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★启用前注意保密2023届大湾区普通高中毕业班联合模拟考试(二)英语本试卷共10页,满分120分。考试时间120分钟。注意事项:1.答卷前,考生务必将自己的学校、班级、姓名、考场号、座位号和准考证号填写在答题卡上,将条形码横贴在答题卡“条形码粘贴
处”。2.作答选择题时,选出每小题答案后,用2B铅笔在答题卡上将对应题目选项的答案信息点涂黑;如需改动,用橡皮擦干净后,再选涂其他答案。答案不能答在试卷上。3.非选择题必须用黑色字迹的钢笔或签字笔作答,答案必须写在答题卡各题目指定区域内相
应位置上;如需改动,先划掉原来的答案,然后再写上新答案;不准使用铅笔和涂改液。不按以上要求作答无效。4.考生必须保证答题卡的整洁。考试结束后,将试卷和答题卡一并交回。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和D
四个选项中,选出最佳选项。ANaturalWorldPhotographyCompetitionNowOpen!Nowinits10thyear,BigPictureencouragesphotographersf
romaroundtheworldtocontributetheirworkstothiscompetitionthatbothcelebratesandillustratestherichdiversityoflifeonEarthandinspiresactiontoprot
ectandconserveitthroughthepowerofimagery.ClickhereandenteryourworkforachancetowincashprizesandbeexhibitedattheCaliforniaAcademyofScience
s!PrizesBigPictureisopentoallphotographyworldwidetocompeteforachancetowinthe$5,000grandprize.Winningimagesincludeimagesnamedasgrandprize,fir
stplace,andfinalistimages.TheywillbedisplayedattheCaliforniaAcademyofSciencesforallvisitorstoenjoy.CompetitionPeriodTheBigPicturePh
otoCompetitionbeginsat12:00amonDecember1,2022andclosesat11:59pmonMarch1,2023.EntryFeesEachphotographercanenterph
otosasfollows:$25forupto10singleimagesubmissionsinanycategory.$15foreach6-8imagePhotoStorysubmission.Ph
otographersarelimitedtoupto10imagesubmissionsperregisteredemailaddressandmayregisteranunlimitednumberofemailaddresses.Entryfeesareusedtopro
videthecompetitionprizesandhelptheAcademyinitsmissionandcannotbereturned.ParticipantsBigPictureisopentoallphotographyenthusiastsandprof
essionalsalikeworldwide,exceptemployees,volunteersandBoardMembersoftheAcademy(aswellastheirsponsors)andtheimme
diatefamiliesandindividualslivinginthesamehousehold.21.Whereisthetextmostlikelyfrom?A.Apicturebook.B.Asciencejournal.C.Acameraguide
book.D.Aconservationwebsite.22.Ifaphotographersubmits17singleimages,howmuchwillhepay?A.$25.B.$40.C.$50.D.$15.23.Whocanparticipateinthecompetit
ion?A.AmateursunrelatedtotheAcademy.B.ExpertsasmembersoftheAcademy.C.VolunteersworkingfortheAcademy.D.Enthu
siastsoftheboardmember'sfamily.BMyloveforanimalsbeganthroughwatchingwildlifedocumentarieswhenIwasakid.Iwenton
tostudyEnvironmentalScienceatuniversity,andbecameinterestedinmarine(海洋的)biologywhenIdidmymaster'sdegree
.That'swhenIrealisedthattherewasapossibilitytodomoreforHongKong.InHongKong,manypeoplewouldassociatemarinelifeonlywithsea
food,andfewpeoplewouldconsideritasapartofnaturetobeappreciated.Althoughourmarinelifeishighlydiverse,ourwatershavebeenover
fishedformorethan40years.Recordsshowthat,decadesago,HongKonghadsuchhighproductionofseafoodthatitsupported
about90%ofthelocaldemand.Today,atleast90%oftheseafoodweeathastobeimportedtomeetlocaldemand,asourwatersaresooverfishedth
attheycannolongersupportthelocalappetite.Despitethisshift,wearestillacityinlovewithseafood-accordingtotheFoodandAgricultureOrgan
izationoftheUnitedNations,HongKonnghasthesecondhighestannualseafoodconsumptionpercapita(人均)inAsia-but
consumersarebarelyawareofwheretheirseafoodcomesfromandwhichspeciesarethreatened.ThereisalotofroomforimprovementinHongKong.Improvinglocalfish
erymanagementpoliciesandincreasingthecoverageofMarineProtectedAreas,aswellasconductingtherelevantresearchtoinformdecisions,couldmovethecitytowar
dsgreatersustainabilityinthisarea.Andconsumersshouldavoideatingseafoodthatisonthethreatenedspecieslist.Asageneralruleo
fthumb,ifpeoplearenotsurewhatthespeciesis,theyshouldchoosesomethingelsethattheyaremorefamiliarwith.Withthemarineecosystemalready
weakandeasilydestroyed,thegreatestthreatiscontinuedignoranceandinaction.Itistimeforustoshowthatwecanal
sobeapartofthesolution.Ifeachpersonplaystheirpart-evenforjustonemealaday-HongKongwouldalreadybeonitswaytomakingconsiderableprogresstowardssustainable
seafoodconsumption.24.HowdoestheauthorintroduceoverfishinginParagraph2?A.Bylistingreasons.B.Byofferingexamples.C.
Bygivingexactfigures.D.Bymakingcomparisons.25.WhatistrueaboutHKpeopleaccordingtothepassage?A.Theyallseemarine
lifeasapartofnature.B.Theyconsume90%oftheseafoodinAsia.C.Theyhavearatherbigappetiteforseafood.D.Theyareawareo
fthesourceoftheseafood.26.Whatdoestheauthorsuggestpeopledowheneatingseafood?A.Keepoffunfamiliarspecies.B.Ignoredangerousspecie
s.C.Chooseendangeredspecies.D.Avoidnon-threatenedspecies.27.Whatistheauthor'spurposeofwritingthisarticle?A.Tosto
pconsumingseafood.B.Toprotectthemarineecosystem.C.Toimprovelocalfisherymanagementpolicies.D.Tocriticizetheoverfishingsitua
tioninHongKong.CLookuphowtoincreaseyourlifeexpectancy(预期寿命),andyouwillprobablyseeplentyofresultsrecommendingthatyouhaveahealthydiet,getsufficie
ntsleep,workoutandcutoutto-baccoandtoomuchalcoholconsumption.Butwhatmanyofusdon'tknowisthatourrelationshipsalsoaffectourlifeexpectancy.Socia
lintegrationisassociatedwithgreaterlifesatisfaction,betterhealthandincreasedlifeexpectancy.Peoplewithwidesocialnetworksaremorelikelytobehappy,
experiencefewerhealthissues,enjoybettermentalhealthandtolivealotlonger.Nowthisdoesn'tmeanthatweshoulddivehead
firstintoarelationshipwheneverwe'relonelyinordertoavoiddyingyoung.Harmfulrelationshipscanbeasisolatingasbeingalone,sowhowechoos
etobreakbreadwithisabsolutelyvitaltoouroverallhealth.Haveyoueverwonderedwhysomepeoplearesingleandhappy,whileothersaredrowninginsuf
fering?Orwhysomemarriedcouplesexistinaconsistentstateofbliss,whileothersarepracti-callyenemies?Researchshowsthatmarriag
ehasgreaterbenefitsformenthanitdoesforwomen.Beingcou-pledallowsmentoreceivetheessentialemotionalsupportthattheywouldlackiftheyweresingle.The
yalsogettheaddedbenefitofbeingphysicallytakencareofthankstothegenderrolessocietystillsubscribesto.Women,ontheotherhand,don'thaveasmu
chluckwhenitcomestobeingcoupled.Awomaninaharmfulrelationshipislikelytoexperiencethemental,emotionalandphysicalcon
sequencesthatcomewiththat.Onthecontrary,awomaninahealthyrelationshipislikelytolivewell.Researchshowsthatt
hewomenwhoarehappilymarriedtendtobecoupledwithpartnerswhotakeontheirfairshareofhouseholdresponsibilities.Butthat's
notall,agegapsalsoneedtobefactoredintodeterminerelationshipsatisfaction.Coupleswithwideragegapsaremorelikelytobeharmoniouscomparedt
otheirpeers.28.WhatdoesthewriterintendtoemphasizeinParagraph1?A.Somehealthproblems.B.Waystoincreaselifeexpectancy.C.Theeffectofsleeponpeople'
shealth.D.Theimportanceofhumanrelationships.29.Whatdoestheunderlinedword“bliss”meaninParagraph3?A.Happiness.B.Kindness.
C.Loneliness.D.Friendliness.30.Whatcanwelearnfromtheresearch?A.Marriagebenefitsmenandwomenequally.B.Women
benefitmorefrommarriagethanmen.C.Menarebettertakencareofbecauseofthegenderroles.D.Goodrelationshipcaneffectivelypreventpeopl
efromdyinglonely.31.Whatwouldbeprobablydiscussedinthenextparagraphofthispassage?A.Theinfluenceofaharmoniousmarria
ge.B.Relationshipsatisfactionforoldercouples.C.Genderdifferencesinmarriagesatisfaction.D.Thebenefitsofwideragegapsinmar
riage.DAnartificialintelligencecandecode(解码)wordsandsentencesfrombrainactivitywith1surprisingaccuracy.Usingonlyafewsecondsofbrainactivitydata,
theAIguesseswhatapersonhasheard.Itliststhecorrectanswerinitstop10possibilities,researchersfoundinaprima
rystudy.DevelopedattheparentcompanyofFacebook,Meta,theAIcouldeventuallybeusedtohelpthousandsofpeoplearoundtheworldwhoareunabletocom
municatethroughspeech,typingorgestures.Mostexistingtechnologiestohelpsuchpatientscommunicaterequirerisk
ybrainsurgeriestoputinelectrodes(电极).Thisnewapproach“couldprovideapossiblepathtohelppatientswithcommunicationproblems,avoidi
ngtheuseofsurgeries,”saysneuroscientistJean-RémiKing,aMetaAIresearcher.Kingandhiscolleaguestrainedacomputat
ionaltool,alsoknownasalanguagemodel,todetectwordsandsentenceson56,000hoursofspeechrecordingsfrom53langua
ges.TheteamappliedanAIwiththislanguagemodeltodatabasesfromfourinstitutionsthatincludedbrainactivityfrom169volunteers.Inthesed
atabases,participantslistenedtovariousstoriesandsentences,whilethepeo-ple'sbrainswerescannedbymagnetoencephalogr
aphy(MEG)(脑磁图).Thenwiththehelpofacomputationalmethodthathelpsaccountforphysicaldifferencesamongactualbrains,thete
amtriedtodecodewhatparticipantshadheardusingjustthreesecondsofbrainactivitydatafromeachperson.TheteaminstructedtheAItomatchupthespeechsoun
dsfromthestoryrecordingswithpatternsofbrainactivitythattheAIcomputedascorrespondingtowhatpeoplewerehearing.Itthenmadepredictionsaboutwha
tthepersonmighthavebeenhearingduringthatshorttime,givenmorethan1,000possibilities.UsingMEG,thecorrectanswerwasintheAI'stop10guesses,theresear
chersfound.“Thenewstudyisdecodingofspeechrecognition,notproduction,”Kingagrees,“Thoughspeechproductionisthefinalgoal,fornow,we'requitealongwayaw
ay.”32.Whatisthemainadvantageofthenewtechnology?A.Avoidingdangerousoperationsonpatients.B.Freeingpatientsfromriskybrainoperations.C.P
rovidingapathtocommunicatewithothers.D.Helpingpatientswithcommunicationproblems.33.WhatdoestheAIrequiretomakeitspred
iction?A.Toptenguesses.B.Speechproduction.C.Patternsofbrainactivity.D.Volunteerswithdisability.34.WhatdoesJean-Ré
miKingthinkofthenewstudy?A.Disappointing.B.Promising.C.Surprising.D.Exciting.35.Whatisthebesttitleforthet
ext?A.ANewWaytoDecodeSpeechB.TheApplicationofMEGTechnologyC.ANewStudyonArtificialIntelligenceD.ASolutiontoCommunicationProblems第二节(共5小题;每小
题2.5分,满分12.5分)阅读短文内容,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。YoushouldknowthatEnglishLiteratureisoneofthef
ewcoursesintheworldthatcanhelpyoubetterunderstandtheworldaroundyouandfarfromyou.ThebenefitsofstudyingEnglishLi
teratureareasfollows.DevelopingtheabilityofcriticalanalysisBeingamasterofEnglishLiteratureallowsyoutobecriticalwhenanalyzingatext.Ev
enafterlearning,youwillnoticethatyoucriticallyanalyseeverytextyouread,evenwhenitdoesnotdemandit._36_.Ithelpsyouthinkdeeplyabou
tdifferentsituationsanddecisionsbeforemakingthem.CreatingbroaderopportunitiesUnderstandingEnglishLiteraturesuggest
sthatyourknowledgeoftheEnglishlanguageisatfullcapacitycreatingawiderrangeofopportunitiesforthelearne
r.37.Forexample,thereareoversixty-sevendifferentcountrieswithEnglishastheirlinguafranca(通用语),whichmeansthatther
eareopportunitiesopeninthesecountriesforpeoplewithknowledgeofEnglishLiterature.38TheEnglishlanguageismorethanjustthewaywespeakandaman
nerofcommunicating.Therearein-depthmeaningsastohowthestructuringandpronunciationsintheEnglishlanguagework.Inistudyingliter
aryEnglish,youaresuretoseethesedeepertechnicalitiessurroundingtheEnglishlan-guage,helpingyouunderstandbettertheuseofthelanguage.Improvingtheabili
tyofbriefwriting39_.Inlearning,reading,andanalyzing,oneisboundtotakenotestokeepupwiththeiranalysisofatext.Thisacts
ubconsciously(下意识地)helpstomakeanylearnerofliteraryEnglishabetterwriterthanbeforetheystartedlearning.Gettingtoknowhistoricalandculturalknowle
dgeReadingclassicEnglishLiteratureistheshortestandeasiestwaytolearnbothhistoryandcul-tureofpeopleandplac
es.Youarealwayssurprisedwhenyoufindtheconnectionbetweentherealfactsandthestoryoftheclassicliteratureyouread.40A.Ex
istingeverywhereforalongtimeB.HavingagoodcommandofEnglishC.YoucanusethisskillinotherareasoflifeD.Youarenotlimitedinth
echoicesyoumakeE.Amongotherthings,itmakesyouabetterwriterF.Likeeveryotherskill,criticalthinkingtakespracticeG.Itendsupb
eingasortofachievementinyourlearning第三部分语言运用(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,从题中所给A、B、C、D四个选项中选出可以填入空白处的最佳选项。Forthepast17years,TessTroja
nhascompetedintheSpecialOlympics,withnointentionsofslowingdownanytimesoon.TessTrojanhasbeenlivingwithDownS
yndrome(唐氏综合症),a_41inwhichextrage-neticmaterialcausesdelaysinthewayachild42_,bothmentallyandphysically.43_herdisease,the26-ye
ar-oldwomanfromCanadawonthegoldmedalingolfatthe2014NationalGames.Soon,she44toLosAngelesforthe2015SpecialOlympicsWorldSummerGames,wh
ichattractedroughly7,000athletesfrom177countries.In2000,she45asabowlingathlete.Andtoday,she46_playsbaseball,basketball,tennisandgo
lfwithherprimary_47_onbeinggolf.Shetrainshardwithhergolfcoachesandunderstandsthatgolfismostlyagameof48_you
rmentalability.“Forgolf,youhavetobementallyprepared,”shesaid.Notonlyissheanextremelytalentedgolfer,butTrojanhasalsowonawardsforswimmingandtennis.“I
lovedoing_49_sports.SowhenIwasyoungIusedtojumpfromonesporttoanother,”shesaid.Beingamulti-sportathleteissomethingshereco
mmendstokids.“Be50tolearningnewsportsandyouwillhavemanyfresh_51_,”Trojanoftentellskids.Herpositiveattitudeisconta
gious(感染性的)andevidentlymakinga52_inayounggirlthatshecoaches.Forthepastyear,Trojanhas_53_Emi,asix-year-ol
dgirlwithDownSyndrome,learnaboutdifferentsports.They,ofcourse,alsomaketimeforfunthingslikeartsandcrafts.Emi,whousedtobefat,illanddepre
ssed,hasnowbecome_54,healthyandpositive.Trojansaysshelovesworkingwithkidsandhopestodomoreinthefuture.Shethinksthati
t'sawayof55tohelpothers.41.A.stageB.stateC.positionD.condition42.A.performsB.developsC.thinksD.studies43.A.DespiteB.BesidesC.BeyondD.Ab
ove44.A.headedB.appealedC.contributedD.leaded45.A.servedB.actedC.endedD.started46.A.regularlyB.casuallyC.quietly
D.occasionally47.A.goalB.instructionC.concernD.focus48.A.provingB.succeedingC.challengingD.damaging49.A.adventurousB.uniqueC.variousD.simple5
0.A.similarB.openC.sensitiveD.accessible51.A.ideasB.sensesC.opinionsD.experiences52.A.promiseB.decisionC.differenceD.m
istake53.A.helpedB.encouragedC.persuadedD.reminded54.A.heavyB.fitC.powerfulD.worried55.A.slowingdownB.payingbackC.givingupD.cuttingdown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。Dressedinlongrobes,acrowdofyoungpeoplewandersaroundroyalgardens,w
iththeirflow-ingsleeves(衣袖)56(gentle)swayinginthebreeze.Theyarenotactorsnoractressesinamovieset,butHanf
ufansinathemedeventheldinBeijing.“Overadecadeago,Hanfufashionwasasubculture,butrelevant57(activity)oftendrawthousandsofparti
cipantsthesedays,”saidLiuXiang,anorganizeroftheevent.Hanfu,58wasatraditionalstyleofclothingwornbytheHanpeople,nowadaysenjoysagro
wing59(popular)amongyoungChinesepeople,includingLiu.Liuisaco-founderofaHanfucommu-nityinBeijing.Thiscommunity,ca
lledHuaYanHui,wasfoundedin201160(follow)aHanfurevival(复兴)movementthatemergedfromgrowingculturalconfidenceandthedesire61(e
x-press)nationalidentity.Sincethen,Liu62(volunteer)tosupportthegroup.“Mypassion63Hanfucamefromtwoofmyfriendsw
holovetraditionalChineseclothing,”Liusaid.Herinterestgrewasshelearnedmoreabout64culturebehinditandacquiredherfirstH
anfucostume.Currently,moreandmoreyoungpeopleweartheadjustedHanfuwiththebelief_65thebestwaytopreservetraditionistoadaptittomodernlife.第四部分写作(共两节,满分40
分)第一节(满分15分)五一劳动节快到了,学校开展了“我帮父母做家务”的活动。请你为校报英文专栏写一篇短文,介绍该活动的情况,要点包括:1.活动目的;2.活动内容;3.你的感受。注意:1.词数80字左右;2.请按如下格式
在答题卡的相应位置作答。HelpingMyParentsDoHousework第二节(满分25分)阅读下面材料,根据其内容和所给段落开头语续写两段,使之构成一篇完整的短文。Itwasoneofthosesunnymorningswhenmerelyb
reathingseemedtobeaneventworthcele-brating.IwasinaparticularlygoodmoodasmymotherhadjustgivenmeRM400(马来西亚币)f
ormydailyexpensesduringtheweekthatshewouldbeawaywithmyfatherinChinatovisithersickgrandaunt.Iwaswonde
ringifIsurvivedonbreadandbutterthewholeweek,IwouldhaveRM300tobuythelatestcomputergames!Itwascertainlyagreatwaytobegintheday.AsInear
edtheclassroom,Iheardaloudnoisecomingfromitandquicklyrushedin.Myclass-matesweregatheredaroundTommy'stableashesearch
edthroughsomepersonalitems.Tommyhadalwaysbeenapopularboyinclass.Notonlywashebrightandwell-mannered,buthealsocamefromawealthyfamilythatprovidedhimw
ithallhecouldaskfor.MyclassmatestoldmethatTommyhadlostthemoneythathehadbroughtasadonationtothewelfarehomethatweweres
upposedtovisitthatafternoon.Understandingthesituation,Isuggestedthatweorganizeasearcharoundtheclassroomandinformtheclassteacherassoonaspossib
le.Innotime,MissSohrushedtotheclassroom.Shedecidedtorunasearchthrougheveryone'sbag.Wequicklystoodbyourtablesandemptiedtheconten
tsofourbagsontothetable.Whenitcametomyturn,Itookoutallmypossessions.AsMissSohtookouttheRM400frommywallet,theclass
fellintoashock.Uptillthen,IhadnoideathattheamountlostwasexactlyRM400.Everyonestaredatmeinhorror.MissSoh
waspleasedthathereffortshadbornefruit.Inaloudvoice,shedemandedtoknowwherethemoneyhadcomefrom.Itoldherthetruth,butsheappearednottohaveheardanything
thatIhadsaid.SheclaimedloudlythatIwasthethief,becausemyfamilywaspoorandcouldnotpossiblyaffordtogivemeRM40
0.注意:1.续写词数应为150左右;2.请按如下格式在答题卡的相应位置作答。Hercruelwordscutmedeeply.Aweeklater,whentakingMissSoh'sclass,Tommysudd
enlyfoundtheneatlyfoldedRM400slipoutofhisnotebook.获得更多资源请扫码加入享学资源网微信公众号www.xiangxue100.com