海南省某中學(xué)2024-2025學(xué)年高三年級上冊9月月考英語試題

海南省農(nóng)墾實驗中學(xué)2025屆高三9月月考

英語試卷

分值：150分時間：120分鐘

第一部分聽力（共兩節(jié)，滿分30分）

第一節(jié)（共5小題；每小題1.5分，滿分7.5分）

聽下面5段對話。每段對話后有一個小題，從題中所給的A、B、C三個選項中選出最佳選

項。聽完每段對話后，你都有10秒鐘的時間來回答有關(guān)小題和閱讀下一小題。每段對話僅

讀一遍。

1.Howwillthemangotoworktomorrow?

A.Bytaxi.B.Bycar.C.Bybus.

2.Whatwillthewomando?

A.Washthedishes.B.Tidyuptheroom.C.Takeouttherubbish.

3.Whatdoesthewomanlike?

A.Takingajog.B.Playingfootball.C.Playingbasketball.

4.Whenwillthespeakersmeet?

A.At6:30.B.At6:50.C.At7:00.

5.Howdoesthewomanfeelabouttheman*sbehavior?

A.Angry.B.Excited.C.Worried.

第二節(jié)（共15小題；每小題1.5分，滿分22.5分）

聽下面5段對話或獨白。每段對話或獨白后有幾個小題，從題中所給的A、B、C三個選項

中選出最佳選項。聽每段對話或獨白前，你將有時間閱讀各個小題，每小題5秒鐘聽完后,

各小題將給出5秒鐘的作答時間。每段對話或獨白讀兩遍。

聽第6段材料，回答第6、7題。

6.Whatarethespeakersmainlytalkingabout?

A.Anexperience.B.Auniversity.C.Agift.

7.Howmuchwillthewomansaveifshebuysthreecitypasses?

A.$6.B.$20,C.$54.

聽第7段材料，回答第8至10題。

8.Whatattractsthewomanmostaboutthisjob?

A.Thepay.B.Theposition.C.Theworkinghours.

9.Whatdoesthemansuggestthewomando?

A.Haveatry.B.Changehermind.C.Lookforanewchance.

聽第8段材料，回答第11至13題。

10.Wherearethespeakers?

A.Atasupermarket.B.Inashoestore.C.Inaskatingclub.

11.Whatworriesthewomanaboutthekids?

A.Theirskills.B.Theirsafety.C.Theirfeelings.

12.Whyshouldthekidsbeawayfromthecenterofthelake?

A.Theicethereistoothin.B.They*reshortofexperience.C.Notrainersareonduty

there.

13.Whatdoesthemansuggestthewomandowithherkidsatlast?

A.Keepthemclosetoher.B.Leavethemtothetrainers.C.Letthemlearnbythemselves.

聽第9段材料，回答第14至17題。

14.WhatdoesJenniferdo?

A.Sheisawriter.B.Sheisateacher.C.Sheisareporter.

15.WhoplanstosaildowntheAmazonnext?

A.Alex.B.Jennifer.C.Tony.

16.WhatdoesTony'slistmean?

A.Wheretostudyoncampus.B.Whattodoinhisfreetime.C.Howtotaketravelling

photos.

17.WhichplacedidTonyvisitthreeyearsagowithhisfamily?

A.MountTai.B.BigBen.C.TheEiffelTower.

聽第10段材料，回答第18至20題。

18.WhattemperaturewillAntalyareachinOctober?

A.24degrees.B.25degrees.C.26degrees.

19.Whichoffersastaynearaseasidetown?

A.Simpson.B.ClubMed.C.MarkWarner.

20.Whydoesthespeakergivethetalk?

A.Todescribeaholidayplan.B.Topromoteatraveldestination.C.Todiscussthe

climatechanges.

第二部分閱讀（共兩節(jié)，滿分42.5分）

第一節(jié)（共15小題；每小題2.5分，滿分37.5分）

閱讀下列短文，從每題所給的A、B、C、D四個選項中選出最佳選項。

A

Youprobablyconsidercalorie（卡路里）burningwithtraining.Youcangetgreatcalorie

burningeffectswiththefollowingexercises.

Running

Runningisoneofthebestcalorieburnersoutthere.Anaveragepersoncanbumanywhere

from500to1,000caloriesinonehourofrunning.Speedandpaceareallfactorsthatcanaffect

calorieburning.Butrunninguseseverymusclegroupinthebody,allowingyoutobummore

calories.

HighIntensityInterval（高強度間歇運動）Training（HUT）

Ifyouwantintensity,HIITisrightforyou.Thisphysicalexerciseinvolvesworkinghardin

intervals,thenresting.Becauseyourheartratewillstayatahighlevel,you'llburnmorecalories

inlesstime.Onaverage,apersonwillbum400to600caloriesin30minutes.

Jumpingrope

Thischildhoodactivitycanactuallydowondersforyourhealth.Jumpingropeisgreatfor

strengtheningthelowerandupperbodywhiletrainingyourbalanceandcoordination（協(xié)調(diào)能力），

becauseyourmindhastoworkwhileyoujump.Jumpingropecanbum600to1,000caloriesinan

hour.

Swimming

Swimmingisalow-intensityformofexercisethatalsousesmusclegroupsofyourbody.In

just30minutesofswimming,anaveragepersoncanbum200to300calories.Swimmingalso

helpstoshapebody,controlbloodpressure,andincreasestrength一allgreatreasonsforyouto

jumpintothewater.

21.Whichkindofexercisebumsthemostcaloriesinanhour?

A.Running.B.Swimming.C.Jumpingrope.D.HighIntensityInterval

Training.

22.Whomayalsobeinterestedinthethirdexercise?

A.Thosewhowanttotraintheirmind.B.Thosewhowanttohavegoodbalance.

C.Thosewhowanttocontrolbloodpressure.D.Thosewhowanttodolow-intensity

activities.

23.Whatisthepurposeofthetext?

A.Toencouragepeopletocompeteinsports.B.Toteachpeoplehowtodoexercise.

C.Toprovidewaystobumcalories.D.Topromoteahealthylifestyle.

B

L汰eanyotherchildgrowingup,NicoleLaMontwasanoutgoing,adventurousand

free-spiritedchildwiththedreamofbecomingascientist."Mychildhoodwasfilledwith

imaginationofadventureandcuriosity,nNicolesaid.Sheexperiencedanormalchildhood,but

whenshewas12yearsold,aterribleillnessledhertoloseherhearinginbothears.

"MyworldwasturnedupsidedownJsaidNicole.nIwentfrombeingatalkative,joyous

childtobeingquietanddepressed."However,shecametorealizeshehadtofightwhenitwas

determinedthatherhearingwouldnotreturn.Withherfamily'shelp,Nicolebegantolearn

AmericanSignLanguage（ASL）.

Ayearlater,shereceivedanoperationwhereshewasimplanted（植入）ahearingdevice,

whichbroughtbacksomelighttoherlifeandshealsolearnedhowtoadapttothenewlife.It

wasn'tuntilsheattendedGallaudet,aschoolforthedeaf,thatshefullydevotedherselftoASL

andthedeafcommunity."BecomingfluentinASLandhavingtotalcommunicationallowedmeto

feelasenseofacceptanceagain/saidNicole.nIfoundmyconfidenceand'visual（視覺的）

voice*intheperformingarts.”

Itwasthenthatshemadeherfirstrequest,demandingsubtitles（字幕）formovietheatresin

Alabama.Aftermuchstruggle,Nicole'seffortsprovedsuccessful,andtodaynearlyallmovie

theatresinMontgomeryandBirminghamoffersubtitlesforthedeafAftergraduatingfrom

GallaudetUniversity,Nicolecontinuedtousehernewfoundnvisualvoicenthroughtakingpartin

severalactivities,becomingMissBlackDeafD.C.nBydoingthis,Iwanttoshowthatdeafpeople

canachievemuch.Ifsveryimportanttoeducateandsupporthearingfamiliesthatstrugglewith

makingthebestdecisionsfortheirdeafchildren'seducation."saidNicole.

24.WhichofthefollowingbestdescribesNicole'schildhood?

A.Fruitful.B.ColorfulC.LonelyD.Poor.

25.WhatdidNicolegetaftershemasteredASL?

A.Asenseofbelonging.B.Ahearingdevice.

C.Achanceofgoingtocollege.D.Atotallynewtreatment.

26.Whatcanweknowfromthelastparagraph?

A.NicolecalledonallUScinemastooffersubtitles.

B.Nicolewasgoingtodonateherinvention-visualvoice.

C.Nicolewasdeterminedtotrainmoredeafkidstogotoschool.

D.Nicolehopedtopromotedeafeducationinhearingfamilies.

27.Whafsthebesttitleforthetext?

A.MoreSelf-Control,MoreSuccessB.KeepGoing,andYouCanMakeIt

C.IllnessMakesOneMoreConfidentD.HeWhoLaughsLastLaughsLongest

C

Busystreets,loudnoises,andgreybuildingscanmakecitylifeexhaustingandboring.

Findingasolutiontotheseissuesmightbepossiblebyturningtonature,whichcanhelpusfeel

calmandrefreshed.

Addingplantsorcolorfuldesignsmaymakecitiesmoreenjoyabletolivein.However,

growingplantsorcoveringbuildingsinpainttotesttheseapproachesiscostlyandinconvenient.

Moreover,studyingthesephenomenaoutdoorscanbetricky,asmanyfactorscanaffectthefinal

results."Measuringpleasureandmotivationinnaturalsettingsisextremelyhard,"explainedProf.

YvonneDelevoye.HHumanreactionsaresensitivetoenvironmentalchanges,suchasweatheror

traffic.Consequently,weusedvirtualrealitytomeasurereactionstothesefactorsinavirtual

urbanspace/

Thegroupusedvirtualrealitytomakeacitysettingthatfeltreal.Theymadetwoversions:

onewithnoplants,andanotherwithsomegreenplants.Theyalsointroducedcolorfulpatterns

ontoapath.Thentheyinvitedstudentstoparticipateinthestudy.WearingaVRheadsetand

walkingonthespot,thestudentsspenttimeexploringthevirtualenvironment.Tofindoutwhere

thevolunteerswerelookingandforhowlong,eachheadsetincludedaneyetracker.

Theresearchersfoundthatthestudentswalkedmoreslowlywhentherewasgreenplants

presentintheexperiment,andtheirheartrateincreased.Theywouldspendlesstimelookingat

thegroundandmoretimeobservingtheirsurroundings.Theseresultsindicateapleasurable

experience.Brightcolorpatternsalonedidnothavequitethesameupliftingeffectasthegreen

plants,buttheyinspiredinterestandpassionofthestudentsandattractedtheirstarewhile

increasingtheirheartrate.

Virtualrealitymightbeausefulresourceforurbanplanners,allowingthemtoexperiment

withdifferentelementsinavirtualenvironment.Inthefuture,theresearchersaimtoimprovethe

VRexperiencetogetevenbetterandmorepreciseoutcomes.

28.Whatwastheprimaryreasonforusingvirtualrealityinthestudy?

A.Tomeasurereactionswithoutenvironmentalinfluence.

B.Toprovethesuperiorityoftechnologyovernature.

C.Todemonstratetheinconvenienceofurbanlife.

D.Tocreateanentertaininggameforstudents.

29.Howdidtheparticipantsinteractwiththevirtualenvironmentinthestudy?

A.Bywalkingaroundarealcity.B.Bywearingaheadsetandwalkingonsite.

C.Bymakinguseofaneyetracker.D.Byobservingthroughascreenwithoutmoving.

30.Whatdoestheunderlinedword"uplifting”mostprobablymean?

A.Interesting.B.Limiting.C.Powerful.D.Cheerful.

31.Whatpotentialbenefitofvirtualrealityismentionedforurbanplanning?

A.Helpingcitiesavoidusingrealplantsinurbanspace.

B.Predictingfutureurbanchallengeswithpreciseresults.

C.Reducingthecostsofurbandevelopmentsignificantly.

D.Providingaplatformfortestingvariousurbanelements.

D

Accordingtoreports,three-quartersofallcropsaroundtheworlddependonpollinating（授

粉的）insectslikebeesandbutterflies.Bypollinating,pollinators（傳粉者）enabletheproduction

ofseeds.Withoutthem,cropfarmingcanbecomeextremelydifficultorcostlythreateningfood

suppliesandpricesglobally.

Researchhasshownarapidandconsistentdeclineinpollinatorpopulations.Average

butterflypopulationshavealmosthalvedsince1991andbeepopulationsinparticularfaceasharp

decline.Giventheworld'sgrowingdependenceontheseinsects,wecanonlyexpecttheproblem

toworsenifnoactionistaken.

Muchhasbeenwrittenabouthowintensivefarmingpracticestheuseofchemicalpesticides

andpollutionarethreateningthesurvivalofthesehelpfulinsects.Toaddtothealreadycritical

situation,globalwarmingiscontributingsignificantlytotherapiddisappearanceofpollinators.

Climatechangeisamajorthreattopollinators,withrisingtemperaturesandincreasing

frequencyandintensityofextremeweathereventsaffectingthefoodsourcesandhabitats,on

whichpollinatorsdependfortheirsurvival.

Climatechangealsochangesthetimingandavailabilityofloweringplants,leadingto

mismatchesbetweenpollinatorsandtheirfoodsources.Astudyhasfoundthatclimatechangehas

shiftedplants*bloomingtoearliertimesandcausedcertainplantstomovetohigherareas,

resultinginadeclineinpollination.

Anotherstudyhasfoundthatclimatechangecouldleadtoadeclineinthequalityofnectar

（花W）,whichisthemainfoodsourceformanypollinators.Astemperaturesrise,thesugarcontent

ofnectardecreases,makingitlessnutritiousforpollinators.Thisleadstoadeclineinthehealth

andreproductivesuccessofpollinators,aswellasadeclineinthepollinationofplants.

Needlesstosay,cuttingglobalemissionsiskey.Ifsessentialthatwecontinuetoadvocate

foremissionreductions.Fromcountry-leveltoindividualbusinesses,moreconcreteroadmapsto

netzeroareamust.

Wemustatleastminimize,ifnotprevent,theusageofpesticides（殺蟲齊J）,sincethese

chemicalsareharmfultopollinatorsandcanhaveafar-reachingeffectonpollinationasawhole.

32.Whatdoesparagraph1trytoshow?

A.Theinfluenceofcropcrises.B.Theimportanceofpollinators.

C.Theseriouschallengesfacedbyhumans.D.Theincreasingdifficultyofcropproduction.

33.Howdoestheauthorsoundinparagraph2?

A.Curious.B.Suspicious.C.Humorous.D.Anxious.

34.Whatdoparagraphs3-4mainlytalkabout?

A.Howclimatechangehasaffectedpollinators.B.Causesofthedeclineinpollinator

populations.

C.Theimportanceofpollinatorstotheecosystem.D.Whychemicalpesticidesareharmfulto

pollinators.

35.Whatisasuggestionforhelpingpollinators?

A.Startingkeepingbees.B.Reducingpesticideuse.

C.Increasingtheamountofnectar.D.Buildingmorehabitatsforpollinators.

第二節(jié)（共5小題；每小題2.5分，滿分12?5分）

根據(jù)短文內(nèi)容，從短文后的選項中選出能填入空白處的最佳選項。選項中有兩項為多余選項。

FiveWaystoBeHealthyonaBudget

?Gotobedanhourearlier.

Lightingandelectronics,includingTVs,laptopsandcomputers,accountforaround30per

centofyourelectricityusage.Soit'sobviousthatgoingtobedearliercouldsaveyoumoney.

Gettingadequatesleepmakesyoulessstressedandputsyouinabettermood,aswellas

improvingyourimmunesystemandhelpingtoprotectyoufromheartdisease,diabetes（糖尿?。?/p>

anddementia.36

?Getfitonthecheap.

There'snoneedforanexpensivegymmembershiporclasses,orcostlykit:theinternetisa

richresourceforvideosonactivitiesasvariedasyoga,highintensityorlow-impactworkouts,or

dance.37Beingoutdoorsinnatureisalsogoodforyourmentalhealth.

?Abandonthecarforshortjourneys.

Forlocalthingsormeetingpeople,walkorcycle.Thiswillsavemoneyonfuel,plushelp

preventyoufrombeingtoosedentary（久坐的）.38Besides,itislinkedwithconditionslike

heartdiseaseandType2diabetes.

?39

Meatisexpensive,sosubstituteother,cheaperformsofproteinacoupleoftimesaweek.

Eggs,cannedfishanddriedbeansareinexpensiveandnutritious.Buycheaperfrozenorcanned

vegetablesinsteadoffresh一they*reusuallyjustasgoodforyou.Skiphighlyprocessedfoods,

frombiscuitstoreadymeals,astheseareoftenhighinfatandsalt,andchoosesimple,fresh

ingredientsyoucancookyourself.

?Turntheheatingdownalittlebit.

Wedon'twantanyonetobelivinginacoldhome,butmanyofusstillkeepourheaterhigher

thannecessary.40AccordingtotheWorldHealthOrganisation,18℃istheideal

temperatureforhealthy,adequatelydressedpeople.

A.Makesmartfoodchanges.

B.Keepahealthyandbalanceddiet.

C.Inactivityhasbeencalledthe"silentkiller**.

D.Ifyouwanttogetmorefreshair,thenchoosetowalkorrun.

E.Itisadvisedthatweshouldtakeexerciseforanhoureveryday.

F.Aroomthafstoohotcancauseskinproblems,dryeyesandheadaches.

G.Researchhasevenshownthatpeoplewhogotobedlatergainmoreweight.

第三部分語言運用（共兩節(jié)，滿分30分）

第一節(jié)（共15小題；每小題1分，滿分15分）

閱讀下面短文，從每題所給的A、B、C、D四個選項中選出可以填入空白處的最佳選項。

IthoughtmylifewasoverwhenIfoundIwasinanairlesshospitalroomandmyspine（脊木主）

wasbrokenaftera（n）41.1couldn'tbelieveIwouldn'tbecomeafamous42andtookit

outonthosearoundme.

Afterfourmonths,Ilearnedhow43itwastogetaroundinawheelchairbutIwastoo_

44toaskforhelp.ButIgraduallyrealizeditwouldkeepmeawayfrompeopleandexperiences

I45.Sowhenmyhighschoolcoach,Bob,askedmetocoachthegirls*volleyballteam,I_

46.Alsoencouragedbyhim,Icompetedinwheelchairsports,47nineteeninternational

wheelchairmarathonsand48forCanadainthe1984Olympics.

ShortlyaftertheOlympics,I49.dislocatingmyshoulders.Thatinjurywasawake-up

call,andItriedto50mylifewithoutbeinganathlete.IknewIwantedtotravelanddo

something51.SotheManinMotionTour,aimingtoraiseawarenessofthepotentialof

peoplewith52,wasbom.Itwasabig53.Wehadhopedtoraise$1million.Butthe

totalwasa(n)54.$24million,providedtospinalcord(脊髓)injuryresearchandwheelchair

sportsprograms.Lookingback,Irealizethataccidentbeganajourneytoaccomplishments

beyondmydream.Mylifewas55over...ithadactuallyjustbegun.

41.A.flightB.accidentC.defeatD.adventure

42.A.professorB.consultantC.operatorD.athlete

43.A.hardB.commonC.unnecessaryD.flexible

44.A.frightenedB.considerateC?proudD.intelligent

45.A.fearedB.followedC.encounteredD.loved

46.A.quitB..believedC.acceptedD.hesitated

47.A.promotingB.winningC.watchingD.organizing

48.A.cheeringB.competingC.strugglingD.training

49.A.crashedB.recoveredC.appearedD.moved

50.A.emptyB.shareC.pictureD.celebrate

51.A.similarB.urgentC.traditionalD.meaningful

52.A.disabilitiesB.dreamsC.ranksD.mistakes

53.A.concernB.successC.connectionD.challenge

54.A.normalB.strangeC.importantD.amazing

55.A.farfromB.allbutC.atmostE).infact

第二節(jié)(共10小題；每小題1.5分，滿分15分)

閱讀下面短文，在空白處填入1個適當(dāng)?shù)膯卧~或括號內(nèi)單詞的正確形式。

Mid-AutumnFestivalhasahistoryofover3,000yearsandis56secondmost

importanttraditionalfestivalinChinaaftertheChineseNewYear.Itfalls57the15thday

ofthe8thmonthintheChineselunarcalendar.TheMid-AutumnFestivalisabigdayforChinese

people,whowillgobackhomeandhavedinnerwiththeirfamilies.Afterthedinner,peoplewill

gooutdoors58(admire)thefullmoononthenightoftheMid-AutumnFestival.For

Chinese,thefullmoon,59remindspeopleoftheirhometownsandlovedones,isthe

symbolofafamilyreunion.Ofcourse,themooncakeisamust-eatfoodattheMid-Autumn

Festival.Thecakes,60(typical)round,symbolizingthefullmoon,61(present)as

giftstorelativesandfriends.

TherearequiteafewstoriesassociatedwiththeMid-AutumnFestival,andthemostpopular

62(be)thelegendoftheChang*eandJadeRabbit.Inancienttimes,Chineseemperorsusedto

offersacrificestothefullmoonfortheharvests.PoetswouldadmirethemoonattheMid-Autumn

Festival,expressingtheir63(thought)andfeelings.

TheMid-AutumnFestivalisthebesttimetovisitChina.Theweatherisidealtospendtime

outdoorsandenjoythesightofthegoldenautumn.ThecustomsoftheMid-AutumnFestival_

64（different）acrossChina.WhynotstartyourtourinChinaby65（explore）themystery

oftheMid-AutumnFestival?

第四部分寫作（共兩節(jié)，滿分40分）

第一節(jié)（滿分15分）

假定你是高中生李華。你的筆友Jack熱愛中國傳統(tǒng)文化，最近打算來中國