a street perfrmance 37 (accmpany) by a lvely ty panda, the animal peple assciate with China. What makes this street perfrmance unusual is that it 38 (hld) under the Eiffel Twer in Paris. In anther French city, Strasburg, Zha Yang plays the pipa, a Chinese lute with fur 39 (string). She wears traditinal Chinese clthes with a pair f stylish sunglasses, which 40 (make) her lk like a crss between 41 ancient pet and a mdern rck star.
42 Peng and Zha are nline influencers n the Chinese vide platfrm Bilibili. They pst vides f their street perfrmances in France and receive praise frm the viewers in respnse. They als share the vides n YuTube, 43 (attract) many freign viewers frm all ver the wrld, 44 leave quantities f cmpliments (赞美) in different languages. Thrugh their street perfrmances, the yung wmen have nt nly wn a lt f 45 (applaud), but als made many new friends, which has built a bridge f friendship in Sin-French cultural exchange.
第三部分 写作(共两节，满分40分)
第一节 (满分15分)
假定你是李华，上周你们学校的英语俱乐部举办了主题为“New Year New Life”的海报设计比赛，你获得了一等奖。请你写一篇发言稿，在英语课上介绍一下你的设计内容。注意：
1.写作词数应为80左右；
2.请按如下格式在答题卡的相应位置作答。
Gd mrning, everyne,
Thank yu fr listening and here's a fantastic new year ahead!
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。
There were never-ending wars between me and my mther. We spent a lt f time in a state f debate. As much as I wanted t respect her wishes, I always had my wn plans in my head. Her wishes and my plans were rarely the same.
She wuld tell me t tie my shelaces; I wuld argue that the knts made it harder t get my shes ff. She wuld demand that I make my bed; I wuld insist that it was nt necessary. She wuld ask me t cut the grass in the backyard and I’d reply with a cmprehensive list f all the reasns that the grass lked better tall and uncut. Rund and rund we’d g in a funny dance. She’d thrw ut a rule, and I’d find a lphle (漏洞) and jump thrugh it. When all the lphles were clsed, I wuld switch strategies. Instead f arguing, I wuld try t find the clsest pen dr and run. But it seemed that my mm was always waiting at the exit.
I am cnvinced that weekends are nt fr wrk. They are fr leisure and adventure. That’s why there’s n schl n weekends. Nevertheless, my mm thinks the ther way. Last Saturday mrning, when I was dreaming beneath my warm blanket, my bedrm dr flew pen and came the vice f my mther, “Wake up, Walter. It is time t start the day.” Pretending nt t hear my mm, I tried t clse my eyes even tighter. My mm didn’t wait fr my respnse. She drew pen the curtain and tld me that we were ging t have a thrugh clean fr ur huse and that I was in charge f tidying my bedrm and the study. “I am scheduled t g skating with my friends.” I was smewhat annyed and made an excuse.
注意：
1.续写词数应为150左右；
2.请按如下格式在答题卡的相应位置作答。
“Befre yu can g utside, yu need t finish inside,” my mm said.
By the time I finished, I felt a strange sense f accmplishment.
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