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滨城高中联盟2023-2024学年度上学期高二10月份考试英语试卷第一部分听力(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。例：Howmuchistheshirt?A.£19.15.B.£9.18.C.£9.15.答案是C。1.Whenwil

lthemanvisitMrs.Brown?A.OnTuesday.B.OnWednesday.C.OnThursday.2.Howoftendoesthemanswim?A.Onceaweek.B.Threetimesaweek.C.Fourtimesaweek.3.W

hatarethespeakersmainlytalkingabout?A.Asong.B.Aclub.C.Acrowd.4.Whatdoesthewomanmean?A.Theboycanplayfootballnow.B.Theboyshouldfinishhishomew

orkfirst.C.Theboyhasalreadyfinishedhishomework5.Wheredoestheconversationprobablytakeplace?A.Atatrainstation.B.Onabus.C.Inat

axi.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.Whatarethespeakersappreciating?A.Theirclothes.B.Theirphotos.C.Theirnewboats.7.Whydidth

ewomanbuythedress?A.Itwascheap.B.Itwasbeautiful.C.Itwasingoodquality.听第7段材料，回答第8、9题。8.Wheredoesthemanwanttogo?A.AgiftshopB.Abarbersh

op.C.Alaundry.9.Whatmightthewomanbe?A.Ashopassistant.B.Ahairdresser.C.Ahotelemployee听第8段材料，回答第10至12题。10.Whatistheprobablerelationshipbetw

eenthespeakers?A.Colleagues.B.Neighbors.C.Oldschoolmates.11.Wheredoesthemanworknow?A.Atauniversity.B.Atatravelagency.C.Atat

radingcompany.12.Whatdoesthewomanthinkofherjob?A.Relaxing.B.Interesting.C.Disappointing.听第9段材料，回答第13至16题。13.Whatdoesth

emanwantthewomantodoforhim?A.Askforleave.B.Offersomeadvice.C.Contacthisfriends.14.WhydoesthemanconsidergoingtoCen

tralUniversity?A.It’sinhishometown.B.Itsstudytermisshort.C.Ithasfewrequirements.15.WhatdoesthemanhavetodoifhegoestoCentralUniversity?A.C

hangehismajor.B.Abandonallhiscredits.C.Takeextracourses.16.Whatwillthemandonext?A.Searchformoreinformation.B.Moveb

acktohishometown.C.Callhisparentsforsomehelp.听第10段材料，回答第17至20题。17.Whatcanweknowaboutthespeaker’slasttrip?A.Itlastedforayear.B.Itwasarelaxingtri

p.C.Itwasaroundtheworld.18.Whichisthehardesttripthespeakerhaseverhad?A.Ajourneyaroundtheworld.B.A50,000-milejourneyaroundthePacificOcean.C

.AcarjourneyfromtheNorthPoletotheSouthPole.19.Howarethespeaker’sprogramsaboutlongtrips?A.Strange.B.Inspiring.C.Ordinary.20.Whatdoesthes

peakerprobablyplantodo?A.Goontraveling.B.Becomeapoet.C.Domorewriting.第二部分阅读理解(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。ATheLevinestudyfoundthatnon-obeseindividualsmovearoundtwohoursmoreeachdaythantheirobesecoun

terparts,burninganadditional300-350calories.Thismeansthatevensmallactivitieslikewalkingacrosstheroomt

ochangechannelscancontributetoyouroverallhealthandfitness.It'stimetoembraceyourinnerdomesticathlete.Herearesometipstomaximizeyournon-exercise

fitnessroutine:Alphabetizeyourbookshelves:Rearrangingyourbookshelvescanbeaweight-trainingsessionindisguise.Hardcoverbookscanweighoverakilo

gram,sothinkofthemasyourbiglifts,andthelighterpaperbacksasyourwarm-up.Startwiththelighterweightsandgraduallyworkyourway

up.Vacuum(真空吸尘)neglectedareas:Vacuuminginvolvescontinuousmovementaroundyourhome,liftingandmovingobjectsto

getridofdust.SetatimeronyourphoneandusetheAMRAPprotocol(AsManyRepsAsPossible).Liftasmanyrugsandshiftasmanych

airsandtablesasyoucanwithinatwo-minuteperiod,followedbya30-secondrest.Thisshouldgetyourheartrateup.Dismissthewearablesfrom

yourwardrobe:Clearoutyourwardrobeofitemsthatyounolongerwear.Bagthemupandtakethemtoacharityshop.Eachbagyoucarr

yrepresentsfiveliftsandfolds.Carryingthebagdownstairsandtotheshopengagesyourstabilizingmuscles.Pickwildfruit:Takeabr

iskwalktoalocationwithwildfruit,andbringacompanion.Setan11-minutetimerandmakeitacompetitiontoincreasetheintensity.Thiscalorie-burningworkoutisper

fectforfruitthat'seitherhighorlowonbranches.21.AccordingtotheLevinestudy,whatwasthekeydifferencebetweenthenon-obesegroupandtheirobe

secounterparts?A.Non-obeseindividualsburnedfewercalories.B.Non-obeseindividualsmovedaroundmoreandburnedmorecalories.C.Non-obeseindividualsspentmoret

imewatchingTV.D.Non-obeseindividualshadaslowerheartrate.22.InwhichactivityistheAMRAPprotocolmentionedinthepassageu

sed?A.AlphabetizingbookshelvesB.VacuumingneglectedareasC.PickingwildfruitD.Carryingbagstocharityshops23.Howdoespickingwildfruitcontr

ibutetoacalorie-burningworkout?A.Itinvolveswalkingslowlytothefruitlocation.B.Itrequiresconstantsmallrest

s.C.It’sperfectforfruitthat'sneitherhighnorlowonbranches.D.Itencouragesanintensepickingcompetitiontoincreaseactivity.BAnickaQuin'sinsightfularticle,

“WhenMusicIsMedicine”intheJuneissuetrulyresonatedwithme.I'veundergonethreeyearsofCTandMRIscans,andthankfully,they’veallbeensuccessfulexperience

s.DuringoneofmyMRIsessions,itwassuggestedthatIbringaCDtoplaywhileinsidethescanner.Ichosemyfavoritesoothingmusic,anditmadetheentireprocessremar

kablymorecalmingandbearable.Mymostprofoundencounterwiththehealingpowerofmusic,however,waswitnessingitsimpactonmylatemother-i

n-law,whosufferedfromAlzheimer’sdisease.Atacarehomeinhernineties,sheseemedlostandconfusedduringChristmasfestivities,unabletograspthecarolshee

tinherhands.Yet,assoonasthemusicbegantoplay,aremarkabletransformationoccurred.Shesangeverywordtoeveryversewithasmileo

nherface,asiftransportedtoadifferenttimewhenthememorieswerestillfresh.Itiswell-establishedthatmusicpossessestherapeuticqualitiesthatextend

farbeyondmedicalprocedures.Eveningoodhealth,thebenefitsofmusicareabundant.Playingandlisteningtomusic

canenhanceouroverallwell-beinginvariousways.Forinstance,itpromotesregularbreathing,aswetakelongerbrea

thstosustainextendednotesandphrases.Italsoencouragesgoodposture,particularlywhenwestandinconcertmode,whichcanimproveou

rphysicalhealth.I'maproudmemberoftheMendipMaleVoiceChoir,wherewegatheronceaweektoraiseourvoicesinharmony.Beyondourweeklymeetings,wealsopractic

ediligentlyathome,strivingtoachievetheperfectblendofvoices.Inadditiontothejoyofmakingmusictogether,thefriendshipan

dfunsharedamongchoirmembersareinvaluable.Ourgatheringsextendbeyondtherehearsalroom,ofteninvolvingenjoyablesocialactiviti

esthatstrengthenourbondsandcontributetoourgeneralhealthandwell-being.So,ifyou'relookingforameaningfu

lwaytoenhanceyourlifeandmakeapositiveimpactonthelivesofothers,considerjoiningachoir.Whetheryou'repassionateaboutmusicorsimplyseekin

gasupportiveandjoyfulcommunity,thereissuretobeachoirnearyoureadytowelcomeyouwithopenarms.24.Whatcanweinferfrompa

ragragh1?A.Theauthordoesn’tlikethearticle.B.Theauthorisn’tinagoodhealthcondition.C.Medicalexaminationsarenotsmoothtotheauthor.D.ACDplayerisno

tallowedinsidethescanner.25.Whythelatemother-in-lawismentionedinparagraph2?A.Tomakeacomparisonwiththeauthor.B.Toemphasize

herfadingmemoryinhernineties.C.Toprovethehealingpowerofmusic.D.Todescribetheworsesituationinthecarehouse.26.Accordingtothearticle,howcanmu

sicbenefitourphysicalhealth?A.Bypromotingregularbreathingandgoodposture.B.Byspeedingupheartrateandmetabolism.C.Byin

creasingstressandanxietylevels.D.Bycausingmuscletensionanddiscomfort.27.Whatisthebesttitleforthepassage?A.MusicbringsfriendshipB.S

ocialactivitiesareenjoyableC.MusicishealingD.CommunityissupportiveCWithanoversizedbody,thehumpbackwhale(座头鲸)isnotdesignedforspeed

.Yetthemarinemammal,whichcanreachlengthsof50feet,isknownforitsimpressivelylongtravelsbetweenwarm-waterbree

dinggroundsinthewinterandcold-waterfeedinggroundsduringthesummer.“Humpbackshaveprovedtomakethelongestdocum

entedmigrationofanymammal,”saysmarinemammalresearchbiologistJohnCalambokidis,whohasstudiedthewhalessince1986.Althoughhumpbackswereoncehuntedtonearex

tinction,theirpopulationhasincreasedsinceachievingfederalendangeredspeciesstatus.Theyarefoundinoceansallover

theworld.TheNorthernHemispherepopulationsresideintheNorthAtlanticOceanandtheNorthPacificOcean.Thesoutherngroupspendsitstimefeedingoffthecoastof

Antarctica.Duringthewinter,bothgroupsheadtowarmerwatersforbreedingandraisingtheiryoung.AccordingtoCalambokidis,thereissomesc

ientificdebateaboutwhyhumpbackwhalesmigratesofar.Itmightbebecausethegiantcreatures,andtheirvulnerablenewbornbabies,needwarmerwaterstoreduceenergylo

ssduringthewinter.There’salsothepossibilitythathumpbackwhalesmigrateasastrategytoescapepredationbykillerwhales.Calambokidis

saysthathumpbackwhalesareabletodefendthemselvesagainstkillerwhaleattackseasieriftheyareinshallow,warmwatersratherthandee

percold-wateroceanregions.Duringtheirmigrations,humpbackwhalesseldomeat.Theyliveoffbodyfataccumulatedb

eforeembarkingontheirjourney.Calambokidissaysthatit’shardtotellifhumpbacksfattenupasawayofpreparingfortheirtravelso

rbecausetheysomehowknowthatpreywillbelessabundantinthenearfuture.Howthehumpbackwhalesknowwheretotravelduringtheirmigrat

ionsstillhasscientistsstumped.“Iamnotsureanyonehasaclearanswertothisotherthanassumption,”Calambokidissays.2

8.Inwhatwayarethehumpbackwhalesspecial?A.Theyhaveprovedtomakethefarthestrecordedmigrationofanymammal.B.The

yaremeanttohavethemostpowerfulabilitytoswimfast.C.Theyareabletodefendthemselveseasierindeepercold-wateroceanregions.D.Theyfeedonkillerwhalesonth

eirentirejourneyofmigration.29.Whyhasthepopulationofthehumpbackwhalesimproved?A.Becausetheyhavemigratedtowarmerwaters.B.Becausetheyhavefattenupalon

gthemigrationjourney.C.Becausetheyhavebeenprotectedbythegovernment.D.Becausetheycantravel24hoursadaywithoutresting.30.Whatdoestheunderlinedword“v

ulnerable”inparagraph4mean?A.incredibleB.availableC.weakD.ideal31.Accordingtothelastparagraph,scientists’answert

othedirectionofthehumpbackwhales’migrationis.A.definiteB.doubtfulC.ashamedD.unclearDPuppiesareoftentra

inedwithtreats-butmaybetheydon’thavetobe.Pupsmaybeabletolearnbymimicking(模仿)people’sactions.Somepaststudieshavehintedatdogs’abilitytol

earnbyobservinghumans,saysClaudiaFugazza.ShestudiesanimalbehavioratEötvösLorandUniversityinBudapest,Hungary.Butpastexper

imentsusedfoodtorewarddogswhentheymimickedpeople.So,theydidn’trevealwhetherdogswerenaturalcopycats.Andthere’

sevenlessknownaboutpuppies.Fugazzaandherteamtestedwhetherpuppiesandotheryounganimalsmightimitatepeople.The

yroundedup42puppies,39kittensand8youngwolves.Alloftheseanimalslivedwithhumanfamilies.Ineachtest,theresearchersshowedanan

imalanobject.Oncetheygottheanimal'sattention,aresearchermodeledanaction-touchinganobjectwitheithertheirnoseorhand.Th

en,thescientistswatchedwhethertheanimalcopiedthehuman.“Itoftentookawhiletogettheattentionofkittensandyoungwolves”,Fuga

zzasays,butthedogpuppieswerebasicallyimmediatelylookingatthehumanevenbeforewestartedtocalltheirattention.”Aftershowingtheactions,catsrarelyre

plicatedwhathumansdid.Wolvessometimescopied,butthedogsweremuchmorereliable.TheteamshareditsfindingsinScientificReports.Dogsandcatshavebothbee

nbredtolivewithhumans—aprocessknownasdomestication,“theyshouldhavethesametendencytomatchhumanactions，”Fugazzasays.Butcatsdon’t.Thatsuggests

theimportanceofanotheraspectoftheanimals’history:howtheybehaveingroups.Catsevolvedfromsolitaryhunters.Oncetheycozieduptohumans,catshelpedp

eoplegetridofmice,buttheydidn’tworkwithhumans.Dogsevolvedfromwolves.Wolvesworktogether,huntinginpacks.Andoncedogsstartedhangingarou

ndhumans,theyworkedwithpeople.Thoserelationshipsmighthaveprovidedthemotivationfordogstoimitatehumans.32.Whatwasthe

mainfocusofClaudiaFugazza'sresearchmentionedinthearticle?A.TestingifcatsanddogscanmimichumanactionsB.Investigatingthedomesticat

ionprocessofcatsanddogsC.StudyingthehuntingbehaviorsofwolvesD.Analyzingtheintelligenceofpuppiesandkittens

33.Whichanimalinthestudyshowedthehighesttendencytocopyhumanactions?A.CatsB.WolvesC.PuppiesD.Kittens34.Whatprocessmayexplaintheirtendencytomimichuman

actions?A.TheprocessofdomesticationB.TheprocessofnaturalselectionC.TheprocessofgeneticmutationD.Theprocessofhabitatadaptation35.

Accordingtothearticle,whydodogshaveagreatertendencytoimitatehumanscomparedtocats?A.Dogsareinherentlysmarterthancats.B.Dogsevolve

dfromwolvesandworkedwithpeople.C.Catsaremoreindependentandlessinterestedinhumans.D.Dogsandcatshavethesametendencytoimitatehum

ans.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)。Theschoolcurriculumisdesignedtotea

chstudentsawiderangeofsubjectstopreparethemforlifeoutsideofschool.Unfortunately,therewillbeacertainsubjectthatyoudislike.

36Thinkaboutwhyyoudon’tlikethisparticularsubject.Sitdownandaskyourselfwhyyoudon’tenjoythisparticularsubject.Isitbecauseyoudon’tunderstandapa

rticularconcept?37Orareyoujustboredwiththeclass?Whenyou’reabletoidentifywhyyoudon’tlikeasubject,youcantakestepstocorrectth

eissue.Speaktoyourinstructorsaboutyourfeelings.38Askthemiftheycanprovideresourcesthatcanhelpyougetengagedwiththesubject.Yourteac

hersmayevenbeabletodemonstratelearningthesubjectisnotasdifficultasyouthink,whichcanhelpgreatlyboostyourconfidence.39Whil

etheschoolcurriculumisdesignedtoteachabroadvarietyofsubjects,everysubjectyoulearnmattersinsomeway.Askafriend,arelative,orevenateacherwhythey

enjoythesubjectorhowitappliestoreal-worldsituations.Theiranswersmayhelpyoutochangeyourattitudetotheclass.Whenweidentifyth

evalueofasubject,wearemorelikelytodevotetimetolearningthesubjectanditsconcepts.Identifytransferable(可转移的)skills.

Translatableskillsthatyoulearninonesubjectcanhelpyoutosucceedinothersubjects.Whileyoumaynotneedtoknowthenoblegasesoutsi

deofchemistryclass,studyingchemistrywillteachyouhowtounderstandhowsubstancesinteractwitheachother.40A．Askothersforhe

lp.B.Doyoudisliketheinstructor’sstyle?C.Recognizetheimportanceofthesubject.D.Haveyouidentifiedyourlearningstyle

forthesubjects?E.Thisisimportantwhenyou’recookingormixingcleaningproducts.F.Learningtocopewithitisanimportantpartofprogressingt

hroughschool.G.Behonestwithyourteachersandexplainyoutakenointerestinthesubject.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。LastyearI41mysummervacationbybringingalongamodernconvenience:theiPad.Insteadoflookingatnature,Icheckedmye-mail.Insteadofreadinggreatn

ovels,Ikeptreading42newspaperseachmorning.Andthatwastheproblem:IwasactingasifIwerestillintheoffice.Mybodywasonvacationbutmy43wasn’t

.SothisyearImadeupmymindtotrysomething44:gettingawayfromtheInternet.45I’mnotgoodatself-control,Iknewit

wouldn’tbeeasy.ButIwas46.IstartedbyhandingtheiPadtomywife.Then,astrokeofluck:Themobilephonesignalatourca

binwas47thaninthepast.Iwastrapped,forcedtocarryoutmyplan.Largely48frome-mailandmyfavouritenewspaperwebsites,I49hadwaytoconnecttothewo

rld.Ihadno50buttodowhatIhadplannedtodoallalong:readbooks.Withdeterminationandthestrongsupportofmywife,Isucceededinmyvacationstruggl

e51theInternet.Ifinallyrealisedthatitwasme,ofcourse,nottheiPad,thatwasthe52.IknewIhad53whenwepassedaStarbucksandmywifeas

kedifIwantedtostoptousetheWi-Fi.“Don’tneedit,”Isaid.54,aswereturntowork,atestbegins:CanIsurvivewhenI’mbackatwork?Idon’tplanto55myiPa

dcompletely.ButIhopetoresistthetemptation(抵抗诱惑)touseiteveryfiveminutes.41．A.ruinedB.selectedC.checkedD.removed42．A.informalB.onlineC.localD.tr

aditional43．A.opinion44．A.attractiveB.mindB.logicalC.identityC.amusedD.curiosityD.different45．A.SinceB.UnlessC.ThoughD.If46．A.delig

htedB.shockedC.determinedD.frightened47．A.betterB.worseC.moreD.less48．A.takenoutB.pulleddownC.cutoffD.

toldoff49．A.hardlyB.completelyC.gentlyD.merely50．A.methodB.alternativeC.trickD.goal51．A.onB.underC.againstD.for52．A.pu

zzleB.signC.evidenceD.problem53．A.wonB.forgottenC.sufferedD.recovered54．A.NeverthelessB.AnywayC.SomehowD.Therefore55．

A.takeapartB.giveupC.turntoD.careabout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个适当单词或括号内单词的正确形式。Twobigcharactersstandfirmlyon56coverofthebookXi

angxin,withaphrase-“Eveninfailure,nevergivein”.Thatis57CaiLei,formervicepresidentofabusinessgiant,facesALS,aterminalillness.T

hebooktells58(vivid)thestoryofhisuniquebattlewithit.In2019,hewas59greatpainfromthemuscleofhisleftarmandhevisitedFanDongsheng,aleadingALSe

xpert.Thedoctorseperatedhistwohandsabout20centimetersfromeachother,saying,“Thiswasyouroriginallifeexpectancy.”Thenhislefthandquicklymovedto

wardstherightone,almosttouchingit,andhe60(add),“Nowthisishowlongitwillbe.”TheworldsuddenlyturneddarkforCai.Caideci

dedtotakemattersintohisownhands.In2019,hestartedhisowntechnologycompany,andbuilthisownresearchteam.Abreakthroughofhis

teamisremovingthedatabarrierbetweenhospitals,61madeitdifficultforexpertstoefficientlymonitorandanalyzepatients’situations.Histeamalsobuiltabigda

taplatformthatcouldcollecttheinformationofsuchpatientsandprocessitforresearchpurposes.62(motivate)byhisexample,nearly1,000patientshavedecidedtod

onatetheirownbodiesfor63(medicine)research.“Iwon’tgiveup.Idon’tconsiderworkfromtheangleof64(difficulty)orpossibilities.Ijustseewhether

it’sworth65(do),”hesays.“NowIhavecompletelyaccepteddeathwithoutanyregretbecauseIhavetriedmybest.”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，你的英国笔友Mark对他在你朋友圈中看到的运动会照片很感兴趣，并发来邮件询问。请你给他回复邮件，内容包括：1.时间和地点；2.你或你们班参加的比赛项目；3.给你印象深刻的事。注意：1.词数80左右；2．可以适当增加细节，以使行文连贯。

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。Jimmylivedinacitywithhisfamily,buthelovednaturesomuch.Forhisson’sbirthday,hedeci

dedtogototheforestforcelebrationwithfamilyandfriendsandenjoysometimewithMotherNature.Hebookedacottage(别墅)whichwasneartheforest.Ther

ewerearrangementsforgueststoenjoynatureandviewwildanimalsroaming(游荡)innearbyplaces.Onthefirstdayoftheirtrip,theysawasmalld

ogwhileenteringthecottage.WhenJimmy’stwoyear-oldsonnoticedthatdog,heoffereditabiscuitwithhissmallhands.Thedogwashappytogetatreatfromthekid

andstaywithhim.Soonthekidandthedogbecamefriends.Fromthatmoment,thedogwouldn’tleavethekid’ssideevenforaminute.Onthethirdday

ofthetrip,Jimmy’sfamilyandtheirfriendscelebratedthekid’sbirthdayandeveryoneenjoyedit.Thenextdaytheywantedtospendmoretimeintheforest.Soallth

eadultsdecidedtogoforhuntingandthekidwasleftinthecareofhisbaby-sitterinthecottage.Fewhourslater,Jimmyandhiswifewe

rethefirsttogetback.Whentheywalkeduptothecottage,theysawthatmaingatewasopenandinthehallnoonewasthere.Sotheycalledtheirkidandthebaby-sitte

r,buttheygotnoreply.Theybecameworriedandstartedtosearchfortheminthecottage.Atthatmoment,Jimmy’seyesl

ituponthatdogwithbloodstains(血迹)onitsmouth.Seeingthis.Jimmy’swifegotscaredandstartedshouting.Inthemeantime,everyo

neelsealsoreturnedtothecottage.Theyheardhershoutandrantowardthere.Shockedbythesight,theyallstartedbeatingthatdog.注意:1.续写词数应为1

50左右;2.请按如下格式在答题卡的相应位置作答。Justthen,thebabysittercamebackwiththekid.Afightbrokeoutbetweenthedogandthewolf.获得更多资源请扫码加入享

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