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1/10英语试黄陂一中2024届高三模拟考试（三）题组卷人：沈玲王玉婷审题人：程建新第一部分听力(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.Whatdoesthemanthinkofthedress?A.Itisattractive.B.Itis

tight.C.Itisplain.2.Whatcanwelearnaboutthewoman?A.Shefoundagreatjob.B.Sheispopularincollege.C.Shewonthestudentelection.3.Wheredoesthisconversationta

keplace?A.Inahouse.B.Inapark.C.Inaforest4.Whatanimaldoesthewomanown?A.Amouse.B.AdogC.Acat.5.Whoisthewoma

nmostgratefulto?A.HerparentsB.Herprofessors.C.Herfriends.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.Whatarethespeakersmainlytal

kingabout?A.AnewdiscoveryB.AmapoftheuniverseC.ThesecretsinDNA.7.Whyhasthewomanbeenreadingaboutthetopic?

A.Outofcuriosity.B.ForschoolworkC.Asahobby.听第7段材料，回答第8至10题。8.Whatfieldattractedthewomanwhenshewasakid?A.Sales.

B.MedicineC.Engineering9.Whatisitlikeinadvertisingaccordingtotheman?A.Interesting.B.InspiringC.Stressf

ul.{#{QQABYYAUoggIAIIAARhCAwGiCgKQkBCCCAoOhAAMoAAACRNABAA=}#}2/1010.Whatistheprobablerelationshipbetweenthespeakers?A.Bossandsalesrepresen

tative.B.Fatheranddaughter.C.Husbandandwife.听第8段材料，回答第11至13题。11.Howlongdidthehiketake?A.ThreedaysB.EightdaysC.F

ourteendays.12.Whatwasthemainlandscapeduringthehike?A.Mountains.B.WoodlandsC.Desert.13.Whatanimaldidthemanseeincamp?A.Alion.B.Awolf.C.Asnak

e听第9段材料，回答第14至16题。14.Whatdoesthemanprobablydo?A.He'sateacher.B.He'sanauthor.C.He'sanastronomer.15.Wherearethespeakersgoingtospendtheirvacation?A.InIt

aly.B.InIceland.C.InSpain.16.Whyisthehotelattractivetothespeakers?A.Ithasfinefood.B.Ithassandybeaches.C.Ithastelescopes

toobservethestars.听第10段材料，回答第17至20题。17.Whatinstrumentdidthespeakerplaywhenshewasyoung?A.Thepiano.B.TheguitarC.Theviolin18.

Whereisthetheaterlocated?A.InLondon.B.InSydneyC.InNewYork19.Whyiswinningthiscompetitionimportanttothelisteners?A.They'llmeetfamousperformers.B

.They'llhaveabrighterfuture.C.They'llgetachancetotraveltheworld.20.Howmanyhourswilltheperformanceslast?A.Three.B.Four.C.Seven.第二部分阅读（共两节，满分5

0分）{#{QQABYYAUoggIAIIAARhCAwGiCgKQkBCCCAoOhAAMoAAACRNABAA=}#}3/10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。AHereareso

methingsthatyoucanbuyasgiftsforyourfriendswhoarebirdwatchers.Awindow-mountedbirdfeederOnewaytoguaranteeaclose-uplookatthebirdsinyourgarden

istobringthemallthewaytothehouse.Thisbirdfeederissolidlybuiltwithstrongsuction（吸）cupsthatyoucantietoyourwindows,givingyouagoodviewo

fyourwingedvisitors.ApairofbinocularsBinocularsareabirdwatcher'sbestfriend!Theyworkliketwosmalltelescopesjoinedtogether,allowin

gyoutousebotheyestoseedistantbirdsasiftheywererightinfrontofyou.They'reperfectforspottingfeatheredfriendsinthewild,whetherthebi

rdsarehighupinthetreesorsoaringacrossthesky.Whenyoupeerthroughthem,yougetaviewthatmakeseverylittledetailofthebirds—theircolor

s,beaks,andeventhetextureoftheirfeathers.TheRobin:ABiographybyStephenMossThisbeautifullyillustratedbookdrawsreadersintothemyste

riousworldofBritain'sfavouritebird,theredrobin—afamiliarsightinallwintergardens,butasnaturalistStephenMossdemonstrates,onewehardl

yknow.Combiningconvincingstorytellingwithbiologicalfact,Mossguidesusthroughayearinthelifeoftherobin,fromthemomentithatchesfro

mitseggtoitsalltootimelymortality（死亡）—therobintendstoliveamere13months,addingtoitspreciousquality.Areusabl

ethermalbottleEverygoodbirdingexpeditionneedsabottleofsteaminghottea.Areusablebottledecoratedwithlifelikedrawingsofcl

assicBritishbirdscombinesanaturalaesthetic(美感)withpracticality.Itcankeepnotonlyhotdrinksbutalsocolddrinks.21.Whatdoweknowaboutbinoculars?A.T

heycanattractbirdstoyourhouse.B.Theyshowimagesinblackandwhite.C.Theycanprovidedetailedviewsofbirdwatching.D.They'retooheavytocarryforbirdwatch

ers.22.WhatdoesTheRobin:ABiographytellusabout?A.Thelifetimeofabird.B.Thedeathofabird.C.Thequantityofabird.D.Thebirthofabird.{#{QQABYYAU

oggIAIIAARhCAwGiCgKQkBCCCAoOhAAMoAAACRNABAA=}#}4/1023.Whatdothelasttwogiftshaveincommon?A.Theyinvolve

rarebirdsB.Theyattractuserswithpictures.C.TheyareforpracticaluseD.TheyspreadbirdknowledgeBI’minacoffeeshopinManhattanandI’mabouttobe

comethemostdislikedpersonintheroom.First,I’mgoingtointerruptthemanreadingquietlynearthewindowandaskforadrinkofhislatte.N

ext,I’mgoingtoaskthelineofpeoplewaitingtopayifIcancuttothefrontofthequeue.ThisishowIchosetospendmylastvacation.Here’swhy.Growingup,allIeverhea

rdaboutwas“EQ.”Itwasthemid-1990s,andpsychologistDanielGolemanhadjustpopularizedtheconceptofemotionalintelligence.UnlikeIQ,whichtrackedconve

ntionalmeasuresofintelligencelikereasoningandrecall,EQmeasuredtheabilitytounderstandotherpeople—tolisten,toempathize(共情),andtoappreciate.

Mymother,anelementaryschoolprincipal,prizedbrainsandhardwork,butsheplacedaspecialemphasisonGoleman’snewidea.Toher,EQwastheelix

ir(万能药)thatseparatedthegoodstudentsfromthegreataftertheyleftschool.Shewasdeterminedtosendmeintotheadultworldwithasmuchofthiselixiraspossible.Butwhe

nIfinallybeganmyfirstjob,Inoticedasecondelixirinthepocketsofsomeofmycolleagues.Itgavetheiropinionsextraweightandtheirdecisionsadde

dimpact.Strangestofall,itseemedliketheanti-EQ:Insteadofknowinghowtomakeothersfeelgood,thiselixirgavepeoplethecouragetodotheopposite—to

saythingsothersdidn’twanttohear.Thiswasassertiveness(魄力).Itboileddowntothecommandofasingleskill:theabilitytohaveuncomfortableconversati

ons.Assertivepeople—thosewithhigh“AQ”—askforthingstheywant,declinethingstheydon’t,provideconstructivef

eedback,andengageindirectconfrontation(对峙)anddebate.AlifetimeimprovingmyEQhelpedmeempathizewithothers,but

italsoleftmeoverlysensitivetosituationswhereIhadtosayordothingsthatmightmakeothersunhappy.WhileIdidn’tavoidconflict,Iwasalwaysfrustrated

bymypowerlessnesswhenIhadtosayordosomethingthatcouldupsetsomeone.ThisismyproblemandI’mworkingonit.24.Whydidtheauthoractthatwayinthecof

feeshop?A.Toimproveaskill.B.Tojumpthequeue.C.Toadvocateanewidea.D.Tohaveauniquevacation.25.Whatdoweknowabouttheauthor’smother?A.Shethoughtlittleo

fIQ.B.ShepopularizedGoleman’sidea.C.Shewasastrictmotherandprincipal.D.ShevaluedEQasthekeytogreatness.{#{QQABYYAUoggIAI

IAARhCAwGiCgKQkBCCCAoOhAAMoAAACRNABAA=}#}5/1026.Whatdoestheword“it”underlinedinthefourthparagraphreferto?A

.EQ.B.AQ.C.Empathy.D.Courage.27.Accordingtothepassage,thosewithhighEQbutlowAQarelikelytobe______.A.successfulleadersB.peoplepleaser

sC.terriblecomplainersD.pleasureseekersCPeoplegenerateahugeamountofhairwaste.Nearlyallofthatwasteendsupinl

andfill,whereitcanreleaseharmfulgreenhousegasesthatcontributetoclimatechange.Buthairpossessesusefulqualitiesthatit'sashametosimpl

ythrowitaway.That'swhypeopleallaroundtheworld,likeHama,havebeencollectinghairandfindinginnovativeway

storecycleit,includingmakingmats(垫子)outofitforremovingoilleaksintheocean.HamaispartofthenonprofitMatterofTrust(MoT)membersworkinga

tmorethan60centersdottedacross17countries,usingmachinestomakehairdonatedfromlocalsalonsandindividuals

intosquaremat,whicharethenusedtocleanupthefloatingoil."Hairisparticularlywell-suitedforthis,"saysMoTco-founderLi

saGautier."That'sbecauseitsroughsortofouterlayerletsoilsticktoit."MoT'smatshavebeenusedinmajoroilleaks,includingthe2010De

epwaterHorizonand2007CoscoBusanincidents.Ina2018study,Murray,anenvironmentalscientistattheUniversityofTechnology

Sydney,inAustraliafoundthatmatsmadeofrecycledhumanhaircouldabsorb0.84gramsofoilontoitssurfaceforevery

gramofhair-significantlymorethanpolypropylene(聚丙烯)，atypeofplasticthat'stypicallyusedtocleanupfloatingoil.Besides,hairisalsousefu

lasfertilizer.Haircontainsarelativelyhighnitrogen(氮)，achemicalelementcrucialforplantgrowth,andeachlockofhairismadeofroughly1

6percentofthisessentialnutrient.Lastyear,morethan560gallonsofliquidfertilizermadefromhumanhairwassoldtofarmersinnorthernTanzaniaandthefeedbackfrom

thefarmershasbeenveryencouraging."It'sjustagreatwaytousehairinaproductiveway.Hairisananswerliterallyhanginginfrontofoureyes—oroilandsoil,"Hamasay

s.28.Howdoestheauthorintroducethetopic?A.Bypresentingascene.B.Byofferingthebackground.C.Bydescribingtheusa

geofhair.D.Bypraisinganenvironmentalist.29.Whatcanthematmadeofhumanhairdo?A.Improvesoil.B.Preventoilleaks.C.Cleartheseaofoil.D.Takeinharmfulgas.{#{

QQABYYAUoggIAIIAARhCAwGiCgKQkBCCCAoOhAAMoAAACRNABAA=}#}6/1030.Whichqualitiesofhaircontributetoitsinnovativeuse?A.Itscolorandstrength.B.Itssizean

damount.C.Itsweightandflexibility.D.Itsstructureandcomponent.31.Whichbestdescribesthefutureofhairwasteasfertilizer?A.Uncertain.B.Promising.C.D

oubtful.D.Worrying.DWhenitcomestotechnology,neverbeforehavewebeenbothmoredependent,andmorecautious.Societyismo

reconnected,butalsomorelonely;moreproductive,butalsomoreburnt-out;wehavemoreprivacytools,butarguablyl

essprivacy.Woulditbewrongtosaywearebecomingdisappointedwithit?There'snodoubtthatsometechinnovationhasbeenuniversallygreat.Anewantib

ioticthatkilledapreviouslydeadlysuperbugwasinventedbyanAltool.Machinesthatcansuckcarbondioxideoutoftheaircouldbe

ahugehelpinthefightagainstclimatechange.Butontheotherhand,tech-relatedscandals(丑闻)dominateheadlines.Storiesaboutcyberattacksandhorribleon

lineabuseareregularlyonthenews."Likeeverything,techhasadarkside.Itisatwo-edgedsword,”saysveteranSiliconValleywatcher,ProfMikeMalone

."Fundamentally,iftherewasaproblempeoplewould,should,stopusingit,"PaoloPescatore,ananalyst,says.Buthethengoesontotalkaboutthepeerpressureto

remainpluggedin--fromcolleagues,friendsandfamily,andevenfromgovernmentswantingtoswitchtodigitalservices.MrHalgas,ayoungtechbosswithbigam

bition,tellsmethattheindustryhasbecomeamoreeasilyaffectedplaceforitsstaff."Techworkerswereverycomfortableinourjobs,"heexplains."Peopleusedtosay,'

Googleisn'tajob;it'saretirementplan'.Thosedaysarelonggone.”“Techworkersthoughttheyweresafefromautomation:nowweareamongthepeoplewhomightber

eplacedbycode-writingAltools,”hesays.ArecentsurveybyPRfirmEdelmansuggestedthat52%ofpeopleintheUKbelievedtechi

nnovationwasdevelopingtoofast,and70%thoughttechbossesshoulddevelopnewtechslowly.Realistically,thereispracticallyzerochance

ofthathappening.Themoneyandpowerthatisfloodingin,particularlytotheAIsector,speaksforitself."Buttheoutpouringof

publicdebatethatalsocentersarounditishealthy",arguesProfMalone."We'renotjustblindlyembracingnewtechanymoreandthat'sagoodthing,"hesa

ys.32.WhatdoMrHalgas'swordsindicate?A.Techindustryistakingabadturn.B.Workersintechindustryarecomfortable.C.Googleprovidesdetailed

retirementplans.D.Techworkersmaybereplacedsomeday.33.Whatcanwelearnaboutnewtechfromthelast2paragraphs?A.Newtechiswellrece

ivedcurrently.B.NewtechcannotfloodintotheAlsector.C.Newtechisundersensiblediscussionnow.D.Newtechiscriticizedfordevelopingtoosl

ow.34.Whatwillthefollow-uptextfocuson?A.Abolderattitudetodevelopingnewtech.B.Anurgentappealtowelcomenewtech.C.Abalancedapproachtoembracingnew

tech.D.Acomprehensiveplantoadvancenewtech.{#{QQABYYAUoggIAIIAARhCAwGiCgKQkBCCCAoOhAAMoAAACRNABAA=}#}7/1035.Whatcanbeasuitabletitlef

orthetext?A.ShouldthePublicEmbraceDigitalServices?B.CanInnovativeTechnologyFollowUp?C.IsItGoodtoSlowTechInnovationDown?D.ShouldWeHaveFaithinTechnolog

y?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。TheMaasaipeoplearethemosteasilyidentifiableinKenyawiththeirverycolor

fulclothingandornamentsonthebody.Theyliveanomadic(游牧)life,raisingandhuntinganimalsnearsomeofKenya’smostvisitedwildli

feparks.36ItisatraditionforayoungMaasaiman,calledamoranintheMaasailanguage,tokillalionalonewithaspeartoshowthatheisaman.Withthe

kill,amoranwouldbeabletowina“lionname”andadmirationamongyoungwomen.37Instead,theyoungMaasaiwilltakepartinajavelin（标枪）t

hrowingcompetitionataneventcalledtheMaasaiOlympics.MingatiSamanya,attheageof69,isoneoftheMaasaielders.Duringhisyouth,Samanyakilledtwolionstoshowhewas

aman.38SamanyaisnowamongtheelderswhoaretryingtopushtheyoungMaasaitodosomethingdifferenttoprovethemselves,whichincludes

participatinginjavelinthrowing,jumpingandotheractivitiesinthecommunityOlympics.39Inthepast,theykilledlionsanddidn’tget

anybenefitfromit.Rightnow,whenthemoransthrowajavelin,runorjump,theygetnotjustmedals,butalsosomemoney.40T

hankstotheMaasaiOlympicsanditsappealingpracticeinparticular,thelionpopulationinpartsoftheKimanaSanctuary（保护区）nearMountKilimanjaroha

sincreased10timesoverthelast20years.A．Itcanhelpprovidefortheirfamilies.B．Quiteoftenwomenalsojoinintheevents.

C．Thatishowhehadthe“lionname”Mingati.D．ButtheMaasaiseemtobeendingthetradition.E．Herecomeshowtheyprotecttherightsoft

heMaasai.F．However,theirhuntinghasoftenbeentakenasathreattothelions.G．OnaSaturday,themoransnearKimanaw

illcompeteforrewards.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）{#{QQABYYAUoggIAIIAARhCAwGiCgKQkBCCCAoOhAAMoAAACRNABAA=}#}8/10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。Iwasthirty-fourthefirsttimeIsawtherealSanta.Myhusbandhadlosthisjobearlier,andwe41expenseseveryw

herewecould.He’dbeenhuntingforjobsand42often,buttheprocesswasslow.Oneafternoon,wewerefeelingparticularly43,sowedecidedtotreatourselvestoamealoutsid

e.Itwasa(n)44forustogetoutofthehouse,too.Plus,thepizzaswere45ournamesintherestaurant.Whenwegottothecountertopay,theemployeesaidourmealha

dbeencoveredbythetruckahead.Whilepeopledidthissometimes,anditwasalwaysalovely46,thistimewereallydidn’twanttojusttakethegiftan

dleave.Instead,weattemptedtokeepthe47goingbyofferingtopayfortheorderforthecarbehindus.“Noneed,thatmanjustpaidforeveryonei

nline.”Wehadnochoicebuttoget48withthefactthatastrangerhadjustdonesomethingkindforus,andtherewasnowayto49thekindness.Lookingtowardth

etruck,IthoughtIcouldseetheman’s50inthedriver’ssidemirror.Hestuckhishandoutthewindowandgavea51wave,which52remindedmeofth

escenewhereSantawasflyingawayintothenight,glovedhand53inagoodbyewave.Myhusbandfoundawonderfuljobshortlyafterw

ards.We’vegoneontodo54actsofkindnessforothers,rememberingtheeffectthis55mealhadonuswhenSantadroveatruckwithabigsmileandalittlew

ave.41.A.cutbackonB.gotdowntoC.caughtupwithD.brokeawayfrom42.A.fleeingB.resigningC.researchingD.interviewing43.A.ann

oyedB.lowC.confusedD.scared44.A.pityB.excuseC.abilityD.choice45.A.showingB.mentioningC.callingD.inviting46.A.suggestionB.approachC.introductionD

.gesture47.A.missionB.responsibilityC.chainD.reaction48.A.impressedB.patientC.comfortableD.familiar49.A.

payforwardB.passthroughC.lightupD.bringout50.A.frownB.smileC.enthusiasmD.confusion51.A.braveB.cheerfulC.continuousD.fearles

s52.A.graduallyB.possiblyC.carefullyD.instantly53.A.raisedB.tiedC.seizedD.covered54.A.formalB.preciousC.admirableD.random55.A.delica

teB.fancyC.freeD.costly{#{QQABYYAUoggIAIIAARhCAwGiCgKQkBCCCAoOhAAMoAAACRNABAA=}#}9/10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。MeetSora——OpenAI'snewtext-to-videogenerator.Thetool,whichtheSanFranciscocompanyunveiledThursday,56(employ)g

enerativeartificialintelligencetoinstantlycreateshortvideosbasedonwrittencommands.Sincetheannouncement,57handfu

lofexamplesofSora-generatedvideos58(share)toshowoffwhatitcando.ThecompanysaidSoraiscapableofgeneratingvideosupto60secondsin59(long)fromtextin

structions.Themodelunderstandsnotonlywhattheuserhasaskedfor,60howthosethingsexistinthephysicalworld.OpenAIsaiditintendstotraintheAImodelst

ohelppeoplesolveproblems61requirereal-worldinteraction.”ThesetypesofAImodelscouldhaveabigimpactondigitalent

ertainmentmarketswithnew62(personalize)contentbeingstreamedacrosschannels.Atthesametime,OpenAIsaidSoraisstillawork63

progresswithclearweaknesses.Itgavetheexampleofcreatingavideoofsomeonetakingabiteoutofacookiebutitnotha

vingabitemarkrightafter.Fornow,OpenAI'smessagingremainsfocusedonsafety.Thecompanysaiditplanstoworkwithateamofexpertstotestthelatestmodelandlo

ok64(close)atvariousareas.Itisalsograntingaccesstoanumberofvisualartists,designersandfilmmakers65(collect)feedbackonhow

creativeprofessionalscoulduseit.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，请写信给留学生朋友James，鼓励他参加国际学生服务中心(Internatio

nalStudentsServiceCenter)面向留学生开展的主题为“MyChinaSurprise”的短视频征集活动。内容包括:1.活动介绍；2.视频要求。注意：1.写作词数应为80左右；2.请按如下格式在答题卡的相应位置作答。DearJames,______________

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gKQkBCCCAoOhAAMoAAACRNABAA=}#}10/10Yours,LiHua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。Whenhewasaround5-6yearso

ld,mybrotherTed,whoisfouryearsyoungertome,suddenlyfoundhislegsunabletomoveonenight.Whatfollowedwasoneofthehardesttimesofmyparents'life.Monthspa

ssedwiththemmeetingvariousdoctors,visitingdifferenthospitals,andknockingatthedoorstepofeverypossiblechance—allthetimewi

thTedintheirarms,sincehewasn'tabletowalkonhisownanymore.Thereweredoubtsofpermanentparalysis（瘫痪）—theverymentionofwhichwasenoughtobreakusdown.Fromfind

ingitextremelypainfultowalk,tonotbeingabletogetuponhisown,andtonotbeingabletostandatall,Ted'sproblemwasworseni

ngdaybyday.Mostsurprisingly,allthiswhile,hewasasstrongas,perhaps,onlychildrencanbeinsuchdifficulttimes.Duringthisperio

d,itwasnotunusualformymothertohavesuddenbreakdowns.Once,sheburstintotearswhilewatchingTedplayingjoyfully.Hewipedoffhertears,andsaid,“Don'tcry,m

ummy.See,Icanstandandevenrunonmyown!”Sayingthis,hetriedtogetup,stoodonshakinglegsforjustaboutafewmicrosecondsandfell

down,onlytobesafelycaughtinthearmsofmymom,whohuggedhimdearlyandcriedsomemore.Thiswasthemostheart-breakingthingthatIh

adeverexperienced.Butitwasalsoapowerfuloneforthesimplefactthatitwasmylittlebrotherwhotaughtuswhatlifewasallabout—HOPE.Witnessingmybrother'ss

trongwillandpositiveattitudeinspiredmeaswell.Asabrother,Icouldnotstandbydoingnothingatall.HopewasburninginmyheartwhenIhadthei

deatotrainmybrothertowalkagain.IfirmlybelieveTedcouldstandupandwalkasheusedto.Wheneverschoolwasover,Iwo

uldputTedintoapushchairandtellmymomthatwe'djustgotothepark.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。Inthepark,IwouldputTedo

nemeterawayfromme,encouraginghimtowalk._________________________Weagreedtokeepthisasecretfromourparentsuntilmom'sbirthday.___

_______________________________{#{QQABYYAUoggIAIIAARhCAwGiCgKQkBCCCAoOhAAMoAAACRNABAA=}#}2024届高三第二次模拟考试英语试卷参考答案第一部分听力(共两节，满分30分)1-5ABCBA6-10CBBCB1

1-15CACCB16-20CAABA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)21-23CAB24-27ADBB28-31BCDB31-35DCCD第二节(共5小题；每小题2.5分，

满分12.5分)36-40FECGA第三部分语言知识运用(共两节，满分30分)第一节(共15小题；每小题1分，满分15分)41-45ADBBC46-50DCCAB51-55BDADC第二节(共10小题；每小题1.5分，满分15分)56.employs57.a58.have

beenshared59.length60.but61.which/that62.personalized63.in64.closely65.tocollect第四部分写作(共两节，满分40分)第一节(满分15分)OnePos

sibleVersionDearJames.Goodnews!TheInternationalStudentsServiceCenterisorganizingavideoshootingcontestthemed“MyChinaSurprise”,andIstronglyrecommen

dyougiveitashot.AllforeignstudentslivinginChinaarewelcometosharetheirunexpectedadventures,surprisingmomentsandculturalrevelationsth

roughthelens.Therearenostrictrestrictionsonthetopics,allowingparticipantsamplefreedomtocapturewhatevertheyfindcaptivatingandintrig

uing.SubmissionisopenuntilJan.15th,2024,andthereareveryexcitingprizesawaitingthewinners.Consideringyourcolorfullife,singula

rcreativityandconsiderableexpertiseinphotography,yourvideowilldefinitelymakeaverycompetitiveentry.I'mlooking

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