浙江省A9協(xié)作體2025第一部分：聽力（共兩節(jié)，滿分30分（共5小題；每小題1.5分，滿分7.5分聽下面5段對話。每段對話后有一個小題，從題中所給的A、B、C三個選項中選出最佳選項，并標(biāo)在試卷的相應(yīng)位置。聽完每段對話后，你都有10秒鐘的時間來回答有關(guān)小題和閱WhereisthemanprobablygoingJane’s B.The C.TheWhatisthemanPlanninga B.Organizingasend- C.MakinganHowdoesthewomanfeelabouttheski B. C.Howmuchwilltheman B. C.WhatwillthemandonextGotothe B.Playatennis C.Recoverfroman（共15小題：每小題1.5分，滿分22.5分聽下面15段對話或讀白，每段對話或獨白后有幾個小題，從題中所給的A、B、C三個選項中選出最佳選項。聽每段對話或獨白前，你將有時間閱讀各個小題，每小題5秒鐘。聽完后，各小題將給出5秒鐘的作答時間。每段對話或獨白讀兩遍。Whatistherelationshipbetweenthe B. 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D.WhatisthewritingpurposeofthelastToshowalivelybusinessToproveNadia’sservesthebestTostresstheimportanceofthecentralToemphasizetheauthor’sunexpectedOnOct.6,threescientistswereawardedthe2025NobelPrizeinPhysiologyorMedicine.Theydiscoveredhowthebodystopsitsownimmunesystemfromturningagainstitself,aprocessvitalforpreventingautoimmune(自身免疫性)diseases.Theimmunesystemperformsaremarkablebalancingact.Onadailybasis,itmustaccuratelyidentifydestroyagreatmanyforeigninvaderslikevirusesandbacteria,manyofwhichhavegraduallydevelopedintowhatlooklikeourowncells.Thecriticalquestionwas:whatsystemensuresthisdefenseforcedoesnotharmthebodyitismeanttoprotect?Foralongtime,thethymus(胸腺asmallorganinthechestwasconsideredthecentralareafor“immunetolerance.”Itwasthoughttoremoveattackingcellsduringearlydevelopment.However,thiscouldnotfullyexplainthebody’scontinuousself-TherevolutionarychangebeganwiththeworkofJapanesescientistShimonSakaguchi.Throughaseriesofinnovativeexperimentsonnewbornmiceinthe1980sand1990s,hemadeanunexpecteddiscoverythatremovingthethymusledtoautoimmunedisorders,suggestingthattheorganwasnotjustremovingharmfulcellsbutwasalsothesourceofspecializedprotectivecells.Afteradecadeofstrictinvestigation,Sakaguchidefinitivelyidentifiedanewclassofcellsin1995,whichhenamed“T-reggs”.Inthebeginning,thescientificcommunitymetthisdiscoverywithalotofdoubt,sincetheexistenceofthese“peacekeeper”cellswasacompletelynewidea.ThecrucialconfirmationcamefromtheworkofAmericanscientistsMaryBrunkowandFredRamsdell.Theirresearchinthelate1990sandearly2000sdetailedtheprecisesystems:T-reggseitherproducecalmingproteinsordeliverdirectsignalstotakecontrolofotherattackingimmunecells.Furthermore,theyidentifiedaspecificproteincalledFoxP3,whichactsasakeyswitchforT-regfunction,providingaclearmarkerfortheirstudy.Thediscoveriesofthesethreescientistshaveprovedthatimmunityisnotmerelyanattackingforcebutisunderconstant,activecontrol.Thisessentialknowledgehasopenedupnewroadsfortreatingautoimmuneconditions,improvingorgantransplantcapacity,andevendevelopingmoreeffectivecancertreatments,showcasingthesignificantimpactofunderstandingthebody’sinternalsafeguards.Whatdoes“immunetolerance”inparagraph3referATheprocessofavoidingself- 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C.【答案】【原文】M:Whatdoyouthinkofourskiclasses?Don’tyoufindthemdifficultandW:They’regreat.I’meagertopushmyselfasfarasIcan.I’msurewe’llgetitonedaythenwe’llhavemoreofalaughintheclass.Howmuchwilltheman B. C.【答案】【原文】W:I’msorry,butIdon’tseehowthebillcomesoutat70dollars.Theblousesareonsale,aren’tthey?M:Letmesee...thewhiteone’sonsale,buttheblueone’s$38.W:I’lljusttakethewhiteone,WhatwillthemandonextGotothe B.Playatennis C.Recoverfroman【答案】【原文】W:HowareyoumanagingwithyourbackM:Mydoctortoldmetotakeiteasyforanotherweekorso,butthenthatI’dbeasactiveasbefore.W:Great,becausewereallymissyouatthetennisclub.（共15小題：每小題1.5分，滿分22.5分聽下面15段對話或讀白，每段對話或獨白后有幾個小題，從題中所給的A、B、C三個選項中選出最佳選項。聽每段對話或獨白前，你將有時間閱讀各個小題，每小題5秒鐘。聽完后，各小題將給出5秒鐘的作答時間。每段對話或獨白讀兩遍。Whatistherelationshipbetweenthe B. C.TeacherandWhatarethespeakersmainlyStudentbehaviourin B.Differentteaching C.Class【答案】6. 7.【原文】M:IthoughtitwasprettycoolhowMs.Sidwellhandledthat.W:Youmeanwhenshewantedtheclasstostoptalking?M:Yeah.Imean—youseeteachersshoutingandtryingeverypossiblewaytogetstudentstobequiet.Shejusttoldushowitmakesherfeelwhenwe’renotpayingattentiontoher.Itwas,like—ahumanapproach.W:Yeah,IthinkmoststudentsappreciatedWhatdoweknowabouttheHesawthemovieHewasimpressedwiththeHeappreciatedtheauthor’swritingWhatdoesthewomandislikeabouttheAThe B.The C.The【答案】8. 9.【原文】W:Isawamovielastweekend.ItwasaboutamantryingtosurviveonMars.HegrewpotatoesinsidehisprotectiveshelterM:Oh,TheMartian?Ididn’tseethatmovie,butIreadthebookafewyearsago.W:Didyouthinkitwasgood?M:Ididn’tliketheauthor’swritingstyle,butthemaincharacterwasfunnyandinspiring.W:Ithoughtthescenewascool,buttheplotwasabitdullformytaste.WheredothespeakersAtalanguage B.Atatravel C.AtaWhatdoesthemanrecommendOfferingservicesinmanyTakinglanguagePlanningaWhathasthewomanShehashirednewShehascontactedatranslationShehasarrangedmeetingswithjob【答案】10. 11. 12.【原文】W:Ihavenoticedthatalotofourcustomersarefromallovertheworld.Ithinkit’sbecauseweprovidedeliciousfood,andwearenearverypopulartouristattractions.M:Youareright.Ihavenoticedthattoo.Iwasthinkingmaybeitwouldbeveryhelpfulifsomeofourserverscouldspeakotherlanguagesfluently.Thatwouldmakethingsmuchmorecomfortableforourcustomers.W:Actually,Ihavealreadyscheduledtwointerviewsnextweek.I’mgoingtointerviewawomanwhocanspeakFrenchandamanwhocanspeakSpanish.WhatisthemanSigningupforavolunteerConductinganHostingaWhatisthesecondmostcommonamongthePlastic B.Plastic C.BottleWhatcanwelearnabouttherecentbeachClean-upItcleanedupamillionItinvolvedmanykindsofItincludedasmallWhatdoesJulietathinkofClean-upItisnecessarytocarry B.Itstopsthrowing C.Itisjustafun【答案】13. 14. 15. 16.【原文】M:Hello,andwelcometoOneWorld.Thisweek,we’retalkingaboutInternationalCoastalClean-upDay.Let’stalktooneoftheninemillionvolunteers—JulietafromMexico.SoJulieta,whatarethemostcommonitemsthevolunteerspickW:Cigarettes.Youfindthemeverywhere.InthelastOceanClean-up,wecollectednearlytwomillionworldwide.Plasticbottlescomeinatnumbertwo.Wepickedupoveramillionofthem.Therearealsoloadsofplasticbags.Andthencomebottletops,foodcontainers.Surprisingly,balloonsarereallycommon,too.Andtheseareallthingsthatpeopleleave.Peoplelikeyouandme.Soitwouldbesoeasytostop.M:OK.Whogetsinvolvedinthebigbeachclean-W:Everybody.Therearewholefamilies,students,youngandold.Wewerequiteasmallgrouplastyear.Butthistimetherewerehundredsofus.Itwasreallycooltoseesomanypeople.M:Soit’safunday—butalsoanimportantW:That’sright.Wemustcontinuetohaveclean-updaystokeepouroceansclean.Buttoreallysolvetheproblem,wehavetostopthrowingrubbishintotheseainthefirstplace.It’sano-brainer.Onlythenwillwehaveclean,healthyoceans.WhydoesDianegivetheTodo B.Tooffertravel C.TosharehertravelWhatisspecialabouttheIsleofItsuniquesea B.Itshigh C.ItsrichWhatistheweatherlikeontheIsleofextremely B.Sunnyand C.MildandWhatdoesDianetalkaboutatThebesttimeto B.Themeansof C.Thelocationofthe【答案】17. 18. 19. 20. W:Goodmorning,everyone.Myname’sDianeandIworkwithFindYourPeaceNatureTours.I’mgoingtotalktoyouabouttheIsleofMull.It’sasmallislandoffthewestcoastofScotland.So,what’ssospecialaboutit?Well,it’sgoteverything:therearemountainsandgreenvalleys,whereyoucangowalkingamongstlovelyscenery.Onthenorthside,therearebeautifulsandybeaches,whichareusuallyempty,andbluesea.Mullishometodolphins,whalesandotherseaanimals,whichyouhaveagoodchanceofseeingifyoubookawildlifetour.Ifyouwanttospendtimewithnatureonabeautifulisland,awayfromthestressofmodernlife,thisistheplaceforyou.Whenisthebesttimetogothere?OK,soitrainsquitealotandtheweathercangetquitewindy,butitdoesn’tgetallthatcold.Julyisthehottestmonth.ButthebesttimetogoisAprilorMay,whentherearen’tsomanytouristsandit’squieter.TogetthereyoucantakethetrainfromGlasgow,whichislargestcityinScotland,toOban,onthecoast,whereyoucangetaboatovertotheisland.第二部分：閱讀（共兩節(jié)，滿分50分（共15小題；每小題2.5分，滿分37.5分閱讀下列短文，從每題所給的A、B、C、DIfyou’regoingtovisitBarcelona,whatareyougoingtodothere?ReadourguidesforsomereallycoolGaudiYouaregoingtoseealotofGaudibuildingswithbrightcolours.ButwhoorwhatisGaudi?HewasanarchitectfromBarcelona.Somepeoplesayhewasaterriblestudent,buthisbuildingsareamazingOneofthebestplacestoseeGaudi’sextraordinarydesignsisParcGuelItisagreatplacetohangoutwithfriendsandescapefromthenoiseofthecity.TakethetraintotheDaliTheatreMuseum.It’spinkontheoutside,withhugeeggsontheroof.Inside,youcanseesomeofDali’spaintings.OrgotothePicassoMuseuminthecentreofthecityandseealargecollectionofhispaintings.NouIfyouareintofootball,planavisittotheNouCamp,homeofFCBarcelona.There’sspaceforaround100,000people,makingitthesecondlargestfootballstadiuminEurope.AmusementPortAventuraisaboutanhourfromthecitybytrain,butitisworthit!Ifyou’rebrave,youcanridethetallestandfastestrollercoasterinEurope,buttherearealsogentleridesandnicerestaurantsandcafes.Or,ifyouprefertostayinBarcelona,anold-fashionedbluetramwilltakeyouupthemountaintotheTibidabopark,oneoftheoldestamusementparksintheworld.Apartfromlookingatthecityfromthetopofthemountain,youcanenjoy25rides,includingabigwheelandareallyscaryrollercoaster.WhichplacebestsuitsfootballParc B.PortC.TheNou D.TheDaliTheatreWhatcanvisitorsdoattheTibidaboRidethetallestroller B.Enjoyabird’seyeviewoftheC.Dineatthemountaintop D.Visitanold-fashionedblueWhereisthetextmostprobablytakenA.An B.Atext C.A D.Atravel【答案】21. 22. 23.【21細(xì)節(jié)理解題。根據(jù)第四段中的“Ifyouareintofootball,planavisittotheNouCamp,homeofFCC項。【22細(xì)節(jié)理解題。根據(jù)第五段中的“Apartfromlookingatthecityfromthetopofthemountain,youcanenjoy25rides,includingabigwheelandareallyscaryrollercoaster.除了從ft25個游樂設(shè)B項。【23推理判斷題。根據(jù)第一段中的“Ifyou’regoingtovisitBarcelona,whatareyougoingtodothere?Readourguidesforsomereallycoolideas.如果你要去巴塞羅那，你打算在那里做什么？閱讀我們的指南，獲取一些超棒的想法。)D項。Accordingtomymap,Ishouldhavebeenclosetotheroyalpalace.ButnothinginCasablanca’sMersSultanquarterlookedimpressivelikeapalace.Itriedonestreet,thenthenext.Finally,Iapproachedsometeenagegirlsoutsideasnackbar.“I’mlookingforthepalace,”IsaidinpoorFrench,pointingtomyoldmap.“Itsaysitshouldbenearhere.”O(jiān)neofthegirlsglancedatthewornsheetofpaperandaskedindisbelief,“Don’tyouhaveaphone?”No,Ididnothaveaphone.Orrather,Idid,butIwasn’tusingit.Exceptforbuyingmyplaneticket,myplanwastoexploreCasablanca—aMoroccancityInevervisited—withoutusingtheInternet.Icouldhaveusedaguidebook,butthatseemedtogoagainstthesenseofdiscovery.Afterall,mymaingoalwastoseeifImightrestoretheserendipitywhileexploring.Iarrivedinthecityintheafternoon.Mapless,Ipickedadirectionandstartedwalking.Apalm-BoulevardseemedlikeagoodchoiceandsoonIwasamidshopsandrestaurants.Ahand-paintedsignreading“Ryad91”caughtmyeye.IknewfromprevioustripstootherMoroccancitiesthat“ryad”means“smallhotel”.IwalkedinandMohammad,atallmanwelcomedme.Itooktheonlyremainingroomandaskedforanewmap.“Oneminute,”hesaid,sittingdownathiscomputerandprintingoneoutfromGoogle.Aboutadozenstreetsonitborenames,andtherestwasamessofconfusinglines.Myfreewalkstartedoutsidethehotel’sdoor.Thegoodthingabouttravelingwithoutexpectationsisthatitcanturneverythingintoadiscovery.AndtherewasplentythatinterestedmealongCasablanca’swinding(蜿蜒)streets:graceful,thintowers;bakerspullinghotbreadfromopen-airovens;thebrightcolorofstreetart,vividagainstthewhitewashedwalls.Atdinnertime,mywalkbroughtmetothec