2025届广西柳州市高三11月第一次模拟考-英语试题（含答案）.docx

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柳州市 2025 届高三第一次模拟考试
英语参考答案
一、听力理解： 1-5:ACBCB 6-10:ABBCA 11-15:BCCCB 16-20:AABAC
二、阅读理解:21-25:CBDCA 26-30:DCDBA 31-35:BBCAD 36-40:EGFCD
三、完形填空:41-45:DCACB 46-50:DABCA 51-55:ADBDC
四、语法填空:56. With
57. deeply
58. was struck 59 whose
62. connected 63. countries
60. to approach
64. being 65. or
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1. excitement
五、书面表达
(一) 应用文
Experience in the School Practice Labor Base
To learn the value of labor, our class went to work at the school's practice labor base last Friday.
Our work got started at 9:00 am that day. We were divided into two groups. Some planted new seedlings an
d others did watering. All of us were so busy and devoted that we even forgot our lunch. At the end of the work, s
eeing our fruitful results, big smiles came out of our faces.
The experience helped us better. understand the value of labor — no pains, no gains.
(二) 读后续写
The next day, I decided to avoid seeing. Sarah. I took a different route to school and canceled our usual cof
fee date. I knew Sarah would want to celebrate her success with me, but I couldn't stand seeing her success when
I felt like such a failure. Sarah noticed the change of my attitude towards her and tried to ask me for the reason bu
t I refused her for some excuses. In the following days, the sorrow of failure stayed with me all the time. All this
was seen in my mom's eyes.
At last, my mom came to comfort me, saying it was not Sarah's fault. She gently reminded me that setbacks
are a part of any journey. “Sarah‟ s achievement doesn't mean to kill your talent,” she said. “You both have your o
wn paths to follow.” With my mom's encouragement, I decided to talk to Sarah and make an apology for my narro
wness. From that day on, we shared our art dreams again. From the experience, I learned that others' success shoul
d be an inspiration rather than a burden.
英语听力录音稿
Text 1
M: The guests are coming any minute now, yet the house is still a mess.
W: Carol is tidying up the kitchen. I' ll clean the bathroom if you take care of the living room.
M:OK.
Text 2
W:I tried to keep myself organized by using sticky notes. But it failed.
M: I was in the same boat as you before. I used lots of methods, like setting many alarm clocks to remind myself
what to do.
W: Did they work?
M: No, but dividing tasks into smaller parts is an effective way for me.
Text 3
W: Hi, Tony! Shall I meet you at the gym after school? You said you'd like to play badminton earlier.

M: Yeah, but I' ll have to meet Mrs. Smith first. I need to hand in my report.
W:OK.
Text 4
W: Did you hear the announcement? Our train, which was scheduled to leave at 7:15, is now running late!
M: Yes, it' ll be 20 minutes late. Luckily, it still stops at the same platform.
Text 5
W: How do you know about this place?
M: My cousin recommended it to me and I did give it a try.
W: Are the waiters here friendly?
M: Yes, they couldn't be nicer.
Text 6
M: Hello Miss, would you mind answering some questions about the show to help us improve our performance qua
lity? It only takes a few minutes.
W: Sure, go ahead.
M: From1 to 10, how would you score the show?
W:I'd give it 8.
M: Why is that?
W: Hmmm, the acting wasn't win: I went to watch the show, but it was surprisingly good. The clothing was very ey
e-catching and suited the show well. The singing, however, really let me down.
Text 7
M: Sally,I know life is tough for you because your mom is away on business.
W: I wish I could be stronger and not missing her so much. I know she has to leave for work, but half a year is too l
ong. I miss the weekends we spent together, domg things like hiking, camping and bird watching.
M: Those moments were truly incredible.
W: Indeed. So despite my dad's efforts to cheer me up by watching movies with me and accompanying me to the li
brary,I still feel this loneliness.
M: To lift your spirits, how about a visit to your favorite coffee shop this afternoon? My treat.
W: Thanks, Bill, but maybe next time. I' ve promised to see my grandpa with, my dad.
M: OK. Another time then. Let me know if you need anything.
Text 8
M: Anita, are there any environmental projects you' ve been involved in?
W: Yes. I participated in a tree-planting event last month. We planted over a hundred trees in the local park. Plantin
g trees made me appreciate the role they play in fighting climate change. And you?
M: Well, I did a beach clean-up last month. We collected tons of plastic waste. I learned so much about the importa
nce of reducing the use of single-use plastics. It motivated me to adopt a more sustainable lifestyle.
W: That's impressive. So what's your next step?
M: Well, I'm thinking of joining an awareness campaign in my school to reduce plastic waste. Besides, I plan to vol
unteer for wildlife protection. How about you?
W: Sounds great. As for me, I'm considering joining in a garden project in my community to promote green agricul
ture. Small steps can make a big difference.
M: Great. Let's keep them going!
Text 9
W: Michael, can you tell me a bit about your journey in soccer?
M: Sure. I started playing soccer when I was only eight. I joined a local club the next year and gradually

worked my way up. I played for my school team at age 14. And I then got employed by my current club 2 years lat
er
W: That's impressive. What is your daily routine?
M: I train for around six hours each day. In the morning, I focus on strength exercises; in the afternoon, I work on
my technical skills. I also make sure to follow a healthy diet and get enough rest.
W: That sounds intense. How do you get yourself ready for a match?
M: Many players may enhance their training before it. I'm quite the opposite, though. I do everything to relax myse
lf. But I visualize the game in my head and prepare mentally.
Text 10
M: Today I'd like to tell you about this year's competition for the best video. Last year's topic was the environ
ment and many of you said that it didn't give you much opportunity to show people in your videos. So, this time we‟
d like you to think about those who are disabled. For example, if every entrance to our school had wheelchair acce
ss, that would make a big difference, wouldn't it? Today is the seventh of November, so you have just over two wee
ks to get your videos ready. You must hand in your videos by the twenty-first. Now, it's really important to rememb
er that your videos must not be longer than 10 minutes. Anything above this length won't be accepted. There are so
me great prizes. For the winner there's a computer, and then the second prize is a mobile phone. Also, the winning'
videos will be shown at a charity event in New York. And all the winners are invited to watch a wheelchair basketb
all match. Finally, the top ten videos will be shown at the opening ceremony of the school festival. Good. luck!

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