新疆维吾尔自治区和田地区第二中学2022-2023学年高三上学期11月期中考试英语试题

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afterworkbecomeincreasinglycrowdedwithfellowcyclistsduringeveningsandweekends.“ThissummeronChang,anAvenue,it’sliketheTourdoFranceeverynightasc

yclistsonawiderangeofbikesconstantlytrytocatcheachother,”Qiansaid.“Ontheavenue,trafficjamsarenowforminginbikelanes,aswellasinthosed

esignedformotorvehicles.It’squitefunnyinaway.”AccordingtobusinessinsidersandexperiencedcyclistssuchasQian,cyclinginurbanareashasbec

omeincreasinglypopularoverthepasttwoyearsinChina,whichwasknownasthe“KingdomofBicycles”inthe1980sandearly1990s.TheemergenceofCOVID-19,thei

ntroductionofcyclelanes,andtheseekingofhealthierlifestyleshavehelpedrelightthenation’spassionforcycling.ChanganAvenueisthemostpopularrouteforcyclist

sinBeijing,withitstwocyclelanespositionedalongsidethoseformotorvehicles.MotorcycleswerebannedfromthecyclelanesonMay9lastyear,providingasaferandsmoo

therexperienceforthoseturningthepedals.Chinesescholartreesplantedalongsidethebikelanesshadecyclistsfromthesummerheat.,

Theavenueisalsotheperfectplacetoobservedifferenttypesofcyclists.ThosesuchasQianalwaysattempttoimprovetheirtime,soit’seasytosensetheirfrustration

whentheyhavetostopatredlights.Othersprefertorideataslowerpace,nevermissingtheopportunitytotakephotosofTian,anmenSquare

atsunsetontheirphones.Qiansaid,“ManypeoplehavediscoveredthetherapeuticbenefitsofcyclingduringtheCOVID-19epidemic.Themeasurestakentoc

ontroloutbreaksofthediseasehaveresultedinthepubliclongingforactivitiesthatgivethemthefeelingoffreedomandwhicharegoodfortheirh

ealth.Cyclingticksalltheboxes.”4.WhatcanweseeinChang’anAvenueatnightthissummer?A.Bigcrowdsgettingtogethe

r.B.BeautifulscenerylikeTourdoFrance.C.Bikeexhibitionshowingthelateststyle.D.Trafficjamsduetoalargenumberofcyclists.5.Whatcanwelea

rnaboutthepopularityofcycling?A.Thepursuitofhealthylifestylespromotedcycling.BTheappearanceofcyclelanesma

decyclingpossible.C.TheemergenceofCOVID-19reducedthepopularity.D.Thenumberofcyclistsrapidlyincreased

inthe1980s.6.Whatisthepurposeofbanningmotorcyclesfromthecyclelanes?ATomakeroomforthetreeplanting.B.Tosolvetheprobl

emoftrafficjamsC.Toensurethebikelanesavailableforcyclists.D.Toprovidethebikelanesforcyclingcompetitions.7.Whereisthet

extprobablytakenfrom?A.Thesocietysectioninnewspaper.B.Asportsmagazine.C.Thehealthsectioninnewspaper.

D.Asciencemagazine.CAlthoughweliveinanerawhereeverythingseemstobeavailableimmediately,ourstudysuggeststhattod

ay’skidscandelaygratification(满足感)longerthanchildreninthe1960sand1980s,“saidUniversityofMinnesotapsychologistStephanieM.Carlson.”Thisfi

ndingstandsingreatcontrastwiththeassumptionbyadultsthattoday’schildrenhavelessself-controlthanpreviousgenera

tions.Theoriginalmarshmallow(棉花糖)testconductedbyresearchersatStanfordUniversityinvolvedaseriesofexperimentsinwhichchildrenagedbetween3and5yearswereof

feredonetreatthattheycouldeatimmediatelyoralargertreatiftheywaited.Researchersthenlefttheroomtoseehowlongthechildrenwouldwaitandwatched

frombehindaone-waymirror.Interestingly,today'sadultsthoughtthatchildrennowadayswouldbemoreimpulsiveandl

essabletowait,..Carlsonfound."Ourfindingsserveasanexampleofhowourbeliefscanbewrongandhowit'simportanttodoresearch,”saidco-aut

horYuichiShoda,PhDattheUniversityofWashington.Theresearchersofferedseveralpossibleexplanationsforwhychildreninthe2000s

waitedlongerthanthoseinpriordecades.TheynotedastatisticallysignificantincreaseinIQscoresinthelastseveraldecades.Anotherex

planationmaybesociety'sincreasedfocusontheimportanceofearlyeducation,accordingtoCarlson.Theprimaryobjectiveofpreschoolchangedfromlargelycustodi

alcare(监护)toschoolreadinessinthe1980s.Parentingalsohaschangedinwaysthathelppromotethedevelopmentofexecutivefunction,sucha

sbeingmoresupportiveofchildren'sself-control,theresearchersnoted.WalterMischelofColumbiaUniversity,whoco-

authoredthispaper,notedthat“whiletheresultsindicatethatthechildren’sabilitytodelayisnotweakenedonthemarshmallowtest,thefi

ndingsdonotspeaktotheirwillingnesstodelaygratificationwhenfacedwiththemanytemptationsnowavailableineverydaylife.”8.Accordingtothepass

age,whatistheadults'assumptionabouttoday'schildren?A.Theyarenoteasytoplease.B.Theyarelessabletocontrolthe

mselves.C.Theydon'tlikethingsthatareeasytoget.D.Theyhavedifferentpersonalitiesfrompreviousgenerations.9.Whatdoestheund

erlinedword"impulsive"inParagraph3mean?AproductiveB.considerateC.clear-mindedD.hot-headed10.Whatdidtheresearchersfindaboutchildreninthe2000s?A

.Theyaremorepreparedtogotoschool.B.Theyarenotascleveraspreviousgenerations.C.Theyaretaughtself-controlo

nlybytheirteachers.DTheydon’tneedanycustodialcareintheirearlychildhood.11.Whatdoestheauthorwanttotellreadersinthelastparagraph?A.Mostchil

drennowadayscan'tresistthetemptationsofeverydaylife.B.Childrenchosetodelaygratificationwillinglyinthemarshmallowtest.C.Thet

estcan’taccuratelymeasurechildren'swillingnesstodelaygratification.D.Children’sabilitytodelaygratificationis

weakenedbecausetherearemanytemptations.D..Commercialaviation(航空)alonecontributesaroundthreepercentoftotalglobalcarbonemissions(排放).Buttheindustr

yisactivelylookingforgreensolutionsintheformofsustainableaviationfuel(SAF).Inastudyreleasedthisweek,ateamofresearche

rsfromtheU.S.DepartmentofEnergy’sNationalRenewableEnergyLaboratory(NREL)detailsamethodoftransformingfoodwasteintoSAFthatcanbeusedine

xistingengines.MakingSAFisamorecomplicatedprocess—it’sgottobeverysimilartothepetrol-basedaviationfuelweusetodayinc

ommercialflights.Theresearchersusevolatilefattyacids(挥发性脂肪酸)(VFAs)fromsmellyfoodwasteandtransformitin

tosimpleparaffinmolecules(石蜡分子)thatcanbeusedinfuelandreallyaren’tallthatchemicallydifferentfromtraditionalemissions-heavyfuels.Thereareotherrenewabl

ebiofuelsthathavebeenmadefrombiomass(生物质),specificallyoilandfatfromvegetablesandanimals,butusingtheever-mountingpileoffoodwastetofuelfli

ghtsbroadensthosepossibilities.DerekVardon,aseniorresearchengineeratNREL,saysmajorcompaniesareeagertogetinvolvedinSAFbecausesomesus

tainablesolutions,suchasbattery-operatedcommercialflights,justaren’tpossibleyetwithcurrentbatterytechnology.Abattery-poweredplanewouldbe

tooheavytoflylongdistances—“SousingSAFthatworksinthesamewayasthefuelwehaveisasimplerwaytotradeouttraditionalemissions-heavyfuels.”

Vardonalsosaysthat“becausethewetwastewouldnormallygotoalandfillandbreakdowntoreleasegreenhousegases,theprocessofmakingandus

ingSAFcouldactuallyhaveanegativecarbonfootprintwhenitisdramaticallyused.”Amajorquestionastheresearchersmoveforwardwiththistypeofresearc

hisifitispossibletorunanairplaneengineonfullyrenewablebiofuel.Rolls-Roycerecentlydidatestononeoftheirengineswith10

0percentSAFanditworked.“Thisfuelisnotcrazyandwecansolvetheseproblems,”Vardonsays.12.WhichofthefollowingisTRUEaboutSAF?A.Itcanbeusedtoreducecarbo

nemissionsglobally.B.It’slessfunctionalthanthepetrol-basedaviationfuel.C.It’scomposedofVFAsandsimpleparaffinmolecules.D.Itisvirtually

impossibletobemadefrombiomasslikeoilandfat.13.WhatisthefocusofVardon’swordsinparagraph3?A.Thebenefits

offoodrubbish-generatedSAF.B.Theenvironmentalimpactsofthewetwaste.C.ThesimpleprocessofmakingandusingSA

F.D.Thefutureofbattery-operatedcommercialflights.14.Whatistheauthor’spurposeofreferringtoRolls-Royce’stestinth

elastparagraph?A.Topromoteitsproduction.B.ToconfirmthepotentialofSAF.C.Toshowoffitspowerfulairplaneengines.D.Toexpressdoubtab

outtheresearch.15.Whichofthefollowingcanbethebesttitleforthetext?A.NaturalemergenceofrenewablebiofuelsB.Greenalternativetoemissions-heavy

fuelsC.UnavoidabledeclineofcommercialaviationD.Gradualreductioningreenhousegasemissions第二节(共5小题;每小题2分,满分10分)Abirthdayisalwaysaspecialcelebra

tion.It’simportanttoenjoyyourselfbecauseit’sthedayoutoftheyearthatbelongstoyou.____16____.Planaget-together___17___.Onyourbirthday,it’simpor

tanttospendtimewiththosewhowillputasmileonyourface.Ifyoudon’thavetimetosendoutinvitations,casuallyinviteyourguestsoverthephoneatleastaweekinadv

ance.Makesuretheyunderstandthatit’snotabigformaldinner,butratheracasualget-together.____18____.Andyouwouldlovethemtospendtimewithyouonyourbirthday.I

fyouaren’tinthemoodtocookabigdinner,makereservationsatyourfavoriterestaurant.___19___Daytripsareawonderfulbi

rthdayactivityforthosewithabusylifestyle.Aweekbeforethedate,lookintoplacesaroundyouthatyou’vealwayswantedtovis

it.Itmaybeacity,aruralcountrysideoramountainresort.Regardless,itshouldbeaplacewhereyoucanrelaxandgetawayfromyourbusylifestyle

.Youcaninviteafewfriendsalong,orjusttakethetripyourself.SpoilyourselfOnyourbirthday,it’sperfectlyunderstandabletobealittleselfi

sh.Treatingyourselfonyourbirthdayisthebestgiftyoucangiveyourselfafterbeingfinanciallyresponsibleallyearlong.____20____.Dolittlethingsthatyounever

thinktodoforyourselfwhenyou’rebusyrunningaround.Wealldeservealittlepatonthebackonceinawhileforourefforts,andbirthdaysar

etheperfecttimetodoit.A.BeyourselfathomeB.GetawayforthedayC.AquietandrelaxingplaceisyourpriorityD.Inviteafew

friendsoverfordrinksanddinnerE.LetthemknowthatyouappreciatetheircompanyF.ThereareplentyofwaystomakethebigdaymemorableG.Purchasethes

hirtyou’vebeeneyeinginthestorefrontwindow第二部分语言知识运用(共两节,满分45分)第一节(共20小题,每小题1.5分,满分30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。Onesummer

weekend,mywife,sonandIenteredarunningraceonmountaintrails(小径).Whentheracestarted,oursontookoff___21___

,butmywifeandIstayedbackandrantogether,enjoyingthescenery.Aftersometime,whilerunningdownanarrow,___22___trail,Iwalkedonabigsto

neandwas___23___,andintheprocess,Ijammedmytoeprettyhard.IrealizedI’dgotmytoe___24___,butIdidn’ttakeoffmyshoeandsocktocheckmy___25___.Inst

ead,mywifeandIkeptrunning.___26___,aftergoingabouthalfthecourse,Irealizedmywatchonmywristwas___27___.S

lightlydiscouraged,Itoldmywifetogoon___28___,andIwouldreturntoseeifIcouldfindit.Afterrunningbackforsometime,I___29_

__mybrokenwatchoffthetrail.Ipickeditup,andquicklyputitintomypocket.ThenI____30____downthetrail.OnceIwasneartheend,Isaw

myson,whohadfinished30minutesearlier,hadrunbackupthetrailto____31____me.Heranwithmetotheend.____32____itturnedout,bothmywifeandsonhadwonfirst

placeintheiragegroups,butIhadnochanceofplacing.AsIsatdownto____33____aftertherace,Idecidedtotakeoffmyshoeandche

ckmytoe,andIfoundthatmysockwasinblood.Painandithurt,buttherewasabrightside.I____34____toreceiveanyawardinmyagegroup,butthera

ce____35____hadaspecialawardwhichwasgivenforthemostinjuredrunnerintherace.So,howdoesthis____36____relatetoyouandmeineveryda

ylife?Althougheveryonewantstolivealifeofcomfort,the____37____isthatweoftenfacepainand____38____.However,thekeytorealhappinessis____39____pai

nintosomethingpositive.Inotherwords,____40____canmakeusstrongerifweletthem.21.A.easilyB.suddenlyC.calmlyD.quickly22

.A.rockyB.dirtyC.smoothD.unknown23.A.trippedB.knockedC.hitD.stamped24.A.shotB.knockedC.injuredD.destroyed25.A.wayB.damageC.planD.sock26.A.Hopef

ullyB.ThereforeC.LuckilyD.However27.A.brokenB.slowC.wrongD.gone28.A.aheadB.aboveC.backwardD.inside29.

A.placedB.hidC.spottedD.missed30.A.jumpedB.walkedC.droveD.hurried31.A.visitB.meetC.greetD.welcome32.A.IfB.SoC.AsD.But3

3.A.sleepB.restC.stayD.watch34.A.refusedB.managedC.failedD.asked35.A.winnersB.organizersC.ownersD.supporters36.A

.accidentB.newsC.experienceD.lesson37.A.hopeB.ideaC.reasonD.truth38.A.struggleB.failureC.conflictD.competition39.A.includingB.turningC.

throwingD.dividing40.A.difficultiesB.exercisesC.effortsD.skills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。EnglandbecameEng

land,thelandofEnglish-speakingpeople,atthebeginningoftheMiddleAges.____41____thatithadbeenthehomeofIronAgeTribesknownasCelts,andforatime,partofth

eRomanEmpire.Thenbeginninginthe400sAD,tribesfromthenorth,knownastheangles,theSaxons,andtheJutes,____42____(move)i

n.ThemostfamousleaderofthistimeperiodinEnglandwasAlfredtheGreat.AlfredlivedinWessex,thekingdomoftheWestSaxons,which____43___

_(locate)inthesouthernpartofEngland.Hewasagoodleader____44____madehiskingdomstronger.Hecreatedasystemofdefenses(防御),____45____(call)

burhs,acrossthecountry.Hereorganizedthearmysothathismen____46____havetimetofightandtimetofarm.Alfred’seffo

rtsprotectedhispeoplefromtheVikingsandallowedWessextogrow.EventuallytherulersofWessexwouldruleallofEngland.Alfredalsomadeotherim

provements.Hemadelawsforhispeople.Heencouragedlearningandtranslatedseveralimportantbooks____47____hisSaxonlanguag

e.Thiswas____48____modernpeoplethinkofasthestartofthelanguagewecallEnglishtoday.Twoimportantpiecesofliteraturefromthatti

meperiodaretheanglo-SaxonChronicleandBeowulf,both____49____(write)inoldEnglish.OldEnglishlastedthroughmostoftheMiddleAges.MiddleEnglishcamein

duringthelateMiddleagesandmodernEnglishbeganaboutthetimeoftherenaissance.EnglandandEnglishgottheirnames,notfromtheSaxons,butfromoneo

ftheothertribes,andAngles.TheoriginalnameofEnglandmusthavebeen_____50_____likeAngle-land(onlyinoldEnglishofcours

e).第三部分写作(共两节,满分35分)第一节短文改错(满分10分)51.文中共有10处语言错误,每句中最多有两处。每处错误仅涉及一个单词的增加、删除或修改。增加:在缺词处加一个漏字符号(∧),并在其下面写出

该加的词。删除:把多余的词用斜线(\)划掉。修改:在错的词下划一横线,并在该词下面写出修改后的词。注意:每处错误及其修改均仅限一词。It'sbeentwoyearswhenIjoinedthecampusradios

tation.Duringthistime,Ihaddoneseveralinterviews.EverytimeIfinishtowritinganarticle,Iamproudofmyselffora

bletointroducemyschoolmatestothethingsI'veseen.Itwasdifficultattimes,butwhenIsawmystoriespublishinourschoolnewspaper,youknewthatitw

assomethingworthdoing.Myparents,teachersandschoolmatescongratulatedmeonthatIdid.IfelthappilywhenIshareda

newstorywiththem.Thegreatestthingaboutbeingthereporterisbeingabletoshareyourthoughtwithothers.第二节书面表达(满分25分)52.假设你是李华,想寻找一位练羽毛球的球友,请

你用英文在校内网站上写一个广告。内容要点如下:1、介绍自己,特别是打球的水平(如球龄、成绩等);2、对球友的要求(与自己水平相当,周末有空闲等);3、给出联系方式(电话:56221342,邮箱luckylihua@hotmail.com).注意:1、词数100左右;2、标题已给

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