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丽水市2025I卷(选择题)II卷(非选择题)I18II810I注意事项I第一部分听力(30分第一节(51.57.5分5A、B、C三个选项中选出最佳10秒钟的时间来回答有关小题和阅读下一小题。每段录音HowdoesthewomanwanttogotoByByByWhatdoesthemanthinkofclassicalWhatisBettygoingtoPresentaDosomeMakeaWhatarethespeakersmainlytalkingAclosedAlostAticketWheredoestheconversationprobablytakeIntheIntheAt第二节(151.522.5分5A、B、C三个选项中选出最佳67WhatdidthewomanShewentoverthespeedSheparkedinaschoolShedrovethrougharedWhattimedoesschoolfinishonAt2:30At3:00At3:30810WhyareplasticbagsrestrictedinmanyTheyareinconvenienttoTheyarenotstrongTheyarenoteasytoWhatdoesthewomanusuallyusewhenAcottonAbambooAplasticWhatdoesthemanneedtobringfortheAsunDrinkingApairof1113WhatsportdoesthewomanWhichofthefollowingisa"CityofWhatdoesthemansuggestthewomandointheLearntheuniquelanguageofMaoriAppreciatesometraditionalMaoriVisitMaorivillagesandseethelocal1417WhichuniversityisBillgoingWhathasBilldecidedtodoGetaSignupforBookaplaneWhatdoweknowaboutthebasicTheymustberelatedtoone'sTheycoverawiderangeofTheyarenotrequiredforWhatdoesBillwanttostudy1820WhatsurprisedBurusaboutthecampusduringtheSpringItwasunusuallyItwasdecoratedinItwasinTurkishWhatdidBurusdoonherbirthdayinSheenjoyedfoodinTianjinShelearnedhowtouseShemadetraditionalChineseWhatdoChineseandTurkishcultureshaveinTheystartedfromsimilarTheycelebratedinsimilarTheysharesimilarfamily第二部分阅读理解(50分第一节(152.537.5分A、B、C、D四个选项中，选出最佳选项，并在答题卷上将Orlando,thelivelycityinFlorida,USA,isknownforitsmagicalDisneyworld,butitoffersmuchmoretoexplore.Whetheryouaretravelingwithteensoradults,Orlandosatisfieseveryonewitheasytraveloptionsandafriendlyatmosphere.OrlandoAutoForcarloversorthoselookingforrainy-dayfun,thismuseumisagreatchoice.Housedinaformershoppingmall,ithasamassivecollectionofmorethan2,000vehicles.Fromstrangecarstohistorictrucks,thevarietyisamazing.YoucangetupclosetofamouscarsfromTVandfilm.BoggyCreekAirboatAdventuresIfyou'reanoutdoortype,headtotheEvergladesforahigh-speedairboatadventure.Theseboatscanreachupto80km/h,offeringanexcitingwaytoseeFlorida'snaturalbeauty.Fromtheboat,youcanspotaligatorsandbeautifulbirdsfromasafedistance.Backatthelargepark,kidscansearchfortreasures,visitthebutterflygarden,orevenpetandfeedfriendlyHighlandUniversalOrlandoStepintotheworldofmoviesatthisfamousthemepark!YoucanwalkthroughthemagicalDiagonAlleyfromHarryPotterormeetthefunnyMinionsandexplorethedinosaurworldofJurassicWorld.Whetheryouarewatchingashowormeetingmoviestars,itfeelslikebeinginaDiscoveryWantabeachdayinthecity?Thistropicalparadiseisaperfectplace.Youcanrelaxinahammockorswimalongariverthroughcavesandwaterfalls.Toseemore,visitthebirdgardenwith250colorfulbirds.Forarealadventure,tryadeep-seawalktomeetamazingfishandsharks.WhichofthefollowingisthebestplaceformovieDiscoveryOrlandoAutoUniversalOrlandoBoggyCreekAirboatWhatcanvisitorsdoatBoggyCreekAirboatExplorethedinosaurEnjoyahigh-speedboatGetupclosetofamousSwiminariverthroughWhereisthetextmostprobablytakenAtripAscienceAjobAtravelTheairportwasaseaofhurriedtravelers,buttimeseemedtostandstillatthecheck-incounter(柜台).Mydaughter,Maya,satonhersuitcase,herfacepalefromtheillnessthathadbeendrainingourfamilyformonths.Wewereheadingtoaspecialist--ourlasthope--andeverywehadwasalreadytiedupinmedicalbills.Ihadbeencertainthatchildrenofherageflewfree,buttheagent'svoicewasfirm,"Sheneedsherownseat.Thatwillbe$749.Myheartsank.Thatmoneywasmeantforhertreatment,notthejourney.Isteppedawaytomakephonecalls,myvoicetremblingasIbeggedforaloan,foramiracle,foranything.Eachcallendedina"no".WhenIlookedbackatMaya,oureyesmet.Shedidn'tunderstandthefinances,butshesawthedejectioninmyheavyshoulders.Hersilent,trustingeyesmademyhelplessnessfeellikeaphysicalweight.IhadneverfeltJustasIpreparedtotellherwecouldn'tgo,theagentcalledmeback."Thetickethasbeenissued,"shesaidsoftly.Astrangerhadsteppedup,swipedacardforthefullamount,anddisappearedintothecrowdbeforeIcouldevensayaword.Ineversawhisface,neverheardhisname.Weflewthatdayonthewingsofamystery.Yearslater,Mayaishealthy.Theillnessisafadingshadow,butthememoryofthatdayremainsvivid.Weoftentalkaboutthatunknown"angel"andithasshapedthewayshelivesherlife.Now,wheneversheseessomeonestruggling-atiredparentatagrocerystoreorastudentshortonchange-shestepsin.Sheknowsthatkindnessdoesn'thavetobeagrand,expensivegesture.Sometimes,it'sjustaboutbridgingthegapwhensomeoneisabouttofall.Weneverfoundthepersonwhoboughtthatticket,butwe'vespentalifetimepayingthembackbypassingiton.WhydidtheauthormakephonecallsintheToputoffanTocomplainabouttheTore-bookaseatforToraisemoneyfortheWhatdoestheunderlinedword"dejection"inparagraph2AlossofAstateofAwaveofAfeelingofHowdidthestranger'sbehavioraffectItinspiredhertohelpothersinItmadeherwanttofindtheItencouragedhertobecomeaIttaughtherhowtosavemoneyforWhatcanwelearnfromtheauthor'sManyhandsmakelightSmallactsmakeaActionspeakslouderthanHardworkcreateseveryIsplayingmusicgoodforourbrain?Newresearchsuggeststheanswerisyes,evenforthosewhoonlyplaymusicasahobby.AresearchteamatOxfordUniversitylookeddeepintothehumanbrain.Theyfoundthatmakingmusicisagreatexerciseforthehumanbrain.Whenweplaymusic,ourbrainmu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Bysimplysteppingoutdoors,peoplecanfindthesmallromanceofcityTherulesareverysimple:firstchooseacolor,andthengooutsidetofindanythingthatmatchesit. Mygoalwastosearchforthisbrightcolorinthestreets.Soon,myattentionwasdirectedpurposefully.Itookphotosofamangocakeinacafe,somesunflowersfromaflowershop,andayellowsharedbicycle.Inmyphotos,theseordinarythingsbecamespecialandvivid.38Expertssaythatfocusingoncolorscanstopusfromworryingandbringusbacktothepresentmoment.Forme,thebrightyellowfeltfullofenergyandmademefeelhappy.Itbroughtbackbeautifulmemoriesofsunshine.The"healingpower"reallycalmedmymind.Eventhecitygovermentshavejoinedthetrend.IncitieslikeZhengzhouandNanjing,theyhavedesignedspecialcolorroutes.Forexample,pinkroutesguidepeopletoseeflowers,andgreenroutesleadwalkerstobeautifultrees.Thesenewroutesaremuchmoreinterestingthanrigidcitytours. ThevalueofaColorWalkistofindjoyinourdailylife.Thesetinyhappymomentsmakeusfeelthatwebelongtothecity. .Sometimes,allweneedisasplashofcolortofindthehiddenbeautyintheworldaroundus.CitiesaretryingtoleadthenewLastSunday,Ichose"yellow"asmyThisactivityisagreatwaytofocusonDifferentcolorscreatedifferentkindsofWedon'tneedexpensivelessonstochangeourThisactivitygivesthebrainachancetoresetandTheymakethecitylookmorecolorfulthroughthepeople'第三部分语言运用(25分第一节完形填空(15115分A、B、C、D四个选项中，选出最佳选项，并在答题Ihadalwayssaidnotovolunteeringattheanimalshelter.Tome,thosewallsdidn'thousepets;theyhoused Lastsummer,aneighborfinally methroughthosedoors.Iwalkedinwithmyheadbent,eyesfixedonthefloor.Ididn'twanttoseethe .Ididn'twanttoseetheloss.I foratragedyIwasn'treadytodealHalfwaydownthehall,Istopped.Ifelta onmyIlookeddown.Itwasn'tatragedy.Itwasanold,messydogwith eyesandatailthatgaveasingle,hopefulthump.Hedidn'tlookbroken;helooked .Throughthewiremesh,hehadpushedaragged,soggytennisballtowardmyfeet.Hewasn'taskingformypity.He aInthatsilence,thefear .Irealizedmy"pity"hadbeenaformof .IwassobusyprotectingmyownheartfromfeelingsadthatIhad theseanimalsdidn'tneedmytears--theyneededmy .IpickeduptheballItwasalotofhardworkfromthatdayon,butthe"depressing"shadownever Ithasbeena now.It'sstressful,yes,andit'stoughtoseewhatsomeanimalsgothrough.Butit'sthemost volunteerjobI'veeverhad.A.failureB.regretC.dangerD.A.encouragedB.followedC.orderedD.A.crowdsB.cagesC.workersD.A.searchingB.askingC.beggingD.A.smellB.soundC.touchD.A.honestB.sleepyC.gentleD.A.curiousB.expectantC.determinedD.A.laughingatB.longingforC.watchingoverD.leaningA.explodedB.spreadC.remainedD.A.selfishnessB.lazinessC.tirednessD.A.doubtedB.promisedC.ignoredD.A.shoesB.storiesC.handsD.53A.movedB.startedC.changedD.A.decadeB.yearC.monthD.A.rewardingB.relaxingC.demandingD.II卷注意:第二节语法填空(10110分1Wildfireshavebeenapartofforestlifeforalongtime,butthey (become)muchmoredangerousanddestructiverecently.AcrossthewesternUnitedStates,powerfulheatwaveshavesweptacrosstheland, (bring)record-breakingdamagetoregionsthatrarelysawsuchextremeweather.However,scientistshavediscovered unexpectedherointhefightagainstthesedisasters:thebeaver(海狸).Traditionally,manypeopleviewedbeavers troublemakersbecausetheirdamscauseflooding.Yet,duringrecentfires,researchersnoticedsomethingsurprising.Whileneighboringforests (destroy),areaswherebeaverslivedremainedgreenandfresh.These"naturalengineers"builddams slowdownwaterandcreatewide,wetgrasslands.Thesegreenpatchesactasnaturalfirebreaks,providingasafeplaceforotherwildlifetohidewhenafirestrikes.Inanefforttoprotectlocalcommunities,somegroupsarenowworking (move)beaverstoareasthatcatchfireeasily.Thisnature-based (solve)isnotonlycheaperbutalsomoreeffectivethanmanyman-madewalls. (fortunate),thebeaverpopulationisslowlyrecovering.Expertsbelievethatbyrespectingthesetinyengineersandtheirwork,wecanbuilda (good)defenceagainstthegrowingthreatofnatural第四部分写作(45分第一节课文原文填空(10110分TodaywasmyfirstdaybackinSanFranciscoafter66intheRedwoodForestandvisitingthewinecountryofNapaValley.Ihavetoadmitthatit67feelsgoodtobebackinthecityagain.Andwhatacity--acitythatwasabletorebuilditselfaftertheearthquakethat68in1906.Therearesomanybeautifuloldbuildings-manysittingontopofbighills,offering ofthecity,theocean,andtheGoldenGateBridge.Myhotelisnear ,intheMissionDistrict,oneoftheoldestpartsofthecity.ManyofthepeoplelivingherearefromMexicoorCentralAmerica.This usedtobeapoorareaoftown,butisnowacentreforart,music,andfood.Infact,anart calledthe"MissionSchool"startedhere.It's bygraffitiartandcomicart.Iwalkedaroundlookingatthestreetartforafewhours.Itwasquite andlively.Afterwards,IatesomedeliciousMexican-Chinesenoodlesfromafoodtruck.Areal ofcultureshere!第二节句子翻译(10110分Thebanknearmyhomehasopeneda Arthur的爷爷喜欢被家人和朋友们围绕的感觉。Arthur'sgrandpaenjoysbeing byhisfamilyandfriends.A thestoneandherwaterpotwentcrashingtotheThetwodepartments ofeach10年里，WhitacreOverthenext10years, compositionsbegantobecomequiteThefarmersare cornandwheatthroughouttheWhenseeingsomeonefallintotheriver,hejumpedintosavethepersonwithout 30Allpassengersmust 30minutesbeforetheplanetakesThe anopenkitchenandcustomerscanseetheentirecooking1957Thefirstman-made intospacebytheUSSRin第三节读后续写(25分Iwasbornintothisworldnineweeksearly,tiny,weighingonly1.14kg.Tosavemylife,doctorsusedpureoxygen,butitleftapermanentmark:myteethbecameastrange,paleyellow.Tomymother,Iwasher"Angel-Face".Buttotheworld,IwasjustaboywholookedalittleBysecondgrade,theteasingbegan."Whydon'tyoubrushyourteeth?Theyaresonasty!"thewhispersstarted.Iwasaquiettargetwithbrightredhairandthickglasses.Eachlaughinthehallwayhurtmyheart.Istartedtohidemyself,keepingmylipspressedtightevenwhenIwantedtolaugh.Ididn'twanttobenoticed;Iwantedtobeinvisible.Schoolfeltlikeanightmare.Everymorning,Ifeltaheavystoneoffearinmystomach.ItoldmymomIwassick,hopingtostayunderthecovers.Homewasn'tthesafeplaceIneeded,either.Myparents,intheirwell-meaningway,thoughtIwasjustbeingtooshy."Justbetheniceone,Peyton,"they'dsay."You'respecial."Buttheirwordsfeltempty.Theycouldn'tseemypain,andIfeltmorealonethanever.However,myEnglishteacher,Mr.Harrison,wasquietlywatchingme.Hedidn'tgivemebigspeeches,buthewaslikeasilentshield(护盾).Hewouldchangetheseatingtokeepmeawayfrommeankids,orgivemeakindnodwhenIlookeddown.Heoncesawmemimicking模仿)voicesfromamovieinanemptyhallway-theonlytimeIfelttrulyhappy.OneTuesday,Mr.Harrisonannounceda"CreativeVoiceFestival".Hewalkedbymydeskandwhispered,"Peyton,youhaveagreatgiftforvoices.Whydon'tyouleadthepartonfilmdubbing(配音Forthefir