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2023届高三4月期中考英语试题第一部分听力（共两节，满分30分）本试卷满分150分，考试时第一节（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.Whatwillthemancook?A.Cakes.B.Pizzas.C.Somesoup.2.Whatarethespeaker

stalkingabout?A.Atelephonecall.B.Thejobinterview.C.Thewoman'sgoodluck.3.What'sthewomandoing?A.Doingsomeexercise.B.Askingforpermission.C.Gettingsome

information.4.Wheredoestheconversationprobablytakeplace?A.Inaschool.B.Inahospital.C.Inabookstore.5.What'sthemandoing?A.Bookingaroom.B.Visitingaho

tel.C.Talkingabouttheschedule.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.Whereisthenewcafé?A.Nearthestation.B.Nearthelibrary.C.Nearthepark.7.Howwillthespeakersgotothecafe?A

.Bybike.B.Bybus.C.Onfoot.听第7段材料，回答第8至10题。8.Whatdoesthewomanthinkshouldbethesameabouttheshirt?A.Itssize.B.Itspattern.C.Itsprice.9.Whatcolordoesthew

omanpreferfortheshirt?A.Red.B.Yellow.C.Black.10.Whatwillthewomandoatthecounter?A.Paytheprice.B.Getthenewshirt.C.Checkherreceipt.听第8段材

料，回答第11至13题。11.Whatdoesthewomanworryabout?A.ClarewillsendherphototoJustin.B.JustinmayputherphotoontheInternet.C.Clareisli

kelytosendherphototoanyone.12.What'stheprobablerelationshipbetweenthewomanandClare?A.Friends.B.Neighbors.C.Guests.13.What'stheman'ssuggestion?A.Forge

ttheunhappiness.B.GetJustintosavethewoman'sphoto.C.TellClarethewoman'sconcern.听第9段材料，回答第14至17题。14.Whatmakesthema

nworried?A.Hisbusysportscoaching.B.Hisneedtowriteabook.C.Hispoorlypreparedsubjects.15.Whatdoesthewomanadvisethemantodofi

rst?A.Makeaschedule.B.Managetimefairly.C.Selectimportantsubjects.16.Whenwillthemanhavehisexams?A.Inthreed

ays.B.Intendays.C.Insevenmonths.17.Howdoesthemanfeelintheend?A.Pessimistic.B.Nervous.C.Confident.听第10段材料，回答第18至20题。18.Howmuch

willyoupayforalltheFridayraces?A.Onedollar.B.Fivedollars.C.Eighteendollars.19.Whatdorunnershavetopayextramoneyfor?A.Sportbags.B.

Waterbottles.C.Healthysnacks.20.Whatwillthefastestrunnerswear?A.Redshirts.B.Orangeshirts.C.Blueshirts.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和D四个选项中，选出最佳选项。EndangeredSpeciesYouthArtContest2023ContestNowO

pen!Joinusforour6thannualEndangeredSpeciesYouthArtContest!IncelebrationofEndangeredSpeciesDay(May19,2023),RogerWill

iamsParkZooisacceptingartentriesfromlocalK-12gradestudentsintheNewEnglandareashowingthreatenedandendangeredspecies.Togetherwehopet

oraiseawarenessabouttheimportanceofsavingendangeredspeciesandtheirwildhabitats.WinnerswillbeformallyannouncedbyMay2023.R

ules&ArtSubmissionInstructions:▲Allentriesaretobesubmittedelectronically.WebformwillbemadeavailablebeginningFebruary1,2023.▲

Students'artworksmustbeoriginal.Computer-producedimageswillNOTbejudged.▲Allartworksmustbeaboutthreatened/endangeredspecies.▲Eachartentrym

ustalsoincludeashortexplanation(3-5sentences)astowhysavingyourchosenspeciesfromextinctionisimportant.Deadlin

e:EntriesmustbereceivedbySunday,April2,2023.Lateentrieswillnotbejudged.2023ArtContestPrizesGRANDPRIZE(JudgesChoice)▲OneFamilyRWPZo

omembership(aS149value;orextrayearaddedtocurrentZoomembership)▲Anadopt-an-animalpackageofyourchoice▲One$100giftcardGRADECATEGORYWINNERS(Grades

K-2,Grades3-12)Eachgrade-winnershallreceive:★SixGeneraldaytimeadmissionticketstoRWPZoo★One$25giftcardHONORABLEMENTI

ONS(GradesK-2,Grades3-12)Eachgrade-honorablementionshallreceive:·FourGeneraldaytimeadmissionticketsto

RWPZoo·AnawardcertificateAllwinningartworkswillbehighlightedontheZoo'swebsiteandsocialmediapages,andintheZoo'ssummerWILDMagazineissue.21.

Howcanyousubmityourartwork?A.Bysendingitinanenvelope.B.Byturningitinonthewebsite.C.Byhandingittothezooinperson.D.Byhavingitdelivered

tothejudges.22.Whatshouldyouexplaininyourentry?A.Thehabitatsofthreatenedandendangeredspecies.B.Therelationshipbetweenhumansandendangeredspe

cies.C.Themeasurestoprotectendangeredspecies.D.Thereasonofprotectingyourtargetedspecies.23.Whatawardwillagr

andprizewinnerget?A.Achoicetoadoptananimal.B.AS25worthofgiftcardtothezoo.C.Anexhibitionoftheartworka

llyearround.D.SixticketstoRWPZooforgeneraldailytimeadmission.B“Youneedtosignthis,”mysonJoeinformedme.“Whati

sit?”Iasked.Rollinghiseyeswithasenseofimpatience,Joereplied,"Yourpermission.Andit'sduetomorrow!”IlearnedthatJoe'ssixth-gradeclasswouldbe

takingafieldtriptothestatecapital.“Thatsoundslikefun,”Isaid.“I'vealwayswantedtogothere.”“Youcan'tcome!”Joeanswer

ed.Puzzled,Iasked.“Whynot?”“Becauseyoualwayscomeonfieldtrips!”Ofcourse，Ialwaysjoinedhisclassonfieldt

rips.Beingachaperone（监护人）onafieldtripisoneoftheadvantagesthatcomeswithbeingamom,avacationdayinacareerthat

offersfewopportunitiesforachangeofscenery.“Youdon'twantmetobeachaperone?”“Givesomeoneelse'smomachance,"hesuggested.Whatw

assurprisingwashowmuchImindedbeingsoimpolitelyremovedfromtheshortlistofwillingchaperonesbymyownson.WhenJ

oewasinkindergarten,hisclassplannedapretendtriptoNorway.Thedaybeforethetrip,Joewokeupnotfeelingwell.Afterlearningthathedidn'thaveafever,Iasked,“

Youdon'twanttomissgettingreadyforthetriptoNorway,doyou?”“Iguessnot,”hesaid.ButwhenIpickedhimupattheendoftheday,theteacherwhispered,“Joegotal

ittleupsettoday.”“Whathappened?”“Hedoesn'twanttogotoNorwaywithoutyou.”Sothatwaswhathadbeenbotheringmy5-year-old.Hetho

ughthisclasswasreallyflyingtoNorwayontheirwoodenchairsintheirpaperairplane.Hebelievedthosepassportsandt

icketsheandhisclassmateshadbeenmakingweretherealdeal.PreadolescencefelluponmyfamilyasmyhusbandandIfoundourselvespreparingforourso

n'supcomingteenyearswiththesametrepidationassomeoneabouttoclimbanice-coveredmountainwearinghighheels.Joeneededto

takeafieldtripwithoutmeaccompanyinghim.AndIneededtolethim.I'mgladhedoesn'tneedmeallthetime.24.Whatdidtheauthorreallymind?A.Theadditionalresponsibil

itiesasamom.B.Beingaskedbyhersontosignapermission.C.Havingmissedthechancetovisitthestatecapital.D.Beingdeniedrudelybyhersonasachaperone.25.Whatmad

eJoeupsetwhenhewasfiveyearsold?A.HisgoingtoNorwaywithouthismom.B.Theoccurrenceofhisfeveronthejourney.C.Hisfearofthe

paperairplane'scrashingdown.D.Thelossofhispassportandticket.26.Whatdoestheunderlinedword"trepidation"inParagraph7probablymean?A.Excitement.

C.Expectation.B.Nervousness.D.Determination.27.WhatdidtheauthorrealizeaboutJoeatlast?A.Hehatedbeingcontrolledbypa

rents.B.Hewaslongingforhisparents'love.C.Hewasbecominglessdependent.D.Hewasunwillingtoobeyrules.CTheresearchcompanyOpenAIhas

recentlyreleasedChatGPT,alanguagemodelthatcanconstructremarkablywell-structuredargumentsbasedonsimplecuesprovidedbyauser.Thesystem-whichusesamassives

ourceofonlinetexttopredictwhatwordsshouldcomenext-isabletocreatenewstoriesinthestyleoffamouswriters,writenewsarti

clesaboutitselfandproduceessaysthatcouldeasilyreceiveapassinggradeinmostEnglishclasses.Thatlastusehasraisedconcernamongacademics,whowor

ryaboutthepossibilityofaneasilyaccessibleplatformthat,inamatterofseconds,canputtogetheressaysasgoodas-ifnotbetterthan-thewritingofatyp

icalstudent.Cheatinginschoolisnotnew,butChatGPTandotherlanguagemodelsaretotallydifferentfromthehacks（雇佣文人）studentshaveusedtotakeashortcutinthe

past.Thewritingtheselanguagemodelsproduceiscompletelyoriginal,meaningthatitcan’tbedistinguishedbyeventhemostadvan

cedplagiarism（剽窃）software.TheAIalsogoesbeyondjustprovidingstudentswithinformationtheyshouldbefindingthemselves.Itorganizesthatinformationintoacomple

tenarrative.Beyondpotentialacademichonestyissues,someteachersworrythatthetruevalueoflearningtowrite-likeanalysis,criticalthinking,creativityandthea

bilitytostructureanargument-willbelostwhenAIcandoallthosecomplexthingsinamatterofseconds.“Wemightknowmorethi

ngsbutweneverlearnedhowwegotthere.We’vealwayssaidthattheprocessisthebestpartandweknowthat.Thesatisfactionisthebestpart

.Thatmightbethethingthat'sremovedfromallofthis.Actually,Idon'tknowwhatapersonislikeifthey'veneverhadtostrugglethrou

ghlearning.Idon'tknowthebehavioralimplicationsofthat,”saidPeterLaffin.“Wheneverthere'sanewtechnology,there'sapanicaroundit.It'stheresponsibilit

yofacademicstohaveahealthyamountofdistrust-butIdon'tfeellikethisisanundefeatablechallenge,"SandraWachter,technologyresearcher,s

aid.28.WhatismainlystressedaboutChatGPTinthefirstparagraph?A.Itsunusualfunctions.C.Itspromisingfuture.B.Itsworkingprocess.D.Itswid

eapplication.29.WhatisuniqueaboutChatGPT'swritings?A.Theybelongtoanewcheatingform.B.TheyarewritingsofChatGPT'sown.C.Theyprovidestudents

withallneededinformation.D.Theyarebetterthanwritingsfromthehacks.30.WhatisPeterLaffinconcernedabout?A.AIm

akesusstrugglethroughlearning.B.AImightbeimproperlyusedbyhacks.C.AImightrobusofthepleasureoflearning.D.AIm

ightresultinmanywriterslosingtheirjobs.31.WhatcanweinferfromSandraWachter'swords?A.HeispleasedtoseethereleaseofC

hatGPT.B.HeisreadyforthechallengesfromChatGPT.C.HeisinapanicabouttheuseofChatGPT.D.HehasahealthydistrustofChatGPT.DOnlin

ethrift（节俭）storethredUPhasreleaseditstenthannualResaleReport.Thestudy,whichassessestrendsinthesecondhandclothingindustry

,hasanobviouslypositivetone.ResaleisboomingintheUnitedStates,aswellasglobally,andthesecondhandmarket

intheUSisexpectedtomorethandoubleby2026,reachinganimpressivevaluationof$82billion.Thisisseriousgrowththatindicatesarealshiftinth

ewaypeopleapproachshoppingforclothes.Formost，it’sawaytosavemoneyinaninflationary（通货膨胀）economy.Forty-fourpercentofshopperssaythey'recuttingbackonbu

yingclothing-morethananycategoryapartfromrestaurants.Somesaysecondhandisenablingthemtokeepenjoyingthebrandstheylove.Whenchoosingwhatto

buy,peopleareincreasinglycarefulaboutwhatcanberesold.Morethanone-fifthofGenZ（网络新生代）shopperssaidthey’llpay

moreforanitemthattheyknowtheycanresell,and36%ofGenZshoppersstockandcleartheirclosetsatthesamemonthlyorweeklyrate.Morethanhalfresoldclot

hinglastyear.Asresalebecomesmoreaccessiblethankstomobiletechnologyandonlineplatforms,increasingnumbersofcustomersarekeentoturnovertheirclos

ets,whichfuelstheindustryandkeepsthemarketfulloffreshfinds,bringingpeoplebackformore.Secondhandhelpstorelievepe

ople'sclimate-relatedconcerns.Thriftingisfarbetterfortheenvironmentthanbuyingnew.AsthredUPreportedin2021,buyingusedreducesanitem'scarbonfootprintby8

2%.Choosingusedovernewdisplaces17.4poundsofCO2emissions.Itrequiresfarlesswaterandenergytoproduce,anditsparesthatitemfromgoingtolandfill,whereit

willbreakdownandgiveoffmethane,agreenhousegasmorepowerfulthanCO2.It'sgreattohearsuchpositivenews.Thriftingisano-brainer,

whenyoustoptothinkaboutit-well-madeandgood-lookingfashionthathelpstheplanetwhilesavingusmoney.Themoremainstreamitc

anget,thebetteroffwe'llallbe.32.Whatdoestheboomingofresalemeantomostshoppersaccordingtothetext?A.Reducingexpenses.B.Bringing

downinflation.C.Focusinglessonbrands.D.Eatingoutmoreinrestaurants.33.Whatpromotesthedevelopmentoftheresaleindustry?A.Scientific

developmentmakesresaleeasierandmoreconvenient.B.ManyGenZshopperschooseusedovernew.C.Buyingusedhasbecomeamainstream.D.Cleaningtheclos

etsismorefrequent.34.What'stheauthor'sattitudetotheresaleofsecondhandclothing?A.Disapproving.C.Doubtful.B.Objective.D.Favorable.35.What's

thebesttitleforthetext?A.SecondhandClothingImprovesClimateB.SecondhandMarketBenefitsAmericansC.ThredUPRele

asedANewResaleReportD.SecondhandClothingIsAHotMarket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。

Ourhabitsshapeourdailyexistenceandourfuture.Makingsmallhappychangestoyourhabitscanbelife-changing.Herearesomehappyhabitstotry.36Peoplewhoenjoyle

arningaremorelikelytoreportbeingsatisfiedwiththeirlives.Beingopentotryingnewthingsengagesyourmindandencouragesyoutotakepositiverisks.37.Somethi

nglikechanginguptherouteofyourmorningwalkororderingtakeoutfromadifferentrestaurantonaFridaynightcanhelpshakethingsupandk

eeplifefresh.ExperimentwithanewhobbyHavingatleastonehobbyyouenjoydoingislinkedwithfeelinghappier.Itdoesn'tm

attersomuchwhatyouchoose-beitpainting,gardeningorballroomdancing-aslongasyoufindanewhobbythatfeelsenjoyable.Hobbiesoftenhavetheaddedbonusofbu

ildingandstrengtheningrelationshipswithothers.38.UnplugfromsocialmediaSocialmediacanbeagoodtoolforbuildingrelationshipsifyou

'reusingittoactivelyinteractwithothers.Overuseofthem,ontheotherhand,hasbeenshowntoincreasefeelingsofdepress

ionandanxiety.39.Readabook,playboardgameswithyourfamilyortakeacatnap-allthingsalsoassociatedwithahappiermood.Givebacktoothers40.Ithelpsyou

feelhappierandlessdepressed,reducesbloodpressureandimproveshearthealth,teachesyounewskills,helpsyoulivelon

ger,protectsyourbrainfromcognitivedeclineandgivesyouasenseofpurpose-justtonameafewbenefits.A.Itisbettertostartsm

allB.BreakoutofyourcomfortzoneC.MakingtimetovolunteerisworthitD.ItisanaturalwaytoleadtohappinessE.Beinghappyisn'ts

omethingyouachieveandthenholdontoF.TaketimeeverydaytoturnoffallyourelectronicsG.Actually,doingsomethingyouenjoyistheNo.1guarant

eedwaytobehappier第三部分语言运用（共两节，满分30分）第一节完形填空（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。WhenBrittanyMcCormickwasborn,shewasdiagnosedwithadisease.Herparentsweretoldshe'dneverbeabletowalk.ButBrittany,now25,hasmoret

han41towalk.“AsayoungteenIknewIwantedto42society,andyearslaterIgottheopportunitytodoso."ForBrittany,thatopport

unity43itselfwhenherwheelchairneeded44andshewaswithoutitfortwoweeks.“Ifelt45.Nothavingmywheelchairfortwoweeksmad

emethinkabouthow46itmustbeforpeoplewhocan't47wheelchairsortohavetheirwheelchairsrepaired.SoI48I'dwalk100kmtoraisefundsforkids

withdisabilities,”shesays.She49setherselfthetargetofwalking100kminsixmonthsandtoraiseR80,000fordisabledkidslikeher.Sofar,however,Britta

nyhas50her100kmtargetandwalked117,77km,raisingR560,000intheprocess.Besidesrasingmoneyfordisabledkids,Britt

anyworksasa51speakeratschoolsandcompanies.“Ispeakon52,notdisability,”saidBrittany.“BasicallyIusemy53storytoteachpeo

plewhattheirinnerabilitiesareandwhattheybelievetheycanbe.It'simportantfordisabledchildrentoknowthatnomatt

erwhat,theycandosomethingwiththeirlivesandmakea(n)54.Itmighttakeyears,butthey'll55itintime.”41.A.learnedB.wishedC.pretendedD.

struggled42.A.contributetoB.relyonC.setupD.takeover43.A.occupiedB.presentedC.exposedD.recommended44.A.decoratingB.rollingC.repairingD.a

dvertising45.A.shamefulB.curiousC.confusedD.helpless46.A.toughB.strangeC.urgentD.boring47.A.promoteB.affordC.des

ignD.push48.A.agreedB.advocatedC.decidedD.forecast49.A.eventuallyB.silentlyC.graduallyD.originally50.A.beatenB.forgott

enC.trackedD.missed51.A.secretB.politicalC.religiousD.motivational52.A.intelligenceB.honestyC.abilityD.kindness53.A.loveB.bedti

meC.lifeD.adventure54.A.decisionB.differenceC.arrangementD.attempt55.A.ignoreB.exploreC.appreciateD.achieve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。TianShengisaninheritor（继承人）oftheJiaonanNewYearpainting，acity-levelintangibleculturalheri

tage（非物质文化遗产）itemfromQingdaoineastChina＇sShandongProvince.Hewaspleasedtobesurroundedbyyoungvisitors56wereadmiringhisat

tractivecreationsatanexhibitionrecently.“Inrecentyears,we57(include)someoftheuniqueelementsfromtheJiaonanNewYearpaintingintoourproducts,andtheyha

vebecome58instanthit，”hesaid，pickingupaporcelain（瓷）teasetshowingvividscenesofsowingseedsandharvesting.Al

lthesecharacteristicelementscometogether59(create)afinestyleofartwithlivelytonesandcolorfulfigures.Thisdist

inctivestylegivestheartworksatouchofelegance,60(make)thempopular.“Socialmediahascreatedabridge61youngpeopleandthetraditionalcultureinwh

ichtheyhaveastronginterest,andintangibleculturalheritagecan62(true)beappreciatedandpasseddowntofuturegenerationsonlywhen63(combine)withmod

ernbeautyandpeople'sdailylives,”Tiansaid.“Innovationiswhatwefocusontocarryforwardthetechnique,”saidTian.“Inthepast,there64(be)

only,forinstance,patternsoffeatherandflowers.Now,65(image)oflandscapes,figures,birdsandevensportstar

scanalsobeseenintheworks.”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，你校学生会计划组织一次学生乡村体验活动。请你给你校的交换生Mark写一封信，邀请他

一同前往。内容包括：1．活动时间、目的和内容；2．注意事项。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。I'dalwayslovedtosingandhadsignedupfor

theschooltalentshowinfourthgradewhenIstartedstuttering（口吃）.Iconsultedspeechexpertsbutitdidn'thelp.IdideverythingIcouldtoridmystutter,butnothingchang

ed.Iwasveryconfused.IfIcouldn'tbringmyselftospeakinclass,howwouldIbeabletosingintheschooltalentshow?Idecidedtopr

acticeathome.Tomyamazement,thewordscamesmoothlywhenIsang.Mystutterdisappeared.Ifeltsofreeonstageperforminginth

etalentshow.Afterthat,Ijoinedmyschoolteamandbeganlearninghowtoplaytheguitar.BythesummerIwas16,severeanxietyan

ddepressionsetin.Mystutterhadbecomemyentireidentity,andIwasafraidtotalkatall.Ididn'ttellanyonehowIwasfeeling.OneburninghotAugustafternoon,

Iwenttothebasementforthecoolness,whereIkeptmymusicalequipment.MyeyeslitontheguitarIhadgottenformythirteenthbirthday.Ipickeditupan

dstartedplayingitcasually.ThenIopenedmymouth,andthewordscamefloodingout.Lastyear,IstartedcollegeatLibertyUniversityinLync

hburg,Virginia,whereI'mmajoringinmusicproduction.WhenIsawtheAmerica'sGotTalentannouncementpopuponmycomputer,Isignedup.Acoupleofmonthslater,there

Iwas-standingonthathugestageinPasadena,tryingtocalmmynervesasIintroducedmyselftotheAmerica'sGotTalentjudge

sandaudience.“Ihaveabitofspeechdisorder,“Itoldeveryonethere.“Itwasdefinitelysomethingthatcausedmeto..

."Itookalongpausetofindthewords.“...toshyaway,tohide.ButIfoundthatIdon'tstutterwhenIsing.”ThenIlaunch

edintoanewsongI'dwritten,titledBacktoLife.Itriedtofocusonthemusic,notalltheeyesonme.AndjustasI'dsaid,therewasn

ostutteratall.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。WhenIfinished,thewholecrowdwasonitsfeet,andsowerethejudges.Sincetheshowaired,I’veb

eeninvitedtoplayondifferentoccasions.英语参考答案第一部分听力1—5CBBAA6—10BCBCB11—15BACCA16—20BCBCA第二部分阅读理解第一节21—23BDA24—27DABC28

—31ABCA32—35AADD第二节36-40BAGFC第三部分语言运用第一节41--45AABCD46—50ABCDA51—55DCCBD第二节56.who/that57.haveincluded58.an59.tocreate60.making61.between62.trul

y63.combined64.were65.images第四部分写作Onepossibleversion:DearMark,Howisitgoing?I'mwritingtoinviteyoutotakepartinafield

triporganizedbytheStudentUnion.Withtheaimofraisingtheawarenessofparticipatinginphysicallabor,weplantogot

oanearbyvillagethisSunday.Wearegoingtolearnabouthowthefarmerstakecareoftheircrops,likeirrigatingandfertilizing.AndI'dsuggestwearingcomfortablesho

esandbringingapairofgloves,sothatyoucanbetterenjoythefarmingactivities.Pleasewritebacksoon,tellingmeifyou

areavailablefortheactivity.Yours,LiHua第二节Onepossibleversion:WhenIfinished,thewholecrowdwasonitsfeet,andsowerethejudges.Icouldn'tbelieveit!Oneoft

hejudgestoldmeIhadapureandbeautifulvoice.HeandtheotherjudgesgavemethefourvotesIneededtoadvancetothenextroundofthecompetition.Icouldn'thol

dbackmytears.Mywildestdreamswerecomingtrue,dreamsI'dneverthoughtpossible.ThoughIplacedfifthinthesemifinalanddidn't

advancetothefinal,Iwasnotatalldepressed,forIhaddiscoveredsomethingaboutmyself:Idoreallywellunderpressure.Sincetheshowaired,I'vebeeninvitedtoplayondi

fferentoccasions.Ievenperformedinthehalf-timeshowataSuperBowlgame.BeingonAmerica'sGotTalenthasopenedmanydoo

rsforme,butIrealizethattakingupmusicasmycareerisbynomeanseasy.Still,aftertheexperiencesofthepastyear,I’mmorecomfortableputti

ngmyselfoutthere,takingtheriskthatImightgetdeniedorrejected.Sofartheriskshavebeenrewarded:Ihaverecentlysignedwitha

famousrecordcompany,andI'mgenuinelyexcitedandgrateful.【解题导语】本文是一篇应用文。主要介绍了一个关于濒危物种青年艺术大赛的情况，涉及比赛的规则，奖励和参赛作品等。21．B细节理解题。根据文中的“Allentriesaretobesubm

ittedelectronically．WebformwillbemadeavailablebeginningFebruary1,2023．”可知，参赛作品应该通过网络提交。22．D细节理解题。根据文中的“Eachart

entrymustalsoincludeashortexplanation（3-5sentences）astowhysavingyourchosenspeciesfromextinctionisimportant.”可知，参赛作品中，要包含简单叙

述为什么保护你选择的这个物种。23．A细节理解题。根据文中的“Anadopt-an-animalpackageofyourchoice”可知选A。【解题导语】本文是一篇记叙文。主要介绍了作者的儿子Joe要参加学校的实地考察旅行，但是

这次不希望作者再次充当监护人陪他一起去，作者明白了儿子日渐长大，变得更加独立了。24．D细节理解题。根据第三段中的“WhatwassurprisingwashowmuchImindedbeingsoimpolitelyremovedfromtheshortl

istofwillingchaperonesbymyownson.”可知，作者对于自己被无礼地从监护人的名单上去掉非常的在意。25．A细节理解题。根据第六段中的“Hedoesn’twanttogoto

Norwaywithoutyou．”可知，当时Joe对于母亲没有陪他去挪威，感到不高兴。26．B词义猜测题。根据划线词前面的内容，儿子即将进入到青少年时期，青春期的孩子不再凡事听父母的话，作者夫妇为此作准

备，再结合划线词后面的内容，某人穿着高跟鞋即将爬上冰雪覆盖的高山时的那种紧张不安的心情，可推知选B。27．C推理判断题。根据最后一段内容可知，作者明白儿子日渐长大，变得更加独立了。【解题导语】本文是一篇说明文。主要介绍了现在人工智能，尤其是ChatGPT的

语言模型，能够像人类一样写作，以及人们对此不同的看法等。28．A推理判断题。第一段介绍了ChatGPT这种语言模型可以根据用户提供的简单提示，能够以著名作家的风格创作新故事，撰写关于自己的新闻文章，并撰写论文等，由此说明了它的功能和作用。29．

B细节理解题。根据第三段内容可知，ChatGPT写出来的是它自己原创的东西。30．C推理判断题。根据第五段内容可推知，Peter认为使用人工智能使得我们失去了学习过程中所带来的乐趣。31．A推理判断题。根据最后

一段内容可推知，他对于使用人工智能技术是支持的，乐意见到ChatGPT的发布。【解题导语】本文是一篇说明文。网上旧货店thredUP发布了第十份年度转售报告，评估了二手服装行业的趋势，表明转售在美国和

全球都在蓬勃发展。32．A细节理解题。根据第二段内容可知，这对购物者来说意味着减少开支。33．A细节理解题。根据第三段中的“Asresalebecomesmoreaccessiblethankstom

obiletechnologyandonlineplatforms,increasingnumbersofcustomersarekeentoturnovertheirclosets,whichfuelstheindustryandkeepsthemarket

fulloffreshfinds，bringingpeoplebackformore.”可知，科技发展使转售变得越来越方便和容易。34．D推理判断题。根据最后一段内容可推知，作者对于二手服装的销售是赞同的

。35．D标题归纳题。文章由第一段内容进行展开，判断“二手服装是一个热门市场”最适合作为文章标题。【解题导语】本文是一篇说明文。主要介绍了几个通过改变自己的习惯，从而实现快乐的具体做法。36．B根据空格下面的内容可知，人们喜欢自己的生活，不愿意尝试新事物，因此说明这是一个人

的舒适区，而作者建议人们要脱离舒适区，寻找快乐，因此与B的意义呼应。37．A根据空格后面的内容可知，这些都是一些小事，因此与A的意义一致。38．G根据空格前面的“Hobbiesoftenhavetheadded

bonusofbuildingandstrengtheningrelationshipswithothers”可知，爱好往往具有建立和加强与他人关系的额外好处，其中的hobbies与G项的doingsomethingyouenj

oy所指的事实一致。39．F根据本段的小标题“Unplugfromsocialmedia”可知，与社交媒体隔绝，因此与F的意义呼应。40．C根据本段的小标题“Givebacktoothers”可知，是回馈他人，与C项的意义呼应。【解题导语】本

文是一篇记叙文。主要介绍了平时依靠轮椅的残疾人BrittanyMcCormick通过走路为残疾儿童募捐的故事。41．A根据下文描述可知，BrittanyMcCormick不仅学会了走路，还通过走路为残疾儿童募捐。42．A根据下文“I48I’dwalk100kmtoraise

fundsforkidswithdisabilities＂可知，作为一个年轻的青少年，她想为社会做出贡献。43．B根据上下文可知，她想为社会做贡献的机会出现了。44．C根据下文“shewaswithoutitfortwoweeks”可

知，她有两星期没有使用轮椅，推测她的轮椅去维修了。45．D根据上文“whenherwheelchairneeded44andshewaswithoutitfortwoweeks”可知，由于没有轮椅使用，她感到很无

助。46．A根据下文“itmustbeforpeoplewhocan’t47wheelchairs”可知，从自己没有轮椅使用的经历，她想到了那些买不起轮椅的残疾人的生活的艰难。47．B根据下文可知，她给残疾儿童筹集资金

，说明有些人是买不起轮椅的。48．CBrittanyMcCormick决定要通过走路为残疾儿童募捐。49．D根据下文“setherselfthetargetofwalking100kminsixmonthsandto

raiseR80,000fortheschool”可知，她最初给自己设立的目标是在六个月内步行100公里，并为残疾儿童筹集80万卢比。50．A根据下文117,77km可知，她已经打破了她的100公里目标。51．D除了

为残疾儿童筹集资金外，BrittanyMcCormick还在学校和公司担任励志演说家。52．CBrittanyMcCormick演讲时，说的是能力，而不是残疾。53．CBrittanyMcCormick的故事告诉人们他们的内在能力是什么，以及他们认为自己可以是什么。54．B对残疾儿童

来说，重要的是要知道，无论怎样，他们都可以用自己的生活做些什么，并有所作为。55．D这可能需要几年时间，但他们最终会实现。【解题导语】本文是一篇说明文。主要介绍了作为一项非物质文化遗产的胶南年画，随着时代的发展，人们把非物质文化

遗产与人们的日常生活结合起来，创新年画艺术的情况。57.haveincluded58.an59.tocreate60.making考查时态。结合前面的时间状语inrecentyears可知，此处表示动作已经完成，使用现在完成时。考查冠词。后面的instant是一个以元音音素开头的

单词，故填an。考查动词不定式。此处是动词不定式作目的状语。考查非谓语动词。分析句子的结构和意义，此处是非谓语动词作结果状语。61.between考查介词。between...and，固定搭配。62.truly考查副词

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