2025天津市一中高三上学期第二次月考英语试题无答案

这是一份2025天津市一中高三上学期第二次月考英语试题无答案，共10页。
Ⅰ. 单项填空（共15小题；每小题1分，满分15分）
1. —Let’s take a cffee break.
—________ We’ve been wrking fr hurs.
A. Why bther? B. G ahead. C. Gd fr yu. D. Yu said it.
2. The rganizatin assists peple based n need and gives the tp ________ t thse in the mst serius and immediate danger.
A. pririty B. divisin C. ptential D. devtin
3. The musician alng with his band members ________ ten perfrmances in the last three mnths.
A. gives B. has given C. have given D. give
4. On the annual Internatinal Vlunteer Day, the wrld ________ the wrk f millins f peple wh give their time t help thers.
A. ablishes B. acknwledges C. accmpanies D. accesses
5. —What abut taking a duble-decker bus fr a tur f the city?
—OK,________ it’s nt crwded. Duble-deckers are very ppular right nw.
A. as thugh B. in case C. as lng as D. nw that
6. Since this schl prvides varius ptinal curses, students will have a（n）________ chice accrding t their interest.
A. available B. flexible C. reliable D. cmpulsry
7. —I’m traveling t Hkkaid this winter vacatin. Wuld yu like t tell me abut yur experience there?
—________. Let’s chat abut it there.
A. My pleasure. B. It’s up t yu. C. By n means. D. With pleasure.
8. ________ his excellent perfrmance in the cmpetitin, his teammates all advcated him being their captain.
A. In terms f B. In view f C. In additin t D. In spite f
9. ________ with rutine ffice tasks, she culdn’t set aside any time t attend t her children.
A. Occupying B. Occupied C. Being ccupied D. Having ccupied
10. Jhn has a unique way t ________ his pinin by using as few wrds as pssible, which has made a deep impressin n us.
A. draw up B. get acrss C. break thrugh D. turn ut
11. ________ sme teenagers dn’t realize is ________ difficult life can be after they get bsessed t vide games.
A. That; that B. What; that C. What; hw D. That; hw
12. —Have yu ever seen that mvie?
—Yes. When I was in Tky, I ________ it three times.
A. saw B. had been C. have seen D. wuld see
13. As t the“996 wrk schedule”, ________ emplyees wrk frm 9 am t 9 pm, 6 days a week, Peple’s Daily cmmented that valuing hard wrk des nt mean frcing emplyees t wrk vertire.
A. that B. which C. where D. whse
14. Whatever the little girl said, her parents wuld nt allw her ________ there alne at night.
A. risking t g B. t risk ging C. fr risk t g D. risk ging
15. It bthered Mr. Black very much that the machine ________ wrk n matter hw he tried.
A. can’t B. mustn’t C. wuldn’t D. mightn’t
Ⅱ. 完型填空（共20小题；每小题1.5分，满分30分）
Raynr Winn and her husband Mth became hmeless due t their wrng investment. Their savings had been 16 t pay lawyers’ fees. T make matters wrse, Mth was diagnsed with a 17 disease. There was n 18 , nly pain relief.
Failing t find any ther way ut, they decided t make a 19 jurney, as they caught sight f an ld hikers’ guide.
This was a lng jurney f unaccustmed hardship and 20 recvery. When leaving hme, Raynr and Mth had just £320 in the bank. They planned t keep the 21 lw by living n biled ndles, with the 22 hamburger shp treat.
Wild camping is 23 in England. T avid being caught, the Winns had t get their tent up 24 and packed it away early in the mrning. The Winns sn discvered that daily hiking in their50s is a lt 25 than they remember it was in their 20s. Raynr 26 all ver and desired a bath. Mth, meanwhile, after an initial 27 , fund his symptms were strangely 28 by their daily tiring jurney.
29 , the cuple fund that their bdies turned fr the better, with re-fund strng muscles that they thught had 30 frever. “Our hair was fried and falling ut, nails brken, clthes 31 t a thread, but we were alive.”
During the jurney Raynr began a career as a nature writer. She writes, “ 32 had taken every material thing frm me and left me trn bare, an empty page at the end f a（n） 33 written bk. It had als given me a（n） 34 , either t leave that page 35 r t keep writing the stry with hpe. I chse hpe.”
16. A. drawn up B. used up C. backed up D. kept up
17. A. crucial B. critical C. preventable D. severe
18. A. cure B. luck C. care D. prmise
19: A. business B. walking C. bus D. rail
20. A. expected B. frightening C. disappinting D. astnishing
21. A. budget B. revenue C. bnus D. allwance
22. A. frequent B. ccasinalC. abundant D. cnstant
23. A. unppular B. lawful C. fascinating D. illegal
24. A. sn B. early C. late D. slwly
25. A. tugher B. easier C. grander D. funnier
26. A. rlled B. bled C. ached D. trembled
27. A. struggle B. prgress C. excitement D. research
28 A. develped B. cntrlled C. reduced D. increased
29. A. Initially B. Eventually C. Temprarily D. Cnsequently
30. A. gained B. kept C. wunded D. lst
31. A. sewn B. washed C. wrn D. irned
32. A. Dctrs B. Hiking C. Lawyers D. Hmelessness
33. A. well B. partly C. neatly D. riginally
34. A. ptin B. reward C. prmise D. break
35. A. lse B. full C. blank D. missing
Ⅲ. 阅读理解（共20小题；每小题2.5分，满分50分）
A
Disinfrmatin, which is false infrmatin spread n purpse, has becme a cause f cncern recently. In respnse t this rising glbal threat, the United Natins Infrmatin Centre（UNIC）Canberra and its partners will be rganizing a tw-day cnference, DISINFO PACIFIC, n Nvember 11 and 12,2024.
The cnference will fcus n strategies fr preventing and reducing disinfrmatin, as well as applying best practices t apprach this glbal challenge. It aims t prvide a frum fr jurnalists, scial media experts, educatrs, researchers, plicy-makers and cmmunicatins prfessinals, frm within and utside the UN.
Currently, we are in search f scial media vlunteers t prvide nline assistance fr this cnference.
Requirements:
* Outstanding ral and written cmmunicatin skills
* Prfessinal graphic（绘图的）design experience
* Prir invlvement in designing dcument layuts
* In-depth familiarity with graphic design apps
* Wrking knwledge f the English language
Nte: A degree in graphic design r a related field is cnsidered a plus.
Respnsibilities:
* Develping a cmprehensive scial media release plan
* Assisting in chsing the right types f media and updating cnference infrmatin n a daily basis
* Wrking tgether with ur cmmunicatins team t create scial media activities accrding t agreed requirements
* Develping a series f scial media resurces nce the final cncept is agreed upn, with a particular fcus n a yuth （university level）student audience
Jin us nw as a scial media vlunteer and help build a future with less disinfrmatin. Yu will als have the pprtunity t build cnnectins with the UNIC Canberra and its partners and learn abut the ways in which scial media cmmunicatin can supprt the prmtin f a cnference centering n disinfrmatin.
Find ut mre at https:
36. Which is clsest in meaning t the underlined wrd “apprach” in Paragraph 2?
A. mve clse t B. face up t C. deal with D. reach a level f
37. Accrding t the passage, vlunteers are required t ________.
A hld a degree in graphic design
B. be able t develp graphic design apps
C. have a great cmmunicative cmpetence
D. be previusly invlved in rganizing cnferences
38. If admitted, the vlunteers will take the respnsibility f ________.
A. releasing a UNIC wrk plan B. helping design scial media activities
C. evaluating the final cncept D. prviding weekly media updates
39. Hw can the scial media vlunteers prfit frm the wrk based n the last tw paragraphs?
A. They will break dwn the bundaries between scial media users.
B. There will be mre chances t cmmunicate with business successes.
C. They will create clse bnds between the UNIC Canberra and scial media users.
D. They will learn abut hw a cnference cntributes t reducing disinfrmatin.
40. What is the authr’s purpse f writing the passage?
A. T prmte a cnference. B. T recruit nline vlunteers.
C. T highlight a glbal threat. D. T intrduce an rganizatin.
B
The advent f warm weather here in Maine calls fr a seasnal ritual that, fr me, puts an end t winter — fetching the wden screen dr（木纱门）.
Nte that I wrte “wden”. The aluminum mdels just wn’t d it — they clse t neatly and keep their perfect frm fr decades. In the1960s, a time f imperfectin, there was n perfect huse, n perfect car, n perfect kids r parents. Why shuld a screen dr be an exceptin?
I grew up with my siblings in a wrking-class neighbrhd in New Jersey. When the warm weather arrived, my dad wuld pull ut the wden screen dr and install it ver the back dr, which culd then be left wide pen, admitting a refreshing breeze（we had n air cnditining）.
My father was a Mr. Fix-it, s keeping the screen dr serviceable was ne f his hbbies. Every few years he gave it a fresh cat f paint and fixed it a bit. I distinctly remember him putting the last screw in the last hinge（铰链）, and swinging the dr shut with a “crack!”
A gd, wden screen dr, unsightly as it was, had an invaluable functin in the age f the stay-at-hme mm: It alerted her t the cming and ging f the kids. My siblings, and my friends ran in and ut f the huse, tearing the screen dr pen and letting it slap shut behind us. A hundred times a day. It was all gd, and my mm never cmplained abut the nise, because that was the purpse f a wden screen dr— t slam shut and thereby annunce that her children were within earsht.
Several years ag, in a fit f nstalgia （怀旧）, I went shpping fr a wden screen dr. I was disappinted in the chices available. They lked a bit t slid, t well made. But I fund ne nline, and within a week it was delivered t my drstep.
The firm had sent me ne with the wrng dimensins, s I asked my carpenter t make the necessary adjustments. Ozzie wrked away at it fr a cuple f hurs until he gt it t sit neatly in its frame. I gave it a test: I pulled it pen and let g. It clsed in a lazy fashin. “Nt gd,” I prnunced. “Please remve the autmatic dr clser and adjust the dr s it swings shut with a gd crack.”
Ozzie went abut his wrk and a shrt while later the task was dne. The dr was uneven in its frame, and the screen n lnger lay flat. But when I pulled pen the dr and released it, the thing clapped shut like a rifle sht. “What d yu think?” I asked. “It lks like hell,” said Ozzie. “But it sunds like heaven,” I said. And I, being the wner f the dr — and the memry— had the final wrd.
41. What can be learnt frm the first fur paragraphs in the passage?
A. The authr’s father was gd at keeping the screen dr in service.
B The screen dr kept the refreshing breeze frm blwing in.
C. The screen dr was made f either wd r aluminum.
D. In the authr’s memry, the screen dr was a perfect ne.
42. What particular functin did the wden screen dr perfrm in the authr’s childhd?
A. It functined as an air cnditiner in summer.
B. It helped sharpen his father’s repairing skills.
C. It was mre like a ty that kids ften played with.
D. It made Mm aware that the kids were clse by.
43. The reasn why the writer asked the carpenter t cntinue t adjust the dr is that ________.
A. the dr was nt the right size fr the frame
B. the dr was prly made that it didn’t suit him
C. he wanted t see hw the dr was suppsed t shut
D. he was determined t seize the wnership f the dr
44. What des the wden screen dr mean t the writer nw?
A. It is a reminder f the imperfect things.
B. It is a symbl f his memry f summer.
C. It is a cntributr t the better life he leads.
D. It is an antique wrth cherishing in the cmmunity
45. What d yu think is the best title fr the passage?
A. The gd ld days are gne B. Never judge a dr by its appearance
C. Summer annunces itself with a crack D. Every single imperfectin adds t beauty
C
A study cnducted by Crnell University examined hw the use f AI in cnversatins impacts the way peple express themselves and view each ther.
The researchers have fund peple have mre efficient cnversatins, use mre psitive language and perceive each ther mre psitively when using an AI-enabled chat tl.
Hwever the grup als fund that when participants think their partner is using mre AI- suggested respnses, they cnsider that partner as less cperative.
“I was surprised t find peple tend t evaluate yu mre negatively simply because they suspect yu’re using AI t help cmpse text, regardless f whether yu actually are,” said Jess Hhenstein, the lead researcher. “This illustrates the cntinuus verall dubt that peple seem t have arund AI.”
Fr their first experiment, participants were asked t talk abut a plicy issue and assigned t ne f three cnditins: bth participants can use smart replies; nly ne participant can use smart replies; r neither participant can use smart replies. Researchers fund that using smart replies increased cmmunicatin efficiency, psitive emtinal language and psitive evaluatins by cmmunicatin partners. On average, smart replies accunted fr 14.3% f sent messages.
But participants whse partners suspected f respnding with smart replies were evaluated mre negatively than thse wh were thught t have typed their wn respnses, cnsistent with cmmn assumptins abut the negative implicatins f AI.
“While AI might be able t help yu write,” Hhenstein said, “it’s altering yur language in ways yu might nt expect, especially by making yu sund mre psitive. This suggests that by, using text-generating AI, yu’re giving up sme f yur-wn persnal vice.”
Malte Jung, an assciate prfessr, said, “What we bserve in this study is the impact that AI has n scial dynamics and sme f the unintended cnsequences that culd result frm integrating AI in scial cntexts. This suggests that whever cntrls the algrithm （算法）may have influence n peple’s interactins, language and insights int each ther.”
46. Which f the fllwing statements des Jess Hhenstein agree with?
A. AI always expresses in ways yu expect.
B. Algrithm will never influence peple’s insights.
C. Trust can be affected by using AI in cnversatin.
D. Yu will regain yur vice by using AI in cnversatin.
47. Hw d the researchers draw their cnclusin?
A. By analyzing figures. B. By perfrming a survey.
C. By cnducting experiments. D. By making cmparisns.
48. Hw will a persn feel abut suspecting his partner’s using smart replies?
A. Nervus. B. Uncmfrtable.
C. Excited. D. Puzzled.
49. Accrding t the passage, what are the unexpected cnsequences f using text- generating Al?
A. Yur language remains unchanged.
B. It desn’t alter speakers’ insights int each ther.
C. It makes the speaker sund mre negative.
D. Yu are lsing sme f yur persnal style.
50. What is the passage primarily abut?
A. Methds f using AI in cnversatins. B. Efficiency f using AI in cnversatins.
C. Cnvenience f using AI in cnversatins. D. Impacts f using AI in cnversatins.
D
There cmes a pint when a thing becmes t much. It might be at the end f the meal when that final slice f pizza turns yu frm “cmfrtably full” t “ergh,” when the car karake ges frm being huge fun t a thrat- aching chre, r when yu are dead drunk with friends wh have invited yu t d shts.
The fact that humans have unstppable thirst and appetites is nt new wisdm. It’s fund in Ancient Greece and in mst f the wrld’s philsphies tday. But in the Swedish idea f lagm, it has been given fresh life. Lagm means trying t find mderatin rather than cnstantly grasping fr mre, which stands in sharp cntrast t the American culture.
There are tw separate aspects f lagm. The first is a kind f scial awareness that recgnizes that what we d affects ther peple. If yu take three ckies frm the plate, tw ther peple aren’t ging t get ne. The secnd, hwever, is a mental shift that finds cntentment in satisfactin. Many f us have the idea that bigger means better, that a bank balance means status, and that excess means happiness. Lagm, thugh is t enjy the “just right”, appreciating that smetimes less really is mre. After all, talking t a friend ver a cffee is nice. But meeting with ten friends after ten cffees des nt make things better.
S, hw are we t apply lagm t ur lives? I’m sure yur childhd is sprinkled with great hliday memries and brilliant getaways, but chances are that yur fndest, deepest memries were thse spent simply at hme. Yu d nt have t pay lts f mney r travel fr hurs t have fun. A cheaply cked meal and sme ld- wrn pajamas are “just enugh” t have fun.
There are ther ways we can apply lagm, frm hw ften we see ur friends t hw much we buy t living sustainably. But the mst prfund element f lagm is simply t rest and relax when a thing feels gd. Simple pleasures d nt mean simple humans.
51. What can be learned frm Paragraph 1?
A. Appetite is hard t cntrl.
B. Friendship means a lt in ur life.
C. Much time is spent n entertainment.
D. Greed inevitably leads t destructin.
52. What des the American culture advcate based n the text?
A. The rejectin f bare necessities.
B. The prmtin f equal pprtunities.
C. The recgnitin f philsphers’ cntributins.
D. The pursuit f mre wealth.
53. Accrding t the authr, we can apply lagm t ur lives by ________.
A. Jiving life t the fullest by excess
B. spending a marvelus hliday abrad
C. having a hmely meal with ur family
D. ding shpping crazily n a bad day
54. Which f the fllwing is exactly ne separate aspect f lagm?
A. Mental change that ne wh is cntent is happy.
B. Scial awareness that ur behavirs dn’t impact ther peple.
G. Aviding living sustainably and cnsuming excessively.
D. Lng-standing recgnitin that mre is better
55. What culd be a suitable title fr the passage?
A. Wisdm f Lagm: Redefining Philsphy.
B. Swedish Lagm: Mderatin and Happiness.
C. Lagm and Scial Awareness: Sharing and Caring.
D. Understanding Lagm: Heritage f Ancient Greece
第Ⅱ卷（共35分）
写作（共两节，满分35分）
第一节 阅读表达（共5小题；每小题2分，满分10分）
Smetimes when it feels like things are falling apart, they may actually be falling int place. This is exactly the case fr Hlly Smith, 34, frm Surrey, when she lst her jb tw years ag.
At the beginning f 2020, Hlly was wrking as a general manager fr a small independent bakery business in Surrey. She had been there six years and culdn’t believe it when they tld her she had t pack up her bags and leave. Being made redundant came as a huge shck fr her and she panicked abut struggling t pay the bills and finding anther jb during such a difficult time.
Hlly didn’t knw where t turn initially, but she was determined t find a silver lining, s she picked up a paintbrush and began t paint. Hlly painted a prtrait f her parent’s dg, a Spinne Italian named Bailey, and shared the image nline. Straight after, a few friends requested their wn pet paintings and sn her career tk ff.
Hlly named her business Hlly & Murphy, after her special five-year-ld ccker spaniel, Murphy. She is ften at her mst creative when she’s flating n water, tgether with her furry cmpanin in her bat. She cmbines waterclur paints and pencils t bring dgs’ faces t life. A small painting usually takes tw t three days t cmplete. Custmers lve hw she captures their pet’s persnality in great detail. Sme f the mst memrable paintings she has been asked t d are f dgs that have passed away. Her dg prtraits start at £295 and can cst up t £595.
“When it first happened, it felt like the end f the wrld,” Hlly, a current full-time painter and business wner, tld The Mirrr, “but it was the best thing that ever happened t me. And I’m s grateful t have a jb that I lve.”
56. What’s the meaning f the underlined wrd in Paragraph 2?（n mre than 3 wrds）
57. What des Paragraph 3 mainly tell us?（n mre than 15 wrds）
58. What d Hlly’s custmers lve her paintings abut?（n mre than 10 wrds）
59. Hw des Hlly feel abut the big change in life?（n mre than 15 wrds）
60. What have yu learned frm Hlly and her stry?（N mre than 20 wrds）
第二节 书面表达（满分25分）
假定你是谢飞，你参加了学校英文报刊面对高三学生开展的“我的高中生活印记”（The Highlight f My High Schl Life）征稿活动。请你写一篇英文投稿，内容包括：
1. 我高中参加的一次活动（时间地点；活动内容）
2. 感受和收获
注意：
1. 词数100左右
2. 可适当增加细节，以使行文连贯。
The Highlight f My High Schl Life
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