2025届黑龙江省龙东十校联盟高三4月联考英语试题（含听力题）（无答案）

这是一份2025届黑龙江省龙东十校联盟高三4月联考英语试题（含听力题）（无答案），共14页。试卷主要包含了听力选择题，未知，阅读理解，完形填空，书信写作等内容，欢迎下载使用。

一、听力选择题
1．Where des the wman prbably cme frm?
A．China.B．France.C．Britain.
二、未知
2．What des the man mean?
A．Jasn’s prgress is certain.
B．Jasn shuld have wrked harder.
C．Jasn’s imprvement is unexpected.
三、听力选择题
3．Why des the man make the call?
A．T renew a bk.B．T reprt an errr.C．T reserve a bk.
4．What are the speakers mainly talking abut?
A．A dmestic animated film.B．Traditinal Chinese culture.C．The develpment f Chinese films.
5．When will the man check ut?
A．Arund 6:30.B．Arund 8:00.C．Arund 11:00.
听下面一段较长对话，回答以下小题。
6．What is the tpic f the cnversatin?
A．Culture difference.B．The wman’s natinality.C．The lcatin f a restaurant.
7．What will the wman d next?
A．Stay where she is.B．G upstairs.C．G dwnstairs.
听下面一段较长对话，回答以下小题。
8．Where des the cnversatin take place?
A．At a cafe.B．In the car.C．At the playgrund.
9．Hw des Lily find the snwbarding?
A．Attractive.B．Difficult.C．Dangerus.
10．What des the man think is the trick f snwbarding?
A．Nt being afraid f falls.B．Keeping n practicing.C．Maintaining balance.
听下面一段较长对话，回答以下小题。
11．Wh are the speakers?
A．Plicy makers.B．Frnt-line teachers.C．Schl administratrs.
12．What benefit f an all-English classrm des the man put frward?
A．It helps with cultural understanding.
B．It imprves students’ listening skills.
C．It builds students’ cnfidence.
13．What des the man think shuld be paid attentin t?
A．The training and supprt fr teachers.
B．Students with pr academic perfrmance.
C．Students’ native language.
四、未知
听下面一段较长对话，回答以下小题。
14．What is the wman’s first cncern abut AI?
A．It’ll spread misinfrmatin.
B．It’ll take ver a lt f jbs.
C．It’ll be t cmplex t be understd.
15．What des the man suggest abut the impact f AI n jbs?
A．AI will create many new jbs.
B．AI will make ffice tasks mre interesting.
C．AI will cmpletely replace human wrkers.
16．What ethical issue related t AI des the wman mentin?
A．Inequalities.B．The lss f trust.C．Privacy issues.
17．What des the man suggest t address the ethical cncerns f AI?
A．Limiting the use f AI t certain fields.
B．Restraining the develpment f AI.
C．Establishing strict regulatins.
听下面一段独白，回答以下小题。
18．What was the weather like n the mrning f flding?
A．It had light rain.B．It was threatening.C．It had a heavy dwnpur.
19．What did the speaker’s family d when the lcal weather statin issued warnings?
A．They prepared emergency escape supplies.
B．They hurried t their neighbr’s huse.
C．They rushed t get t the streets.
20．What did the speaker witness in the cmmunity center?
A．The cmmunity center filled with water.
B．Peple panicking and lsing hpe.
C．The unity f peple.
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Big Butterfly Cunt
Scheduled between 18 July and 10 August in 2025, invlvement in this prject run by Butterfly Cnservatin is mre imprtant than ever, as the 2024 results indicate a significant drp f these beautiful bidiversity indicatrs. Participants are asked t spend 15 minutes everyday recrding butterflies they see, either via their website tracker r app. Head t bigbutterflycunt.butterfly-cnservatin.rg t jin in.
The Great UK WaterBlitz
This twice-a-year campaign frm the FreshWater Wash aims t assess water quality acrss the UK. The next ne runs frm 25-28 April 2025, and asks vlunteers t recrd the water quality in lcal freshwater surces. T help in the upcming campaign, simply register yur interest at t receive mre infrmatin, alng with yur wn water testing kit.
The Big Garden Birdwatch
Organised by RSPB, the wrld’s largest garden wildlife survey runs in January each year, and asks vlunteers t sign up t simply watch their gardens fr an hur each day, recrding the birds they see. In 2024, mre than 600,000 peple participated in the UK, and recrded an incredible 9.7 millin birds. Visit fr mre details.
Nature’s Calendar
This initiative by the Wdland Trust lks t track seasnal shifts and patterns, t see hw climate change is affecting ur ecsystems. The easy, three-step prcess requires yu t pick a species and behaviur, decide the area yu’re recrding, and make a nte n the nline system f the dates f these actins. Get invlved by visiting the
21．Which prject equips participants with tls?
A．Big Butterfly CuntB．The Great UK WaterBlitz
C．The Big Garden BirdwatchD．Nature’s Calendar
22．What is the main gal f Nature’s Calendar?
A．T infrm the public f seasnal shifts.
B．T demnstrate bidiversity n a calendar.
C．T mnitr the impacts f climate change.
D．T prtect the wildlife living in yur area.
23．What d the fur prjects have in cmmn?
A．They take place n a yearly basis.
B．They are limited t nature reserves.
C．They cllect data recrded by participants.
D．They ask experts t guide vlunteers.
五、阅读理解
By my early 40s, I had exhausted all the hbbies suppsed t make me feel better abut entering middle age. At the height f my desperatin, I decided t sign up fr a ballet class.
“But yu’re nt very flexible,” my husband gently reminded me. He wasn’t wrng. I nearly injured myself when trying t stretch my leg. Als, my track recrd fr cmmitting t physical activity wasn’t great.
But I was determined t give it a try. I needed cnfirmatin that my bdy was capable f mvement and grace.
Befre leaving the huse fr my first ballet class fr adults, I hadn’t expected any f it t stick. But this time, the exact same things that had made me flee the studi as a 10-year-ld nw brught a certain jy.
When I expressed disappintment with my lack f grace in practising simple acts, my teacher reminded me ballet isn’t abut perfectin. Rather, it’s abut striving fr perfectin. As a writer arguing sentences all day hping they will apprach the beautiful, perfect cnstruct in her mind, this felt like the best, mst fierce writing advice.
Slwly, I felt mre cmfrtable with the bdy I saw staring back at me in the mirrr. And the idea that my bdy is still a wrk in prgress encurages me. If anything, ballet is frcing me t rethink my relatinship with my bdy. As fr the imperfectins? They’re part f being alive.
Eight years int my ballet classes, I’m a lifelng advanced beginner. Recently, my teacher taught us a beginner-apprpriate versin f the Rse Adagi frm Sleeping Beauty. As I std in my living rm, balancing shakily and dancing fr nbdy but myself, I felt every inch a ballerina.
24．Why did the authr learn ballet in her middle age?
A．T prvide supprt t her ballet instructr.
B．T cultivate inspiratin fr her writing career.
C．T participate in a persnally fulfilling activity.
D．T demnstrate her cntinuing physical capabilities.
25．Hw did the authr prbably feel abut ballet as a child?
A．Terrified.B．Interested.C．Relieved.D．Determined.
26．What kind f persn is the authr?
A．Curius and mild.B．Strict yet indecisive.
C．Negative yet hnest.D．Determined and pen-minded.
27．What des ballet teach the authr?
A．Enjy the jurney f becming a better self.
B．It’s acceptable t frgive herself fr nt trying.
C．Physical flexibility cmes first fr the middle-aged.
D．One shuldn’t stp striving fr persnal achievements.
六、未知
A tiny cling device can autmatically reset faulty cmpnents f a quantum cmputer. Its perfrmance suggests that cntrlling heat culd als enable ther autnmus quantum devices.
Quantum cmputers aren’t yet fully practical because they make t many errrs. In fact, if qubits (量子比特)- key cmpnents f this type f cmputer - accidentally heat up and becme t energetic, they can end up in an incrrect state befre the calculatin even begins. One way t reset the qubits t their crrect states is t cl them.
Simne Gasparinetti at Chalmers University f Technlgy in Sweden and his clleagues have assigned this task t an autnmus quantum “refrigeratr” fr the first time. The researchers built tw qubits and ne qutrit (量子三元), which can stre mre cmplex infrmatin than a qubit, frm tiny supercnducting circuits. The qutrit and ne f the qubits frmed a fridge fr the secnd target qubit, which culd eventually be used fr cmputatin.
The researchers carefully engineered the interactins between the three cmpnents t ensure that when the target qubit had t much energy, which caused errrs, heat autmatically flwed ut f it and int the tw ther elements. This lwered the target qubit’s temperature and reset it. Because this prcess was autnmus, the qubit-and-qutrit fridge culd crrect errrs withut any utside cntrl. Withut any significant quantum cmputer redesign r intrductin f new wires, the qubit’s starting state was crrect 99.97 per cent f the time. In cntrast, ther reset methds typically nly manage 99.8 per cent.
Michal Hrdecki at the University f Gdansk, Pland, says ne f the mst urgent prblems fr quantum cmputers built with supercnducting circuits is making sure the machines dn’t heat up and s make errrs.“The fact that this machine is autnmus, s it des nt require any external cntrl, shuld make it efficient and versatile, says Niclas Brunner at the University f Geneva in Switzerland. The new experiment pens a path fr many similar prjects that have been prpsed but never tested, such as using qubits t build autnmus quantum engines. The researchers are already lking int whether they culd build n their experiment. Fr example, they might create an autnmus quantum clck r design a quantum cmputer with ther functins autmatically driven by temperature differences.
28．What is the majr prblem with quantum cmputers?
A．They lse accuracy as their temperatures rise.
B．They exhibit errrs even under minimal wrklads.
C．They rely n human interventin during peratin.
D．They require significant energy t maintain stability.
29．What is the design f Simne Gasparinetti’s team?
A．Building external systems t cl qubits.
B．Adding new wires t reset qubits manually.
C．Absrbing heat autnmusly via qutrit-qubit.
D．Simplifying interactins between cmpnents.
30．What des the underlined “versatile” in paragraph 5 prbably mean?
A．Cst-effective.B．Multi-functinal.C．User-friendly.D．Grund-breaking.
31．What is the best title fr this passage?
A．A super quantum fridgeB．Future fr quantum engines
C．Overheating f quantum devicesD．Quantum cmputer crrects itself
D teenagers need t relax? Increasingly nt just parents are seeking a break frm wrk and family pressures but adlescents t, cping with “intense schling and sprts prgrammes”. S much s that the Glbal Wellness Summit identifies teen wellness as a trend fr 2025 with the industry fcusing n teenagers’ emtinal intelligence, resilience, and hw t survive in a digital wrld thrugh resrts, retreats, and mental wellness apps.
Rina Raphael, authr f The Gspel f Wellness, tells me wellness—physical and mental health—has replaced the nce-dminant fashin and beauty industries. McKinsey reprts that Gen Z utspends lder cnsumers n mindfulness-related wellness prducts such as meditatin classes, mindfulness apps, and therapy sessins, even seeking preventive slutins t ageing-related health issues.
One f the prblems the wellness sectr aims t address is mental health. Blame fr the mental health crisis has been laid n smartphnes. But apps als ffer a slutin. Many, like Chill Panda and HappiMe are n the UK’s CAMHS (child and adlescent mental health services) website and in demand. A study in The Lancet cncluded bans r restrictins at schl dn’t lead t “better mental wellbeing in adlescents.” Parents have a rle t. An intensive parenting ften leaves children withut examples f parents scialising r pursuing passins.
There’s nthing bad abut frming healthy habits. But is the wellness industry respnding t—r cntributing t—the pressures yung peple face? Think abut the new ty package Mattel released five years ag: Wellness Barbie—a mre glwing and relaxed versin f Barbie and a prduct in training children t becme cnsumers f wellness. And thse baby massage classes dressed up as a wellbeing treatment t imprve the infants’ md and physical health struck me as ridiculus. What’s a baby gt t wrry abut?
The idea that experiences bught by parents and ffered by the wellness industry slve adlescent anxiety seems unprmising at best. As Raphael pints ut, the prblem with wellness is “it’s very much tied t prductivity, aesthetics (美学) and cnsumerism. It adds a pressure that yu have t be wrking n yurself.” But I can’t see it ending. After all, as Rnald Purser, authr f McMindfulness, tld me: “Yu can never be t well; that’s why it’s a massive grwth industry”.
32．What culd be cunted as a wellness activity?
A．Aiming fr tp grades nnstp.
B．Practicing mindfulness using an app.
C．Checking scial media fr attentin.
D．Skipping meals t manage bdy shape.
33．What is a pssible reasn fr teen mental health issues?
A．A demand fr services.B．A passin fr sprts.
C．A ban n mental health.D．A lack f rle mdels.
34．What wuld Rina Raphael agree with mst?
A．The fashin and beauty industries matter mre t Gen Z.
B．Teenagers are pressured t cnsume wellness prducts.
C．Wellness Barbie assists children’s adaptatin.
D．Baby massage classes are nt effective as expected.
35．What’s authr’s attitude twards the wellness industry?
A．Hpeful.B．Calm.C．Critical.D．Pessimistic.
七、阅读理解
When the persn yu need t set bundaries with is yurself
Bundaries are the limits that bind what we will allw fr urselves. 36 ; hwever, bundaries are equally imprtant t urselves. These are sme areas where bundaries with urselves cunt.
Withut bundaries, anxiety can affect every aspect f ur lives, making it difficult t fcus n anything else when a wrry presents itself. 37 .When wrries cme up utside that time, yu can reinfrce this bundary by reminding yurself f the time yu’ve put aside t wrk n this and taking a quick nte t address it then.
38 , and breaking it can be equally difficult. Peple tend t talk t themselves much mre harshly than they wuld anyne else. Setting bundaries regarding self-talk can start by acknwledging when yu say smething unkind t yurself and replacing it with smething mre reasnable.
Self-care means a millin things t a millin peple. It’s much mre than getting yur nails dne r having a sweet cffee. It includes acknwledging and meeting anything within a scpe f needs we have. Aspects f self-care can include time alne, cnnectin, physical self-care, emtinal expressin, and mre. 39 . Take nte f what yu need t be at yur best, and schedule it.
Clarifying and living by ur values is a majr cmpnent f setting bundaries with urselves. Hw well we match ur values in ur actins is a measure f self-respect. Cnsider what matters t yu. This can give yu a sense f yur pririties. When smething crsses yur mral cmpass, r wuld therwise cmprmise yur self-respect, ntice that and take actin. 40 .
A．It is s easy t fall int a pattern f critical self-talk
B．S we have t handle anxiety seriusly in daily life
C．Wrries can distract yu frm cncentrating n what yu d
D．We usually talk abut bundaries abut relatinships with thers
E．Dedicating a certain time t planning is imprtant fr peace f mind
F．Even tasks such as regular visits with a dentist fall under the heading f self-care
G．Making and keeping cmmitments with yurself is anther way t engage in this particular brand f self-care
八、完形填空
My father was diagnsed with dementia (痴呆) at 81. There were n sudden r 41 changes in him, but gradually, he started repeating himself r asking questins t which he shuld have knwn the answers. Instead f thinking abut it cnstantly, Dad accepted the situatin and practically 42 it. He vluntarily gave up his car keys befre anyne had t ask. He had seen hw the disease affected tw f his siblings (兄弟姐妹), but he never let a sense f dm (劫数) cntrl hw he 43 each day.
As a frmer jurnalist. it was natural fr him t decide t 44 his experience. He pitched (扔，投) the idea t the lcal newspaper Halifax Chrnicle Herald, and ver the next six years, nearly 70 f his 45 were published. Writing the clumns gave him a renewed 46 f purpse. In ne clumn, Dad wrte abut remembering all the 47 f a dinner with frmer Canadian Prime Minister Jhn Diefenbaker, but nt the name f his favrite restaurant.
What surprised him and us mst was the attentin the clumns attracted. Cuntless friends, acquaintances and strangers 48 them. Peple n the street came up t him, thanked him and shared their wn stries. What this revealed was hw 49 dementia affected peple’s lives. Everyne seemed t have a stry abut a lved ne dealing with it. Peple fund cmfrt in reading abut his jurney, and the clumns helped 50 the disease int the pen.
As the disease 51 , Dad never tk himself t seriusly. He had always been a keen reader, s Mm 52 t him that he nly needed tw bks: read ne, frget it, read the secnd, and the first wuld feel new again! Humr, a psitive attitude, and scializatin helped delay the wrst 53 , but Dad’s cnditin declined and he required cnstant 54 . His md became mre 55 and emtinal, but he remained engaged and engaging until the end.
41．A．slightB．differentC．stableD．dramatic
42．A．embracedB．defeatedC．rejectedD．enjyed
43．A．breB．apprachedC．cuntedD．suffered
44．A．rememberB．dcumentC．recallD．spread
45．A．nvelsB．anecdtesC．clumnsD．fairies
46．A．senseB．awarenessC．meaningD．directin
47．A．practicesB．ritualsC．chresD．details
48．A．criticizedB．evaluatedC．appreciatedD．priritized
49．A．negativelyB．psitivelyC．widelyD．partially
50．A．take utB．bring utC．make utD．put ut
51．A．prgressedB．transmittedC．imprvedD．disappeared
52．A．talkedB．explainedC．jkedD．whispered
53．A．marksB．signsC．symptmsD．traces
54．A．interruptinB．supervisinC．cnsideratinD．prtectin
55．A．unbelievableB．unsustainableC．uncmfrtableD．unpredictable
九、未知
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。
As the hliday seasn appraches, shppers are busy creating their gift lists. Amng the usual and 56 (trend) chices, an unexpected favrite has appeared fr a Lndner: China’s famus La Gan Ma chili sauce. “I lve La Gan Ma crispy chili in il,” wrte Tm Kerridge, chef and authr, in a recent article abut 57 tp chefs and fd writers put n their wish lists.
58 (fund) in 1996 in Guiyang, La Gan Ma has grwn int ne f China’s biggest chili sauce prducers and this signature prduct 59 (expand) frm its rts in Guizhu t wrldwide ppularity. Spicy sauces are already a ppular categry. With effective prmtin, 60 unique taste f Chinese-style ht sauce understandably can gain recgnitin and ppularity.
“Chinese-style ht sauce is delicius, making it easy fr internatinal fans 61 (embrace) it. It’s similar t hw Chinese cuisine has integrated cheese 62 sme dishes,” Zhang Yiwu, a prfessr f cultural studies at Peking University, stated, explaining hw cultures are intercnnected thrugh fd. “Additinally, internatinal turists visiting China have experienced Chinese fd firsthand. These factrs 63 (cllect) cntribute t the sustained ppularity f Chinese fd.” said Zhang.
Every dish, frm the fiery La Gan Ma chili sauce t delicate dim sum dumplings, carries with 64 a piece f China’s histry, philsphy, and traditins. Chinese cuisine serves as an ambassadr t sme extent, 65 (intrduce) the wrld t the rich and diverse Chinese culture thrugh taste.
十、书信写作
66．假定你是李华，你的学校面向全体学生开设了各类主题的社团课程，请你向新入学的高一新生做一场演讲，介绍一下你参加的社团课。内容包括：
1.社团课的活动内容；
2.你参与课程的体悟。
注意：1.写作词数应为80个左右；2.请按如下格式在答题卡的相应位置作答。
Dear freshmen,
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Yurs,
Li Hua
十一、未知
67．阅读下面材料，根据其内容和所给段落开头语续写两段，使之构成篇完整的短文。
One f my teachers nce asked my class what ur favrite memry was. She was asking fr the mment in which “yu felt the best, like yu had the wrld in the palm f yur hand.” Sme described grand awards; thers described winning a turnament. But I felt the best when I first learned hw t ride my bike at the age f seven.
Actually, when I was brn, my brther was a junir student at schl, s there seemed t be a generatin gap between us. In his eyes, maybe I was t little t understand him r t yung t share his sadness r happiness.
Hwever, I her-wrshipped him. I was s curius abut his wrld that I culdn’t wait t inquire abut his schl life the mment he came back hme. “I am s ccupied with my assignment. Can’t yu wait…?” he ften respnded like that. Many times, I even wanted t literally fllw my brther, sbbing every time I was prevented frm hanging arund with him. “I was an annyance t him.” I murmured sadly.
Later, I stpped trying t impress him and learned t be ttally indifferent. Perhaps the silent treatment wuld get mre attentin. I was wrng. We sn fell int a sad pattern—I avided him, he ignred me, and deep inside, it hurt. Indifferent r hstile, he was nly a brther in name. I believed we wuld frever be apart, tw husemates withut cnversatin, tw strangers withut warmth. I gradually assumed that my big brther didn’t shw any cncern fr me at all. My little heart gt brken.
But the tide was turning last year. I gt a bright-red bike as a birthday gift, but mm was t busy with endless wrk and had n time t teach me. Of curse, even thugh I was eager t learn, I was reluctant t beg my big brther t teach me, s I decided t teach myself t ride, a little bit each day, but in vain. On that fateful day, it was n different. I was cming t the end f my daily ne-hur trture, and I was s frustrated that I threw my bike aside and began t cry.
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。
I guess that was what caused my brther t cme utside.
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An hur later, I was shwing ff my riding skill t my mm.
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