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华东师大二附中2025届高三英语测试(2025.5)
(考试时间：105分钟
卷面满分：115分)
I.Grammar and Vocabulary (20%)
SectionA
Directions:After reading the passage below,fill in the blanks to make the passage coherent
and grammatically correct.For the blanks with a given word,fill in each blank with the
proper form of the given word;for the other blanks,use one word that best fits each blank.
Concerns Regarding Deep-Sea Tourism
The depths of the occans,with their charming mystcrics,continuc to capture the human
imagination.For many,deep-sea tourism provides an opportunity to have a thrilling adventure
unlike any (1)
With greater commercial access,deep-sea tourism (2)
move)from an
upper-class activity to a more accessible venture over the past few years.Various underwater
adventures are now available.Luxury operations such as "Lovers Deep,"a St Lucia
submarine hotel,cost $300,000 a night.Other,(3)(price-friendly),encounters are
the Maldives submarine experience where tourists pay $1,500 for an hour-long dive.
Despite the industry's expansion,safety is an important issue.On March 27,a tourist
submarine sank off the Egyptian Red Sea city of Hurghada.The sub was said
(4)
(experience)mechanical failure prior to sinking.The accident occurred more
than a ycar after the OccanGate Titan submersible (cxplosion on a dive to the Titanic
wreck site.Safety concerns point to a lack of regulatory oversight.Submarines and
submersibles sail without uniform intcrnational regulations,with safety practiccs
(5)
(leave)mostly in the hands of private operators.
Certificd submersibles undergo closc inspections by independent organizations.These
inspections cover the vessel's structure,life-support systems,and mechanical integrity.The
need for third-party inspection(6)
not be overstated.However,OceanGate's Titan
submersible notably avoided this process,claiming certification would slow down innovation.
Certified submarines are generally safe,but any form of extreme underwater exploration
involves certain risks.If something goes wrong,rescue operations for deep-sea vessels are
complex and time-sensitive.Most tourist submarines operate at depths(7)
divers
or other submarines can assist in emergencies.However,vessels like the T:tan,which dove to
12,500 feet,exceed most rescue capabilities.
Typical tour submarines don't dive (8)
150 feet.At that depth,scuba divers
can help if needed.But the deeper you go,the more difficult and slower a rescue becomes.
(9)】
submarines operate also impacts rescues.In places such as Antarctica or the
mid-Atlantic,conditions and logistical obstacles hinder quick rescue.
In spite of recent tragedies,international regulation of deep-sea tourism is still low and
governments do not usually regulate businesses (10)
there are repeated failures.
Hopefully,high-profile accidents like OceanGate's explosion or the sinking of Hurghada
might alter that.
Section B
Directions:Complete the following passage by using the words in the box.Each word can
only be used once.Note that there is one word more than you need.
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