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2023~2024学年度第一学期高三年级11月份月考英语考生注意：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．．．．．．．．。4．本卷命题范围：

高考范围（侧重人教版必修第一册～选择性必修第一册Unit4）。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．WhenwillJimreturn?A．OnFriday.B．OnSaturday.C．OnSunday.2．Whichisincludedintherent?A

．Electricity.B．TheInternet.C．Parking.3．WhereisGeorgenow?A．Ontheplane.B．Inacar.C．Athome.4．Whatwillthes

peakersdonext?A．Bookatable.B．Cookameal.C．Ordertakeoutfood.5．Howdoesthemansound?A．Excited.B．Doubtful.C．Anxious.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．WhatisMaylearningtodo?A．WriteChinesecharacters.B．Collectartworks.C．Paintnaturescenes.7．WhatdoesMaysayabouth

erteacher?A．Heissmart.B．Heisstrict.C．Heispatient.听第7段材料，回答第8、9题。8．Wheredoesthisconversationtakeplace?A．Inanoffice.B．Onthephone.C．Atabank.9．Whatdoest

hewomanwanttodo?A．Deliversomegoods.B．Gethermoneyback.C．Buyanofficechair.听第8段材料，回答第10至12题。10．Whatkindo

fclothesdidMollysellonlineatfirst?A．Women’sclothes.B．Children’sclothes.C．Men’sclothes.11．WhendidMollystartherbusiness?A．Whenshewasa

tuniversity.B．Whenshewasintraining.C．Whenshewasatwork.12．WhyisMollyunwillingtoopenaphysicalstore?A．Toprotectherdesignfe

atures.B．Tocutthecostoftheoperation.C．Tokeepherbusinessgrowing.听第9段材料，回答第13至16题。13．HowdidCarlfeelaboutther

esultyesterday?A．Disappointed.B．Unconcerned.C．Relieved.14．WhatdoweknowaboutCarl’sfirsttest?A．Heforgoti

t.B．Hefailedit.C．Heenjoyedit.15．WhatisCarlgoingtodo?A．Callhisinstructor.B．Haveasecondtry.C．Taketheroadt

est.16．Whatarethespeakersmainlytalkingabout?A．Theirnewsessions.B．Theman’sdrivingtest.C．Thewoman’sexam.听第10段材料，回答第17至20题。17．W

hoisthespeakerprobablytalkingto?A．Newstaff.B．Tourguides.C．Tourists.18．Howoftenisthesafetymeetingheld?A．Everymonth.B．Everytwoweeks.C．Ev

eryweek.19．Whatarethelistenersallowedtowearinthelab?A．Jackets.B．Loosebelts.C．Sportsshoes.20．Whydoesthespeakergivethetalk?A．

Tocomeupwithnewideas.B．Tointroducerulesinthelab.C．Toinvitesomesuggestions.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。AFamousPeopleWhoBeginWithDifficultiesOprahWinfreyProbablyhavingoneofthemostfamoussuccessstorie

s,OprahwasbornintoapoorfamilyinMississippi,raisedbyasinglemotherlivingonwelfare.Shewasphysically,andmentallyabusedduringh

erchildhood.Despiteherinitialstrugglesasayounggirl,sheturnedherselfintooneofthemostsuccessfultalkshowhostsofo

urtime.JimCarreyJimCarreyhasbeenthestarofsomeofthemostsuccessfulmoviesofalltime.ButCarreygrewupextremelypoorinCanada.Whenhewasateenager,his

familytooksecurityjobsinafactorytohelppaythebills.Andduringhisfirststand-upcomedyperformance,hewasbooedoff(喝倒彩)th

estage.Notshortlyafter,hemadeitbigonInLivingColorandthenwentontostarinDumb&Dumber,TheMask,andAceVenturainthesameyear!JamesDysonIfyouthou

ghtThomasEdison’sfailureswerebad,letmeintroduceyoutoJamesDyson,thefamousinventoroftheDysonvacuums(真空吸尘器)youseeallo

verthetelevision.Dysondevelopedover5,000failedprototypes(原型)beforefindingthebaglessvacuumbrand.Notonlythat,h

eputhisentiresavingsaccountintohisprototypesoverfifteenyears!Luckily,thebaglessvacuumworked.StephenKing

BeforeStephenKingbecameknownasagreatlivingwriter—havingwrittenover60novels,manyofwhichhavebeenadaptedforfilmandtelevision—Kingwasrejectedoverandove

ragain.Inhismemoir,OnWriting,Kingdescribeshowheusedtoposthisrejectionlettersonthewallforinspiration.Hisfirstnovel,Carrie,wasre

jected30times.21．WhatdoOprahandJimhaveincommon?A．Theywereabusedbyparents.B．Theygrewupinpoorfamilies.C．They

werehiredascomedians.D．Theyfoundjobsinafactory.22．WhatdidJamesDysondo?A．Herepairedthefailedprototypes.B．Hedevelopedover5,000

brands.C．Heputalleffortsintomarketing.D．Heinventedthebaglessvacuum.23．Whoisanovelist?A．StephenKing.B．OprahWinfrey.C．JamesDyson.

D．JimCarrey.BThoughMarleyhaslovedsoccerforaslongasshecanremember,herinvolvementinthegamedidn’textendbeyondkickaboutswithhe

rfatherandbrothers.Butthatallchangedin2014whenonedayhersoncamehomefromschoolandhandedheraflier(传单),sayingthathissoccercoachhadas

kedhimtodeliverittoher.“I’mreadingit...like‘Wait,Jamaicahasawomen’sfootballteam?Wheredidthiscomefrom?’”shesaid.Sixyearsearlier,in2008,underfu

ndinghadledtotheJamaicanFootballFederation(JFF)disbandingthewomen’snationalteamprogram.TheflierMarley’ssonbroughthomew

asafundraisingrequestfromtheJFFtohelprestarttheprogram.Marleygottoworkalmostimmediately,callingtheJFFthefollowingmorningtoaskwhatit

needed.“Theneedsweremany,”Marleysaid,repeatingthesentenceasiftostresshowdirethesituationwas.Fromtravelandnutritiontoacc

ommodationandtrainingcamps,everyareaofthenationalteam’ssetupwasinneedoffunding.AskilledmusicianandmultipleGrammyaward-winningartist,Marle

yputherconsiderablemusicaltalentstowork.“Myfamilycametogetherwithme.WerecordedasongStrikeHardtoraisefunds,”shesaid.Herefforts

—andtheworkofcountlessotherswhowereequallyascommittedtothecause—paidoffasthewomen’snationalteambecamethef

irstCaribbeancountrytoqualifyfortheWomen’sWorldCup.Marley’sworkhashelpednotonlyimprovestandardsandconditionsforplayers,bu

talsoshiftthecountry’sattitudetowardsthewomen’snationalteam.“Thesegirlshavebeentoldforalongtimethatwomeninspor

ts,especiallyfootballinJamaica,reallyweren’tthatimportant,”Marleysaid.“Nobodywantstogiveusbranddealsbecauseit’sthefemaleteam.It’ssogoodnowtosee

howallofthathaschangeddramatically,notjustforourwomen,butaroundtheworld...andthatmakesmeexcited.”24．HowdidMarleyprobablyfeelwhilereading

theflier?A．Astonished.B．Disappointed.C．Grateful.D．Regretful.25．Whydidthewomen’snationalteamofJamaicastopoperatingin2008?A．Itscoac

heslefttheteam.B．Itsplayerswereunskilled.C．Itfailedthefootballfans.D．Itlackedsufficientfunds.26．Whatdoestheunde

rlinedword“dire”probablymeaninparagraph3?A．Amazing.B．Terrible.C．Fresh.D．Stable.27．Whichcanbestdescribetheimpactof

Marley’sefforts?A．Short-lived.B．Negative.C．Far-reaching.D．Unidentifiable.CAsandstoneslab(石板)andotherstonetoolsuneart

hedinVietnamgiveinsightintohowcurry(咖喱)wasmadeandrevealthatcurrywaseatenintheregionatleast2,000yearsago.Thesandstoneslab,bur

ied2metersbelowthesurface,wasdugupin2018atOcEoinsouthernVietnam.Thesitewasonceanoverseastradingcenterofanancien

tSoutheastAsiankingdomknownasFunan,accordingtoanewstudy.“Preparingcurryinvolvesnotonlyadiverserangeofseasoningb

utalsotheuseofgrinding(研磨)tools,considerabletime,andhumaneffort,”saidstudyauthorDr.HsiaochunHung.“Remarkably,evenindividualsresidingo

utsideofIndianearly2,000yearsagoexpressedastrongdesiretoenjoytheflavorsofcurry,asevidencedbytheircarefulpreparations.”Hunga

ndateamofresearchersanalyzedmicroscopicremainsknownasstarchgrains—tinystructuresfoundwithinplantcellsthatcanbepreservedoverlongperiods—thatth

eyfoundonthegrindingtools.“Nowadays,preparingcurryinVietnamhasbecomemuchsimplerformostfamiliesduetothewi

despreadavailabilityofbaggedcurryinsupermarkets.However,itisinterestingtonotethatthecurryrecipeusedtodayhasn

otvariedsignificantlyfromtheancienttimes,”saidstudyco-authorDr.KhanhTrungKienNguyen.Nguyenaddedthatt

heteamplannedtorecreatethe2,000-year-oldcurrybasedonthemicroscopicremainsfoundatthesite.PeoplewerelikelyenjoyingcurryinInd

iaabout4,000yearsago.SomeofthecomponentsrecoveredatOcEoaresimilartothosefoundinIndiancurries,whileothercomponentsaremoredistinctivelySo

utheastAsian.ThenewstudyconcludedthatcurryrecipesarrivedinSoutheastAsiawithSouthAsiantradersascontactbetweentheregionsincreasedduringth

eearlycenturiesofthefirstmillennium.28．Whatisthesandstoneslabusedtodoaccordingtothetext?A．Storegrains.B．Carvetools.C．Makecurry.D．Keeptime.29．Whatd

idDr.Hsiao-chunHungthinkofpreparingcurryinthepast?A．Itwasacomplexprocess.B．Itdifferedfromoneanother.C．Itdemandedlittlee

ffort.D．Itwasenvironment-friendly.30．Whatcanweinferabouttheancientcurryrecipes?A．Theyrestrictedregionaltrade.B．They

weremainlyconsumedinVietnam.C．Theylinkedvariouscultures.D．TheywerefirstfavoredbySoutheastAsians.31．Whatisthetextmainlyabout?A．Theunknownstori

esofahistoricalsite.B．Thefindingsofunearthedstonetools.C．Anintroductiontoacookingcourse.D．Anunforgettablefamilyexperience.

DOceantemperatureextremesarenownormal,anewstudyreports.Ithasanalyzedoceansurfacetemperaturesforthepast150years.Itrevealsthatb

y2019,57percentoftheocean’ssurfacewaswarmingtotemperaturesrarelyseen100yearsago.Ecologistswantedtolearnhowoftenmodernextr

emeheateventsoccur.Theyalsowantedtoseehowlongtheylast.KiseiTanakawasoneofthoseecologists.Henowworksforth

eNationalOceanicandAtmosphericAdministration(NOAA)inHonolulu,Hawaii.TanakateamedupwithKyleVanHoutan,whoworksattheLoggerheadMarinelif

eCenter.Thetwoanalyzedmonthlyseasurfacetemperaturescollectedfrom1870through2019.Thentheymappedwhereandwh

enextremeheateventshadshownup,decadebydecade.Bylookingatmonthlyextremesinsteadofannualaverages,thetwofoundthatovertime

,moreandmorepatches(区域)ofwaterwerereachingextremetemperatures.Then,in2014,theentireoceanhitapointofnoreturn,VanHoutansays.Heatwavesharmoc

eanecosystems.Theycanleadseabirdstostarve...Andanimals—fromfishandwhalestoturtles—mayhavetoswimlongdistancesinsearchofcomfortabletemperatures.InMay

2020,NOAAannouncedthatitwasupdatingwhatclimatesitnowconsidered“normal”.Thesevaluesarewhattheagencyusestoputdailyweatherev

entsinahistoricalcontext.Theaveragevaluesfrom1991to2020arenowhigherthanthosefrom1981to2010,NOAAfound.VanHoutan

sayshisnewstudyshowsextremeoceanwarmingisnowthenorm.Muchdiscussiononclimatechange,henotes,hasbeenaboutfuturee

vents,andwhetherornottheymighthappen.Butwhattheemergingdatamakeclear,hesays,isthatextremeheatbecamecommoninouroceanin2014.It’sadocumente

dhistoricalfact—notafuturepossibility.32．Whydidtheecologistsconducttheresearch?A．Toprovewhattheyhadfor

ecast.B．Torecognizethevalueofthedata.C．Toupdatereadersonnewfoundspecies.D．Tofindoutthetrendofoceanrecordheat.33．Wherecanyoufindt

heharmfuleffectofglobaloceanwarming?A．Inparagraph3.B．Inparagraph4.C．Inparagraph5.D．Inparagraph6.34．WhatdoesVanHoutanwa

nttostressatlast?A．People’slifestylewillbegreatlyaffected.B．Itisamusttodiscusstheclimatechange.C．Scientistsmustfocusonhistoricalevents.D．Ocean

heatextremesarethenewnormal.35．Inwhichsectionofanewspapermaythistextappear?A．Nature.B．Travel.C．Business.D．History.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。Fewsightsfillyouwithnostalgia(怀旧)likethefirefliesdancingatnight.36.Theirpopulations

aredecliningaroundtheworldasthethreatsagainstthemareincreasing.SaraLewis,anexpertwhostudiestheinsects,offerstipsonwhatyoucandotoensurethatfirefl

ieswillcontinuetolightupyourbackyard.Createafireflyhabitat37.Withabout2,000differentspeciesoffireflies,there’

sawidevarietyofenvironmentsinwhichtheythrive(繁衍)—includingwetlands,forests,andevencityparks—whichiswhysomespeciesaremoret

hreatenedthanothers.“Youcanrecreatethoseconditionsinyourownbackyardsimplybyleavingsomeleaflitteraroundtheedgesofyourproperty,”Lewissays

.“That’sagoodmicrohabitatforfireflies.”38Flashinglightsareanimportantpartinfireflieslife.Asthesunsets,malefirefliesmovearoundwhileflashingthei

rlightstosignaltheirinterest.Ifanearbyfemaleisinterested,sheflashesbackfromherpositiontotheground,andthemalesflydowntof

indher.“Allofthathastohappenforthenextgenerationtosurvive,”saysLewis.“However,lightpollutionmakesthosescenesmuchhardert

osee.It’slikecuttingnphoneline.Itreallystopstheromance.39.Youcandrawyourcurtainsshutatnightandturnoffthelightscompletelywhenpossible.”Stopusi

ngpesticides(杀虫剂)Usingpesticidesinyouryardalsoposesanexistentialthreattofireflies,whichareinsectsafterall.40.Scientistsareresearchingalternativest

ochemicalpesticidesthatcouldtargetspecificspecies,likemosquitoes,whileleavingotherinsectsunharmed.A．ReducelightpollutionB．Makeafireint

heopenairC．Luckily,therearesomesolutionsD．ButthesebelovedinsectsareintroubleE．Thelivingconditionsoffirefliesaregettingbetter

F．ThebiggestthreatfacingfirefliestodayisthelossoftheirhabitatsG．Mostofthepesticideswillkillless-belovedinsectsaswellasfireflies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。Todaymyfriendaccompaniedmetothebusstation.Itjust41thattherewasabus

atthestationwaitingforpeopletogeton.We42andcrossedtheroad.BeforeIgotonthebusmyfriendhadtotakesomethingfrommybag,whichtooka

littlebitoftime.Theconductorwaspatientenoughtowaitwithouturgingmeto43asotherconductorsusuallydo.Iwas44byhim.Thebusmov

edoffandtheconductorbegan45thepassengers.Mostofthemweregivinghimbignotes.Itwasatthemorningrushhour.Hehadalltherightsto4

6tothepassengersaboutthebigmoneynotes,butnotawordfromhismouthcameout.Hejust47receivedthebignotesandtriedto

find48forthem.Whenhe49me,Inoticedhehada50withhisfeet,makinghimlookdifferent.Mostdisabledpeoplearealways51andlookworried.Thisonereallyimpressedmeandle

ftmewithasmileyheart.Iwasremindedbythis52conductorthatcomplainingisnotagood53,butawasteofenergy.Itjustmakesthingsworse.Itwouldbebettertoacceptthe

54andtostaycalm.Thatwould55youandpeoplearound.41．A．showedB．provedC．happenedD．appeared42．A．escapedB．hesitatedC．pausedD．waved43．A．hurryupB．tak

eoffC．comebackD．goaround44．A．blamedB．amazedC．savedD．wakened45．A．chargingB．callingC．followingD．visiting46．A．turnB．co

mplainC．respondD．listen47．A．lazilyB．secretlyC．kindlyD．unwillingly48．A．changeB．foodC．awardsD．excuses49．A．comforted

B．answeredC．interruptedD．approached50．A．memoryB．problemC．jokeD．reply51．A．proudB．creativeC．moodyD．hone

st52．A．sadB．foolishC．calmD．new53．A．supportB．studyC．luckD．policy54．A．startB．factC．wishD．relief55．A．benefitB．shockC．trainD．test第二节（共10小题；每小题1.5分，满分1

5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。Amongtherecent56(develop)ofvarioustechnologies,themostusedhandytechnologyist

hemobilephoneswiththeInternetconnection.Inthepastfewyears,mobilephones57(play)anirreplaceablepartinourdailylife.Withoutthem,normallifewas

atastandstill.Theexperienceforcedus58(become)dependentonmobilephones.Nowweare59(confuse)abouttheideathatmobilephonesshouldn

otbeallowedinschools.Mobilephonesbringwiththemmanyadvantagesanddisadvantages.Letusdiscussthistounderstandtheissue60(clear).Ge

nerallyspeaking,mobilephonesshouldnotbeallowedinschoolsbecauseteachersprovidestudents61allknowledgeandguidance.Moreover,schoolisnotonlyme

antforacademics,butitteachesdiscipline,values,goodhabits,62interactiveskillswhichmobilephonescan’toffer.Ifwetalkaboutconnectivitythatmeanstoc

ontactsomeoneincaseofemergency,theschoolwillhelpthestudents.Wecannotignoresomeimportantcases63mobilephonesmayberequired.Mobilephonesprovi

deabetterwayoflearningand64(fast)accesstoinformation.Manyparentsfeelsafetotrackthelocationoftheirkidsastheytraveltoschoolontheirow

n.Butsome65(regulation)shouldbemadetoensurethatthestudentsusemobilephonesproperly.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，在英语学习方面有不少困惑。请你给外教Mr

Brown写封邮件寻求帮助。内容包括：1．简述主要问题；2．请求给出建议；3．表示感谢。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。DearMrBrown,________________________________________________________

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5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。TheDoctor’sSonMyparentsmovedtothesmalltownEnosburgwhenIwasstillababy.Asoft-spokenman,myfathers

ettledquietlyintohismedicalpractice.WithinafewmonthsthepeopleofEnosburgacceptedhimasoneoftheirown.Theneighborsgreet

edmyfatheras“DoctorEppley”.AndIalwayswasknownas“DoctorEppley’sson”.Throughoutthefirstyearsofmylife,Inevertiredoflettingoth

ersknowthatmyfatherwasoneofthetown’smostrespectedcitizens.Somewhereinmyteenageyears,however,somethingchanged.Iwas16year

soldandtheneighborsstillcalledme“DoctorEppley’sson”.TheysaidthatIwasgrowinguptobeanhonorableyoungmanjustlikemyf

ather.IcomplainedwheneverIheardthesewords.SowhenstrangersaskedmeifIwasDoctorEppley’sson,Ireplied,“MynameisHarold.”Isurvivedmylastyear

ofhighschool.ThenextfallIwenttocollege.IchosetoattendaschoolfarfromEnosburg,aplacewherenobodycalledme“Do

ctorEppley’sson”becausenobodyknewmyfather.Ireturnedhomeforwinterbreakthatyearfeelingproudofmyself.Infourmonthsatcollege,Ihadbec

omepopularinmyownright,withoutmyfather’shelp.FortwoweeksIenjoyedbeingbackinEnosburg.Themaintopicofinterestathomewasmyfathersnewcar.“Letmetake

itoutforadrive,”Isaid.Myfatheragreed,butnotwithouthisusualwarning,“Becareful!”“Allrightthen,”hereplied.“Thekeysareinthekitchen.”Igot

intothecaranddroveafewmilesandthenstoppedatabusyintersectioninanearbytown.AsIsteppedontheaccelerator(油门),mymindwen

tblank,andIfailedtoheartheloudhighnoiseofbrakes(刹车)infrontofme.IonlyheardagreatcrashasIreactedtoolate.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。ThewomaninthecarIhadstruckjumpedoutofhervehicleunhurt.____________________________________

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__________________________2023~2024学年度第一学期高三年级11月份月考•英语参考答案、提示听力部分录音稿(Text1)M:It’sFridayalready.Jim’ssupposedtocome

backtoday.Whyisn’thehereyet?W:Oh,hedecidedtoputoffhisreturndate.He’llbebackthedayaftertomorrow.(Text2)W:Sir,doestherentcoveralltheexpenses,inc

ludingtheuseofelectricityandheating?M:Yes,butyouhavetopayextraforparking.(Text3)W:Howwasyourflight,George?M:Thanksforp

ickingmeup.Ihadasoundsleepduringtheflight,justlikeathome.W:Nowonderyoulooksorefreshed.Wecanheadforthecompanydirectly.(Text4)M:I’msta

rving,haveyougotlunchready?W:Notyet,IhavebeenworkingatmydeskallmorningandI’mtootiredtocook.M:That’sOK.Wecanordertake

outfood.(Text5)M:Guesswhat?I’llstartmynewjobnextmonth.W:That’sgreat.Congratulations.M:Thankyouforalwayss

upportingme.(Text6)M:Whathaveyoubeendoingthesedays,May?W:Nothing.I’mjusttakingclassesinart.M:Isitpaintingclass?W:Notreally.I’mlea

rninghowtowriteChinesecharacters.M:Youareverysmartandperseverant.SpeakingChineseishard,letalonewritingChinesecharacterswithawritingbr

ush.W:Itdoestakealotofpractice.Myteacherisinhislatefifties.Heneverlosestempereasilyformyslowprogress,thoughandhemakesit

funtostudy.M:Willyoushowmealittle?W:NotuntilI’mbetteratit.Ijuststartedlastmonth.(Text7)M:Hello,thisiscustomerservice

.WhatcanIdoforyou?W:Hi,Irecentlyreturnedanofficechair.I’mjustcallingtoaskyouwhenIwillbeabletogetmymoneyback.M:Wh

endidyoureturnit?W:Aweekago.M:Accordingtotherule,ourcompanywillpaybackthemoneywithinfivedaysofusreceivingthereturnedite

m.W:Oh,Isee.Haveyoualreadyreceivedthereturnedgoods?M:Justaminute,please.Letmecheck.Oh,itarrivedtwodaysago.I’llarrangeforyouassoonaspossible.(Text

8)M:Molly,tellusaboutyourbusiness.W:Well,Isellwomenfashionclothesdesignedbymyselfthroughawebsite.M:Didyouhaveanysortoftrainingindesign?W:N

oonetaughtme.Asyoucansee,I’mverytallandIcouldn’tfindclothesthatfitmeinordinaryshops,soIstartedmakingmyown.M:Howdidyougetstartedint

hisbusinessatsuchayoungage?W:WhenIwasinuniversity,someclassmatesgottoknowImademyownclothes.Theylikedm

ystylessomuchthattheyaskedmeifIwouldmakeclothesforthem.SoIstartedmybusinessatthattime.M:Really,that’sunbelievable!Iknowyourbusinessgrewrapidlyaf

tergraduation.Doyouintendtoopenaphysicalstore?W:No,I’llkeepthingsonlinetokeepcostdown,butIwilladdmorestylesformenandkids.M:Wishyousuccess,Molly.(Te

xt9)W:Carl,howdidyourdrivingtheorytestgo?M:IprepareditasmuchasIcould.Yesterday,rightafterthetest,theyprinted

outmyresult.Itwassucharelieftopass.W:Iknewyoucoulddoit.Congratulations!M:Thanks.Youknowitwasmysecondtry.Iwasafraidofasecondfailure.W:Anyway,

goodjobforpassingit.Now,allyouhavetodonextisyourroadtest.Haveyouhadanylessonsyet?M:Yes,IreallyenjoyeditandIcan

’twaitformynextsession.W:How’syourinstructor?Ishestrict?M:Heisveryunderstanding.ThistimeI’llneedtomakealotmorepracticeandhopefullyitwillb

esuccessfulthefirsttime.W:Well,goodluck.(Text10)M:Hello,welcometothelab!Itwillbeyourworkplacefromnowon.PleaseremembersomerulesIexplaintoyou

today.MynameisTony.Iamyourguideforthislabtour.Asyoumayhavebeentoldalready,thereisasafetymeetingonceaweek.Iexpectyout

oknowthelabsafetyrules.Therewillbeabrieftesteverytwoweeks.Howyouperforminthistestwillbenotedinyourpersonnelfileandcouldaffect

yoursalary.ThemostimportantinformationIwanttogiveyounowisaboutsafetyandcleanliness.Firstofall,theonlyacce

ptableshoesaresportsshoes;don’twearjackets,necklacesorloosebelts;youshouldwearfull-protectedclothinginthelab.Second,everythingmustb

ekeptclean.Washyourhandsbeforehandlinganyequipment.Thisisextremelyimportant.Toolsandjarsshouldbekeptabsolutelycleanandav

oidanypollution.OK.Anyquestions?参考答案1~5CABCA6~10ACBBA11~15ABCBC16~20BACCB【答案与解析】本文是一篇应用文。文章主要介绍了四位在困境中崛起的杰出人物。21．B细节理解题。根

据OprahWinfrey一节“...OprahwasbornintoapoorfamilyinMississippi...”及JimCarrey一节“ButCarreygrewupextremelypoorinCanada.”可知，Oprah和Jim

都生在穷苦家庭。22．D细节理解题。根据JamesDyson一节“...letmeintroduceyoutoJamesDyson,thefamousinventoroftheDysonvacuums(真空吸尘器)...Luckily,thebaglessvacuumworked.”可知，Jame

sDyson成功研发出了无尘袋吸尘器。23．A细节理解题。根据StephenKing一节“BeforeStephenKingbecameknownasagreatlivingwriter—havingwrittenover60novels...”可知，Steph

enKing是一位小说家。【答案与解析】本文是一篇记叙文。牙买加知名音乐人Marley自小热爱足球，偶然得知牙买加足联急需资金重建国家女子足球队时，她毅然伸出援手。该队不负众望，成为加勒比海地区第一个获得女子世界杯参赛资格的国家队。24．A推理判断题。根据第一

段“‘I’mreadingit...like“Wait,Jamaicahasawomen’sfootballteam?Wheredidthiscomefrom?”’shesaid,”可推断，Marley在阅读这份传单时可能感到很惊讶。25

．D细节理解题。根据第二段“Sixyearsearlier,in2008,underfundinghadledtotheJamaicanFootballFederation(JFF)disbandingthewomen’snationalteamprogram.”可

知，2008年牙买加国家女子足球队因资金不足被迫解散。26．B词义猜测题。根据画线词前“‘Theneedsweremany,’Marleysaid”及画线词后“Fromtravelandnutritiontoaccommodationandtrainingcamp

s,everyareaofthenationalteam’ssetupwasinneedoffunding.”可推断，画线词与Terrible的意思最接近。27．C推理判断题。根据最后一段“Marley’sworkhashelpednotonlyimprovestandar

dsandconditionsforplayers,butalsoshiftthecountry’sattitudetowardsthewomen’snationalteam.”可推断，Marley为国家女子足球队所做的努力影响深远。【答案与解析】本文是一篇说明文。

2018年考古人员在越南OcEo发掘出一块加工咖喱的石板及其他石器。经研究人员分析，这些石器揭示了2000多年前当地人制作和食用咖喱的秘密。28．C细节理解题。根据第一段“Asandstoneslab(石板)andotherstonetoolsun

earthedinVietnamgiveinsightintohowcurry(咖喱)wasmade”可知，这块石板是用于加工咖喱的。29．A细节理解题。根据第三段“‘Preparingcurryinvol

vesnotonlyadiverserangeofseasoningbutalsotheuseofgrinding(研磨)tools,considerabletime,andhumaneffort,’saidstudyauthorDr.HsiaochunHung.”可知

，Hsiao-chunHung认为制作咖喱是一个繁琐的过程。30．C推理判断题。根据最后一段“SomeofthecomponentsrecoveredatOcEoaresimilartothosefoundinIndiancurries,whileothercomponentsa

remoredistinctivelySoutheastAsian.ThenewstudyconcludedthatcurryrecipesarrivedinSoutheastAsiawithSouthAsiantradersascontactbetweenthere

gionsincreasedduringtheearlycenturiesofthefirstmillennium.”可推断，这些古老的咖喱调料曾经沟通着不同的文明。31．B主旨大意题。通读全文，尤其是第二段和最

后一段可知，本文主要介绍了2018年考古人员在越南OcEo发掘出一块加工咖喱的石板及其他石器。经分析，这些石器揭示了2000多年前当地人制作和食用咖喱的秘密。【答案与解析】本文是一篇说明文。科研人员通过分析过去150年间的海洋温度资料发现如今海洋温度升高呈现不可逆转的趋势。3

2．D细节理解题。根据第二段“Ecologistswantedtolearnhowoftenmodernextremeheateventsoccur.Theyalsowantedtoseehowlongtheylast...Tanaka

teamedupwithKyleVanHoutan...”可知，生态学家开展此研究是为了探寻海洋温度升高呈现的趋势。33．B段落大意题。通读第四段可知，本段主要介绍海洋温度升高给海洋生态所带来的危害。34．D推理判断题。根据最后一段“VanHouta

nsayshisnewstudyshowsextremeoceanwarmingisnowthenorm...Butwhattheemergingdatamakeclear,hesays,isthatextremeheatbecamecommonin

ouroceanin2014...”可推断，VanHoutan意在强调如今海洋升温已是一种新常态。35．A文章出处题。通读全文可知，本文主要介绍科研人员通过分析过去150年间的海洋温度资料发现如今海洋温度升高呈现不可逆转的趋势。故本文可能出自报纸的自然版

块。【答案与解析】本文是一篇说明文。萤火虫遭受的威胁日益增多，其数量也随之急剧下降。为了能继续欣赏萤火虫在夏夜漫天飞舞的唯美景象，SaraLewis为我们提供了几个实用的办法保护萤火虫。36．D根据空后“T

heirpopulationsaredecliningaroundtheworldasthethreatsagainstthemareincreasing.”可知，D项“但是这些可爱的萤火虫却身处困境

”符合。37．F根据本节小标题及空后“...there’sawidevarietyofenvironmentsinwhichtheythrive(繁衍)—includingwetlands,forests,andevencitypa

rks—whichiswhysomespeciesaremorethreatenedthanothers.”可知，F项“如今萤火虫面临的最大威胁就是它们的栖息地逐渐消失”符合。38．A根据本节内容，尤其是“‘However,

lightpollutionmakes...’”可知，A项“减少光污染”适合作本节小标题。39．C根据空后“‘Youcandrawyourcurtains...’”可知，C项“所幸，我们有解决问题的办法”符合。40．G根据本节小标题及空前“Usingpestici

desinyouryardalsoposesanexistentialthreattofireflies,whichareinsectsafterall.”可知，G项“大部分杀虫剂在杀死害虫的同时也会殃及萤火虫”符合。【

答案与解析】本文是一篇记叙文。作者偶遇一位处事冷静、毫无怨言的公交车售票员，由此感悟生活中应当少一分抱怨，多一分坦然。41．C碰巧（happened）有一辆公交车在等乘客上车。42．D“我”们挥挥手（waved），径直穿过马路。43．A这位售票员耐心地静候，而非像其他售票员那样

催促“我”快点（hurryup）。44．B这位售票员让人刮目相看（amazed）。45．A公交车开动了，售票员开始收费（charging）了。46．B他完全有理由跟乘客抱怨（complain）不收大额钞票，但是他一言未发。47．C他只是友善地（kindly）接过钞票、为乘客找零（change）

。48．A见上题解析。49．D当他走近（approached）“我”时，“我”注意到他的腿脚有点问题（problem）。50．B见上题解析。51．C大部分残障人士郁郁寡欢（moody）、满脸愁容。52．C这位表现从容的（calm）售票员让“我”懂得抱怨不是一种恰当的为人

之道（policy），它只会消耗“我”们的精力。53．D见上题解析。54．B“我”们最好坦然地接受事实（fact）。55．A这样于人于己皆有益（benefit）。【答案与解析】本文是一篇议论文。文章从不同角度

论述了手机进校园的利害。56．development(s)考查词形转换。根据空前therecent及空后ofvarioustechnologies可知，此处用所给动词的名词形式。57．haveplayed/havebeenplaying考查动词时态和主谓

一致。根据空前时间状语Inthepastfewyears且主语是mobilephones可知，此处用现在完成时或现在完成进行时。58．tobecome考查非谓语动词。forcesbtodo意为“迫使某人做某事”，是固定搭配。59．confused考查非谓语动词。根据句意可知，此处用所给动词的过去

分词confused充当表语。60．clearly考查词形转换。根据句意可知，此处用所给形容词的副词形式修饰动词understand。61．with考查介词。providesbwithsth意为“给某人提供某物”，是固定搭配。62．and考查连词。根据空前itteache

sdiscipline,values,goodhabits及空后interactiveskills可知，此处用并列连词and。63．where考查定语从句。分析句子结构可知，此空引导一个限制性定语从句，且先行词为cases,故填关系副词where。64．faster考查形容词的比较级。根据空前ab

etterwayoflearningand可知，此处与前面为并列关系，故用所给形容词的比较级faster。65．regulations考查名词复数。根据空前some，且regulation表示“规则、法规

”时为可数名词，故此处用所给名词的复数形式regulations。第一节Onepossibleversion:DearMrBrown,I’mwritingtoseekyourguidanceonsomechallengesIhavebeenfacinginmyEnglishstudy.

Firstly,Ihavetroublewithgrammar.Ioftengetconfusedabouttheproperuseoftenses.Secondly,expandingmyvocabularyisanotherchallenge.Istruggletof

indtherightwordstoexpressmyselfaccurately.Lastly,Ifeelthatmyspeakingskillsneedimproving.IfinditdifficulttospeakEnglishfluently.I’dappr

eciateitifyoucouldgivemesomesuggestions.YourguidancewillundoubtedlycontributesignificantlytomyprogressinEnglishlearning.Yourssi

ncerely,LiHua第二节Onepossibleversion:ThewomaninthecarIhadstruckjumpedoutofhervehicleunhurt.“Whydidn’tyoulookwhereyouweregoing?!”shescrea

med.Isteppedoutofmycarandsurveyedthedamage.Bothcarshadbeenseriouslyhit.Istoodtherelikeaguiltychildasthewomancon

tinuedwithhershouting,“It’syourfault!”Mykneesbegantoshake.Thewoman’swordscamesoquicklythatIdidn’tknowwhattodo.“Can

youpayforthis?Whoareyou?”shekeptasking.Ipanickedandwithoutthinkingshouted,“I’mDoctorEppley’sson.”OnhearingwhatIhadjustsaid,thewo

mangavemeasmileofrecognition.“I’msorry,”shereplied,“Ididn’trealizewhoyouwere.”Anhourlater,Idrovemyfather’sn

ewcarbackhome.Withmyheaddown,Iexplainedtomyfatherwhathadhappened.“Areyouhurt?”heasked.“No,”Ireplied.“Good,”heanswe

red.“Harold,holdyourheadup.There’snoneedforyoutofeelguilty.”Iwrappedmyarmsaroundhisshoulders.AndIspokehisrealnameforthefirsttimeinyears,

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