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2024年春期高2022级高二期末考试英语试题注意事项：1.答卷前,考生务必将自己的姓名、准考证号填写在答题卡上。2.回答选择题时,选出每小题答案后,用铅笔把答题卡上对应题目的答案标号涂黑。如需改动,用橡皮擦干净后,再选涂其他答案标号。回答非选择题时,将答

案写在答题卡上,写在本试卷上无效。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，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．Whatshouldbedonebeforeopeningadoorinafire?A．Soundthealarmclock.B．Makesurethedooriscold.C．Godirectlyto

theemergencyexit.2．Whatarethespeakersmainlytalkingabout?A．Theirdailyroutine.B．Theirdormitory.C．Theweather.3．Whatm

aycausethewomantrouble?A．Missingaclass.B．Havingdinneroutside.C．Gettingbackhometoolate.4．Whatisthemangoodat?A．LanzhouHand-pulledNoodles.B．LambHotPot.C

．MapoBeanCurd.5．Whatisthewomandoing?A．Doingsomeshopping.B．Sendingaletter.C．Askingtheway.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。听完每段对话或独白前，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秒钟的做答时间。每段对话或独白读两遍。听第6段材料，回答第6、7题。6．Howmany

coursescanastudentchoose?A．One.B．Two.C．Three.7．Whowillthewomanturntoforhelp?A．Herparents.B．Herprofessor.C．Herfriend.听第7段材料，回答第

8、9题。8．Whatistheprobablerelationshipbetweenthespeakers?A．Fatheranddaughter.B．Playerandcoach.C．Perform

erandaudience.9．Whatdoestheaudiencewantaccordingtotheman?A．Toseeagoodshow.B．Toseethewoman’sopponentwin.C．Toseethewomanbecomethechampion.听第8段材料，回答

第10至12题。10．Whathasmadeworkingathomepossible?A．Differentjobopportunities.B．Livingfarfromworkplaces.C．Communicationindustry.11．

Whatistheadvantageofworkingathomeaccordingtothewoman?A．Savingalotoftime.B．Improvingfamilymembers’relationship.

C．Offeringanenvironmentforfreemovement.12．Whatmighthappeninthefutureinthewoman’sopinion?A．Acompanynolongerneedsworkers.B．

Allworkerswillbeforeignersinacompany.C．Peoplecanworkathomeforaforeigncompany.听第9段材料，回答第13至第16题。13．Whatistheplanforchangestoth

ecitycentreabout?A．Banningcarsfromthecitycentre.B．Changingbusesinthecitycentre.C．Keepingbikesoutofthecitycentre.14．Whatisthewoman’sattitudetow

ardstheplan?A．Uncertain.B．Supportive.C．Disapproving.15．Whathappenedinthetownwhereatrialwasdone?A．Theairqualityimproved.B．Theshopsalesweredown.C．Traff

icconditionsgotbetter.16．Whatdoesthemanthinkthegovernmentshoulddo?A．Lowertransportfees.B．Promotecleanenergy.C．Improve

publictransport.听第10段独白，回答第17至第20题。17．Whenwilltheswimclassesbegin?A．OnMay1st.B．OnApril30th.C．OnApril29th.18

．Howmanyswimclassesarebeingoffered?A．10.B．15.C．20.19．Whomustcometotheswimskillshow?A．ThosewhohavenoLevel3certificate.B．Thosewhowanttopa

sstheskillleveltestquickly.C．ThosewhohaveneverattendedCommunityPoolclasses.20．Whowillratethestudents’skil

llevels?A．Thespeaker.B．Theinstructors.C．Thelocalcommunity.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。

AThesearefourcitieswhichhavetraditionalFrenchChristmasmarkets.ArrasDates:November24toDecember30Openingtimes:SundaytoThursday—10:30amto8:30p

m,FridayandSaturday—10:30amto10pmHeadtoArrasforhistory,cultureandtraditioninabundanceattheChristmasmarket.Thetownisswe

ptintoChristmaswitheverycornerdecoratedwithcomplexdecorationsandabreathtakinglightshowilluminating(照亮)theUnes

co-listedBeffroid’Arras.AvignonDates:December1toJanuary6Openingtimes:Everyday—10amto7pmTheAvignonChristmasMarketb

lendstraditionandfestivitywiththeadditionoflocalProvencalspecialities.FromtheendofNovembertotheendofDecember,

thecity’shistoriccentreistransformedwithover120woodencottagesdecoratedwithtwinklinglightsandfestivedecorationsliningthestr

eets.WalkfurtherintothemarkettotheChemindesCrèches,acharminglighttrailshowcasingelaborate(精心制作的)scenesilluminatedbyunique

light.ToulouseDates:November25toDecember25Openingtimes:MondaytoFriday—middayto7:30pm,Saturday—10amto9pm,Sunda

y—10amto7:30pmThemarketislocatedintheheartofToulouse,onthePlaceduCapitole.It’ssurroundedbybeautifulbuildings,including

theCapitoleitselfandtheJacobinschurch.Thecityiswell-knownforitsterracottaarchitecturewhichservesasafai

rytaleexterior(外观)totheirChristmasmarket.BordeauxDates:November24toDecember27Openingtimes:Everyday—11amto9pmThereisonefoodinpartic

ularlinkedtothecity,andthatischocolate.Steepedinchocolate-makingheritagesince1969,theBordeauxregionhasmany

famouschocolatefactories.Themarkethasnumerousstandsshowcasingthisexquisitelocalcraft.Youcanexpecttofinddifferentkindsofc

hocolate,allmadewiththehigh-qualityingredients,whichyoucantakehome.21．WhatdoesArrasandAvignonhaveincommon?A．Theybo

thhaveparticularfood.B．Theyprovidethefantasticlightshow.C．Theyaredecoratedwithfestivedecorations.D．Theyarebothfamousfortheiruniquearchitecture.22．Whe

ncanyougoshoppingatToulouse’sChristmasmarket?A．At9:00pmonSunday.B．At4:30pmonSaturday.C．At10:00amonThursday

.D．At8:30amonTuesday.23．Whichcityisrelatedtochocolate?A．Arras.B．Avignon.C．Toulouse.D．Bordeaux.BNomatterhowmanytimesSandyhasrescuedananimal,s

henevergetsoverthecasualcrueltysomepeopledisplaytowardunwantedpets.Whenshelostherown“angel”dog,shestartedLogan’sLegacytohelpotherp

etsinneed.Sandyrecentlyreceivedaphonecallaboutasmalldog,possiblyapuppy,thathadbeenabandonedonastreet.Sinceshewastoofartohel

pon,shecalledafriendwholivesnearbytogetthereassoonaspossible.WhenherfriendTomarrived,hefoundatinydogcurled(蜷缩)inatightballwiththecha

infirmlytiedtoatree.Someonehadleftfoodandwaterforher,butthepuppywastoofrightenedtoeatordrink.Oncegatheredupinablanketandplacedintothebac

kseatofthecar,shebegantogetweakquicklyfromdehydration(脱水)andexhaustion.Themomentshegotsomewaterandfood,thepuppymadearapidrecovery,andherlovel

yandsweetpersonalitycouldfinallyshine!“WehavenamedherCiCi,”Sandyadded,“Sheisfeelingsomuchbetter.Shehasbeenobservedatmyplaceands

heisdoinggreat.Thissweetbabygirlwillneverfeelfearfulagain,andwon’teverbeabandonedagain.”AfterwinningheartsatSandy’s

office,CiCihasbeenapprovedforadoptingandwillsoonleaveforhernewlife.Sandyandherfellowrescuersaretryingtheirbesttofindhertheperfectfamilytoloveherandtr

eatherwiththerespectalllivingcreaturesdeserve!24．WhatdidSandyfeelithardtoovercome?A．Thecasualhumanity.

B．Thecrueltyofhumanity.C．Thekindhumannature.D．Theweaknessofkindness.25．Howwasthedog’sconditionwhenfirstfound?A．Sh

esufferedaseriousillness.B．Shehadnothingtoeatordrink.C．Shegotlostfarawayfromhome.D．Shewasscaredandinpoorhealt

h.26．WhatwillbeCiCi’sprobablefuturelife?A．Shewillstoptakingmedicine.B．Shewillcontinuefurthertreatment.C．Shewillhaveaperfectmatchforhome.D

．ShewillgetonwellwithSandyforever.27．Whatcanbethebesttitleofthispassage?A．AWarmHomeforCiCiB．DogSavedHeartFulfilledC．ATerribleExperienceofCiC

iD．SavingDogsSavingThemselvesCIt’snotoftenthatpeoplelineupforanexhibitiononaweekday,butthat’sexactlywhat

’shappeningattheChinaAcademyofArtMuseum,where13topnationalink-washpaintingsfromvariousmuseumsareondispla

yuntilApril16.Thisisanunparalleledopportunityformuseum-goers.ThehighlightoftheexhibitionisHuangGongwang’ssurvivingworkDwellingintheFuchunMountains,wh

ichisconsideredoneofthetopartisticpaintingsinChina.InspiredbythestillwaterandpoeticviewsalongHangzhou’sFuchunRiver,Huangpaintedthemasterpiecebetwee

n1348and1350.ItwasliterallyburnedintotwopiecesduringthereignofEmperorShunzhi(1644-1661)intheQingDynasty(1644

-1911).Itslastkeeper,WuHongyu,lovedthepaintingsomuchthatheorderedittobeburnedsohecouldtakeittotheafterlifewhenhedied.Wu’snephewrescue

dthepainting,whichwasalreadysplitintotwoparts.Thefirstsmallerpiece,slightlyoverhalfameterinlength,wasrenamedTheBrokenMoun

tain(orShengShanTu)andmadeitswayintotheZhejiangMuseuminHangzhou,whiletheotherwenttothePalaceMuseuminTaipei.In2011,thefirstsectionofthepaintin

gwasloanedtothePalaceMuseuminTaipeiwherethetwopieceswerereunitedforthefirsttimesincetheirseparationoverthreean

dahalfcenturiesago.Sincethen,ShengShanTuhasrarelybeenshowntothepublic.Visitorsarehighlyrecommendedtoseizetherareopportunitytoseethismasterpiece.Am

ongthe13topmasterpieces,10piecesarepaintedintheSongDynasty(960-1279)AsthepeakofancientChineseart,Songink-wa

shpaintingsareconsideredthetypicalrepresentativeoftraditionalaesthetics(美学).AnotherhighlightcomesfromMaYuanandXiaGui.Inthe

irpaintings,peoplecanalsobeseendrinkingtea,playingChineseinstruments.orentertainingfriends.Usually,humanfiguresonlyaccountforas

mallpartofthesepaintings.highlightingman’sinsignificanceagainstnatureandthepainters’detached(超然的)attitudetowardlife.28．Whatdoest

heword“unparalleled”inparagraph1mean?A．Limited.B．Unacceptable.C．Unique.D．Genuine.29．WhatcanweinferaboutHuang’sworkDwelling

intheFuchunMountains?A．ItbelongstothePalaceMuseuminTaipei.B．Ithasbeenkeptasawholesincetheexhibition.C．Itwouldh

avebeendestroyedwithoutWuHongyu.D．ItisapaintingfeaturingpoeticsceneryalongtheFuchunriver.30．Whatisth

eauthor’smainpurposeinwritingthepassage?A．Toattractvisitorsbyrecommendingfeaturesoftheexhibition.B．Tosho

wthepopularityofcontemporaryink-washpaintings.C．Tostresstheimportanceofprotectingancientartworks.D．Tosharethestory

ofmasterpieceswithmuseum-goers.31．Whatcanbelearnedaboutthepaintingsaccordingtoparagraphs4-5?A．Songink-washpaintingsrepre

sentthetoplevelinarthistory.B．Painterstrytoreflectpeople’sattitudetolifeinpaintings.C．Humanfiguresmakeupasignificantpartofthepaintin

gs.D．Painterstendtoconveyman’ssuperiorforceagainstnature.DTheU.S.FoodandDrugAdministration(FDA)hasapprovedanewclass

ofhearingaiddevices,whichdonotrequireamedicalexam.ThatmeansAmericanswillbeabletobuyhearingaidslaterthisyearwithoutseeingadoctororreceivingamed

icalexamination.Thedevicesaredesignedforadultswithmildtomoderatehearingproblems.TheFDAestimatesthatthehearingaidsc

ouldhelpnearly30millionadultsintheUnitedStates,butonlyaboutone-fifthofpeoplewithhearingproblemsusethedevicesc

urrently.“Today’sactionbytheFDArepresentsasignificantmilestoneinmakinghearingaidsmorecost-effectiveandaccessible

,”HealthandHumanServicesSecretaryXavierBecerra,toldreportersonTuesday.TheFDAfirstproposedtherulechangeforhearingaidslastyearandth

enewruleswilltakeeffectinthemiddleofOctober.Themovefollowsyearsofpressurefrommedicalexpertsandotherstomakethedevicesl

esscostlyandeasiertoget.However,costisstillabarrierrightnow.Americanscanpaymorethan$5,000forhearingaids,whichisforthedeviceitselfandfit

tingservices.Privateinsurancecoverageisalsolimitedforthedevices.Andgovernmentinsuranceforolderpeople

,knownasMedicare,doesnotpayforthem.Medicareonlypaysforhearingtests.“Therequirementtoseeaspecialistwa

snotonlyaburdenandanannoyanceformanyconsumersbutalsoitactuallycreatedacompetitivebarriertoentry,”saidBrianDeese,aWhiteHouseec

onomicadviser.DeeseaddedthatthegovernmentestimatesthatAmericanscouldsaveasmuchas$2,800forasetofhearingaidsiftheywanttobuythem.ButFDAoff

icialsnotedthatthesavingswilldependonwhenproducerslaunchproductsandhowmuchtheycost.“It’sveryhardtopredictexactlywhatwe’llsee

andwhen,”saidDr.JeffreyShuren,theFDA’smedicaldevicechief.Shurenaddedofficialsexpectedtoseeincreasedcompetitionfromnewproducersandnewproductsfrom

existinghearingaidmakers.32．Whoprobablyusethenewhearingaiddevices?A．Thepeoplewhocannotaffordmedicalfee.B．T

he20percentofpeoplewhocanpayforthem.C．Thepeoplewhoneedn’tbeexaminedbydoctors.D．Theadultswhosehearingproblemsarenotserious.33．Whatmight

therulechangebring?A．Hearingtestsforfree.B．Morepressurefrommedicalexperts.C．Lowercostofthehearingdevices.D．Moreprivateinsurancecoverage.34．WhatmayD

eeseagreewith?A．Seeingaspecialistwasunaccessible.B．Seeingaspecialistwasatroublesomeexperience.C．Thegover

nmentwillsavemuchmedicalexpense.D．Americanswillpaymoremoneyformedicalcare.35．Whatcanwelearnfromthelastpara

graph?A．Whenthecostwillbereducedisuncertain.B．Existinghearingaidmakerscanbenefitmost.C．Officialswilldecidethepriceofthehea

ringaids.D．Newproducerswillsucceedinthecompetition.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。Travelingwithkids,re

gardlessoftheage,isaterriblethingfornewparents.Responsibilityishighandtravelexpensesmightbeunexpectedatanypointofthetrip.I

fyouareplanningyourfirstroadtriporvacationwithchildren,thereareseveralimportantthingstoconsider.Getach

ildlocator.36andmanyparentssometimeslosetheirkidsPopulartouristdestinationsareovercrowded,too.So,ifyouareafraidoflosingyourchild

ren,getachildlocatortobeawareofwhereyourkidsaregoingwhentheyaccidentallygetlost.37Youdonotneedtopacktonsoftoys,sweetsandatabletfullofgamesinor

dertokeepyourlittleonesentertained.Youcanencouragethemtocreateatraveljournalorsmashbook,read,telleachotherstories,orgivethemacamer

atocapturethemostpreciousmomentsduringyourtrip.3839Thisisamustevenduringtheshortestroadtrip.Youcanhandleaheadache,butyourchildcan’t

.Ifyoudonotknowwhattoputinyourfirstaidkit(急救箱),consultyourchildren’sdoctor,becauseallchildrenaredifferentandthemedicineseither.Apartfromtheab

ove,money,passport,avoidingheavyluggage,pickafamily-friendlydestinationandfamilyfriendlyaccommodationarea

lsoneeded.Travelingwithkidsisexcitingandinteresting.Yourfirsttripmightnotbesoexciting,butwithacarefulpreparation,yourfamilytripwillbethemost

memorableone.40A．KeepthemcarefulB．KeepthementertainedC．Packasmall,kid-friendlyfirstaidkit.D．Boardgamesmightbeagodchoice,tooE．Airportsandtrainstation

sareusuallyovercrowded.F．Avoidingyourlittleonesinthepanningofthetripisagoodidea.G．Involveyourlittleonesintheplanningofthetrip,whichwillhelpy

ou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）阅读下面短文，从短文后各题所给的四个选项A、B、C和D中,选出可以填入空白处的最佳选项，并在答题卡上将该项涂黑。Evenwhenyouhaveconfidenceinyourself,yourgoalsw

illsometimesseemoutofreach.Whenthathappens,getholdofthepeoplewho41youandyourgoalsanddon’tletgo!WhenIwasyounger,I42becaus

elifefeltsohard.Ihad43tobecomeateacherorabusinessadministrator.IknewIneededacollegedegree,butIhad44believinginmyself.Thenateacherinmyhighscho

ol45me.Hetoldmethreethings:First,ifyoudon’tbelieveinyourself,itwillbe46togetanyoneelsetobelieveinyou.Second,never

letotherpeople’s47toseeyourbrilliancepreventyoufrombeingbrilliant.Andthird,despitelife’s48,sticktocreatingthefutureyouwant.Earlyinmy49

,Iwasteachingaworkshopwhenapersonintheaudienceyelledouttome.HetoldmeIhad50madeajobchoiceandhadabrightfuture.This51feedback(反馈)cameatjusttherighttim

e,becausewhiletheaudiencedidn’tknowit,Iwas52self-doubt.Evennow,I53myselfthatIhaveabrightfuture.That’swhatItellmys

elfwhenI54successandfailure.Youhaveabrightfutureahead.Thinkaboutthiseverysingleday.Rememberyourtalents,skills,andi

nterests.Explorethejobsthatinterestyou,andhavecourage—andmost55,believeinyourself.41．A．refertoB．dependonC．learnfromD．believein42．A．quitB．struggle

dC．regrettedD．argued43．A．responsibilitiesB．dreamsC．opportunitiesD．doubts44．A．stoppedB．admittedC．allowedD．considered4

5．A．trackedB．recommendedC．accompaniedD．encouraged46．A．seriousB．possibleC．hardD．necessary47．A．requestB．unwillingnessC．inabi

lityD．attempt48．A．difficultiesB．optionsC．aimsD．standards49．A．careerB．experimentC．businessD．recovery50．A．foolishly

B．simplyC．wiselyD．bravely51．A．originalB．familiarC．typicalD．positive52．A．lookingintoB．takingdownC．dealing

withD．pointingout53．A．introduceB．remindC．guaranteeD．warn54．A．experienceB．describeC．compareD．limit55．A．probablyB．fortunatelyC．obviouslyD．importantly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。Inancienttimes,silkfromChinafounditswayoverlandtoIndia,theMiddleEastandRome,alongwhatbecame

knownastheSilkRoad.Atradingrouteacrosstheseawasalso56alongthecoastsoftheIndianOceancentredaroundCeylon(nowSriLanka).Here,me

rchantsfromChinaandmanyotherplacesmetto57tradedeals,whichalsoledtomore58ofeachother’scultures.Overthecenturies,furthertradingallowedmoreexploratio

noftheregionstothewestofChina,as59inDuHuan’sRecordofMyTravelsintheeighthcentury.Later,theMingDynastyfurther60relationswiththeseregions

.Between1405and1433,sevenlargefleetssailedwestonvoyagesoftradeandexploration.Thesefleetswereasighttobeholdandwereinaleagueoftheiro

wnatthattime.Underthe61ofZhengHe,theysetsailfromtheSouthChinaSeaacrosstheIndianOceantothemouthoftheRedSea,andthe

ntotheeastcoastofAfrica.African62familiessentgiftssuchasgiraffesasgesturesoffriendshipin63forgold,silk,andspices.AlthoughChina64fromfurthere

xpeditionsafter1433,theselandandsearoutesremained65channelsbetweenotherculturesforcenturies.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）66．你校最近举办了以“用英语推广中国文化”为主题的演讲比赛，请你为校英文报写一篇报道，内容包括：1.活动目的；2.活动过程；3.收获与感想。注意:1.词数100左右;2

.题目已为你写好。____________________________________________________________________________________________________

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______________________________第二节、读后续写（满分25分）67．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。Aslongasshecouldremember,Maryhadbee

nfascinatedbyhergrandmother’snotebooks.Theywereoverflowingwithstoriesandrecipesfromeverycorneroftheglobe,gatheredduringherwanderingsinher

youth.Thosenotebookswerelikeatimemachine,takingherbacktothedayswhenhergrandmotherwasyoungandfulloflife.Shefeltasifshecouldalmosttastetheflavorsofthed

isheshergrandmotherhadcookedbackthen.Thenotebooksweremorethanjustpagesofpaperandink.Theywereareflectionofhergrandmother’slife,arecordofherex

periencesandlearning.Eachrecipewasamemory,eachstoryalessonlearned.Andnow,thosenotebookswereabouttopass

intoMary’skeeping.Hergrandmotherhadpromisedtopassthemdowntoherwhenshewasoldenoughtoappreciatethem.Marycouldn’twai

ttodiveintothosenotebooksanddiscovermoreabouthergrandmother’sworld.Shewassurethattheywouldbearichsourceofknowledgeandinspiration,andshewasdeter

minedtohonorhergrandmother’slegacy(遗产)bypreservingandcherishingthosepricelessnotebooks.Oneday,whilesearchingthroughhergrandmother’sattic(阁楼

),Marycameacrossapileofunfamiliarnotebooks.Assheturnedthepagesofoneofthem,sherealizedtheywerefilledwithintricate(错综复杂的)details

ofhergrandmother’slife.However,somepagesweremissing.Marywaspuzzled.Shewonderedwhatcouldhavehappenedtothosemissi

ngpagesandwhatsecretstheymighthaveheld.Shewasdeterminedtodiscoverthetruthbehindthenotebooksandfillin

themissingpiecesofhergrandmother’slife.Withherheartpoundinginherchest,Marywildlysearchedtheatticfortho

semissingpages,butstillcouldn’tfindthem.Then,suddenly,sherecalledhergrandmothermentioningsomethingabouthidingthingsinplainsight.Al

ightbulbwentoffinherhead-themissingpagesmustbesomewhereinthehouse!Sheknewshehadtofindthembeforetheywerelostforever.注意：1.续写词数应为150左右；2.请按如下格

式在答题卡的相应位置作答。Withreneweddetermination,Marybeganhersearch.___________________________________________

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removedtheenvelope,tremblingwithexcitement.高2022级高二下期期末考试英语试题参考答案：一．听力1．B2．C3．C4．C5．C6．C7．B8．B9．A10．C11．A12．C13．A14．C15．B16．C17．

A18．B19．C20．B二．阅读理解21．C22．B23．D24．B25．D26．C27．B28．C29．D30．A31．B32．D33．C34．B35．A36．E37．B38．D39．C40．G三．完形填空41．D42．B43．B44．A45．D46．C47．C4

8．A49．A50．C51．D52．C53．B54．A55．D四．语法填空56．extended57．negotiate58．awareness59．recorded60．developed61．command62．royal63．return64．withdrew65．activ

e五．书面表达66．AmeaningfulspeechcontestOurschoolrecentlyorganizedaspeechcontestthemed“PromoteChineseCultureinEnglish”.Theeven

twasagreatsuccess,attractingenthusiasticparticipationfromstudentsacrossallgradelevels.Thepurposeoftheact

ivityistoenhanceEnglishcommunicationskillsandpromoteChineseculture.Throughoutthecontest,participantsdeliveredspe

echesonvarioustopicsrelatedtoChinesecultureandtraditions.TheyskillfullyintegratedEnglishlanguageskillswiththeirknowle

dgeofChineseculture,showingtheirtalentandcreativity.Inconclusion,theeventnotonlyprovidedanopportunityforstudentstoimprovetheir

English-speakingabilitiesbutalsodeepenedtheirunderstandingandappreciationofChineseculture.67．Oneposs

ibleversion:Withreneweddetermination,Marybeganhersearch.First,shelookedinthekitchen,theheartofhergrandmother’sdomain.Shelookedthroughthedrawe

rs,searchedthecupboards,andevencheckedunderthesink.Thensheventuredintothelivingroom,inspectingeveryinchof

it.Justasshewasabouttogiveup,hergazefellonapictureframe.Itwasatreasuredpossessionfromhergrandmother,amemoryfromapastmo

ment.Assheinspectedtheframe,shesawit—asmallenvelopetapedbehindit.Marycarefullyremovedtheenvelope,tremblingwithexcitement.Atlast,shefoundthemissi

ngpages!Asshereadthroughtheyellowedpages,thewordsseemedtoleapoffthepage,transportingherbacktohergrandm

other’skitchen.Thefamiliarflavorofdisheshergrandmotherwascookingfilledtheair,andshecouldevenhearhergrandmot

her’svoicespeakingtoher.Shefeltlikeshewaswalkingthroughhergrandmother’slifeagain,experiencingthehighsandlows,theadventuresandmisadventures.I

twasanemotionalrollercoasterride,butatthesametime,itwasabeautifuljourneyofself-discovery.Anotherpossibleversionofparag

raph2:Marycarefullyrenewedtheenvelope,tremblingwithexcitement.Someyellowedpageswerethere!Betweenthewords,shelearnedwhathergrandmother

treasured—oneregretfulquarrelwithherparentsforfuturechoicesattheageof18,afaithfulcommitmenthergrandfathermadeontheirweddingday,thediet

preferencesofallsheloved,andsoon.AsMaryreadon,shecouldn’tholdbackhertearsandevenwhispered,“Imissyou,Grandma!Imissthefla

vor!Imissyow?hugs!”ThesenotebooksmakeMaryfeelthathergrandmotherisnevergone,andthatherwisdom.herlove,andhercarefo

rthewholefamilyarestilllivinginthisworld.听力原文Text1：W:Jim,whatshouldIdoifIhearthefirealarminmydorm?M:First,makesurethatyourdoorisnothotbeforeyouo

penit.Thenmakeyourwaytotheemergencyexitcalmly.W:Thankyou.Text2：M:Whatanawfulmonthwearehaving.W:It’sprettybad,isn'tit?Sohotandwet.It’shardto

sleepatnightinourdormitory.M:It’snotusuallythishotinthefall.Well,IthinkI’mgoingtogetsomemoreicecreaminthestore.Text3：W:Maryand

IwillgoouttodinnerafterclassonFriday.Canyougowithus?M:Yeah,sure.Butwhattimearewegoingtogoout?Ihaveto

behomebyten,orI’llgetintotrouble.Text4：M:Itsmellsgreat!Whatareyoucooking?W:LanzhouHand-pulledNoodlesandLambHotPot.M:Wow,am

azing.IcanonlymakeMapoBeanCurd.W:Well,that’snotbad.GivemetherecipeandIwillhaveatry.Text5：W:Excuseme.Doy

ouknowwherethenearestdrugstoreis?M:Gostraight.Turnleftatthefirsttrafficlight,walktwoblocks,andthenturnright.Itisnexttothesupermarketandacrossfr

omthepostoffice.W:Thanksalot.Igotit.Text6：W:Haveyoumadeyourfinaldecisionsonthistermscourses?M:No.I’mstil

lreadingthedescriptionofAdvancedBiochemistry,butIdon’tknowwhetherit’llbetoodemandingforme.W:Whynotchecktheentryrequirementsfo

rthecourse?Inthisway,youcanlearnmoreaboutit.M:Thanks.Itsoundslikeagoodidea.Sowhatcourseshaveyouchosen?W:Hist

oryandMovies.ButIamstillhesitatingaboutthelastone.M:Why?W:Idon’tknowwhethertochooseEngineeringorElectronics.M:Sowhydon’tyoutalkaboutitwithyou

rparents?W:Ihavedonethat.AndIwillalsovisitourprofessorthisweekendandhearwhathewillsay.M:Goodidea!Heisalwayspatientwithus.Text7：M:Justkeeppo

sitive.Youdeservethiswin.Thisisyours.Youjustneedtoscoreonemorepoint.W:Mykneeisaching.M:Tryandignorethepain.Justpushthroughit.W:Idon’

tknowifIcan.M:Don’tlookintothecrowdforyourparents.Stayfocusedonwinning.W:Theaudiencewantshertowin.M:Theaud

iencewantstobeentertained.Justfocusonbeatingherandtakingtheprizehome.W:Canyougivemesomewater?Mythroatisdry.M:Yeah,it’shotterthanweth

oughtitwouldbe.Doyouneedanewracket?W:No,Ilikethisone.It’sgotmethisfar.Text8：M:MissGreen,doyouthink,withinafe

wyears,manypeoplecouldworkathomeinsteadofworkingoutside?W:It’shappeningnow.Thecommunicationindustryhasmademuchprogressinrecentyears,like

thedevelopmentof5Gsmartphones,andAItechnologyalsohelps.M:Andhowdothesepeoplemanagetowork?W:Well,theyhaveatelevisionse

t,acomputer,aprinterandatelephonetoconnectwithothercomputers.M:Oh,Isee.Butsurelythere’resomeadvantagesinworkingathome.W:Yes.Peopledon’thave

tospendalotoftimegettingtoandfromtheirworkplaces.Therushhoursaretheworsttimeofday.Theymaymakemoremoneyiftheyappl

yformoredifferentjobs.M:Ah,yes,Isee.Whatdoyouthinkabouttheconditionsofhomeworkers?W:Letmetellyouwhatmighthappen.ABritishcompany,forexample,inL

ondon,mightemployclerksinBelfast,oraPariscompanycouldhavetheirmanagersinSpain.Theyjustuseatelephonetocallaroundfortheemployee.Text9：W:Haveyouseenthis

planinthelocalpaperforchangestothecitycentre?M:Oh,youmeantheideatobancarsfromthecentre?W:Yes,andonlyallowbusesandbikes.Whatdoyouthinkofthe

idea?M:Oh,I’minfavourofit.Ithinkitwouldbereallygoodfortheenvironment.W:Well,it’sbeenshownthatbusesaremore

pollutingthancars.M:Howcantheybe?Buteveniftheyareatthemoment,itseemstomethattheywillgetbetter.They’llgetreplacedwithelectricb

usesorsomethinglikethat.W:Maybe.M:Doesthatmeanyou’reagainstit?W:Yes,IthinkIam.Accordingtothearticle,whentheydidatrialinanothertown,therewasared

uctioninshopsales,almosttenpercent.M:Thesituationwillgetbetterifmorepeoplecameinonbuses.Isupposethemainthingforthego

vernmenttodoismakesurewehavebetterpublictransport.Text10：M:Goodafternoon.Now,I’lltellyouourswimclassesattheCommunityPool.ClassesbeginonMonday,M

ay1st,andwillcontinuethroughoutthesummer.Fifteenswimclassesarebeingoffered.Eachclasslaststenhours.Anewclassstartseachweeko

fthesummer.Eachclasscosts$20.Thepoolisbigenoughforsixstudentsperclass.Classeswillincreaseindifficultyeachweek.Studentscansignupforas

manyclassesastheylike,buttheymustpasstheskillleveltest.Forexample,studentswhosignupforLevel4mustshowtheircertific

ateforcompletingLevel3.Childrencannotsignupforaleveltheyarenotreadyfor.ChildrenwhohaveneverattendedCommunityPoolclassesmustshowu

ponApril29thor30thforaswimskillshow.Instructorswillratethestudentsandassignthemtoaparticularskilllevel.