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绝密★考试结束前浙江省A9协作体2023学年第一学期期中联考高二英语试题考生须知：1．本试卷分为第I卷（选择题）和第II卷（非选择题），本卷满分150分，考试时间120分钟；2．答题前，在答题卷指定区域填写班级、姓名、考场号、座位号及准

考证号并填涂相应数字；3．所有答案必须写在答题卷上，写在试卷上无效；4．考试结束后，只需上交答题卷。第Ⅰ卷选择题部分第一部分：听力（共两节，满分30分）第一节：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.Whatdidtheboydolastnight?A.Hecompetedinamatch.B.Hewent

tothestadiumwithLucy.C.Hemethisfavoriteathlete.2.Whydoesthewomanspeakhighlyoftheboy?A.Heisamodeststudent.

B.HetriestoprotecttheEarth.C.Hehasdonewellinapresentation.3.Whatdoesthemancomplainabout?A.Hereceivedmanymessages.B.He

couldn’tcontactMona.C.Helosthiscomputer.4.Howmuchshouldthemanpay?A.$10.B.$20.C.$30.5.Whatistheprobablerelationshipbetweent

hespeakers?A.Motherandson.B.Bossandemployee.C.Teacherandstudent.第二节：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.WhatdoesthemanplantodoonSunday?

A.Buyhouseholdappliances.B.Movehouse.C.Washclothes.7.Whatdoesthewomanthinkofbuyinganewrefrigerator?A.It

’sapureluxury.B.It’sarealbargain.C.It’sabasicnecessity.听第7段材料，回答第8、9题。8.Wheredoestheconversationtakeplace?A.Inabank.B.Inthestre

et.C.Inthepostoffice.9.Whatwillthemandonext?A.Takemoneyout.B.Gethisaccounts.C.Postaletter.听第8段材料，回答第10至12题。10.Whichcityisthewoman

’sdestination?A.Detroit.B.Toronto.C.Shanghai.11.WhatwillthewomandoonTuesday?A.Fetchherluggage.B.Attendameeting.C.Catchaflight.

12.Howdoesthewomansoundintheend?A.Grateful.B.Worried.C.Encouraged.听第9段材料，回答第13至16题。13.Whydoesthewomancalltheman?A.Toapplyfo

rajob.B.Todiscusshisschedule.C.Tomakeanappointment.14.Whoistheman?A.Aprofessor.B.Adoctor.C.Aclinicclerk.15.Wh

atdoweknowaboutMrs.Anderson?A.Sheisoffduty.B.Sheisoccupiednow.C.Shehascancelledthebooking.16.WhenwillthewomanseeMrs.Anderson?A.OnAugust20th.B.OnAu

gust30th.C.OnSeptember20th.听第10段材料，回答第17至20题。17.Whatdoweknowaboutthespeaker?A.HemovedtoPoland.B.Heisanexpertinmath.C.HemajoredinEngli

sh.18.WhatdidthespeakerdotolearnEnglishatfirst?A.Hestudiedinthelibrary.B.Helearnedfromhisfather.C.HelistenedtoEnglishsongs.19.Atwhatagedidt

hespeakerstarttoreadbooksinEnglish?A.6.B.13.C.15.20.WhatdoesthespeakerthinkofreadingmathmaterialsinEnglishnow?A.Easy.B.Challenging.C.Boring.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A、B、C、D四个选项中选出最佳选项。AHongKongisthegastronomicalcapitaloftheAsianmainlandwithab

out69Michelinstarredrestaurantsin2023.Herearesomerecommendedfortravelers.◆SuperLuxuriousLungKingHeenRestaurantIfyoucan

affordthebestCantonesecuisineandservice,thenthisoneintheFourSeasonsHotelmightbethebestintheworldandhasexcellentscenerytoo.Priceperperson:1,200

to2,000HKDTel:31968888◆MingCourtRestaurantItwasselectedasaMichelin2-starrestaurantfor2010,andretainedtheratingi

n2016.ItisaluxuryChineserestaurantfeaturingCantonesecuisineinthe5-starCordisHotel.Priceperperson:HKD700Tel:35523028◆TimHoWanItisin

ternationallydistinguishedasoneofthecheapest1-Michelinstarrestaurantsintheworld.Itisidealformosttouristsandbackpackerswhowanttotasteexcelle

ntCantonesefood,butpayless.Priceperperson:HKD75Tel:23323078◆BoInnovationBoInnovationissurprisingbecauseth

efoodisn'ttraditionalChinese,butitisrated3-Michelinstars.Somedinersgivelowmarksperhapsbecausetheirmealdidn'tfittheirexpectationsaboutwhatCantoneseC

hinesefoodshouldbelike.Butexpertsratethe"extremecuisine"highlyforthecreativity,surprises,andfunaswellasforthedelicious,sometimesnovel,flavors.

Priceperperson:above800HKDTel:2850837121.Ifyouareonalowbudget,whichnumbershouldyoucallwhilevisitingHongKong?A.31968888B.35523028C.23323078D.2850837

122.WhydoesBoInnovationreceivelowmarks?A.Thepriceistoohigh.B.Thelocationissurprisinglyfar.C.Thefoodist

oonovelfortraditionalstyle.D.Theexpertsarenotfondoftheextremecuisine.23.Whatdothefourrestaurantshave

incommon?A.Theyarelocatedinhotels.B.TheyprovideCantonesefood.C.Theyarerated3-Michelinstars.D.Theychargeextratipforservice.BAsweknow,Benj

aminFranklinmadegroundbreakingdiscoveriesinthefieldofelectronics.Heinventedbothbattery(theword)andbatteries(thething)andcameupwiththeconc

eptof“positive”and“negative”charges.ButthiscomessecondtoFranklin’strueelectricalvocation:practicaljokes.Picturethescene:It’ssummer1749

andyou’vebeeninvitedtoapartyatyourgoodpalBen’shouse.Yousitdown,pickupyourwineglasstotakeasip...andarehitwithanelectricshockstraig

httothemouth.ThiswasatypicalriskofbeingfriendswithBenjaminFranklin.Notonlydidhisguestsputupwithelectrifiedwineglasses,buttheywe

realsofrightenedbydancingspidersmadefromwoodandstring,andinvitedtosendsparksofelectricitybetweenoneanotherthroughairkisses.Thefatherofelec

tricityfirstencountereditswondersafterwitnessinganexperiment-slash-vaudevilleshowin1743,andwaselectrifiedbytheexperience,tos

aytheleast.“Ineverwasbeforeengagedinanystudythatsototallyengrossedmyattentionandmytimeasthis,”hewrotetofellowelectricianPeterColli

nson.CollinsonhadjustsentFranklinanexcitinggift:aLeydenjar.Physicistshadbeenabletogenerateelectricity.ButtheLeyd

enjarallowedthemtostoreanduseitondemand.Itwouldtakenearly7trillionjarstostoretheamountofelectricityinasingleAAbatterytoday.Butf

orphysicistsofthetime,awholenewworldofexperimentshadopenedup.Exactlywhatthoseexperimentswere,Franklinlefttotheimagination.24.WhatcanweknowaboutFr

anklin?A.Hediscoveredthefieldofelectronics.B.Hedesignedsomenewtermsinelectronics.C.Heseparatedpositivechargefromnegativeone.D.Heinventedtheconce

ptofpracticaljokes.25.Whathappenedtothepeopleattheparty?A.Theycouldn’tputupwiththeelectricshock.B.Theywitnessedthreetricksatthepart

y.C.Theytastedthewinemadefromrealspiders.D.Theydidn’tappreciateFranklin’senseofhumor.26.WhyisasingleAAbatte

rymentionedinparagraph4?A.TointroduceFranklin’sgreatachievement.B.ToillustratethefunctionsofLeydenjars.C.Toe

xplainthestoreamountofLeydenjars.D.ToshowFranklin’screativeimagination.27.WhatkindofpersonisFranklinaccordingtothetext?A.Playfuland

curious.B.Friendlyandhumorous.C.Intelligentandreliable.D.Committedandhelpful.CAgrowingnumberofpsychologistsaregettingoutthemessagethatanxi

etyhasapositiveroletoplayinourlives.TracyDennis-Tiwary,whorecentlypublishedFutureTense:WhyAnxietyIsGoodforYou(EvenThoughItFeelsBad),thinksourc

ulturegoestoofarindemonizing(妖魔化)thedifficultemotion.PsychologistToddKashdan,directoroftheWell-BeingLabatGeorgeMasonUniversityinVirginia,isac

riticofwhathecallshappyology.Wedon’talwayshavetobesmileyandcalm,orworrythere’ssomethingwrongwithus.Sometimes,h

esays,worryitselfiswhatisright.Fearofheights?Good,becauseyou’renotgoingtobethepersonwhofallsoffacliffwhil

etakingaselfie.Theseexpertswonderifthenaturalrolethatanxietyplaysinourlivesissomehowbeingforgotten.Forexamp

le,theWorldHealthOrganization(WHO)announcedinMarch2022thattheprevalenceofanxietyhadincreasedgloballyby25%overthepreviou

syear.TheWHOcalledthefinding“awake-upcalltoallcountriestostepupmentalhealthservicesandsupport”.Doweknowforcertainthatthisdatarepresentsapublichealth

crisis?Orcoulditmeanthatmillionsoffolksarequiterightlyfeelinguncertain,stressedoutandafraid?Wecanexperiencehealthy,oftencompletelyvalidperiodsofa

nxietywithoutbeingcategorizedasmentallyill,accordingtobehavioralpsychologists.Anxietyisanadaptivestrategyinhumanevolution.Ithelpsustopreparefor

theuncertainfuture.Anxietyhelpsussolveunknownsbyplanningandimagining,byplottingoutpossibleways.AccordingtoAliceBoyes,who

hasaPhDinclinicalpsychology,copingwithanxietybyavoidingthemjustreinforcesyourinsecurity,becauseyou’renotgettingbetteratsolvingtheproblem.“

Overtime,youwillfeellessandlesscapable,”shewarns.Thekeyistomanageanxietybeforeitovertakesus,liketend

ingagardensotheweedsdon’tspread.Howdoyoudothat?Solutionsincludemeditation,exercise,compassionateconnectionsuchasvolunteerin

g,accesstonatureandmentallyreframingwhatwe’reexperiencing.28.WhichstatementisKashdan’sopinion?A.Fearmaypreventyoufromtakingdanger

ousactions.B.Happyologyisquitepopularamongtheyoungnowadays.C.Beingsmileycanstopusfromworryingsomething

wrong.D.Difficultemotionssuchasanxietyshouldnotbedemonized.29.Whatistheauthor’sattitudetowardWHO’sannouncement?A.Unclear.B.Dis

approving.C.Objective.D.Positive.30.Whatdoestheunderlinedword“reinforces”inparagraph5mean?A.Resists.B.Increases.C.Adjusts.D.Revea

ls.31.Whatisthebesttitleofthetext?A.Theupsideofanxiety.B.Thekeytomanageanxiety.C.Theoriginofdifficultemotions.

D.Therightattitudetonegativeemotions.DGenerativeA.I.,thesoftwareenginebehindChatGPT,isseenasanexcitingnewwaveoftechnolog

y.Butcompaniesineveryindustryaremainlytryingoutthetechnologyandthinkingthroughtheeconomics.Widespreaduseof

itatmanycompaniescouldbeyearsaway.GenerativeA.I.,accordingtoforecasts,couldsharplyboostproductivityandadd

trillionsofdollarstotheglobaleconomy.Yetthelessonofhistory,fromsteampowertotheInternet,isthatthereisalonglagbetweenthearrivalofmajornewtechnologyan

ditsbroadadoption—whichiswhattransformsindustriesandhelpsfueltheeconomy.Theinvestmentcrazeisgoingonrightnow.Inthefirsthalfof2023,fundingfo

rgenerativeA.I.start-upsreached$15.3billion,nearlythreetimesthetotalforlastyear.Companytechnologymanagersaresa

mplinggenerativeA.I.softwarefromahostofsuppliersandwatchingtoseehowtheindustrydevelops.InNovember,whenChatGPTwasmadeavailab

letothepublic,itwasa“Netscapemoment”forgenerativeA.I.,saidRobThomas,IBM’schiefcommercialofficer,referringtoNetscape’sint

roductionofthebrowserin1994.“ThatbroughttheInternetalive,”Mr.Thomassaid.Butitwasjustabeginning,openingadoortonewbusines

sopportunitiesthatittookyearstocreate.Inarecentreport,atimelineforthewidespreadadoptionofgenerativeA.I.appl

icationwaspresented.Itassumedsteadyimprovementincurrentlyknowntechnology,butnotfuturebreak-throughs.Itsforecastformain-streamadoptionwas

neithershortnorprecise,arangeof8to27years.Thebroadrangeisexplainedbypluggingindifferentassumptionsabouteconomiccycles,governmentregulation

,companyculturesandmanagementdecisions.“We’renotmodelingthelawsofphysicshere;we’remodelingeconomicsandsocieties,andpeopleandcompani

es,”saidMichaelChui,apartnerattheMcKinseyGlobalInstitute.“Whathappensislargelytheresultofhumanchoices.

”32.HowarethecompaniesreactingaftertheintroductionofgenerativeA.I.?A.Adoptingthenewtechnologywidely.B.Makingahighprofitfromthetechno

logy.C.Stayingcautiousaboutthenewtechnology.D.PostponinggenerativeA.I.’swideadoption.33.Whatwilltransformindustries?A.Thearriva

lofmajornewtechnology.B.Thebroadadoptionofnewtechnology.C.Thelagbetweenthemajortechnologies.D.Theinventionofsteampowerinhis

tory.34.Whatisthepurposeofwritingparagraph4?A.ToshowtheInternetcamealiveinthe1990s.B.TomentionA.I.hasbroughtimportantbenefits.C.Toexplainthepres

entsituationisjustabeginning.D.Toprovethenewbusinessopportunitiesareenormous.35.WhatdowelearnaboutthewideadoptionofgenerativeA.I.?A.Itneedssteady

improvementinsteadofbreak-throughs.B.Itshouldmodelthelawsofphysicsandeconomics.C.Itwillbewidelyadoptedinover3decades.D.I

tisinfluencedmostlybyhumanfactors.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能填入空白处的最佳选项。选项中有两项为多余选项。Beingagoodfriendisn’talwayseasy.Nevertheless,ta

kingthetimetodevelopalastingfriendshipiswortheveryounceofeffort.36Hereareafewthingsyoucandotobeagoodfriendtoothers.Maketimeforeac

hother37Themarkofagoodfriendissomeonewhomakestimeforyouandmakesspendingtimewithyouapriority.Agoodfriendw

illalsolookforopportunitiestomaximizethetimeyouhavetogetherbyseekingfunanduniqueexperiencesthatstrengthenandmaintainyou

rbond.OpenupandalloweachothertobevulnerableAgoodfriendissomeonegenuine,someonewithwhomyoucanbeyourselfandtheycanbethemselvesaroundyou.

Agoodfriendallowsyoutobevulnerablewiththemandviceversa,meaningyoucanexposeyouremotionsandcircumstancesw

itheachotherandtrustoneanothertolisten,besupportive,andhaveeachother’sbestinterestsatheart.38Ifyourfriendhurtyou,don’tbeafrai

dtotalkaboutit.39Itisoneofthemostimportantaspectsofbeingagoodfriend.Yourfriendwillneedyouforsupport,

especiallyinhardtimes.Nobodywantstobefriendswithsomeonewhoactuallyisn’tinterestedinthem.It’shardtore

lyonapersonwhodoesn’tbehaveinatrustworthyway.Weallknowwell-intentionedpeoplewhosay,“Okay,Iwill...”butneverfollowthr

ough.Ifthat’syou,beawarethatyou’redestroyingyourfriends’trust.Eventually,they’llstopbelievingwhatyousay.Apologizewhenyou’vema

deamistake.Ifyouwantyourfriendstotrustyou,thenyoucan’tactlikeyou’reperfect.Ifyouknowyou’vemadeamistake,ownuptoitinsteadofdenying.Though

yourfriendswon’tbehappythatyoumadeamistake,they’llbeverypleasedthatyou’rematureenoughtoadmititinsteadofjustpretendingthatnothingi

swrong,orworse—blamingitonsomeoneelse.40Letyourfriendshearthesincerityinyourvoice.A.Bedependable.B.Beagoodlistener.C.W

henyoudoso,youshouldmeanit.D.Agoodfriendiswillingtosticktheirneckoutonbehalfoftheirfriends.E.Itwillcontributetodirectlinesofcommunicationbe

tweenbothofyou.F.Friendshipsgrowthroughsharedexperiencesandqualitytimetogether.G.Becausegoodfriendshipsprovideasenseofbelongingandsecurity,

knowingyouareloved.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。33yearsago,Iwasontheearlymorningridefromth

esuburbs.Wewereacrowdofsilentpassengers,oneofwhomwasasmallgraymantothecentreforseniorcitizensregularly.He41thebuswithastoop(弯腰)andsatdow

nalonebehindthedriver.Oneday,a(n)42occurred.Thatmorning,theelderlysmiled43downthroughthebusandgreete

dthedriverwitha“goodmorning”44hesatdown.Thedrivernoddedcautiously.Thenextday,hesmiledenergeticallyandsaidina45voice:“Andaverygoodmornin

gtoyouall!”Someofuslookedup,astonished,and46“Goodmorning”.Thefollowingdayswebegantonodandtalktoeachother.On

emorningheheldabunchofwildflowers.Smilingly,thedriver47,teasing“Haveyougotagirlfriend,Charlie?”Henoddedshyly.Theother

s48andclappedathim.Everymorningafterthat,someofthewomenbegantobringhim49.Themenenjoyedlight-heartedjokesand50news.The

summerdriftingaway,autumn51.However,onemorningCharliewasabsent.Westartedwonderingifhewassickor52,onholidaysomewhere.Arriv

ingatthecentre,weheldourbreathswhenonepassengerwenttothedoortoask.Thestaffsaidoneofhisveryclosefriends

haddied,soweanticipatedhis53onMonday.ThefollowingMondayCharlieawaitedusatthestop,hisstoopmore54,andhishairgrayer.Insidethebusw

asa55again.Wesatwithoureyesbrimmingwithtears,bouquetsofflowersinourhands.41.A.tookB.checkedC.rodeD.boarded42.A.conversationB.cha

ngeC.accidentD.argument43.A.slightlyB.unwillinglyC.hardlyD.constantly44.A.beforeB.afterC.whileD.since45.A.shyB.weakC.sadD.cheerful

46.A.yelledB.smiledC.murmuredD.mourned47.A.turnedoverB.turnedupC.turnedinD.turnedaround48.A.whistledB.appliedC

.bowedD.applauded49.A.moneyB.cardsC.flowersD.newspapers50.A.readB.madeC.sharedD.announced51.A.approa

chedB.drewC.draggedD.closed52.A.hopefullyB.fortunatelyC.amazinglyD.gratefully53.A.favorB.protestC.returnD

.entertainment54.A.crucialB.uglyC.differentD.distinct55.A.lonelinessB.silenceC.hesitationD.security第Ⅱ卷非选择题

部分第二节：（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。Catsmeowmorewhenthey’reaccustomedtostayingwithpeople.Butdoesthe

catfeelfriendly?Orisit56(anger)?Issomethingblockingitsway?Isthecatafraidordistressed?Or,doesitjustwantfood

?Inapsychologystudy,professorNickNicastrorecordedhundredsofcatmeowsinthosefivesituations.Thenhumanslistenedtot

hesoundsthroughheadphones.Those57weremorefamiliarwithcatsoroftendealtwiththeirowncatsathome58(do)betteratinterpreti

ngthemeows,especially59catsmadeseveralmeowsinarow.60,eventhecat-lovinggroupgottherightanswersonlyabout30percentofthet

ime—slightlybetterthan6120percentthey’dscoreif62(pick)answersatrandom.Nicastrothinksthatpeoplewould63(probable)dobetterwithvideo,becaus

ethey’dhavemoreclues.Indeed,individualcatsvary64howtheymeowindifferentsituationsandtheycommunicatealotwithpostures,headpositionsandeventail65(mov

e).“Ithinkthatwedomissalotofcatcommunicationbecausewedon’tgetallofthat,”saysMcDaniel.第四部分：写作（共两节，满分40分）第一节：（满分15分）假定你是LiHua，你的美国朋友David在上一封信中

得知你因为高考选科而纠结，很想知道你现在的选科情况，请你给他回信，分享你的近况。要点包括：1．对他的关心表示感谢；2．你的选科情况以及选这些科目的原因；3．表达对目前学习的信心注意：1．词数80左右；2．可以适当增加细节

，以使行文连贯。第二节：（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。Myfatherhadbeenasalestrainerwhotaughtpresentationskills.Hetraveledacrossthewor

ldforworkandcompetedintennistournamentsontheweekends.“Lifeisgood,”hewouldalwayssay,withatwinkleinhiseyes.Everythin

gchangedduringmysecondyearofhighschool.Asuddenstroke(中风)leftmydadwithseverephysicalandneurologicaldeficits.Hewasunableto

movetherightsideofhisbody.Butthemostseriousproblem,amidstsomanyothers,washislossofspeech.Thestrokeresultedinadisordercalledaphasia,whichdamages

someone’sabilitytocommunicateandunderstandlanguage.Itwaslikemyfatherwasaprisonerinhisownbody,unabletodoandsayexac

tlywhathewanted.Theaphasiaalsocausedmydadtosaythingshedidnotmean.Hewouldsometimescryinthemiddleofafunnymovieandlaughwhensomethingtragichappened.

Ifoundmyselfgoingthroughembarrassmentwheneverwewereinpublic.Myfatherwouldwavehiscanelikeaweaponandshoutincoherentyetharmle

ssphrasesatpassersby.Itupsetme.Ihatedthestaresandhushedcomments,eventhoughhedidnotnotice.Oneafternoon,Icamehometofindmydadwatchinganoldvideo.I

twasavideoofmyfatherandmeplayingtennis.Whatusedtobesuchasimplepleasurewasnowimpossible.WewatchedinsilenceuntilIcouldn’tholdmygriefanylonger.Ifou

ndmyselfshakingandcrying.Atanytime,hecouldhaveanotherstroke.Therewasnopromiseoftomorrow.Ifeltovercomebyfear,bothformyfamilyan

dformyfather.Father’slipsmovedwhilehewatchedmecry.Heclearlywantedtosaysomething,butwaspowerless.Iwonde

redwhathewantedtosaytoinspiremetofaceuptothedarknessweweregoingthrough.IfinallyfoundmyanswerwhenonedayItookmydadtothepar

k,rowingaboataswedidafewtimesbefore.“You…and…me!”hemanagedtosay.注意：1．续写词数应为150左右；2．请按如下格式在答题纸的相应位置作答。Paragraph1:Shocked,Iwantedto

hearmore.Paragraph2:“Yes.Lifeisgood.”Iwhisperedback,completingitforhim.获得更多资源请扫码加入享学资源网微信公众号www.xiangxue100.com