石家莊市 2025 屆普通高中學(xué)校畢業(yè)年級(jí)教學(xué)質(zhì)量摸底檢測 英 語 參考答案 聽力(20×1.5=30):1—5 BCBCA 6—10 CACAB 11—15 BCABB 16—20 AABCC 閱讀(20×2.5=50):21—23 DBA 完形填空(15×1=15):41—45 DBCAB 語法填空(10×1.5=15):56. left 24—27 CCDA 28—31 ACDB 32—35 CCAD 36—40 GBCEF 46—50 CBDAC 57. making 62. and 51—55 ABDAC 58. a 59. t fit 63. innvative 64. regularly 60. which 6 1. are identified 65. strategies 寫作(15+25=40 分): 參考例文: 第一節(jié) Dear editr, As a keen reader f ur schl’s English newspaper, I’m thrilled t hear abut the upcming “Windw f Art” clumn, believing it’ll expand ur understanding f art and illuminate ur artistic inspiratin. As fr this clumn, I suggest bth Chinese and Western artists be intrduced, highlighting their unique styles and cntributins. Art exhibitins r interviews with the lcal artists can als be included. Additinally, students’ cmments f the art wrks r creatin f their wn art pieces are highly encuraged s that it can be mre engaging and educatinal. Lking frward t a great success f the new clumn. Yurs, Li Hua 第二節(jié) With just 4 miles left, I really wanted t quit. My legs felt like lead, my lung burning with every breath. The pain was simply unbearable, and I wndered if I had what it tk t inch t the end. But then, the prmise f my husband and my daughter eched in my mind. I thught abut hw prud they wuld be t see me finish and I culd even picture the scene f them cheering fr me. With the prmise in my mind, I tk a deep breath, wiped the sweat, and dragged my legs t keep ging. Finally, the smiling faces f my family came int my sight. I quickened my pace, ignring the pain that had burdened me fr the last 21 miles. As I crssed the finish line, my husband and daughter dashed twards me, wrapping me in a warm embrace. At that mment, my eyes were cluded, my muth wide pening, breathing heavily. “Mum, yu’re awesme!” shuted my daughter. Seeing the pride n her face, all the pain and suffering faded away, replaced by pure jy and accmplishment. S, I had cmpleted my very first marathn, and it was an experience marking a breakthrugh in my life. (注:“一個(gè)故事,多種結(jié)尾”,此文僅供參考。) 1 { #{QQABKYEggCgAgBAAAgCEQHyCEAQkgAAAYgGxBAIAABCRFABAA=}#}
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W: We’re almst ut f cffee. If yu give me abut five minutes, I can make a new pt. M: N prblem. But let me pay yu nw s I can run t wrk as sn as the cffee’s made. (Text 4) M: Did yu hear that ur prject will be delayed? Hw cme? W: Oh, it’s Sarah. She has injured her arm in an accident and is in hspital. M: I’m srry t hear that. Is she OK? W: Yes, but we’ll need t cver her shifts until she recvers. (Text 5) M: S yu went t the new lecture hall yesterday? Hw were the facilities? Were the seats cmfrtable? Culd yu see everything? W: The facilities were great, including the seats. But I suggest yu raise the screen a bit. It was difficult t see frm the back rws. M: Okay, we’ll get it dne sn. (Text 6) W: We received several hundred applicatins fr the psitin we advertised! I dn’t knw hw I’m ging t get thrugh all f them. M: I can help yu review sme. Hw abut half f them? W: That wuld be great! I dn’t have printed cpies, thugh. The files are all saved n my cmputer. M: I understand. Can yu print the nes yu want me t wrk n? I prefer t read thrugh them n paper. (Text 7) M: Hell, Juicy Apple Organic Farm. Hw can I help yu? W: Hi! I’m Anna Hward, a backpacker in Canada. I’m explring varius ways f living. I heard abut yur farm frm anther traveler. D yu accept vlunteers? M: Yes. We prvide free accmmdatin and fd in exchange fr fruit picking. W: What are my duties? M: Vlunteers wrk fur t five hurs a day with alternating shifts. As a fruit farm, apple picking is the main task fr every shift. Mrning wrkers als feed chickens, midday wrkers als handle rganic waste, and evening wrkers als feed gats! (Text 8) M: Hi Julie, have yu gt time t plan ur prject? W: Sure, I’ve gt a few minutes. M: Have yu gt any preferences? W: Well, I did a huge assignment n water pllutin last year, s we culd just d that? M: Actually, the teacher did make a pint f saying nt t use last year’s materials. S we’d better nt. W: OK. M: We culd lk at smething ttally different, like the effects f smke n air quality. W: Hmm, gd idea. And we culd make sure we include all f the surces, like traffic and factries. M: Shall we g t the library and lk fr resurces? 4 { #{QQABKYEggCgAgBAAAgCEQHyCEAQkgAAAYgGxBAIAABCRFABAA=}#}
W: I think we’d better search nline. But it’s n hurry. Befre we start t cllect materials, we need t ask abut ther members’ pinins. M: Yu’re right. (Text 9) M: On Health matters tday we have persnal trainer Nami Price. Nami, what exactly des a persnal trainer d? W: Well, in my case I try t imprve peple’s quality f life and verall health. I adapt my methd t fit each custmer’s specific gals, starting with a needs analysis. Then I design exercise rutines accrding t the infrmatin they give me. M: And what are the reasns custmers cme t see yu? W: Many f my custmers want t lse a bit f weight. I als have sme custmers wh cme t recver frm sprts injuries — it’s what I specialize in. I als help ne r tw peple train fr running cmpetitin. M: And I imagine it’s imprtant t build up a gd relatinship with yur custmers. W: Yes. I’m nt ne f thse fitness instructrs yu smetimes see in films shuting rders at peple t d fifty press-ups. I think it’s imprtant fr a trainer t bring fun int the sessins, and I always make sure my custmers have a gd laugh when they cme t me. (Text 10) M: Welcme back t Mneytalk. I dn’t knw abut yu, but I can’t remember hw many times I’ve walked int a stre with a list f a few things, nly t cme ut with twice as much stuff. Having lked int the subject, I have discvered that this is n accident. Sellers have been using techniques t increase their sales fr years. And every shpper shuld be aware f these tricks. Have yu nticed hw mst supermarkets welcme custmers with the smell f fresh bread r rast chicken? This is dne t make yu feel hungry. When feeling hungry, yu tend t buy much mre fd. The way prducts are displayed is anther thing sellers use t play with ur minds. Mre ppular items are usually in the middle f stres. Frced t walk past ther prducts t reach them, yu might end up buying things yu hadn’t planned n buying, t. Supermarkets want t delay yur departure. They ften have very few windws, s yu have less cntact with the utside wrld. They want yu t lse track f time. 5 { #{QQABKYEggCgAgBAAAgCEQHyCEAQkgAAAYgGxBAIAABCRFABAA=}#}