2025年吉林白城高考三模试卷英语

1、Anyone, once   positive for H7N9 flu virus, will receive free medical treatment from our government.

A. testing   B. to test

C. tested   D. is tested

2、The Oxford English Dictionary is necessary for learning English, so you'd better buy ___.

A. this   B. that C. it   D. one

3、The new stadium under construction for the next Asian Games   the present one is due to be completed in two months.

A. measured three times as big as   B. measuring three times as big as

C. measured as big as three times   D. measuring as three times big as

4、—Why did none of you answer the phone?

—We ______ badminton outside then.

A．had played

B．are playing

C．were playing

D．play

5、I found her letter                     as I was looking through my files.

A.by accident B.by design C.by mistake D.by force

6、Mike often attempts to escape   whenever he breaks traffic regulations.

A. having been fined   B. to have been fined

C. to be fined   D. being fined

7、Unfortunately, my classmates and I went to the Art Museum last Monday, only to be told that it ________.

A．was being decorated

B．decorated

C．is being decorated

D．is decorating

8、Every life has its ups and downs, but having a(n) ________ attitude to life has been found to be very important.

A.convenient B.optimistic C.impressive D.negative

9、I’ll never forget the days ______ I studied hard in my senior high school, ______ changed my whole life.

A．when; which

B．that; which

C．which; when

D．when; that

10、John ________ in the United States for decades, but in the last years he has already adapted to living in China.

A．was living

B．had lived

C．has lived

D．Lived

11、They put an__________ in a newspaper looking for rock musicians.

A．map

B．advertise

C．information

D．advertisement

12、John is not a man to count on, and it is very likely that the work ____ by the time he arrives here.

A. is finished   B. has finished   C. will finish   D. will have been finished

13、Every time he ______ to visit me, he ______ buy me some books.

A. will come; will       B. will come; would

C. comes; will   D. comes; would

14、Without warning a few months ago, my grandfather ended up in hospital _______ blood pressure issues.

A. by   B. with   C. in   D. at

15、Not until then________that nobody was happier than I was.

A.I had realized B.had I realized C.did I realize D.I realized

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

A．without

B．in

C．from

D．despite

17、Have you ever faced a case _____ someone charges you with what you haven’t done but you find it difficult _____ it?

A．where; to clarify

B．when; to classify

C．which; to identify

D．what; to simplify

18、Local governments   to strengthen water transport safety management   recent fatal accidents.

A. are urging, followed   B. are being urged, following

C. are urged, to follow   D. urge, being followed

19、Twenty percent of the people on the earth have no ______ to clean drinking water.

A. right B. supply

C. experience D. access

20、I know a place________we can have a quiet talk.

A．which

B．where

C．that

D．when

21、The reasons skiers and snowboarders wear goggles or glasses might seem a little obvious, especially if you’ve ever hit the slopes yourself. Sunlight reflected off the snow can make it hard to see, and UV rays can even damage your eyesight. Special colored lenses also create contrast, so your whole path won’t look like one flat expanse of whiteness.【1】

Olympic speed skaters, meanwhile, are racing inside on smooth ice. 【2】

According to NBC Olympics, glasses can increase visibility on indoor tracks, too. 【3】 And while the ice may look smooth from a distance, those sharp blades can kick up ice chips that could pose problems if they end up in your eyes. In the event of a crash, shatter-proof glasses also protect skaters’ eyes from errant blades and body parts.

【4】 Shot-track speed skaters (who race around a roughly 11-meter track) can go as fast as 30 miles per hour or more, and long-track speed skaters (whose track is 400 meters long) sometimes hit about 35 miles per hour. The wind resistance generated by such speed- in a chilly arena—is enough to make any skater’s eyes start streaming with tears. Picture leaning your head out the window of a car that’s going around 35 miles per hour on a cold day: You’d probably want to be wearing glasses, too.

That said, glasses aren’t a requirement. 【5】 Belgium’s Stijn Desmet, for example, has raced in Beijing 2022 Olympic Winter Games without eyewear, as has China’s Zhang Chutong.

A．How do they wear glasses?

B．So why do they wear glasses?

C．Some skiers are afraid of the sunlight.

D．Some skaters’ lenses are tinted to help with that.

E．You’ll occasionally see speed skaters with uncovered visages.

F．Not to mention that eyewear shields your eyes from any snow you displace.

G．But the biggest reason speed skaters opt for eyewear just might be their speed.

22、Another horrible shooting took place in the United States on Tuesday just days after the one in Buffalo, New York. The shooter shot his grandmother first and then killed 19 students and two teachers at an elementary school in the city of Uvalde, Texas.

Speaking on Tuesday night from the White House, US President Joe Biden said, “And we must ask when in God’s name will we do what needs to be done to, if not completely stop, fundamentally change the amount of carnage that goes on in this country. It’s time for action.”

Yes, it is high time that action was taken to stop such carnage. In 2012, a lone gunman went crazy through Sandy Hook primary school — killing six adults and 20 children. Afterward there were loud calls for gun control similar to those being voiced today. Former president Barack Obama has tried to do everything to act and the Democrats proposed enhancing background checks. Some of the measures received Republican support, but it proved impossible to get them through Congress and into law.

Something is so clearly wrong with the political system in the US that such a popular move cannot be carried out. Almost 20 million guns were sold legally in the US in 2020, and the figure was nearly 19 million in 2021. The total economic value of the gun industry in the US increased from $19.1 billion in 2008 to $63.5 billion in 2019, a 232-percent increase, according to a report by the National Shooting Sports Foundation. The gun industry paid nearly $7 billion in business taxes.

With the huge interests behind the gun industry, it would be naive to believe that any effective action will ever be possible to put people’s lives first. When in God’s name are we going to stand up to the gun gun control? Not until the political system in the US is reformed to treat its disorder.

【1】Which one of the following statements is True?

A．The latest shooting mentioned in this article happened in Buffalo, New York.

B．A gunman went crazy through Sandy Hook primary school, only killing adults.

C．Republican didn’t support all measures about gun control proposed by Barack Obama.

D．The gun industry don’t pay any business tax.

【2】What does the underlined word “carnage” mean in the first paragraph 3?

A．mass killing.

B．behavior.

C．gun control.

D．disorder

【3】What is the author’s attitude to the effect of the US future gun control?

A．Confident

B．Indifferent

C．Unclear

D．Doubtful

【4】What is the text?

A．A news report

B．An editorial news.

C．A book review

D．A research article.

23、   In March,2021, the much-loved children's author Beverly Cleary passed away at age 104.Cleary's writing changed the world of children's books by showing that stories about the lives of ordinary kids could be interesting, funny, and popular.

Cleary was born in 1916. As a child, she had trouble learning to read. Even after she learned to love reading, she felt like the people she was reading about didn't have much to do with her and her life, which were unattractive to her. She wanted to read funny books about children like herself.

When she grew up, Cleary realized there weren't many books about ordinary kids. So she set out to write them at age 30 and tried to get kids hooked on reading since she found they didn't show much interest in books.

Cleary's first book, Henry Huggins, came out in 1950. It tells the story of a boy and the dog that he takes in. Soon Cleary wrote more books about Henry Huggins and the other children in his neighborhood. Ramona Quimby, also known as Ramona the Pest, became Cleary's best known book. The Mouse and the Motorcycle tells the exciting story of a motorcycle-riding mouse and his friendship with a young boy. But that sort of fantasy was unusual for Cleary, who usually focused on real life. In several books, the parents have money trouble or are unhappy with their jobs. Dear Mr, Henshaw tells the story of a boy dealing with his parents’ breaking-off.

Cleary had kept writing for 53 years, creating over 40 books in all. She won almost every award there was for children's books, including the Newbery Medal and the National Book Award. Though Cleary is no longer with us, her characters and stories will be loved and shared for years to come.

【1】How did Cleary find the books she read as a kid?

A．Difficult.

B．Expensive.

C．Frightening.

D．Boring.

【2】What does the underlined part "hooked on" in paragraph 3 mean'

A．To dream of.

B．To learn from.

C．To deeply enjoy.

D．To easily provide.

【3】Which of the following is a fantasy?

A．Dear Mr. Henshaw.

B．The Mouse and the Motorcycle.

C．Henry Huggins.

D．Ramona the Pest.

【4】How old was Cleary when she stopped writing?

A．About 53.

B．About 63.

C．About 73.

D．About 83.

【5】What is the author's purpose in writing the text?

A．To remember a great writer.

B．To introduce children's books.

C．To encourage kids to read more.

D．To draw more concern for kids.

24、   Being able to find high quality healthcare at an affordable price is a problem to be solved in many countries. In the United States, Walmart, a large chain store, is trying to help. It is offering something new to its employees: cutting the cost of a doctor’s appointment(预约) to only $4 instead of the usual $40 for the same service.

Walmart is the latest major business in the United States to push its workers toward a high-tech way to be examined and treated by doctors. Thanks to telemedicine (远程医疗), people can talk with medical experts from the privacy of their own homes, often using a secure video connection.

Supporters say online visits make it easier for patients to see an expert or quickly find help for problems considered non-emergencies. Some healthcare needs are well-suited for telemedicine. It can help people seek treatment for insect bites or skin conditions. Patients who have had medical treatments and cannot move around easily can use telemedicine for their follow-up visits. Also, people seeking help for mental health issues can benefit from the privacy that telemedicine gives.

But still, many people do not use telemedicine, they continue to go to the doctor’s office when they are sick. 80 percent of middle-size and large U.S. companies offered telemedicine services to their workers in 2018. However, only 8 percent of its employees used telemedicine at least once in 2017. Compared with seeing a real doctor in person, some people may think the quality of telemedicine is not as good. Parents, for example, may feel they are not giving their child the best care if they use a virtual doctor appointment. Another reason some adults may not use telemedicine services is trust. Tom Hill, aged 66, says he has no plans to ever use telemedicine. He says, for him, it is important to look at his doctor in the eye and shake hands.

However, for some people, especially young people and busy students, telemedicine might be a good choice. It can cut down on the time away from work. It can also cut down on the cost of doctor visits.

【1】What do we know about telemedicine?

A.It is increasingly popular with people in America.

B.It is an online service provided by most companies.

C.It enables the patients to see a doctor at home for free.

D.It makes it easier for people to receive medical treatment.

【2】Who is most likely to use “telemedicine”?

A.Robert, a grandfather who fell off a bike and got injured.

B.Katherine, a shy woman who suffers from mental illness.

C.Jackson, a firefighter who got seriously burnt in a big fire.

D.Susan, a mother whose kid is suffering from a strange disease.

【3】What is the author’s attitude towards “telemedicine”?

A.Positive. B.Concerned.

C.Uncertain. D.Doubtful.

25、   It was Friday morning, and Katie hurried to her classroom. She would ________ her best friend, Sarah, to work on their science project. The two girls were testing plant food mixtures on the same type of plant. Every morning, the girls measured (测量) the plants ________ to see whether they grew taller. In the afternoon, they took turns watering the plants with different types of food ________.

The four plants had been standing ________ on Wednesday afternoon. ________, they hung dangerously low now. Katie touched the soil and discovered that it was almost ________. “Oh, no!” she said to herself. “Sarah must have ________ to water them yesterday!” She ________ the plants worriedly and didn’t know what to do. Then Sarah came into the classroom.

Sarah felt ________ when she noticed the condition of the plants. “I’m ________, Katie. I was in a hurry to get to the softball practice yesterday afternoon, and I forgot to ________ the plants,” Sarah said.

Katie didn’t want to be ________ with Sarah. Whenever they worked on a project together, Sarah always had ________ ideas though sometimes she wasn’t responsible (负责的).

“What do we do now?” Katie asked Sarah. “Do you think our project will be ________?”

“No. Let’s try to save the project,” Sarah ________. She looked thoughtful as she touched the soil.

“The soil is still wet, so the plants are not ________ out of water,” Sarah said to Katie. “Go ahead and water them now. By the end of the day we should be able to tell if any permanent (永久的) ________ has been done.”

The girls quickly combined the different plant foods with water and carefully ________ the mixtures into the oil. Throughout the day they eyed the plants hopefully. Slowly the ________ leaves cheered up, and by the afternoon the plants looked ________ again.

【1】A. disturb B. represent C. meet D. leave

【2】A. height B. width C. breath D. depth

【3】A. tastes B. mixtures C. feelings D. kinds

【4】A. tall B. far C. low D. close

【5】A. Happily B. Otherwise C. Gratefully D. However

【6】A. fresh B. dry C. clean D. wet

【7】A. regretted B. decided C. forgotten D. continued

【8】A. brought out B. stared at C. laughed D. picked out

【9】A. great B. funny C. satisfied D. terrible

【10】A. special B. certain C. ready D. sorry

【11】A. sell B. cover C. water D. grow

【12】A. strict B. angry C. patient D. careful

【13】A. wonderful B. disappointing C. confusing D. humorous

【14】A. guided B. saved C. supported D. ruined

【15】A. worked B. practiced C. suggested D. returned

【16】A. only B. naturally C. gradually D. completely

【17】A. damage B. deed C. repair D. budget

【18】A. pulled B. poured C. turned D. broke

【19】A. strong B. proud C. weak D. fallen

【20】A. healthy B. rare C. wild D. independent

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。

After spending Thanksgiving on Uncle Howard’s farm, he gave us two turkey eggs. My younger brother Chris was so excited that he nearly dropped his egg on the way home. Dad put the eggs under an old hen in our backyard. Every day Chris and I would check to see if they’d hatched yet. 26 days later, two little creatures waddled (摇摇摆摆地走) behind the hen. As they got older, one was dead. We named the other Timothy.

Timothy liked to wander in the woods and find tasty berries and weed seeds. Mom kept telling us not to get too attached to Timothy, because we were going to have him for Thanksgiving. But we never paid too much attention to what that really meant. One day, Dad gave Chris and me instructions. “I want you to start giving him corn along with his regular feed,” he said. “We want a nice fat bird for Thanksgiving.” After Dad walked away, Chris’s face began to pucker, just as he did before he started to cry.

“Don’t worry, Chris,” I said comfortingly. “We’ll save Timothy, somehow.”

“Why don’t we give him away?” Chris suggested.

“No.” I said. “If we do, he’ll just end up on someone else’s Thanksgiving table.” Suddenly I had an idea. “Hey, Chris, you know that small cave in the woods?” Chris nodded. “We can take Timothy there. We’ll cover the entrance with a wire net and hide him till Thanksgiving is over.” “Yeah!” We were so excited that we gave each other high-fives. We took Timothy out of his cage and left him in the cave with water and plenty of food. We piled branches over the opening to hide the entrance.

One day Dad sent us out to look for him. Both of us felt guilty, but we wanted to save Timothy’s life, so we kept quiet. Finally, Dad decided that a fox must have gotten him. That year Uncle Howard provided a turkey for our Thanksgiving dinner. The next day a big snowstorm hit. It was days before we could get out and see Timothy. When we got to the cave, we saw something had happened.

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The wire net was pulled away from the entrance, and Timothy was gone.

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“Look at that！It’s Timothy！”Mom cried one day.

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