2025届江苏省部分学校高三4月模拟考试英语试卷（无答案）

这是一份2025届江苏省部分学校高三4月模拟考试英语试卷（无答案），共13页。试卷主要包含了未知，阅读理解，完形填空，语法填空，书信写作，书面表达等内容，欢迎下载使用。

一、未知
1．What is the man lking t d?
A．Paint his bedrm.
B．Clean the walls f his hme.
C．Put wallpaper up in the living rm.
2．What are the speakers abut t d?
A．Watch a mvie.B．Make a phne call.C．G fr a drink tgether.
3．What is the cnversatin mainly abut?
A．Incme inequality.B．Cultural differences.C．Wrld ecnmy grwth.
4．Why des the man cme t the cafe?
A．T have a cup f cffee.B．T meet his friends.C．T take shelter.
5．What des the wman think f Charltte’s Web?
A．Simple.B．Childish.C．Ppular.
听下面一段较长对话，回答以下小题。
6．What magazine will the wman wrk fr?
A．Sprts Weekly.B．Swim Wrld.C．Natinal Ftball.
7．What will the wman mst prbably wrk as?
A．A designer.B．An editr.C．A secretary.
听下面一段较长对话，回答以下小题。
8．What is the man unhappy with abut his jb?
A．The benefits.B．The pay.C．The paperwrk.
9．Why is the wman ging t further her study?
A．T get a prmtin.B．T manage a business.C．T find a jb in the gvernment.
听下面一段较长对话，回答以下小题。
10．What is the matter with Mr. Smith?
A．He gt a sre thrat.B．He can’t sleep at night.C．He is unqualified fr his jb.
11．What des Mr. Smith teach?
A．Chinese.B．English.C．Physics.
12．Why desn’t Mr. Smith want t take a rest?
A．He has t help his students.
B．He has rested fr a week.
C．He wants t visit a university.
听下面一段较长对话，回答以下小题。
13．What causes the girl t have truble making friends?
A．Lack f scial skills.B．Difference in interests.C．Unppularity with ther kids.
14．What d we knw abut the girl’s family?
A．They enjy a quiet life.
B．They prefer a scial lifestyle.
C．They have a strict daily rutine.
15．Hw des the girl feel abut the man?
A．They are similar.
B．It’s hard fr them t get alng.
C．She wants him t make a change.
16．What kind f friends des the girl want?
A．Thse wh are easy-ging.
B．Thse wh are hard-wrking.
C．Thse wh share similar hbbies.
听下面一段独白，回答以下小题。
17．Hw lng will it take t get t the museum?
A．Abut 20 minutes.B．Abut 30 minutes.C．Abut 50 minutes.
18．What is special abut the trip fr the students?
A．They can pick up ancient pts t study.
B．They can take ld rings ut f the glass case.
C．They’ll take a related test when back at schl.
19．Hw d the students find infrmatin in the Technlgy Center?
A．By using iPads.B．By using cmputers.C．By asking Jane Wittn.
20．What des the speaker want the students t d after the trip?
A．Make pstcardsB．Draw psters.C．Give reprts.
二、阅读理解
21．The walk will begin ______.
A．n June 19thB．n June 24thC．at 10:00 amD．at 10:30 am
22．If tw kids abve 5 years ld register in advance (提前), and their mther registers n the day, they will pay ______ .
A．$15B．$13C．$11D．$7
23．Frm the pster, we can learn the fllwing EXCEPT ______.
A．the walk is 35 km in ttalB．yu can make a call t register
C．pets cannt enter the huse and gardensD．the charity walk is frm June 18th t 24th
It is nt easy t becme a dctr in the United States. The first step is getting int a medical cllege. Mre than ne hundred and twenty American schls ffer study prgrams fr peple wanting t be dctrs.
Peple can get advice abut medical schls frm many resurces. One f these is the Princetn Review. The publicatin prvides infrmatin abut clleges, study prgrams and jbs.
The Princetn Review says the cmpetitin t enter medical schls is strng. American medical schls have nly abut sixteen thusand f penings. But mre than thirty-tw thusand students may try it. Many f thse are wmen.
Mst applicants cntact mre than ne medical schl. Sme cntact many. An imprtant part f the applicatin usually is the Medical Cllege Admissin Test which is called MCAT. The Assciatin f American Medical Clleges prvides the test by cmputer. It is ffered in the United States and ther cuntries.
The peple wh want t enter medical schls are rated（评定）n reasning, physical and bilgical sciences and an example f writing. Applicants fr medical schls need t d well n the MCAT. They als need a gd recrd in their cllege studies.
Sme students wrk fr a year r tw in a medical r research jb befre they attempt t enter a medical schl.
24．T enter medical schls is ______.
A．effrtlessB．nt cmpetitive
C．fiercely cmpetitiveD．easy
25．Which f the fllwing is NOT true abut the Princetn Review?
A．It can give us advice abut medical schls.
B．It is a great resurce fr peple wh want t becme dctrs.
C．It can prvide us infrmatin abut study prgrams.
D．It prvides the MCAT test.
26．The underlined wrd “thse” in the third paragraph refers t ______.
A．peple wh want t be dctrs
B．peple wh want t enter a medical schl
C．peple wh are tested by MCAT
D．dctrs in the United States
27．What is the main idea f the passage?
A．Hw t be a gd dctr in the United States.
B．The imprtance f the Princetn Review.
C．Hw t prepare fr the MCAT.
D．Hw t get int a medical schl.
A grup f researchers has published new findings in Science n ptential risks frm the develpment f mirrr bacteria - synthetic rganisms in which all mlecules (分子) have reversed chirality (i.e. are “mirrred”) (反向手性).
Scientists had begun early wrk tward creating mirrr bacteria, and while the capability is at least a decade away, recent years have seen significant prgress. The new paper finds that, if created, these rganisms may pse significant dangers t humans, animals, plants, and envirnmental health.
The 38 authrs wrking in nine cuntries include leading experts in immunlgy, plant pathlgy and s n. The publicatin in Science is accmpanied by a detailed 300-page technical reprt.
While any threat is nt appraching, the Science paper finds that mirrr bacteria may pse serius risks. Immune defenses in humans, animals, and plants rely n identifying particular mlecular gemetries fund in invading bacteria. If these shapes were reflected - as they wuld be uniquely in mirrr bacteria - recgnitin wuld be impaired (受损的) and many basic immune defenses culd fail, ptentially leaving rganisms vulnerable t infectin.
The analysis als suggests that mirrr bacteria in the envirnment may be able t evade (逃避) natural predatrs like phages, which rely heavily n chirally-mediated interactins t kill bacteria and limit their ppulatins. Transprt via animals and humans culd enable spread between diverse ecsystems. Persistent and widespread envirnmental ppulatins f mirrr bacteria wuld expse humans, animals and plants t an nging risk f infectin - a serius threat t humans and t glbal ecsystems.
The authrs call fr further inspectin f their findings and cnclude that, unless cmpelling evidence emerges that these rganisms wuld nt pse extrardinary dangers, mirrr bacteria shuld nt be created.
This paper marks a starting pint fr a brader discussin abut the risks frm mirrr bacteria, including participatin frm the glbal scientific cmmunity, plicymakers, research funders, and ther stakehlders. Several f the authrs n the paper are invlved in planning a series f events thrughut 2025 t inspect the findings f the paper and discuss steps that can be taken t prevent risks frm mirrr bacteria.
28．What is the characteristic f mirrr bacteria?
A．They are made up f mirrr mlecules.B．Their mlecules have ppsite chirality.
C．They are active in a mirrred envirnment.D．They can change their mlecular structure.
29．What can we learn abut mirrr bacteria frm paragraph 2?
A．They will cme ut very sn.B．They will barely harm creatures.
C．They will be made n less than a decade.D．They will have an effect in ten years.
30．What cnsequence might mirrr bacteria bring accrding t the new findings?
A．Natural predatrs can’t kill them.
B．Their mlecules are the same as nrmal bacteria’s.
C．Immune defenses can’t tell their mlecular shapes.
D．Immune prtectin can be impaired directly by them.
31．Which f the fllwing is the best title fr the text?
A．The Creatin f Mirrr Bacteria
B．Mirrr Bacteria: Risks and Glbal Respnses
C．Scientists’ New Findings n Bacterial Infectin
D．The Effect f Mirrr Bacteria n Immune Systems
Taking antixidant supplements such as vitamins C and E might make lung cancers grw bigger and spread by stimulating the frmatin f bld vessels within tumurs (肿瘤), accrding t a study in mice.
One researcher invlved has said that peple with the cnditin shuldn’t try t avid these antixidants in their diet, but getting mre than they need via supplements culd cause harm. Martin Bergö at the Karlinska Institute in Sweden and his clleagues previusly fund that supplementing with the antixidants vitamin E and N-acetylcysteine caused lung cancers t spread in mice.
T better understand hw this might ccur, Bergö and a different team f researchers studied mice with a specific frm f lung cancer and mice that had been implanted with human lung cancer cells. They supplemented the mice’s water with vitamin C, which the animals naturally yield, and vitamin E and N-acetylcysteine, which they get frm their diet.
The researchers gave the mice increasing amunts f these antixidants, which made the levels f these antixidants in the mice higher than what was necessary. “Tday in sciety, a lt f peple eat healthily. They have sme supplements, and then they als cnsume ther antixidant-rich fds like ginger shts and smthies,” says Bergö, “If yu d all that, yu culd end up with the levels f dses — t much — that we’ re talking abut.”
The researchers fund that the higher the antixidant dses, the greater the rate f bld vessel frmatin in the tumurs. This was true fr mice with the specific lung cancer and thse with implanted human cancer cells. Increased bld vessel grwth wuld prbably lead t tumurs grwing and spreading, says Bergö, but they didn’t study this.
Bergö has stressed that peple with any frm f cancer shuldn’t change their diet n the basis f this research. “If yu tk away all the antixidants in fd, yu wuld get sick fr a range f reasns, such as vitamin deficiencies, and this wuld influence the cancer,” he says, “We’re fcusing n increased dses abve the required levels.”
32．What is the effect f antixidant supplements n lung cancer?
A．They help t reduce the risk f lung cancer.
B．They have little significant impact n lung cancer.
C．They prevent the frmatin f bld vessels in tumrs.
D．They may cause the grwth and spread f lung cancer.
33．What des the underlined wrd “yield” in paragraph 3 mean?
A．Digest.B．Cmpse.C．Cnstruct.D．Prduce.
34．Hw did the researchers study antixidants n mice with lung cancer?
A．By implanting human cells nly.B．By varying the antixidant dses.
C．By cmparing specific antixidants.D．By keeping antixidant dses fixed.
35．What des Bergö emphasize abut the antixidants in cancer patients’ diets?
A．Antixidants shuld be cmpletely avided.
B．High dses f antixidants can directly cause cancer.
C．Antixidants are necessary but their dses shuld be cntrlled.
D．The study’s results shuld be used in adjusting the patients’ diets.
Hw t Overcme Jealusy
Everyne feels a little jealus nce in a while — maybe smene was acting better than yu, r maybe yur best friend has been having much fun with a new cwrker.
Hwever, 36 they can actually cause a cnflict between yu and the persn yu want t be clsest t. T save the relatinship and get sme peace f mind, take sme time t srt thrugh yur feelings befre yu act n them.
Admit hw yu’re feeling t yurself befre yu d anything else. If yu ntice yu’re feeling a little jealus, take a few minutes t check in with yurself. It’s perfectly nrmal t get jealus nce in a while, s dn’t judge yur feelings — just let yurself acknwledge that’s what’s ging n. 37 .
Dn’t act n yur jealusy while yu’re upset. 38 . There’s nthing wrng with simply feeling jealus — it happens t everyne, Hwever, feeling jealus desn’t mean yu have t withdraw frm yur partner, r accuse them f anything. If yu can bserve hw yu’re feeling withut acting n it, yu may actually feel yur jealusy starting t decrease.
39 . Fcus n yur psitive qualities. Jealusy can smetimes be rted in insecurity and lw self-esteem. Hwever, it’s really imprtant t remember that yu re unique, with yur wn special talents. When yu can embrace these, yu’ll be less likely t feel jealus r insecure.
Remember that ther peple have prblems, t. 40 . That can smetimes fuel jealus feelings, because yu might feel like yu want what they have, r that they can cme and take what yu have. Dn’t fall int that trap, thugh, — ther peple ften have prblems that yu never knw abut, n matter what their life lks like frm the utside.
A．if jealus thughts becme really disturbing.
B．when yu are always jealus f smene.
C．Take sme time t cl ff s yu wn’t say anything yu’ll regret.
D．It can be really inviting t lk at ther peple and think they have a perfect life.
E．Embrace yurself fr wh yu are.
F．Reflect n the rt f yur jealus feelings.
G．Smetimes, just naming ur emtins can help us start t get sme cntrl ver them.
三、完形填空
It was a cld, rainy day, and I had n desire t drive up the winding muntain rad t my daughter Carlyn’s huse. But she 41 that I cme t see smething at the tp f the muntain.
S here I was, 42 making the tw-hur jurney thrugh thick fg. Nthing culd be wrth this,I thught as I 43 alng the dangerus highway.
Turning dwn a narrw track, we 44 and gt ut. We walked alng a path that was thick with ld pine needles. Huge black-green evergreens (常青树) 45 ver us.Gradually,the peace and silence f the place began t 46 my mind.
Then we turned a crner and stpped at the tp f the muntain and I was entirely held in 47 . There acrss fields and valleys were rivers f fully-pened yellw flwers frm the light ne t the mst brilliant. It lked as thugh the sun had tipped ver and 48 the muntainside in gld.
49 ccurred t my mind.Wh created such beauty? Hw? When? As we apprached the huse that std in the center f the prperty, we saw a 50 that read: “Answers t the Questins I Knw Yu Are Asking.” The first answer was: “One Wman-Tw Hands, Tw Feet and Very Little Brain.” The secnd was:“ 51 at a Time.” The third: “Started in 1958.”
As we drve hme, I was s mved by what we had seen that I culd 52 speak.“She changed the wrld,” I finally said, “ne small plant at a time. She started almst 40 years ag, prbably just the 53 f an idea, but she kept at it.”
The wnder f it wuld nt let me g. “Imagine,” I said, “if I’d had a dream and 54 it, just a little bit every day, what might I have accmplished?” Carlyn lked at me sideways, smiling. “Start tmrrw,” she said, “ 55 yet, start tday.”
41．A．askedB．cmmandedC．insistedD．predicted
42．A．unwillinglyB．undubtedlyC．unknwinglyD．unexpectedly
43．A．walkedB．inchedC．wanderedD．fled
44．A．pulled verB．stepped dwnC．lked upD．turned ff
45．A．greetedB．flwedC．reachedD．twered
46．A．admitB．fillC．cntrlD．read
47．A．amazementB．curisityC．amusementD．cnfusin
48．A．pushedB．mvedC．swungD．bathed
49．A．DubtsB．IdeasC．QuestinsD．Requests
50．A．signalB．symblC．symptmD．sign
51．A．EachB．SmeC．OneD．That
52．A．surelyB．barelyC．mstlyD．instantly
53．A．beginningB．intentinC．endingD．absence
54．A．set ffB．wrked utC．set dwnD．wrked at
55．A．LaterB．BetterC．HappierD．Harder
四、语法填空
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。
D yu knw the hit mvie Gdzilla vs Kng? Tw giant mnsters 56 (battle) each ther in the city streets may be just the escapism(逃避现实) audiences need right nw. Gdzilla vs Kng, released n March 26, presents 57 tw mnsters facing ff nce mre n the silver screen after nearly 60 years.
Many cities agree that the title delivers n 58 (it) prmise f mnster actin. Frm inventive daylight fighting 59 an exciting battle n Hng Kng’s cast, the mnster mvie gives all the explsive actin yu expect.
“The visual 60 (effect) are amazing, feeling like exactly the first ppcrn mvie 61 we all need right nw. There is a realism and yet als a necessary fantastical distance fr sme unusual cncepts in this mvie, and they all fit 62 (beautiful) tgether,” wrte Mark Hughes n Frbes.
Even with the impressive scenes, sme critics say that the film lacks substance despite recnnecting with the spirit f the 63 (rigin) Japanese films.
“Sme peple strngly recmmend that the mvie 64 (watch), but there’s just n real sul t any f these mnsters,” Luke Gdsell wrte n ABC Arts. He als said that mst f the supprting human characters 65 (appear) “dull”.
五、书信写作
66．假定你是李华，你英国高三的笔友Tm来信告诉你上周他妈妈发现他偷玩手机游戏两小时后没收了他的手机，他很生气，拒绝和妈妈沟通。你认为他这样有问题。请你给他回信，内容包括：1.说明问题；2.提出建议。 (注意 1.信的格式已给出，答题卡上不要写。写作词数应为 80 个左右)
Dear Tm,
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Yurs,
Li Hua
六、书面表达
67．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。
The Vice f Rig
Rig had a lud vice.Peple were always telling Rig t be quiet.His mther wuld tell him t use his quiet vice inside the huse because the baby was asleep.His father wuld ask him t speak quietly in the car s that he culd cncentrate n his driving.His teacher wuld tell him t talk quietly s he wuld nt bther thers wh were studying.
Nt nly did he have a lud vice, but Rig liked t talk a lt.Whenever he had time, he wuld talk with his classmates, sharing everything he cnsidered fun.He liked t yell and shut.Smetimes he just yelled, “Hey！” fr n reasn.He liked the sund f his very lud vice fr he thught it had mre penetrating (穿透的) pwer than that f an actr.But nt everyne felt the same way.
When Rig shuted gdbye as he left fr schl, his mther shk her head, “Rig! Be quiet！” When his father drve him t schl, Rig said, “Hey! There's Chris！” He pinted at his friend, wh was walking t schl.His father shk his head.“Rig, use a quiet vice in the car.” At schl, his teacher talked t him three times abut using his quiet vice.His classmates shk their heads, thrwing an upset lk at him when he talked alud.
Later, Rig had t sit by himself fr a while.His teacher wanted him t practice being quiet.Rig had t sit quietly fr five minutes.It felt like five hurs r five days.When the five minutes was up, Rig went t his desk and sat quietly.It was nt easy.
After schl, Rig was waiting fr his father when he saw Chris again “Hey！” he yelled.“Chris! Hey！” The headmaster was walking by.Rig was sure he was ging t get in truble fr his lud vice.He lked quickly at the grund.Maybe the headmaster wuld keep walking.
注意：1.续写词数应为150左右；
2. 请按如下格式作答。
The headmaster stpped and lked at Rig.
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He said gdbye t the headmaster and ran t get in his father's car cheerfully.
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Charity Walk in 2017
Sunday 18th June 2017
10:00 am—Register (登记)
10:30 am—Walk Begins
18th-24th June
Venue (场地): Baddesley
Clintn Huse B93 ODQ
Walk registratin Fee (登记费用): Adults:$5 (n the day $7) Children: $3 (n the day $4) under5 years ld free.
By paying the registratin fee yu will be able t enter Baddesley Clintn’s huse and grunds fr free (nrmally) $10.45—$11.50 fr adults and $5.15—$5.70 fr children).
Pets are welcme n the walk but they cannt enter the huse r gardens.
If yu are interested in taking part, please call Michael at 01217881143 r email centre@ slihullcarers.rg. Yu can als visit ur website t register and pay nline.
Registered Charity N. 2092613
E-mail:[email protected]