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第Ⅰ卷（共90分）第一部分听力（共两节，满分20分）第一节(共5小题，每小题1分，满分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.Howmanyeggswillthewomanprepare?A.20.B.30．C.300.2.Wheredoestheconversationprobablytakeplace?A.Onaplane.B.In

ahotel.C.Onatrain.3.What'stheman'sopiniononadvertisements?A.Theyshouldbelimited.B.Theyareacceptable.C.Theyarereallyan

noying.4.Whatdoesthemanlikemostabout2016?A.Packingandunpacking.B.Gettingahouse.C.Movingconstantly.5.Whatisthewoman

'splan?A.Tostartherownbusiness.B.Tobeacollegeprofessor.C.Tomajorineducation.第二节(共15小题;每小题1分，满分15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，并标在试卷的相应位置。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.Whatistheprobab

lerelationshipbetweenthespeakers?A.Relatives.B.Friends.C.Classmates.7.WhathappenedtoEli?A.Hepassedaway

.BHewasinjuredseriously.C.Hegotaheartattack.听第7段材料，回答第8、9题。8.WhatclassdoesMaryhavethismorning?A.Botany.B.Spanish.C.Geography.9.Why

didOliviastayuppainting?A.Sheintendedtogetgoodgrades.B.Shethoughtshewasmorecreative.C.Shewantedtoearnas

cholarship.听第8段材料，回答第10至12题。10.Wheredoesthewomancomefrom？英语试卷A.America.B.Singapore.C.Thailand.11.Whatdoweknowaboutthe

man?A.HewillflytoNewYorkduringthevacation.B.Hepreferstotraveltoasmallerplace.C.HehastravelledalotinThailand.12.Whyisthewomaninahurry?A.Tocatc

hherflight.B.Togradepapers.C.Togivealesson.听第9段材料，回答第13至16题。13.Whoisthewoman?A.Ahotelmanager.B.Acoachdriver.C.Atravelagent.14.

Whathappenedtothemanfirst?A.Thecoachbrokedown.B.Hisdemandwasrejected.C.Hisroomwasinamess.15.Whatdoesthemancomplainabout?A.Impolite

hotelcleaners.B.Badserviceandpoorfood.C.Noisedownstairs.16.Howdoesthemanfeelaboutthewoman'sapology?A.Satisfac

tory.B.Sincere.C.Annoying.听第10段材料，回答第17至20题。17.Whatistheprogramabout?A.Travel.B.Culture.C.Food.18.Whatdoesthejokemean?A.Peoplet

ipdifferently.B.Americansaregenerous.C.Frenchpeoplearemean.19.HowmuchdoAmericansusuallytip?A.Lessthanl0%.B.About15%.C.Morethan20%.20.Whatcanwel

earnfromtheprogram?A.TippingisuncommoninBrazil.B.TippingistheNo.limportantthing.C.TippingisnotamustinBritishcafes.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，从每题所给的四个选项(A、B、C和D)中，选出最佳选项，并在答题卡上将该项涂黑。AManyworkershavehadnochoicebuttoadapttoworkingfromhomeinrecentmo

nthssinceofficesshutdownduetotheCOVID-19pandemic(新冠疫情).Andthenoisysituationandendlesshouseworkmayresultinaterribleemotion.Anewoptionis

waitingforyou.ThatisWFH:workfromahotel.HotelFigueroAspecialprogramtitledWorkPerksaimstorepositionsomeof94-

year-oldHotelFiguero’s268roomsasday-useoffices.AccordingtoManagingDirectorConnieWang,theset-uplaunchedinJuneandisagreatopportunitytogetout

oftheirhouseswithhigh-speedWi-Fi,unlimitedprintingprivilegesandfreeparking.The350-square-footroomssellfor$129perday,withanoptiont

oextendtoanovernightstayforanadditional$20.TheWytheAboutiquehotelinBrooklyn.Thehotelrecentlyannouncedapartnershipw

ithco-workingofficespacecompanyIndustriousthroughwhichitisrecycling13second-storyguestroomstoserveasofficesforuptofour

people.Eachoftheroomshasasmalloutdoorplatform,anddogsarewelcome.Pricingstartsat$200andgoesupto$275,dependingonhowmanypeopleusethespa

ce.TheSawyerTheSawyer,inSacramento,California,isofferingpoolcabanas(更衣室)foruseasoutdooroffices,completewithfastWi-Fi,freeparkingandcateredlunchfor$1

50perday.HotelsByDayYannisMoatifoundedHotelsByDaybackin2015.Thatcompanyhasgrowntoincludemorethan1,500hotels,andhasseenasignifi

cantincreaseinthenumberofinquiriesforday-usebookingslately.Moatisaidthecurrentsituationwillforcehotelstoupgrade(提升)themselvestostayaliv

e,andhepredictedthatofferingroomsforday-useonlyisoneofthedirectionstheywillgo.21.Howmuchshouldonepayfora24-hourstayinHotelFiguero?A.$1

29.B.$149.C.$150.D.$200.22.Whichhotelallowspetsin?A.TheWythe.B.TheSawyer.C.HotelsByDay.D.HotelFiguero.23.Whatdowek

nowaboutYannisMoati?A.HestartedaprogramtitledWorkPerks.B.Hehasupgradedatleast1,500rooms.C.Heusuallypredictseverythingcorrectly.D.He

isoptimisticabouttheWFHtrend.B源Weusewhatisknownasinnerspeech,wherewetalktoourselves,toevaluatesituatio

nsandmakedecisions.Now,arobothasbeentrainedtospeakalouditsinnerdecision-makingprocess,givingusaviewofhowitrespondstocontradictorydemands.Arianna

PipitoneandAntonioChellaattheUniversityofPalermo,Italy,programmedahumanoidrobotnamedPepper,withsoftwaretha

tmodelshumancognitive（认知的）processes,whichallowedPeppertoretrieve（检索）relevantinformationfromitsmemoryandfindth

ecorrectwaytoactbasedonhumancommands,aswellasatext—to—speechprocessor.ItallowedPeppertovoiceitsdecision-makingprocesswhilecompl

etingatask,"Withinnerspeech,wecanbetterunderstandwhattherobotwantstodoandwhatitsplanis,"saysChella.TheresearchersaskedPeppertosetadinnertabl

eaccordingtoetiquette（礼仪）rulestheyhadprogrammedintotherobot.InnerspeechwaseitherenabledordisabledtoseehowitaffectedPepper'sabilityto

dowhatwasinstructed.Wheninstructedtoplaceanapkinonaforkwithitsinnerspeechenabled,Pepperaskeditselfwhattheetiq

uetterequiredandconcludedthatthisrequestwentagainsttherulesithadbeengiven.Itthenaskedtheresearchersifputtingthenapkinontheforkwasthecorrec

taction.Whentolditwas,Peppersaid,“OK,Iprefertofollowyourdesire,"andexplainedhowitwasgoingtoplacethenapkinonthefork.Whenaskedtodothesametaskwithi

nnerspeechdisabled,Pepperknewthiscontradictedetiquetterules,soitdidn'tperformthetaskorexplainwhy.Withthepotentialforrobotstobecom

emorecommoninthefuture,thistypeofprogrammingcouldhelpthepublicunderstandtheirabilitiesandlimitations,saysSarahSeboattheUniversityofChicago."It

maintainspeople'strustandenablescooperationandinteractionsbetweenhumansandrobots,"shesays.However,thisexperimen

tonlyusedasinglehumanparticipant,saysSebo."It'sunclearhowtheirapproachwouldcompareacrossawiderangeofhumanpartici

pants,"shesays.24.Whydoestheauthormentionhowpeoplemakedecisionsinthefirstparagraph?A.Tointroducethetopic.B.Tomakecomparisons.C.Toprovideanexample.D.

Tosupporthisargument.25.HowdidPepperreacttothecontradictoryinstructionwithitsinnerspeechenabled?A.Itfailedtocompletethetask.B.Itfollowedth

eetiquetterules.C.Itmadearandomdecision.D.Itcommunicatedwiththeresearchers.26.WhatdidSarahSebothinkoftheresearch?A.Itwascreativebutworthless.B.It

wasagoodtrybuttheresultwasafailure.C.Itwasinspiringbutneededfurtherevidence.D.Itwascarefullydesignedbutpoorlyperformed.27.Whic

hofthefollowingisthebesttitleforthetext?A.RobotTaughtToBePoliteB.RobotCanExplainItsDecisionC.RobotMakingDecisions

:NoLongerADreamD.Robot-HumanCommunication:NoLongerAProblemCAtonly9yearsold,LesiaCartelliwasbadlyburntinagasexplosionatherg

randparents’house.Theburnsweresoseverethatherowngrandfatherdidn’trecognizeher.Lesiacouldhaveremainedwithdrawnforherwholelife.Butnow,thisw

omanusesherpainfulpasttohelpotherburnvictimsfindhealing(治愈).“MylifegotbetterwhenIstartedtolookatmylifeasagift,”Lesiasaid.Lesiast

artedAngelFaces,anationalnonprofitorganizationofferingweek-longsupportiveretreats(休养所)foradolescentfemaleburnvictims.Theseretreats,forgirlsfrom11-

19yearsofage,providemeetingstohelpthegirlshealemotionally.“She’slikeaballofsunshine,”saidCasiSmith,a17-year-oldwithburnsonherfacesherece

ivedasababy.“Lookingather,Icanseeeverythingshe’sbeenthrough.Butheresheis;insteadofhiding,she’shelping

people.Tome,thatisamazing.Idon’tknowifIcouldeverdothat.”Asawomanburnedinagasexplosion,Lesiaisabletoconnectwiththeseyoungladiesonaperson

allevel,assomeonewhoknowswhatthey’regoingthrough.Herheartforhelpingothersmotivatesfellowburnvictimstotakec

ontroloftheircircumstances.Allofthesewomenaremiracles.Theyareblessedtohavesurvivedhorribleaccidentsmostofuscan’tevenim

agine.Yet,survivingtheincidentisjustthebeginning.Lesiadescribestheperiodfollowingtheactualeventcausingtheburnsasa“traumacocoo

n”.Andthat’swhereshestepsin.“Ididn’twantanyothergirltogothroughwhatIhadgonethrough,”shesays.“Weofferaplacewheregirlscansufferlesspainan

dbegintoreallyheal.”28.WhatmadeLesia’slifebecomebetteraftertheaccident?A.Hergrandfather’smedicalhelp.B.AngelFaces’

supportiveretreats.C.Thechangeofherattitudetolife.D.Otherburnvictims’healingstories.29.WhatdowelearnaboutLesiaa

ndAngelFaces?A.AngelFacesprovidedhelpformaleburnvictims.B.LesiastartedAngelFaceswiththehelpofCasiSmith.C.VictimsreceivedAngelFaces’profes

sionalmedicalhelp.D.Lesia’sexperiencesinspiredmanyyoungfemaleburnvictims.30.Whatdothewords“traumacocoon”underlinedinthelastpara

graphprobablymean?A.Thetimewhenonefeelspainfulandwithdrawn.B.Thequietplacewhereonecanhavegreatfun.C.Thephy

sicalinjurythatcanbeeasilyremoved.D.Thetimewhenonefeelspainfulandwithdrawn.31.WhichofthefollowingcanbestdescribeLesia?A.Powerfulandcar

ing.B.Creativeandadventurous.C.Selfishbutbrave.D.Shybutindependent.DBritishshoppersbuy2.15milliontonsofclothingandsho

esannually,yetUKcitizenshaveanestimated€30billonworthofunusedclothingatthebackofthewardrobe(衣橱).Butnewtechnologycouldseeth

eendofthat,withthegarments(衣服)themselvesremindingtheownersoftheirexistence.“Smartclothes”couldhelpusclearoutourwardrobesbysendingmessagesortwe

eting(发推文)usiftheyhaven’tbeenwornforagoodwhile.Ifthesemessagesareignored,thegarmentswillgetintouchwithaclot

hingcharityandasktobereused,withanorganizationautomaticallysendingoutdonationinformation.Theycouldbeprogrammedf

orapublicsalewheretheyaresoldtowhoeveroffersthehighestpriceoneBay.AcademicsatBirminghamCityUniversityaredevelopingtheconnected“wardrobe”toencoura

gemoresuitableclothesconsumption(消费).Theconceptseesgarmentstagged(贴标签),usingwashablecontactless(非接触的)technology.MarkBrill,seniorlecturerattheuniv

ersity,said,“Thinkofthesurprisewhenanownersuddenlyreceivesbidsforitemsthattheydidn’tknowwereintheirwardrobe.”“Theconnectedwardrobeisapra

cticalpleasantconcepttoencouragepeopletothinkabouttheirclothingconsumption.Finally,Ihopeitwillencour

agemoreappropriatefashionconsumption,”headded.“Perhapswecanevenmoveawayfromtheideaof‘ownership’ofclothing.Whenwe’vewornthemenough,t

heitemswillpassthemselvesontotheirnextkeeper.”Itfollowsinthefootstepsofthe“InternetofThings”—aconceptthatseesordinar

yhouseholditemsconnectingtotheInternetinordertoshareinformation.Now,the“InternetofClothes”willseethatneglectedgarmentswilltweetandt

exttheowners,“asking”tobeworndependingontheweatherandfrequencyofwear.Clotheswillkeeptrackofotherinformati

on,suchaswhoownedthempreviously,aswellashowmuchtheyoriginallycost,whomadethemandhowmuchtheworkerwaspaidforthem.32.Whatdoes

theauthorsayabout“smartclothes”?A.TheymaybedonatedoneBay.B.Theyhavegainedinpopularity.C.Theygivewarningsifwor

nout.D.Theymayberecyclediflongforgotten.33.HowdoesMarkBrillfindthe“connectedwardrobe”?A.Ithelpspeoplebuyclothesatreasonableprices.B.I

tchangespeople’sshoppinghabits.C.Itcontributestorightconsumptionattitude.D.Itimprovesshoppers’confidence.34.Whatissuggestedinthelastparagraph

?A.TheInternetisaplatformtoshareitems.B.Weatheraffectstheconnectedwardrobe.C.Clothesaresoldonlineatalowprice.D.Clothescanbeasourceofinf

ormation.35.What’stheauthor’sattitudetothenewtechnology?A.Critical.B.Uninterested.C.Approving.D.Doubtful.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。有两项为多余选项。Ifyoufeelanxioussocializingwithpeople,doinggooddeedsmayhelpyourelax.Scientists

havefoundthatkeepingbusywithactsofkindnesscanhelppeoplemixmoreeasilywithstrangersinsteadoftryingtoavoid

them.Theirstudycouldhelppeoplewhofeelfearfulinthecompanyofothersfeelbetterinsocialsituationssuchasparti

es,forexample._____36_____,peoplewhosufferfromsocialanxietywillmissthesupportgainedfromhavingrelationshipswithothersandtypicallyhavefe

werfriends.CanadianresearchersfromSimonFraserUniversityandtheUniversityofBritishColumbiainCanadastudied155student

swhosaidtheyexperiencedhighlevelsofsocialanxiety._____37_____.Onegroupperformedgooddeeds,suchasvoluntarilywashingupfriends’dishesordon

atingtocharity._____38_____,whilethethirdgroupcarriedonwithlifeasnormal._____39_____.Andthenewstudysh

owedthatparticipantsinthegroupwhoactivelyledahelpinghandalsoexperiencedareductionintheirdesiretoavoidsocialsituations._____40_____.“Us

ingthistechniquemayworkespeciallywellearlyonwhileparticipantsexpectpositivereactionsfromothersinresponsetotheirkindness,”saidresearchers.A.Byavoid

ingsocialsituationsB.YoumighthavebeentherebeforeC.TheywererandomlydividedintothreegroupsD.Butresearchersbelievethatgooddeedscan

leadtomoregooddeedsE.Anotherwasexposedtogooddeedsbutdidn’tperformanythemselvesF.Researcherssaythatgooddeedshelp

withfeelingsofpossibleanxietyandpainG.Performingactsofkindnesstohelpothersisalreadyknowntoincreasehappiness第三部分英语知识运用（共一节，满分30分）完形填空（

共20小题，每题1.5分，满分30分）阅读下面短文，从短文后各题所给的四个选项（A、B、C和D）中选出最佳选项，并在答题卡上将该项涂黑。Iallowedmyselftoreceive.Theseflowerswere41tomebyourlocalf

lorist(花商).Ihadplacedanorderwithhimforflowerstobedeliveredtoaclose42overseas.Forreasons43tous,theflowersw

ereneverdeliveredandaftermany44withtheoverseassupplierwithno45,wecanceledthe46atlast.Myfloristcalledto47andsaidhewantedtosendmesome

flowersto48themistake.EvenifIassuredhimitwasn’this49inmyorder,he50hewantedtosendmeflowers.Wewentbackandforthonthisand51Irealizedthisw

assomethingthatwouldmakehimfeel52andthatIshouldjustsaythankyouandlethim53!Iamalwayssayingallowingourselvesto54.Ittookmeawhilehereto55wh

atIsaid!Havinglearntthestory,myfriendoverseassaidperhapstheuniversefeltIneededthe56more.Shemademesmile.Immedi

atelyafterwritingthispassage,Ireceiveda(n)57fromthisfriend,tellingmeshehadjustreceivedmyflowers!Infact,ouremails58,becauseIhadsentheracopyofmypassa

geatthesametimeshesentmeheremail!WhenIcalledmyflorist,hetoldmehewouldnotchargemefortheflowersbecausehewassorryforthe59Ihadw

ithmyorder!Looksliketheuniversewanted60ofustohaveflowers!41.A.soldB.giftedC.donatedD.showed42.A.friendB.relati

veC.teacherD.colleague43.A.impossibleB.unfairC.unknownD.obvious44.A.appointmentsB.agreementsC.challengesD.contacts45.A.expect

ationB.resultsC.discussionD.suggestion46.A.orderB.journeyC.invitationD.request47.A.congratulateB.greetC.a

pologizeD.complain48.A.getridofB.takeadvantageofC.putupwithD.makeupfor49.A.excuseB.faultC.responsibilityD.business50.A.insistedB.predi

ctedC.realizedD.pretended51.A.immediatelyB.naturallyC.finallyD.gradually52.A.betterB.poorerC.busierD.worse53.A.leaveB

.goC.giveD.fail54.A.presentB.shareC.collectD.receive55.A.replytoB.practiceC.correctD.takeback56.A.flower

sB.friendshipC.moneyD.appreciations57.A.giftB.warningC.letterD.email58.A.werelostB.sankC.wererefusedD.crossed59.A.sa

tisfactionB.convenienceC.troubleD.sorrow60.A.eitherB.bothC.allD.none第Ⅱ卷（共60分）第四部分写作（共五节，满分60分）第一节单词拼写（共10小题，每小题1分，满分10分）（温馨提示：必须

使用选修七第四、五单元和选修八第一单元单词，根据所给汉语提示，写出单词的正确形式）。61.Ben________(溜出去)quietlyoutoftheroomwithoutbeingnoticed.62.Jackhadanarrowescapeyest

erday,andhehasjusthadhisleg________(手术)oninthehospital.63.ThehorseisafrequentthemeinChinesepainting,________(标示，表明)akindofadvancement.64.

Your__________(参与)canmakeadifferencetomakingourneighbourhoodabetterplace.65.Youhavedoneeverythingtomakemylife________(舒服的)，forwhichIappreciatea

lot.66._________(忙于)withhiswork,hefailedtoturnup.67.Withthetourism________(发展，繁荣),theresidentsofthisareaattachedg

reaterimportancetotheprotectionofnature.68.Thegovernmentsetupaworkinggrouptocollectinformation________（相关的）totheaccident.69.Shew

asinthekitchen,making________(准备)fortheparty.70.Localpolicearetryingtodefuse________(种族的)tensioninthecommunity.第二节（共10

小题；每小题1分，满分10分）阅读下面材料，在空白处填入适当的内容（1个单词）或括号内单词的正确形式。Aftertravellingmorethansevenmonthsinspace，Tianwen1isonestep71_______(close)

toMars!Tianwen1，China'sfirstMarsprobe,72(enter)MarsorbitinFebruarysuccessfully.Itwillstayinorbitforaboutthre

emonthsbeforelandingontheredplanet.Asmallstepontheredplanetisabigstepforhumanbeings.Humans73(launch)46Marsexploratio

nmissionssinceOctober1960,74only19ofthemhavebeensuccessful.It'sChina'sfirstspacecrafttoMars,andthemissionsarerather75(ambition).Tianwen

1aims76____(achieve)“orbiting，landing,androving(巡视)”allinonejourney,77willmakethecountrytheworld'sfirsttoaccomplishal

lthreegoalswithoneprobe.Amongthethreetasks,touchdownontheredplanetisthemostdifficult.Theresultmainlydepends78the“breathtakingsevenminutes,”which

willinvolvemultiplecutting-edge79(technology)andaccuratetimingofeachaction,80(include)theburningofenginesandope

ningofparachutes(降落伞)toensureasafelanding.第三节短语填空（每题1分，得0分或1分，满分10分)（温馨提示：必须使用选修七第四、五单元及选修八第一单元短语，根据所给汉语提示，写出短语的正确形式）。81.Eve

nthoughthetramconductor______________(划线)therouteforthenewdriverandtoldhimhowtoapplyhisbrakessoasnottoslipdownthehill,theaccid

enthappened.82.Thousandsofpeopledonatedmoneyandfoodtochildren____________(在困难中).83.Weonlymovedtothenewapartmentlastmonthandwehave

n’t____________(安顿下来).84.IhaveheardTomisgoingtothegym.I’llbeverysurprisedifhe____________(坚持干下去),heissolazy.85.Itwasnotuntilsev

eraldayslaterthatIrealizedIwas____________(欺骗)bythatvendor.86.Ineversawhimagain,nordidI____________(接到来信)him.87.Hesucceeded____________(用...办

法)perseverance.88.Knowingthatyouhavedifficulty____________(适应)yournewschoollife,Iamwritingtogiveyousom

eadvice.89.______________(就我来看),playingcomputergamesnotonlywastesmuchtimebutalsoisharmfultoourhealth.90.Itisho

norableto____________(习惯新的生活)withyourhandswhiledependingonothersisashame.第四节单句改错（共10小题，每小题1分，满分10分）下面每个句子都只有一处语言错误。每处错误仅

涉及一个单词的增加、删除或修改。多改或不按格式要求改不得分。增加：在缺词处加一个漏字符号（^），并在其下面写出该词。删除：把多余的词用斜线（\）划掉。修改：在错的词下面划一横线，并在该词下面写出修改后的词。91.Ifhewillbeinvitedtothemeetingisnotknown.92

.Thescientistsallagreedthattherulesofphysics,forwhichweareallfamiliar,governtheworld.93.Agreatmanyofpeo

plegainagreatdealofinformationfromtheInternet.94.Itisrecommendedthatyoutookashowerthenightbeforetheoperation.95.Asisa

pparentshowninthechartabove,thereareabout10%studentssupportingtheidea.96.Youhavemuchexperienceinvoluntaryworksot

hatIfinditagoodideaforyoutoapplytheposition.97.Agoodideawasoccurredtohimwhenhewasaskedtosolvetheproblem.98.Ihad

abadcold;thereforeIwouldhavevisitedmoreexpertslastweek.99.Hetoldmethatitwasthefirsttimethathehascomelateforsuchamim

portantlecture.100.Thereisnohelpforthosewithlotsofluggagesandsmallchildren.第五节书面表达（满分20分）假定你是李华，你负责的英语俱乐部拟在暑假期间组织主题为“StayoutofDangerandE

njoyaSafeHoliday”的急救培训课程。请你用英语写一则通知，内容包括：1.时间和地点；2.培训内容（观看关于意外受伤的短片，专家教授急救技能等）3.培训课的意义。注意：1.词数100左右2.可以适当增加细节，以使行文

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