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资中二中2022—2023学年高二下学期开学考试英语第一部分听力（共两节，满分30分）做题时，先将答案标在试卷上。录音内容结束后，你将有两分钟的时间将试卷上的答案转涂到答题卡上。第一节（共5小题；每小题1.5分，满分7.5分

）听下面5段对话。每段对话后有一个小题，从题中所给的A、B、C三个选项中选出最佳选项，并标在试卷的相应位置。听完每段对话后，你都有10秒钟的时间来回答有关小题和阅读下一小题。每段对话仅读一遍。1.Whatdoesthemanwant

todo?A.StaywithAlan.B.Relaxathome.C.SendAlantoschool.2.HowwillJackgotoNewYork?A.Bybus.B.Byplane.C.Bytra

in.3.Howmanystudentsdoesthewomanexpectintotal?A.10.B.13.C.15.4.Whatdoesthemanthinkofthemusic?A.Relaxing.B.Exciting.C.Boring.5.Wh

atdoesthewomanmean?A.Peoplewon’tlistentothedoctors.B.Doctorshavedifferentlifestyles.C.It’sgreattoattendthelecture.第二节

（共15小题；每小题1.5分，满分22.5分）听下面一段对话，回答第6和第7两个小题。6Wheredoestheconversationtakeplace?A.Inasupermarket.B.Int

hekitchen.C.Overthephone.7.Whatwillthemanlookfornext?A.Milk.B.Carrots.C.Yogurt.听下面一段对话，回答第8和第9两个小题。8.Whydoesthewomancongratulateth

eman?A.Hemovedhouse.B.Hegotanewjob.C.Hebecameafather..9.What’stherelationshipbetweenMikeandthewoman?A.

Goodfriends.B.Acouple.C.Fellowworkers.听下面一段对话，回答第10至第12三个小题。10Whywon’tthemanplaytenniswiththewoman?A.Heisn’tgood

atit.B.Hecan’tgetupearly.C.Helikesvolleyballbetter.11.What’stheman’shobby?A.Playingballgames.B.Watchingmatches.C.Feeding

birds.12.Howoldistheman?A.Almost40.B.Almost50.C.Almost60.听下面一段对话，回答第13至第16四个小题。13.WhydoesMikelooktired?A.Hejusttooktwoexams.B.Hestudiedfora

wholenight.C.Hegotuptooearlythismorning.14.HowdoesMikefeelabouthisgradeofthechemistrytest?A.Unsatisfied.B.Encouraged.C.Surprised.15.

WhatcoursedoesMikeprefertotake?A.Theoneonhowtodoresearchonline.B.Theoneonwritingtermpapers.C.Theoneontest-takingskills.16.Whatwi

llMikedonext?A.Havearest.B.Talktoaprofessor.C.GototheStudySkillsCenter.听下面一段独白，回答第17至第20四个小题。17.WhatcouldDanFriedellbe?A.A

nofficial.B.Areporter.C.Akeeperoftheclock.18.Whenwillthebellstopringing?A.SinceJanuary1st.B.SinceAugust21st.C.SinceNovember

12th.19.WhatcanweknowfromSteveJaggs?A.Therepairprojectwillcostabout$40million.B.Thelasttimethebellstoppedwasin2007..C.Theclockwil

lcontinuetotellthetimesilently.20.HowdidJoanareacttothenews?A.Shemadeaproposal.B.Shemadeacomplaint.C.Shemadenocomment

s.第二部分阅读理解（共两节，满分40分）第一节（共15小题；每小题2分，满分30分）阅读下列短文，从每题所给的A、B、C和D四个选项中，选出最佳选项。ACoachyourfavouritesportstopoorc

hildreninschools.Helpthesechildrentogetastructuredsportingeducationandseetheirjoyastheypickupnewskills.Ifthat’snotenoughsportforyou,youc

anevengetinvolvedinplayingwithlocalteamsinyoureveningsandatweekends.DescriptionAsavolunteersportscoach,youandyourgr

oupwillheadto3schoolseachdaytocoachyourchosensportoravarietyofthem.Sportscoachingvolunteeringinvolvesnotjustteachingthekids,butalsoactin

gasagoodrolemodel.Childrenareagedabout10–13andareoftennewtoplayingsportinastructuredenvironment.Youdon’tneedtobeatopplayertotakepart(though

anychampionsarewelcome!)—it’syourpatienceanddrivethatwillmakethebiggesteffects.Whichsportstocoach?Sportscoachingvolunteersc

anchoosetospecializeincoachingjustonesport,butoftenwefindthatitisbesttocombineseveralsportsformorevariety.Thefreed

omtochoosebetweendifferentsportsmakestheweeksevenmorediverse.Followthelinkstofindoutmoreabouteachsport.Accommodation·Theaccommodationislocatedi

naleafysuburb10minutes’drivefromthecitycentreandtheseafront.·Sportsvolunteersshareaccommodationwithchildcareandteachingvolunteers.FoodA

lldietaryrequirementscanbecateredfor,aslongasweknowabouttheminadvance.Coachingchildreninsportwillmakeyouhungry—manyvolunteerschooseto

supplement(补充)theirmealswithsnacksboughtinthelocalshops,just10minutes’walkaway.Thereisavolunteerkitchenwhereparticipantscandoanyc

ookingtheywishoutsideofmealtimes.Wanttogotravellingafterwards?Wecanarrangeaweek-longGardenRoutetourafteryo

urtimeontheproject.FollowthelinktofindoutmoreabouttheGardenRouteTour.1.Whatcanavolunteerdointheeveningsifhewantstodomoresports?

A.Drivetothesupermarket.B.Payavisitto3schools.C.Matchwithlocalteams.D.HaveaGardenRoutetour.2.Whichisthemostimportanta

ssportscoachingvolunteers?A.Beingatopplayer.B.Beingskilledinvarioussports.C.Beingabletocookwell.D.Beingmotivatedandpatient.3.Whereist

hetextprobablyfrom?A.Awebpage.B.Anewsmagazine.C.Atravelguide.D.Aneducationpaper.BInsteadofescapingthesummerheatinair-condit

ioningindoors,MustafaFurkanOzgenerprefersthesunshineinanexperimentalseedfieldofover200kindsofmelonsinPingluoCounty,NorthwestChina’sNingxia

HuiAutonomousRegion.Pickingmelons,weighingthem,observingtheirgrowth,tasting,recordingandtakingpictures,the31-year-oldTurkishmanruns

histestsonupto50kindsofmelonseveryday.“Iloveworkinginthefield.MelonsarefavoredinTurkeyinthehotsummersandmyjobhereistochoosethebestkindsf

orTurkishcustomers,”hesaid.InfluencedbyhisfatherwhousedtodobusinessinChina,OzgenermajoredinChineseatuniversity

andthereforeexpectedajourneytoChinaoneday.TheyoungmanvisitedChinaforthefirsttimeasanexchangestudentinBeijing.Twoyearslater,Ozgenerappliedf

oramaster’sdegreeintourismmanagementatChina’sSunYat-senUniversity.Sincethen,he’straveledaroundthecountrytolearn

aboutthecolorfulChinesecultureandenjoydifferentdishes.“ThemoreIlearnaboutChina,themoreIwanttostayhere,”said

Ozgener.HeworkedasatranslatorinNingxiaaftergraduation.ThecompanyOzgenerworksfornowisascientificandtechnologicalenterpriseengagedinvegetable

planting,production,promotion,importandexport.Ithasbredover70newvarietiesofseedsandexportedseedsto27countriesandregionsinAs

iaandAfrica,includingtheMiddleEast.BeforetheoutbreakofCOVID-19,OzgenerwouldspendtwomonthsinHainanandanotherfourmonthsinNingxiatohelpforei

gnclientsselectseeds.ThenhewouldgobacktoTurkey.Butduetotheepidemic(流行病),hehasstayedinNingxiaformorethanaye

ar,observingandselectingtargetseedsinthefieldeveryday.“Iusedtodotranslationworkonly,butnowI’malsoresponsibleforallthestuffrelatedtotheseeds.It’stirin

gbutrewarding,becauseIcanlearnalot.Iwillcontinuetopursuemydreamhere,”saidOzgener.4.WhydoesOzgenerworkinthemelonfieldinNingxia?A.Helikesth

ehotweatherthere.B.Hepreferseatingmelonsthere.C.Helovesworkinginthefieldthere.D.Hisfatherwantshimtoworkthere.5.WhatdoweknowaboutOzgener?A.Helea

rnedChineseinBeijingasanexchangestudent.B.HeworkedinthefieldinHainanaftergraduation.C.HetraveledaroundChin

athefirsttimehecamethere.D.HehadagreaterinterestinChinaastimewentby.6.WhatkindofpersonisOzgener?A.Hard-workinganddet

ermined.B.Energeticandpatient.C.Kindanddevoted.D.Ambitiousandconfident.7Whatisthetextmainlyabout?A.Aman

’swonderfuljourneytoChina.B.PlantingandsellingmelonsinTurkey.C.Atiringjobinthefieldinahotsummer.D.GoingafteradreamofplantingseedsinNingxia.

CNow,astudyprovesthatgardensaremorethanjustaprettyplace.Thestudy,byresearchersatIllinoisStateUniversity,demonstratesthatsuchconstructedgardenscanh

aveameasurableandpositiveimpactonwaterquality.Floatinggardensareessentiallyplatformsbuiltandwrappedincoconuthusks(椰子壳),andfilledi

nwithnativeplantings.Asplantsgrow,theyextendtheirrootsintothewater.OntheNorthBranchoftheChicagoRiver,non-profitUrbanRivers

anditspartnersaredevelopingamile-longfloatingeco-parkcalledtheWildMile.There-developmentofthisformerindustrialcanalisUrban

Rivers’importantproject.Aspartofthepark,floatinggardens,attachedtoshore,arebeingfixed.Theprimaryaimofthefloatinggardensisbeautificati

on.ButtheIllinoisStateteam,fromtheUniversity’sDepartmentofGeology,Geography,andtheEnvironment,sawanidealsetupforacontrolledexperiment.“

Wejoineditbecauseit’stheperfectopportunitytoseeifthere’saninfluenceonwaterquality,”explainsleadauthorAbigai

lHeath.Thestudyisnovel:previousstudieshaveexploredfloatinggardens’influenceonwaterqualityovertime,primarilyinwa

stewatertreatmentponds,butnotoverspace,inmovingwater.TheprojectalsomatcheswellwithUrbanRivers’broadergoals.“Thecityisinterestedinbetteringwa

terquality,”saysPhilNicodemus,UrbanRivers’DirectorofResearch.“Happily,IllinoisStatetookpartinitlater.”Couldthissmallhuman-madeparkimprovewaterqual

ity?Anaverageofdatacollectedoverthecourseofthe.studyshowsmiddlebutdefinitiveimprovement.Forexample,nitrogen

(氮)droppedfrom4.69milligramsperliterinsurfacewaterto4.43milligramsperliter,adropofabout1percent.“Despitehowsmallthisgardenwas

,therewasmeasurableimprovementinwaterqualityfromupstreamtodownstream,”notesHeath.Sheandhercolleaguesseethisasamodelforhowlargefloatinggardensshouldb

etohelpimprovewaterinsimilarsettings.“Eventhistinygardenmakesadifference,”shesays.8.Whatcanbeinferredfromthesecondparagraph?A.

Thefloatinggardensareenvironmentallyfriendly.B.Thefloatinggardensarefixedeverywhereintheeco-park.C.Thefloatinggardenscanhelpfixthef

ormerparks.D.TheUrbanRiverswereonceindustrialcanals.9.Whatisthemainreasontobuildthefloatinggardens?A

.Toreducewastewater.B.Toattractmorevisitorstothepark.C.Tomakethesurroundingsbrilliant.D.Tohelpresear

chersdotheexperiment.10.Whatdoestheunderlinedword“it”refertoinParagraph4?A.Thefloatinggarden.B.Theproject.C.Thetreatmentofponds.D.

Thequalityofwater.11.Whichofthefollowingcouldbethebesttitleforthetext?A.FloatingGardens:MorethanPrettyB.TheBestWaytoBetterWaterQualityC.AP

racticalMethodofImprovingParksD.FloatingGardensBeautifytheCityDStressedatworkandfeelingyourbloodpressurerise?Peopleallovertheworldaretoldbythe

irdoctorstotryforalow-sodium(钠)diettotreathighbloodpressureorotherdiseases,butthere’snodenyingthatsaltmakesfoodtastegood.Fortunately,Japaneser

esearchersatTokyo’sMeijiUniversityandthemanufacturerKirinhavedevelopedhigh-techchopsticksthatenhance

saltytastes,potentiallyhelpingthosewhoneedtoreducesodiumintheirdiets.Thesewired-upchopsticksareactuallypartofadevicethattheresearcherssay

canenhancethesaltyflavoroflow-sodiumfoods.Andwhentheyweretestedonparticipantsforthefirsttime,resultsshowedthatthehigh-techchopsticksincreaseperceive

d(察觉到)saltinessinfoodsbyabout1.5times.Accordingtotheresearchteam,thebasicprincipleisthattheextrasaltyflavorisperceivedduetoextremelyweakelectriccurre

ntsconveyeddirectlyintothemouththroughthetipofoneofthechopsticks.Scientistshaveapparentlybeenusingthiskindofweakelectricitytoplaywithflavorsint

helabforyears,butthesechopsticksinparticulararesettoadjusttheactivityofions(离子)insodiumchloride(tablesalt),whichenhances

saltyflavor.Anddothesechopsticksworkasexpected?Toverifytheeffectofthenewchopsticks,theresearchersconductedanexperimentonatotal

of36participantsaged40to65,allofwhomwereeatingalow-sodiumdiet.Ifnothingelse,onethingwasclear:participantsusingthechopstickstastedmo

resaltthantheydidwithout.Resultsshowthattheyeventhoughtthatlow-sodiumfoodeatenwiththehigh-techchopstickstas

tedsaltierthanregularfoodmadewithanaverageamountofsodium,andeatenwithnormalchopsticks.Thechopsticksaren’tonsto

reshelvesquiteyet,butwithpromisingresults,peoplearoundtheworldwhoareunhappilydevotedtoalow-sodiumdietmightjustbeexcitedforanyupdatesto

come!12.Whatisthemainfunctionofthefuturehigh-techchopsticks?A.Totreatbloodpressure.B.Totesthowsaltyadishis.C.Toincreasethesaltinessoffood.D.Tohelpre

ducesaltintake.13.Howdothehigh-techchopstickswork?A.Bysendingwarninginformationtothebrain.B.Bychangingthes

altinessoffoodwithelectricshocks.CByusingelectricitytotransportionsbetweenchopsticks.D.Bytrickingourbrainsintotastingextrasalt.14.W

hatdoestheunderlinedword“verify”inparagraph4mean?A.Confirm.B.Improve.C.Change.D.Strengthen.15.Whatisthewriter

’sattitudetowardthefutureofthechopsticks?A.Doubtful.B.Optimistic.C.Uncertain.D.Pessimistic.第二节（共5小题；每小题2分，

满分10分）根据短文内容，从短文后的选项中选出能填入空白处的最佳选项。选项中有两项为多余选项。NeitherofushaseverbeentoacatcafealthoughI’veheardofcatcafesinJapan.So

whenwesawTheCatBrothersCafenearourhotelinChiangMai,weknewwehadtostopby.____16____Generallyspeaking,thebiggestcomplaintaboutcatcafesisthatthecatsa

reuninterestedinvisitors.Instead,whattheyprefertodoisspendtheirtimeawayfromthecoffee-drinkingcustomers,whowereusuallycatlo

versaswell.____17____Itishometoroughly20catswhowereallfullofenergy.Duringourvisit,wehad4-5catshanging.aroundourtableatanygi

ventime.Theyseemedtowelcome,oratleastenjoyedbeingpetted.Theywerefarmorefriendlythanweexpected.Thereareanumberofbasketsandcath

ousesspreadingaroundtheroom.____18____Eventhesleepingcatscouldbemadeforgreatphotos.Soifyouareaphotographerlover,youwillfindmanysur

priseshere.____19____Thefirstflooriscat-free.Anditisespeciallyperfectifyou’relookingtogetsomeworkdone.Somewritersandwhite-col

larworkersliketochoosethisfloor.Thesecondflooriswheretheinteractionis.Bepreparedforlotsofcat-action,especiallyifyoubu

ythecatfooddownstairs.____20____Whenyourunoutoffood,graboneofthemanytoyslayingaroundandhavesomefunwiththeplayfulc

ats.Ifyou,orthecats,aretiredofplaying,justsitbackandcatchsomeinterestingshotsofcutecatsandtastesomedeliciouscoffee.A.Itonlycosts200JPY

.B.Thecatcafeactuallyhastwolevels.C.Luckily,thecatshereweresuperfriendly.D.Youcan’tbringyourownfoodtothecatcafe.E.Soi

fthecatsfelttired,theywereabletohideaway.F.Itwasanappealingandcomfortablecasual-stylecatcafe.G.Ifthecatswerestillenerge

tic,theywouldcontinueplaying.第三部分语言知识运用（共两节，满分45分）第一节（共20小题；每小题1.5分，满分30分）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。Themindofachildislikeasponge(海绵),absorbinginformationfromallavailablesourcesandrapidlylearninghumanskills.Researchers

havenowfoundthatchildrenare____21____withtheirenergy.Theyonlytryhardand____22____effortwhentheyknowitwillbebenefic

ial.Thismeanssmallchildren’slearningsystemsaremore____23____thanpreviouslythought,astheydonotjust____24____adults’examplesortr

yatrandom.Anexperimentwasconductedon96youngchildrentotesthowthey____25____variousproblems.Researcherswatchedcareful

lytoseehowmuch____26____theydevoted.Thestudyrevealedthatiftheyfailatthefirst____27____andknowsuccessisim

possible,theydon’twastemuchenergy____28____forit.However,iftheyareawareataskcanbe____29____butitisdifficult,theywillpersist(坚持)forl

onger,eveniftheyfail.Andchildrenalsoonlyseekhelpifthey____30____needit.Itwasonce____31____thatchildreneithertryth

ingsatrandomorsimply____32____whattheyseeadultsdoing,butthisresearchprovesittobeuntrue.____33____,childrencombineallinformationa

vailabletomakea____34____astowhetherataskisworthpersistingwith.Theresearchshowschildrencombinetheirown____35____withthe

irpreviousknowledgetodecidewhenisbesttotryhard.Expertssay____36____isimportantandplaysaroleinlearningandlifeoutco

meslikeschool____37____andemotionalhealth.Butitisnotalwaysagoodideatopersistbecauseeffortisa____38____resou

rce.Besides,makinganeffortrequires____39____andenergy.Whattruly____40____learningisknowingwhentotryandwhatthebestwaytotryis

.21.A.generousB.concernedC.carefulD.content22.A.focusonB.putinC.holdbackD.useup23.A.complexB.slowlyC.flexibleD.advanced24.A.setB.i

dentifyC.analyzeD.follow25.A.avoidB.causeC.handleD.predict26.A.attentionB.moneyC.energyD.patience27.A.sightB.attemptC.requestD.stage

28.A.lookingB.preparingC.waitingD.struggling29.A.completedB.postponedC.refusedD.cancelled30.A.exactlyB.a

ctuallyC.normallyD.typically31.A.doubtedB.assumedC.deniedD.proved32.A.copyB.imagineC.checkD.recall33.A.MoreoverB.BesidesC.InsteadD

.Therefore34.A.decisionB.changeC.proposalD.promise35.A.expectationsB.habitsC.viewsD.experiences36.A.determ

inationB.courageC.judgmentsD.wisdom37.A.environmentB.performanceC.educationD.management38.A.naturalB.publicC.limi

tedD.precious39.A.careB.loveC.spaceD.time40.A.controlsB.involvesC.blocksD.drives第二节（共10小题；每小题1.5分；满分15分）阅读下面短文，在空白

处填入1个适当的单词或括号内单词的正确形式。SunZhenchu,an86-year-oldmanin2022,whogothisdriver’slicenseinaboutayear,hassurprisedandinspirednetizensinChinanotonlybecause

ofhisage.ThemotivationbehindSunZhenchu’s____41____(take)thedrivingtestsistocareforhiswife.Sun’swifedidn’tgooutmuchafter____42____operation.After

thepolicythatpeopleover70canapply____43____adriver’slicensewasissued,Sun____44____(immediate)becameanelderlytraineeatal

ocaldrivertrainingschoolinZhejiangProvinceandmanaged____45____(pass)thefourexams,receivingperfectscoresontwoofthem.Afterget

tinghislicenseinMarch,Sunboughtanelectricvehicletotakehiswifeshoppingforgroceries,tothehospitalorsightseeingalongtheQiantangRiver.

____46____astonishedpeoplemostwasSun’scareer—hewasaspecialistinnuclearweaponsandmadegreat____47____(contribute)tothenation.Aftergraduation

in1964,Sun____48____(select)asoneoftheresearcherstoparticipateinChina’sfirstatomicbombtest.Afterthesuccess

fultest,hewenttoBeijing,____49____hecontinuedtoconductresearchandtestingfornuclearweaponsfor32years.Heretiredin1995,buthedi

dnotstoplearningnewthings.InaspeechhedeliveredatZhejiangGongshangUniversityinlateJune,heencouragedgraduatestokeeplearningtostandoutina_____50_____(co

mpete)andchallengingsociety.第四部分写作（共两节，满分35分）51.短文改错Aftergraduatingfromhighschool,I’mgoingtobecomputerp

rogrammer,whichIthinkisongreatdemandinthemodernworld.Moreover,myparentswouldlikemetostudymedicine.Theybelievehere

aretworeasonsforbeingadoctor.Oneisthatdoctorsusuallydealwithpatientsinperson,whichmeantheyareabletohelppeopleinneeddirect.Th

eotheristhatdoctorsaresoimportantthatitisalmostimpossibleforittolosejobs.UptonowIhavechattedwithmyparentsfort

hreetime.Tomydisappointment,Iwasfailedtopersuadethem.NowIamconfusingabouthowtosolvetheproblem.第二节书面表达（满分25分）52.今年春节是新冠（Covid-19）疫情epidemic结束后

的第一个春节，相比以往，春节发生了较大变化，就此你的美国笔友写信询问你，请你写封邮件回复Tom，描述今年春节，内容包括：1.发生的变化；2.你是如何度过的春节；3.联系变化，谈感受。注意：1.词数100左右；2.可

以适当增加细节，以使行文连贯。DearTom____________________________________________________________________________________________,___________

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