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2023～2024学年高二年级上学期期中检测联考英语考生注意：1．本试卷分选择题和非选择题两部分。满分150分，考试时间120分钟。2．答题前、考生务必用直径0.5毫米黑色墨水签字笔将密封线内项目填写清楚。3

．考生作答时，请将答案答在答题卡上。选择题每小题选出答案后，用2B铅笔把答题卡上对应题目的答案标号涂黑；非选择题请用直径0.5毫米黑色墨水签字笔在答题卡上各题的答题区域内作答、超出答题区域书写的答案无效．．．．．．．．．．．．．，在试题卷．．．．、草稿纸上作答无效．．．．．．．．。第

一部分听力（共两节，满分30分）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。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.Wh

atdidPeterdoyesterdayafternoon?A.Hestayedathome.B.Hesawafilm.C.HewenttoJerry’shouse.2.Whydoesthemanlookhappy?A.Hegotajob.B.Hestarteda

company.C.Heboughtanewhouse.3.Wheredoestheconversationprobablytakeplace?A.Inthesupermarket.B.Atthecakeshop.C.Athome.4.Whatdoesthewomanmea

n?A.Themanshouldpreparefortheexamearly.B.Itiswiseofthemantostayupfortheexam.C.Themanshouldtakeiteasybeforetheexam.5.Whatisthemangoin

gtodo?A.Drivetowork.B.Reportnews.C.GiveTrishacall.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.Whatistherelationshipbetweenthespeakers?

A.Motherandson.B.Fatheranddaughter.C.Acouple.7.Whatdoesthewomanaskthemantodo?A.Changethetickets.B.Checkthebooking.C.Sendinvitations.听第7段材料，回答第8至10题。

8.WhatisTomdoing?A.Preparingforanexam.B.Readinganewspaper.C.Doinghishomework.9.Whowenttoaparty?A.Ella.B.Jimm

y’sfather.C.Jimmy’sgrandpa.10.WhatdoesFannyagreetodointheend?A.Writeastory,B.PlaywithJimmy.C.Gooutwithherfriends.听第8段材料，回答第11至3题。11.Wh

ydidthemanfailtoreceivethewoman’scall?A.Hisphonestoppedworking.B.Hedidn’ttakehiscellphonewithhim.C.Hewasb

usyplayingcomputergames.12.Whatisthewoman’sproblem?A.Hercellphoneneedsrepairing.B.Shehasmademanymistakesinherhomework.C.Thereissomethingwrongwith

hercomputer.13.Whatdoesthemansuggestthewomando?A.ContactJane.B.AskHenryforhelp.C.Finishherhomeworkfirst.听第9段材料，回答第14至17题。14.Wh

ereisthenewbranchoffice?A.InFrance.B.InSpain.C.InGermany.15.HowlonghasBettybeenworkinginthecompany?A.Foroneyear.B.Forthreeyears.C.For

fiveyears.16.WhatdoweknowaboutMr.Smith?A.Helacksworkexperience.B.Hehaschildreninschool.C.Hecanmoveoverseaseasil

y.17.Whatwillthespeakersdothisafternoon?A.TalkwithJeff.B.Pickuptheirkids.C.Learnforeignlanguages.听第10段材料，回答第18至20题。18.Whatisthespeak

ermainlytalkingabout?A.Abook.B.Awriter.C.Awebsite.19.Howcanmembersgettheinformationaboutthebooks?A.Bycheckinganonlinelist.B.Bymakingaph

onecall.C.Bysendinganemail.20.Whatcolornumbersshowthenumberofthebooksputinthelast30days?A.Red.B.Yellow.C.Blue.第二部分阅

读（共两节，满分50分）第一节（共15小题；每小题2.5分，满分37.5分）阅读下列短文，从每题所给的A、B、C、D四个选项中选出最佳选项。AThisisshapinguptobeabigyearforU

Sthemeparks—andwe’renotjusttalkingaboutDisney.Fromcoasttocoast,themeparksareopeningexcitingnewridesf

orpeople.LegolandNewYorkResortOverMemorialDayweekend,Legolandopeneditsnewestattraction:aLego-themedwaterplaygroundwherefamilie

scanplaywater,slideandbeattheheat.Thereisalsoanearbychangingareasoyoucantakeoffyourwetswimsuitwhenyou’rereadytoheadforthe

park’sland-basedattractions.UniversalStudiosHollywoodThoughthelandhasonlyoneride,SuperNintendoWorldhasmorethanenoughtok

eepyoubusyafteryouracetothefinish.Throughouttheland,thereareinteractivechallengeswhereyoucancollectdigitalcoinsandtrytosecureatopscore.Yo

uwillalsofindallthesouvenirsandclothingyouneedtocompleteyourexperience.BuschGardensTampaBayTheSerengeti

Flyerswingrideiscurrentlytheworld’stallestandfastestrideofitskind.You’llriserapidlyabovezebras,giraffesandotheran

imalsthatresideinthepark’s65-acreSerengetiPlain.Becauseofitsextremenature,theridehasa48-inch（英寸）minimum

（最小的）heightrequirement.BuschGardensWilliamsburgBuschGardensWilliamsburg’snewestcoaster（过山车）willhaveguestsracingthrou

ghthedarkwhileattemptingtoescapeacastle.DarKoasterisafullyindoorcoasterwithridevehiclesdesignedtolook

likesnowmobiles.You’llneedthemtotravelthroughthestrangesnowstorminsidethecastle.21.WhatcanvisitorsdoatLegolandNewYorkResort?A.Playwater.B.Collect

digitalcoins.C.Experienceasnowstorm.D.Taketheworld’stallestride.22.WhatisrequiredfortouriststoenjoytheSerengetiFlyerswingride?A.Greatloveforanim

als.B.Wearingspecialclothes.C.Thecompanyoffamily.D.Beingatleast48inchesinheight.23.Wherewillyougoifyou

wanttotakeafullyindoorcoaster?A.BuschGardensTampaBay.B.BuschGardensWilliamsburg.C.LegolandNewYorkResort.D.UniversalStudiosHollywood.BThe2023Nobe

lPrizeinChemistryhasbeenawardedtoMoungiG.BawendiofMassachusettsInstituteofTechnology,LouisE.BrusofColumbiaUniversity,andAlexeiI.EkimovofNa

nocrystalsTechnologyInc.inNewYorkforthediscoveryanddevelopmentofquantumdots（量子点）.Thethreescientistseachcontributedtoafundamental

discovery,accordingtoofficialsfromtheRoyalSwedishAcademyofSciences,whichawardsseveraloftheprizeseachyear.Theworkthey’vedonehasalre

adyledtonewtechnologyintelevisionscreensandbio-imaging.ReachedbyphoneduringapressconferenceearlyWednesdaymorning,Ba

wendiofferedastreamofreactions:“Shocked.Sleepy.Veryunexpected.Andveryhonored.”Inarareevent,thewinners’nameswereleakedtotheSwedishmedia

beforetheofficialannouncement.ButBawendisaidhe’dbeensoundasleep,sohedidn’thearanythingaboutit.Quantumdotsareparticles（粒子）thataresoinc

rediblysmallthattheirsizeactuallystartstoaffecttheirproperties.Forexample,bluequantumdotsandredquantumdotscanbemadefrom

theexactsamematerial,withtheonlydifferencebeingthesizeoftheparticleitself.（Thebluequantumdotsaresmallerthanredones.）Infact,chang

ingthesizecanalter（改变）manydifferentpropertiesbeyondjustcolor,whichmeansthatquantumdotscouldbeusefulfor

avarietyofapplications,includingbuildingbettersolarpanelsandperhapsevencreatingfuelbyusingsunlight.Thethreescientistswillsharethepri

zemoneyof11millionSwedishkronor（closeto$995,000）inequalparts.Thisisthethirdscience-focusedNobelPrizetobeawardedthisweek.OnTuesday,thephysicspriz

ewasawardedtoAnneL’Huillier,PierreAgostiniandFerencKrausz.AndonMonday,KatalinKarikoandDrewWeissmanwontheprizeinphys

iologyormedicine.OfficialsplantoannouncetheliteratureprizeonThursday,followedbythepeaceprizeonFriday.Theeconomicsprizewillbeawarded

onMonday.24.HowdidBawendifeelwhenreceivingthecallearlyWednesdaymorning?A.Angry.B.Surprised.C.Bored.D.Sorry.25.Whatcausesthedifferenceincolorbetw

eenbluequantumdotsandredones?A.Thesizeoftheparticles.B.Thedifferenceinmaterials.C.Thechangeinshapes.D.T

hevarietyofapplications.26.Whatdoestheunderlinedword“This”inparagraph7referto?A.The2023NobelPrizeinphysics.B.The2023NobelPrizeinmedicin

e.C.The2023NobelPrizeinliterature.D.The2023NobelPrizeinchemistry.27.Whatisthetext?A.Ashortstory.B.Adiaryentry.C.An

ewsreport.D.Aresearcharticle.CApowerfulearthquakehitMoroccoonFridaynight,killingover2,500peopleandcaus

inghugedamageoveralargearea.ThequakewasoneofthemostpowerfuleverrecordedinMorocco.It’salsothecountry’sdeadliestearthquakeinover60years.Sofar,th

eearthquakeisreportedtohavekilledover2,680people.Ithasinjuredover2,500others.Theearthquakewasespeciallydange

rousbecauseithappenedatnight,whenpeoplewereasleepintheirhomes.Marrakeshisabigcitythat’spopularwithtourists.Manyofitsmodernbuildingsseemtohavesur

vivedtheearthquake,Buttheoldpartofthecity,Medina,washithard.Ithasbuildingsthatareover1,000yearsold.Manyofthosebuildingsweredemoli

shed.OutsideofMarrakesh,theearthquakecausedevenmoredamage.IntheAtlasMountains,theearthquake’scenter,thereareman

ysmallvillages,someofwhichwerenearlydestroyed.Manyofthepeopleinthearealiveinsimplehousesmadeofmudbricks,whichisatraditionalwayofbuildi

nginMorocco.Butit’snotstrongenoughtoprotectagainstearthquakes.AlthoughtheMoroccangovernmenthaslawsthatrequirebuildingstobebuiltmor

esafely,theserulesareoftenignored.Rescueworkershavebeenworkinghardtosavethoseaffectedbythequake.Inlargercities,re

scueeffortsseemtobegoingwell.Butithastakenalotlongerforhelptoreachremoteareasinthemountains.Manyofthesevillagesaredi

fficulttogetto.Theearthquakecausedlandslides,blockingroads,andmakingtheseplacesevenmoredifficulttoreach

.Insomeareas,phoneandelectricalservicewerealsoknockedout,leavingtheseplacescompletelycutoff.Thatmeansthatthelocalpeopleinsomeremoteareashavehadtodeal

withthesituationontheirown.Insomeareas,peoplehavebeendiggingthroughthebrokenstonesorbrickswiththeirhand

s,tryingtofindsurvivors.Manypeoplearesleepingoutside,unsureiftheirhousesaresafe.Manyoutsidecountrieshaveofferedtoh

elpMorocco.Somecountrieshaveofferedteamsofexperts;othershaveofferedsupplies.28.WhatdoweknowabouttheearthquakeinMorocco?A.Ito

nlykilled2,680people.B.Itoccurredduringtheday.C.Itwasthedeadliestinrecentdecades,D.Itinjuredlessthan2,500people.29.Whatdoestheun

derlinedword“demolished”inparagraph2mean?A.Destroyed.B.Decorated.C.Protected.D.Constructed.30.Whatisp

aragraph4mainlyabout?A.Necessaryhelpfromothercountriesforthequake-hitarea.B.Thecurrentserioussituationfacedbypeopleindisasterareas.C.

PossiblecausesoftheearthquakehappeninginMorocco.D.ReasonswhytheearthquakecausedsomuchdamageinMorocco.31.Whatcanbelearnedfromparagraph5?A.Rescueworke

rsinbigcitiesareinshortsupply.B.Villagersinthequake-hitareatrytosavethemselves.C.Mostofthehousesinremoteareas

arereportedsafe.D.Rescueworkerscaneasilygetintouchwithmountainpeople.DThesameareawheretheWrightbrothersdevelopedthefirstairplanewillsoonseeelect

ricplanesthattakeoffandlandvertically（垂直地）.Theplanes,called“flyingtaxis”willbeproducedunderanagreementbetweenthestateofO

hioandJobyAviationatDaytonInternationalAirport.JobyAviationisa14-year-oldcompanythatwentpublicin2021andbecamethefirstel

ectricverticaltakeoffandlanding（eVTOL）firmtoreceiveaspecialkindofpermissionfromtheUSAirForce.Itsproductioneffortsaresupportedbypartnershipswit

hToyota,DeltaAirLines,IntelandUber.OhioGovernorMikeDeWinetoldTheAssociatedPress,“Whenyou’retalkingaboutairtaxis,that’sthefuture.”Deve

loperssaytheplanesarenearingthedaywhentheywillprovideawaytomoveindividualpeopleorsmallgroupsfromthetopofbuildingsandparking

spacestotheirdestinations.Aroundtheworld,eVTOL.aircraftsorflyingtaxisarebecomingmorecommon.Still,questionsr

emainaboutnoiselevelsandchargingdemands.EngineersdesignedJoby’sproductionaircrafttotransportapilotandfourpassengersatthespeedofupto321.87kilome

tersperhour.Theaircraftrancoveradistanceofupto160.93kilometers.Itisaquietmachinethatcanbarelybeheardinmostcities,thecompanysaid.Theplan

istoplacetheminaerialridesharingnetworksbeginningin2025.The$500millionprojectissupportedbyupto$325millioninpaymentsfr

omthestateofOhio.Withthemoney,JobyplanstobuildanOhiofacilitycapableofdeliveringupto500aircraftsayearandcreating2,000jobs.TheUSDepartmentofEner

gyhasinvitedJobytoapplyforaloantosupportthedevelopmentofthefacilityasacleanenergyproject.JobyCEOJocBenBevirttoldtheAPthatthecompany

choseOhioafteralargeandcompetitivesearch.Ohio’sfinancialdealwasnotthelargest,butthechancetobringtheoperationt

othebirthplaceofaviation—withaworkforceexperiencedinthefield—ledtothedeal,hesaid.32.Whatdoestheauthorintendtodoinparagraph2?A.Summarizethepreviou

sparagraph.B.Providesomeadviceforthereaders.C.Addsomebackgroundinformation.D.Introduceanewtopicfordiscussion.33.Wh

atisMikeDeWine’sattitudetowardairtaxis?A.Doubtful.B.Unconcerned.C.Unclear.D.Positive.34.WhatisanadvantageofJobyAviatio

n’sflyingtaxi?A.Ithardlymakesanynoise.B.Itdoesn’tneedtobecharged.C.Itcarriesatmost6passengers.D.Itcoversadistanceof321.87km.35.Whatisthe

besttitleforthetext?A.TheLifeoftheWrightBrothersB.FlyingTaxistobeMadeinOhioC.ACompetitiveFutureforAircraftsD.TheDevelopment

ofJobyAviation第二节（共5小题；每小题2.5分，满分12.5分）阅读下面短文，从短文后的选项中选出可以填入空白处的最佳选项。选项中有两项为多余选项。Ifyou’renewinaschooloryouareshy,makingnewfriendsmightse

emlikeachallenge.Luckily,youcanovercome（克服）thatchallengebyfollowingthetipsbelow.36.You’remorelikelyto

befriendswithsomeoneifyouhavesomethingincommonwiththem.Trytofindclubsorgroupsbasedonyourfavoritehobbiesandthenjointhemtomeetlike-minde

dpeople.Also,payattentiontopeoplewhospendtheirfreetimedoingthesamethingsyoulovetodo.Introduceyourselftonewpeoplewhen

everpossible.37,itcanbeinvitingtojustsittherequietly,especiallyifyou’reshy.However,youandtheotherpersonwil

lbothbemorecomfortableafterasimpleintroduction,Makeeyecontactwiththeperson,smile,andtrytoseemwarmandrelaxedinsteadofnervousoranxious.38.Ift

hereismusicplaying,forinstance,trysayingsomethinglike,“Ilovethissong,don’tyou?”Giveotherpeoplesomespace.39,evenifthey’reyourfrie

nds.Don’texpecttoomuchoftheirtimeandattention.Bethereforthemwhentheyneedyouandcontinuetoextendinvitations,butdon’tfeelu

psetiftheyturnyoudownbecausetheyarebusyorneedsometimealone.Overcomeyourfearofrejection.Oneofthebiggestdifficultiestor

eachoutandmakenewfriendsisthefearthatwewillnotbeaccepted.Trynottotakeitpersonallyifsomeonedoesnotacceptyourinvitati

on.Understandthattherejectionmayhavemoretodowithwhotheotherpersonisthanithastodowithyou,40.A.IfyoureallywanttofindnewfriendsB

.SpendtimearoundpeoplewhoshowkindnessC.Whenyou’rearoundsomeoneyoudon’tknowD.LookforpeoplewhohavethesamehobbiesasyouE.Keepinmindthatotherpeopleh

avetheirownlivestofocusonF.Then,breaktheicebytalkingaboutwhateverisgoingonaroundyouG.Keepsteppingoutandyouwillfinallyfindsomeonewhoisthe

rightfriendforyou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。Acouple,T

inaandJosh,visitingPensacolaBeachinFloridahadanunexpectedclosecontactwitha41shark.Whenthe10-footsharkmadeherwaysuddenlyfortheshore,t

heywere42themselvesonthebeach.Thecouple43contactedauthoritiestoletthemknowthesharkhadbeenwashed44.ThenJoshtookmatter

sintohisownhandsonceherealizedthesharkmayhavejust45apushbackintothewater.Followingacoupleof46attemptsonhisown,threeadditionalbeach-goers47t

olendahand.The48sharkstruggledinanuncontrolledway.Atonepoint,itthrewthe49aside.Eventually,they50topullittodeeperwater.Afterafew51tor

ecoverherenergy,theshark52,andtheothersontheshoregavethebravemenabigroundofapplause（掌声）.“Thanktheguysthat53me,”JoshtoldCNN.“Ifithadn’tbeenf

orthem,Iwouldn’thavebeenableto54her.Shewasabout500to600pounds.Ihopeeverybodyelsethatcomestobeachesandsees55likethatcanhelpthemout.”41.A.woundedB.ha

rmfulC.hugeD.dead42.A.teachingB.relaxingC.controllingD.expressing43.A.closelyB.illegallyC.mostlyD.imm

ediately44.A.asleepB.aroundC.ashoreD.abroad45.A.feltB.triedC.ignoredD.needed46.A.meaninglessB.unsuccessfulC.misguidedD.weak47.A.refusedB.forgotC

.preferredD.chose48.A.frightenedB.excitedC.calmD.small49.A.viewersB.professorsC.rescuersD.hunters50.A.agreedB.managedC.ha

ppenedD.seemed51.A.momentsB.hoursC.daysD.weeks52.A.passedawayB.swamawayC.brokeawayD.walkedaway53.A.warnedB.encouragedC.

servedD.helped54.A.moveB.stopC.defeatD.find55.A.visitorsB.plantsC.animalsD.waters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。OnSeptember2

3rd,attheopeningceremonyofthe19thAsianGames56（hold）inHangzhou,ZhejiangProvince,China,torchbearers（火炬手）fromboththevirtualand

realworldslitthetorchtogether,Thetorchusedintherelay（接力）ofthe19thAsianGames57（name）the“EternalFlame”.The73-cent

imeter-hightorchweighs1.2kilograms,and58（it）surfacefeaturespatternsfromancientChineseculturecombined59m

oderndesignprinciples.ThedesignofthetorchwasinspiredbyjadecongfromtheLiangzhuArchaeologicalRuins,60islocatedintoday’sHa

ngzhouandhasbeenwrittenontheWorldHeritageListasa61（culture）sitesinceJuly2019.Jadecong,oryucong,isanancientritualarticle（礼器

）,provingthe62（exist）ofatleast5,000yearsofChinesecivilization.“The19thAsianGameswillleave63（last）memori

esforpeoplearoundtheworld,”saidLiYiqing,spokespersonforthe19thAsianGamesopeningandclosingceremoniesoperationscenter.Thetorchrelayforthe19thAsianGam

es64（begin）inHangzhouonSeptember8andendedonSeptember20.Itfeatured2,022torchbearerswhopassedthetorchthrough11citiesinZ

hejiangProvince,showcasingChinesecultureandheartwarming65（story）ofordinarypeople.第四部分写作（共两节，满分40分）第一节（满分15分）假定你是李华，你的同学Jenny发邮件说

她准备参加你校即将举行的中国音乐大赛，但是她不知道选哪一首音乐参赛。请你回复邮件，内容包括：1．推荐乐曲；2．给出理由；3．表达期望。注意：1．写作词数应为80个左右；2．请按如下格式在答题卡的相应位置作答。DearJenny,_________________

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____________________________Yours,LiHua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。Acoupleworkedhardtoprovideforthe

irfamilywell,buttheirwealthcameattheexpenseoftheirtime.TheyhiredawomancalledMaytohelpraisetheirthreechildren.Theirfirstso

n,Matt,wasnow18,andtheyhadtwootherchildrenwhowere8and5yearsold.WhentheyhadMatt,theyweren’tfinanciallywealthy.Howev

er,bythetimeMattturned9,itslowlyimproved.WhenMattwas11,theydecidedtosendhimtoaprivateschoolsincetheycouldafford

it.ChangingtheschoolenvironmentbroughtaboutasuddenpersonalitychangeforMatt,andhisparentsbelieveditwasbecauseputtinghiminaclassofwealthyteenagersm

adehimfeelsuperior（有优越感的）.Throughtheyears,theconcernedparentstriedtochangethissideofMatt.Whenhewas16,theparentsm

adehimtakeapart-timejobtostarttakingfinancialresponsibilityseriously.Atfirst,theparentsthoughtitworked.However,aftersometime,theboy’sparentsre

alizedhehadn’tchanged.Oneday,thecoupleplannedtogoonvacation.InsteadofleavingMayathome,theydecidedtotakeherwiththem

andboughtherafirst-classticket.Whiletheywereplanningthevacation,Mattoverheardthemtalking.Hefelthisparents’p

ayingforMay’sfirst-classseatwasunnecessarybecausetheirfamilyhadalreadypaidforher.Themomwasshocked.Shesaiditwasmeanforhimto

saythat,especiallyaftereverythingMaydidforthem.SheaddedhowgratefulshewasforMay’shelp,asshegaveuptimeforhe

rownchildtoraisehers—Mattincluded.Still,Mattcontinuedtoarguehispoint.Themomgrewtiredofhisselfishnessandsaidhe’dbetheoneinaneconomyseatandhadtopayfo

ranupgradetofirstclassifhewantedone.Theboynodded,thinkingitwasajoke.注意：1．续写词数应为150个左右；2．请按如下格式在答题卡的相应位置作答。Onthedayoft

hetrip,Mattrealizedhismomwastellingthetruth.___________________________________________________________________________________________________

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_______________________________________________________2023～2024学年高二年级上学期期中检测联考·英语参考答案、提示及评分细则听力部分录音稿（Text1）W:Wh

erewereyouboysyesterdayafternoon?Icouldn’tfindanyofyouwhenIcamebackhome.M:Mom.TomandIwenttoJerry’shouseandP

eterwenttothecinemawithhisfriendIran.（Text2）M:Youlookhappytoday.W:IgottheofferfromIBMyesterday.NowIhavetorentanewhouse.Thecompa

nyisfarfrommyapartment.（Text3）W:Shouldn’tsomeonegotothesupermarkettobuysomebread?M:Don’tlookatme.Youshoulddotheshoppingthisweek.（Text4）M:I’mexhauste

d.1stayedupthewholenightstudyingformymidtermmathexam.W:Butwhydoyoualwayswaituntilthelastminute?（Text5）M:Listentothenews!Rushhourisveryladthi

smorning.I’mgoingtocallTrishandtellherI’llworkathomethismorning.W:Er...maybeit’sabetterchoice.（Text6

）W:Hey!Askyourmomformoreoldpictures,OK?M:Can’titwait?She’sstillangrythatwesentemailweddinginvitations.W:Butwesavedyourparentssomuchmoney.M:Iknow

.Andthey’respendingenoughontheplaneticketstoTexas!W:Speakingofplanetickets.don’tforgettocheckonthereservation

s!M:OK.（Text7）M:Hello.Fanny.Couldyouplaywithmeforawhile?W:Oh,sorry.Jimmy.I’mbusypreparingforanexaminatio

nnow.WhynotgotoplaywithTom?M:Heisdoinghishomeworkrightnow.W:Howaboutyourdad?Ishebusy,too?M:Yes,asusual.

W:Thenhowaboutyourgrandpa?Youcanaskhimtotellyouastory.M:Butheisreadinganewspapernow.W:HowaboutEllathen?M:Sheisnotbackyet.Sh

ewentoutwithherfriendsthisearlymorning.W:Right.Butwhatalongparty!OK.Iwillplaywithyouforawhile.（Text8）W:Hi.Lewis.1calledyoulastnightbutt

herewasnoanswer.M:Sorry.Iwentoutfordinnerandleftmycellphoneathome.What’sup.Lisa?W:Well,somethinghasbeenwrongwithmycomputerforthreedays.Henrytoldm

ethatyouweregoodatit.soIwanttoseeifyoucouldhelpme.M:Ha,IjustlikeplayingcomputergamesandIdon’tthinkIcanhandlean

ytechnicalproblems.W:WhatshouldIdo?Ihavealotofhomeworktodothisweek.M:Whydon’tyouaskJane?Sheworksinacomputercompanyasanassistant.Maybeher

colleaguescouldofferyousomehelp.W:Thankyou.I’llcallher.（Text9）W:Thebosswantsadecisionthisweekonwhomweplan

tosendtorunthenewbranchofficeinSpairsM:Well,let’shavealookatthemagain.IstillthinkBettyisthebestchoice.She’stheonlyonethat

canspeakSpanish.W:True,butshe’sonlybeenwithusforayear.M:Well.Mr.Smithhasbeenwithusforfiveyears,buthecan’tmoveoverse

asveryeasily.Hehastwochildreninschoolhere.W:Hmm,Iseeyourpoint.Well,thatleavesJeff.Hecan’tspeakSpanish,buthe’sgo

odatlanguagessohecanlearn.HealreadyspeaksFrenchandGermanverywell.Heisn’tmarriedandhedoesn’thavekids.M:S

ohecanmove.Hehasthreeyears’experiencewithus.That’sgood.W:SoJeffitis,then.Howsooncanhemove?M:Idon’tknow.I’llgivehimacallan

daskhimtocomeandhaveachatthisafternoon.Canyoucomehere.too?Say2o’clock?W:Yeah.Seeyouthen.（Text10）W:Haveyoueverwantedt

oreadabookbutyoucan’tgetit?Haveyouwantedtoshareanyexcellentbookswithothersaroundtheworld?Awebsitecalled“b

ookcrossing,com”canhelpyouwiththat.Thisisabooksharingwebsiteforreadersforfreearoundtheworld.Itisjustlikeanonline

library.Userscanputtheirbooksonthewebsiteforotherstoread.Ortheycanreadbookswhichareofferedbyothers.Sometimesbooksareput

intosomepublicplaceslikecoffeeshops,restaurantsandstations.Memberscanviewalistonthewebsite.Ifamemberwantsabookofthelist,hecangotheretogetth

ebookandreadit.Onthewebsite,theyellownumberscanshowhowmanybookswereputinthelast30days.Ifthenumberisred,itshowsho

wmanybookswereputattheplaceinthelast3days.参考答案1～5BACAC6～10CBCAB11～15BCABA16～20BACAB21．A细节理解题。根据LegolandNewYorkRes

ort部分“OverMemorialDayweekend.Legolandopeneditsnewestattraction:aLego-themedwaterplaygroundwherefamiliescanpl

aywater,slideandbeattheheat.”可知，游客在纽约乐高乐园度假村可以玩水。22．D细节理解题。根据BuschGardensTampaBay部分“Becauseofitsextremenature,theri

dehasa4S-inch（英寸）nainimum（最小的）heightrequirement.”可知,塞伦盖蒂摩天轮秋千之旅的游客至少要有48英寸高。23．B细节理解题。根据BuschGardensWilliamsb

urg部分“DarKoasterisafullyindoorcoasterwithridevehiclesdesignedtolooklikesnowmobiles.”可知，如果你想坐完全在室内的过山车,你可以去威廉斯堡的布什花园。24．B细节理解题。根据第三段“Reachedbyph

one...earlyWednesdaymorning.Bawendiofferedastreamofreactions:‘Shocked.Sleepy.Veryunexpected.Andveryhonored.’”可知，在周三清晨接到电话时，Bawendi感到惊

讶。25．A细节理解题。根据第五段“Forexample,bluequantumdotsandredquantumdotscanbemadefromtheexactsamematerial,withtheonlydifferencebeingthesizeoftheparticl

eitself.”可知、粒子的大小导致了蓝色量子点和红色量子点之间颜色的差异。26．D代词指代题。根据第一段“The2023NobelPrizeinChemistryhasbeenawardedtoMoungiG.BawendiofM

assachusettsInstituteofTechnology,LouisE.BrusofColumbiaUniversity,andAlexeiI.EkimovofNanocrystalsTechnologyInc.inNewYork...”及画线词前“Thethreescientists

willsharetheprizemoneyof11millionSwedishkronor（closeto$995.000）inequalparts.”可知，This指的是2023年诺贝尔化学奖。27．C推理判断题。通读全文，尤其是第一段可推断，本文是一篇

新闻报道。28．C细节理解题。根据第一段“It’salsothecountry’sdeadliestearthquakeinover60years.”可知，摩洛哥这次的地震是该国近几十年来最致命的一次。29．A词义猜测题。

根据画线词前“Buttheoldpartofthecity,Medina,washithard.Ithasbuildingsthatareover1.000yearsold.Manyofthosebuildingswere...”可推断，画线词和Des

troyed意思最接近。30．D段落大意题。根据第四段“Manyofthepeopleinthearealiveinsimplehousesmadeofmudbricks.whichisatraditional

wayofbuildinginMorocco.Butit’snotstrongenoughtoprotectagainstearthquakes.”可推断，本段主要讲的是地震在摩洛哥造成如此大破坏的原因。31．B推理判断题。根据第五段“Insomeareas,peopl

ehavebeendiggingthroughthebrokenstonesorbrickswiththeirhands,tryingtofindsurvivors.”可推断，地震灾区的村民试图自救。32．C推理判

断题。根据第二段“JobyAviationisa14-year-oldcompanythatwentpublicin2021andbecamethefirstelectricverticaltakeoffandlanding（eVTOL）firmto

receiveaspecialkindofpermissionfromtheUSAirForce.”可推断，作者在本段主要想提供一些背景知识。33.D观点态度题。根据第三段“...MikeDeWinetoldTheAssociatedPres

s.‘Whenyou’retalkingaboutairtaxis.that’sthefuture.’”可推断，MikeDeWine对飞行出租车持“肯定”的态度。34．A细节理解题。根据第六段“Itisaquietmachinethatcanba

relybeheardinmostcities,thecompanysaid.”可知，JobyAviation公司生产的飞行出租车的一个优势是几乎没有噪音。35．B标题判断题。通读全文,尤其是第一段“Theplanes,called‘flyingtaxis’willbeproduc

edunderanagreementbetweenthestateofOhioandJobyAviationatDaytonInternationalAirport.”可知，本文主要讲的是俄亥俄州将制造飞行出租车。36．D根据空后“You’remorelikelyto

befriendswithsomeoneifyouhavesomethingincommonwiththem...”可知.D项“寻找和你有相同爱好的人”适合作本段的主题句。37．C根据空前“Introduceyourselftonewpeoplewheneverpossible.”及空后“itc

anbeinvitingtojustsittherequietly,especiallyifyou’reshy.”可知，C项“当你和一个不认识的人在一起时”符合。38．F根据空前“Makeeyecontactwiththeperson,smile,andtrytoseemwarmandrela

xedinsteadofnervousoranxious.”及空后“Ifthereismusicplaying,forinstance,trysayingsomethinglike.‘Ilovethissong,don’tyou?’”可

知，F项“然后，通过谈论你们周围发生的事情来打破僵局”符合。39．E根据空前“Giveotherpeoplesomespace.”及空后“evenifthey’reyourfriends.”可知，E项“记住别人有自己的生活要关注”符合。40．G根据空前“Understandthattherej

ectionmayhavemoretodowithwhotheotherpersonisthanithastodowithyou.”可知，G项“坚持走出去，最终你会找到那个适合你的朋友”符合。41．CTina和Josh夫妇在佛罗里达州的彭萨科拉

海滩游玩时，意外地与一条大（huge）鲨鱼近距离接触。42．B当这条10英尺长的鲨鱼突然向海岸游来时，他们正在海滩上放松（relaxing）。43．D这对夫妇立即（immediately）联系了当局，让他们知道鲨鱼被冲上岸（ashore

）了。44．C见上题解析。45．D当Josh意识到鲨鱼可能只是需要（needed）被推回水里时，他就自己动手了。46．B在他自己尝试了几次失败（unsuccessful）之后，又有三位海滩游客选择（chose）伸出援手。47．D见上题

解析。48．A受惊的（frightened）鲨鱼不受控制地挣扎着。49．C它一度把救援人员（rescuers）扔到一边。50．B最后,他们成功（managed）把它拉到更深的水域。51．A过了一会儿（moments），鲨鱼恢复了“体力,就游走了”（swamaway），岸

上的其他人给了这些勇敢的人热烈的掌声。52．B见上题解析。53．D“感谢那些帮助（helped）我的人。”Josh告诉CNN。54．A“如果不是他们，我根本移动（move）不了她。她有500到600磅重。我希望每个来到海滩看到这

种动物（animals）的人都能帮助它们。”55．C见上题解析。56.held57.isnamed/wasnamed58.its59.with60.which61.cultural62.existence63.last

ing64.began65.stories第一节Onepossibleversion:DearJenny.KnowingthatyouareveryinterestedintheupcomingChinesemusiccompetitioninours

chool.1recommendyoutochoose“TheButterflyLovers”onthefollowingreasons.Firstly,themusicisverybeautiful,andthestorybehinditisr

eallytouching,Inaddition,itwasmostlyplayedonaviolin.Ifyoucanplaythismusiconthepianothatyouaregoodat,itwillbeaperfectcombinationofChineseand

Westernmusicculture,givingaudiencearefreshingfeeling.Ihopethatmyadvicewillbeofhelpforyou.Lookingforwardtoyourreply.Yours,LiHua第二节O

nepossibleversion:Onthedayofthetrip,Mattrealizedhismumwustellingthetruth.Hestartedlosinghistemperinthemiddleoftheair

port.Hecomplainedtenhoursofflyinginasmalleconomyseatwouldbeveryuncomfortable.Hismotherrepliedthathecouldhaveusedthemoneyheearn

edfromhisparttimejobtoupgrade.Mattwasspeechlessandhadtoacceptthedecision.ButtoMatt’ssurprise.Mayaskedtheflightattendanttoswitchheran

dMatt’sseatsbeforetheplanetookoff.Mattgottositinfirstclassashewished.buthewasashamed.获得更多资源请扫码加入享学资源网微信公众号www.

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