2025年高考英语真题试卷(辽宁卷)

1、The article in The Times gives us a real ______ into the causes of the present economic crisis.

A. enquiry B. admission

C. insight D. division

2、The bus driver carefully stopped the bus to ________ the passengers.

A. take up B. pick up

C. pick out D. take off

3、I wish I _____him the news yestaday.

A. had not told   B. did not tell

C. was not told   D. have not told

4、Successful and unique people always determine who they are________ common people always change their faith.

A．until

B．before

C．although

D．while

5、Harry is feeling uncomfortable. He _______ too much at the party last night.

A. could drink B. should drink

C. would have drunk D. must have drunk

6、Frank went back home, to study much harder than before.

A．with his mind making up

B．his mind making up

C．with his mind made up

D．his mind being made up

7、Just like a voyage at sea, our life journey, _____ days are limited, is full of difficulties as well as opportunities

A．whose   B．that C．which   D．what

8、You are hardworking and surely most of you _____ a college admission notice by the end of September this year．

A． will receive   B． will be receiving

C． will be received   D． will have received

9、Most museums in the world keep things from the past _____ people should know about.

A.what B.as C.that D.when

10、It's hard to ________ his ability when we haven't seen his work.

A．maintain

B．measure

C．memorize

D．march

11、---Your suit ________! Why?

---I got ________in the rain.

A．has ruined; stuck

B．had ruined; being stuck

C．has been ruined; stuck

D．had been ruined; being stuck

12、I am saving money on a regular________ with the aim of buying a house of my own.

A.behalf B.board C.bottom D.basis

13、He usually ________ one hour on his homework.

A. spends   B. costs

C. takes   D. pays

14、They seemed not to be __________ of what was happening around.

A. known   B. clear   C. anxious   D. aware

15、________ the lack of scientific evidence for link between color and suit physics, lots of research showed that color could affect performance from a purely psychological standpoint.

A．As a consequence of

B．Because of

C．In addition to

D．In spite of

16、Most green vegetables, ________ for too long, will lose nutrition.

A.if to be cooked B.if cooked C.if cooking D.if being cooked

17、He did not regret ________ what he did but felt that he could have expressed it differently.

A．to say

B．to saying

C．say

D．saying

18、Jeff’s business was originally   in size, but in the last few years he has expanded it by opening scores of chain stores across America.

A. desperate   B. concrete

C. modest   D. absolute

19、—I'm Daisy, not Jessie.

—Sorry, I have difficulty_________people's names.

A．remembering

B．remember

C．to remember

D．remembered

20、Only when one loses something valuable _______ its value.

A．he can know

B．he knew

C．can he know

D．did he know

21、There’s a lot of anxiety around how young people, particularly teenagers, use the Internet but new research by Talk Talk suggests some of these fears may be overblown.

In a recent study, 2,000 young people aged 13—16 and the parents of the same teenagers, were interviewed about their attitudes to technology and loneliness.

The teens were mainly optimistic about technology and its uses. 51 percent said that during times when they felt lonely, tech provided a solution to their loneliness, enabling them to make new friends, receive support and advice, as well as allowing them to read positive comments online. However, social media was considered as cause for feeling lonely by 12 percent of teens, who said they felt lonely because they didn’t have many friends on social media.

When it comes to the parents, on the other hand there is an education gap between worrying about the Internet, and knowing what to do about it. For example, 70 percent of parents worry about their teens using the Internet, and knowing what to do about it. For example, 70 percent of parents worry about their teens using the Internet, but 65 percent said they did not limit the hours their teen spends using social media and tech, and 70 percent reported they don’t use parent protection controls and software. Around 37 percent said they feel ill-equipped or unsure about how to manage their teens online.

It seems like when it comes to the Internet, the main problem is with the parents not understanding what they’re doing. Research by Oxford University academics found there was little evidence linking screen time to mental health problems in teenagers. The study used a mixture of self-reporting techniques as well as time-use diaries.

We’re still learning about how things like social media affect our health and well being, but at least this research shows that the Generation Z (those born between 1996-2010) may have more of a hold on tech and its effects than their parents do.

【1】What did the research by Talk Talk find?

A．More teens think tech helps rid loneliness.

B．Most parents limit their children’s use of the Internet.

C．Social media is destroying the parent-child relationship.

D．Teens prefer to communicate with their net friends rather than their parents.

【2】How did most parents respond to their teens’ tech use?

A．They reported it to teachers.

B．They had no idea how to solve it.

C．They felt unsure if it was really worrying.

D．They began to control their teens screen time.

【3】What is implied in the last paragraph?

A．Less social media, better health.

B．Social media is the main cause of loneliness.

C．Social media shouldn’t be allowed in high schools.

D．Don’t worry too much about teenagers’ use of tech.

【4】The author develops the text mainly by ______.

A．giving typical examples.

B．providing research results.

C．stating different arguments.

D．presenting a cause and its effects.

22、I got this strange idea in my eight grade: to run for the president of the student Union. It is not a surprising decision for most outgoing, popular people. But I was neither. In fact I tended to daydream, read books that were not on the required list, and sit at the far corner of the cafeteria with the only two friends I had, Denise and Janice.

However, Claire, my enemy, motivated me to sign up to run against her. Denise decided we should form a group of advisors to get me elected. We met every day, right after school,reviewing every student. We tried to figure out why our schoolmates might want to vote, in their own interests for me or(more likely) against Claire.

We created cascades, a term we learned from Denise’s sister. In other words, we looked for students who were most likely to influence a group of other students. Those are the people that one of us approached first. My narrow victory was a surprise to many including, frankly, the three of us.

That’s how I got my first taste of the power of the so-called Collective Intelligence and it turned out to be the best method of succeeding in various work.

When a group commits to supporting each other by meeting regularly and obeying the negotiated rules, remarkable things happen. We tend to bring to bring the the the best out other, as thousands have learned around the world. When individuals become tight-knit teams, we become happier and higher-performing with and for each other. It is never too late for us to start our own advising group of no more than seven members around a strong sweet spot of common interest—which will help us achieve something different and more meaningful over the years.

【1】What can we know about the author according to the first paragraph?

A．She has a lot of friends.

B．She loves reading.

C．She enjoys public debating.

D．She is very realistic.

【2】Which of the following best explains the underlined word “cascades” in paragraph 3?

A．Boards of advisors

B．Committees of teachers.

C．Teams of important schoolmates.

D．Groups of devoted friends.

【3】In the last paragraph, the author intends to encourage readers to_________.

A．commit to supporting others

B．meet friends as regularly as possible

C．do something different and meaningful

D．make best use of collective intelligence

【4】What can be a suitable for the text?

A．A Sure Path to Great Success

B．A Secret to Win the Election

C．Clever Ways to Defeat Your Enemies

D．Effective Methods of Making Friends

23、The Northumberland coast may, not be Britain’s best-known seaside destination, but it has an attractive and interesting nature. This is a really special landscape.

The information below is meant to assist you book a place to put up while hiking along the coast.

Shoreside Huts, Alnmouth

Artistically designed camping huts（小屋）overlook the beach. Each hut has a wood, burner, super-comfortable double bed, small kitchen and toilet. Prices from £80 per hut.

0166 5830554; alnmouthhuts. com

Bamburgh Castle Inn, Seahouses

This friendly waterfront inn has a fine beer garden with amazing views of the Farne Islands. There’s even a spa and swimming-pool area for guests. Prices from £99 for a double.

0166 5720283; inncollectiongroup. com/bamburgh-castle-inn

The Lindisfarne Inn, Beal

A traditional country pub with comfortable rooms. This inn ideally lies, on the edge of the mainland causeway overlooking Holy Island. Doubles from £80.

0128 9381233; inncollectiongroup. com/lindisfarne-inn

Berwick YHA, Berwick-Upon-Tweed

Located on the dockside beside the River Tweed, this unique youth hostel mixes modern and original features and has an unusual Tower of Pisa-like lean. Rooms are basic and clean.

Doubles from £39.

0345 3719676; yha. org. uk/hostel/yha-berwick

【1】If you want to cook by yourself, you can contact ______.

A．0166 5830554

B．0166 5720283

C．0128 9381223

D．0345 3719676

【2】What is unique about Bamburgh Castle Inn?

A．It offers double beds.

B．It has an amazing view of the beach.

C．It enables guests to swim in the inn.

D．It has a mixture of modern and original features.

【3】Which hotel best suits those who are tight on budget?

A．Shoreside Huts.

B．Bamburgh Castle Inn.

C．The Lindisfarne Inn.

D．Berwick YHA.

24、When I was a young postdoctoral researcher at Cambridge, I met a bearded professor at a fancy dinner. He asked me, “So young man, what do you do?” I told him I was working on the genetics (遗传学) of childhood obesity (肥胖症). “Ha! Do you know what your problem is?” he replied. “You give fat people an excuse.”

The professor’s reply threw me. I was about to push back, when it occurred to me that this view was shared by much of society. Obesity is seen as a problem of physics; people just need to eat less and move more. But although how we get to our body weight is reliant on physics, the real question is why? Why do some people love food, while for others it’s simply fuel? Besides powerful societal and cultural influences, there are equally powerful genetic factors that influence our eating, and hence our body weight.

Large population-based studies, such as UK Biobank, a survey of nearly half a million adults, have helped to reveal the genetic architecture underlying differences in body size. Butthe childhood obesity data do not exist. And that’s a problem, because we know that children with obesity probably will grow into adults with obesity. Thus, understanding the genetics and natural history of childhood obesity will play a key role in its treatment and prevention.

Luckily, there is hope. D-CYPHR, a genetics research programme, is open to every child. It aims to create a truly inclusive research sample and investigate a range of conditions, for which obesity is a major contributing factor. D-CYPHR is ambitious and will face challenges in creating a truly inclusive research sample. But if it does, it will circumvent many of the problems in adult health research by building inclusivity in from the beginning.

You can help pioneer new treatments for millions of people by helping unlock the power hiding in your DNA. Now, a nationwide movement for ages 0—15 is being held and all you need to do is spit (吐) in a tube and complete a short health and lifestyle questionnaire.

【1】What’s the tone carried in the professor’s reply?

A．Dismissive.

B．Sympathetic.

C．Delighted.

D．Admiring

【2】What is a limitation of the previous studies on obesity?

A．Limited size of participants.

B．Inaccurate sample analysis.

C．Lack of data on childhood obesity.

D．Failure to map adults’ genetic code.

【3】Which is closest in meaning to “circumvent” in paragraph 4?

A．Discuss.

B．Face.

C．Avoid.

D．Create.

【4】What does the author want to do in the last paragraph?

A．To call for action.

B．To draw a conclusion.

C．To sum up the text.

D．To criticize misconduct.

25、Shreyaa Venkat’s desire for helping others started as soon as she could walk. Her parents, ______ volunteers themselves, brought her along to attend their various voluntary projects. By fifth grade, she’d developed such ______ for volunteering that she started setting up her own service ______ NEST4US in her area.

“There was a homeless man holding a sign saying ‘______. Need Food’,” she remembers. “So I ______ him my lunch and he was extremely ______ . It was so easy because it only took me thirty ______, and it really helped him.” Hunger is just one of the many serious realities of living. But this small act ______ her to find a way to get food to the people in need.

It’s too easy for people living on the margins (边缘) of society to feel like they are invisible (隐形的) and no one ______ them. Venkat knew what they needed was not ______ food. So she took action and employed lots of volunteers to write ______ of love, encouragement and optimism, which are then attached to the donations. Recently a homeless man has kept every note he’d ______, saying, “They really help me ______ up and know people are concerned about me.”

In her 17 years on the earth, Venkat has done more to help the people living on the planet than many adults who are two, three, and four times her age. The non-profit organization she ______ has helped serve over 12,000 homeless people by ______ food and other supplies.

【1】

A．clever

B．brave

C．funny

D．active

【2】

A．satisfaction

B．enthusiasm

C．humour

D．pleasure

【3】

A．school

B．factory

C．organization

D．store

【4】

A．Hungry

B．Angry

C．Cold

D．Upset

【5】

A．bought

B．gave

C．awarded

D．lent

【6】

A．curious

B．disappointed

C．pleased

D．surprised

【7】

A．days

B．seconds

C．nights

D．months

【8】

A．inspired

B．warned

C．instructed

D．permitted

【9】

A．competes with

B．argues about

C．disagrees with

D．cares about

【10】

A．just

B．still

C．even

D．yet

【11】

A．letters

B．notes

C．books

D．stories

【12】

A．gotten

B．written

C．hidden

D．taken

【13】

A．pick

B．cheer

C．turn

D．wake

【14】

A．discovered

B．changed

C．selected

D．founded

【15】

A．selling

B．cooking

C．providing

D．enjoying

26、《功夫熊猫》（Kung Fu Panda）是一部以中国功夫为主题的美国动作喜剧电影。故事讲述了一只笨拙的熊猫Po如何成为一名武术大师的故事。故事中Po虽然是一个武术新手，但他从不轻易放弃。最后，他成功地证明了自己。

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