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英语试卷考试时间：5月24日（周日）下午14：30-16：30考试时长：120分钟，满分150分第一部分：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.Whatdoesthewomanasktheman?A.Whattowearforaparty.B.Whethertoattendaparty.C.Howtomakefriendsa

taparty.2.Whenwilltheboygotobed?A.At9:40.B.At9:50.C.At10:10.3.Whatdidthemanthinkofthefestival?A.Mostofitwasgreat.B.

Everythingaboutitwasexcellent.C.Thedancemusicwasbetterthanlastyear.4.WherewillthespeakerstakeJerryforlunch?A.Toarestaurant.B.Toa

cafe.C.Toabar.5.Whatarethespeakerstalkingabout?A.Wheretoputthefridge.B.Whentobuyacupboard.C.Whethertomovethefridge.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.Whatrelationisthewomantotheman?A.Histeacher.B.Hisclassmate.C.Hisworkmate.7.WhereisQueensland?A.InCanada.B.InAm

erica.C.InAustralia.听第7段材料，回答第8、9题。8.Whyisthemantalkingtothewoman?A.Toaskforsomeadvice.B.Toapologizeforhismistake.C.Tosayt

hankstoher.9.Whyweretheman’sparentsangrywithhimlastweek?A.Herangthemupatmidnight.B.Hedidn’tgethomeuntilmidnight.C.Hegotintoafightwithhisclassmat

es.高一英语第1页，共10页听第8段材料，回答第10至12题。10.Whattimedoestheflightleave?A.At2:00p.m.B.At12:00noon.C.At10:00a.m.11.Whatisthewomangoingtodotoday?A.Writeareport.

B.Visitacustomer.C.TalkwithMr.Smith.12.Wherewillthespeakersmeet?A.Atanexhibitioncenter.B.Atthehomeoffice.C.Atacoffeeshop.听第9段材料，回答第13至16题。13.Whyisth

ewomantalkingtotheman?A.Shewantstochooseagoodsport.B.Shecan’tfindthewaytoagym.C.Shewantstojoinagym.14.Whatdoesthemanlikebest?

A.Weight-lifting.B.Swimming.C.Dancing.15.Howdoesthemanpay?A.Incash.B.Bycreditcard.C.Bycheque.16.Whatdoesthemansuggestthewomandointheend?A.Meet

himtomorrow.B.Bringhersportsshoes.C.Godancingthreetimesaweek.听第10段材料，回答第17至20题。17.Whatisthespeaker’spurposetogivethetalk?A.Totellaboutamuseump

rogram.B.Toteachasciencelesson.C.Tointroduceamuseum.18.Whatwillchildrendothenextmorning?A.Haveacarrace.B.Watchafilm.C.Createscienceprojects.19.What

willthespeakerdoafterthetalk?A.Leaveforthemuseum.B.Showthelistenersaround.C.Answerthelisteners’questions.20.Whatcanwelearnfromthetalk?A

.Childrendon’tneedtobringanything.B.Childrenwilllearnaboutplasticnexttime.C.Childrenunder14aren’tallowedtotakepart.高一英

语第2页，共10页第二部分阅读(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，从每题所给的四个选项(A、B、C和D)中，选出最佳选项。并在答题卡上将该选项涂黑。AAliceRobbisanAme

ricansciencejournalistwhohaswrittenfortheWashingtonPostandtheNewRepublic．Hernewbook，WhyWeDream，encouragesustorethinkthe

importanceofdreamsandtobecomedreaminterpretersourselves．Reporter：Recentlythere’sbeenamassiveinterestinthescienceofslee

p．Sleepplaysaroleinmaintainingourmentalhealth．Aredreamspartofthatprocess?AliceRobb：Dreamsplayabigroleinhelpinguscopewithstress，griefandpsycholo

gicalproblems．Dreamsareanopportunitytoworkthroughthingsthatfrightenusinreallife，toplayoutworst-casesituationsinanenvironmentwheretheyhavenoconsequenc

es．Reporter：Hasanyoneexplainedwhydreamscontainsuchsurreal(超现实的)elements，strangepicturesoftime，people，geog

raphyandsoon?AliceRobb：Whenwedream，thelogiccentresofourbrain—thefrontallobes(大脑额叶)—godark，andchemica

lsassociatedwithself-control，likeserotonin(血清素)andnorepinephrine(去甲肾上腺素)，drop．Atthesametime，theemotioncentr

eslightup：wehaveaperfectchemicalcanvasfordramatic，psychologicallyintensevisions．Reporter：Yousayneglectingtoconsiderourdreamsislike“throwingaway

agiftfromourbrainswithoutbotheringtoopenit．”Whatisthegift?AliceRobb：Whenwe’redreaming，we’rethinkinginastate

weneverhaveaccesstobyday．Dreamsoffertheopportunitytothinkinadifferentwayandshownewanswerstoproblems．Th

eyshowusblindspotsonthingswemightbeneglectinginourpersonallives．21.Inwhichaspectdodreamshelpmaintainourmentalhealth?A．Dre

amshelpusdealwithpessimisticfeelings．B．Dreamsmakeusfreeofstress，griefandpsychologicalproblemscompletely．C．Dreamsmakeusnota

bletofacefrighteningthings．D．Indreamswecansolvethoseworst-caseproblems．22.AccordingtoAliceRobb，whatisNOTthegift?A．Whendreaming，we’reth

inkinginastatewenevertouchbyday．B．Dreamsprovidethechancetothinkinadifferentwayandshownewanswerstoproblems．C．Dreams

showusblindspotsthatmightbeneglectedinreallives．D．Dreamsenableustoaccomplishimpossibletasks．23.Inwhichcolumnwillyouprobably

readthepassage?A．Education．B．Technology．C．Opinions．D．Culture．BInthedecadeto2019globalmeatconsumptionrosebyanaverageof1.9％ayearandfreshdairyconsumpt

ionby2.1％—bothabouttwiceasfastaspopulationgrowth．Yetmanysub—SaharanAfricansstilleatalmostnomeat，dairyorfish．Thisisseldomthe

resultofreligiousorculturalprohibitions．Ifanimalfoodswerecheaper，orifpeoplehadmoremoney，theywouldeatmoreofthem．RichardWaiteoftheWorldRe

sourcesInstitute，anAmericanthinktank(智囊团)，pointsoutthatwhenAfricansmovetorichcountriesandopenrestaurants，theytendtowritemeat

-heavymenus．Butthisfrugal(食肉量少的)continentisbeginningtoinfluencetheglobalfoodsystem．AfricaalreadyimportsmoremeateachyearthanChinadoes，andtheOECD

’sforecastersexpectimportstokeepgrowingbymorethan3％ayear．Peoplewillprobablybecomehealthier．Animalproductsa

reexcellentsourcesofessentialvitaminsandminerals．Studiesinseveraldevelopingcountrieshaveshownthatgivingmilktoschoolchildrenmakesthemtaller．Recentrese

archinruralwesternKenyafoundthatchildrenwhoregularlyateeggsgrew5％fasterthanchildrenwhodidnot．Africans’changingdiet

salsocreateopportunitiesforlocalbusinesses．Ascitiesgrow，andaspeopleinthosecitiesdemandmoreanimalprotein，national

supplychainsbecomebiggerandmorecomplicated．Animalkeepers，hatcheries，vetsandtruckingcompaniesareindeedinboom

ingyears．Inthepast，Africawouldlearntofillshippingcontainerswithclothesandgadgets(小商品)．Butnow，therearemorejobsavailablef

illingbellieswithmeat．24.Whydomanysub-SaharanAfricanseatalmostnomeat，dairyorfish?A．Becausemeat，dairyorfishdon’tsuittheirtaste．B．Bec

auseofsomereligiousorculturalprohibitions．C．Becausetheyaretoopoortoaffordmeat，dairyorfish．D．Becausetheshortageof

meat，dairyorfishintheregion．25.Thereasonsforpeople’sbecominghealthierareasfollowsexcept______．A．Animalproductsprovideessentialvitaminsand

mineralsB．SchoolchildrenprovidedmilkaretallerC．EatingeggsregularlymakeschildrengrowfasterD．Childrenwhodon’teateggsdon’tgrow

26.HowmanysurprisingbenefitsarementionedwithmoremeatimportedinAfrica?A．1B．2C．3D．427.Whatcanbeinferredfromthelastparagraph?A．

ClothingandgadgetsindustriesplayanimportantroleinAfrica．B．Increasingfood-relatedworkersaremakingalivingbyprovidingfoodforurbanareas．C．Afr

icanshaveexportedclothesandgadgetstoimprovetheirlivingcondition．D．Peoplecanfilltheirbellieswithmeat．CChinahasembracedWesternfashionandfuturistictechn

ologyasitseconomyboomedinrecentdecades，butagrowingnumberofyoungpeoplearelookingtothepastfortheirclothingchoicesandputtingontradit

ional“hanfu”，or“Hanclothing”．ThesehistoriccostumesoftheHanethnicmajorityareenjoyingarenaissance(新生)inpartbecausethegovernmentispromo

tingtraditionalculture．PerioddramashavealsocontributedtotheincreaseininterestfortraditionalChinesecostumes—“TheStoryofMinglan”，aTVseries

setintheSongDynasty，gainedmorethan400millionviewersinthreedayswhenitwasbroadcastearlierthisyear．InmodernChina，thehanfuco

mmunityattractspeoplefromdifferentwalksoflife：fromhistoryenthusiaststocartoonfans，tostudentsandevenyoungprofessionals．Agovernment-supportedrevival(

恢复)inChineseculturehasgiventhehanfucommunityaboost．InApril，theCommunistYouthLeagueofChinalaunchedatwo-dayconferencefor

traditionalChinesecostumes，includinghanfu．Alivebroadcastoftheeventdrewsome20millionviewers，alongsideaheartfeltoutpouringofem

otions.Clothesarethe“foundationofculture，”saidJiangXue，whoispartofBeijing-basedhanfuclubMowutianxia．”Ifweasapeopleandasacountrydonotevenunders

tandourtraditionalclothing，howcanwetalkaboutotheressentialpartsofourculture?”shesaid．28.Ineconomy-boomedmodernsociety，whydoeshanfugai

nitspopularityamongyoungChinese?①Thegovernmentispromotingtraditionalculture．②HistoricalTVseriesarousetheint

erestintraditionalcostume．③Hanfuisspecialandwell-decorated．A．①②B．①③C．②③D．①②③29.Whichofthefollowingwordshasthesimilarme

aningof“hanfu”?A．Hanethnicmajority．B．perioddramas．C．historyenthusiasts．D．traditionalChinesecostume.30.What’sthemainreasontodrivehanfucommunitie

stogrowfast?A．SuchcommunitieslaunchconferencesfortraditionalChinesecostumesfrequently．B．Theyhaveagreatnumberofsu

pportingviewers．C．ThegovernmenthasreleasedsomepoliciestosupportthedevelopmentofChineseculture．D．Theya

lwaysholdvarietiesoflivebroadcast．31.WhatdoesJiangXuewanttotellus?A．Sheisamemberofahanfuclubinthecoun

tryside．B．Traditionalclothingshouldbehighlythoughtofinaculture．C．Everyoneshouldweartraditionalclothing．D．Traditionalclothingisthemost

essentialpartofaculture．DRentingapropertyintheUKcanbeahopelessbusiness．Theaveragemonthlyrentroseto￡932lastmonthandinLondonitis

evenmoreexpensiveat￡1，588，accordingtonewfigures．Withincreasingrentsleavingmanypeoplewithbarelyanydisposable(可支配的)income，letalonethemeanstosa

vetowardssomenecessaries，somearenowchoosingalternatives．Theolderchoice．OfficeadministratorTinaGotla-Aluri，42，wasstrugglingtocopewiththe￡950amonths

hewaspayingforherhouseshareinPutney，south-westLondon，whenafriendsuggestedShareandCareHomeshare，whichmatchesolderhom

eownerswhohaveaspareroomwithpeoplewhocanofferpracticalhelpinexchange．ShenowlivesinPutneywithamaninhis90sforfreeandpays￡180amonth．Inretum，Got

la-Aluriprovidescompanionship，goesfoodshopping，andcooksmeals．“Heisquitewelltravelledandfoodisoneofthethingswehavebondedover，”shesays．“IcookBrit

ishfoodlikeSundaydinnersandsometimesIndianorMoroccanfood．It’swin-win．”Sittingitout．Whilesomepeoplehouse-s

itforfreetogetatasteofluxuryoradifferentlifeforafewweeks，designerJenniferHamley，39，andherhusband，Ben，37，haveturneditintoawaytoliverent-free．Thecouple

house-sitthroughTrustedHousesitters．com，whichconnectshomeandpetownerswithhouse-sittersandcostseachpar

t￡89foranannualmembership．Theyhouse-sitmainlyinBrighton，takingcareofpets，thehome，postandwateringplants．“Itisapeace

ofmindformanyhomeowners．Ahomeownerdoesn’tneedtogetanyonetocheckinonthehouse，andpetownersdon’thavetopaydoghouses，cathousesordogwalkers．”32.Whydoma

nypeopleintheUKseekforotherwaystorent?A．Becausetheyallhopetoexperienceanotherwayoflife．B．Becausetheythinkitcoo1．C．Becausetheaveragemonthlyrent

istoohightoafford．D．BecausemanyEnglishpeoplehavelargeincometoallowthemtodoso．33.Whatdoyouknowabout“theolderchoice”?A．“ShareandCa

reHomeshare”Provideshouseinfonnationforfree.B．Itmeansthewayofrentinghouseisold—fashioned．C．TinanowlivesinP

utneywithanoldmanwithonly￡180amonthtothehouseowner．D．Oldhouse-ownersprovideaspareroomforfreeandtherentersofferpracticalhelpinexc

hange．34.About“TrustedHousesitters．com”，whichofthefollowingstatementsisNOTtrue?A．It’sawebsitewherehouse-owne

rswithpetscanadvertiseandseekforhouse-sitters．B．It’sawebsitewherehouse-sitterscansearchforthetargethousestoliverent-free．C．Hous

eownersandhouse-sittersbothshouldpay￡89tothewebsiteeveryyear．D．House-sittersmustpay￡89foranannualmembershipwhilehouse-ownersneedn’t.35

.Whichofthefollowingwordscanbestdescribetheattitudeoftheauthortowardstheimaginativewaysofrenting?A．Critical．B．Supporting．C．N

eutral．D．Opposed．第二节(共5小题；每小题2.5分，满分12.5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。选项中有两项为多余选项。IntheUK，Mother’sDayistraditiona

llyknownasMotheringSunday．36，Mother’sDayisalotquieterthanothers——theyusuallyallstayoutofthepubliceyes．Onthisday，t

hey’realotmorelikeus!Sincetheyalreadycelebrated，keepreadingtofindoutexactlywhattheydotogetinspirationforyourownmom——or“mum”!1．S

tayOutofthePublicEyesThereactuallyaren’tatonofthingsonthisspecialday．37——astheyshould!Lastyear，forexample，PrinceHarrybroughtthen-fianceeMe

ghanMarbletoseethequeen，andtheywereonlyphotographedoutanddiscussedaboutthenextday，whichwasCommonwealthDay．2．GiveFlowerstoTheirMumsSi

ncethebeginningoftheMotheringSundayholiday，childrenhavegiventheirmumsflowers，andsmallgifts，andtheroyalfamilystickswiththistradition38，flowersare

stillatthetopofthelistforallBritishfamiliesonthisholiday．3．ReleasePhotostothePublicAlthoughthisdoesn’

thappeneveryyear，theroyalfamilyhavebeenknowntoreleaseunseenphotostothepubliconMother’sDay．Forexample，Prince

WilliamandhisfamilyreleasedanadorablefamilyphotoonMother’sDaybackin2014whenitwasjustlittlePrinceGeorgeand

hisparents．In2018，theroyalfamilyunveiled(揭开)anever-before-seenpictureofQueenElizabethIIandherfamily——includingallofherchildrenandhusbandPrinc

ePhilip——attheirmoreprivateresidence，Frogmore，from1965．39．4.SpendTimeWithTheirMothers40．KateMiddletonhasbeenknowntospendtimewithherr

oyalsideofthefamilyandthenheadouttoBerkshiretoseeherownmother，CaroleMiddleton．A．Likeallchildrentryanddo，theroyalfamily

spendtimewiththeirrespectivemothersonthisspecialdayB．Infact，theyjuststayoutofthepubliceyesandspendtimewithfa

milyC．Wealsohavemorechoicestomakeasforwhattobuyonmother’sdayD．It’sbasicallyourversionofFacebookphotosE．Thoughcardsandgiftsha

vemadetheirwayintothecelebrationinmorerecentyearsF．Andwhiletheroyalsmayholdvariousactivitiestocelebratethespecialday

G．Royalfamilymemberswouldrathergotochurchtocelebratetheoccasionquietly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，从短文

后各题所给的A、B、C和D四个选项中，选出可以填入空白处的最佳选项．“Thankyoufornotrunningmeover，”IsaidasIlaybruised(撞伤的)andbloodiedintheintersectionwit

hmybikeontopofme．Themanlookingdownatmehadjust41mewithhiscarandIwasthankinghimfornotrunningmeover．Inreality，Iwasthan

kinghimfornot42mygoalofprovingmyconfidence．IwasplanningabiketripintheCanadianRockyMountains．Iwasbothterrifiedand43at

thechallenge．BikingintheRockieswasn’tthe44middle-agedmomtrip，butIhadtoprovethatIwasmorethanjustamiddle-agedwoman．Ihadagreatlife，45somethi

ngwasmissing．Ineededto46formore．Whenafriendmentionedgoingonabiketriptogether，I47signedup．Ithankedthemanagainforstopping．Iwas48ofhow

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s55andindependentasIspeddownthemountainroads，nolongerdepressed．41．A．metB．hitC．changedD．punished42．A．distributingB．describingC．doubtingD．ruining43．A．s

hockedB．annoyedC．thrilledD．alarmed44．A．typicalB．acceptableC．traditionalD．reliable45．A．soB．andC．orD．but46．A．askB．exploreC．waitD．app

ly47．A．generouslyB．positivelyC．unwillinglyD．enthusiastically48．A．awareB．certainC．fullD．fond49．A．questionB．concentrationC．recreationD．im

agination50．A．billsB．partsC．repairsD．investment51．A．falloffB．rideonC．runafterD．putaway52．A．regrettedB．fledC．disappearedD．survived53．A．s

caredB．1iberatedC．interruptedD．emptied54．A．edgeB．eagernessC．fearD．carefulness55．A．relaxedB．concernedC．puzzledD．bored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。Chinahasrisen56(rapid)inthemobileinternetindustrywiththenumberofmobileinternetusersreaching820m

illionin2018，up9％year-on-year，57wasdrivenbytheexplosive58(grow)intheshortvideomarket，aninternetreportsaid．ThedataflowofChi

na’smobileinternetsurged189％lastyear59(compare)withthesameperiodinthepreviousyear，withrateacceleratingyearbyyear，said

themuch-anticipatedannualreportofMaryMeeker，apartneratventurecapitalproviderKleinPerkinsCoalfield&Byers

．Upto2019，Chineseinternetusers60(spend)morethan600millionhourswatchingshortvideosperdayonaverage，Meekersaidinhe

rreport．61reporthasnotedthatChinaiscatchingupasacentrefortheworld’s62(big)internetcompanies．Thecountryishome63sevenoftheworld’stop30techgiants，incl

udingAlibaba，Competence，Meantime—Diane，BaikalandNeTease．ItwasstatisticsfromtheChinaCastigatingServicesAssociation64showedChina’sshort

videomarketincreased744．7percentyear-on-yearto46．7billionyuan($6．8billion)in2018．TotalshortvideousersinChinastoodat648millionla

styear，65(account)for78．2percentofthecountry’soverallonlinepopulation．第四部分：写作（共两节，满分40分）第一节应用文写作（满分15分）假定你是校英

文报主编李华。由于英文报规模扩大,现急需招聘一名助理编辑。请你以“AnEnglishEditorwanted”为题用英语写一则招聘启事。内容包括：职位描述；应聘要求；联系方式。注意：1•词数80左右；2.可以适当增加细节，以使行文连贯。第二节读后续写(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。Afterstudyforhours,Iwentoutsideanduptotheroofnearbyforabreakandwatchedpeopleswimminginthesea.Itwasasunnyday—ab

lue,cloudlessskyoveracalmsea.Butthen,asIlookedinthedistance.Idiscoveredaseriesofthreeorfourbigwavesheadingtowardstheshore.I’dseenthe

semini-tsunamis(小型海啸）manytimesbefore.Theywereheadingatspeedinthedirectionoftheswimmingarea.Mostpeopleknewtolookoutforthe

m,butfromthescreamsthatstartedcomingfromthebeach,Icouldtellsomeonewasintrouble.Withoutthinking,Irandownintothestreet,holdingmybodyb

oard(冲浪板）onthewayandshoutedatastrangertocallthecoastguard(海岸警卫）.MyneighborTomhadheardthescreamingaswellandwasalsooutsidewithhisbodyboard,sot

ogetherwerushedtothestepsthatleddowntothesea.Oncewegotcloser,wediscoveredthewaveshadpulledaboyandagirlintotheo

pensea.Iknewthatthenearestboatwouldtakeatleast30minutestoreachus.Iwasn’tusedtothissortofemergency—I’dneverbeentrainedasalifeguard—butIdidn’

tthinktwiceabouttryingtosavethem.IsupposeinawayIwantedtoimpresseveryone;at19,adeallikethatcanseemlikeagoodopportunitytoshowof

f.TomandIdivedintothewaterandittookus10minutestogettothem.Whenwefinallyreachedthem,theywerealmostlifelesswithonlytheirheadscominginand

outofthewater.Wecouldtelltheywerestillalivefromtheirsmallbreathsbutitwascleartheywouldn'thavebeenabletostayther

emuchlonger.Iheldtheboyandpulledhimovermyboard.Tomthenmovedthegirlontohisboard.Paragraph1:Wediscussedpushingth

embacktotheshore,butweweretoofarout.Paragraph2:Thatnight,wordcamefromthehospitalthatthetwokidswereingoodcondition.高一英语第10页，共10页获得更

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