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B. She doesn’t know which club to choose.
C. She is afraid of hurting her friends’ feelings.
) 7. What does the man advise the girl to do at last
A. Join both clubs to have a try.
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B. Communicate with her friends honestly.
C. Choose true friends next time.
听第 7 段材料，回答第 8-9 题。
学科调研试题
考生注意：
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) 8. What was the inventor trying to make at the beginning
A. Headache medicine. B. Syrup.
C. Coke.
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.本试卷共 6 页，全卷共 66 题，总分 110 分。考试时间 90 分钟。
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) 9. What spirit can we learn from the story
A. All mistakes are bad and should be avoided.
B. Thinking differently can turn a mistake into a great idea.
C. The best inventions are always lucky accidents.
姓名
.答题前，考生先将自己的姓名、准考证号在试卷、答题卡相应位置填写清楚，
将条形码准确粘贴在答题卡条形码区域内。
.选择题必须使用 2B 铅笔填涂；非选择题必须使用 0.5 毫米黑色字迹的签字笔
书写，字体工整、笔迹清楚。
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听第 8 段材料，回答第 10-12 题。
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) 10. Why does the man have a neck ache
A. He has been in front of the screen for hours.
B. He has been doing important things for a long time.
C. He is too tried from studying with the phone.
) 11. Where does the woman want to send the man
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.保持答题卡清洁，不要折叠、弄破、弄皱，不准使用涂改液、修正带、刮纸刀。
A. A middle school.
) 12. What’s the probable relationship between the two speakers
B. Teacher and student. C. Mother and son.
听第 9 段材料，回答第 13-15 题。
B. A hospital.
C. Grandma’s house.
A. Doctor and patient.
第一部分 听力 （共 20 分）
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) 13. How far is the Green Mountain Forest
A. It’s about 80 km away.
B. It’s about 1.5 hours’ bike ride.
C. It’s about 1.5 hours’ train ride.
) 14. How long did Tom stay there
I. Listening（本题共 20 小题，每小题 1 分，共 20 分）
Part One Choose the right answer according to the dialogue you hear.
听第 1-5 段材料，回答第 1-5 题。每段对话仅读一遍。
(
) 1. Which sport does the boy like best
A. Basketball. B. Tennis.
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C. Table tennis.
A. One night.
) 15. How often does Tom go camping with his family
A. Very often. B. About 2 times a year. C. More than 3 times a year.
听第 10 段材料，回答第 16-20 题。
Eating well
B. Two nights.
C. The whole weekend.
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) 2. What do you think the festival was yesterday
A. The Dragon Boat Festival.
B. The Mid-Autumn Festival.
C. Spring Festival.
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(
(
) 3. What is the girl’s father’s job likely to be
False
True
to eat just fruits and
A. A policeman.
) 4. Who is Bob turning to in order to solve his problem
A. His teacher. B. His brother. C. His mother.
) 5. When did his interest in insects begin
A. At the age of 5. B. At the age of 8. C. At the age of 18.
B. A teacher.
C. A doctor.
Students should eat as many fruits and It is not 16
vegetables as possible.
vegetables.
It is OK to eat a few chips or a piece of
chocolate.
All 17
are unhealthy.
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Too much fat and salt is bad, but too little
is also 18 .
A little oil helps your eyes 19 , a
little salt helps your heart beat.
Part Two Choose the right answer according to the dialogue or passage you hear.
听下面 5 段对话或独白，回答第 6-20 题。 每段对话或独白读两遍。
听第 6 段材料，回答第 6-7 题。
Fat and salt are bad for our bodies.
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) 6. What is the girl’s problem
A. She doesn’t like dancing.
The rule is: Eat a bit of 20 , not too much of one thing.
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第二部分 笔试 （共计 90 分）
D. To argue that the Dragon Boat Festival is the most important festival.
(
) 23. Lingling wants to include the three pictures below in her writing. Which
country’s tradition does each of them show
第一节 选择题 （共 45 分）
II. Reading Comprehension （共 15 小题，每小题 2 分，共 30 分）
Choose the best answer according to the passage you read.
(A)
Student Name: Wang Lingling
Topic of Research: The Dragon Boat Festival Around the World
The Dragon Boat Festival has spread to many countries, including Vietnam (越
南), Japan and South Korea. It is celebrated in different ways in these three countries.
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A. ① Vietnam; ② Japan; ③ South Korea.
B. ① Vietnam; ② South Korea; ③ Japan.
C. ① Japan; ② South Korea; ③ Vietnam.
D. ① Japan; ② Vietnam; ③ South Korea.
(B)
Country: Vietnam
Name: Worm-Killing Festival (杀虫节)
Date: the fifth day of the fifth lunar month
Like us, people in Vietnam also eat zongzi and give offerings to their ancestors
(祖先). In some areas of the country, the zongzi is shaped like a long tube (管子).
Besides, people eat sour fruits and other foods to try to kill the worm in their bodies.
I was born in Nassib, a small village in Syria (叙利亚). My parents and I lived a
simple life. This peaceful life, however, didn’t last long.
Country: Japan
Name: Children’s Day
Date: May 5th
When I was six years old, a war broke out, turning our world upside down. I
could no longer play with my friends, and I felt scared every day. Finally, my family
decided to leave.
When the Dragon Boat Festival first spread to Japan, it was celebrated on the
fifth day of the fifth lunar month. People also ate zongzi. The adults drank calamus
wine, too. In Japanese, the word for “calamus” sounds like a word that means “value
strength”. For this reason, the festival became a festival for boys. Later, the date was
changed to May 5th. In 1948, the festival became Children’s Day. On this day,
families fly fish-shaped windsocks to wish their kids strong growth.
Country: South Korea Name: Dano Festival
It was 2012. As we packed up, I took one last look at our house, hoping we
would return after a few months.
We moved to Jordan (约旦). It was much bigger than Nassib. Everything felt
strange. At school, I felt lonely because I didn’t know anyone. I cried a lot.
After finishing fourth grade, I had some friends. School was fun again. But just
as things were looking up, we had to move again. As refugees (难民), my parents
couldn’t work in Jordan. We applied to move to Canada, and we were accepted.
I was sad to leave my friends, but I was also excited— I knew I’d be flying for
the first time and seeing the world from above.
Date: the fifth day of the fifth lunar month
The Dano Festival has become a very different festival from the Dragon Boat
Festival. In some parts of South Korea, the festival is celebrated for up to a month.
People pray (祈求) for health and happiness. They also hold colorful activities. Some
popular ones include folk dances and wrestling (摔跤).
When the plane took off, it was nighttime. I looked down and saw the city lights
below shining in the darkness. It was a beautiful sight. When we landed, it was
snowing. I knew I had a lot to learn again. I had to pick up a new language since I
only spoke Arabic. I also had to get used to colder weather and different customs.
But this time, I didn’t feel scared.
(
) 21. What type of writing is this
A. A news report. B. A research report. C. A guideline.
) 22. What is the purpose of this passage
D. A story.
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A. To compare different traditional festivals in Vietnam and Japan.
B. To describe the history of the Dragon Boat Festival in China.
C. To explain how different countries celebrate the Dragon Boat Festival.
Now, four years has passed, and I can speak French and English well. I’ve also
made a lot of friends. Adapting isn’t easy, but it’s not impossible.
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it would be safe. For its final safety testing in August, over 400 sensors (传感器)
were placed in locations all over the bridge. Then 96 trucks were driven on the bridge
to create conditions similar to normal traffic. The bridge is now part of the Guizhou
S57 highway. Before the bridge was built, people driving between the two sides had
to take long. But now, driving across the bridge takes just a little more than a minute.
One of the workers on the bridge says, “The view from the bridge is fantastic.”
There is a special glass walkway which allows visitors to look down at the river deep
in the valley below. And if the height of the bridge isn’t enough for some tourists,
they can take a glass elevator to visit a special glass-walled cafe high up in one of the
towers. The cafe sits half a mile up in the air.
(
) 24. What does “turning our world upside down” most likely mean in the
second paragraph
A. Making our life more exciting and fun.
B. Causing a complete change to our life.
C. Helping us see the world differently.
D. Encouraging us to travel to new places.
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) 25. What might be in the author’s mind when he took one last look at his
old house
A. “What caused the war to break out ”
B. “Will I live a happier life in Jordan ”
C. “When will we be able to come back here ”
D. “Should I let my friends know I’m leaving ”
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) 28. How do we know the bridge is higher than any other bridge in the world
A. The reporter says China has broken its own record.
B. The bridge cost 295 million dollars.
C. 96 trucks were used in the test.
(
) 26. How has the author changed after experiencing several moves
D. The canyon is called “Earth’s Crack”.
A. He was excited at first, but then became scared.
B. He was scared at first, but became confident later.
C. He was confident and happy about every move.
D. He was worried about moving to a new place.
(
) 29. Why were over 400 sensors placed on the bridge during the final test
A. To guide the 96 trucks along the correct lane on the bridge.
B. To record tiny changes of the bridge in order to check its safety.
C. To provide free Wi-Fi for the drivers on the bridge.
D. To count how many visitors walked on the glass walkway.
) 30. What was the travel between the two sides of the canyon like before the
bridge was opened
(
) 27. What can we infer (推断) about the author from his experience in
Canada
(
(
A. He found learning French and English too difficult and gave up.
B. He thought the cold weather in Canada was worse than the war.
C. He felt more confident and brave about facing new challenges.
D. He missed Syria so much that he couldn’t enjoy his life in Canada.
(C)
A. Impossible.
B. Only possible by boat.
D. Slow and inconvenient.
C. Quick but expensive.
) 31. What is the main purpose of the passage
A. To describe how a new bridge was built and why it is important.
B. To compare different bridges in China.
China already held the record for the world’s highest bridge and now it has
broken its own record with an even higher bridge – one which crosses 2,051 feet
(625 meters) above the Beipan River in Guizhou Province. The bridge is expected to
C. To explain how to drive on the Guizhou S57 highway.
D. To tell a story about a tourist in Guizhou.
make travel much faster, and to bring tourists to the area.
(D)
The Huajiang Grand Canyon is one of the things that make traveling in Guizhou
so hard. The canyon is so deep and long that it is sometimes called the “Earth’s
Crack”. On September 28, the Huajiang Grand Canyon Bridge, stretching out across
the “Earth’s Crack”, was officially opened.
On October 11, over 1,600 athletes started swimming in the 2025 Ironman
World Championship Triathlon (铁人三项世界锦标赛). After their long swim, they
biked for over 100 miles. Then they ran a marathon. Sixty athletes didn’t finish the
race but 80-year-old Natalie Grabow did, setting the record as the oldest woman ever
to finish the race.
The bridge took three years to build and cost about $295 million. Because of the
height and the location of the bridge, many special steps had to be taken to make sure
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The Ironman World Championship is the most famous triathlon, and one of the
hardest. It takes place in Kailua-Kona, Hawaii. The heat, the winds, and the uphill
sections of the course make it very difficult even for young athletes.
B. Race-day facts → Course difficulty → Natalie’s background → Her
finish and future goals
C. Training tips → Key problems → Proper solutions → Natalie’s
achievement
Natalie Grabow may act young, but she’s also an 80-year-old grandmother. Still
that didn’t stop her from running the race or finishing it. In 2005, she took part in a
half-Ironman that the distances are half as long for the first time. In her early sixties,
she was good enough to make it to the Ironman World Championship.
D. List of Ironman winners → Comparison of times → Equipment used →
Result and prize
plete the Passage （共 5 小题，每小题 1 分，共 5 分）
Choose the proper sentences to complete the passage.
Now Ms. Grabow has completed the Ironman 11 times in total. The only thing
different this year is that she ran the course as an 80-year-old. There was no one else
in her age group. But she ran the same course as everyone else – in the same heat,
and up the same hills. She never thought of stopping. “I was going to beat it,” she
told the New York Times. It took her 16 hours, 45 minutes, and 26 seconds. As she
finished, the announcer called out, “Unbelievable!” Ms. Grabow was very tired, but
she was also pleased. “I am so happy and thankful that I can still race in this sport at
my age,” she said. And she’s planning on running at least two half-Ironman races in
the next years.
Learning to play a musical instrument is a wonderful idea. But with so many
choices, how do you pick the right one Don’t worry!
. What music do you like
Start by thinking about the music you enjoy every day.
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For example,
if you love pop music, the guitar or keyboard could be great choices. If you prefer
classical music, you might like the piano or violin. When you learn to play the songs
you love, practice becomes a real joy.
. Where can you practice
This is a very important question. Some instruments like drums can be very loud.
The sound they make may be too loud for small spaces. 39 For quiet practice,
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) 32. What record did Natalie Grabow set
A. The fastest Ironman time.
B. The oldest woman to finish the race.
C. The youngest grandmother to compete.
D. The most Ironman races completed.
) 33. Where would this passage most likely appear
you can choose a keyboard or an electric guitar. This helps you practice without
making too much noise.
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. How much money do you have
Musical instruments can have very different prices. A simple recorder is not
expensive, but a good piano costs a lot. 40 Remember, you don’t always
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A. A science magazine.
C. A sports newspaper.
B. A travel guidebook.
D. A physics textbook.
have to buy a new one. Looking for a second-hand instrument or renting one are also
good ways to start.
) 34. Which of the following can prove Ironman is “one of the hardest” races
A. Natalie Grabow has completed the Ironman 11 times in total.
B. The heat, winds, and uphill sections challenge even young athletes.
C. The famous race starts early in the morning.
Choosing your first instrument is an exciting step. By thinking about what you
like, where you live, and your budget, you can find the perfect one to begin your
musical journey!
D. More than 1,600 athletes entered the event this year.
A. It is wise to check the price before you decide.
B. You can pick an instrument for your favorite music.
C. Before you start practicing, you need to buy a new instrument.
D. For instance, bands are often looking for drummers and bass players.
E. If you live in a small apartment or have close neighbors, this could be a problem.
(
) 35. What is the main idea of each paragraph in the passage
A. Description of Hawaii → History of triathlons → Weather conditions →
Future races
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F. Thinking about the following three questions can help you make a good decision.
G. If you don’t have a favorite type of music, you can ask your teacher for advice.
IV. Cloze Test （共 10 小题，每小题 1 分，共 10 分）
Water makes up about sixty percent of our body weight. As a teenager, we
might need 1.4 to 1.9 liters (升) of water every day. Actually, we can get water
from the tap at 51. _________ low price. However, some people prefer bottled
water to tap water.
Choose the best answer to complete the passage.
Now you can enjoy a more comfortable trip on China’s high-speed trains with
the new “quiet car” service. This special service is perfect for people who want a
Bottled water first appeared in the United States in the 1760s. A company
called Jackson’s Spa bottled and 52. _________ (sell) mineral (矿物质 ) water.
Since then, bottled water has become more and more popular worldwide. Why
Because the company said that the water could “have good effects 53. _________
people’s bodies.” It’s reported that after believing the words, people drink about 10
percent 54. _________ (much) bottled water every year.
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journey.
These quiet cars are available on popular routes
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the Beijing-Shanghai
line. When you book tickets on the website 12306, you can choose to sit in these
special cars. If a train has a quiet car, you will find 43 “quiet” sign.
After booking your ticket, you will receive a message with the quiet car rules.
The most important rule is to keep quiet. For example, you need to use headphones
In 2019, for the first time, Americans drank more bottled water than soda.Well,
this may have something 55. _________ (do) with people’s worries about the
purity(纯 净 ) of tap water. According to one survey, 63 percent of Americans
worried a lot about 56. _________ their drinking water was safe or not.
However, research suggests such worries are 57. __________ (necessary). For
most families, bottled water is not better than tap water. In fact, almost half of all
bottled water comes from the tap. And when it comes to taste, most of us cannot
tell the difference. Students at Boston University once had a blind taste test. Only a
when
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to music. If you want to talk on the phone, you should go outside the
quiet car. Parents should make sure their
disturb others.
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behave well so that they won’t
The conductors also help keep everything quiet. They speak more 46
in other cars. They will tell you quietly when your station is coming.
than
What about meals Don’t worry! You can scan a QR code on the arm of your
seat to order food. The salesperson will 47 it to you.
The quiet car is becoming more and more popular. Many people like it because
they can 48 or work well during the journey. “It’s really nice and quiet here,”
said one passenger. “I can read my book without any 49 .”
0 , why not try a quiet car on your next trip You might enjoy your journey
much more!
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8. _________ (three) of the taste-testers were able to correctly pick out the tap
water. What’s more, making bottled water requires a lot of energy. Plastic bottles
9. _________ (use) only once before being thrown away, which is a huge waste of
resources.
So, after considering all this, which will you prefer: bottled water or tap water
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Although bottled water seems more fashionable, it isn’t any better than the water
from your tap. In fact, you could save money and still stay healthy by making a
simple and wise 60. ________ (choose). It’s time to change your mind!
VI. Reading Expression (共 5 小题，每小题 2 分，共 10 分）
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）41. A. quick
B. peaceful
B. with
C. exciting
D. funny
D. from
D. /
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C. about
C. the
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B. an
）44. A. preferring
）45. A. volunteers
）46. A. strongly
）47. A. bring
）48. A. attend
）49. A. courage
）50. A. After all
B. preferred
C. listening
D. listened
D. parents
D. simply
D. fetch
D. suffer
D. action
When someone wants a new life, they must be ready to change. Actually, small
changes are easier to put into action. They can not only give us more confidence to
achieve big goals but also bring us a sense of success through good results. Once a
B. passengers C. children
B. clearly
B. take
C. softly
C. carry
C. record
C. reason
behavior(行为) becomes a habit, we do it without thinking. Starting with small goals
B. rest
is a wiser way to achieve big goals.
B. noise
B. In a word
C. For example D. However
第二节 非选择题（共 45 分）
V. Grammatical Filling (共 10 小题，每小题 2 分，共 20 分）
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3. Atomic Habits is about how to change your ____ and get ____ better every day.
4. What did Scott try to do every day to develop a reading habit
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5. What do you want to learn from the book Why (Please answer based on the
information in the passage. )
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VII. Writing (满分 15 分）
On the other hand, by making small changes, we may ask ourselves, “How can I
use this process for the bigger thing that I want ” and then keep on going, especially
when we see these changes make us feel good about ourselves. Atomic Habits will
tell you how to change your habits and get 1% better every day.
66. 每个人心中都有一位英雄。他或许是杨振宁这般以智慧推动世界进步的伟大
科学家，或许是身边平凡却闪耀、以善良温暖生活的普通人。现学校微信公众
号发起“我心中的英雄”征文活动，邀你以“The Hero in My Heart”为题，用英语讲
述令你动容的相关故事。
内容需包含：
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你心中的英雄是谁？
你为何将他/她视作英雄？
他/她对你的成长产生了怎样的影响？
要求：
*文中不得出现真实姓名、学校等信息。
*词数 90 左右。
参考词汇：hardworking strong will influence
The Hero in My Heart
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Start with a small decision. This may reshape the way you think about progress
and success. Who knows how far we will go in the end
61~63 Use words with proper meanings and grammatical rules to fill in the
blanks. (Only one word for one blank. )
64~65 Answer the questions according to the passage.
61. It’s easier to put ______ ______ into action.
62. George lost ______ ______ by setting small goals and developed lifelong
healthy habits.
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