M:I've never done that.What do you do there?W:We do many things.In the morning,we go climbing and boating;in the after-noon,we go fishing and swimming.(Text 8)W:Dr Twain.I'm considering taking your course in Tourism.Would you mindgiving me some advice?M:Absolutely not.W:Well,I have been discussing it with my parents and they are concerned that Iwill not be able to get a well-paid job with a degree in Tourism.But I think it'sa great career in the future.M:I agree with you.A large part of this course is dedicated to teaching studentshow to manage finances.I would also recommend that you take a course inTime-management or Note-taking,as these can be useful in planning yourworkload.W:I'll remember that.M:Now,are you interested in any of the other subjects?W:Yes,I'm interested in Travel and Business.M:That is really worth learning;however,be aware that it is challenging.Whatabout Medical Care?It's tiring but useful.W:I'm not sure that I would enjoy that course.How about Public Relations?M:Yes,I would recommend that course.It would be related to entering thetourism industry.W:OK.I'll take it.Thank you!(Text 9)W:Hello,Peter.How are your exam preparations coming along?M:Good,Miss Beer.I've been working hard for it recently.I am sure that theexam won't cause much trouble.W:Excellent!So,are you working on weekends now to get some pocket money?M:Yes,I'm very grateful to Mr Green.He really helped me with my problem.W:Mr Green said that your problem was that you had no pocket money.Is thatright?22一【23·G3DY·英语·参考答案一BSD一必考一AH】
2.根据续写第二段首句可知，警察把小偷带走后，Aron送了剩下的包裹，并猜到自己会被解雇。Aaron的自行车修好了吗？他最终按时送完包裹了吗？老板最后知道他的英勇事迹了吗？他会被开除还是受到表扬呢？本段可围绕这些内容展开叙述One possible version:Aaron ran towards him,shouting,'Stop!"The man started running fast,but Aaron was faster.When he noticed Aaron approaching,the man threw the package at him.Not afraid,Aaron caught itand kept chasing.Finally,the man tripped on a stone and fell.So Aaron caught him and called thepolice.Soon,the police came.They took down Aaron's statement and took the thief to the policecar.After the police drove the thief away,Aaron remembered to send the remaining packages,guessing he'd be fired.He hurried back to his bike.When it got fixed,he rushed to send theremaining packages.After he delivered the last one,he found he was much late.Just then,his bosscalled him.Knowing he'd be fired,he sadly picked up the phone.Surprisingly,the boss said,"I'veheard you caught a thief.You're a hero.You won't get fired for late delivery."Aaron excitedlythanked him.And he knew it was his kindness and bravery that impressed his boss.B4版选做题1-4 CABA上期听力材料Text 1W:Can you tell me about your training?M:Well,we train very hard,especially before a big game.The team has to stay together on thefootball field-sometimes for weeks.(1)W:It's all worth it.I'm sure you will score a goal in the game tomorrow.(1)Text 2M:How are you today?I heard you were sick last week.W:Who told you that?They must have confused me with somebody else.I've never felt better.(2)Text 3M:Could you explain why you want to get the job?(3)W:It's very simple.Being a part of you is a dream that has been in my heart for a long time.I can'tbelieve I'm so near to my dream now.Text 4M:What do you want to do in the future?W:Well,my mom wants me to be a teacher.But I had always planned to be a scientist.(4)However,now being an astronaut is more attractive to me.M:You should stick to your early plan.(4)Text 5M:When are the other students going to get here?The movie is starting in 10 minutes.(5)W:Is it 7:30 already?(5)They are supposed to be here by now!I told everybody to meet here by7:15.Text 6W:Hello.What can I do for you?M:I bought this jacket for my father yesterday at the store,but it doesn't fit him.It's a bit too
Key:1.引入（话题）2.被汇聚到一个让人印象深刻的博物馆3.重振海狸鼠皮毛市场4.一年收集30多万条海狸鼠尾巴5.给一个人的身心健康带来很多好处6.降低他们的学成绩
附听力原文Text 1W:Hi,Tom!How are you getting along recently?M:Hi,Kate!I have been busy preparing for my chemistry exam in the past three days.You know,Idon't do as well in chemistry as you.Text 2W:Jim,why didn't I see you at Lily's party last night?M:Oh,I have got a bad cold and I had to stay at home.I felt terrible that I missed the party and I stillhave to go to the Doctor's today.Text 3M:Lucy,we are going to the beach this weekend,would you like to join us?W:I would love to,but I am going back to my hometown to celebrate my mother's 60 years'birthday.Iam going to buy her a present this afternoon.M:Oh,please send my best wishes to her!Test 4M:Look at the stage of the musical play!The clothes that the performers wore are extremely unique andbeautiful.The music is really enjoyable.What do you think?W:You are right!I am with you all the way.M:Well,great minds think alike!Text 5M:You are looking a bit down,Wendy.What's wrong?W:Well,it is my brother Leo.He finds it hard to get along with his classmates.Although he tries tomake friends with them,he still feels lonely.I am really worried about him.M:Oh,I am sorry to hear that.Let's think about how to help him.Text 6W:Jim,when do you usually go to bed at night?M:I usually go to bed at half past ten.But recently I find it hard to get to sleep when it gets hotter andhotter.W:Yes,summer is coming.What do you often do before going to bed?M:I always listen to the radio because I like the voice of the host and the music helps me get sleepy fast.W:That sounds good.What programme is it?M:It is called the Moonlight.It begins at 10 every night and lasts for one hour.Text 7M:Excuse me,is this seat taken?W:No,it is available.Please be seated.M:Thank you!My name is John,from USA.Nice to meet you!W:I am Ally,from Beijing.Nice to meet you!What is your destination?M:Shanghai.But I have to get off in Hangzhou halfway.There I will pay a visit to my Chinese friend.高三英语答案第3页（共8页)
Each suit costs around 30 million yuan,and it takes fourexcellent reintroduction effortsthere are now over30C.Condors are returning to Northern California skies.months to make just one.28.What can e bout the spacevlk of the ShenhoCaliforniaodornn America.D.Seeing condors back again after a hundred years.The retu of codto the skies is a key step towards第二节（共5小题；每小题2分，满分10分）mission from the passage?the recovery of the beautiful scenery.These creaturesare根据短文内容，从短文后的选项中选出能填人空白处的最A.It was carried out this spring.e度佳选项。选项中有两项为多余选项。B.It was China's first skacewalk.Lighthouse PlanningC.It lasted a total of sis hours.Because condors have rreee ace in theretheGoal setting is an important part of staying active,focusedD.It was completed by three astronautsYurok Tribe has led this reintroduetion effort and completedaand excited about the future.36HowrChina Feitian spacesuits designedgreat deal of work over the past twelve years.Some goals in our life are clear,simple and easy.Forastronauts?Recently,the U.S.Fish and Wildlife Service Nationalexample,to make a homemade dinner every Sunday is such aA.The innermost layer adjusts the temperature.Park Service,and the Yurok Tribe came together to announce atype of goal for me.To achieve it,Ionly need to create a list ofB.The outermost layer protects astronauts from radiation.final rule.This rule will help to facilitate the creation of a newsupplies to buy and set aside time in my schedule.C.They include five layers with different functions.California condor release place for the reintroduction of condors37 In terms of these goals,I love the idea ofD.Three other layers control air pressure inside the suit.to Yurok Ancestral Territory and Redwood National and State"lighthouse planning".In this technique,we reach a goal by30.According to the passage,what do Chinese astronauts eParks.Considering the date of the completion of the condorimagining it as a lighthouse in the distance.It's dark as we getwhen carrying out spacewalks?release place may be ahead of schedule,the actual release ofin our boats and we don't know exactly how we're going to geta.headphones b.speakersc.mirror d.radarcondors would be spring of 2022.to that bright destination.But our lighthouse never stopse.compass f.safety ropesSteve Mietz,head of Redwood National and State Parksflashing in the distance and it is never entirely out of sightA.a,b.c,fB.a,b,d,fsaid,"We will continue to work with our partners in condor38C.a.b.e,fD.c,d,e,frecovery.Tourists can visit the tallest trees in our parks whileNow think about your lighthouse and identify it.391What does the lat paragraph mainly tak about?watching the largest birds in the world fly overhead.For example,you might set your goal as "I want to becomeA.Disadvantages of the first Feitian suit.32.What happened to California condors in the 20th century?more creative".Identifying your lighthouse is a way to startB.The process of making the first Feitian suitA.Their population decreased.your journey with big purposes.C.New technology applied to the second Feitian suit.B.They were listed as rare animals.But if you look around and realize that your lighthouse isD.Differences between the two generations of Feitian suits.C.They changed their habitats.getting farther away rather than closer,you should redirectDD.There were only 23 condors in California.your path to your lighthouse 40 If you've ever rowed aFor the first time in 100 years,the endangered California33.Why does the Yurok Tribe make efforts to recover condors?boat,you know there can be headwinds and storms along yourcondor (will return to the Pacific Northwest.As theA.Condors are a key part of beautiful scenery.journey.In that case,focus on the next spot on the horizonlargest lying land bird,the California condor was once in aB.Condors play an essential role in their culture.instead of powering through all the way to the end.A.Just give it a try.difficult situation of extinction,but now has made noticeableC.They rely on condors to study the ecosystem.D.Condors are the tribe's main income source.B.Don't wear yourself outsteps towards recovery.California condors prehistorically lived from California to34.What does the underlined word "facilitate"mean inC.We can make a plan that will get us there.Paragraph 4?D.A lighthouse-like goal is something broaderElorida.By the mid-20th century,condor population hadE.So we start rowing in the direction of the lightdecreased due to illegal hunting.In 1967,the California condorA.Protect.B.Build.D.Speed.F.However,some goals in our life are bigger,and morewas listed as endangered with a population of 50 to 60.FifteenC.Design.year later condvdrde Byall35.Which of the following is a suitable title for the text?challenging.A.Saving the endangered California condors.G.Having goals and keeping moving to them are part ofremaining wild condors had been placed into a breedingprogram.Thus,a recovery program began.As a result ofB.California is working to proteet condors'habitat.walking a positive path.4-84-94-7
5.What's the man's decision?A.Waiting for the bus.B.Walking to the next stop.C.Meeting the woman 30 minutes later.第二节（共15小题：每小题1.5分，满分22.5分）听下面5段对话或独白。每段对话或独白后有几个小题，从题中所给的A,B.C三个选项中选出最佳选项。听每段对话或独白前，你将有时间阅读各个小题，每小题5秒钟；听完后，各小题将给出5秒钟的作答时间。每段对话或独白读两遍。听第6段材料，回答第6、7题。6.Why does the man call Louis Catering?A.For an invitation.7.How many people will attend the party?B.For food and drinks.C.For conference rooms.A.108.1z听第7段材料，回答第8、9题。B.112.g120.8.What is the man going to Canada for?Research.9.What will the speakers do next?B.Further study.C.SightseeingA.Pack clothes.听第8段材料，回答第10至12题。B.Buy a suitcase.C.Prepare materials.10.Who works in the power company?The girl's father.B.The girl's classmate.11.How will the girl go to the power company?C.The man's classmate.A.By car.B.By taxi.C.On foot.12.What is the girl going to do first?A.Visit the manager.B.Get ready for a picnic.听第9段材料，回答第13至16题。C.Chat with the workers.13.What does the competition try to find this year?A.The best dancer.B.The best actor.The best singer.14.How should people enter the competition?A.By fax.B.By phone.15.When does the sports hall close this week?C.Through the Internet.At10:30pm.B.At 9:00 pm.C.At 8:00 pm.16.What do we know about the new swimming pool?(A.It will be free for the first week.B.It is bigger than the old one.C.It will be open earlier than planned.英语试题（一中版）第2页（共12页）
Get to know the neighborhoodsit.If you're familiar with the city where you're looking,you may already have a good sense of itsI had no idea when or where the 53 started.Two powerful drugs would aim to activate my ownneighborhoods.If not,it makes sense to get familiar with areas by ways.Look at crime maps.38.immune (system to 54 the cancer cells.I'd worked out my own 55 to getting well:enjoySeek out information in forums ()and if you have anyone in your network that might be able to giveevery day,enjoy time with family and friends,stay 56 with the world.Swimming was helping,too.you the local's perspective on a particular neighborhood,ask them for input.One morning I 57 four kilometres.The next week,five.Three weeks later,six.Decide what location is idealSoon it was November-time for scans to 58 how the treatments had worked.I had barely sat39 Do you prefer the active life in the city?Use the search feature on Homes.com to easilydown when the doctor breezed into.The scans,he said,showed the treatments were workingsearch rentals by post code,and to find listings in nearby locations to ensure you don't miss your dreameffectively.I had a coffee in the hospital garden,59 to work out whether to believe what had justhome in the locations that best fit your personality.happened.The sky,I couldn't help but notice,seemed especially 60.Know the local routines41.A.returnedB.disappearedC.emergedD.floodedFor many families,renting a home is to provide their children with stability.In such cases,landlords42.A.criedB.struggledC.wentD.plannedmight offer a 12-month lease (upfront with the potential for a multi-year lease upon renewal.43.A.secretlyB.seriouslyC.causallyD.randomly40.44.A.jokeB.coldC.fateD.cancerA.Decide which is important45.A.sorrowfullyB.similarlyC.calmlyD.hopelesslyB.Read reviews on the local schools46.A.finishedB.determinedC.imaginedD.inspectedC.No one wants to live without peace47.A.possibleB.importantC.specialD.wonderfulD.Is the school district the top concern48.A.introducedB.announcedC.illustratedD.confirmedE.What is important to you and your family49.A.defeatedB.impressedC.inspiredD.shockedF.Don't get caught up in all the bells and whistles50.A.workedB.restedC.relaxedD.refreshedG.This gives them a year to learn more about their renters51.A.storyB.adviceC.worriesD.disease52.A.put up withB.make up forC.get throughD.bring up第三部分语言知识运用（共两节，满分45分）53.A.arrangementB.improvementC.treatmentD.management第一节（共20小题；每小题1.5分，满分30分）54.A.replaceB.updateC.recognizeD.destroy阅读下面短文，从短文后各题所给的A、B、C和D四个选项中，选出可以填入空白处的最佳选项。55.A.accessB.witnessC.approachD.admissionOne day six months ago I found a tumour (under my left arm,but I thought it was harmless.56.A.patientB.engagedC.sensibleD.competitiveSoon a second 41 on the left side of my chest,so I 42 to see my doctor.When the doctor 4357.A.ranB.swamC.walkedD.cycledstudied the X-rays,I asked if he thought it was (a)44.He nodded.58.A.seeB.ignoreC.seekD.readArriving home,I told my wife and son as 45 as I could what my health condition was.We had a59.A.decidingB.tryingC.tendingD.turningquiet dinner,silently 46 that we would do everything 47 to beat it as a family.60.A.blueB.highC.rainyD.cloudyTwo days later,the surgeon 48 it was cancer.He admitted to being 49 because there weretumours all around my chest,stomach and legs.I 50 the following Sunday,wrote a couple of stories,then第二节（共10小题：每小题1.5分，满分15分）told my editor about my 51.I was grateful when he said he would offer whatever support I needed to 52阅读下面短文，在空白处填人1个适当的单词或括号内单词的正确形式。英语试题（全国卷）第9页（共12页）英语试题（全国卷）第10页（共12页》版权声明：本试题卷为华中师范大学出版社正式出版物，版权所有，盗版必究。版权声明：本试题卷为华中师范大学出版社正式出版物，版权所有，盗版必究。
the feast came fom Lake Havasu City in 1971hehalkofeaturedalargetentdcoratedioraiormaldedicationdine.The dedicationeard byhbridiinowedofthatme of the coumeinhein thehave beeone heumetoaeree rd an beat ee theone食A.Religious.B.Grand.the London Bridge leave LondonC.Disappointing.D.Profitable.A.1n1831.B.1n1931.sWiywasthcLondonlBrideetondown7C.ln1968D.1n1971A.Londoners didn't like it at all.C.Londoners needed money badly.B.The bridge was old and useless.2.What can we infer from the text?D.It couldn't stand too much traffic.ALa HavasuitydctyithversBGeting the bridge shipped all the wy took treey.Thededictionedition dates bekyD.The London Bridge has been becomingedseA few examples of artificial intelligences replacing humnsrenwithdrawing oeynm banks;face recognition at supermarkets orairportsAl remova ofsridesharing(helping people to find taxis and therearestill smanymor The hot debate that hasbeenbthering the education world for ages is whether AlwillreperThe AI teacher,known as the robot teacher,is a computer or machine that can teach a studentaccording to the level it is programmed to.There is an ever-increasing demand for teachers today that is not being met.Additionally,humanteachers do carry with them some disadvantages.Some teachers are unhealthy;others can be toosatisfied with themselves or with a situation,so that they do not feel any change is necessary:some canhave a weak-headed character or not be as knowledgeable about particular subjects as they should be.There are some who even believe that teachers will be completely replaced by robots by the year 2027.While the thought of a reliable computer teaching your child might seem prospective,an AI cannotadapt its teaching to its student mid-lesson or read its student's emotions.It cannot further simplifyproblems that students are having unless it is programmed to do.It also cannot inspire its students as ahuman teacher can.If you ask anyone about the top qualities of a good teacher,friendly and respectfulatitudes,listening skills,patience,discipline,and skills in creating a kid-friendly environment areAI cannot replace teachers.They cannot provide a child with what they need:love,among them.communication,student-teacher friendly and harmonious relationship,and collaboration ()However,this doesnomean that the AlisoAliswondemakes thema teacher'aer and helps her to be more efficien Thisallowher the timeedskmorether studentsAdaptability nd fuherndrsofretherthingAI teacheroud strugopode英语试题（十二）第4页共8页
20224/11高分说《知识点滴》一、1-2DA二、1.died of2.keeps on doing3.not,any more八年级第47期第1版高分说《语法梳理》一、1.sadly2.happily3.nicely4.quickly5.hard6.seriously7.simply8.dully9.well八年级第47期第2版90
didn't wory me.Thirty minutes into my drive,the now had staed.Gentle fluries)atfirst.Ihoubou uinground.But itharly lookedthrenNow I regretted that decision.But it wastolate.The road wao row and icy for me totuaround.The only way out was forward,higher and higher into the mountains.The last bit of unlihtdisappeared,and I coud'see anything beyond the few feet lit by my headlights I panicked.Then I noticed something.Taillights!There was a car in front of me!I followed my guide up themountain.Finally,I felt the road star to level ouand then graduallygodown.of the taillightsahead of me.But the panic didn't reu.Icouee the car'tire trackin my headlights.All I had to dowas follow the tracks the rest of the way down the mountain.Idrove,keeping myheewithn thetracks every inch of the way.Soon I could see the lights of a town twinkling()in the distance.At the base of the mountain,I spotted taillights.But as I got closer,I found it wasn't a car but asnowplow().I pulled up beside it and rolled down my window.The driver of the plow did the same.“Excuse me,”I said.“Did you see anther car come down this road,ahead of me?”The driver looked at me,saying "Lady,I've been trying to lead the way for the past two or threehours.”24.What can we learn about the author when she was driving at the mountain pass at first?公福一A.She felt worried about the road condition.B.She was confident about her driving.C.She longed to meet her boyfriend.D.She regretted setting off in bad weather.25.How did the author feel when the taillights were once out of her sight?A.Scared.B.Surprised.C.Confused.D.Calm.26.How did the author successfully drive out of the mountain?A.By calling for emergency service.B.By following the local guide.C.By helping herself out of the trap.D.By relying on a strange driver.27.What is the purpose of this text?A.To describe a dangerous rescue.B.To introduce an unforgettable trip.C.To recommend a travel destination.D.To explain true feelings between loversCMobile games have never been more popular.Some now count their number of players not in thethousands or millions but in the billions.But most of these games have as the main goal to generate revenue()What if we could harness the power of games for something more meaningful?That is why I have been working to launch"Kakapo Run".This is the first in a series of games togather support for evolutionarily distinct and globally endangered species,which are in real risk ofdisappearing forever.Only around 200 kakapos remain in New Zealand today,which exist only on heavilycontrolled island conservation areas.In the game,players must get the kakapo to safety to Sanctuary()Island.Each level starts withthe cry of the Haast's Eagle,a huge bird that used to be the main natural enemy for kakapo,but is nowextinct.The kakapo freezes in place,a behavioural response to avoid being seen by enemies.Soon howeverthe kakapo must run for its life.To stay alive,players have not only to avoid the different difficulties on theirpath but also to knock out enemies.The game is,of course,heavily inspired in the unique and variednatural landscapes of New Zealand.It also features a red berry-like fruit that is one of the kakapo's favouritefoods.Players can even run through the city traffic.卷(B)英语试题卷第4页（共8页）
【答案】16.G17.C18.D19.E20.F第二部分语言运用（共两节，满分30分）第一节（共15小题；每小题1分，满分15分）阅读下面短文，从每题所给的A、B、C、D四个选项中选出可以填入空白处的最佳选项。Do you remember how you felt the first time you rode bike?What about your first heartbreak?21moments and the emotions they arouse can resonate in our minds for decades,powerfully shaping who we are asindividuals.But for those who experience severe trauma(),such painful memories can leave people withlife-changing mental conditions.So,what if traumatic memories did not have to cause so much 22?Fornow,the work is happening in mice.Neuroscientists usually define a singular memory as an engram--a physical change in brain tissue23a particular recollection.While at MIT in 2013,Steve Ramirez of Boston University and his research partner XuLiu had a breakthrough:They were able to target the cells that 24 one engram in a mouse's brain and thenimplant a false memory.In their work,mice 25 in fear to a particular stimulus even when they had notbeen conditioned in advanceIn their current work,Ramirez and his colleagues are investigating whether 26memories can be"overwritten"by positive ones.In their experiments,positive memories are created by putting male mice in cageswith female ones for an hour,and negative memories are created by putting the mice in cages that deliver brief footshocks.After a surgical operation on the mice,the researchers find that 27 positive memories whilemouse is in a cage makes it less fearful.They think that this memory "retraining"may be helping to 28some of the mouse's trauma.29,it is unclear whether those original fear memories are completely lost orjust suppressed(抑制)，30 Ramirez's team stresses that their work in mice is preliminary(初步的)，they see treatmentpotential for humans down the road.Those suffering from PTSD or depression could have their memories31,for instance,so that they don't have a to painful recollections.If it's one day possible to alter human memory,who should be allowed to receive that treatment?And wouldsystem be at a disadvantage if key witnesses and victims cannot remember a crime?These arequestions New York University bioethicist(生物伦理学家)Arthur Caplan says are worth thinking about before thetechnology is ready for human clinical settings.As neuroscientists progress with their research,they say these34 issues are being taken intoaccount.Ramirez sees the idea of 35 memories as neither good nor bad.Like water,it just depends onhow you use it.
force 66 (you)to act at initial stage.If you purposefully try to act instead of killing yourtime,it will become your 67(two)nature,and laziness will be the thing of the past.Finally,if you have a burning desire 68 (achieve)your goal,you will find a way todo it.So.push yourself to attack a 69 (big)goal than you have been willing to pursueuntil now.Always keep in mind:Unless you do it,you will not know whether or not youcan.So take action right now to overcome laziness and have 70 rich and varied life.第四部分写作（共两节，满分35分）第一节短文改错（共10小题：每小题1分，满分10分）假定英语课上老师要求同桌之间交换修改作文，请你修改你同桌写的以下作文。文中共有10处语言错误，每句中最多有两处。每处错误仅涉及一个单词的增加、删除或修改。增加：在缺词处加一个漏字符号（∧），并在其下面写出该加的词。喷删除：把多余的词用斜线()划掉。修改：在错的词下划一横线，并在该词下面写出修改后的词。学注意：1.每处错误及其修改均仅限一词：2只允许教10处，多者（从第11处起）不计分。When I was in primary school,I always look forward to the coming of Children's Day,$what attracted kids'enthusiasm.I enjoyed have fun with my classmates.Usually the teacher8prepared some funny games for us,such as playing the ping-pong and guessing riddles.If we心won the game once,the teacher would give them some candies as the prizes.Whopre幅ceived the most candies would be the winner.Extremeyinterested in guessing riddles,I fo-cused my attention the riddles and figured out the most answer.When the teacher announced哦I was the winner,I was so pride of myself.proud第二节书面表达（满分25分）在学生活中，同学之间的相处是十分重要的。请你以“How I Get Along With MyClassmates'”为题，向英语校刊投稿，内容包括：1.阐述与同学相处的重要性；2.谈谈你与同学的相处方式。注意：1.词数100左右；2.短文题目已为你写好。●O0BLACKSHARK4【高三英语第10页（共10页】AI TRIPLE CAMERA3002
49.B如果清洁工把垃圾桶放在了错误的位置，他总是会把它们移到正确的(right)位置。50.C起初(Initially),当“我”看着他做那些小事的时候，“我”总想知道他为什么要这么麻烦。5l.D然而(However),在“我”成长的过程中，“我”的脑海里总是会复现他做那些小事的场景(scene)>。52.A见上题解析。53.D“我”也开始接受同样的做法(practice)。54.B走在街上的时候，“我”常常不自觉地(unconsciously)弯腰捡起被风从垃圾桶里吹走(blown away)的纸或被随手扔在街上的纸。55.C见上题解析。56.D“我”把捡起的纸放在(place)下一个垃圾桶里。57.D当“我”经过一条干净的街道时，如果“我”看到周围有一点垃圾(litter),这会让“我”忍不住想把这个地方打扫干净。“leave十宾语十形容词”意为“让…保持什么状态”。58.B见上题解析。59.A虽然“我”可能无法把整个城镇打扫干净(clean),但“我”确信(sure)“我”可以通过一个小小的行动，至少一次能让一条人行道保持干净。60.C见上题解析。【答案与解析】本文是一篇新闻报道。河南卫视推出的“端午奇妙游”开场水下舞《洛神水赋》（原名《祈》）广受好评，舞者何灏浩也因此火爆全网。6l.who考查定语从句。分析句子结构可知，该空引导的是一个非限制性定语从句，从句缺少主语，先行词是The30 year-old,指人，故此处用关系代词wo。62.and考查连词。此处考查的是“both..and..”结构。63.breath考查词形转换。根据空前的修饰词her可知，此处用所给动词的名词。64.creative考查词形转换。根据空前的修饰词really及并列形容词dreamlike可知，此处用所给动词的形容词，作表语。65.is考查动词的时态和主谓一致。根据从句中的谓语动词enables可知，此处用一般现在时，又因为主语是“Thecombination of underwater cinematography(电影拍摄)and traditional Chinese dance'”,故此处用be动词的第三人称单数形式。66.viewers考查名词复数。viewer是可数名词，此处指“多名观众”，故用所给名词的复数。67.was invited/had been invited考查动词的时态和语态。根据主句的谓语动词read可知，此处用一般过去时，又因为主语He与动词invite存在动宾关系，故此处用一般过去时的被动语态。/此处若强调动作先后，也可用过去完成时的被动语态。68.to control考查非谓语动词。此处考查是的“It takes/took sb some time to do sth”,故此处用所给动词的不定式。69.a考查冠词。此处是泛指，故用不定冠词a。70.adding考查非谓语动词。分析句子成分可知，此处用所给动词的非谓语动词，add与其逻辑主语He存在逻辑上的主谓关系，故此处用所给动词的现在分词，表示主动；“adding that she learned a variety of dances,.such as traditionalChinese,ballet and street,which she combined in her underwater performance'”是现在分词短语作伴随状语。短文改错One of my classmates live alone in a rented room,and his parents work and live in another city.A few day ago,helivesdayshad a bad toothache.He was unable to eating anything and also faced problems in speaking.No one was with him to takeeatthe care of him.He messaged me and asked A help.I visited his room,took him to the hospital and provide him withforprovidedproper care.After getting proper treatment and taking some medicine,he gradual recovered.Late,I talked to hisgraduallyLaterparents on the phone and told him not to worry.They cxpressed their sincere thank to me.themthanks书面表达One possible version:Dear David,I'm planning to participate in the English Singing Contest to be held in our school next weekend,so I'm writing to askfor your help.The content of the song selected for the contest must be positive and each competitor will be given five minutes to sing.Would you please recommend a suitable English song and offer me techniques of singing English songs?I'm sure yourguidance will be of great help to me.I would appreciate it if you could give me some help.I'm looking forward to your carly reply.Yours,Li Hua【高三核心模拟卷（上）·英语（四）参考答案第4页（共4页）】
古二出自小甄佐。甘x山担A,高三总复小题练·基础提升019T6o/.的2物/英语（十五）J9W73市9gT0'se0算eo5,2922j10oi6l2n6119149311时间：30分钟1 al sovol bo6980h9a月m满分41分,”0B5n9形oY一、阅读理解（共8小题；每小题2分，满分16分》8 Theuthothat the best way fo break down阅读下列短文，从每题所给的AB、CD四个选项中，选出最佳选项。this communication barrier is through experience.The3iwcolilst1u0dBi.Omore people talk to strangers,the less they live inHumnsarem of the most socilcreaturesonpluralistic(多元的)ignorance..this planet,but step into an elevator,trainor publicSo next time you're in the elevator,don't juststare at your feet;find something to talk aboutit'sbus and something strange happens we fall silent,good foyoustare at the wall and ignore the strangers surrounding.Whydo we usually ignore strangers according tous.But in doing so,we might be missing out onnthe behavioral scientists?easy way to make ourselves happier people.A.We prefer to be alone.Through several experiments,behavioral scien-B.We think strangers don't want to talk to us.tists Nicholoas Epley and Juliana Schroeder demon-C.We are busy on our way to work.strated that we view solitude as a better option thanD.We tend to fear the strangers.engaging a stranger,not because we like being alone,but because we mistakenly think others don't want to2.What's the closest meaning of the underlined word:(“solitude”'in Paragraph2?vi山，+eItalk to us.As a result,we miss a chance to make ourOA!Peace.B.Carefulness.morning commutes more pleasurable,or even make aC.Friendliness.D.Silencenew friend.3.What do we know about people who talked toThe scientists started their investigation by restrangers on their commute?cruiting over 100 commuters at a train station inA.They felt happier and more productive.Homewood,Illinois,and splitting them into threeB.They had a less happy commute.groups.One group was given instructions to strike up C.They thought talking to strangers made themconversation with a stranger,another told to stay si-less happy.al9:l话b与ri记的aBib地wblent,and the third to simply carry on like they nor-D.Their mood remained the same.mally world.Then,after their commute,participants 4.What's the best way to break down pluralistic ig-filled out an assessment that asked them to rate hownorance?productive,pleasant and happy their commute felt.A.Waiting for strangers to talk to us.In the first experimental group,those who stuck B.Learning from past experience.up a conversation with someone had a more pleasura-C.Thinking in a different way.92u653dble commute,and even felt more productive.On aver-D.Starting conversations with strangers.age,they spoke for 14 minutes.But interestingly,vob st)no Diwsuthose that were asked to predict their moods went in aBloomsday celebrates Thursday 16 June 1904 ascompletely different directon:they assumed-that talk-that day is described in James Joyce's novel Ulysses.ing to a stranger would make their commute less The day is named after Leopold Bloom,the centralpleasant,less productive and leave them less happy.character in Ulysses.The novel follows the life andEpley and Schroeder say we clam up around thoughts of Leopold Bloom and a host of other char-strangers because we misunderstand the consequencesacters-real and fictional-from 8 a.m.on 16 Juneof engaging with someone we don't know.We mis-1904 through to the early hours of the followingtakenly assume that people are silent on trains be-morning.cause they don't want to connect,so we find peace inWe believe that on that day Joyce went out with No-our solitude.ra Barnacle,his future wife,for the first time.Joyce andS2。小题练十五歌·英语第1页（共2页）
【析法查个调〈国定短语搭配。向意用上，g心与其花…不和说.数练han【解析们考查定语从句，自意：从宋朝开给人们使调了名种各科的石大，这导发了条封的幸荣空处为非限制性定语从句which指代前面的整个向子作主语，故填which..品【解]考查刺词比较级。句意：此前，印幸障刻只能由工人完成，根据句多可知，表示早期地，用副词比较级作状语，故填Earlier。【解析】考查非谓语动词。向意：在宋朝，学者和艺人都参与其中了，8如常用作助动词，特代(be)构成被动语态，get involved in=bedin,所以用过去分词表示被动语态。故填involved..【解析】考查名词和形容词的转换。向意：为了保护这种艺术珍宝并刺激公众对它的热情，“enthusiastic(热情的)”，转换成名词为“enthusiasm(热情)”。故填enthusiasm。5【解析】考查时态和语态，句意：为保护这一艺术瑰宝，中国印雕刻于2009年被列入联合国教科文组织《人类非物质文化遗产代表作名录)。根据“i2009”可知，为一般过去时，主语Chinese seal carving与include为被动关系。故填was included。第四部分写作（共两节，满分40分）第-节（满分5分)假定你是Danicl,你校校史馆(School History Museum)正在招募英语翻译志愿者，以帮助来访的国外中学生了解你校的文化和历史。请你用英语写一封信应聘，内容包括：1.写信目的；oM山小wA中2eh2.个人优势；ienoMmhno gorsodtto mobnb it a3.希望获准。上A auob:biollotot A.8形0te门的导具0注意：e明geT的41.写作词数应为80左右；te过oo6on量eg2.请按如下格式作答。0的dt0的ed的d司Dear Sir or Madam.
(Text 6)M:Linda,Christmas is getting close.When will you go and do Christmas shopping?W:I read an article on the Internet the other day.It tells when we can avoid long lines whendoing Christmas shopping.According to the article,two hours before noon is the best timein the day to do Christmas shopping.M:Does it say on which day there are the shortest lines?W:Yes.It's usually on Mondays.M:Great.In this case,let's go shopping together tomorrow morning.W:Why not!I've no special plans for tomorrow morning after all.(Text 7)W:Does your wife work?M:Yes,she does.She works at home.W:Oh,I understand.She cooks,cleans,and takes care of the children.She does all thehousework,right?M:No,she doesn't.Most of the time,I do those things.W:You sound like a model husband.M:I try to be.My wife is a writer.She writes on her computer.She has published ten novelsalready.Her next book will come out later this month.The name of the book is The Deathof a Housewife.W:Wow!I've got to read her new book as soon as it comes out.(Text 8)M:Hi,Maggie.I haven't seen you for a long time.Did you do anything nice over the sum-mer?W:Bruce and I went on an amazing vacation to Malta,which is a small island in the Mediter-ranean.M:Sounds great!W:Our hotel was only a short distance from the beach.The beach itself,which was small,was not good enough for swimming.However,the boats at the harbor were brightlypainted and they were really beautiful.The home-cooked food was fresh and absolutely de-licious.M:You're making me hungry!W:We also explored the whole island,which was full of honey-colored buildings.The capitalcity,Valletta,has a lot of beautiful churches.We got lost a couple of times,but thefriendly locals helped us.M:Mmm...that was nice!I think I'll go there next summer.W:Well,if you do,you must visit the small island of Gozo.【23新教材·DY·英语·参考答案一R一选择性必修第三册一Y】
听力材料听第10段材料，回答第18至20题。Text 8第W:Hey,Billy.You were out of the office yesterday.I've第(A)18.What is the speaker mainly talking about?put the report on your office table.(13)A.A special sightseeing busM:Yes,I saw it,Molly.I moved into the new houseB.The history of the hot pot.yesterday.If you have time,you can come to my houseC.The development of Chengdu's tourism.分for dinner today.分(B)19.What is the job of the helper?W:I'd like to,but I've promised Annie to watch a moviewith her.(11)What do you think of your new house?A.Serving the hot pot.听M:Well,I love it.It's much bigger than my previous one.听B.Making explanations.We have enough space to do some exercise.Besides,C.Cleaning the tables.it's easier for me to go to work.It only takes me 20(C)20.How long will the bus run?minutes to get to our company by subway.(13)A.For 10 days.B.For 20 days.8W:It sounds great!C.For a month听力材料Text 10第M:Yes.But we can't sleep well at night.(12)第When it comes to Chengdu,both locals andW:How did that happen?visitors will think of delicious food and richM:The house is in the center of the city,so it'svery noisy at night.(12)nightlife.So a nightly special hotpot-themedsightseeing bus is proving popular with local分W:Maybe your rooms can't prevent the sound分tourists.People can sit on the bus and eat hot potwell.while enjoying the beauty of Chengdu along the听M:Maybe.Oh,the lunchtime is running out.Let's听way.In addition to the hot pot,the bus is alsoeat faster!力equipped with a driving helper to explain thecultural origin of Chengdu hot pot and the storiesof the attractions along the way to the hot potglovers.(19)听第9段材料，回答第14至17题。(C)14.What time is it now?第A.6 pm.B.8 pm.C.10 pm.第The seats on the bus have been changed forvisitors to sit in pairs.There are 8 dining tables in(A)15.Why did the woman open the door?the whole car.The entire route is about 10A.She thought her friend had come.kilometers and takes 90 minutes.A ticket for theB.She was just about to go out for dinner.分C.She wanted to know what happened outside.分hot pot bus is 89 yuan,including the whole(B)16.Where was the gold ring?journey,food package and the explanation.It is听A.In the study.B.In the bedroom听reported that the hot pot bus only accepts ordersC.In the bathroom.(C)17.Who is probably the man?力from May 20 to June 19.(20)What are you waiting for?Go and have aA.A reporter.B.A cleaner.gC.A policeman.gspecial trip!听力材料第一节Text 9第A第M:Please calm down,madam.You said on theFor some people,nothing matches the beauty ofphone that someone broke into your house,Canada's national parks.Supported by Parks Canada,部分right?When did it happen?部these parks preserve the country's ecosystemW:About two hours ago,at about 8 pm.(14)Prince Edward Island National ParkM:Please tell me exactly what happened.Built in 1937,the park on the north shore of PrinceW:I was cleaning the bathroom when someoneEdward Island contains 10 square miles of red sandstone听knocked on the door.I supposed it was my阅clif(悬崖)，freshwater lakes,,and Acadian forests..Itisfriend because we planned to have a dinner读home to the endangered piping plover ()Visitors to theoutside tonight.Then I opened it withoutpark will be attracted by the enough wildlife found there-及thinking.(15)from the Atlantic white-sided dolphin to the snowshoe hareM:Then what happened?第W:Three men with masks ran into my house.A man inblue threatened me.The other two took my第Vuntut National Parkvaluables from my houseLocated in the northwest of Yukon Territory,the部M:Are you clear about what they have taken?park is one of the most faraway national parks inW:My husband's watch and notebook computer in the分Canada.The 4,345-square-mile park,which wasstudy.They also took my gold ring from ourbedroom.(16)built in 1995,has large wetlands in the south,听M:OK.Anything else?known as Old Crow Flats,which are home to half amillion birds and many kinds of other animalsW:No.That's all.I felt lucky that they didn't hurt me.M:Well,we will try to search the nearby area.If there读such as grizzly bears and muskrats.is any progress,I'll call you as soon as possible.(17)W:Thank you very much,sir.2
64.【参考答案】has been rebuilt【长难句分析】On the morning of Sept.28th2022,grand【考点定位】考查动词的时态、语态和主谓一致。memorial ceremonies were held around China to speak well【解题分析】根据时间状语“over the centuries”可知，此of Confucius,the great Chinese philosopher,politician and处应用现在完成时；分析句子结构可知，动词rebuild与educator who lived during the 6th-5th centuries BC.主语“the Temple of Confucius'”之间为被动关系，应用被一段第一句)动语态；且主语“the Temple of Confucius”为单数，谓语分析：这是一个主从复合句。wh0引导定语从句，先行词动词应用第三人称单数形式。故填has been rebuilt。Confucius,the great Chinese philosopher politician and65.【参考答案】particularlyeducator是Confucius的同位语。【考点定位】考查词性转换。译文：2022年9月28日上午，中国各地举行了盛大的【解题分析】分析句子结构可知，此处应用副词作状语纪念仪式，向生活在公元前6至5世纪的伟大的中国哲修饰介词短语“in terms of design and style”。故填学家、政治家和教育家孔子致敬。particularly。词汇积累：memorial ad,纪念性的66.【参考答案】withphilosopher n.哲学家multiple ad山.数量多的【考点定位】考查介词。in terms of在…方面，依据，按照【解题分析】together with为固定搭配，意为“和”。故填第四部分写作with。第一节短文改错67.【参考答案】whichLast summer vacation,I paid A visit to Chengde【考点定位】考查定语从句。【解题分析】分析句子结构可知，空格处引导非限制性Mountain Resort in Hebei.This park left us a deep定语从句，先行词为“the international Nishan Forum”,指me物，关系词在从句中作主语，应用which引导该从句。impression.The Mountain Resort,a key national cultural故填which。.protection unit,were listed in the World Cultural Heritagewas68.【参考答案】Founded【考点定位】考查非谓语动词。Directory in 1994.It was built in 1703 but took aboutand【解题分析】分析句子结构可知，动词found与其逻辑主90 years to construct.The Mountain Resort,situating in the语“the International Confucius Cultural Festival”之间构成situated动宾关系，应用过去分词作状语。故填Founded。.注意north of Chengde is 230 kilometers far away from Beijing.It首字母大写。covers an area of 5.64 million square meters and was original69.【参考答案】the largestoriginally【考点定位】考查形容词的比较等级。天私built for the royal families to spend the hot summer months.【解题分析】此处表示国际孔子文化节成立于1989年，Wander in the Mountain Resort,I was deeply attracted byWandering是国内外支持的融合了文化、旅游、学术和科学研究的its greatness and amazed with everything there.To tell the最大旅游节日之一。根据空格前的“oeof”可知，此处at应用形容词的最高级形式。故填the largest。truth,it takes me two days to complete the journey.70.【参考答案】promotingtook【考点定位】考查非谓语动词。第二节书面表达【解题分析】分析句子结构可知，此处应用动名词作介【写作指导】本篇书面表达要求考生写一篇短文投稿。根词of的宾语。故填promoting。据要求可分为两段来写。第一段介绍一种你最喜欢的食一英语·答22一
11.Which of the following helps a person to live longer?An Ageless Question:When Is Someone "Old"?A.As much exercise as possible.B.Losing weight.What does "old"really mean these days?This isn't a meaningless question-not only does theC.Studying history.D.Knowing more about hospitals.definition of "old"have a profound impact on how we feel about ourselves not to mention how others viewDus),it also matters to policymakers determining how to plan for the aging population.Researchers reported a blind man who had received a gene of a light-sensing protein can now see andThe United Nations historically has defined older people as people aged 60 and over (sometimes 65).touch objects with the help of special goggles(护目镜).It didn't matter whether you lived in the United States,China or Senegal,even though life expectancy wasHis vision gains are modest-he cannot see colors or distinguish faces or letters.But if the treatmentquite different in each of those countries.Everyone became old at 60.helps other study participants,it may offer advantages over other vision technologies for severely blindResearchers Sergei Scherbov and Warren Sanderson,who study aging,are suggesting overturning thepeople.For scientists,the result is a milestone:the first published report of using a relatively newpervious definition of "old".Instead,they talk about "prospective age",which looks to the future.technology called optogenetics(光遗传学)to treat a disease in people..“It'not the kind of vision peopleEveryone with the same prospective age has the same expected remaining years of life.dream of,but it's a big step,said Jean Bennett of the University of Pennsylvania.Scherbov explains that "young"and"old"are relative concepts,and their common reference point isOptogenetics uses light to control neurons.Scientists add the gene to a light-sensitive protein called anlife expectancy.It makes sense that "old"would vary between nations,especially between more developedopsin (from algae or bacteria and then shine light on the cell to cause the opsin to change shape,and less developed countries,with differences in education,death rates,access to health care and lifewhich switches the neuron's activity on or off.Since it was developed nearly 20 years ago,optogenetics hasexpectancy.mostly been used as a tool to treat animals'brain diseases.But researchers hope it can one day treatBut who is "old"also varies widely between individuals.The point,says Scherbov,is that personalage is dependent on our "characteristics"-understanding abilities,disability,health history and evendiseases such as Parkinson's disease and blindness."The eye is the simplest place to start because it is small and easy to access,"said Botond Roska,aeducation levels.Those with more education tend to never smoke,exercise more frequently,have betterdiets and have regular checkups-and,therefore,live longer,meaning the beginning of their old agephysician-scientist at the University of Basel.comes later,says Scherbov.The patients in the study have lost the retinal photoreceptor cells(视网膜感光细胞)that use human8.What is the first paragraph mainly about?opsins to turn light into electrical signals relayed to the brain.But their eyes still have the cells that routeA.How we feel about ourselves.these signals to the brain via the optic nerve.That means the patients could potentially gain vision by givingB.How others view us.these cells a new kind of opsin.C.The importance of the definition of“old”12.What can we know about the result from paragraph 2?D.The plan for the aging population.A.It has limitations but is important.9.What does the underlined phrase "prospective age"in paragraph 3 refer to according to the text?B.It can be used to treat deaf people now.A.The expected remaining years of one's life.C.It is the conclusion of previous research.B.The beginning of one's old age.D.It is a way to help people become modest.C.The differences in our“characteristics'”.13.Which is the key to the treatment?D.The age at which the elderly enjoy life.A.New goggles.B.Suitable opsins.10.What common ground does Scherbov think“young'”and“old”have?C.Natural proteins.D.Retinal photoreceptor cellsA.The upper limit.B.The specific proportion14.What can we infer about optogenetics from the text?C.The living environment.D.The reference point.A.It can benefit both humans and animals.英语1314普通高等学校招生模拟考试诊断性测验卷（二】
forgot忘记。上句作者说'很忙’，所以应该是作者忘了他的事。51.C句意：我设法为他解决了一点周薪。A.bring in带来；B.leave out遗漏，省略；C.work out计算，解决；D.take in吸收。根据上文，Toy一直为作者家干活，所以尽管生活困难，作者还是想办法付给他薪水。52.A句意：每天他都在清理院子，做好任何小任务。A.tasks任务；B.kids孩子；C.animals动物；D.arguments争论。上文一直提到，Toy帮作者做打扫卫生的活计，用“任务”符合语境。53.C句意：尽管我们有一所培训劳工的普伦蒂斯学校，但是我还是怀疑他是否有能力看得懂工程绘图和千分尺。A.Now that既然；B.In case以防，万一；C.Even if即使；D.Ever since自从。根据主从句的意思可推测，主从句应该是转折的逻辑关系。54.A句意：尽管我们有一所培训劳工的普伦蒂斯学校，但是我还是怀疑他是否有能力看得懂工程绘图和干分尺。A.read读懂；B.record是录；C.copy复制；D,draw绘制；根据后面提到的“工程绘图”和“干分尺'可知，应该是“会读”这些东西。】55.B句意：因此，他降了薪水成为了学徒。Aise上升；B.cut剪裁；C.step步骤；D.break休息take a cut为短语，意为“消减此处指Toy将所得薪水的一部分拿出来当学费。56.D句意：许多年以前，在我们熟悉的见面地点我又发现了他A.casual随意的，B、memorable可记忆的；C.formal正式的，D.familiar熟悉的根据句意，应该是我何以前经常见面的地方，所以是“熟悉的”。57.C意：他以前胖了。A happier更等福的；B.luk更幸运的；C.heae更重的，群的；D.paler更苍自的后文提到“He was a millionaire now”可知他现在乐清条件好了，因此体重应该是增加了。58:B句意：许多年以前，在我们熟悉的见面地点我义发现了他，他此以前胖不，呈现出自肩的表情。A.stonishment吃惊gB,confidenee信心；C,amusement娱乐；D.conlusion困惑，/后文提到“Heasa millionaireow”,所以可推测现在应该是更自信子59.D句意：他没有找到美国梦，所以他自己创造了美国梦。A.diseovered发现；B,acknowledged承认；C.deserved值得，D.created创造。根据Tony came to America seeking the American Dream But he did not findt”再结合上文提到他成功了？可知，彳他虽然没有找到美国梦，但用自己勤劳的双创造了美国梦。60.D句意：他从地下室开始，A.office办公室；B.school学校；C.hotel旅馆；D.basement地下室。根据上句，“Tony didn't begin on the boifom rung(横档)of the ladder'”可知，Tny的起点比一般人更低，所以用“地下室”符合。61.achievements 62.a63.successfully 64.to reach/to have reache65.which 66.starting67.has worked68.longer69.was launched70.to短文改错It wasquiet,sunny afternoon.was sitting in the garden,reading the Sunday newspaper andexpected aexpectingcouple of hours of peace.Then Ihear a loud knock on the door.I saw about twelvelady wearing their Sundaheardladiesclothes.She said,"Well,we hoped we were not late,so it is not easy to find your house."One lady said."Theybutyou husband is very kind to inviteus to teaI thought,"My God my husband must be mad."akedor them tocome into the house and they ssat down and started talkinghappyBut when my husbandit wasquicklydiscovered that theygone to the houseanother side of the street.书面表达：One possibleDear Tom,How's it going?Hearing that you are interested in my sports and the changesbrought about by sports,I am writingthis letter to share my sports experience and related information with youFirst of all,every morning I insist on jogging regularly for an hour,aafter which I would jump rope 100 times.Secondly,after dinner every day I like spending an hour playing basketball with my classmates on the court.Finally,Ithink,after a long period of exercise,what makes me feel the most meaningful is that I become more and moreenergetic,and I also have a more flexible mind to study.Sincerely,I hope you can also fall in love with sports and stick to it!Yours,Li Hua【2023届高三⑤联·英语参考答案第4页（共4页）】
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第二都分语运用（共两节，满分30分】第一节（共15小题：每小题1分，满分15分）阌读下面短文，从每题所给的A、B、C、D四个选项中选出可以填入空白处的最佳选项。I'm a mother of three and a psychologist.Recently,I come to understand what makeschildhood valuable in its own rightOne day,when I went to get my 7-year-old son from soccer 41,the kid42me with a downcast face.The coach had 43 him for not focusing on his soccer drills.He walked out of the school with his head and shoulders44down.He seemedwrapped in 45 But just before he reached the car door,he suddenly stopped,crouchingdown to 46 something on the sidewalk.His 47went down lower andlower,and then,with complete joy he called out,"Mum.Come here.This is the 48bug(I've ever seen.It has,like a million 49.It's amazing."He looked up at me,hisfeatures overflowing with energy and 50."Can't we51here for just a minute?I want to find out what he does with all those legs."The traditional view of such a moment is that it is52,or a waste of valuable time.Yet at that moment it suddenly dawned on me that what sets children apart from adults is nottheir ignorance(无知)but theirr53 for joy.Children's ability to become deeply54in something and get great pleasure is what adults spend the rest of their lives5541.A.appointmentB.displayC.practiceD.experienceA42.A.servedB.greetedC.witnessedD.treated∽43.A.enviedB.criticized女的动C.promotedD.forgiven44.A.hangingB.settlingC.puttingD.turning15.A.shynessB.weaknessC.lonelinessD.sadness46.A.pick upB.look forC.stare atB47.A.earsD.bring outB.handsC.mouthD.face水家8酒48.A.biggestB.simplestC.strangestD.dullest的试01商9.A.cyesB.armsC.legsD.feetB.delightC.satisfactionD.confusionB.playC.sitD.stayB.impossibleC.accessibleD.unnecessary53.A.capacityB.respectC.effortD.responsibilityB.absorbedC.richD.skillful55.A.seekingB.studyingC.missingD.denying0A1英语试卷第8页(共10页)
59.What do we know about the logistics company in Shenzhen?A.Workers made many mistakes when sorting goods.B.30 percent of its sorting work is done by robots.C.Its robots are working day and night to sort goods.D.All of its workers have been replaced by robots.60.What can robots help factories do according to the passage?a.Make engineers smarter.b.Reduce costs.c.Improve efficiency.d.Teach workers new skills.A.abB.acC.beD.bd61.Which of the following words can replace the underlined word"mirrors"?A.Pushes.B.Takes.C.Looks.D.Shows.62.What is the last paragraph mainly about?A.How many industrial Internet projects there are in China.B.What helps China's industrial Internet develop.C.The development of the industrial Internet in China.D.The reasons for developing industrial Internet projects.CHave you ever heard of the Boy Scouts(童子军)of America(BSA)?It is a civil(民group offering many kinds of activities to boys and letting them learn skills.Itwas founded in 1910.Actually,both boys and girls can be scouts.But they join twodifferent groups.The girls'group is called the Girl Scouts of the USA.It also has over100 years of history.Boys do many outdoor activities such as hiking,camping,mountain biking andskateboarding.They can also learn about art,business and how to make crafts()There are over 130 areas for them to explore.Every time they do an activity orpass a test,they get a badge.“Scouting is the ultimate(终极的)form of learning by doing,”said BSA.“It givesboys all the experiences they need to become men."But it's not only boys that grow and become their better selves through scouting.The 1.9 million Girl Scouts in the USA believe in the power of every girl too.Girl Scouts do similar activities to Boy Scouts.But there is one Girl Scouts activitythat is really special-selling cookies.Girl Scouts usually go house-to-house knocking初中学业水考试最后一卷·英语（二）第8页，共12页扫描全能王创建
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9.这/那是…10.这些/那些是…11.很高兴见到你。【跟踪练】1.This is my sister2.my family3.These are4.your parents5.brotherFor Section B【英汉互译】1.cousin2.uncle3.aunt4.daughter5.son6.a photo of my family7.在第一张照片中8.在下一张照片中9.这两个女孩10.在我家中11.我的狗的名字12.这（儿)有…【跟踪练】1.in the next photo2.The name of3.uncle4.these two girls语法点击I.1.Who are2.No;they aren'tII.1-2 BA写作一招鲜Tom's familyTom is a middle school student.He has a happy family.There are six people in his family.Theyare his grandfather,his grandmother,his father,his mother,his sister and him.Mike is hisgrandfather,and his grandmother is Jane.His father Eric is a doctor in a hospital,and his motherHelen is a teacher.His sister Gina is a student in a school.Tom loves his family第3期T2版Keys:(One possible version客观题除外)随堂练Section A(1a-2d)1.sister2.brother3.parents4.these5.TheyIL.1.grandmother2.Who3.family4.have5.grandfatherIII.1-5 EADCBSection A(Grammar Focus-3c)1.are2.these3.parents4.sisters5.those6.isIL.
M:Well,why do you recommend this hotel to me?W:It has wonderful views of the Tower of London.I'm sure your kids will love it.M:Yes.Is there any entertainment equipment for kids?W:No,but it offers tickets to the amusement park.Back to the hotel,it also has the bestfamily-friendly hotel rooms in London.A room has two double beds,so it's large enough to holdyour whole family.M:Great.Is there any indoor swimming pool?I hope I can swim there.W:Yes.It also has an in-house spa.Women will love it.There're also bars and restaurants on-site.M:Sounds good.They can save me the trouble of getting around in search of the kids dinner.W:Yes.So do you need to book a room there for your trip in London?M:Sure.Thank you,Karen.You're always so considerateText 8W:Michael,you've worked in Florida for many years.Were you born here?M:No.My hometown is Arizona,next to New Mexico.And I came to Florida to study science atcollege.W:I see.How did you develop an interest in science in the beginning?M:I've loved science and how the world works since I was a young kid.W:You must like your science teacher most.M:Actually,it was my math teacher that got me interested in how to approach questions about thenatural worldW:What about in high school?M:In high school,I liked chemistry and biology best.They led me to a world of scienceW:After graduating from high school,what did you choose to major in?M:Biological science,relating to the natural processes performed by living things.W:You must love your work very much.M:Yes.I'm lucky because my work is what I truly love doing.W:Yeah.We're both lucky dogs!Text 9W:Writer Helen Thorpe spent one school year in a classroom in Denver,Colorado.There,sheobserved high school students who came from different cultures.All the students were justlearning to speak English.Sitting in Room 142,Thorpe had a chance to meet students from allover the world.She said the class included 22 foreign students.They had the common struggles ofteenagers everywhere,but they also had the extra difficulty of being in a new country and trying tounderstand a new culture and a new language.The foreign students spoke 14 different languages.Many of the students were the only one in the room who spoke a certain language.At first,mostof the students were unable to make friends because they couldn't communicate with others.Sothey were struggling to overcome loneliness.What these students were hungry for was to learnhow to speak,to feel they were accepted at their new high school,and to feel that they belonged toa community.As time went by,the students succeeded in dealing with their difficulties.In herbook,Thorpe wrote about some of the problems many of these students faced.第10期测试题参考答案1-5 CDADA6-10 CBBCD11-15 DCCAB16-20 ABFDG21-25 DBCAA26-30 CDABA31-35 DCBCD36-45 (One possible version)
(Text 7) W:I can't wait to go skiing tomorrow. M:I know.It's going to be so much fun. W:I always get excited the day before skiing. M:I used to be like that.But I go skiing so often that I don't get excited any more. W:I only go skiing twice a year,so it's a real treat for me. M:That makes sense. W:What things make you excited? M:Whenever I go to Las Vegas,I get really excited. W:Oh.That makes me excited too! M:Looks like anything fun makes you excited. (Text 8)
【答案】 One possible version: Paragraph 1: Twenty years passed.One day,for no reason,I decided to walk down to the places where Jack and I used to hang out,the school,the park and the city centre.I went to the city centre first as it was the first place where Jack and I started going out together.I bought an ice cream there,remembering that we both like ice cream in this flavor.I suddenly noticed a familiar-looking businessman eating an ice cream which had the same flavor as mine and sitting at the same table I was at. Paragraph 2: I asked the man,“Do I know you?”“It'sme！Jack!”the
