2025届江西省多校联考高三下学期5月适应性考试英语试题（无答案）

这是一份2025届江西省多校联考高三下学期5月适应性考试英语试题（无答案），共13页。试卷主要包含了未知等内容，欢迎下载使用。

一、未知
1．What time des the wman want t get t the party?
A．At 6:30.B．At 6:45.C．At 7:00.
2．Where des the cnversatin prbably take place?
A．In a fd curt.B．In a cffee shp.C．In a bkstre.
3．What makes Mntreal unique?
A．Its Eurpean histry.B．Its diverse cultures.C．Its mdern buildings.
4．What des the man mean?
A．His wife has t many dresses.
B．His wife just came back frm Paris.
C．He desn’t intend t buy a dress as a gift.
5．What are the speakers mainly talking abut?
A．A garden.B．A trip.C．An invitatin.
听下面一段较长对话，回答以下小题。
6．When was the safety training finished?
A．Last Mnday.B．Last Friday.C．Last Saturday.
7．What is the man’s advice?
A．T avid muddy areas.B．T mind members’ safety.C．T get parents’ apprval.
听下面一段较长对话，回答以下小题。
8．What is the relatinship between the speakers?
A．Father and daughter.B．Tur guide and traveler.C．Husband and wife.
9．What des the wman want t d in Bali?
A．Learn hw t windsurf.B．G shpping.C．Relax n the beach.
听下面一段较长对话，回答以下小题。
10．Hw lng will the curse last?
A．Tw weeks.B．Fur weeks.C．Six weeks.
11．Hw can peple apply t take the curse?
A．By fax.B．By email.C．By phne.
12．What can we knw abut the cncert tur?
A．It is free f charge.
B．It is guided by prfessinals.
C．It will cver freign cuntries.
听下面一段较长对话，回答以下小题。
13．What des the wman plan t d?
A．Buy a new phne.B．Dwnlad an app.C．G n a trip.
14．Hw des the wman sund when talking abut her app?
A．Excited.B．Puzzled.C．Dissatisfied.
15．What can the wman’s app be used fr?
A．Checking weather.B．Giving life tips.C．Taking pictures.
16．Hw can peple search fr a specific attractin?
A．By saving pictures in an app.
B．Thrugh thers’ shared pictures.
C．By asking frmer users fr advice.
听下面一段独白，回答以下小题。
17．What is a requirement t jin Student Running Club?
A．Previus experience.B．Being a cllege student.C．Being free fr 3 mnths.
18．Hw much will yu pay fr running a Friday race?
A．$1.B．$2.C．$5.
19．What is the aim f the club?
A．T select the best players.
B．T prmte ftball natinwide.
C．T prve the fun f physical exercise.
20．What will a runner get fr free?
A．A bttle f water.B．Healthy snacks.C．A prize.
Classical Art & Digital Design
The Nn-degree in Classical Art & Digital Design is a 3-year prgram taught in English, which cmbines the fundamental f figurative and digital art. This curse is designed fr the students wh are strngly interested in wrking as artists in visual and entertainment industries.
If accepted t the prgram, yu will be required t pay a $950 registratin fee t secure yur place n the prgram. The fee is treated as a dwn payment and will be applied tward yur tuitin bill. Yur registratin fee must be submitted within 15 days f receiving yur acceptance email.
Fees
Applicatin Fee $0
Tuitin Fee $14,000 per year
Entry Requirements
All students frm all cuntries are qualified t apply t this prgram.
Accmmdatin
Yu will need t bk the accmmdatin after yu have been accepted.
Yu can chse t live n campus r ff campus in private accmmdatin.
Applicatin prcess
•The first steps are t chse the prgrams, pay the applicatin fee and uplad the applicatin dcuments.
·Once submitted t Glbal Admissins, we will review yur applicatin within 2-3 days and prceed t the university r ask yu fr further clarificatin.
·After it has been prcessed t the university, yu will receive yur unique applicatin ID frm each university.
·The university may cntact yu directly fr further questins.
·We will then fllw up each week with the university fr updates. As sn as there is any update we will let yu knw.
•After yu have been accepted, yu will receive yur admissin letter electrnically and be asked t pay the depsit（押金）t the university.
·Once yu have paid the depsit, the university will issue yu with the admissin letter and visa frm t yur hme cuntry.
21．What can we learn abut the curse?
A．It is an nline curse.B．It is pen t glbal students.
C．It requires $950 fr applicatin.D．It is fr English-speaking cuntries.
22．What will yu get after paying the depsit?
A．The visa frm.B．Yur applicatin ID．
C．The electrnic admissin letter.D．The requirement f clarificatin.
23．Hw much tuitin fee will a student pay t finish the prgram ttally?
A．$950.B．$14,000.C．$14,950.D．$42,000.
Thick smke nearly cvered the sky in Altadena, Califrnia, as Gail watched flames swallw her next-dr neighbr’s huse. Each ember（火星）carried by the pwerful wind culd lead t the burning f her hme—and all she can d is watch.
Althugh she made several calls t 911, Gail said that bviusly they were very busy. Several fires brke ut arund Ls Angeles. As flames spread t Gail’s prperty, burning dwn her garage, cmmunity members came t help.
Vlunteers have grabbed water hses and are trying desperately t keep the flames at bay by watering Gail’s rf and yard. But as the wind shifts, a terrible reality sets in.
“Thugh I’m happy that my huse is standing right nw, I dn’t have a lt f hpe,” she admits.
The wildfires in Ls Angeles Cunty tgether cnsumed thusands f acres in just ver a day. T the west, the Palisades Fire is already amng the mst destructive fires in Califrnia’s histry—and nne f it has been cntained. But even as the fires rage（肆虐）, stries f herism are beginning t emerge.
Thusands f lcal firefighters and first respnders are trying t cntain the flames and evacuate residents—even as their wn hmes were burned dwn. Wrking under immense heat and thick smke, sme firefighters and first respnders are pulling 48-hur shifts, battling the flames and evacuating residents and prtecting lives.
As the fires burn thrughut Ls Angeles Cunty—and edge clser t histric Hllywd symbls—the Natinal Guard has been called tgether t help with the respnse t the fires.
“This is a tragic（悲剧的）time in ur histry here in Ls Angeles, but a time when we’re really tested and see wh we really are,” Ls Angeles Plice Chief Jim McDnnell said t the guards.
As the Eatn Fire advanced n hmes, plice fficers went dr t dr t evacuate peple, including elderly residents and peple with mbility limitatins. “They saved many, many lives in the last 22 hurs.” said McDnnell. “Their effrts were heric.”
24．What happened after Gail dialed 911?
A．Several fires were cntrlled.B．N firefighters came t help.
C．Fire spread t vlunteers’ huses.D．Her neighbr’s huse was rescued.
25．Why did the authr qute Gail’s wrds?
A．T express Gail’s excitement.
B．T prve she was a grateful persn.
C．T indicate the seriusness f the city fire.
D．T shw the cmmunity members were helpful.
26．What is mainly talked abut in paragraph 6?
A．The result f the fire.B．Firefighters’ rutine.
C．Sme heric behavirs.D．Methds f putting ut fire.
27．Hw did Jim McDnnell’s wrds sund?
A．Shcking.B．Encuraging.C．Friendly.D．Negative.
Meg Lcker,28, didn’t realize that she was spending a lt f time and mney n shpping. Last January, while cleaning, she tried t check hw many bttles f face and bdy ltin（润肤乳）she had and was shcked t see hw many unpened prducts there were. “It’s terrifying,” she says. “It wasn’t until it was all piled up that I was like, ‘I culd literally g years withut needing t buy smething.’”
Like many peple in their 20s, Lcker was sld a lifestyle by scial media cntent creatrs. This lifestyle ppulated by a wealth f prducts has becme s nrmal n scial media that many yung peple like Lcker think they shuld try t replicate it—nly t find their hmes filled t the ceiling and their bank accunts emptied. But these trends are impacting mre than just the space and finances f cnsumers: Overcnsumptin may be impacting ur mental health.
Cathrine Janssn-Byd, a prfessr f cnsumer psychlgy, explains that thugh we dn’t persnally knw the cntent creatrs n scial media, we still cmpare urselves t them. This, in part, drives sme f us t buy mre things than we actually need, even if we dn’t have the same lifestyle as the creatrs we fllw nline. We feel like we culd becme clser t them r feel better abut ur lives if we have similar clthes r smething.
“It’s gt t d with ur self-wrth smetimes,” Janssn-Byd said. “We are very scial creatures and we cmpare urselves against thers all the time. And the fact is that when we engage in this scial cmparisn, we’re cmparing upwards t smene we kind f think is, fr whatever reasn, superir t us.”
Lcker admits that she used shpping t try and fllw the example f influencers she admired t reduce negative feelings. She’d have a rugh week at wrk and wuld spend time unwinding by heading t a department stre. “Then befre I knw it, I’m spending $300, essentially n junk fd,” she says.
28．What is the purpse f paragraph 1?
A．T prve wmen’s purchasing pwer.B．T give an example f a new fashin.
C．T shw a phenmenn amng the yung.D．T intrduce the backgrund f the stry.
29．What des the underlined wrd “replicate” in paragraph 2 prbably mean?
A．Change.B．Adpt.C．Value.D．Ppularize.
30．Which statement might Janssn-Byd agree with?
A．Mst wmen cnsumers get jy frm shpping nline.
B．Peple tend t cmpare with the disadvantaged grups.
C．Peple always achieve their self-wrth by cmparing with thers.
D．Scial media cntent creatrs cntribute t ur vercnsumptin.
31．What change might happen t Lcker?
A．She will becme a much wiser cnsumer.
B．She will release her stress by shpping nline.
C．She will stp fllwing thse famus influencers.
D．She will increase the frequency t a department stre.
Reprting in Prceedings Bilgical Sciences, researchers fund that a species f branching cral（珊瑚）benefited frm a reef-dwelling crab（寄居蟹）, especially when the cral was heat-stressed and wunded. The findings supprt the idea that psitive species interactins can reduce cral reefs frm multiple envirnmental threats.
“Fundatin species like crals create the base f an ecsystem: They frm structures that ther species use fr shelter and prvide fd fr ther rganisms. Learning hw these species respnd t stress can help us design better strategies t cnserve them—and, in turn, ther species that rely n them,” said first authr Julianna Renzi.
Fr their study, Renzi and clleagues cllected samples f a type f branching cral frm a designated research area during a heat wave. They placed the cral samples in tanks fed with seawater and expsed them t ne r a cmbinatin f treatments, including physical wunds, a harmful algae（藻）, and crabs. Fr each treatment, they measured cral tissue lss ver the curse f a mnth t measure cral health.
The team fund that high water temperatures appeared t cause tissue lss in the cral samples. Hwever, the amunt f tissue lss varied depending n the experimental treatment. Fr example, the presence f algae increased the prbability f significant tissue lss by six-fld cmpared t treatments withut algae. By cntrast, crab tankmates decreased the risk f majr tissue lss by mre than 60%cmpared t treatments withut crabs.
Surprisingly, crabs seemed particularly beneficial t the wunded crals, which experienced less tissue lss than either uninjured crals expsed t crabs r injured crals withut a crab. What’s mre, cral wunds rarely grew when crabs were present but, in sme cases, appeared t expand in the absence f crabs.
Further studies suggested that crabs avided living cral tissue, instead feeding in areas f recent tissue lss. The team bserved that wunded crals lst algae faster than uninjured crals. The finding suggests that crabs and ther rganisms might remve the algae—in effect, cleaning their habitat.
The team’s findings supprt an eclgical cncept that psitive species interactins may be particularly imprtant under envirnmental stress and culd ptentially cntribute t sme species’ resilience against stressrs.
32．What did the researchers d in the experiment?
A．They assessed the severity f the injured crals.
B．They tested the effect f climate change n crals.
C．They emplyed varius ways t deal with cral samples.
D．They made a list f factrs affecting the health f crals.
33．What des the authr want t shw in paragraph 4?
A．Algae is the biggest threat t crals.
B．Water temperatures can benefit crals.
C．The tissue lss f crals happens anytime.
D．The treatment decides the crals’ injury degree.
34．What is the significance f the findings?
A．They can cntribute t cral preservatin.
B．They can help t slve mre puzzles f the sea.
C．They can partly settle the glbal warming prblem.
D．They can imprve the relatinships between species.
35．What can be a suitable title fr the text?
A．Crabs Mainly Survive n Crals
B．Cral Tissue Can Get Damaged Easily
C．Species Cmpete against Each Other t Survive
D．Heat-stressed Crals May Benefit frm Cral-dwelling Crabs
Mney Management fr Cllege Students
Entering cllege is exciting but smetimes stressful fr many yung adults. After all, it’s the first time many leave their hme and have t live and manage n their wn. 36 Here is a lk at hw cllege students can manage their mney mre effectively while furthering their educatin.
Save n supplies. Saving mney n many cllege supply items is easy. Befre ging straight t the campus bkstre, ask arund t see if there is a used bkstre nearby r g nline t sites like Amazn r bkfinder.cm. 37 Ntably, the site eCampus.cm can save cllege students up t 90% n new and used textbks, and lets yu rent as well as buy them. Additinally, yu culd save even mre mney if yu dwnlad yur textbks t an e-reader r tablet device.
38 Anther pint f difficulty fr many cllege students is t knw what items are necessary in daily life. Necessities are things that yu need fr everyday living—fd, clthing, tiletries, bks and laptps, etc. Unnecessary items are prducts that yu dn’t need fr everyday living. 39 Althugh it may be difficult at first, yu are sure t make it.
Watch ut fr spending withut thinking. It can be easy t spend yur mney n things yu want but dn’t need—that furth pair f sprts shes r n recreatinal activities. Peer pressure is all arund yu, and parents aren’t arund t say n. Of curse, that’s nt t say yu can never make a purchase as yu wish. 40
A．Determine what is essential and nn-essential.
B．That is reasnable t cntain yurself at sme time.
C．Then yu culd save a cnsiderable amunt f mney.
D．Learn abut the functins f varius items in daily life.
E．They are things that are “nice-t-have” but nt “must-wn” items.
F．One specific area that causes yung adults difficulty is learning t budget.
G．But put yurself n a budget, knwing hw much yu’ll spend each mnth.
A single act f kindness can transfrm a rugh day and restre ur belief in the gdness f life. I am sharing my mment where thers ffered exactly when it mattered mst.
At 32, I, Lily, a prud single mther, was struggling t a life fr my child and me by myself, wrking at a nail saln t make ends meet. One day, a lady, a first-time , frgt her bag. S I put it in the Lst & Fund.
Tw weeks passing, she didn’t . My bss asked, “Why nt that bag?” I pened it, but there was nthing inside but a with eye-catching wrds: Fr yu, Lily.
I didn’t understand but examined the bag carefully again. Then, I the inner pcket and was shcked t find $700. It was the biggest that came when I needed it the mst. But my bss stayed calm and just , asking me t accept it.
I realized that this lady was nt a randm client and it was my bss wh the whle thing. Knwing I was t t ask fr help, my bss did it . It saved me during my hardest time.
Nw,8 years later, her is still in my heart, even thugh I n lnger wrk there. On days, it reminds me that there is still gd in the wrld. I’ve decided that I will what she shwed me t thers in need.
41．A．helpB．guidanceC．prtectinD．inspiratin
42．A．designB．recrdC．buildD．celebrate
43．A．wnerB．clientC．trainerD．emplyee
44．A．searchB．respndC．returnD．remember
45．A．shwB．cleanC．sellD．check
46．A．fileB．cardC．bardD．cntract
47．A．treB．squeezedC．unzippedD．unflded
48．A．billB．burdenC．securityD．blessing
49．A．smiledB．stilledC．wrkedD．waited
50．A．slvedB．witnessedC．discveredD．arranged
51．A．puzzledB．prudC．nervusD．enthusiastic
52．A．directlyB．patientlyC．secretlyD．persnally
53．A．trickB．virtueC．strengthD．pity
54．A．dullB．peacefulC．preciusD．tugh
55．A．pass nB．hld ntC．set asideD．take back
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。
Open an AI app, type in yur destinatin, budget, number f travelers, and hw many days yu’ve gt, and instantly, a persnalized travel plan will pp ut, with daily schedules and cst estimates all neatly 56 （line） up.
Mre and mre peple are treating AI as their g-t travel partner. Fr travelers wh struggle with chsing a destinatin r figuring ut a schedule, it’s a nightmare f 57 （end） ptins. That’s why AI trip planners are cnsidered as their savir（救星）。
Once yu arrive at a turist attractin, the AI transfrms int 58 tur guide, ready t answer any questin and share either serius histry r fun facts, yu name it, 59 （act） like yur persnal AI guide.
It’s nt just individual travelers turning t AI, lcal authrities are als using the technlgy 60 （enhance） the turism industry. Guizhu Prvince in China is hme t the 61 （cuntry）first natinal big-data pilt zne, where in January an AI-pwered service called “AI Travel Guizhu” 62 （launch）.
In additin t creating persnal plan, it prvides real-time updates n attractins 63 helps handle unexpected situatins. The multi-language translatin functin als makes it easier fr internatinal visitrs t explre Guizhu. It can respnd 64 the specified language t questins in Krean, such as “what are sme famus turist attractins in Guizhu?”. This technlgy is 65 （simple） amazing.
66．假定你是李华，你的新加坡好友David在看了电影《哪吒2》后给你发邮件分享了他的兴奋之情以及周围人对这部电影的高度评价。请你给他回封邮件，内容包括：
1. 感谢他对中国电影的认可；
2. 推荐他阅读其他中国文学作品。
注意：1. 写作词数应为80个左右；
2. 请按如下格式在答题纸的相应位置作答。
Dear David,
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Yurs,
Li Hua
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 Cycles f Life
My mther tk the cntainer frm my hands. Its leaves hung dwn the sides f the pt. Fr several mnths each year, the plant grew well, but in the winter mnths it wuld turn brwn. Fr several years, Mm cared fr it thrugh the winter, rewarded with a revival f greenery each year in the early days f spring.
My mther’s health grew wrse ver the decade f the plant’s life. During a visit frm Aunt Marin in late spring, when bth the plant and my mm faced a difficult recvery, the plant changed hands again. Mm asked her sister if she culd take care f the plant. Leaving Mm’s huse with a pt f sil and the dried plant, Aunt Marin carried it hme, determined t save it.
During that summer, the leaves brke thrugh the sil, and the plant grew again. As befre, each winter it withered（枯萎）, t be renewed again in spring, starting with tiny shts pushing thrugh, develping tear-shaped leaves.
The plant cycled as it had dne under my shrt care and my mther’s care until ne spring when Aunt Marin thught it culdn’t survive and put it ut with the trash. On a visit, my cusin Carle, seeing the plant n the rubbish, decided t give the determined plant ne further chance. Carle tk the cntainer t her sunrm hping she culd d smething with it.
In the years since I first brught the plant hme, fur wmen frm the family have cared and nurtured it, each in her wn time. During thse years, I als cycled thrugh times when life was lush and green and times when I felt there wuld be n restratin f my heart’s remains fllwing difficult barren perids. A decade after my mther died, I mved ver 500 miles frm hme, hping fr new beginnings. During the lng winter mnths after the mve, everything familiar was distant and I lnged fr the cnnectins left behind.
注意：
1. 续写词数应为150个左右；
2. 请按如下格式在答题纸的相应位置作答。
The first June after the mve, I returned fr a visit and stayed with my cusin Carle.
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My eyes were filled with tears as I examined this plant mre clsely, recgnizing the tiny leaves.
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