黑龙江省“六校联盟”2025届高三上学期联合适应性考试英语试卷（含答案）.docx

7.What's the man worried about?
A.Their car will run out of gas.
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B.They will be unable to get food.
C.The stores will be out of stock.
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听下面一段对话，回答第 8 至第 10 三个小题。
8. What does the man tell us about the films?
A. The films are introduced from foreign countries.
B. The films are translated into four languages.
C.The films are shot by university students.
9.What is special about the Film Festival?
A.The audience's votes. B.The live video interviews. C.English words on the screen.
10.How much is a ticket for the man's schoolmates?
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A.$10.
B.$15.
C.$25.
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听下面一段对话，回答第 11 至第 13 三个小题。
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1.Why did Mark run with his son this morning?
A. To help him be stronger.
第一部分 所力（共两节，满分 30分）
第一节（共 5 小题：每小题 1.5 分，满分 7.5 分）
B.To make him love running.
听下面 5 段对话。每段对话后有一个小题，从题中所给的 A、B、C 三个选项中选出最佳选项。听
完每段对话后，你都有 10 秒钟的时间来回答有关小题和阅读下一小题。每段对话仅读一遍。
C.To accompany him on training.
12.What made Mark stop running at college?
A. His interest in cycling. B. His knee injury.
13.What does the woman do most often in her free time?
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. Who will provide an apartment for the man?
A.GM. B.ABC.
.When should the project be handed in?
C.His accident in marathons.
C.She plays tennis.
C.The sales manager.
C.On Monday.
A.She goes swimming.
B.She goes for a run.
A.On Friday.
B.On Saturday.
听下面一段对话，回答第 14 至第 17 四个小题。
14.What do the speakers consider as the most important?
A.The location of the flat. B.The size of the flat.
.What do we know about the photo?
A. It was taken a decade ago.
C The rent of the flat.
B. The man took it at his wedding.
C.The woman had long hair then.
.What is the relationship between the speakers?
15.What is the absolute necessity in the bedroom for the woman?
A.Furniture. B.Sunlight. C.An air conditioner.
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16.How does the woman know about the rent?
A.By reading the newspaper.
A.Driver and passenger. B.Shopkeeper and customer. C. Waitress and customer.
.Where does the conversation probably take place?
B.By consulting the house agent.
A. In a corner store.
B.In a supermarket.
C.On the street.
C.By asking friends.
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17.Why does the woman wish to find a flat quickly?
A.Her present house is due.
听下面 5 段对话或独白。每段对话或独白后有几个小题，从题中所给的 A、B、C 三个选项中选出
最佳选项。听每段对话或独白前，你将有时间阅读各个小题，每小题 5 秒钟；听完后，各小题将给出 5
秒钟的作答时间。每段对话或独白读两遍。
B. She wants to move for a change.
C. Her present house is too expensive.
听下面一段独白回答第 18 至第 20 三个小题。
18.When is the deadline for entries?
听下面一段对话，回答第 6 和第 7 两个小题。
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. What's the woman's attitude toward the situation?
A.Optimistic. B.Confused.
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C.Pessimistic.
A.August 31st.
B.October 15th.
C. November 1st.
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9.What is the topic of this year?
C. In September 2022.
D. In September 2023.
A.Cities.
B.The Future.
C.The World.
23.What should adult students do beforedoing community involvement activities?
0.What is the prize for the school winner?
A.Have a clear understanding of the qualified activities.
C. Turn to local community centers for help.
B.Set community involvement hours with teachers.
D.Ask for their parents'permission.
A.Pictures of England.
B. Books from a writer.
C. Lessons from an artist.
第二部分 阅读理解（共两节，每小题 2.5分，满分 50分）
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I was talking to a friend about plans for her preschooler Cathy. Their home language is English,but my friend＇
s father is French， and I wondered if she would letCathy attend the local French immersion（沉浸式）
kindergarten.
High school graduation requirements
To earn a high school diploma, students must meet the following requirements.
Compulsory credits
She surprised me by saying that her dad advised against doing that,saying,“You have a very bright little girl
who's curious about everything. French is only one subject. You don't need to make it the center of her education
for the important early years of school."
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4 credits in English (1 credit per grade)
3 credits in mathematics (at least 1 credit in
Grade 1I or 12)
* 1 credit in Canadian geography (Grade 9)
* 1 credit in the arts
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* I credit in health and physical education
* 1 credit in French as a second language
* 0.5 credit in career studies
Yes,there are many benefits of speaking more than one language, but that doesn't mean it's always a good
idea to make your kindergartener receive an immersion program.
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3 credits for group 1,2, and 3 courses
2 credits in science
If you look up "second language learning", you'll see much about the advantages of being bilingual （双语
的），mostly written to advertise language schools and maps. But if you dig deeper， you＇ll have trouble
finding solid research into the advantages of second language learning, other than in older age groups where it
does have strong cognitive（认知的）benefits.
1 credit in Canadian history (Grade 10)
* 0.5 credit in civics and citizenship
Optional credits
Students must earn 12 optional credits by successfully completing courses offered in the school's program
and course calendar. Optional credits may include up to four credits earned through approved dual（双倍的）
credit programs.

My clinical experience with kids is consistent with my friend's father's observation and with th finding of the
British Academy that second language learning can be great for kids, but isn't always. I depends on a lot of
complex factors.
Note:Beginning with students that entered Grade 9 in the 2020-2021 school year,students must earn at least two
online learning credits (compulsory or optional).
For some young children, immersion classes in French or other languages can make school more
interesting,enriching their lives and enlarging their sense of the world. Children who enter school with strong first
language and mathematical skills can enjoy learning another language, finding new ways of understanding and
thinking about what they have already known.
The literacy graduation requirement
The September 2022, the literacy graduation requirement was introduced and it became effective
immediately. Students graduating in the 2022-2023 school year and beyond are required to meet this requirement
to earn their high school diploma.
For others, these programs can be curiosity-crushing. I've worked with many very smart young kids who are
deeply frustrated at school because their scientific, technologica1, or mathematical interests far outperform their
ability to discuss their enthusiasm in a new language.
Community involvement
Students are required to complete a minimum of 40 hours of community involvement activities as part of the
requirements for a diploma.
When looking for a school for your preschooler, consider their individual learning needs, strengths and
challenges,and look for what you think might be the best match.
Students who are looking for community involvement opportunities should:
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4.Why did Cathy's grandpa oppose her attending the local French immersion kindergarten?
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make sure they know which activities satisfy the community involvement requirement
check their school board's website for a list of approved and prohibited activities
A. It might hold back Cathy's curiosity.
C.It might affect Cathy's friendship.
B. Cathy was too small to learn well.
D.Cathy had no gift for languages.
have a discussion with their partners to plan and select their community involvement activities (students
5. What does the research reveal about seniors' learning a second language?
under 18 years old only)
A. It's challenging.
C.It's controversial.
B. It's beneficial.
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1.What's the minimum number of credits required for a high school diploma?
A.30. B.32. C.34.
D.It's energy-consuming.
D.36.
6.What may the author advise parents to do when choosing a kindergarten?
A. Select the school closest to their home.
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2When did the literacy graduation requirement take effect?
A. In September 2020.
B. In September 2021.
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B. Make sure the teachers are native speakers.
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C. Consider their children's learningstyles and needs.
D.Focus on the quality of schools' language immersion programs.
7.What is the text mainly about?
30.What does the underlined word "exacerbate" in paragraph 5 probably mean?
A.Relieve. B.Cause. C.Intensify.
D.Address.
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31.What is probably the final goal of the engineers?
A. To increase urban green spaces.
A. The benefits of early bilingual learning.
B.To personalize reflective materials.
B.The suitable age to start learning a second language.
C. Best ways to prepare kids for language immersion programs.
D."My”reflections on immersing preschools in foreign language programs.
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C.To simplify existing building designs.
D. To reduce costs of construction materials.
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Inflation（通货膨胀）is the word on everyone＇s lips， as our coffers （金库） take a hit and prices
seem to rise ceaselessly.
Engineers at Princeton University have measured the cooling benefits of a simple solution for beating urban
Meanwhile, inflation remains stubbornly high in many developed economies despite the interest rate rises
designed to bring prices down. The latest figures for the U.K. Consumer Price Index（指数）（CPI）for May
rose by 4% from the previous year. Some economists have found themselves considering a surprising potential
contributor: music concerts. But what do concerts and the economy have to do with one another?
From top singers to famous bands, Klaus Baader, global chief economist at Societe Generale,has tickets to
see various artists this year. "One of the things that struck me as odd is that acquiring tickets for these concerts
nowadays means people have to tighten their belt for a while," he said. "And a concert trip doesn't end with a
single ticket. It's also related to Coca-Cola or hot dogs, the prices of which are always hiked up when shows take
place, let alone the accommodation" he explained.
heat: reflecting sunlight back from where it came by equipping building walls and roadways in urban centers with
retroreflective（反光的）materials.
"With climate change and the increasing frequency and persistence of extreme heat events, more people in
the U.S. die from extreme heat than from any other weather-related disaster-heat kills more than tornadoes,
tsunamis, and hurricanes combined," said Elie Bou-Zeid, professor of civil and environmental engineering.
Several technologies have been raised to fight against the issue of urban overheating, including cool
pavements and roof coatings. However, when sunlight hits these cooling technologies, it can be kicked back in
any number of directions instead of in one focused direction, which means that highly reflective materials could
have an opposite result if applied because sunlight could be reflected onto the ground, walls,and even the passers-
by.
Take the Renaissance World Tour by a famous American singer-songwriter whose first stop was in
Stockholm in May as an example. "In the Swedish May inflation numbers,hotel prices rose more than what is
usual for May," said Filip Andersson, from Danske Bank. "Hotels in the Stockholm region were reportedly fully
booked the weeks around the event and prices thus skyrocketed. Due to a third of Sweden's hotel rooms being in
the nation's capital,prices rose dramatically on a national scale."
"Actually, retroreflective materials are already used in transportation, where they are commonly found in
road signs and paint to improve nighttime visibility, but an important question is how efficient we can make them
and whether we can engineer them to have the performances we want," said Jyotirmoy Mandal,assistant professor
of civil and environmental engineering.
Economists have nicknamed the phenomenon: “tourflation", wwhich has stimulated analysts to give a lot
of thought to the upswing. "The concert market is booming. Understandably, this relates to supply and demand
forces-consumers are most interested in making up for their time lost during the COVID-19lockdowns," Baader
explained. He also pointed to changes in how musicians make a profit."Artists’models have changed from
making money by selling CDs towards earning revenues mostly form concerts,"Baader added.
The impact of concerts on inflation might be short-lived. In Sweden's case, Andersson believes the
normalization of inflation levels will occur later after the concert.
Unlike common highly reflective materials, retroreflectors can reflect incoming sunlight with limited
scattering（散射）. Consequently， most sunlight hitting a retroreflector on a building wall or city street would
be directed back in the same direction it came from-and out of the urban canyon.In this way,the retroreflectors
can release the sunlight that would otherwise be stuck in the urban canyon and exacerbate the urban overheating
problem.
Ultimately, they want to create a set of guidelines for policymakers,planners, and materials engineers.If
you're an urban planner, for example, and you know the latitude of your city, the width-height ratio and the
direction of your streets, you can easily use their results to pick the suitable surfaces for applying these
retroreflective materials and estimate the cooling benefits you might receive in doing so.
32.What can be concluded about inflation from paragraph 2？
A. It is a hard-to-tackle and lasting concern.
B. It is positively correlated with interest rates.
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8.What may Elie Bou-Zeid warn people of in paragraph 2?
C. It is much worse in rich developed countries.
AThe frequency of natural disasters.
B.Thie urgency of keeping people cool.
D. It is an outcome of ineffective financial adjustments.
C.The unpredictability of climate change.
D. The necessity of temperature monitoring.
33.What was Klaus Baader astonished by?
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9.What is the limitation of current cooling technologies?
A. Influence upon the city's appearance.
A.The limited food choices in concerts.
B.The lack of availability of concert tickets.
B. Disturbance of the view of passes-by.
C.The popularity of top singers and famous bands.
D.The overall high expenses for attending concerts.
C. Production of something poisonous to humans.
D. Inability to control the direction of reflected light.
34. What does the example of the tour in Stockholm emphasize?
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A. Concerts can boost the acceptability of a city.
How many times have you caught yourself absorbed in Instagram? It's without doubt a wonderful tool for
41 with others, but sometimes I wonder if we're 42 ourselves with too much attention paid to the outside
world.
B. Concerts promote the growth of local entertainment.
C. Concerts do more harm than good to the host city.