2025-2026年江西省南昌市高三英语下学期4月月考检测

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第一部分 听力 (共两节，满分30分)
第一节（共5小题；每小题1.5分，满分7.5分）
听下面5段对话。每段对话后有一个小题，从题中所给的A、B、C三个选项中选出最佳选项，并标在试卷的相应位置。听完每段对话后，你都有10秒钟的时间来回答有关小题和阅读下一个小题。每段对话仅读一遍。
1．What des the man mean?
A．The ld bike isn’t wrth repairing.
B．He can repair the bike himself.
C．The new bike is very cheap.
2．Why is the wman cmplaining abut the nise?
A．Because she is sleeping.
B．Because she is reading.
C．Because she is writing.
3．What des Heather d?
A．She is a teacher.B．She is a writer.C．She is a visitr.
4．Hw is Mr. Brwn ging t Lndn?
A．By car.B．By plane.C．By train.
5．Des Jane knw Arvid Brwn?
A．She desn’t knw him.
B．She knws nthing abut him.
C．She knws smething abut him.
第二节（共15小题；每小题1.5分，满分22.5分）
听下面5段对话或独白，听每段对话或独白前，你将有时间阅读各个小题，听完后各小题给5秒钟的作答时间，每段对话或独白读两遍。
听第6段材料，回答第6至8题。
6．When did Dr. Richardsn begin his research n the AIDS drug?
A．When he was wrking in a lab.
B．When he was having lessns in night schl.
C．When he was wrking at a medical cmpany.
7．Why did Dr. Richardsn g back t schl again?
A．Because he lved schl.
B．Because he lved his wrk.
C．Because he wanted t get a high degree.
8．What is the wman?
A．A reprter.B．A dctr.C．An AIDS patient.
听第7段材料，回答第9至11题。
9．What can we learn abut the man?
A．He’s lst his way.B．He’s lst smething.C．He’s ging t the hspital.
10．Why is the man here?
A．T d business.B．T have a hliday.C．T find a jb.
11．Where are they having the cnversatin?
A．In Lndn.B．In the cuntryside.C．In a twn.
听第8段材料，回答第12至13题。
12．What time des the wman’s evening class finish?
A．8:30B．10:30C．9:30.
13．What will the wman d after her evening class?
A．Have a drink with her sister.
B．G and cllect her sister.
C．G ut with the man.
听第9段材料，回答第14至16题。
14．Hw are this wife and child when Mr. Brwn cmes back very late?
A．Waiting fr him.B．Staying up.C．Asleep
15．Why culdn’t he cme int the rm himself ne night?
A．He lst his wrk.B．He culdn’t find the dr.C．He didn’t find his key.
16．Hw did he get int the rm at last?
A．He pretended t call like a child fr the bathrm.
B．He went thrugh the bathrm.
C．His wife was wken up by his shuting.
听第10段材料，回答第17至20题。
17．Which f these is the bicycle day accrding t the passage?
A．Octber 3rd.
B．Octber 23rd.
C．Nvember 3rd.
18．Hw many peple take part in the race?
A．20,000.B．2000.C．200,000
19．What is the distance fr the bicycle race?
A．14 kms.B．40 kms.C．44kms.
20．What kind f peple take part in the bicycle race.
A．Yung peple.B．Old peple.C．Peple f different ages.
第二部分 英语知识运用 (共两节，满分45分)
第一节：单项填空 (共15小题；每小题1分，满分15分)
21．—Gd evening, Mr. Pierce. I’m srry t bther yu. But it’s the furth f December tday.
—Oh, Mrs Baxter, rent! I’m srry it’s late. I’ll write yu check right nw.
A．the; theB．a; aC．a; theD．the; a
22．—Daddy, wuld yu buy me an MP3 player if I d well in the first city-wide examinatin?
—I , I prmise.
A．wuldB．shuldC．willD．d
23．Alan, hme very late frm his jb, fund an angry wife waiting fr him at breakfast.
A．returningB．returnedC．t returnD．had returned
24．—Each f the students, wrking hard at their lessns, the bk.
—S have I.
A．is readingB．has readC．readingD．reads
25．Thse flwers were fr yur mther n her seventieth birthday, but as she is away, I wuld be glad if yu accept them.
A．devtedB．prducedC．intendedD．supplied
26．—It’s said that the ppular CD has been sld ut.
—What a pity! Hw I regret that I didn’t buy .
A．such neB．any a suchC．neD．it
27．I thught that these cmputers cst ＄850, but the price up by ＄50.
A．wentB．will gC．gesD．has gne
28．When yu rewrite the paragraph, I advise yu t the last sentence as it is rather misleading.
A．pint utB．make utC．leave utD．put ut
29．They are teachers and dn’t realize t start and run a cmpany.
A．what it takesB．what takes itC．what they takeD．what takes them
30．Oh, what a pity! It s easy fr me t bring thse phtgraphs I wanted t shw yu, but I’ve left them at hme.
A．wuld have beenB．wuld beC．had beenD．was
31．The wrkers are ging thrugh with their railway prject, the expenses have risen.
A．as lng asB．even thughC．nw thatD．as thugh
32．It’s imprtant fr us t emply a wrd r a phrase accrding t the in languages studies.
A．situatinB．expressinC．cnditin.D．translatin
33．—Oh, it’s yu. I yu. Why are yu lking s thin and pale?
—I’ve been ill fr weeks and still under treatment.
A．can’t recgnizeB．culd hardly recgnize
C．haven’t recgnizedD．wasn’t recgnizing
34．—D yu have a calendar?
—Yes, I d. ?
A．WhyB．HwC．What’s that?D．What is the matter?
35．I think yur sister is ld enugh t knw t spend all her mney n beautiful dresses.
A．ther thanB．rather thanC．better thanD．mre than
第二节：完形填空（共20题，每小题1.5分，满分30分）
Yur seat is mving ever higher, giving yu a bird’s eye 36 f Beijing 37 , all f a sudden, yu are thrwn 35 meters back dwn t earth. 38 the breathtaking jurney nly takes tw r three secnds, yu scream 39 excitement as the bld rushes t yur head…
This 40 experience cmes much cheaper than a plane ticket t Disney Wrld. The Mega Drp（跳搂及） ride is just ne f 41 at the Wrld Carnival, which will be in Beijing frm June 22 t August 26.
42 50,000 square meters, the wrld’s largest mbile amusement park 43 mre than 150 entertainment prgrams.
The Dutch cmpany Wrld Carnival arrived in Shanghai last June, 44 as much as 100 millin yuan frm 1.3 millin visitrs. It is ne f several cmpanies 45 t establish themselves in China and use the wrld’s fastest 46 market t challenge Disney.
But they need t mve quickly. Already well-knwn in China, Disney plans t pen a theme park in Hng Kng in 2005 and 47 in Shanghai by 2010. 48 tgether with Mega Drp, there is G-Frce（地球引力）, Wild Muse（疯狂老鼠） and Tp Buzz（急速大风车）. With all these sharp turns and steep drps n ffer, Wrld Carnival thinks it can 49 “I am very prud 50 I brught Wrld Carnival t Beijing,” said cmpany president Hans Ldders. “I think it can 51 as part f the 2008 Olympic celebratins.” 52 Wrld Carnival says that “everyne frm the ages f 6 t 90 can find his r her favrite games,” yu need t be careful.
Take care in the sun: Wear a hat and a lng shirt t 53 yurself frm the summer sun. Use sunscreen n the parts f yur bdy that are uncvered.
Dn’t verreach yurself: Heat and tiredness can make yu feel sick. If yu have a medical prblem, think 54 befre ging 55 the mst challenging rides.
Crwd cntrl: Be careful nt t stumble（绊倒）and fall in the large crwds.
36．A．viewB．signC．sceneD．sight
37．A．befreB．whenC．untilD．as
38．A．WhileB．ButC．BecauseD．Yet
39．A．nB．frC．withD．in
40．A．attractedB．excitingC．riskingD．amused
41．A．cllectinsB．cntentsC．attractinsD．centers
42．A．HavingB．BeingC．TakingD．Cvering
43．A．cntainsB．wningC．includesD．pssessing
44．A．madeB．t makeC．makingD．t have made
45．A．lkingB．plansC．riskingD．hpes
46．A．grwingB．shrinking（变小的）C．grwnD．shrunk
47．A．therB．the therC．antherD．the rest
48．A．TherefreB．Fr exampleC．HweverD．What’s mre
49．A．thrillB．cmpeteC．beatD．cmpare
50．A．ifB．thatC．whyD．hw
51．A．divideB．achieveC．serveD．strike
52．A．OnceB．ThughC．TillD．Only if
53．A．stpB．preventC．prtectD．separate
54．A．hardB．twiceC．verD．f
55．A．nB．thrughC．verD．rund
第三部分：阅读理解（共20小题；每小题2分，满分40分）
A
Lst in thught, he stared at the surface f his tea and felt the warmth frm the cup in his cld hands.
A knck n the dr frightened him. He std up t answer it.
“Package fr Tdd R. Bartlett,” said a UPS delivery man pushing frward a ntebk with his hand.
Tdd signed his name and tk the package in his tired arms, a frwn crssing his face. Once the man left, he carefully pened his parcel.
First was a nte, with handwriting he knew well and hated. It read, “Tamisha’s secnd grade phts… Yur Father’s Day Present…”
Under the nte was an envelpe cntaining the phts. Tdd held a picture up t the light and cunted three missing teeth. Tamisha was his. She was nt the daughter r rich Laura, The ne wh bught Tamisha tys, chclates and a hme in the cuntry. Yes, his daughter, because he lved her mre than anyne else in the wrld. Damn the judge wh said he didn’t.
At the bttm f the package, Tdd fund the carelessly labeled “Father’s Day Present”.
It was a blue ashtray. Tears stung his eyes and he sat fr a mment befre reaching fr the phne bk. Withut feeling, he lifted the phne and dialed the unfamiliar numbers.
“Blackstein residence, Tammy speaking,” answered a vice n the ther end, the letters “S” whistling thrugh the gap in her teeth.
“Hey baby, it’s Daddy. I just want t thank yu fr the beautiful present.” Tdd lked at the ashtray in his hand. “Yur mum sent me pictures f yu. Hw big yu’ve grwn.” It was useless talk, gd t be said, but nly wrds t replace the hug he felt inside. “Hw is may baby ding?”
“Okay. Charles and I went t the beach. He shwed me…” Tdd listened, expecting every wrd with bittersweet sadness. At least smene was there fr her, a father figure.
Suddenly the phne made a strange nse and a sharp vice came ver. “Yu! I tld yu nt t call her!” Laura shuted. “I want yu ut f my life. Yu…”
“But, Laura, I have a right t tell her I lve her…”
the line went dead with a crash. Tdd clsed his eyes and lwered the receiver.
With his mind empty, r maybe full, he cleared the empty package ff the table. A piece f paper fell nt the grund. Slwly, he bent and picked it up. It was a crayn picture（蜡笔画）—a girl and her father at a city playgrund. And the fur magic wrds: I lve yu daddy.
56．Why was “he” frightened by the knck n the dr?
A．Because he was hiding there frm smene.
B．Because he didn’t wish t be seen by anyne.
C．Because he was examining the tea and the cup.
D．Because he hadn’t expected there wuld be a knck.
57．Wh d yu think is Laura in the passage?
A．His frmer wife.B．His daughter.
C．His daughter’s new mtherD．The judge he knew.
58．Which f the fllwing is nt true accrding t the passage?
A． “He” still lved his daughter, whse name was Tamisha.
B．The daughter was prbably n mre than ten years ld.
C． “He” usually kept in tuch with his daughter by telephne.
D． “He” and Laura disliked each ther.
B
Being a man has always been dangerus. There are abut 105 males fr every 100 females, but this rati（比率）drps t near balance at the age f maturity（成熟期）, and amng 70-year-lds there are twice as many wmen as men. But this situatin is being changed, Nw, by babies survive（幸存） almst as well as girls d. This means that, fr the first time, there will be an excess（过多）f bys in thse years when they are searching fr a mate. Mre imprtant, anther chance fr natural selectin has been remved. Fifty years ag, the chance f a baby （especially a by baby） surviving depended n its weight. A kilgram t light r t heavy meant almst certain death. Tday it makes almst n difference. Since much f the difference is due t genes, ne mre agent（原动力） f evlutin（进化）has gne.
There is anther way t cmmit evlutin suicide: stay alive, but have fewer children. Few peple are as prductive as in the past. Except in sme particular areas, few wmen have 15 children. Nwadays the number f births, like the age f death, has becme average. Mst f us have the same number f children. Again, differences between peple and the chance fr natural selectin t take advantage f it have becme smaller.
Fr us, this means that evlutin is ver; the bilgy Utpia（乌托邦）has arrived. Strangely, it has invlved little physical change. N ther species fills s many places in nature. But in the past 100,000 years-even the past 100 years-ur lives have been transfrmed but ur bdies have nt. We did nt evlve, because machines and sciety did it fr us. Darwin had a phrase t describe thse ignrant f evlutin: they “lk at an rganic being as a savage lks at a ship, as at smething whlly beynd his cmprehensin.” N dubt we will remember a 20th century way f life beynd cmprehensin fr its ugliness. But hwever surprised ur children may be at hw far frm Utpia we were, they will lk just like us.
59．What used t be the danger in being a man accrding t the first paragraph?
A．A lack f mates.
B．A fierce cmpetitin
C．A lwer survival rate.
D．A pr gene.
60．The authr argues that ur bdies have stpped evlving because .
A．life has been imprved by technlgical advance
B．the number f female babies has been ging dwn
C．ur species has reached the highest stage f evlutin
D．the difference between wealth and pverty is disappearing
61．What des the underlined wrd “prductive” mst prbably mean in the secnd paragraph?
A．usefulB．prducing babiesC．well-educatedD．caring
62．Which f the fllwing wuld be the best title fr the passage?
A．Sex Rati Changes in Human Evlutin
B．Ways f Cntinuing Man’s Evlutin
C．The Evlutinary Future f Nature
D．Human Evlutin Ging Nwhere
C
Many peple wh are rich are als well knwn. Ted Sweeney was an exceptin t this rule. His family mved t San Francisc frm Ls Angeles when he was ne mnth ld. That’s where he grew up. At the age f seventeen he was hit by a train. Althugh he was nt seriusly hurt, the railway paid him ＄25,000. Instead f ging t cllege, he bught a small stre. Six mnths later, the gvernment bught his land t build a new highway. He sld it fr ＄95,000.
With this mney he mved t Detrit. He started a small cmpany that maid parts fr car manufacture. It was very successful and by the time he was 23, he was a millinaire. When he was 24, he gt married. He and his wife had three daughters in the next five years. By the time he was 30, he had ver ten millin dllars.
The tragedy struck. He was invlved in a traffic accident. He did nt die but his wife and daughters did. Six mnths later, he sld everything he wned and put his mney in stcks. Ted then mved t new Yrk. He lived fr the next frty years in a ne-rm apartment.
He spent mst f his days wandering thrugh the city, lking fr garbage cans fr fd. He never wrked. He rarely talked t anyne except himself. Mst peple were afraid f him. His clthes were always ld and dirty. Shrtly befre he died, he mved back t Ls Angeles. After spending tw weeks there, he was put in jail because he had n mney and n jb. City wrkers tried t help him. They ffered him wrk, but he wuld nt wrk. Twards the end, he wuld nt talk t anyne at all. When he died, he was a lnely man. But smene remembered his name. They knew he had lived in Detrit. After his stcks were sld and all the taxes paid, there was still ver a hundred millin dllars left.
63．Sweeney was brn in .
A．San FranciscB．Chicag
C．Ls AngelesD．the place this passage didn’t mentin
64．In the traffic accident peple died.
A．twB．threeC．furD．five
65．Ted returned t Ls Angeles .
A．when he sld his landB．after the traffic accident
C．after he was free frm psitinD．shrtly befre he died
66．Ted led a miserable life since .
A．he sld his small streB．he sld his land
C．started a small cmpanyD．he mved t New Yrk
67．Ted Sweendy was a persn .
A．wh was very famusB．wh was very rich and famus
C．wh was very rich but nt famusD．wh was neither rich nr famus
D
Sme peple wuld say that the Englishman’s hme is n lnger his castle, that it has becme his wrkshp. This is partly because the average Englishman is eager t wrk with his wn hands and partly because he feels, fr ne reasn r anther, that he must d fr himself many husehld（家庭用品） fr which, sme years ag, he wuld have hired prfessinal help. The main reasn fr this is a financial ne. The high cst f labur has meant that builders’ and decratr’s（装修者） cst have reached a level which makes them prhibitive（抑制的）fr English peple f mdest means. S, if they wish t keep their huses lking bright and smart, they have t deal with sme f the repairs and decrating themselves. As a result, there has grwn up in the pst-war years what is smetimes referred t as the “d-it-yurself mvement”.
The “d-it-yurself mvement” began with hme decrating but has since spread int a much wider field. Nwadays there seem t be very few things that can’t be made by the “d-it-yurself mvement” methd. A number f magazines and handbks exist t shw hpeful handymen f all ages just hw easy it is t build anything frm a cffee table t a fifteen-ft（4.5 meters） sailing bat. All yu need, it seems, is hammer and a few nails. Yu fllw the simple instructins step by step and, befre yu knw where yu are, the finished article stands befre yu, cmpletely in every detail.
Unfrtunately, it is nt always quite as simple as it sunds! Many a budding（初露头角的） “d-it-yurself” has fund t his cst that ne can nt learn a skilled craftsman’s（手工艺人）jb vernight. Hw quickly ne realizes, when ding it neself, that a jb which takes the skilled man an hur r s t cmplete takes the amateur（业余的） handyman five r six at least. And then there is the questin f tls. The first thing the amateur learns is that he must have the right tls fr the jb. But tls cst mney. There is als the wear and tear n the nerves. It is nt surprising then that many peple have cme t the cnclusin that the expense f paying prfessinal（专业者）t d the wrk is, in the lng run, mre ecnmical than “ding it neself”.
68．Which f the fllwing peple can repair and decrate their wn huses?
A．Skilled craftsman.B．Handymen f all ages.
C．Hpeful men.D．Family supprters
69．The “d-it-yurself” mvement cmes frm .
A．huse repairingB．huse building
C．huse decratingD．furniture building
70．Which f the fllwing is false? Sme Englishmen prefer hiring prfessinal decratrs, because .
A．they are wealthy
B．the craftsman’s jb is nt easy
C．the tls are expensive
D． “d-it-yurself” brings a lt f trubles
71．What is the suitable title f this passage?
A．Englishman’s Huse.B．Hw t D-It-Yurself.
C．The High Cst f Labr.D．D-It-Yurself Mvement.
E
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Each standard guest rm is supplied with air-cnditining, cffeemaker, digital telephne, hairdryer, irn and irning bard n request, ne king-size r tw duble beds, mini-refrigeratr, persnal safe, private balcny（阳台）, private bathrm with shwer and bathtub, and TV with mvies-n-demand and vide games. And nn-smking rms are available.
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72．If yur parents are ging t Hawaii fr a 2-day hliday and will live in this htel. They enjy the ceanview. Hw much will they pay at least?
A．abut 600 dllarsB．abut 700 dllars
C．abut 800 dllarsD．abut 900 dllars
73．If yu live in this htel, yu can get all the fllwing service except .
A．enjying the marine life f HawaiiB．playing tennis
C．having a sunbathD．visiting the Hnlulu Z
74．Which f the fllwing part belngs t the htel?
A．an indr ceanariumB．Havaiian Rainfrest Saln and Spa
C．Ala Mana Shpping CenterD．a tennis curt
75．In the Pacific Beach Htel, a standard rm des nt include .
A．mini-refrigeratrB．private bathrm
C．TV with mvies-n-demandD．a balcny
第四部分：写作（共两小节，满分35分）
第一节：短文改错（共10小题；每小题1分，满分10分）
Dear sir,
Thank yu very much fr yur letter. I pleased t hear76．
abut yur hliday and the peple yu meet in Rme. It77．
sunded great fun and hw I wish I culd have been with78．
yu. Thank yu als fr the stamps yu sent them t me79．
fr my cllectin. Mst f them were thse what I had80．
been expecting fr lng. Yu said by yur letter that81．
yu wish t have sme phts f me. Srry t tell yu,82．
I have little phts gd enugh t send t thers.83．
Yet I will send yu a pht f yur family. Please84．
write sn and tell me what yu are getting n with85．
yur cllege life.
Best wishes.
Yurs,
Jasn
第二节：书面表达（满分25分）
假定你是李华，看到某中学生英语报征集有关“减轻学生负担，提高学生素质”的文章，你写信反映你校学生负担过重的现状。
内容要点如下：
1．大部分教师要求学生提前10分钟到校上早自习。
2．教师除了要求学生完成课本上的所有习题外，还要求学生再做其他习题。
3．课外活动、体育活动被挤占，学生视力明显下降，身体素质越来越差。
4．教师们也抱怨这种教学方式，但也无可奈何，认为这是以考试成绩来衡量学生能力，评定教师的教学工作的观念所致。
参考词汇：负担：burden 抱怨：cmplain 评价：evaluate
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I’m a middle schl student. I want t tell yu hw we students are burdened with heavy studies in my schl.







英语参考答案
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21—25DCABC26—30CDCAA31—35BABAC36—40ABACB
41—45CDCCA46—50ACCBB51—55CBCBA56—58DAC
59—62CABD63—66CCDDC67—71BCAD72—75BDCD
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79．去掉them80．what→that或去掉thse 81．by→in
82．wish→wished83．little→few84．yur→my
85．what→hw
Dear Editr:
I’m a middle schl student. I want t tell yu hw we students are burdened with heavy studies in my schl.
Mst teachers require us t cme t schl ten minutes earlier t begin ur mrning study. They frce us t make it ne f ur class rules. It’s unfair! We are required nt nly t finish all the exercises in ur textbks but als t buy sme extra exercise bks, which take us much mre time.
Therefre. we have little time fr sprts and ther activities. Our eyesight is getting wrse, and s is ur health.
It seems that ur teachers are helpless abut all this althugh they themselves als cmplain abut the situatin, because their teaching, as well as the ability f the students is evaluated by n ther means than ur test marks. I wrry abut urselves and abut the future f ur sciety.
Rm type
Regular rate
(per night /per persn)
special
(per night /per persn)
CITY VIEW with BALCONY 2 duble beds r 1 king-size(all standard rm) Max-4 peple
＄250
＄180
OCEANVIEW with BALCONY-2 duble beds r 1 king-size bed(standard rm) Max-4 peple
＄290
＄220
OCEANVIEW with BALCONY One-bedrm suite（套房）—tp flr f ceanarium-I king-size bed
Max-2 peple
＄580
＄400
OCEANVIEW with BALCONY Tw-bedrm suite—tp flr f ceanarium-2 king size beds
Max-4 peple
＄900
＄760