广东省东莞市、揭阳市、韶关市2024-2025学年高三上学期1月期末英语试题（含答案）

东莞市、揭阳市、韶关市2024-2025学年度第一学期期末 教学质量检查高三英语 (本试卷共10页，满分120分。考试用时120分钟。) 第二部分 阅读(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) 阅读下列短文，从每题所给的A、B、C、D四个选项中选出最佳选项。 A Do you know the best and cheapest way to see Europe How about travelling by train across Europe If booked in advance, it can offer some incredible deals. It beats flying anyway and also is the most sustainable and one of the cheapest ways to travel across Europe. Here comes one of the best-value train deals in Europe — tick off three classic Europe destinations with one incredible fare. Currently there are 2 trains servicing the route daily, linking up three key European capitals — Prague, Vienna and Budapest. Tickets start from as little as ?16 between Prague and Budapest shown as follows. Tickets (Prague-Budapest) Price Facilities & Services Cancelation Low cost (2nd Class) ?16 During your trip, you can easily order refreshments using our mobile app or refresh yourself with free Rajec water. We think about your safety, which is why you’ll find a sanitizer (消毒剂) on every train. More than 15 minutes before departure: 0%; less than 15 minutes: not possible. Standard (2nd Class) ?18.3 Choose the place of your choice. Travel in comfortable seats with built-in LCD screens for plenty of entertainment. The daily newspaper and the free Rajec water will make your journey more enjoyable. We think about your safety, which is why you’ll find a sanitizer on every train. For an extra ?8.9 you can also upgrade your standard ticket to the first class where you’ll get a slightly better seat and leg space. 21. What is the advantage of train travel over flying across Europe A. It is more sustainable and cheaper. B. It is incredible and well-serviced. C. It can be booked in advance. D. It covers four classic destinations. 22. What service do low-cost and standard tickets have in common A. Self-chosen seats. B. Free Rajec water. C. Built-in LCD screens. D. Daily newspaper. 23. How much is the first class ticket A. ?16. B. ?18.3. C. ?24.9. D. ?27.2. B A clear-blue-eyed 19-year-old boy, Ben Alexander wanders along a narrow path. He climbs into a chicken house he recently built and smiles while climbing up a swinging bridge to a consulting room in a treehouse. This is treatment. Alexander is the first patient at the newly opened NewSTART, a video game and internet addiction recovery program. It’s hard to imagine that Alexander is now merrily giving a tour of the forest facility. In the past, he was addicted to a computer game for more than 16 hours a day, but he says, “It was pretty much all I was doing when I was in college.” Nearly a year ago, Alexander got so addicted to an online game that he would skip meals and give up sleep. He tried several times to quit the game but failed. On the edge of dropping out of school, Alexander turned to his dad for help. His parents checked him into an addiction treatment ... ...