第1頁（共1頁）2025年浙江省北斗星盟高考英語模擬試卷（5月份）一、未知1．Wherearethespeakersnow？A．Attheweddingceremony.B．Inarestaurant.C．Athome.2．Whatarethespeakersprobablydoing？A．Doingsomeshopping.B．Climbingthehill.C．Doingexerciseinagym.3．Whatarethespeakersmainlytalkingabout？A．Theneighbor.B．Themusic.C．Thefood.4．Whendoesthedramaclassbeginintheafternoon？A．At5：30.B．At4：00.C．At3：30.5．WhatdoesthemanthinkofJane'shouse？A．It'snotbigenough.B．It'sfarfromwork.C．It'sinbaddesign.6．聽下面一段較長對話，回答以下小題。（1）Howdoestheboysoundatfirst？A.Upset.B.Proud.C.Interested.（2）Whatwilltheboyprobablydoinsummer？A.Joinasummercamp.B.TakeatriptoNewZealand.C.SwimwithPaul.7．聽下面一段較長對話，回答以下小題。（1）Whatdoestheman'swifelovedoing？A.Gardening.B.Decoratinghouses.C.Drivingcars.（2）Whatistheprobablerelationshipbetweenthespeakers？A.Husbandandwife.B.Houseagentandclient.C.Homeownerandhousekeeper.8．聽下面一段較長對話，回答以下小題。（1）WhydoesAmeliafeeltired？A.Sheisbadlyill.B.Shehastraveledalotforthefilm.C.Sheisbusywithinterviews.（2）WhathappenedtoJohn？A.HearrivedinGreecelaterthanothers.B.Heforgottobringmedicine.C.Hedidn'tseethedoctorintime.（3）WhatcanwesayaboutJohn？A.He'sconsiderate.B.He'sirresponsible.C.He'scareless.9．聽下面一段較長對話，回答以下小題。（1）Whatisthebiggestobstacletofinishingthehighway？A.Thelimitedtime.B.Thelackofexperts.C.Thebadweather.（2）HowmanyCanadianexpertshavetakenpartintheprojectaltogether？A.Five.B.Four.C.Three.（3）HowwillthespeakerstraveltoBrazil？A.Bycar.B.Byplane.C.Byship.（4）Whatseasondoesthewomanlike？A.Summer.B.Fall.C.Winter.10．聽下面一段獨(dú)白，回答以下小題。（1）Whenwillthenewgymbecompleted？A.InJune.B.InJuly.C.InAugust.（2）Whatproblemdidstudentscauseinthegym？A.Theyleftthegyminamess.B.Theybroughtfoodintothegym.C.Theytookawaytheteachers'clothes.（3）Whereisthecanteen？A.Farfromthelaboratory.B.Closetothelaboratory.C.Inthelaboratorybuilding.（4）Whatshouldstudentsdotoenterthenewteachingbuilding？A.Arriveattheentranceinadvance.B.Askforhelpfromguards.C.Havetheircardsscanned.二、AdventureDestinations11．AdventureDestinationsEmbarkonajourneytotheworld'smostthrillingadventuredestinations，whereuntamedwildernessandheart﹣poundingactivitiesawait.Patagonia，Chile/ArgentinaSpanningsouthernChileandArgentina，Patagoniaoffersrawwilderness.TrekglacierslikePeritoMorenoinLosGlaciaresNationalParkorwatchicebergscalve（崩解）fromviewingplatforms.HikeElChaltén'strailsforFitzRoyvistasorsailTierradelFuego'sfjords.Spotguanacos，Andeancondors，andMagellanicpenguinsinwindsweptplains.BestTime：November—March（summer）.Queenstown，NewZealandNewZealand'sadventurehubthrillswithbungeejumpsatKawarauBridgeorthe440mNevisSwing.ExploreLordoftheRingsfilmingsitesinGlenorchy'sParadiseValley.SkiCoronetPeak（June﹣October）orsoarbyhelicoptertoremotebackcountryslopes.BestTime：December—February（summer）.SerengetiNationalPark，TanzaniaWitnessAfrica'siconicwildlife—lions，elephants，andtheGreatMigration—ongamedrivesorwalkingsafaris.Driftoverthesavannainahot﹣airballoonatsunrise，followedbyabushbreakfast.EngagewithMaasaicommunitiestolearnabouttheirtraditions.BestTime：June—October（dryseason）.Cebu，PhilippinesDiveintoCebu'stropicaladventures：cliff﹣jumpatKawasanFalls'turquoisepools，snorkelMoalboal'ssardineshoals，orexplorevibrantcoralreefs.HikeOsme?aPeakfor360°viewsofvolcaniclandscapes.BestTime：December—May（dryseasonforoutdooractivities）（1）WhatsetsQueenstown，NewZealandapartfromotherdestinations？A．Year﹣roundhikingonvolcanicpeaks.B．Culturalinteractionswithlocalcommunities.C．Opportunitiestowitnessmassiveicebergscalving.D．AccesstofilminglocationsofTheLordoftheRings.（2）WhichisthebestchoiceforawildlifeenthusiastplanningaJulyholiday？A．Cebu，Philippines.B．Patagonia，Chile/Argentina.C．SerengetiNationalPark，Tanzania.D．Queenstown，NewZealand.（3）Whereisthetextprobablytakenfrom？A．Atravelguide.B．Asciencemagazine.C．Ageographytextbook.D．Atourismadvertisement.12．JackieHsiao，asophomoreattheUniversityofRochesterFencingClub，competedinthe2025FencingJuniorOlympicsinCharlotte，NC．Thiseventmarkedthepeakofsix﹣yearfencingjourneyandherfirstnational﹣levelencounterwithelitefencers.Hsiao'sfencingadventurebeganatasummercampbeforehereighthgradeyear.Thoughsheinitiallyhateditduetolong，sweatyhoursinfencinggearandcompetingagainstmoreexperiencedopponents，hertimeatcampkindledaninterestinthesportwithinher.Inhighschool，Hsiaofoundawelcomingcommunityoffencersandcoaches.Shedevelopedandrefinedherskillswiththefoil，thesmallestandlightestfencingweapon.However，duringhersenioryear，adevastatingACLtear（前交叉韌帶撕裂）puthercareerinjeopardy."IdoubtedI'dreturntofencing，"shesaid.Aftersurgeryandninemonthsofgruelingphysicaltherapytwotothreetimesaweek，Hsiaobeganfencingagain.Herdefensivefencingstyleremainedmostlythesame，thoughshehadtothinkmoreaboutherbacklegposition.Onthementalside，Hsiaoemphasizedpositivethinkingandmentalpreparation.Shebelievedthatnegativethoughtscouldimpactperformanceandlearnedtostopover﹣thinkingduringcompetition.Hsiaoalsorevealedthelifelessonsfencinghastaughther，saying，"Persistenceiskeyandlosingisoneofthebestwaystolearn."Herfamilyhasbeeninstrumentalinsupportingherthroughherfencingjourney.Whenshequalifiedforthe2025FencingJuniorOlympics，sheimmediatelysharedthenewswithhermother.AttheJuniorOlympics，sheevenmetherfavoritefencers，LeeKieferandMaiaChamberlain.Jackie'snextgoalistocontinuecompetingatthenationallevelandearnaratingfromtheUnitedStatesFencingAssociation.Recently，shewaselectedpresidentoftheUniversityofRochesterFencingClubandcoacheswomen'sfoilists.InApril，shewillleadherteamtotheUnitedStatesAssociationofCollegiateFencingClubsChampionship.（1）WhatinitiallymadeJackieHsiaodislikefencingatthesummercamp？A．Thelackofexperiencedcoaches.B．Herparents'pressuretopractice.C．Thehighcostoffencingequipment.D．Physicaldiscomfortandstrongcompetitors.（2）Whatdoestheunderlinedword"grueling"inparagraph3mean？A．Shortbutpainful.B．Longandtiring.C．Costlybuteffective.D．Easyandrelaxing.（3）WhatimportantlifelessondidJackieHsiaolearnfromfencing？A．Lookbeforeyouleap.B．Earlybirdscatchtheworm.C．Littlestrokesfellgreatoaks.D．Manyhandsmakelightwork.（4）Whatisthemainpurposeofthearticle？A．Tohighlighttheroleoffamilysupportinathleticsuccess.B．Topromotethe2025FencingJuniorOlympicsinCharlotte.C．ToanalyzethetrainingmethodsofelitefencerslikeLeeKiefer.D．ToshowcaseJackieHsiao'sjourneyfromadversitytoachievementinfencing.13．Honeybees，despitetheirtinybrains，performextraordinaryfeatsofnavigation.Theyroutinelyflykilometersfromtheirhives，locatescatteredflowers，andreturnprecisely—askillcriticaltopollinationandglobalfoodsecurity.Fordecades，scientistsbelievedbeesreliedsolelyonvisuallandmarksandthesun'spositiontonavigate.However，groundbreakingresearchpublishedin2024revealedahiddenmechanism：sensitivitytoEarth'smagneticfield.Thediscoveryemergedfromacoincidentalobservation.BiologistsatCambridgeUniversitynoticedthatbeesincloudyconditions，deprivedofsolarcues，stillcorrectedtheirflightpathsafterdisplacement.Intrigued，theydesignedanexperiment：beeswerefittedwithmicroscopicmagneticdisruptors（微觀磁干擾器），whilecontrolgroupsworenon﹣magnetictags.Whenreleasedinanunfamiliarfield，thedisruptorgroupshowed63%moredirectionalerrors，stronglyimplyingmagneticperception.Furtherstudiesidentifiedmagnetitenanoparticlesinbees'abdomens（腹部）—mineralsalsofoundinmigratorybirds.Theseparticlesalignwithmagneticfields，creatinginternal"maps".Remarkably，beesadjustthissystemdailyusingsunlight，blendingmagneticandsolardataforprecision.Dr.Voss，co﹣leadresearcher，explains，"ItresemblesusingbothGPSandacompass，whichensuresreliabilityamidenvironmentalchanges."Thisdual﹣systemadaptationhasevolutionaryroots.Fossilrecordsshowbeesexisted100millionyearsago，whenvolcanicactivityfrequentlyalteredlandscapes.Magneticsensingwouldhaveenabledancestralbeestonavigatelandformsreshapedbyeruptions—asurvivaltraitpassedtomodernspecies.Today，thisabilityfacesnewchallenges.Electromagneticpollutionfrompowerlinesandwirelessnetworkscandisturbweakgeomagneticsignals，potentiallymisdirectbees.A2025Germanstudyfoundhivecollapserates22%highernearhigh﹣voltagetowers，suggestingatroublinglink.Understandingbeenavigationisn'tmerelyacademic.With75%ofcropsdependingonpollinators，decodingtheirorientationsystemscouldinformconservationstrategies.Proposalsincludecreating"magneticcorridors"shieldedfrominterference，ordesigningurbangreenspaceswithnaturalmagneticlandmarks.AsProf.Patelnotes，"Protectingbeesrequiressafeguardingnotjusttheirfoodsources，buttheinvisibleforcesthatguidethem."（1）Whatinitiallychallengedthetraditionalbeliefabouthoneybeenavigation？A．Thediscoveryofmagnetiteinbirds'brains.B．Theiraccurateorientationundersunlessskies.C．Hivecollapsepatternsnearagriculturalzones.D．Bees'abilitytoflylongdistanceswithoutresting.（2）WhydidresearchersusemagneticdisruptorsintheCambridgeexperiment？A．Tomeasurethestrengthofbees'solarnavigation.B．Totestbees'resistancetoelectromagneticpollution.C．Todetermineifmagnetisminfluencesflightorientation.D．Toobservehowbeesadapttovisuallandmarkchanges.（3）WhatcanbeimpliedinParagraph4？A．Thelimitationofbees'evolutionaryroots.B．Theneedtoreducemagneticfieldwherebeeslive.C．Thepotentialimpactofhumanactivityonbeenavigation.D．Thesuperiorityofmagneticsensorsovervisualnavigation.（4）Whichofthefollowingcanbeasuitabletitleforthetext？A．ACriticalSkill：HowBeesMapRoutesB．TheHoneybeeMigration：HowClimateImpactsC．TheMagneticMystery：HowHoneybeesNavigateD．AHiddenMechanism：WhatDisruptsBeeImmigration14．GoogleShoppingistransformingthewaypeoplediscoverandpurchasefashionitemsbyintegratingadvancedAItoolsthatmakeshoppingmoreintuitiveandpersonalized.Everyday，overabillionshoppingsearchesoccuronGoogle，yetmorethanhalfofshoppersreportdifficultiesfindingproductsthatmatchtheirspecificvision—whetherit'sa"colorfulmididresswithbigdaisies"or"tailoredwide﹣legtrousers."Tobridgethisgap，Googlehasrolledoutinnovativefeaturesdesignedtoenhanceproductdiscoveryanddecision﹣making.OnestandoutfeatureisVisionMatch，nowavailabletoallmobileusersintheU.S.Thistoolallowsshopperstodescribetheiridealitemindetail—suchas"straplesssatineveninggownwithlacetrim"—andgenerateAI﹣poweredvisualsuggestions.Byselectingthe"Can'tfindit？Createit!"optionorusingthe"Create&shop"buttonintheShoppingtab，usersreceivetailoredrecommendationsthatbringtheirfashionideastolife.ThefeaturenotonlydisplaysAI﹣generatedimagesbutalsosurfacessimilarpurchasableproductsfromvariousretailers.Anotherkeyadvancementistheexpandedvirtualtry﹣ontool，whichnowincludespants，skirts，anddressesinadditiontotops.Whenbrowsingitemslabeledwitha"tryon"badge，shopperscanseehowgarmentsfitonrealmodelsrepresentingawiderangeofbodytypes，fromXXStoXXL.Google'simprovedmachinelearningmodelsevengeneratecompleteoutfitpreviews，pairingselectedbottomswithcomplementarytopsandshoesforarealisticstylingexperience.Thishelpsusersvisualizehowpieceswilllookinreallife，reducinguncertaintyandboostingconfidenceintheirpurchases.BycombiningAI﹣generatedvisuals，precisesearchmatching，andimmersivetry﹣oncapabilities，GoogleShoppingisaddressingcommonfrustrationsinonlinefashionretail.Thesetoolsaimtoreplicate（復(fù)制）thein﹣storeexperienceofexploringstylesandassessingfit，allwithinadigitalplatform.WhilecurrentlylimitedtotheU.S.market，theseinnovationssignalashifttowardmoreinteractive，user﹣centrice﹣commerce—onewherefindingtheperfectitemisassimpleasdescribingitorseeingitwornbeforeclicking"buy".（1）WhatisthemainpurposeofGoogleShopping'snewAItools？A．Tofavorcertainretailers.B．Toreplacehumandesigners.C．Todecreasesearchnumbers.D．Toenhanceshoppingexperience.（2）Howdoesthe"VisionMatch"featurework？A．Bycompletingpurchasesautomatically.B．BygeneratingAI﹣basedvisualsuggestions.C．Byenablingcustomclothingdesignservices.D．Bydisplayingonlypartneredbrands'products.（3）Whatisakeybenefitofthevirtualtry﹣ontool？A．Itdisplaysclothingfitondiversebodytypes.B．Itprovidesdiscountsfortryingitemsvirtually.C．Itautomaticallycreatesoutfitsfromdifferentstores.D．Itallowsuserstoredesignclothesbeforepurchasing.（4）WhatfuturetrenddoesGoogleShopping'sAIsignal？A．Morephysicalstores.B．Lessproductdetails.C．Fewerglobalmarkets.D．Interactiveonlineshopping.三、15．HeavyandEvenModerateDrinkingCanHarmtheBrainAstudyinNeurologysuggeststhatalcoholconsumption，evenatmoderatelevels，maydamagebrainhealth.Researchersanalyzedbraintissuefrom1，700lateindividualsandfoundthatthosewhodrankeightormorealcoholicbeverages（飲料）weeklydoubledtheirriskofdementia﹣relatedbrainlesions.（1）Thestudycategorizedparticipantsintofourgroups：nondrinkers，moderatedrinkers（≤7drinks/week），heavydrinkers（≥8drinks/week），andformerheavydrinkers.Heavydrinkersshoweda133%higherriskofbrainlesionscomparedtonondrinkers.（2）"Theseresultschallengetheassumptionthatonlyheavydrinkingharmsthebrain，"saysleadresearcherDr.AlbertoJusto.（3）Forexample，heavydrinkershadlowerratesofhypertensionandstroke.However，researchersnotedthatthisgroupdied13yearsearlieronaverage，potentiallyavoidingage﹣relatedconditions.Toassessalcohol'simpact，scientistsexaminedmarkersliketautangles（linkedtoAlzheimer's）andbloodvesseldamage.（4）"Neuropathologicalchangescanoccurevenwithmoderateconsumption，"explainsDr.Justo.Thestudydefined"heavydrinking"as≥8drinks/week，differingfromU.S.standards（≥15drinks/weekformen）.TopAmericandrinkersaverage74drinksweekly，farexceedingthelevelsetbythestudy.Thisdifferencehighlightsregionalvariationsindefiningalcoholabuse.Despiteitsinsights，theresearchhaslimitations.Cognitivedatareliedonfamilyreports，whichmaylackaccuracy.（5）Dr.MollieMonnig，notinvolvedinthestudy，cautions，"Associationsdon'tprovecausation."Expertsrecommendpracticalstepstoreducealcoholintake，suchastrackingconsumption，takingbreaks（e.g."SoberOctober"），andalternatingwithnonalcoholicdrinks."Smallchangescansignificantlylowerrisks，"advisesaddictionspecialistDr.ChristopherKahler.A．Meanwhile，moderatedrinkersstillfaceda60%increasedrisk.B．However，self﹣reporteddatamayweakenthestudy'sreliability.C．Geneticfactorswerenotconsidered，possiblyaffectingtheresults.D．Suchdamagedisruptsbloodflowandcontributestocognitivedecline.E．Notdrinkingremainsthesafestchoiceforlong﹣termbrainhealth.F．Thefindingemphasizestheneedforstricteralcoholguidelinesglobally.G．Surprisingly，someoutcomescontradictedcommonhealthassumptions.四、16．AaronWarrenofMurfreesboro，Tennessee，isashiningexampleofresilienceandpositivity.BornwithSpinalMuscularAtrophy（SMA），Aaronwasnever（1）tolivepasthisthirdbirthday—buthejustturned27，withhisdistinctiveoptimism.Markinghis"goldenbirthday"，Aaronsharedajoyful（2）withaballoondisplayreading"EmbraceDisability，"capturinghis（3）approachtolife."I'veofficiallylivedtosee24more（4）!"Aaronadded，"IfIhadto（5）todayinoneword，itwouldbethankful."Heexpressedgratitudeforhisfamily，friends，businessteam，andevenhistrustywheelchair.（6）hiscontagious（感染力的）enthusiasm，Aaronisalsoanentrepreneur.HefoundedZippedBrands，acompanythat（7）stylishname﹣brandshoesbyaddingzippers，makingthemeasierto（8）forpeopleofallabilities."Becauseofmydisabilityandbenttoes，wearingshoes—especiallyonesIloved—wasnearlyimpossible，"Aaronshared."I（9）thatstylishshoesweren'tmeantforme."Thencameabreakthrough：WhatifIcouldaddzipperstomyfavoriteshoebrands？Thatideasparkedabusinessbuilton（10），ensuringthateveryone，regardlessofability，hasaccessto（11）footwear.Aaron'sstoryisa（12）thatresilience，humor，andgratitudecanturnanychallengeintoanopportunity.Herefusestobe（13）bylimitations，（14），usinghisjourneytoupliftothers—whetherthroughhisinfectiousoptimismorhis（15）business，makinglifeeasierforpeopleofallabilities.（1）A．predictedB．requiredC．suggestedD．expected（2）A．signB．noteC．photoD．memory（3）A．spiritedB．reservedC．practicalD．scientific（4）A．a(chǎn)nniversariesB．birthdaysC．holidaysD．ceremonies（5）A．turnupB．pickupC．sumupD．callup（6）A．DespiteB．UnderC．WithoutD．Beyond（7）A．sellsB．a(chǎn)dvertisesC．transformsD．designs（8）A．buyB．wearC．walkD．use（9）A．ignoredB．deniedC．fearedD．a(chǎn)ccepted（10）A．inclusionB．creativityC．efficiencyD．innovation（11）A．comfortableB．a(chǎn)ffordableC．unforgettableD．fashionable（12）A．warningB．reminderC．suggestionD．prediction（13）A．inspiredB．guidedC．definedD．judged（14）A．insteadB．thereforeC．otherwiseD．however（15）A．charitableB．profitableC．independentD．innovative四、補(bǔ)全對話。17．閱讀下面短文，在空白處填入1個(gè)適當(dāng)?shù)膯卧~或括號內(nèi)單詞的正確形式。Agold﹣buyingtrendisgrowinginChina，andthistimeit'syoungpeopleleadingtheway.Insteadofbuyingbiggoldbarslikeoldergenerations，manyGenZers（youngpeoplebornafter1996）arechoosing"goldbeans"—tinypiecesofgold（1）（shape）likeluckysymbolssuchasfishorcoins.（2）makesthesebeansparticularlyappealingisthattheycostabout550﹣750yuan（＄76﹣104）pergram，makingthemaffordable（3）（collect）slowly.Onsocialmedia，peoplesharephotosofglassjarsfilledwiththesebeans，turningsavingmoneyintoafunchallenge.Goldisnolongerseen（4）old﹣fashioned.BrandslikeChowTaiFook，whichoncefocusedontraditionaldesigns，nowmixtraditionaldesignswithmodernstyles，suchasvideogamethemes.Youngpeoplewearsmallgoldjewelrywithcasualclothes，makingittrendy.（5），expertswarnthatsomegoldbeanssoldonlinearefakeorpricedmuchhigherthanrealgold'svalue.Theysuggestsaferoptionslikegoldinvestmentfunds.Goldpricesrecentlyhit＄2，450perounceinJune2024，breaking（6）（history）records.China'scentralbankhasaddedgoldtoits（7）（reserve），withtotalholdings（8）（exceed）2，300tons.Surveysshow68%ofnewgoldinvestorsin2024（9）（age）25﹣34.ForyoungChinese，buyinggoldisn'tjustaboutwealthpreservation—it'salsoaboutculturalprideandfeelingsecureinuncertaintimes.Thismixofsmartsavingandculturalstylemakesgold（10）uniquetrendfortoday'syouth.五、18．假設(shè)你是高三學(xué)生李華，你校英文報(bào)正在舉辦題為"ThePowerofSchoolClubs"的征文活動。請你結(jié)合自身經(jīng)歷談?wù)勆鐖F(tuán)活動的意義，寫一篇投稿短文，內(nèi)容包括：（1）自身經(jīng)歷；（2）社團(tuán)活動意義。注意：（1）寫作詞數(shù)應(yīng)為80左右。（2）請按如下格式作答。ThePowerofSchoolClubs___________六、19．閱讀下面材料，根據(jù)其內(nèi)容和所給段落開頭語續(xù)寫兩段，使之構(gòu)成一篇完整的短文。AnurgentcallcameintoRyan'sbarthispastMarch.AnewlymarriedwomanwhohadspenttheafternoonatthedivebeachbarinWrightsvilleBeach，NorthCarolina，couldn'tfindherwallet.Shedidn'tcareaboutherID，creditcards，or＄150incash—butherweddingringwasputinside.Ryan，42，didn'tliketheideathatatheftcouldhaveoccurredathisplace，Ryan'satRedDogs.Thebarhadlongservedasasanctuaryforthehomeless，offeringnotonlyhotmealsbutalsojobopportunities.Infact，halfofhiscurrentstaffwereformerhomelessindividualstowhomhehadgivenasecondchance.Sohesetouttofindthewallet.Hespenthourscheckingrecordingsfrom16differentsecuritycameras，watchingthewoman'severystepinthebaruntilshewenttositonabenchoutsideandleftwhenherridearrived.Withinminutes，ayoungmaninajacketapproachedthebench，touchedsomethinginhispocket，andwalkedoff.ThatnightRyanpostedavideocliponthebar'sFacebookpage.Insteadofexposingtheyoungman'sfacetoshamehim，Ryanchosetopostwithaquestion："Doesanyoneknowthisperson？"Withinhours，Ryangotatextfrom17﹣year﹣oldJimmy，who'dheardaboutthepostfromhissister.JimmyadmittedhavingtakenthewalletandtoldRyanhe'ddoneitbecausehehadn'teatenintwodays.Hesaidhesawtheringbutthoughtitwasfake，sohetookthemoneyandthrewthewalletoffthedocksintotheocean.Thenheboughtasandwich.Duringtheirphoneconversation，Jimmyopenedupabouthisfamilyconflictsandconfessedtolivinginthewoodsforthepastweek.Thoughunabletoseetheyoungmandirectly，Ryan—afatheroftwowithathirdchildontheway—piecedtogetherJimmy'ssituationfromhistremblingvoiceandfragmentedexplanations."Thisisn'tsomehardenedcriminal，"heinsisted.Butwiththemissingringinvolved，thesituationhadbecomeserious：thepoliceinvestigationcouldleadtocriminalaccusations.Determinedtohelp，Ryanvowedtoprotecttheyoungmanwhoseemedmoreofakidthanalawbreaker.注意：（1）續(xù)寫詞數(shù)應(yīng)為150左右；（2）請按如下格式作答。Thenextmorning，Ryantoldtheteentomeethimatthedocks.______________Thenoneofthediversemergedfromthedepthsofthewater._____________

2025年浙江省北斗星盟高考英語模擬試卷（5月份）參考答案與試題解析一、未知1．Wherearethespeakersnow？A．Attheweddingceremony.B．Inarestaurant.C．Athome.【解答】略2．Whatarethespeakersprobablydoing？A．Doingsomeshopping.B．Climbingthehill.C．Doingexerciseinagym.【解答】略3．Whatarethespeakersmainlytalkingabout？A．Theneighbor.B．Themusic.C．Thefood.【解答】略4．Whendoesthedramaclassbeginintheafternoon？A．At5：30.B．At4：00.C．At3：30.【解答】略5．WhatdoesthemanthinkofJane'shouse？A．It'snotbigenough.B．It'sfarfromwork.C．It'sinbaddesign.【解答】略6．聽下面一段較長對話，回答以下小題。（1）Howdoestheboysoundatfirst？A.Upset.B.Proud.C.Interested.（2）Whatwilltheboyprobablydoinsummer？A.Joinasummercamp.B.TakeatriptoNewZealand.C.SwimwithPaul.【解答】略7．聽下面一段較長對話，回答以下小題。（1）Whatdoestheman'swifelovedoing？A.Gardening.B.Decoratinghouses.C.Drivingcars.（2）Whatistheprobablerelationshipbetweenthespeakers？A.Husbandandwife.B.Houseagentandclient.C.Homeownerandhousekeeper.【解答】略8．聽下面一段較長對話，回答以下小題。（1）WhydoesAmeliafeeltired？A.Sheisbadlyill.B.Shehastraveledalotforthefilm.C.Sheisbusywithinterviews.（2）WhathappenedtoJohn？A.HearrivedinGreecelaterthanothers.B.Heforgottobringmedicine.C.Hedidn'tseethedoctorintime.（3）WhatcanwesayaboutJohn？A.He'sconsiderate.B.He'sirresponsible.C.He'scareless.【解答】略9．聽下面一段較長對話，回答以下小題。（1）Whatisthebiggestobstacletofinishingthehighway？A.Thelimitedtime.B.Thelackofexperts.C.Thebadweather.（2）HowmanyCanadianexpertshavetakenpartintheprojectaltogether？A.Five.B.Four.C.Three.（3）HowwillthespeakerstraveltoBrazil？A.Bycar.B.Byplane.C.Byship.（4）Whatseasondoesthewomanlike？A.Summer.B.Fall.C.Winter.【解答】略10．聽下面一段獨(dú)白，回答以下小題。（1）Whenwillthenewgymbecompleted？A.InJune.B.InJuly.C.InAugust.（2）Whatproblemdidstudentscauseinthegym？A.Theyleftthegyminamess.B.Theybroughtfoodintothegym.C.Theytookawaytheteachers'clothes.（3）Whereisthecanteen？A.Farfromthelaboratory.B.Closetothelaboratory.C.Inthelaboratorybuilding.（4）Whatshouldstudentsdotoenterthenewteachingbuilding？A.Arriveattheentranceinadvance.B.Askforhelpfromguards.C.Havetheircardsscanned.【解答】略二、AdventureDestinations11．AdventureDestinationsEmbarkonajourneytotheworld'smostthrillingadventuredestinations，whereuntamedwildernessandheart﹣poundingactivitiesawait.Patagonia，Chile/ArgentinaSpanningsouthernChileandArgentina，Patagoniaoffersrawwilderness.TrekglacierslikePeritoMorenoinLosGlaciaresNationalParkorwatchicebergscalve（崩解）fromviewingplatforms.HikeElChaltén'strailsforFitzRoyvistasorsailTierradelFuego'sfjords.Spotguanacos，Andeancondors，andMagellanicpenguinsinwindsweptplains.BestTime：November—March（summer）.Queenstown，NewZealandNewZealand'sadventurehubthrillswithbungeejumpsatKawarauBridgeorthe440mNevisSwing.ExploreLordoftheRingsfilmingsitesinGlenorchy'sParadiseValley.SkiCoronetPeak（June﹣October）orsoarbyhelicoptertoremotebackcountryslopes.BestTime：December—February（summer）.SerengetiNationalPark，TanzaniaWitnessAfrica'siconicwildlife—lions，elephants，andtheGreatMigration—ongamedrivesorwalkingsafaris.Driftoverthesavannainahot﹣airballoonatsunrise，followedbyabushbreakfast.EngagewithMaasaicommunitiestolearnabouttheirtraditions.BestTime：June—October（dryseason）.Cebu，PhilippinesDiveintoCebu'stropicaladventures：cliff﹣jumpatKawasanFalls'turquoisepools，snorkelMoalboal'ssardineshoals，orexplorevibrantcoralreefs.HikeOsme?aPeakfor360°viewsofvolcaniclandscapes.BestTime：December—May（dryseasonforoutdooractivities）（1）WhatsetsQueenstown，NewZealandapartfromotherdestinations？DA．Year﹣roundhikingonvolcanicpeaks.B．Culturalinteractionswithlocalcommunities.C．Opportunitiestowitnessmassiveicebergscalving.D．AccesstofilminglocationsofTheLordoftheRings.（2）WhichisthebestchoiceforawildlifeenthusiastplanningaJulyholiday？CA．Cebu，Philippines.B．Patagonia，Chile/Argentina.C．SerengetiNationalPark，Tanzania.D．Queenstown，NewZealand.（3）Whereisthetextprobablytakenfrom？AA．Atravelguide.B．Asciencemagazine.C．Ageographytextbook.D．Atourismadvertisement.【解答】（1）細(xì)節(jié)理解題。由本文Queenstown，NewZealand部分中ExploreLordoftheRingsfilmingsitesinGlenorchy'sParadiseValley.（在格倫諾基的天堂谷探索《指環(huán)王》的拍攝地。）可知，新西蘭皇后鎮(zhèn)區(qū)別于其他目的地的特點(diǎn)是能前往《指環(huán)王》的拍攝地點(diǎn)。故選D項(xiàng)。（2）細(xì)節(jié)理解題。由本文SerengetiNationalPark，Tanzania部分中WitnessAfrica'siconicwildlife—lions，elephants，andtheGreatMigration—ongamedrivesorwalkingsafaris.BestTime：June—October（dryseason）.（在乘車游獵或徒步旅行中見證非洲標(biāo)志性的野生動物——獅子、大象和大遷徙。