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“德化一中、永安一中、漳平一中”三校协作2022—2023学年第一学期联考高三英语试题（考试时间：120分钟总分：150分）本试卷分第Ⅰ卷（选择题）和第Ⅱ卷（非选择题）两部分。第一部分听力（共两节，每小题1.5分，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，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.Whatwillthemandrink?A.Water.B.Tea.C.

Coffee.2.What’stheweatherlikenow?A.Rainy.B.Sunny.C.Cloudy.3.HowwillSuzyspendmostofhersummerbreak?A.Travelingwithfriends.B.Stayin

gwithhergrandpa.C.Workingpart-time.4.Wheredoestheconversationprobablytakeplace?A.Inarestaurant.B.Ina

noffice.C.Inapostoffice.5.Whatisthewomandoing?A.Rentinganapartment.B.Confirminganappointment.C.Makingacomplaint.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，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.Whatsizecardoesthemanwanttorent?A.Small-size.B.Mid-size.C.Full-size.7.Whatstopsthema

nfromrentingthebluecar?A.Thesizeisn’tsuitable.B.Thepriceistoohigh.C.Themodelistooold.听第7段材料，回答第8至10题。8.Whatdoesthemanoffertodoforthewoman?A.Bo

okheraticket.B.Giveheraride.C.Checktheflightschedule.9.Whatfestivalisthewomangoingbackhomefor?A.Thanksgiving.B.SpringFestiva

l.C.Christmas.10.Whatdoesthemanenjoymostaboutafestival?A.Havingafeast.B.Openinggiftboxes.C.Chattingwiththefamily.听第8段材料，回答第11至13题。1

1.What’stheprobablerelationshipbetweenthespeakers?A.Colleagues.B.Husbandandwife.C.Doctorandpatient.12.Howdoesthewomansound?A.Tire

d.B.Worried.C.Disappointed.13.Whatdoesthewomaninsistthemando?A.Drinkmoretea.B.Takeacampingtrip.C.Haveacheckup.听第9段材料，回答第14至17题。14.What’swr

ongwiththeexercisebike?A.Itsscreenisoutoforder.B.Theseatisnotsteady.C.Theswitchcan’tbeturnedon.15.Whyisthemanunabletogettheexer

cisebikefixedforfree?A.Thereceiptislost.B.Hebrokeithimself.C.It’soutofguarantee.16.Whenwilltherepairmancometofixtheexercis

ebike?A.OnFridayafternoon.B.OnSaturdaymorning.C.OnSaturdayafternoon.17.Whatwillthewomandonext?A.Talk

abouttherepaircost.B.Asktheman’saddress.C.Checkthebike’smodel.听第10段材料，回答第18至20题。18.What’sthespeaker’sattitudetotheoldbuildingsinBeijing?A.Positive.

B.Mixed.C.Negative.19.Howlonghasthespeaker’sdadspentlivingintheHutong?A.About40years.B.About55years.C.About60years.20.Whatd

oesthespeaker’sdadcomparethepeopleofacityas?A.Treeleaves.B.Trees.C.Growthrings(年轮).第二部分阅读（共两节，每小题2.5分，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。APortugal’sMostBeautifulSeasideDestinationsThelongcoastlineofPortugalisextraordinarilydiverse.Windyourwayalong

itandyouwillfindtruePortugal,itshistory,itsheartanditssoul.CascaisOriginallyalittlewhitewashedfishingvillage,Cascaisbecameasummerresidenceforwealthy

noblemeninthelate19thcentury.Itisnowabusy,moderntown,butalongitsshoreline,itstillhaspalatialvillas(富丽堂皇的别墅)，manyofwhichhavebeenturn

edintohotels,anditsprettytownsquareandoldstreetshavekepttheircharacter.ComportaThislittlevillagehas,untilrecently,beenasecrettotheexperts.W

ithhotelsnowstartingtoopen,thelocalsmakethemostofitbeforethecrowdscome.Bluewaterswashsuchpicture-perfectwhitesandsthatit'shardtobelieveyou

’reinEurope:Walkonthebeachatsunset,orweaveyourwayonhorsebackthroughthegreenricefieldsbeforeamealofthefreshestoffishontheseashore.ZambujeiradoMarStand

ingbetweenthefierceAtlanticandtheplainsoftheAlentejo,thelittlefishingvillageofZambujeiradoMarhasoneoftheregion’smostbeautifulbeaches,backedbyhigh

rockcliffs.ForfivedaysinAugust,oneofPortugal’sbiggestyouthmusicfestivals,MEOSudoeste,isheldhere.LagosWhitewashedLago

smanagestomaintainitscharacterandcharmwhileofferinglivelynightlifetothelocalsandtourists.Asanimportantnavalcenterinthe15thcentury,Lagos

wasalsothecapitaloftheAlgarvefrom1576to1756.Extensivelydamagedinthe1755earthquake,thetownnowconsistsofmostlythe18th-and19th-ce

nturybuildings.VisitSantoAntonioChurchforitsblueandwhitetilesandgilded(镀金的)woodwork.21.Whichplaceisstillasecretdestinationrarelyknownb

yexperts?A.Lagos.B.Comporta.C.Cascais.D.ZambujeiradoMar.22.WhatisspecialaboutZambujeiradoMar?A.Itisaremote

village.B.ItfacesthePacificOcean.C.Ithostsamusicfestival.D.Itliesonhighrockcliffs.23.Whenweremostoftheexistingconstruc

tionsinLagosbuilt?A.In14th-15thcenturies.B.In15th-16thcenturies.C.In16th-17thcenturies.D.In18th-19thcenturies.BEverytimeIstareattherowsofjarsfil

ledwithmyparents’homemadetomatosauce,Iwonder:"ShouldIreallyuseone?"Ihavebeenkeepingthesejarslikeprecio

ustreasures.NomatterhowhardItrytofindalternatives,nothingcompares.Store-boughtsauce?Itjustdoesn'ttasteright.EvenifItrytorecreateit,it

willnevertastethesame.Whilegrowingup,Ihatedthetomatoseason.Myparentswouldusethebasementtoripenthetomat

oestheyhadcollectedlocallyinSeptember.LiketheotherItalianfamiliesinthearea,wewouldthentakethemtothegarag

ewhentheywereripeenough.Theretheywerecleanedandboiled.Havingbeenstewed(炖)，wholetomatoeswerepassedthroughm

yfather'shomemademachinetoseparatethesaucefromtheskins.Jarsattheready,wefilledthemwithsauceandseasoning

.Thejarswouldbehotforafewdays,sealedtokeeptheirownheat.Theywouldthenbelinedupandreadytouse.Thistraditionw

ashardtocarryonwhenmyfathergotill.Afterbeingdiagnosedwithcancerin2019,hespentmostofhistimeinhospital.InSeptemberthatyearhecamehome,andontheweekendw

edecidedtocontinuethetradition.Ihavegloriousmemoriesofthatdayasweonceagainmadethesauce.Itwasabeautifulbu

tshort-livedmoment.Myfatherdiedsoonafter.Ican'tkeepthesejarsforever.Butitdoesn’tmakeitanyeasiertoopenone.EverytimeIgotoreachfor

one,somethingstopsme.Mymother,everpractical,isvisitingusrecentlyandjuststaresatthem."Youshouldusetheseortheywillgotowaste."What

willitfeelliketousethatlastjar?Itwouldmeantheendofanera.Whoknows?Maybeit'stimetobringnewtraditionsintolife.24.Whatstopstheauthorfrom

usingthetomatosauce?A.Ithasgonebad.B.Hedoesn'tliketomatosauceC.Hevaluesittoomuch.D.Hekeepsitforfutureuse.25.WhatdoPara.3andPara.4mainlytalkabout?A

.Thetomatoharvest.B.Thehomemademachine.C.Thefruitfultomatoseason.D.Themakingoftomatosauce.26.Whatwilltheaut

hormostprobablydonext?A.Openonejar.B.Keepthejars.C.Collecttomatoes.D.Maketomatosauce27.Whichofthefollowin

gcandescribetheauthor?A.Practical.B.Faithful.C.Affectionate.D.Sensitive.CDuringdeepsleep,thebrainappearstowashawaywas

teproductsthatincreasetheriskforAlzheimer'sdisease.Ahostofnewresearchstudiessuggestthatthisstageofsleep--whendreamsarerareandthebrainfollow

saslow,steadybeat--canhelpreducelevelsofbeta-amyloidandtauprotein,twocharacteristicsofthedisease.“Thereis

somethingaboutthisdeepsleepthatishelpingprotectyou,”saysMatthewWalker,aprofessorofneuroscienceandpsychologyattheUniversityofCalifornia,Berkeley.Ther

esearchcomesafterdecadesofobservationslinkingpoorsleeptolong-termproblemswithmemoryandthinking,Walkersays.“Wearen

owlearningthatthereisasignificantrelationshipbetweensleepandAlzheimer’sdisease.”Thestrongestevidenceinvol

vesdeepsleep,hesays.That'swhenbodytemperaturedropsandthebrainbeginstoproduceslow,rhythmicelectricalwaves.SoWalkerandateamofscientistssetout

toansweraquestion:“CanIlookintoyourfutureandcanIaccuratelyestimatehowmuchbeta-amyloidyou’regoingtoaccumulateoverthenexttwoyears,thenextfouryea

rs,thenextsixyears,simplyonthebasisofyoursleeptonight?”Tofindout,Walker'steamstudied32peopleintheir70swhohadtakenpartin

asleepstudythatlookedfortheslowelectricalwavesthatsignaldeepsleep.Noneoftheparticipantshadmemoryproblems.Thescientistsused

brainscanstomonitorlevelsofbeta-amyloidineachparticipantforuptosixyears.Andtheresults,publishedintheNov.2issueofthe

journalCurrentBiology,showedpeoplewhogotlessdeepsleephadmorebeta-amyloid.“Wehaveaspecificsleepsignaturerightnowthatsee

mstohelpusbetterunderstandwhereyoumaysitontheAlzheimer’srisktrackinthefuture”,Walkersays.Otherstudieshav

efoundthatalackofdeepsleepisassociatedwithhigherlevelsoftauprotein,whichformsharmfulsubstancesinsidethebraincellsandcausesAlzheimer’sdiseas

e.28.Whichofthefollowingisrelatedtodeepsleep?A.DisorderedheartbeatB.Increasedwasteproducts.C.Highfrequencyofsweetdr

eams.D.Decreasedbeta-amyloidandtauprotein.29.Whatdothescientistsfindfromthestudy?A.Thereisalwaysabodytemperatureriseduringdeepsleep.B.Thelevelofbet

a-amyloidremainsstableregardlessofsleepquality.C.Peoplewithlesssleeparemorelikelytohavememoryproblems.D.Deepsleepreducesthepossibilityofd

evelopingAlzheimer'sdisease30.HowdoestauproteinleadtoAlzheimer'sdisease?A.Byproducingdamagingmatter.B.Byinfluencingsl

eepquality.C.Byslowingelectricalwaves.D.Byreducingbrainactivity.31.What'sthebesttitleforthetext?A.Good

sleepcomesfromgoodlifestyleB.DeepsleeppreventsAlzheimer'sdiseaseC.ScientistsfoundouthowtohavedeepsleepD.ProblemswithmemoryandthinkingcanbesolvedDLot

sofanimalsliveandmoveingroups----elephantsinherds,wolvesinpacks,birdsinflocks,andfishinschools.Researchhasshownthat

whereanindividualislocatedinthegroupcanaffectthebenefitsitgetsfromhangingoutinacrowd.However,ShaunKillen,anecophysiologistattheUniversityofGl

asgowintheUKsays,researchershaven'tyetfullyexploredtheroleofphysiologicalprocessessuchasdigestionindrivinganimals’collectivebehavior.Killenandhis

colleaguesrecentlystudiedschoolsofEurasianminnows(修鱼)swimminginatankagainstacurrent.Piecesoffoodwereconstantlymovingpastthefis

h,andtheteamrecordedhowmanyeachminnowateandthefishes’positionsbeforeandaftereating.Aftercalculatingthemetabolic(新陈

代谢的)costsofdigestingeachfish'smealandcomparingittothefish'sposition,theteamobservedatrend:fishthathadjustgulpeddownabigmealmo

vedtothebackoftheschool,evenwhenthey'dswumatthefrontatmostothertimes.“Itmakessensethatfeedingwouldinfluence

individuals’positionsinagroup,”saysDamienFarine,whostudiescollectivebehaviorinbirdsattheUniversityofKonstanzinGermany,“If

afishishungry,it'scompetingwithothersintheschooltoeat，andbeingatthefrontgivesitaccesstomorefood.Butoncet

hefishisfull,itdoesn'tnecessarilyneedtobeatthefront.”Inaddition,"beingatthebackofthegroupislessenergeticallycostlyforarangeofreasons,

”Farinenotes."Anindividualatthebackdoesn'thavetocontributetonavigating,andbyrelaxingthebrainloaditsavesmoreenergy.”Ki

llensayshe'sbeenthinkingabouttheprosandconsofbeingatthebackofthepack,suchasprotectionfromattackersandaboostfromschoolmates’slipstream.Changes

inposition，especiallyduringthebasictrade-offbetweenfeedingandmovement,appeartoinfluencegroupleadership,informationtransfer,andgroup

decisionmaking.Buttheconsequencesofthetrade-offsforgrouppowerandsurvivalarenotyetunderstood.32.WhatdoesKillenandhiscolleague

s’studyfocuson?A.Howbehavioralfeaturesinfluencepositionchangeofindividualsinfishschools.B.Howlocationinfluencesnutritionstatesofindividualsinfishs

chools.C.Howdigestioninfluencesdistributionofindividualsinfishschools.D.Howlocationinfluencesbenefitsofindividualsinfish

schools.33.Whatdotheunderlinedwords“gulpeddown”meaninParagraph2?A.Swallowed.B.Located.C.Witnessed.D.Missed.34.Whatca

nwelearnfromParagraph3?A.Afullfishcompetestoeatattheback.B.Ahungryfishhaseasieraccesstomorefood.C.Beingatthebacksavestheenergyofafullfish.D.Being

atthefrontcostsahungryfishlessenergy.35.WhatisShaunKillen'sattitudetohisstudy?A.Cautious.B.Confident.C.Positive.D.Di

sappointed.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。Litteratiisacompanythat’stryingtomaket

heworldacleanerplace.36Sharedonline,thisinformationcontributestobuildingaglobaldatabaseof“littermaps,"whic

hcaninfluencepolicyandpackagingdesign.JeffKirschneristhefounderandCEOofLitterati.Hecameupwiththeideawhilewalkinginafor

estwithhisthen-four-year-olddaughter.37Despitebeingyoung,sheexpresseddistress(悲痛)atthecontainerbeingsomewherethatitwasn'tsupposedtobe.Thisaware

nessstayswithusasadults.Thelitterproblemissohuge:what'sanindividualpersonsupposedtodo?38Uploadingpicturestoanapp

showsusersthatthey’renottheonlyonespickinguplitterfrompublicplacesandthatothersarecleaningtheplanet,too.Andthedata

accumulatesrapidly.Kirschnersaid,“39Thisinformationincludestheobjects,materials,brandsandtheirlocation.”kirschnerdescribesth

esedata-drivenmapsasbeinglikeafingerprint.“Thatfingerprintprovidesboththesourceoftheproblemandthepathtothesolution.”40InSanFrancisco,theLitterati

appwasabletomapmorethan5,000piecesoftrash(垃圾)inordertodeterminehowmuchwasgeneratedbycigarettesspecifically.Usingthisinformationthecitysuccessful

lychallengedalawsuit(诉讼)bytobaccocompaniesanddoubledanexistingcigarettesalestax.IntheNetherlands,Littera

ti'sdatahelpedpushDutchbrandAntaFlutorepackageitshardcandiesinwaxedpaperratherthanplastic.A.Shenotic

edaplasticcontainerinariver.B.That'swhereKirschnerthinksanappcanhelpC.However,thesemapsturnedouttobeafailure.D.Wehaven’tcollecteden

oughamountofdataforourlittermaps.E.Ourdatabasenowcontainsover8millionpieces,growingatabout20,000perday.F.ThereareseveralexamplesofhowLitterati’sdat

ahasalreadyprovidedapathtoasolution.G.Ithascreatedanapppeoplecanusetouploadinformationaboutthelittertheycollectoutside.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。Myfatherhasbeencalledcheapformostofhislife,byfamilym

embers,friends,colleagues,andme.Irememberhim41aroundthehousetoturnlightsoffallthetime,eveniftheroom’soccupanthadjustlefttomakea42phonecall.Hedoe

sn’tliketousethe43onhiscarbecausehedoesn’twanttowearthemout.Sohecoasts(靠惯性滑行)whenhe’s44aredlight,whichhebeliev

esminimizesbrakewearandtear.Dadalsopreferstousehandsignalsoutthewindowinsteadofthecar’s45lights.Thoughheischeap,myfatherisalsooneo

fthemost46peopleIknow.Allmylife,hehasgiventimeandmoneytothe47hecaresabout,fromhomelessnessandhungertoAIDScampaigns.He48passe

sapanhandleronthestreetwithoutgivinghimthecoins.Whenitcametimeformysisterandbrotherandmeto49college,wewerenevertoldtolimitour50toastatesch

oolorotherlower-costoptions.51,ourparentssentustosomeofthebestandmost52schoolsinthecountry.Neitherourfath

ernorourmotherevercomplainedaboutthehightuition.Thatwasnotonlygenerosityintheextreme,butalsoa(n)53ofmyparents’priorities.I54myfather’scompu

lsivefrugality(节俭)alot,butasIgotolder,IrealizedthatIhadadoptedalotofhis55aboutmoney.41．A．skippingB．springingC．rushingD．marching42．

A．briefB．remoteC．normalD．long43．A．lightsB．windowsC．wheelsD．brakes44．A．leavingB．approachingC．facingD．wai

ting45．A．turningB．flashingC．redD．yellow46．A．generousB．ordinaryC．famousD．common47．A．hobbiesB．schedulesC．causesD．interests48．A．si

mplyB．occasionallyC．usuallyD．rarely49．A．visitB．attendC．leaveD．finish50．A．sightsB．supportsC．wishesD．n

eeds51．A．OtherwiseB．BesidesC．InsteadD．However52．A．expensiveB．comprehensiveC．independentD．distant53．A．originB．ideaC．hopeD．s

ign54．A．showedoffB．lookedatC．longedforD．complainedabout55．A．concernsB．attitudesC．findingsD．mistakes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。AutumnEquinoxAutumnEquinox(秋分）,the16thsolartermoftheyear,liesatthemidpointofautumn,56(divide)

autumnintotwoequalparts.Afterthatday,thelocationofdirectsunlight57(move)tothesouth,makingdaysshorterandnights

longerinthenorthernhemisphere.SincetheAutumnEquinox,mostoftheareasinChinahaveenteredthecoolautumn.58

thecoldairsouthwardmeetsthedecliningwarmandwetair,precipitation(降水)istheresult.As59(say)intheancientboo

k,TheDetailedRecordsoftheSpringandAutumnPeriod(770-476BC),“ItisontheAutumnEquinoxdaythattheYinandYangareinabalanceofpower.”Thusthedayandnightar

eofequallength,and60arethecoldandhotweather."InSouthChina,thereisacustom61(popular)knownas“havingQiucai(autumnvegetable)ontheAutumnE

quinoxday".EveryAutumnEquinoxday,allthe62(village)gotopickQiucaiinthewild,whichistakenbackandmadeintosoupwithfish,63(name)Qiutang”(autumnsoup)

.OnAutumnEquinoxday,therearethousandsofpeopleintheworldtryingtomakeeggsstand64end.Accordingtoexperts,ontheSpr

ingEquinoxandAutumnEquinox,theearth'saxis(轴)，onits66.5degreetilt,isinarelativebalanceofpowerwiththeearth'sorbitaroundthesun.Thusit

isan65(easy)timeforpeopletopracticethegame.第四部分写作（共两节，满分40分）第一节（满分15分）假如你是中学生李华，最近在某个购物网站上购买了一双运动鞋，但到货后发现了一些问题，请给该网站写一封投诉信，投诉信内容如下表：要点：

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节（满分25分）阅读下面短文，根据所给情节进行续写，使之构成一个完整的故事。Whenthingswentwrong,IttlebyFeinalwayshadsomethingnicetosay.WhenDadforgotaboutthepizzaanditburned,Ittleby

said,"Don’tworry.It’llstilltastegood.”Andhewasright.Thepizzaedgesweredarkandcrispy(酥脆的),butthemiddlewasn’thalfbad.WhenIttl

eby’sfriendDavidgotalowscoreonthespellingtest,Ittlebysaid,"You’lldobetternexttime."And,sureenough,David

studiedharderandgotaperfectscorethenextweek.Whenhisteacher,Mr.D,bumpedintoabookstandinthelibrary,Ittlebysaid,"Don'tworry.Thelibrari

anwon'tbeupset."Hewasright.Thelibrarianjustlaughedandhelpedpickupthebooks.Ittlebylookedonthebrightsi

de.Andeveryonelikedthatabouthim.EveryoneexceptHazel.Hazelwasthenewkidintheclass.Onherfirstday,Ittlebysaid,“Niceto

meetyou,Hazel.Ithinkyou’lllikeithere."Hazelstaredathimandsaid,“Idoubtit."WhenMr.Dsaidthey’dhaverecess(课间休息)insidebecauseoftherain,Itt

lebysaid,"Everycloudhasasilverlining."ButHazelshookherheadsaying,“Cloudsarewhite.Maybegray.Wheredoyougetthiss

tuff?"Thenoutsidethewindow,thecloudshadrolledoverthesun.Theroomfeltdarker."Badthingscomeinthrees.”saidHazel."Nooutdoorrecess

isnumberone.Whatwillthesecondthingbe?"Theclassdidn'thavetowaitlongtofindout.Gretawascarryingatrayofpaintsdurin

gartclass.Shefellover,andpaintswentflying.Therewasblueonthefloorandredandblackonthewalls.HazelturnedtoIttleby."Thatisthesecondbadthing.Whatwilltheth

irdbe?"shesaid.Ittlebydidn’tknowwhattosay.HazelseemedsosureabouttheRuleofThreeBadThings.ThenEmmacametolookatIttle

by’spainting."It’sbeautiful,"shesaid.Shepickeditup,notrealizingshehadpaintsonherfingers.Hazelpointedandsaid,"Ittleby’spictureismes

sedup!There'snumberthree.”注意：1.续写的词数应为150左右；2.请按如下格式在答题卡相应位置作答。Insteadofbeingangry,Ittlebysaid,“IfIaddw

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