2025届四川省乐山市高三下学期第三次调查研究考试英语试题（含听力题）（无答案）

这是一份2025届四川省乐山市高三下学期第三次调查研究考试英语试题（含听力题）（无答案），共13页。试卷主要包含了未知，听力选择题，阅读理解，语法填空等内容，欢迎下载使用。

一、未知
1．What is the man lking fr?
A．A jb.B．A newspaper.C．An advertisement.
二、听力选择题
2．Where are the speakers?
A．In a clinic.B．In a gas statin.C．In an interview rm.
3．Hw much des a new televisin set cst tday?
A．$300.B．$400.C．$500.
三、未知
4．What will the speakers d next?
A．Have sme cffee.B．D mre shpping.C．Rest at hme.
四、听力选择题
5．Why des the wman lk wrried?
A．She has lst her car.
B．She can’t meet Jane n time.
C．She might be late fr an appintment.
五、未知
听下面一段较长对话，回答以下小题。
6．Why des the man like t run?
A．T stay fit.B．T lse weight.C．T keep a gd md.
7．What des the wman recmmend as a must fr running?
A．Prper running suits.
B．Cmfrtable training shes.
C．Experienced fitness caches.
听下面一段较长对话，回答以下小题。
8．When des the wman's family plan t leave the htel?
A．On August 23rd.B．On September 5th.C．On September 18th.
9．What d we knw abut the wman?
A．She has fur children.
B．She will bk tw rms.
C．She will fllw the man's advice.
听下面一段较长对话，回答以下小题。
10．What is the prbable relatinship between the speakers?
A．Teacher and student.B．Schl friends.C．Librarian and library user.
11．Why des Jim suggest Mary get the bk?
A．It's imprtant fr her study.
B．It's written by Prfessr Lee.
C．It's n sale at a discunt price.
12．What will Jim d fr Mary?
A．Share his bk with her.B．Lend her sme mney.C．Brrw a bk frm Henry.
听下面一段较长对话，回答以下小题。
13．What is prbably the wman?
A．A writer.B．A jurnalist.C．A husewife.
14．What des the man think f the last bk he read?
A．It's inspiring.B．It's bring.C．It's disappinting.
15．Hw ften des the man read bks?
A．Twice a week.B．Once a week.C．Once a mnth.
16．When d the man's kids read bks?
A．Befre they g t bed.
B．When they're n the subway
C．When they're n the way t schl.
六、听力选择题
听下面一段独白，回答以下小题。
17．Why did scientists paint the rad in bright clrs?
A．T make the rad mre attractive.
B．T keep birds away frm the rad.
C．T help drivers see better n the rad.
18．What attracts yung birds t the rad surface?
A．Rad litter.B．Rad warmth.C．Rad clr.
19．Why are yung birds in danger n the dark-clred rad?
A．Their feathers match the rad clr.
B．The rad’s heat traps them easily.
C．The rad reflectin harms their visin.
20．If the clrful rad wrks, what might happen next?
A．There will be less traffic.
B．There will be fewer birds.
C．Mre rads will be painted.
七、未知
Many f the wrld's best places t visit are beach destinatins. What better place is there t chill than at the beach? When yu're n a budget, yu can easily plan an inexpensive vacatin t a super shreline.
Oceanside, Califrnia
Oceanside was nce a less desirable area t visit. But the city has made an effrt t invest in turism. Visitrs can stay at The Brick Htel at less than $250 a night fr tw peple. Lw-cst activities include surfing, fishing, riding bikes, and visiting the Califrnia Surf Museum.
Martinique
The French island f Martinique faces the calm Caribbean Sea and the mre active Atlantic Ocean, with sandy beaches alng the suthern cast. Served by bth majr and cheap airlines, this destinatin's delicius Crele cuisine and less turisty atmsphere attract numerus visitrs. Martinique als basts highly regarded rum wine, excellent hiking sites and a variety f festivals.
Waikiki, Hawaii
While ceanfrnt htels n Waikiki Beach can cst ver $400 a night, just a few blcks away, visitrs can stay at affrdable htels fr less than $150 a night. There are many budget-friendly activities, such as relaxing at the beach, hiking Diamnd Head, visiting the Waikiki Marine Life Museum, and biking arund twn.
Myrtle Beach, Suth Carlina
With warm temperatures year-rund, Myrtle Beach ffers tns f utdr activities, such as glf, fishing, and ther water sprts. Bradway at the Beach and Bareft Landing ffer free live entertainment, kids' activities, and firewrks during the summer. Sme htels even ffer barbecue facilities. If custmers pay in advance nline, rates can drp as lw as $80 per night.
21．What is special fr Martinique amng the fur places?
A．Hiking.B．Fd and drinks.C．Biking.D．Beach views.
22．Which place ffers firewrks shw?
A．Oceanside.B．MartiniqueC．Waikiki.D．Myrtle Beach.
23．What is the cmmn feature f the fur beaches?
A．Flavured fds.B．Ecnmical budget.
C．Luxurius activities.D．Cnvenient transprt.
Once flying glbally, University f Vermnt music prfessr David Feurzeig is demnstrating hw lcals can fight climate change and prmte cmmunity in his “Play Every Twn Prject”.
Feurzeig nce prided himself n attending musical festivals arund the wrld. “Fr academic musicians,” he ntes n his website, “there are mtivatins t fly, fly, fly. The farther the perfrmance, the mre reputatin and prmtin.”
Then Feurzeig thught abut hw such carbn-intensive travel cntributes t the climate crisis. “Turing needs t change rapidly,” he said, “if we are t maintain a livable wrld.” That's why the 58- year - ld has given up flying glbally and instead relies n his slar-pwered electric vehicle and public transprtatin fr his current prject.
Feurzeig is aiming t perfrm a free cncert in every ne f Vermnt's 252 cities and twns, all while prmting lcal and state envirnmental causes. Starting in May 2022 in the state's largest city f Burlingtn, the pianist has shared his idea at mre than 50 perfrmances. Feurzeig estimates that the prject will last until the end f the decade t cmplete.
The pianist and his stage manager travel t events in mst any weather. Cnsider the ne in Warren, just after last July's histric statewide flding. “On the recrding f the cncert, yu can hear the stream racing by,” he said. “And I've played n the smkiest day in Vermnt histry, the wettest day in Vermnt histry, the httest Nvember day in Vermnt histry. All these things are becming wrse and mre and mre frequent.”
S far, the prject has raised mre than $17,000 in dnatins fr lcal and state envirnmental grups. “I want t supprt lcal effrts that prtect ur envirnment and bring peple tgether. Music can spark change, ne twn at a time.” he said. Feurzeig's cncert jurney blends artistic passin with climate actin, prving lcal green cncerts ech luder than distant music festivals.
24．What mtivated Feurzeig t give up flying glbally?
A．His cncern abut carbn ftprint.
B．His desire fr academic prmtin.
C．Ptential accident risk f lng flights.
D．Cnvenience f public transprtatin.
25．What is the main aim f Feurzeig's “Play Every Twn Prject”?
A．T encurage green transprtatin.
B．T attract mre peple t his cncerts.
C．T imprve lcal music atmsphere.
D．T prmte envirnmental prtectin.
26．What des Feurzeig's experiences in bad weathers reveal?
A．Vermnt's fight with frequent disasters.
B．Feurzeig's dedicatin t the prject.
C．The urgent need t take climate actins.
D．The hardships f hlding cncerts.
27．Which sentence frm the text can be a best summary fr the text?
A．The farther the perfrmance, the mre reputatin and prmtin.
B．Carbn-intensive travel cntributes t the climate crisis.
C．All these things are becming wrse and mre and mre frequent.
D．Lcal green cncerts ech luder than distant music festivals.
八、阅读理解
Beauty and the Beast is practically “a tale as ld as time.” S are a few ther flktales (民间故事), new research shws. “These stries are far lder than the first literary evidence fr them,” says anthrplgist Jamie Tehrani. When linguists study a language’s evlutin, they trace grammatical and phnetical (语音的) structure thrugh time. “What we were interested in ding is seeing if yu culd d that fr ther elements f culture,” Tehrani says.
Tehrani’s research grup studied 275 magic-based stries frm a database f mre than 2,000 types f flktales. Magic stries include beings r bjects with supernatural pwers and are the largest flktale grup. Statistical analyses f the relatinship between the flktales and language, as well as between the flktales and hw they may have been shared by neighbring peples, left the team with 76 stries that they thught were strng candidates fr accurately estimating flktale age.
“These methds allw us t trace much further back than the physical evidence wuld allw us t d,” says Tehrani, wh has als studied the rigins f Little Red Riding Hd. Fur tales had a high prbability f being assciated with the structure f the Prt-Ind-Eurpean language — an ancient cmmn language that dates t arund 6,000 years ag. Hwever, The Smith and the Devil is the nly ne they feel abslutely cnfident as being a Prt-Ind-Eurpean tale. Since the tale is assciated with Prt-Ind-Eurpean language and includes a character wh typically wrks with metal, the researchers park its rigins arund 6,000 years ag, in the Brnze Age. The team als fund that early versins f Rumpelstiltskin and Beauty and the Beast first appear with the emergence f mdern Ind-Eurpean language subfamilies. The language-stry pairings suggest that the tales riginated between 3,000 and 4,000 years ag.
Tehrani says the researchers treated the stries like genetic infrmatin, passed frm generatin t generatin. “We dn’t invent culture anew every generatin,” Tehrani says. “Instead, we inherit a lt f ur culture.”
28．What did the new research want t find?
A．The spreading ways f flktales.B．The structure f languages.
C．The rigin time f flktales.D．The evlutin f languages.
29．Hw did Tehrani’s grup estimate the age f the flktales?
A．By analyzing stry-language statistical links.
B．By tracing grammar develpment f languages.
C．By examine flktale-magic relatinships.
D．By studying genetic changes f ancient peple.
30．Which flktale is believed t be the ldest accrding t the research?
A．Beauty and the Beast.B．Little Red Riding Hd.
C．The Smith and the Devil.D．Rumpelstiltskin.
31．What is clse in meaning with the underlined wrd “inherit” in the last paragraph?
A．Create.B．Receive.C．Frget.D．Change.
九、未知
Over the past decade, keybards and screens have gradually replaced handwriting in many f ur daily rutines. Sme schls arund the wrld have even stpped teaching cursive writing（草书）altgether, stating typing letters can fully replace and even utperfrm it in speed efficiency. Yet, research shws that putting pen t paper ffers cgnitive（认知的）benefits that digital tls can't give.
“Statistically, mst studies n the relatinship between handwriting and memry, including nes cnducted in Japan, Nrway and the United States, shw that peple are better at remembering things that they have written dwn manually than n a cmputer,” says Nami S. Barn, a prfessr at American University in Washingtn D．C．
“Hlding a pen with ur fingers, pressing it n a surface, and mving ur hands t create letters and wrds is a cmplex skill that requires a lt f ur attentin,” says Dr. Mellissa Prunty f Brunel University f Lndn, wh has researched the relatinship between handwriting and learning. “This deeper level f prcessing, which invlves mapping sunds t letter frmatins, has been shwn t supprt reading and spelling in children.”
Adults als benefit frm the labr-intensive nature f handwriting. A study invlving 42 adults learning Arabic fund that participants wh learned letters by writing them dwn by hand were quicker t recgnize them, had an easier time naming them, and were better at sunding ut the newly learned letters cmpared with thse wh were asked t learn the new letters by typing r by just lking at them.
“We think that the benefits f writing by hand can partly be attributed t the engagement f multiple senses in the writing prcess,” says Rbert Wiley, a prfessr f psychlgy at the University f Nrth Carlina at Greensbr and the c-aruthr f the study. He explains that learning a new wrd invlves cnnecting an abstract symbl with infrmatin n the visual, muscle wrking, and listening levels. Handwriting can activate mre cnnectins acrss these different dimensins cmpared with typing.
32．Why d schls stp teaching cursive writing?
A．It is hard t recgnise cursive writing.B．Keybards have reduced its practical value.
C．It harms students' cgnitive develpment.D．Typing imprves memry mre effectively.
33．Accrding t Dr. Prunty, hw des handwriting help children?
A．It prmtes deep prcessing.B．It imprves their typing skill.
C．It makes them write faster.D．It reduces writing mistakes.
34．What did the Arabic language study shw?
A．All participants preferred digital tls.
B．Visual learners shwed n imprvement.
C．Typing learners perfrmed better in prnunciatin.
D．Handwriting learners recgnized letters mre efficiently.
35．What des the last paragraph mainly talk abut?
A．The structure f ur brains.B．The recent studies f learning.
C．The reasns why handwriting benefits.D．The effects that multiple senses create.
Wmen generally live lnger than men, but that desn't necessarily mean they are living better. 36 Scientists are trying t uncver the reasns men and wmen age differently in the hpes f extending life span and health span fr bth.
The XX sex chrmsmes（性染色体）in females may ffer sme prtectin. Mice with tw X chrmsmes tend t live lnger than thse with XY chrmsmes. This suggests that the secnd X chrmsme might prvide a bilgical advantage fr female mice, cntributing t their lnger life spans. 37
Estrgen（雌激素）bsts the immune system（免疫系统）. Befre the age f 50, wmen's immune systems are generally strnger than men's. 38 Hwever, after that age, estrgen levels drp, and wmen's health risks increase.
39 Wmen are less likely t engage in risky behavirs such as smking and heavy drinking. They als tend t practice mre health-prmting behavirs. These include visiting dctrs regularly, maintaining scial cnnectins, wearing seatbelts, and having annual checkups.
On a brader scietal level, issues like war and vilence impact men. 40 These ccupatins, such as cnstructin r mining, expse them t higher risks. They are als mre likely t be hmeless r lcked up, all f which can affect their death rates.
The lngevity gap is due t a cmbinatin f bilgical, estrgen, lifestyle, and external factrs. By explring these factrs, we can develp strategies t imprve health and extend life spans fr bth sexes.
A．This makes them better at fighting infectins.
B．Scientists haven't yet examined this in humans.
C．Lifestyle chices are anther cntributing factr.
D．Wmen tend t have shrter health spans than men.
E．Men are mre likely t be invlved in dangerus jbs, t.
F．Similar findings in humans culd explain part f the life span gap.
G．Changing these behavirs tgether can help reduce the life span gap.
One summer evening in 2010, Melissa Barbanell and her 7- year - ld sn, Calvin, were heading t a park. As they std at the crsswalk（人行道）, Barbanell a truck speeding tward them. Just then, Calvin started t crss the street.
“I tld my sn t stp, but he had already the crsswalk.” The truck hit him, him ff the bike and acrss the rad, where I saw him lifeless. And the truck driver . Barbanell was .
That's when her unsung appeared: a wman in her 30s with light brwn hair. The wman had been jgging in the park, and when she saw what happened, she the street and identified herself as a（n） and examined Calvin. “He's breathing. He has a pulse,” she said. Barbanell felt incredible —here was a（n） persn wh wuld d everything she culd t save her sn's life. The wman held Calvin's head still and stayed until the arrived.
In the fllwing mnths, the driver f the truck was and charged fr a hit-and-run. Calvin recvered frm his ver the years and recently graduated frm lcal cmmunity cllege. Barbanell the wman. “But the wman that day—wh allwed me t g n in the face f nt knwing if my child was dead r alive—will be with me frever.” she said.
41．A．avidedB．experiencedC．predictedD．nticed
42．A．enteredB．crssedC．leftD．bserved
43．A．watchedB．knckingC．switchingD．shcking
44．A．apparentlyB．usuallyC．eventuallyD．ccasinally
45．A．brke dwnB．drve awayC．slwed dwnD．lked away
46．A．indifferentB．angryC．frzenD．surprised
47．A．driverB．herC．childD．friend
48．A．dashed acrssB．checked utC．wandered arundD．cleaned alng
49．A．musicianB．witnessC．strangerD．nurse
50．A．tirednessB．cnfusinC．reliefD．pride
51．A．ppularB．mdestC．ambitiusD．suitable
52．A．emergency vehiclesB．investigatin teamC．repairing truckD．lcal plice
53．A．blamedB．identifiedC．hidD．emplyed
54．A．sadnessB．disabilitiesC．illnessD．injuries
55．A．gt rid fB．let g fC．lst track fD．tk care f
十、语法填空
阅读下面材料，在空白处填入适当的内容 (1个单词) 或括号内单词的正确形式。
Beijing is a city that stands as a bridge 56 ancient and mdern civilizatins. Frm Buddhist temples t imperial palaces, narrw hutng t bustling business districts, it preserves ver 3,000 years f fascinating histry. The city’s layut, designed during the Ming Dynasty, 57 (feature) ring rads spreading ut frm the Frbidden City.
Apart frm its ancient wnders, Beijing is als a place that fully embraces the fast-paced develpment f mdern life, with 21st-century 58 (architecture) wnders standing side by side with cultural relics f the past. Skyscrapers like the CCTV Twer stand clse t cultural relics, creating 59 unique urban landscape. This harmny is what makes Beijing special.
Fascinated by its harmny f ld and new, my jurney began a decade ag, when I first marveled at hw the city balanced traditin with prgress. After mving here in 2020, I explred famus 60 (site) like the Summer Palace and Lama Temple. But the real magic lies in wandering aimlessly thrugh hutng, 61 ld teahuses sit next t trendy cafes.
A perfect example is Zhihua Temple, 62 (build) in 1444. Originally cvering 20,000 square meters, it nw nestles (依偎) amng hutng, its ancient architecture 63 (cntrast) the nearby Galaxy SOHO. Inside, visitrs can admire histrical statues and enjy traditinal music perfrmances.
The remarkable develpment f this city, which 64 (design) t respect the past while embracing the mdern wrld, is 65 (true) inspiring. Every crner hlds a stry, waiting t be discvered.
十一、书信写作
66．假定你是李华，上周在某英文网购平台上购买了一支电子点读笔，收到后发现存在质量问题。请你给网店客服写一封投诉信，内容包括：
1.描述问题；
2.提出诉求。
参考词汇：
网购平台：（E-cmmerce）platfrm
电子点读笔： E-reading pen（electrnic reading pen）
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。
T whm it may cncern,
I’m Li Hua, a disappinted custmer.
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Lking frward t yur timely reply.
Yurs sincerely,
Li Hua
十二、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，使之构成一篇完整的短文。
Every mrning, Jhn Stewart, a traffic plice fficer, had a simple rutine f stpping by a lcal café every day befre wrk, rdering a cup f cffee and a simple breakfast. It was his quiet mment t prepare fr whatever challenges lay ahead.
One mrning, while sitting in his usual crner, Jhn nticed a mther and her yung sn at a nearby table. The by was chatting excitedly abut the sweet cake he was enjying, but the mther's face lked tense（紧绷的）. That stirred Jhn's nerve. It wasn't just the by's laughter r the mther's frced smile—it was the way she seemed t be hiding smething.
When the by finished and they went ut, Jhn nticed a dairy bk and a traffic ticket slipped under their table. He picked them up. On the last page f the dairy it read, “Mmmy says she's nt hungry this supper again. But I knw she is. I wish we had mre mney s she culd eat t.” It explained everything: the mther was in pr cnditin and it gt wrsened after a recent fine（罚金）. She culdn't even meet basic financial balance and had t g hungry ccasinally t ensure her sn culd eat. The traffic ticket was an bvius evidence.
Suddenly it hit Jhn—he recgnized the mther. She was Laura, his childhd friend. Hwever, they had lst tuch years ag and hadn't seen each ther since. Memries f their carefree childhd days tgether flded Jhn's mind, and he felt a deep sense f guilt: just a week earlier, he had prbably issued her a fine fr a minr traffic vilatin, which added mre t her current hardship.
注意：
1.续写词数为150左右；
2.请按如下格式作答。
Determined t assist , Jhn left the café hurriedly t lk fr them.
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Realizing he culdn't slve all her prblems alne, Jhn reached ut t the cmmunity.
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