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武昌区 2025届高三上学期期末测试英语参考答案
第一部分 听力（共 20小题，每小题 1.5分 满分 30分）
1-5 ABBCA 6-10 CAABC 11-15 CABBA 16-20 BABCC
第二部分 阅读理解（共两节，满分 50分）
第一节（共 15小题：每小题 2.5分，满分 37.5分）
A篇： 21 -23 DBA B篇： 24-27 CADA
C篇： 28-31 DBCB D篇： 32-35 BACD
第二节（共 5小题：每小题 2.5分，满分 12.5分） 36 –40 AFEGC
第三部分 英语知识运用（共两节， 满分 30分）
第一节 完形填空（共 15 小题：每小题 1分，满分 15分）
41- 45 BCADA 46-50 CBDCA 51-55 BDCBD
第二节 英语知识运用（共 10小题：每小题 1.5分，满分 15分）
56. the 57. additional 58. Having missed/ Missing 59. But 60. with
61. Being given 63. to stay 63. was launched 64. which 65. promotion
第四部分 写作（共两节，满分 40分）
第一节 （满分 15 分）
Dear Accommodation Office,
I am Li Hua, an exchange student set to join St Andrew’s College for a year. I am writing to
apply for on-campus accommodation.
Living on campus will allow me to fully immerse in the college’s academic and social life,
enhancing my study experience. I believe my enthusiasm for group activities and ability to adapt
quickly to new environments make me a suitable candidate for on-campus living. I am eager to
integrate into the new environment and contribute positively to the community.
Thank you for considering my application. I am excited about the prospect of becoming a
student here and eager to hear about the accommodation options available to me.
Yours sincerely,
Li Hua
第二节：（满分 25分）
“Help me sit there”, he demanded, pointing to a bench. Considering that I can do whatever
on my birthday, I was about to turn him down when his shaking legs and bent knees forced me to
grip his arms and lower him down nice and slow. “Thank you!” he said, breathing hard like he had
climbed a hill. Then he talked about his youth and his adventures in the mountains. I listened
intently and asked good questions, realizing that there was more to him than just the grumpy old
man I had seen earlier.
It hit me how selfish I was. I had been so focused on my own desires and frustrations that I
had failed to see Grandpa as a person with his own stories and struggles. Thinking of all the
attempts he had made to connect with me, I realized how impatient and disrespectful I was. It was
then that I resolved to be more understanding and patient. When we returned to the party for the
cake, I apologized to Grandpa and was responded with a big hug of forgiveness. In cheers of
“happy birthday,” I shed tears again, but it somewhat felt more like my birthday than ever.
听力稿
Text 1
M: Hey, do you want to go to the mall with me later I have to buy some supplies for school.
M: I wish I could. But I've canceled on my trainer twice this week. I have to go to the fitness
center today. (1)
Text 2
M: We're not in any rush to leave. Let's wait for others to get here and then place our order.
W: But I'm already starving. We can order first and just add some more dishes when they
come. (2) It's not like they'll be angry.
Text 3
M: Excuse me, but I think this seat, 15G, is mine.
W: That's strange. Mine is 15G, too. Here's my ticket.
M: Sorry, ma'am. Your train is E55. This is E50. (3)
Text 4
M:My dad said not to spend more than S30 on his gift, but I found the perfect thing for
him is $20 over the limit.
W: Just buy it! It's not like he'll even know how much you spent.
M: You're right! (4)
Text 5
W: Were you able to finish all your homework The stuff I got from my math class was way
too much.
M: Luckily, I was able to finish all of mine. My mom said she wouldn't let me go to the
football game otherwise. (5)
Text 6
M: So, what do you think
W: It's very...bright.
M:Well, I'm a bright sort of guy, and this is my favorite color. (6)
W: You don't see many yellow cars. (6) I thought I was being adventurous when I bought a red
one.
M: Red cars, blue cars...everyone has them. This one really stands out.
W: It certainly does. Is it fast
M:Well, I set off from home at 6:30 and got here at 6:45, (7) so that's not bad, is it
W: I hope you didn't break any speed limits. The police wouldn't have any trouble tracking down a
car like that.
Text 7
M: The kitty hasn't eaten all day. Food is usually his favorite thing. I'm worried that he
could be sick. (8)
W: You shouldn't worry if it's just been a day. Cats are moody. He's probably just upset that
Sarah's been gone for a few days. (9)
M: Well, she'll be gone for a while. If he doesn't eat the whole time, you'll have to explain to
our daughter how we let the cat become all skin and bones while she was having fun at
summer camp. (9) (10)
W: If it gets serious, we can definitely take him to the doctor at the animal hospital. But I think
he'll be fine.
M: I wish I could tell him not to be upset.
W: He'll have to get used to it since Sarah's going off to school in the fall. She can't take him with
her.
Text 8
M: So, what inspired you to write these stories
W: It was actually my time in the Chinese countryside. You see, I had originally gone there to
teach at a village school, and it was only supposed to be for a year. But then I agreed to stay
on for an additional two years after that. (11)
M: And why did you decide to stay Didn't you miss the city life After all, you grew up in
Beijing. (12)
W: That's true, but I also spent a long time in the Italian countryside after college. There's
something very beautiful about rural life, no matter where it is. That's why I stayed and why I
wanted to write a collection of short stories that captured the heart of the people still living in
villages.
M: I've only read the first two stories, but so far, the book really creates beautiful images of
peaceful places. They're filled with hard-working people. You must be really proud. (13)
W: I just wanted to make something realistic and emotional. I like to think I've succeeded.
Text 9
W: Thomas, have you decided yet what you would like to do when you leave school
M: I haven't made a definite decision yet. That is why I have come here to check out some of the
options.
W: I guess you are thinking of going to university before starting work
M: I'm hoping so...(14)
W: Well, we have a few people here this evening who can talk to you about different careers for
graduates. There are signs on the desks to say who they represent, starting with "A" for army.
M: I don't think I'll be talking to them.
W: What would you like to know about I know you get very good marks in English and
geography.
M: I am very interested in what the Earth is made of - the composition of the mountains and
the way volcanoes shape the planet. (15)
W: Oh yes, that does sound interesting, doesn't it
M: I think so. Martin's dad does that kind of work and I like the sound of it.
W: Martin's dad is here tonight, at the Earth Search desk. You might want to have a talk
with Planet Science as well. (16)
M: OK. Is there anyone else who might be able to give me information (16)
W: Not on that subject, I think. (16)
M: I'll just meet them then. (16)
Text 10
A team of English scientists found a surprising fix to a common problem. The study published in
the journal, Nature, showed that spreading certain types of rock over unused farming fields
actually cut carbon pollution. Not only did it improve the air, but the rock dust is great for
future crops. (17) Because of the minerals in the rock, the plants grow much healthier. Tree
planting is always mentioned as a cost-effective way to fight carbon pollution. However, that
takes many years and the plants are not guaranteed to live. Spreading certain types of rock
will not only work faster, but the rock is easily available. (18) According to the scientists, rock
mines produce so much of this dust that farmers would be paid to take it away and use it.
(19) Prof. David Berling is a lead author of the study. He says that if governments keep a close
eye on the data, we will be able to see quick changes in carbon air pollution. In addition, the
mineral mines have already had all the trucks and equipment they need to deliver the dust.
They don't need to mine or dig for anything different. In fact, it would just direct the trucks
towards farms, rather than to where they now throw the waste. (20)

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