玉溪2025届高三毕业班第三次质量检测英语试题

1、—Douglas is having to miss the school concert because he’s ill.

—Oh,   ________! He has been expecting it so much.

A．far from it

B．that’s a shame

C．never mind

D．I didn’t get it.

2、In Canada, I could get lots of information outside in the Student Activity, ________ impressed me most.

A．where

B．that

C．which

D．when

3、When I got home I saw a message pinned to the door ____ “Sorry to miss you, will

call you later.”

A.read B.reading C.reads D.to read

4、It’s high time that we students ________ even harder at our lessons as the College Entrance Examination is

coming nearer.

 A. work B. will work  

 C. worked   D. have to work

5、Not until he went through real hardship _________ the love we have for our families is important.

A. had he realized   B. did he realized   C. he realized   D. he had realized

6、The spacecraft________ well and communication with ground control is normal, according to the China National Space Administration(CNSA).

A．is performing

B．is performed

C．will be performed

D．has been performed

7、Some people believe that with joint efforts we can ________ all the diseases from the world and life expectancy will become limitless.

A.execute B.exaggerate C.erect D.eradicate

8、There was a long wait at the reception desk, ______ everyone was checking in.

A．why

B．which

C．whom

D．where

9、A person may often ______ the different stages(人生阶段)of sadness, shock, anger, and so on.

A. get through   B. go through

C. get over   D. go over

10、On receiving a phone call from his wife ____she had a fall, Mr Gordon immediately rushed home from office.

A. says   B. said

C. saying   D. to say

11、He began to receive urgent requests from poor countries ________ population growth was more than the food supply could feed.

A．which

B．that

C．those

D．where

12、 --- Have you heard that Tom was given a good beating by his father last night?

--- He ________ it. He was making trouble everywhere all the time.

A. made B. got C. deserved   D. gained

13、It is unbelievable that Mr. Smith leads quite a simple life ______ his great wealth.

A．without

B．in

C．from

D．despite

14、Beijing’s new international airport ________ into use in 2019, according to the spokesperson.

A. was put   B. will put   C. has put     D. will be put

15、China understands the situation and needs of underdeveloped countries on the issue of climate change and urges developed countries to support them ______ technology and finance.

A. in terms of     B. in spite of

C. owing      D. regardless of

16、The place ________ you are going to visit is the ruins of a palace.

A．in which

B．at which

C．where

D．which

17、—Let’s go to the cinema this Sunday morning.

—I’d love to, but I ________ as a volunteer in my community then.

A．will work

B．will be working

C．have worked

D．work

18、I had no idea that one simple comment would ___________ such a huge argument.

A.set aside B.set down C.set out D.set off

19、It had the dusty smell of an apartment ________ windows were rarely opened.

A. that   B. which

C. where   D. whose

20、Although going to Wuhan meant________himself in danger, he said he had never regretted _________such a decision.

A.to put; to make B.putting; to make C.to put; making D.putting; making

21、   It doesn’t matter when or how much a person sleeps, but everyone needs some rest to stay alive. That’s what all doctors thought, until they heard about Al Herpin. Al Herpin, it was said, never slept. Could this be true ? The doctors decided to see this strange man themselves.

Al Herpin was 90 years old when the doctors came to his home in New Jersey. They thought for sure that he got some sleep of some kind. So they stayed with him and watched every movement he made. But they were surprised. Though they watched him hour after hour and day after day. They never saw Herpin sleeping. In fact, he did not even own a bed. He never needed one.

The only rest that Herpin sometimes got was sitting in a comfortable chair and reading newspapers. The doctors were puzzled by this strange continuous sleeplessness. They found only one answer that might explain his condition. Herpin remembered some talk about his mother having been injured several days before he was born. But that was all. Was this the real reason ? No one could be sure. Herpin died at the age of 94.

【1】The main idea of this passage is that _______.

A.large numbers of people do not need sleep

B.a person was found who actually didn’t need any sleep

C.everyone needs some sleep to stay alive

D.people can live longer by trying not to sleep

【2】After watching him closely, the doctors came to believe that Al Herpin _______.

A.was too old to need any sleep B.often slept in a chair

C.needed no sleep at all D.needed some kind of sleep

【3】One reason that might explain Herpin’s sleeplessness was _______.

A.that he hadn’t got a bed

B.that he had gradually got tired of the sleeping habit

C.his mother’s injury before he was born

D.his magnificent physical condition

22、   More and more parents are worrying about their daughters who have become overweight. Girls who think they aren’t popular at school are at higher risk for weight gain, according to a new study. It’s long been known that being overweight can lead to social exclusion for teens, but researchers at Harvard University discovered: whether a student’s opinions of her social position played a role in her weight.

To find out, the researchers measured the body weight of nearly 4,500 girls aged 12 to 18. Two years later, the researchers found all of the girls had gained weight—no surprise, since they were all growing. But girls who thought they were less popular at school were at a 70 percent higher risk of gaining extra weight.

The researchers considered something else besides the collected information, including whether a child was overweight at the start of the study, family income, a mother’s weight, diet, television viewing habits and some other things that can affect childhood weight gain. But the opinions of girl’s popularity are more likely to affect the girls, weight.

Experts suggested that parents concerned about a girl’s weight should look not only at eating habits but also at their child's social network, encouraging relationships with friends and joining in group activities. Meanwhile schools should also organize more programs to help girls build social skills, they added.

【1】Which kind of girls is less likely to gain extra weight?

A.Those who like watching TV for a long time per day.

B.Those whose parents show no sign of being overweight.

C.Those who are self-centered and not optimistic.

D.Those who enjoy meals rich in high oil and fat.

【2】What can parents do in controlling their teenage girls’ weight?

A.They encourage their kids to study hard.

B.They ask their daughters to cat whatever they want.

C.They record the body weight measurements of their own kids.

D.They make their kids communicate more with others.

【3】What can be concluded from this passage?

A.A rising number of teenager girls are becoming overweight.

B.Some schools have already organized various activities for teenage girls.

C.Girls aged 17 are certainly heavier than those aged 14.

D.The researchers reached the final discovery only by studying the collected information.

【4】How is the text organized?

A.topic—argument—description—conclusion

B.opinion—supporting examples—conclusion—advice

C.opinion—supporting examples—solution—advice

D.topic—argument—conclusion—solution

23、Java’s Cafe is a fundamental extension of the Rochester experience, opening its arms to comfort coffee, tea, and dessert lovers alike. For the typical UR students, the Java’s on Gibbs St. has become a place of solace during stressful testing times, and on more heartwarming occasions, a social hub.

Slowly approaching its thirties, Java’s has enjoyed a good reputation in its local. In 1978, Java Joe created a coffee farm in Hawaii. With great dedication to his craft, the great master of coffee beans made his way to Rochester then. In 1992, Joe decided to start selling coffee at the Public Market and opened up a store on Gibbs St. with the help of Michael Calabrese. This location, next to the Eastman School of Music, is the first of many shops Java Joe opened. As a lover of the blues, Joe enthusiastically decorated this flagship store with artistic and musical influence.

After Gibbs location, Joe planted Java Joe’s where he was first starting out—in the Public Market. Later, Java Joe’s moved to a nearby building, and received a name change—Java’s at the Market Coffee Roasters. This building served as a place where those who visited would often catch a glimpse of Joe skillfully roasting his coffee beans in the dancing flames and cultivating his drinks with care. However, in 1997 he licensed “Java Joe’s” to Calabrese, who then renamed the Gibbs Cafe to what we know today—Java’s Café.

Joe remained in the Public Market location until he was diagnosed with a brain tumor. Joe died of lung cancer at 68. The influence he had poured into his business is well-known and highly regarded. He has won many awards in his life.

The next time you head down to Gibbs St. for your morning cup, keep in mind the extraordinary story of how that cup came to be, all thanks to Java Joe.

【1】What does the underlined word “solace” in paragraph 1 probably mean?

A．Tension.

B．Anxiety.

C．Safety.

D．Relief.

【2】What is true about Java’s Café on Gibbs St.?

A．The name of the shop keeps unchanged up to now.

B．It was popular with the locals and students as well.

C．Java Joe had the ownership of the shop in 1997.

D．It is the flagship store and has won several awards.

【3】What is special about Java’s at the Market Coffee Roasters?

A．Joe’s specially-made coffee beans.

B．Its super-quality coffee and service.

C．Joe’s demonstration of coffee-making skills.

D．Its attraction to the music school students.

【4】What is the text mainly about?

A．The popularity of Java’s Cafe.

B．The development of the coffee industry.

C．The contribution Joe made to Rochester.

D．The founder and development of Java’s Cafe.

24、Jo Land, a 53-year-old teacher, was horrified when she realised how much her son’s school uniform was going to cost. She started thinking: “If it was this expensive for us, how on Earth must families with more children cope? And that’s not taking into account the cost of living. Food, fuel and energy prices are going up for everyone. It seems wrong if it prevents some children from attending school. ”

Therefore, Land bought a new plastic dustbin and put it outside her house, with a sign reading, “School uniform drop-off”. She set up an online group called School Uniform Swap and asked people to donate good-quality used uniforms for free. The operation started to grow almost immediately. People drive up and drop the clothing in her bin. Land sorts through it, keeps it and posts details about donations on her group. Recipients can come and collect at their leisure. She even drops clothes at the homes of people without cars.

“Every child going to school deserves to feel smart and proud. We don’t want children to go to school feeling negative, because that affects their learning. ”Land says. There is also a beneficial impact on the environment—the project stops good-quality uniforms ending up as landfill. Land has noticed that people rarely take without also giving: “Sometimes people leave flowers on the bin, or they drop off some outgrown clothes as well, even if it’s just a polo shirt or a few jumpers.” She says she has never received soiled uniform: “Everything is always really clean.”

Parents send messages to express their thanks, saying she is doing a wonderful thing and talking about how hard things are at the moment. Land also receives so many messages from people who are absolutely desperate, because they cannot afford uniforms for their children. She is thinking about all the people in her community who will struggle this winter. Her determination to ensure children can access the uniforms they deserve grows ever stronger.

【1】What inspired Land to launch the donation of school uniforms?

A．The school’s request.

B．The environmental needs.

C．The price of school uniforms.

D．The students’ personal tastes.

【2】What can we know about the used uniforms?

A．They are of high quality.

B．People mainly swap them online.

C．They are sold at low cost.

D．People have to drive to get them.

【3】Which of the following can best describe Land?

A．Curious and diligent.

B．Considerate and cautious.

C．Inspiring and courageous.

D．Responsible and determined.

【4】What is the best title of the text?

A．Uniform exchange to protect nature.

B．Uniform swap to help the disadvantaged.

C．Recycling school uniforms becoming popular

D．Low-income families struggling for uniforms.

25、I had seen my “old” friend working at our local Wal-Mart for several months. She always stopped to say hi, then________off saying she had to get back to work.

Through our brief conversations, I discovered she had been down a pretty________road but somehow had remained a positive and cheerful________to life. She was living in an apartment building, which was________ for alcohol and drug problems, but that was all ________ she could afford. A few weeks later there was a fire at the apartment and all residents had to move. As she _______ said, it could be worse but ended with a positive point about her ________.

I felt a pull in my heart to do something to help, because I had been in her ________ once or twice but my life had taken a turn for the ________.

One day I had a few Christmas ________ in my car from work. I pulled one out and  ________ it to her. I placed a gift of cash inside the card— more cash than I had ever given anyone but the ________ in my heart said, “Yes! Do it!” When my friend ________, I said, “Here is a card for you,” and we hugged. She opened it and tears came to her eyes.

Seeing her happiness, I ________ figured out how I was ________ to help her. What she did next made me know I had done the right thing. She phoned me ________ to thank me again and said, “It was too much, so I ________ it with two other women at work who were not going to have Christmas gifts ________ their children either. I hope you don’t ________.”

My heart was filled with ________ knowing I had done something that was passed on right where it was meant to go.

【1】A. turned   B. gave   C. hurried   D. put

【2】A. rough   B. direct   C. broad   D. shallow

【3】A. opinion   B. view   C. attitude   D. thought

【4】A. designed   B. known   C. punished   D. praised

【5】A. what   B. that   C. which   D. how

【6】A. never   B. seldom   C. almost   D. always

【7】A. position   B. business   C. dream   D. situation

【8】A. boat   B. shoes   C. coats   D. house

【9】A. better   B. farther   C. richer   D. healthier

【10】A. presents   B. cards   C. boxes   D. letters

【11】A. explained   B. transported   C. addressed   D. lent

【12】A. power   B. desire   C. dream   D. pull

【13】A. stood out   B. showed up   C. broke in   D. came across

【14】A. frequently   B. constantly   C. finally   D. generally

【15】A. supposed   B. forced   C. intended   D. permitted

【16】A. later   B. yet   C. ever   D. only

【17】A. rewarded   B. donated   C. delivered   D. shared

【18】A. in   B. to   C. for   D. with

【19】A. regret   B. mind   C. refuse   D. forgive

【20】A. sorrow   B. anger   C. honor   D. joy

26、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。

It seems that friendship can also exist between dogs and horses. I’ve witnessed one inspiring case.

One morning, I went outside to feed our horse Bullet. Usually, Bullet waits eagerly at the fence for his breakfast. But this morning he stayed near a tree in the pasture’s center. As he began joyfully walking toward me, I noticed a dog lying in the tall grass beneath the tree. So this was what held Bullet’s attention this morning: a homeless dog. Most of the homeless dogs shied away from our large Bullet, but this one seemed to feel safe in the shelter of the tall grass regardless of Bullet. I placed alfalfa cubes inside the fence. After Bullet ate them, I’d give him some cookies he loved most.

I walked back to my porch and sat down. As Bullet ate alfalfa, the dog stood up cautiously, stared at Bullet for long and then slowly walked toward Bullet. The dog often paused and looked at me to ensure I wasn’t a threat. As the dog drew closer to Bullet, I held my breath. I didn’t know how Bullet would react to an animal that approached while he was eating. Knowing a horse’s kick can kill a dog, I decided to scare the dog away. Just then Bullet swung his head and looked at the dog. Not minding it, he ate his food again.

The dog drew close enough to take an alfalfa cube. My heart broke as I watched the dog — a female — chewing on the alfalfa. She had to be extremely hungry to attempt to eat horse feed. I went inside the house, carried some meat and walked toward the fence. The dog soon ran to the safety of the tall grass near the tree. I put the meat down outside the fence and went back inside the house. She’d probably come for the meat when I was out of sight.

Minutes later, I realized I hadn’t yet given Bullet his cookies. I took some and went back outside. Amazingly, Bullet was lying down in the grass beneath the tree with the dog next to him. I smiled at the warm scene they created.

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Knowing I carried his treat, Bullet got up quickly and ran to me.

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But Bullet didn’t care as the dog jumped forward and took a cookie.

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