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2024-2025學(xué)年廣州市荔灣區(qū)一模模擬練習(xí)學(xué)校:___________姓名:___________班級:___________考號:___________一、語法選擇(共15小題,每小題1分,共計(jì)15分)BeforeIfirst1toChinain2017,Ihadonlylimitedexperienceusingfooddeliveryortakeoutapps.ButwhenIcametoBeijingandfoundout2IcouldorderMcDonald’sfrommyphoneandhaveburgersandfriesdeliveredstraighttomydoorwithouteven3toleavemyapartment,Iwasimmediatelyhooked(上了癮的,被迷住的).IendeduporderingMcDonald’sthroughMeituanalmosteverynight4thenextmonthorso(大約)andonlystoppedwhenIrealizedIwasgettingfat.Evenso,fooddeliveryapps5MeituanandElemehaveproventobesurprisinglyusefulandconvenient.Theyhavebecome6friendorcompanionformewhile7inBeijing.WhetherIdon’tfeellike8dinnerandwanttoordertakeout,orIneedtogetingredients,medicineorevensimpleofficesupplies,theseappshavemecovered!Still,mylovefortheseapps9recentlyledtoanissue(爭論的問題)I’doverlooked(忽略)—theincreaseinpackagingwaste.Evenafterorderingwaimaiforafewnightsinarow,it’seasy10yourtrashcan(垃圾筒)quicklyfilledupwithplasticbags,cardboardboxesanddisposable(一次性的)chopsticks.Althoughyoucanchoosenottohaveeatingutensils(餐具)providedontheapp,seeingmyfoodwrappedlikeaRussiannestingdoll(套娃)inseverallayeredboxes11onlyservetobeimmediatelythrownawayraisessomeconcerns.Althoughthewaimaipackagingcan12,Ibelieve13canstillbedone—downsizethepackaging,make14moreefficient(高效的)andbiodegradable(可生物降解的)(becausesomeofthismaterialwillbeimproperlysortedfortrashcollection),andsoon.Ihopethat,withtheconvenienceandjoythatwaimaiappscanbring,wecanalsoresteasy(高枕無憂)knowingthatwereducethewasteweproducefromourmodernlifestyles15.1.A.come B.came C.comes D.coming2.A.whether B.when C.that D.what3.A.need B.needs C.needed D.needing4.A.for B.on C.a(chǎn)cross D.by5.A.a(chǎn)s B.forexample C.suchlike D.like6.A.a(chǎn)n B.the C.a(chǎn) D./7.A.lives B.lived C.living D.live8.A.cook B.cooked C.cooks D.cooking9.A.is B.has C.a(chǎn)re D.have10.A.seeing B.seen C.toseeing D.tosee11.A.who B.that C.what D.whether12.A.recycle B.berecycled C.berecycling D.torecycle13.A.many B.much C.more D.themost14.A.it B.them C.they D.its15.A.a(chǎn)swellas B.a(chǎn)lso C.either D.a(chǎn)swell二、完形填空(共10小題,每小題1分,共計(jì)10分)Asmyfatherwalkedintotheroom,mybrotherbecamenervous.Heknewthathehaddonesomething

16.FromadistanceIcouldseethathehadopenedmyfather’snewbookanddrawnalloverthefirstpagewithapencil.Now,staringatmyfatherfearfully,heandIbothwaitedforhis

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.Myfatherpickeduphismuch-lovedbook,lookedatit18

forquiteawhile,andthensatdown,withoutsayingaword.Bookswereimportanttohim.Hewasateacherandhadseveraldegrees.Forhim,bookswereknowledge,andyethelovedhischildren.Whathedidnextwasremarkable.Insteadofpunishingmybrother,hesatdown,tookthepenfrommybrother’shand,andthen

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inthebookhimself,alongsidethedrawingsmadebyJohn:John’swork,1959,age2.Youhavemadethebookpriceless,I’mverythankfultoyoufordrawinginmybook.Theyearsandthebookscameandwent.

Ourfamily20whatallfamiliesgothroughandperhapsalittlebitmore:successandfailure,gain

andloss,21andtears.Fromtimetotimewewouldopenthebook,lookatthedrawings,readmyfather’swordsof22,andfeeluplifted.NowIknowthatthroughthissimpleactmyfather

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ushoweverybadeventinlifecanhaveapositiveside—ifwearepreparedtolookatitfromanotherangle—andhowpreciousitiswhenourlivesaretouchedbythe

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ofothers.Buthealsotaughtusaboutwhatreally25

inlife:people,notobjects:tolerance,notjudgment;love,notanger.EachtimeIthinkaboutthesethings,Iwillsmileandwhisper,“Thankyou,Dad.”16.A.reasonable B.new C.wrong D.brave17.A.praise B.comment C.punishment D.carefully18.A.carelessly B.casually C.quickly D.carefully19.A.wrote B.looked C.drew D.cut20.A.took B.stood C.forgot D.experienced21.A.sadness B.laughter C.pain D.pride22.A.life B.regret C.love D.faith23.A.gave B.taught C.took D.made24.A.kindness B.power C.joy D.sorrow25.A.cares B.need C.hopes D.matters三、閱讀理解(共20小題,每小題2分,共計(jì)40分)ANEWPOSTIcan’tcontrolmybigmouthandIcannotkeepsecretsthatmyfriendstellme.Atschool,Ioftentalkloudlyalotinclass.Ihavemademyselflookbad.Iwanttochangethis.WhatshouldIdo?REPLIESIt’sOK.Somepeoplejustnaturallylovetotalk.However,whenyourtalkingstartstomakeotherpeopleunhappy,it’stimetotakealookatyourhabits.Firstofall,whenyoutellyourfriends’secretstoothers,thismakesithardforyourfriendstotrustyou.Goodfriendsaretrustworthyandnevertellsecretstootherpeople.Thinkabouthowyouwouldfeelifoneofyourfriendsrevealedyoursecret.Ifyoualwaysrememberthis,youwon’tgiveawayanysecrets.Asfortalkingloudlyinclass,ifyoudoittoomuch,yourteacherwillprobablypunishyou.Thatshouldremindyoutostopdoingitsomuch.IhadtwobestfriendsnamedJimandPeter.Theyhadafightoverabasketballmatch,soJimcametomeandcomplainedabouthowPeterdidn’tpasstheballtohim.Dayslater,theygotoverit.Butoneday,whenwewereonourwayhomefromschool,ImadeaslipofthetongueandmentionedthistoPeter.Hissmiledisappearedandhewalkedaway.JimalsowasangrywithmebecausehethoughtIbetrayed(背叛)him.What’sworse,someotherstudentsalsoheardthegossipandstartedtoignoreme.Itwasreallypainful.TherewasnothingIcoulddobutsincerelyapologizetothem.Idecidedtokeepalowprofile(行事低調(diào))andtrynottogiveawayanymoresecrets.Anyonecanmakeaslipofthetongue.Butweneedtothinkcarefullybeforeweact.Itcanhurtpeopleandcauseustolosefriends.26.WhatisSteven’sproblem?A.Heismadefunofforhisbadlooks. B.Heisworriedabouthisbadhabits.C.Hecan’tcontrolhisangeratschool. D.Hehasbeentoldtoomanysecrets.27.Tobetterkeepsecrets,MikeadvisedStevento________.A.puthimselfinothers’shoes B.tellhissecretstohisfriendsC.thinkaboutthepunishment D.talklessloudlyintheclassroom28.WhydidZhaoQijuntalkabouthisownexperience?A.Toguideeveryreadertobelievehisstory.B.TotellStevenhowhebetrayedhisfriendJim.C.TomakeStevenaccepthisadvicemoreeasily.D.Toexplainwhyhedecidedtokeepalowprofile.BCleaningupthetable,Icaughtsightofsmallroundplasticpieces.IdiscoveredtheywerethetopsorcoversofcolormarkersIhadkeptonthetable.Theonlydifferencewasthatsomeonegotthosecoversandchewed(咀嚼)themintoshapelessness.Onanotherpartofthetable,Isawthecolormarkersdriedupwithoutcovers.IwasalmostsureIknewwhohaddoneitandIcouldnotunderstandthereasonsbehindhisactions.AsIconsideredmydiscovery,myannoyanceandangergraduallywentawaywhenIrememberedthatasachild,Ididseveralstrangethingsthatmusthavemademymothermad.Icutourshoes,Ichewedpensandpencils,andIwroteanddrewpicturesonwallsanddestroyedmanythingsathome.Themindofachildiscuriouswiththespiritofexploration,seekingtounderstandandtestthelimits(限制)ofmanythings.Ofcourse,itcanbecostly,butwhatisgrowingupifnomistakesaremade?Wecallitpayingtheschoolfeesoflife.Ifachildplayswithahotironanditburnsthem,itisagiventhattheywillnotgoneartheironagain.SometimesIwatchthechildreninmyneighborhoodplayingdangerousgames.SometimesItellthemnottodoit,butsometimesIletitpass.Childrenmaynotwanttobetoldtostopridingasfastastheywantuntilsomeonehasfallenofftheirbike.Achildwillnotlistenwhenparentsaskthemtogetdownfromthetreeuntilhehasfallendown.However,wisdomshowsthatifthebehaviorisdeadly,youshouldstopitintime.Creativityisvaluable.Andthisiswhyweshouldencouragechildrentoremaincreativeratherthanjustreceiveeverythingtheyhaveknownandseen.Allowchildrentomakemistakes,butthismustbefollowedwithsupervision(監(jiān)督),monitoring,andcorrection.29.Whathappenedtotheauthor’scolormarkers?A.Theywerestolen. B.Theyweredestroyed.C.Theywerethrownaway. D.Theywerecleanedbymistake.30.Howdidthewriterfeelwhenshethoughtofherchildhood?A.Shegotveryregretful. B.Shecalmeddown.C.Shewasveryangrywithherself. D.Shewasveryhappy.31.WhatdoestheauthormainlywanttoshowinParagraph3?A.Childrencanlearnfromtheirmistakes. B.Mistakesareunavoidableforchildren.C.Childrenoftenputthemselvesindanger. D.Childrenmustnotbeallowedtomakeanymistakes.32.Whatisthebesttitle?A.Childrenshouldbecreative. B.Growupthroughmistakes.C.Whathappenedtomycolormarkers? D.Whydochildrenmakemistakes?COverthepastfewdecades,childrenhavebeentakingpartlessinfreeplayandmoreinorganizedsports.Whileparticipation(參與)inorganizedsportshasbothsocialandphysicalbenefits(益處)foryoungchildren,concernsaboutsafetyandbenefitsincreaseasparticipantsgetyounger.Thoughmostchildrenarenaturallylikelytobephysicallyactive,notallkidsarewillingtogetupandmove.SoccercoachJosephLuxbachersays,“Everykidhasthepotential(潛能)tobeagoodsportsmanindifferentkindsofsports.Takingpartinorganizedsportssuchastheschoolsoccerteamintroducesdirectiontochildren’sphysicalactivities.Followingateamschedulegiveskidsasettimeandplacetoexercise.Asaresult,kidscanbesafefromaccidentsandbeprotectedagainsthurt.”What’smore,takingpartinorganizedsportsgiveschildrentimetocommunicatewithothersandshowinggoodsportsmanship.Foryoungchildrenwhomaystillbeveryself-centerd,takingpartinteamsportsteachesthemtothinkaboutthegroupandencouragesthemtobehappyaboutthesuccessoftheirteammates.Kidscanalsobenefitfromspendingtimewiththeircoachandhavingachancetodevelopapositiverelationshipwithanadultotherthantheirparents,especiallyifthecoachisbothskilledanddevotedtobeingapositivementor(導(dǎo)師).Playingorganizedsportsrequiresalotoftimeforpracticeandgames,soitwouldseemthatthiscouldinfluencestudents’study.However,itcanamelioratestudents’testperformance.That’sbecausetoplayorganizedsportswell,playershavetomemorizeinformation,dorepetitiveactions,andlearnfromteammates.Allthesetypesoflearningskillscanmakestudentsscorehigher.Thoughitcancomefrommanydifferentsources—parents,coaches,teammatesorthemselves—manychildrenwhotakepartinorganizedsportsfeelpressuredtosucceed.Whilealittlestresscanbehelpfulinleadingchildrentoperformwithincreasedfocusandstrength,toomuchstresswillleaveyoungkidsfeelingverytired.Organizedsportsaremorelikelytoputtherightamountofpressureonthem.33.WhatdoJosephLuxbacher’swordsshow?A.Organizedsportscanachievekids’potential.B.Mostchildrenpreferfreeplaytoorganizedsports.C.Organizedsportscanbetterprotectkidsfromgettinghurt.D.Mostchildrenhaveasettimeandplacetoexercise.34.Whatisthethirdparagraphmainlyabout?A.Kidscanmakewisedecisionsbyplayingorganizedsports.B.Kidscanmeetbettercoachesbyplayingorganizedsports.C.Kidscanlearnsocialskillsbyplayingorganizedsports.D.Kidscanbettercommunicatewithparentsbyplayingorganizedsports.35.Whatdoestheunderlinedword“ameliorate”meaninParagraph4?A.Decrease. B.Record. C.Recognize. D.Improve.36.Whereisthearticleprobablyfrom?A.Asoccercoach’sdiary. B.Sportsmagazine. C.Englishtextbook. D.Afootballclubposter.DWhenshewas14yearsold,Amy’slifewasturnedupsidedownbyafamilytrouble.AmylivedinasmallvillageinIndia.Hermotherfellillandherfatherhadtospendhistimecaringforher.Asaresult,shehadtodomostofthehousework—includingwashingclothes.What’sworse,herfamilycouldn’taffordanelectricwashingmachine.Instead,shehadtodothewashingallbyhandinthelocalriver,andthencarefullycarryeverythingbacktoherhome—ataskthattookseveralhours.Interestedinengineering,Amywantedtomakeawashingmachinewhichcouldbeusedwithoutelectricity.Shestartedstudyingelectricwasherstolearnhowtheyworked.Amythendesignedamachinewithbicyclepedals(踏板)andchain.Togetthose,shewenttoalocalshop.Workerstherenotonlygavehertheparts,theyalsohelpedhermakethemachine!Here’showthemachineworks:Amyusedacylinder(圓筒)toholdtheclothesandputitinacube(立方體).Next,sheconnectedthebicyclepedalsandthechaintothecylinder.AsAmypushedthepedalswithherlegs,thecylindercleanedtheclothesjustlikearegularwashingmachine.Amy’sinventionworked!Shehadcreatedherownhuman-poweredwashingmachine—andnowataskthatusedtotakeseveralhourstookonly30minutes.Amy’swashingmachinewaschosenasIndia’sbestinvention!Andthestoryofthisyoungwoman’screativeinventionspreadaroundtheworld.“Amy’sinventionsavestimeandmoneyfortheworld’spoor,”saidJeanineThomasoftheBordenProject,“shemadeadifference.”37.WhatproblemdidAmytrytosolve?A.Hermothersufferedfromillness.B.Herfamilywastoopoortoaffordhereducation.C.Itwasalongwaytogetwaterfromtheriver.D.Ittooktoomuchtimeandefforttowashclothes.38.HowdidAmysolvetheproblem?A.designing→studying→gettingmaterials→makingthemachineB.designing→gettingmaterials→studying→makingthemachineC.studying→gettingmaterials→designing→makingthemachineD.studying→designing→gettingmaterials→makingthemachine39.Howdoesthemachinegetpowered?A.Byturningthecylinderaroundwithhands. B.Bypullingthechainwithmachines.C.Bypushingthepedalswithlegs. D.Byturningonthemachinewithelectricity.40.Whatdoestheunderlinedphrase“madeadifference”meanhere?A.Amychangedthewayawashingmachineworks.B.Amywonabigprizeandimprovedherfamily'slife.C.Amyimprovedmanypoorpeople’sliveswithhercreativity.D.Amyencouragedmanyyounginventorsamongthepoor.第二節(jié)閱讀短文及文后A~E選項(xiàng),選出可以填入1~5空白處的最佳選項(xiàng)。LivingWellwithOthersAgoodlifeisonethatisgoodforlivingwellwithothers,whilelivingcomfortablyandhonestly.However,noteveryonecandealwiththerelationshipwellwithothers.Theyarelookingfornewwaystomaketheirlifebetter.41Smileatothersaroundyou.42Researchsuggeststhat’strue.Studiessuggestthatfriendlyengagement(交往)withothersimprovehappinesslevels,atleastinpart.Peoplearemorelikelytotreatasmilingpersonbetterthananon-smilingperson.Helpothers.Studieshaveshownthathelpingothershasadirectrelationtoindividualhappiness.43Volunteeringtohelpothershasbeenconnectedtobetterqualityoflife.44Thegoldenruleisstillthemostimportantruleforgettingalongwithothers.Thinkofhowyouwouldlikeyourfriendstoactaroundyou.Ifyoutreatpeoplewithloveandrespect,theywilltreatyouwiththesame.Valueyourfriendshipswithothers.Thequalityofaperson’sfriendshiphasadirecteffectontheirwell-being.Friendscanincreaseasenseofyoursenseofbelongingandpurpose.45A.It’softenbeensaidthatasmileiscatching.B.Treatothershowyouwishtobetreated.C.Theywillalsohelppreventyoufromdevelopingbadhabits.D.Thisarticlewillcoversomeideasyoumaywanttoconsider.E.Takingtimetolookafterothershasbeenimportanttounderstand“thegoodlife.”四、短文填空根據(jù)短文意思及所給單詞的首字母寫出所缺單詞,使其意思通順、語法正確。(每空限填一詞)Therearemanykindsofpollutionaroundus,suchasairpollution,soilpollution,noisepollutionandlightpollution.Theyarebadforourh46inmanyways.Burninggas,oilandcoalcreatesairpollution.Peoplemayhavet47breathinginspringinthenorthofChina.Peoplethrowawaymountainsofrubbisheverywhere,whichmakesourenvironmentverydirty.Noisepollutionsometimescanmakepeopled48sosomepeoplemaylosetheirhearing.Workingforalongtimeinstrong,changeablelightmayc49somekindsofillnesses.Itmaymakepeoplefeelterribleandisespeciallybadfortheeyes.Therefore,itisnecessaryforustoa50pollutingtheEarthsothatourplanetwillbecomegreenerandwecanliveabetterlife.五、完成句子(共5小題,每小題2分,共計(jì)10分)51.這種賽跑太難,他們訓(xùn)練時(shí)總是摔倒。Thiskindofracewashardtheykeptfallingoverwhilepractising.52.我希望有一天我的繪畫作品會在美術(shù)館展出。Ihopeonedaymyartworksintheartgallery.53.我最喜愛的科目是美術(shù)。我也在思考我怎樣能借助數(shù)學(xué)把畫畫得更好。Myfavouritesubjectisart.Iamalsothinkingaboutbetterwiththehelpofmaths.54.你是否聽說過一群廣州學(xué)生做的數(shù)學(xué)項(xiàng)目?youeveraboutamathsprojectdonebysomestudentsinGuangzhou?55.在科學(xué)老師的幫助下,凱特小組的水火箭得以成功發(fā)射。Withthehelpofthescienceteacher,thebottlerocketupsuccessfullybyKate’sgroup.六、書面表達(dá)(共1小題,共計(jì)15分)56.假如你是李華,學(xué)校將接待一批國際交換生,請你為學(xué)校擬一封郵件,向交換生們推薦兩項(xiàng)有關(guān)中國文化的交流活動,給出理由,并提供一些建議。注意:1.詞數(shù)80—120個(gè)左右(文章開頭、結(jié)尾已給出,不計(jì)入總詞數(shù),請根據(jù)要點(diǎn)提示適當(dāng)發(fā)揮)2.不得透露學(xué)校、姓名等任何個(gè)人信息,否則不予評分。Dearexchangestudents,Welcometoourschool!Tomakeyourvisitmorepleasantandmeaningful,________________

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