2025届重庆市七校联盟高三下学期三诊考试英语试题（无答案）

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一、未知
Beautiful rape flwer fields arund China
Rapeseed flwers are nt nly used fr il prductin but als admired fr their beauty.When the spring breeze blws, blming flwers exude pleasant scents, mixing with the smell f earth. In such a charming seasn, why dn't yu grab yur camera and snap sme phts f the magnificent glden flwer sea?
Luping Cunty, Yunnan Prvince
Best Time t Visit: February t March
Luping is famus fr its vast rapeseed flwer fields. Frm February t March, the glden flwers cver the land, creating a stunning view with lakes and unique rck frmatins. In2002, it was named the“Wrld’ s Largest Natural Garden.”
Tngnan District, Chngqing
Best Time t Visit: March
Tngnan is knwn fr its nearly 1,000 varieties f rapeseed flwers. Visitrs can take a bat t enjy the flwers, which is unique in China. Frm the Chentuan Muntains, a giant TaiChi pattern (236 meters wide) can be seen amng the flwers and wheat fields. The area is called“ne f China's mst beautiful rapeseed flwer seas” and hsts a festival in March rApril, attracting turists t its 2,000-hectare fields.
Beizhuang Twn, Beijing
Best Time t Visit: May 1-20
Beizhuang grws rapeseed flwers alng the Qingshui River. In early summer, the glden flwers blm, ffering beautiful views. Visitrs can als hike the nearby Ming Great Wall.
Menyuan Cunty, Qinghai Prvince
Best Time t Visit: July
Menyuan has vast rapeseed fields stretching ver 100 miles. The flwers blm under blue skies and snw-capped muntains, creating a breathtaking scene. Its annual RapeseedFlwer Festival runs frm July 18 t 25.
1．Which rape flwer field can yu enjy after yur Natinal Cllege Entrance Examinatin?
A．Luping cunty, Yunnan prvince
B．Tngnan district, Chngqing
C．Beizhuang twn, Miyun district, Beijing
D．Menyuan Hui autnmus cunty, Qinghai prvince
2．Which statement abut Tngnan District is TRUE?
A．It has the nly bat-viewing rapeseed flwer site in China.
B．Its Tai Chi pattern is frmed by rapeseed flwers and crn fields.
C．The flwer festival is held in May.
D．The rapeseed fields cver 3,000 hectares.
3．What d the fur places have in cmmn?
A．They all hld festivals in March.
B．They are all famus fr industrial rapeseed il prductin.
C．They attract turists with rapeseed flwer views and prmte lcal turism.
D．They are lcated in muntainus areas with lakes.
The jurney t Xizang was the realizatin f a lng-held fascinatin, nurtured during the vibrant Tibetan dances at Minzu University f China(MUC) in Beijing.
Every Friday night, the campus wuld cme alive as students frm diverse backgrunds gathered in circles, swinging tgether in Tibetan dance. These dances, where elegant mves bridged cultures, nt nly sparked my curisity but deeply mved me. They highlighted the pwer f dance t unite peple acrss different ethnic grups. Attracted by these interactins and the beauty f Tibetan culture, I ften dreamed f dancing at p the Qinghai-Xizang Plateau-“the rf f the wrld.” This dream became a reality when MUC ffered a valuable pprtunity t experience and engage with the culture I had cme t admire frm afar.
Upn arrival in Lhasa, the challenge f adapting t the high altitude at ver 3,000 meters was discuraging. Despite my cncerns, the strng reactin I experienced was nt physical discmfrt but rather a deep emtinal respnse t the warmth and genersity f the Tibetan peple. Their spirit, far mre impactful than the thin air, tuched my heart deeply.
The depth f spiritual and cultural richness I encuntered in Xizang was reflected in the everyday interactins with the lcals. This was reflected nt just in their actins but als in their cuisine, which became a transfrmative element f my jurney. The taste f fresh, creamy butter and the discvery f butter tea were surces f inspiratin. Each sip and bite deepened my understanding f Tibetan culture, revealing culinary delights previusly unknwn t me.
This jurney nt nly brught me clser t fulfilling my dream f visiting all prvincial-level regins in China but als deepened my appreciatin fr the intricate tapestry f human cnnectins acrss cultural bundaries.
4．What inspired the authr's interest in Tibetan culture?
A．Weekly Tibetan dance gatherings.B．A study n ethnic cultures.
C．Invitatins frm Tibetan friends.D．A dcumentary abut Tibetan dances.
5．What did the authr imply abut arriving in Lhasa?
A．Physical preparatin was the main challenge.
B．Medical supprt was unavailable during the trip.
C．Emtinal cnnectins utweighed the discmfrt.
D．High altitude caused severe health issues.
6．What can be inferred abut Xizang's fd?
A．It is primarily designed fr turists.
B．It highlights simplicity ver flavr.
C．It relies merely n dairy prducts.
D．It has a prfund cultural significance.
7．Which title best summarizes the text?
A．Dancing n the Rf f the Wrld
B．Bridging Cultures thrugh Discvery
C．The Art f Tibetan Cuisine and Its Histry
D．A Jurney t the Heart f Xizang’ s Traditins
On January 20, 2025, a Chinese tech firm named DeepSeek launched a new AI-DeepSeek-R1.This intelligent prgram has the ability t slve math prblems, write cde, and answer questins, similar t tp-tier mdels like OpenAI's GPT-4.0. Hwever, its develpment cst is much lwer. The team nly spent $5.58 millin (1/70 f OpenAI's cst) and used 2,048 cmputer chips ver tw mnths, demnstrating that great ideas can utperfrm large amunts f mney.
DeepSeek-R1 learns thrugh repeated attempts and self-imprvement, much like students practicing math. While ther AIs rely n numerus pre-prepared examples, R1 can elevate itself. Fr instance, in a glbal math test, it achieved a 79.8% accuracy rate, slightly surpassingOpenAI's mdel. Mrever, a basic versin f R1 can run n lw-cst cmputers, benefiting schls and small enterprises. DeepSeek-R1 is pen fr free use and mdificatin. On its first day nline, mre than 19,000 prgrammers wrldwide initiated prjects t study it. A German scientist stated that experiments with R1 cst nly $10, cmpared t $300 fr ther AIs. Even a tp scientist frm Meta (a well-knwn US tech cmpany) said, “This kind f free AI culd change the wrld.”
US tech cmpanies are cncerned. Meta plans t invest an additinal $65 billin in AIresearch. Experts believe China is catching up rapidly. A reprt in Nature magazine describedR1 as a“big step frward”, prving that smart ideas can defeat expensive tls.
As a DeepSeek engineer put it, “We hpe AI will be a friend, nt just smething fr the wealthy t use.” With R1, China shws the wrld that great achievements cme frm innvative ideas and hard wrk, nt just mney.
8．What is the main advantage f DeepSeek-R1 cmpared with ther tp-tier mdels?
A．It has a wider range f functins.
B．It can wrk n mre types f cmputers.
C．It can slve mre cmplex math prblems.
D．It perfrms nearly as well but csts far less t develp.
9．What des the underlined wrd“elevate” in the secnd paragraph mean ?
A．change.B．enhance.C．break.D．identify.
10．What d we knw abut the influence f DeepSeek-R1?
A．It has attracted many prgrammers wrldwide n its first day.
B．It has been recgnized as the mst advanced AI glbally.
C．It has made US tech cmpanies stp their AI research prjects.
D．It has led t a reductin in the investment f AI research in the US.
11．What is the best title fr the passage?
A．China's develpment in AI Technlgy.B．DeepSeek-R1:A New Milestne in AI
C．The AI Race between Chinese and US AID．AI fr All: DeepSeek-R1's Future Gals
While teenagers wh are at risk f depressin with risky behavirs— drinking alchl,smking cigarettes and cutting classes ften alert parents and teachers that serius prblems are brewing, a new study finds that there's anther grup f adlescents wh are in nearly as much danger f experiencing the same mental symptms.
These teens use tns f media, get insufficient sleep and have a sedentary (不爱活动的)lifestyle. Of curse, that may sund like a descriptin f every teenager n the planet. But the study warns that it is teenagers wh engage in all three f these practices in the extreme that are truly in a dangerus psitin. Because their behavirs are nt usually seen as a red flag, these yung peple have been called the“invisible risk” grup by the study's authrs.
The study's authrs surveyed 15,395 students and analyzed nine risk behavirs, including excessive alchl use, illegal drug use, heavy smking and high media use. Their aim was t determine the relatinship between these risk behavirs and mental health issues in teenagers.The grup that scred high n all nine f the risk behavirs was mst likely t shw symptms f depressin; in all, nearly 15% f this grup reprted being depressed, cmpared with just4% f the lw-risk grup. But the invisible grup wasn't far behind the high-risk set, with mre than 13% f them exhibiting depressin.
The findings caught Carli ff guard. “We didn’ t expect that,” he says. “The high-risk grup and lw-risk grup are bvius, but this third grup was nt nly unexpected. It was s distinct and s larger—— nearly ne third f ur sample— that it became a key finding f the study.”
Carli says that ne f the mst significant things abut his study is that it prvides new early warning signs fr parents, teachers and mental health-care prviders. And early identificatins, supprt and treatment fr mental health issues, he says, are the best ways t keep them frm turning int full-blwn disrders.
12．Which teenager prbably belngs t the“invisible grup”?
A．A teenager wh drinks frequently.
B．A teenager wh exercises regularly.
C．A teenager wh skips schl.
D．A teenager wh suffers frm a lack f sleep.
13．What can we knw abut the new study?
A．It was intended t dig int the reasns fr depressin.
B．Its findings were under expectatin f the research team.
C．It revealed an alarming rate f the invisible grup suffering depressin.
D．It was cnducted by analyzing and cmparing the previus data.
14．What is Carli's attitude tward the findings?
A．Unclear.B．Psitive.C．Dubtful.D．Indifferent.
15．The authr wrte this passage t ________.
A．intrduce a new therapy fr teens' mental disrder
B．cautin teens against develping unhealthy habits
C．share a nvel psychlgical experiment with teens
D．warn abut the unbserved signals fr teens' mental prblems
Thrughut my childhd, I listened t adults repeatedly describe children as self-centered. 16 I funded the nn-prfit rganizatin Clrbreak in 2019 t prve that kids can help thers. When my brther Jasn was seriusly ill, dctrs at Sick Kids hspital saved him. Inspired by their kindness, I wanted t help suffering children, t. Tday,Clrbreak is run entirely by yuth vlunteers. I'm amazed by the students I wrk with wh feel passinate abut making a difference.
17 One f thse is that vlunteering creates a brighter future, fr it prvides vital assistance fr wrthy causes and peple in need. 18 Fr example, vlunteering helps kids build empathy(共情) , as they give their time and care t help smene wh is in need f help. While vlunteering, yu may meet new peple, and talking with a stranger wh shares yur interests and is wrking fr the same cause may turn int a pleasant experience. Bringing existing friends alng n a prject can be a fun way t bnd with them. 19
Vlunteering fsters the develpment f yung peple all ver the wrld by encuraging them t cnnect, cmmunicate, and make plans t help their cmmunities. Getting invlved early and ften can help yu understand hw imprtant vlunteering is. 20 Yu can vlunteer at yur lcal library, an animal shelter, a cmmunity center, and mre!
A．Well, I disagree with that.
B．The pssibilities are endless.
C．What are the causes f the phenmenn?
D．There are als many benefits fr vlunteers themselves.
E．Thus, cmmitting t a shared activity increases yur sense f happiness.
F．Vlunteering als helps t frm a friendship between vlunteers and thse in need.
G．There are many reasns why students shuld vlunteer.
As a high-schl senir, I was in the struggle f cllege applicatin seasn, a time filled with bth and fear. Everyne arund me seemed t have a clear-cut fr their future, but I was trapped in uncertainty.
One day, I had a particularly cnversatin with my parents. They were eager t knw my cllege chices and career aspiratins, but all I culd ffer were vague .I was trn between my lve fr literature and the f my parents, wh hped I wuld pursue a mre“practical” field like engineering r business.
That night, I tssed and turned in bed, my mind with thughts f the future. Iwas f disappinting my parents, yet I als didn't want t abandn my passin. In a mment f desperatin,I decided t reach ut t my English teacher, Mrs. Thmpsn.
Mrs. Thmpsn listened attentively as I my inner cnfusin with her. She then said, “Fllwing yur passin desn't mean yu' re being irrespnsible, and chsing a practical path desn't mean yu have t give up yur dreams entirely. Yu can find a that cmbines bth.” She suggested I cnsider majrs like technical writing r digital media,which culd blend my lve fr language with mre marketable skills.
Her wrds were like a in the darkness. I began t research these hybrid fields and was t find that they ffered a wealth f pprtunities. I als started t see that my parents' cncerns weren't unfunded; they just wanted me t have a stable future.
With newfund , I had anther cnversatin with my parents. I presented my research and explained hw I culd my passin while als having a prmising career. T my relief, they were and even ffered t help me with my cllege applicatins.
Nw, as I await the cllege acceptance letters, I feel a sense f . I' ve learned that finding ne's path in life is a jurney f self-discvery, and it's kay t ask fr guidance alng the way.
21．A．excitementB．anxietyC．hesitatinD．relaxatin
22．A．excuseB．planC．reasnD．change
23．A．pleasantB．difficultC．briefD．casual
24．A．answersB．questinsC．prblemsD．slutins
25．A．supprtB．encuragementC．expectatinsD．decisins
26．A．packedB．bredC．burdenedD．ccupied
27．A．ashamedB．afraidC．prudD．tired
28．A．sharedB．hidC．keptD．buried
29．A．wayB．chanceC．timeD．place
30．A．starB．lightC．signD．guide
31．A．surprisedB．disappintedC．wrriedD．frustrated
32．A．inspiratinB．curageC．cnfidenceD．ambitin
33．A．give upB．take upC．hld n tD．let g f
34．A．understandingB．strictC．stubbrnD．critical
35．A．cnfusinB．calmnessC．regretD．panic
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。
On Saturday, humanid rbts raced against humans fr the first time in a half-marathn in Beijing, China. After abut 2 hurs and 40 minutes, the Tien Kung Ultra rbt, 36 (develp) by China's Natinal and Lcal C-built Embdied AI Rbtics Innvatin Center,became the first t crss the finish line .
The rbts 37 (accmpany) by human trainers, wh smetimes had t physically supprt the machines during the race. The rbts started sequentially at ne-minute intervals fllwing a gunsht signal. Supply statins are set up alng the track, 38 teams can replace batteries fr rbts. Interestingly, the nly rbt 39 a humanid face, called“Huanhuan,” fell during preparatins but cntinued the race after 40 (check).
The winning rbt, Tiangng Ultra, finished in 2 hurs and 40 minutes — 41 lng way t g befre it can surpass the men's winner wh finished in 1 hur and 2 minutes. The race drew 42 (crwd) f spectatrs, wh brught prfessinal filming equipment 43 (capture) the mment f the wrld's first rbt half-marathn.
Althugh humanid rbts 44 ( make) appearances at marathns in China ver the past year, this was the first time they had cmpeted alngside humans. Ren Yawei frm theNatinal and Lcal C-built Embdied AI Rbtics Innvatin Center explained that they had previusly made great effrts t ensure the humanid rbt culd cmplete the race efficiently and 45 (steady). The event prved rbts’ ptential in real-wrld applicatins,bsting China's leadership in the humanid rbt industry.
46．假设你是李华，你校计划组织学生参加某国际青少年科技展(Internatinal YuthScience & Technlgy Exhibitin)。请给主办方负责人 Dr. Smith 写一封电子邮件, 咨询相关事宜。内容包括：
1.表达参与意愿及目的；
2.询问展览相关事宜。
注意：
1. 词数 80 左右;
2.可以适当增加细节，以使行文连贯。
Dear Dr. Smith,
I'm Li Hua, a senir high schl student frm China.
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Yurs sincerely,
Li Hua
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。
One year, while I was living in suth Texas, I received a bx in the mail frm my sn. The package was abut 12×12×12 inches but felt very light. I culdn't imagine what was in it.
The pst ffice had marked it fragile (易碎的), s I was careful as I remved the tape and slid the lid(盖子) ff. The gift was wrapped in sft white tissue paper with a tiny piece f tape hlding it tgether.
I carefully eased the tapc away frm the paper and pened it. An earthy sweetness filled my nse as my eyes met the surprise f many different kinds f autumn leaves f every shape,clr, and size in the bx. My sn had sent the package thrugh pririty mail, s the leaves wuld still have their bright clrs. A nte read. “Mm, I'm sending a little Fall t yu. Enjy.”
The sight and smell were just as satisfying as if I had tasted smething I had been lnging fr. It brught tears t my eyes that my sn understd my need fr a feeling f the autumn seasn.
My sn nw lives in suthern Gergia. One day I was telling my tw granddaughters abut their dad sending me fall leaves each year. They said, “Nana, we dn't get a lt f clrful fall leaves here like yu d in Virginia. Will yu send us sme f yurs?”
S I decided that it was my turn t please them with a bx f fall leaves.
I used a bx fr each f them as I cllected leaves frm all kinds f trees; any trees with big r small clrful leaves that fell t the grund.
When I brught them hme, I used wax paper(蜡纸) t preserve them. First, I laid the leaves n a piece f wax paper and then laid a piece f wax paper n tp. Then I pressed them with a ht irn. When it cled, I remved the wax paper that had cated the beautiful leaves.
注意：1.续写词数应为150个左右；
2.请按如下格式在相应位置作答。
I placed the dried leaves in tw bxes, adding smething special t each ne.
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Tw days later, my granddaughters called t tell me what they had dne with their leaves.
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