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2022学年第一学期高二期末教学质量调测英语试题本试卷分第Ⅰ卷（选择题）和第Ⅱ卷（非选择题）。第Ⅰ卷1至9页，第Ⅱ卷10页至11页。满分150分，考试用时120分钟。请考生按规定用笔将所有试题的答案涂、写

在答题纸上。第Ⅰ卷注意事项：1．答第Ⅰ卷前，考生务必将自己的姓名、准考证号填写在答题卡上。2．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。不能答在本试卷上，否则无效。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.Whatwillthespeakersdo?A.Get

somefood.B.Gobackhome.C.Buysomedrinks.2.Whatcanwesayaboutthewoman?A.She’sforgetful.B.She’stalkative.C.She’shard-working.3.Whendid

themantakehissuitstothelaundry?A.Monday.B.Friday.C.Saturday.4.Wheredoestheconversationprobablytakeplace?A.Atahotel.B.Atatrainsta

tion.C.Atanairport.5.Whatwasthewoman’sbrother’sadvice?A.Workingfromhome.B.Learningprogramming.C.Payingofftheloan.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.Whatarethespeakersmainlytalkingabout?A.Avideo.B.Apieceofmusic.C.Acompany.7.HowdoesthewomanfeelaboutVictory

?A.It’sencouraging.B.It’sboring.C.It’sunknown.听第7段材料，回答第8、9题8.WhathasthecityofWenzhoumanagedtodorecently?A.Attr

actinvestment.B.Becomeaneco-friendlycity.C.Foundahydro-electricpowerplant.9.Whatdoesthemansuggestdoingintheend?

A.Stoppingusinggas.B.Buildingwindpowerplants.C.Raisingawarenessaboutresources.听第8段材料，回答第10至12题10.Whe

redoesWuMingcomefrom?A.China.B.Germany.C.America.11.WhydidWuMingdecidetostudyChinesemedicine?A.TolearnCh

ineseculture.B.TomakeupforWesternmedicine.C.Tofollowinhisparents’footsteps.12.WhatdidWuMingfindmostdifficulttog

etusedto?A.Thelanguage.B.Theweather.C.Thelivinghabit.听第9段材料，回答第13至16题13.Whatisthewoman?A.Acleaner.B.Aticketseller.C.Arecep

tionist.14.Whobookedaroomfortwonights?A.CharlesJames.B.CharlesNielsen.C.CharlesNielsenJr.15.Whydoesn’tthemanthinkhecanfindaroomtonight?A.The

re’snoroomavailable.B.Thecomputersystemdoesn’twork.C.Allhotelsonlyacceptonlinebookings.16.Whatdoesthemandoattheendoftheconversation?A.Stayfortw

onights.B.Takethedoubleroom.C.Getadiscountthistime.听第10段材料，回答第17至20题17.Whatisthespeakerdoing?A.Givingaless

on.B.Makingaspeech.C.Hostingamusicprogram.18.HowoldwasBeethovenwhenhepublishedhisfirstwork?A.30yearsold.B.21yearsold.C.13yearsold.19.Whendidthe

musicpieceSymphonyNo.5comeout?A.In1804.B.In1808.C.In1814.20.WhatisFidelio?A.Aband.B.Abook.C.Amusicalplay.第二部分：阅读理解（共两节，满分50分）第一节（共15个小题

；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，并在答题卡上将该项涂黑。AHongKonghasamongtheworld’sfinestdiningforvariousstylesoffo

od.Belowarefourmostwell-receivedrestaurantsamongtourists.LungKingHeenItisoneofonlytwoCantoneserestaurantsinthecitythatarer

ated3stars.Theservice,foodanddiningatmosphereisamongthebestintheworld.YoumightreserveaVictoriaHarborviewthataff

ordsaseatat8pmfortheSymphonyofLights.Priceperperson:1,200to2,000HKDLunch:MondaytoFridaynoonto2:30pm,Saturday,Sunday,p

ublicholiday11:30am-2:30pmDinner:6pm–10pmAddress:4/FFourSeasons,8FinanceStreetBoInnovationBoInnovationissurprisingbecausethefoo

disn’ttraditionalChinese,butitisrated3-Michelinstarshighlyforthecreativityaswellasforthedelicious,sometimesnovelflavors.Priceperperson:above80

0HKDHours:Mon–Thunoon–3pm,6:30pm–midnight;Frinoon–3pm,6pm–midnight;Sat6pm–midnight,SunclosedAddress:Shop8,1/F,ThePodium,JResidence,60John

stonRoad,WanChaiHarvestRestaurantHarvestRestauranthasapublicbeachfrontalltoitselfattheregion’snewestthemeparkcalledNoah'sArk.Itisaspecialtreatf

orchildrenandtourists.You’llfindanexcellentselectionofgoodqualityfood,excellentbuffet,goodviews,andarel

ativelylowdinnerprice.Averagepriceperperson:MondaytoThursdayHKD380andFridaytoSundayHKD430.Hours:8:00am–9:30pmAddress:33PakYanRoad,MaWanIslandCaprice

FrenchRestaurantCapricestandsoutforanexcellentwindow-sideview,elegantsetting,andthebestqualityfood,wheretouristscanappreciatethecharmin

gsceneryofVictoriaHarbor.Averagepriceperperson:HKD823Hours:12pm–2:30pm(forlunch)and6pm–10:30pm(fordinner,

andclosingtimeforlastorder)Address:Floor6,FourSeasonsHotel,8FinancialStreet21.InwhichrestaurantscantouristsadmiretheviewofVicto

riaHarbor?A.BoInnovationandHarvestRestaurant.B.LungKingHeenandHarvestRestaurant.C.LungKingHeenandCapriceFrenchRe

staurant.D.CapriceFrenchRestaurantandHarvestRestaurant.22.Whatdothefourrestaurantshaveincommon?A.TheyallopenonSaturdays.B.Theyallhavereceived3st

ars.C.Theyarelocatedinthesamestreets.D.Theyallchargeabove400HKDperperson.23.Whereisthepassageprobablyfrom?A.Anencyc

lopedia.B.Atravelbrochure.C.Aresearchreport.D.Ahealthwebsite.BAstheChinesesayinggoes,aseedcanchangetheworld;avarietycanbenefitanatio

n.ZhangDaorong,whohasspentthelast26yearscultivating13newvarietiesofwheatandcontributingtonationalfood

securityefforts,hasdoneboth.AftergraduatingfromtheHeilongjiangBayiAgriculturalUniversityinDaqing,Heilongjiangprovince,in1996,Zhanghasbeenworkingas

aresearcherattheXiangyangAcademyofAgriculturalSciences,Hubeiprovince.Thoughtheworkingconditionsandincomesshereceivedatthatmo

mentwerenotsatisfying,sheploughedonanddevotedherselftotheresearchofwheatvarieties.Agriculturalresearc

hworkwashardandcomplicated.Firstsheledhercolleaguestosuitableparentaltypesforaspecificcultivationpurpose.Then,theteamtried

ahybridcombination.Afterseveralgenerationsoftrialandselection,andwhencharacteristicsremainedsteady,th

eybeganatwo-yearprocessofyieldtestinganddiseaseidentification.Afterseveralmoreroundsoftests,anapplicationforevaluatio

nandapprovalwasmadetoprovincialornationalauthoritiesformarketproduction.ThewheatvarietiesdevelopedbyZhangandhercolleagueshavebeengro

wnon2millionhectaresoffarmlandandhavegeneratednetprofitsofover100millionyuan.Oneofthemproduceslargeseedheadsandishighlyresistanttostriperust;an

otherishighlyresistanttopre-harvestsprouting,whichresultsinadecreaseofthegrainyield.Today,the50-year-old,knownasthe“motherofwheat”,stil

lworksontheland.Sheconsidersitherresponsibilitytoworkhardandcontributetofoodsafety,especiallywhenthedomesticandglobaleconomystillfaceh

eadwindsfromtheCOVID-19pandemic.“Agriculturalresearchworkishardandcomplicated.Allwecandoisthinkmore,disc

ussmore,askmorequestionsandfindanswersontheland.”shesaid.24.WhatcanwelearnaboutZhangDaorong?A.Herworkisimportantanddemandi

ng.B.ShegothighlypaidwhensheworkedinHubei.C.Sheretiredafterbeingtitled“motherofwheat”.D.Herwheatvarietieshavehighpro

ductionbutlowdiseaseresistance.25.Whatisthethirdparagraphmainlyabout?A.WhatdifficultyZhangmetintheresearch.B.HowZhangandherteamdidagricultur

alresearch.C.WhatcontributionsZhangmadetoChineseagriculture.D.WhyZhangandherteamdevelopedahybridwheattype.26.Whichofthefollowingcanbe

stdescribeZhangDaorong?A.Generousandcaring.B.Determinedandhonest.C.Responsibleanddevoted.D.Modestandknowledgeable.27.What’sth

ewritingpurposeofthepassage?A.Tointroduceagreatscientist.B.Toadvertisesomehigh-profitwheatvarieties.C.Tosta

tetheimportanceofagriculturalresearch.D.Toencourageyoungpeopletoworkonagriculture.COftenwhenImentionIhaveaPh.D.inphysicsandastronomy,theresponse

Igetfrompeopleis“Oh,youmustbesosmart!”Ingeneral,peopletendtoassociatesciencewith“braininess”.Itisusuallythewaysocietyse

esscientistsversusnon-scientists.SciencewriterKatArneyexploredthisissueinacolumnfortheRoyalSocietyofChemistry.Asshepointsout,thisseeminglyunb

reakableassociationbetweenbraininessandscienceinfluenceschildren’sviewsoftheirfuture.Thosewhodonotseethemselvesasbeingamongth

ecleverestinclasswillautomaticallydiscounttheideaofacareerinascientificarea,eveniftheyfindscienceinterestinganddowellin

thesubject.Thisstereotype(刻板印象)affectsyounggirls.School-agedgirlsslightlyoutperformboysinmathandscience.However,mentakeupabiggeramountofpositionsat

science,fromundergraduatesciencemajorstoadministrativepositionswiththepowertohireandpromote.Inotherwords,themessageofbraininessmatchi

ngscientificskillsisappliedmoreheavilytomenthantowomen.Theproblemisfarworsewhenthemessageisusedtogeneralizeaboutgroups,especiallyra

ce.Whencombinedwiththeculturalbeliefthatonlythe“brainy”areworthyofscientifictraining,itbecomesaself-reinforcing(自我强化的)cyc

le.YouwillhearthatAfrican-Americanunder-representationinscienceisbecausetheyarenot“smart”enough.Infact,black-major

ityschoolsareoftenunderfunded.Theylackteachers,suppliesandothernecessitiesforSTEMpreparation.Tomakemattersworse,theirstudentsarefacedwithdail

ychallengestotheirintelligenceforthosewhodoearnSTEMdegrees.Thetruthis,noneofusarebornscientists.Weoftensay,“ch

ildrenarenaturalscientists.”Whatwereallymeanisthattheyarenaturallycuriousandwillingtoexperimentinwaysadultsaregenerallytrainedou

tof.Theyhavetobetaughttochannelthatcuriosityintoproductivepathways.Andwehavetodoalotbetteratnotreinforcingthemessagethatscientists

aresmarterthannon-scientistandthatonlythegeniusescandoscience.28.Whatisacommonlyheldbeliefofscientistsaccordingtotheauthor?A.Childrenaretruescien

tists.B.Menarebetterscientiststhanwomen.C.Scientistsaresmarterthannon-scientists.D.African-Americansareleastl

ikelytobescientists.29.Howdoesthestereotypeaffectyounggirls?A.Schoolgirlscan’tperformwellinscienceandmaths.B.Younggir

lsarewillingtochooseacareerinascientificarea.C.Younggirlstakeupasmallernumberofpositionsatscience.D.Schoolgirlsseethemselvesasnotbeingamong

thecleverestinclass.30.Apartfromthestereotype,whatmaypreventAfrican-Americansfrompursuingscience?A.Theirlowintelligence.B.Theself-reinforcingcycle.

C.Themajorityofblackstudentsintheirschools.D.AlackofschoolresourcesforSTEMteaching.31.What’stheauthor’sa

ttitudetowardsthestereotype?A.PositiveB.NegativeC.Neutral.D.Ambiguous.DTheoriginalBladeRunnerfilmtookplaceinanimaginedLosAngelesof2019,afu

turisticcitywhereskieswerecrowdedwith“skimmers”:flyingcarsthatzippedalongaerialhighways.Sincethefilm’s1982debut(首映),technologyhasadvancedinwayst

hatHollywoodmightneverhavepredicted.Flyingcarsmayseemfuturistic—butfromcommercialjetpackstopersonalairtaxis

,theyarealreadyhere.Here’showtheycouldtransformthewaywecommute,workandlive.Whiletheseaircraftmaynotlook

exactlylikeBladeRunner’simaginings,theyarenotthatfaroff.Farsmallerthanacommercialplane,mostaredesignedwithrotors(螺旋

桨)insteadofwings,whichallowforverticaltakeoffsandlandings.Mostimportantly,thesevehiclesaredesignedtoofferfastercommutesthantraditionalmodesoftr

ansitforindividuals,especiallyintraffic-cloggedcities.Atthemoment,theautonomousurbanaircraftmarketisstillabitofaWildWest.Dozensofstart-upcompanies

arecompetingtodevelopcommercialjetpacks,flyingmotorbikesandpersonalairtaxis.Meanwhile,aviationauthoritiesarecurrentlyhashingoutthepoliciesan

dsafetystandardsthatwillgovernthisnewfieldoftransport.Volocopter,forinstance,hasmarketeditsVoloCitycraftasthefirstcommerciallyl

icensedelectricallypoweredairtaxi,avehiclewhichwilleventuallybeabletorunwithoutapilot.“It’slikeanUberBlack,”saysFabienNestmann,vicepresidento

fpublicaffairsatVolocopter.Initially,theVoloCitywillonlyhaveroomforasinglepassenger.Thatwillmeanahighercostperrideatfirst.Bute

ventually,thecompany’sgoalistomakethecostcompetitivewith,say,anUberBlack.“Wedon’twantthistobeatoyforthewealthy,butratherparto

fawell-integratedjourneyforanyoneinanurbanarea,”hesays.Increasingnumbersofflyingcarswillnaturallygiverisetoachanginglayoutinthewayourcitiesarestruc

turedascitiesgrowtaller,rooftoplandingsexpandandairhighwaysconnectsupersky-scrapers,freeingupspacebelow.Fewercarsonthegroundwillreducetrafficjamand

maygiverisetoparksandgreenspaces.32.WhydoestheauthormentionBladeRunnerfilminparagraph1?A.Toshowanexample.B.Tolead

tothetopic.C.Toexpresshisdoubts.D.Togivebackgroundinformation.33.Whichhastheclosestmeaningtotheunderlinedpart“aWildWest”inparagraph4?A.PromisingB.St

ableC.ImmatureD.Overdeveloped34.Whateffectwillflyingcarsprobablybringtothecity?A.Moregreenspaces.B.Severetrafficjams.C.Advancedsky-scrapers.D.Expan

dedairhighways.35.What’sthebesttitleforthepassage?A.BladeRunner’sImaginingsComeTrueB.TheNumberofFlyingCa

rsAreIncreasingC.TheFlyingCarIsHeretoChangetheWorldD.AutonomousUrbanAircraftMarketIsBooming第二节（共5小题；

每题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。Readingadog’sbodylanguagerequiresexperienceandexpe

rtguidance.ZazieTodd,adogtrainerandfounderoftheblogCompanionAnimalPsychology,thinksabouthowtounderstanddogs’behaviour.36They’reexpecti

ngpunishmentbutdon’tnecessarilyknowtheirbehavioriswrong.AlexandraHorowitz,aprofessoratBarnardCollegewhoresea

rchesdogs’cognition(认知),pointsoutthe“guilty”lookislinkedtobeingscoldedbytheowner.IfyourdoglickstheirmouthThey’restressed.Recently,t

woEuropeanstudieshavehighlightedthemeaningofthislicking.Onefoundthatitwasadog’sresponsetoseeinganangryoraggressivehumanfaceonacomputersc

reen.37Ifyouspotthissign,tryreducingyourdog’sstresslevels.Itcouldbeassimpleasgivingthemmorephysicalspace.Iftherearefireworksandyourdog

isshaking38Thisisacommonreaction,butasurprisingnumberofpeopledon’trealizethatshakingandtremblingaresignsoff

ear.Whereasonlyaquarterofownerssaytheirdogisafraidofloudnoises,halfreportthesebehavioralsigns.Ifyouareatthevetandyourdog’stailisdownT

hey’reanxious.Obvioussignsofanunhappydogincludehidingortryingtoleavetheexamroom,butcommonlymissedtri

ggersrangefromatuckedtailandloweredearstotrembling.39Manyvetsnowusefoodtomaketheexperiencemorefun.IfyourdogleansintoyouduringapettingtimeTheylikeit

!Ifyou’reunsurethatadogisenjoyingbeingpetted,stop,thenwatchtheirreaction.Iftheychoosetowanderoff,thepet

tingtimeisover.Othersignsofdiscomfortincludesniffingthefloor,lookingawayandbreathingheavily.However,iftheyleanonyouorp

awatyoutogetmorehugs,continue!40A.Thisbehaviormeanstheylikeit.B.Theyarefrightenedbythenoises.C.Ifyourdoggetsstressedatappointments,

askwhatcanbedone.D.Ifyourdoglooksguiltywhenyouwalkinthedoorandseeamess.E.Starttopetthemandremainnearbysotha

tyourdogwouldbecomforted.F.Theotherdeterminedthatdogslicktheirmouthsinresponsetoamildthreat.G.Preferredpartsontheirbodiesar

etoeithersideofthechestandunderthechin.第三部分：语言运用（共两节，满分30分）第一节完形填空（共15个小题，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，并在答题卡上将该项涂黑

。MassimoBotturaopenedarestaurantinItalyin1995whichisatwo-timewinneroftheworld’sbest.Today,hiscookingempire41fromDubaitoLosAngeles.Andhei

soneofthestarsofapopularNetflixseries.However,outofallthose42,Italy’smostcelebratedchefsaysthatthepeak

isRefettorioAmbrosianos.AtRefettorioAmbrosianos,dinnerguestsaregreetedbynameanddineonfinechinaattables.The

menuchangesdaily,43whatcomesinwiththemorning’sdelivery.Thedeliverymay44dryvegetables,meatclosetosell-bydateand

too-ugly-to-soldfruits.Bydinner,however,thesupermarketwasteshavebeen45intodeliciousmeals.About100diners—

refugees,thehomeless,andtheunemployed—enjoythemealwithobvious46,laughingwiththevolunteerwaiters,praisingthevolunteerchefs,andfor

getting,atleastforanhour,the47ofalifeonthestreets.48,Bottura’sRefettoriosarenotrestaurants,theyaresoupkitchens.Butunlike49soupkitchens

,theguestsdonothavetowaitinalinetoreceivefood.AsBotturasays,theexperiencecanmakehisguests50confidenc

e,forgetthehardshipsandfeel51.ChefsatRefettoriocookfreemealswith52fromlocalshops.SoRefettorioAmbrosianosare53asplacestofocu

sattentiononthegrowingglobalfoodwasteproblem.“RefettorioAmbrosianoisamovementhopingto54foodwastecrisis,”saysBottura,“Inever

thoughtleftoverfoodswereawaste.Anoldcarrot,ahardpieceofbread,brownbananas…theyarejustopportunitiesforustocreatesomething55.”41.A.extractsB.ex

pandsC.exposesD.estimates42.A.consequencesB.fantasiesC.achievementsD.entertainments43.A.dependingonB.insistingonC.switchingo

nD.callingon44.A.compriseB.linkC.traceD.consume45.A.obtainedB.displayedC.transformedD.interpreted46.A.quantityB.suspectC.ambitionD.pleasure47.A.

challengesB.expectationsC.boundariesD.conflicts48.A.UltimatelyB.ActuallyC.BarelyD.Merely49.A.contradictoryB.abstractC.complexD.traditional50

.A.revealB.recallC.regainD.react51.A.occupiedB.trickedC.comfortedD.committed52.A.leftoversB.grainsC.dessertsD.recipes53.A.clarifiedB.acknowledg

edC.qualifiedD.protected54.A.defendB.blameC.strengthenD.defeat55.A.vividB.remarkableC.amusingD.optimistic第Ⅱ卷注意：将答案写在答题卡上。写在本试卷上无效

。第二节（10个小题；每小题1.5分，满分15分）阅读下面材料，在空白处填入适当的内容（1个单词）或括号内单词的正确形式。Kidswanttohaveadventuresinparks,withfeatureslikefly

ingfoxes,treesforclimbing,andswingsontheirwishlists,newresearchhasfound.Teens56(prefer)placestohangoutwithfriendsli

kesportscourts,whileolderadultsenjoyedmorepeaceful57(surround)withwalkingpaths,andshadytrees.AssociateProfessorJennyfoundthatwhile

children,teensandolderadultsalllookedfordifferentfeaturesinparks,well-designedurbanspacesappealed58allagegroups.“COV

ID-19remindsusofthecriticalroleparksplayinourcommunity,”shesaid.“Formanypeopleduringlockdown,visiting59nearbyparkhasbeenoneofthehighligh

tsoftheday.Theyareafreespace60iseasytoaccessandcanhavenumerousbenefitsonhealthandwell-being.”Apreviousparkrefurbishmentstu

dyshoweditcost58cents61(entire)togainanadditionalhourofexerciseperperson,”Veitchsaid.“Sofar,alotofmoney62(raise)bymanycouncil

stospendonparks.63theproblemisthatthemoneymustbetherightexpensetoachievetheattractiveparkswantedbythepublic.Ot

herwise,wearewasting64(value)spaceandfunds.”Veitchsaidthat65(create)activeenvironmentsthatpromotephysicalactivitywasa

globalpriority,giventhattheinternationaltrendincrowdedurbanlivingandrisingobesitylevels.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）假如你是李华，上周你校举办了“ScienceLightsUptheFuture”为主题的科技创新大赛（theScienceandTechnologyInnovationContest）。请你为校报写一篇英文报道，内容包括：1.比赛目的；2.比赛内容；3.活动感想。注意：

1.词数80词左右；2.可适当增加细节，以使行文连贯。第二节：读后续写（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。“Dad,areyousuretherewillbeabarofchocolate?”Iasked,liningupwithDadand

UncleJohnnearthebackofmanyrunnersinLosAngeles.Myfirstmarathon.Itwaspouringrain,mylegswerecold,andIwaswishingIhadn’tbeentoonervous

toeatabiggerbreakfast.“Thereweretablesofchocolatebarseverymileatmylastmarathon,”Dadsaid.Suddenlyeveryone

aroundusstartedmoving.WayupaheadIsawsmokefromthecannon(手枪).Ourmarathonstarted.“Yougoonahead,”Dadsaid,pant

ing.“I’llseeyouattheend.”UncleJohnandIzigzaggedthroughtherunners.SoonDadwaswaybehind.Wereachedmile5,but

Istillhadn’tseenachocolatebaranywhere.Instead,thestreetswerelinedwithfast-foodplaces.IsmelledthefoodasIran—doughnuts,hamburge

rs,fries.Bymile8,Iwasstarving.HowIwishedI’deatensixpiecesoftoast,eggs,bacon,...Itwasrainingsohard.Myhandsstungfromthecold.Onthebalconiespeopleyelle

dandwavedtous.Atmile10,Itookapowergel(能量胶)outofmypocketandtriedtoopenit,butmyhandsweresocoldasiftheyhadbeenfrozenintofists.WhenIroundedthecorner,I

sawmyauntandmylittlebrothercheeringforus.Iwantedtostopandtalk,butIcouldn’tgetoutoftheflowofrunners.Theroadaheadwasyellow.Thousa

ndsofbananaskinseverywhere.Foodatlast!Igrabbedabananaandwolfeditdown.Mile15.Ilookeddownatmyfeetandwatchedthemrunacrossthestars.Therewe

retablesfullofpowergels.Itookoneandtoreitopen.Myhandshadcomeunfrozen.Isqueezedthepacketandfilledmymouthwithsweetstuff.C

hocolatewouldtastebetter.注意：1.所续写短文的词数应为150左右；2.请按如下格式在答题卡的相应位置作答。Paragraph1:MylegsachedandIdidn’twanttorunanotherinch.Paragraph2:Iwasrunningatfullsp

eed,andthecrowdwasyellingjustforme.2022学年第一学期高二期末教学质量调测英语试卷参考答案及评分标准第一部分：听力（共两节，20小题，满分30分）第一节（共5小题；每小题1.5分，满分7.5分）1—5CABCB第

二节（共15小题，每小题1.5分，满分22.5分）6—10BAACB11—15BACCA16—20BACBC第二部分：阅读理解（共两节，满分50分）第一节（共15个小题；每小题2.5分，满分37.5分）21—23CAB2

4—27ABCA28—31CCDB32—35BCAC第二节（共5小题；每小题2.5分，满分12.5分）36—40DFBCG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；每题1分，满分15分）41—45BCAAC46—50DABDC51—55CABDB第二节

（共10小题；每小题1.5分，满分15分）56.preferred57.surroundings58.to59.A60.which/that61.entirely62.hasbeenraised63.But64.valuable65.creating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）三、该题具体要求：（一）内容要点：1.比赛目的；2.比赛内容；3.活动感想。（二）应用词汇和语法结构的情况：时态以一般过去时和一般现在时为主；使用与主题相关的词汇；能够使用恰当的语法

结构。（三）上下文的连贯性按照内容要点展开写作，使用恰当的连接词或表达法使文章内容连贯。Onepossibleversion:ScienceLightsUptheFutureLastweekwitnessedt

heScienceandTechnologyInnovationContestofourschoolwiththethemeof“ScienceLightsUptheFuture”.Toenrichstudents’knowledgeofmodernsc

ienceandtechnologyaswellasinspireuswithscientificinnovationinthis“smarter”world,ourschoolheldavarietyofexhibitionsandlectures,whichwerebothinfo

rmativeandinspiring.Thereweremanyhand-onscientificdesignsandinventionsaswell,amongwhichthemostpopularoneswereroc

ketsand3Dprinting.Thecontestwasprovedhugelyrewarding,broadeningourhorizons,promotingourcreativityandcultivatingourinnovation.第二节:读后续写（

满分25分）OnepossibleversionParagraph1:MylegsachedandIdidn’twanttorunanotherinch.Thethoughtofgivingupandhavingabathmountedinsi

deme.Finallyhungercoupledwiththefiercerainsucceededinpersuadingme!ItoldUncleJohntogoonaheadandwalkedintothebathroom.WhenIca

meout,Idraggedmylegstowardsthefinishline.Alongtheway,olderpeopleranpastme,andyelled,“Don’tgiveup.”which,hard

enedmyheart.Icouldn’thelpthinking,iftheycoulddoit,socouldI.Afterastruggleinmyheart,Idecidedtospeedup.Paragraph2

:Iwasrunningatfullspeed,andthecrowdwasyellingjustforme.Withaglowrekindledinmymind,Ioutrantherunnersinsight.Mile25.Soakedwithswea

t,IwasonthelastlongstretchandIcouldhearthecrowdatthefinishline.Ihurriedmysteps,andupaheadthousandsofpeoplelinedthestreet.WhenIcrossedthatfini

shline,Ifeltlikeawinner.Afewminuteslater,uncleJohnandIsatwithterminalblanketsaroundus.WewerestillwaitingforDad.Iwasfinallyeat

ingachocolatebar.AnditwasthebestoneIhadevertasted.听力原文Text1M:Nora,mymouthisdry.IforgottobringacanofCo

kefromhome.W:Metoo.Inoticedthere’savendingmachineattheentranceofthepark.Whataboutgoingthereandgettingsom

ecansofCoke?M:Goodidea!I’veneverfoundyou’resuchacarefulperson.Text2M:Elena,whatdidyouwanttosayaminuteago?I

’msorryIwastoobusyonthephonethen.W:Oops,Ican’tremembernow.Thissortofthingoftenhappenstome,whichtroublesme

alot.M:Ifitreallyaffectsyourlife,you’dbettertakeanotebookwithyou.Text3M:Iwon’thaveanythingtoweartoworkonMonday.Itookallmysuitstothedrycl

eaner’sonFriday.W:Goandpickthemup.Theshopclosesearlyonweekends.M:Oh,yes.I’llpickthemupfirstthingtomorrow.I’mafr

aidI’mnotavailabletoday.Text4M:Excuseme,madam.WouldyoutellmehowtogettoGate23?Myflightwilltakeoffinhalfanhour,but

Ican’tfindasign.W:Oh,youshouldwalkupstairs.Gates15to27areonthesecondfloor.M:Thankyouverymuch.Thisterminalisreallydifferent

fromothersthatI’vebeento.Text5W:IfeelsogladthatIfollowedmybrother’sadvicetolearnprogramming.Otherwise,Iwouldn’thaveachancetowor

kfromhomeandIwouldhavedifficultyinrepayingthebankloan.M:IdohopetheCOVID-19willcometoanendassoonaspossible.Text6W:L

uke,haveyoueverheardthemusicVictorymadebythecompanyTwoStepsfromHell?M:Ofcourse.Ithasgotsopopularthatpeople

useitwidelyinshortvideos.W:Yes.M:Totellyouthetruth,it’soneofmyfavoritepieces.WhenIfeelsleepy,I’lllistentoit.Itcanmakemefeelre

freshed.W:Metoo.I’vecollecteddozensofpiecesthataresimilartoVictory.Theycanhelpmesaveabout20yuaneveryday.M:Whydoyousayso?W:Well,ifIdon’tlistentothiski

ndofmusic,I’llhavetospendthatamountofmoneyoncoffeeeachdaytokeepmeenergetic.Text7W:Oliver,youknowwhat?Wenzhouhasattractedtwelvenewenergyproje

ctswhichareworth125.8billionyuaninrecentyears.M:I’venoticedithastakenactiontobecomeagreencity.Ithasagoalofbecomingaleaderinthe

innovativedevelopmentofthenewenergyindustry.Whatdothenewenergyprojectsincludeexactly?W:There’sacarbonneutralheadquartersfacilityforwind

power.Itaimstogeneratepowerindeepwaters.M:Fantastic!Wedoneedtoturntogreenenergy.Non-renewableresources,suchasoil,na

turalgasandcoal,arebecominglessandlessonourearth.W:Yes.Weshouldnotonlysaveenergy,butalsousealternativeenergy,likethesolarenergyandwi

ndenergy.M:Youcansaythatagain.Butsomepeoplehaven’tbeenawarethattheresourceswecommonlyusewillbeuseduponeday.Weshoulddosomething.Howaboutma

kingsomeposterstoremindpeople?W:Goodidea.Text8W:Henry,comeandsee.Ibetyou’lllikethisstory.M:What’sitabout,Charlotte?W:It’sab

outayoungGermanlearningtraditionalChinesemedicine.M:Really?Whereishestudying?W:AtHenanUniversityofChineseMe

dicine.M:What’shisname?W:WuMing,aChinesename.M:Ha-ha.ImustsayIknowthatguy.He’smyelderbrother.W:Areyouserious?You’venevermentionedhimbef

ore.WhydoesyourbrothershowinterestinChinesemedicine?M:Youknow,bothofmyparentsareworkinginthehospitalintheU.S.Mybrotherthoughtsomedis

easescan’tbetreatedthoroughlywithWesternmedicinealone,sohedecidedtodigintoChinesemedicine.W:Didhehave

anydifficultyinlearning?M:Yes.Atfirst,hecouldn’tstandtheweather.It’sdifferentfromthatinourcountry.Butthebiggestwasthathisteachers,s

choolmates,andevensomepatientsspeakwiththeHenandialectinthedailyconversations.Butnowhecancommunicatewi

ththemeasily.Text9W:Goodmorning,sir.HowmayIhelpyou?M:Yes.I’mcheckingin.MynameisCharlesNielsen.W:Okay,letmeh

avealook.Oh,hereitis.You’vebookedasingleroomfortwonights,right?M:Oh,Ibookedaroomonlineonlyfortonight.W:Hmm…I’dbetterhavealookatthecomputer.Ah,th

eroomfortwonightswasbookedunderthenameofCharlesNielsenJr.AndaroomforonenightunderCharlesJames.I’msorry.ButIcan’tfindyourbooking,Mr.Nielsen.M:

Theremustbesomethingwrong.Pleasehaveacheckagain.W:Okay.Sir,I’mstillsorry.M:Thendoyouhaveanyroomsavailabletoni

ght?W:I’mafraidnot.Sincethere’saconcertatthenearbystadiumtonight,alltheroomshavealreadybeenbooked.M:Well,Ibettheotherhotelsintownh

avenoroomsavailableeither.W:Pleasewaitawhile.Sir,youaresuchaluckyguy.Amancanceledhisbookingaminuteago.Now,adoubleroomisavailable.Wouldyouli

ketotakeit?M:CanIgetsomediscounts?W:I’msorry.Wedon’tofferanydiscountstoday.ButIpromiseyou’llgeta25%discou

ntnexttime.M:Okay,hereismyIDcard.Text10Goodmorning,everyone!LastFriday,wetalkedaboutMozartandFranzSchubert.Intoday’sclas

s,we’lllearnaboutthegreatGermanmusicianBeethoven.BeethovenwasborninBonnin1770.Hewasinitiallytaughtbyhisfatherandlaterb

ythecomposerandconductorChristianGottlobNeefe.AndunderChristian’sguidance,hepublishedhisfirstwork,asetofpianovariationsin1783.Attheageof21,Beet

hovenmovedtoVienna,whichlaterlaidthegroundworkforhiscareer.Hethengainedareputationasaskilledpianist.Hisfirstmajororchestralwor

k,SymphonyNo.1,wasfirstplayedinpublicin1800.Unluckily,hewasgraduallylosinghishearing.Beethovenhadtousenotebookstocarr

youtconversations.ButhecontinuedtoconductandfinishedhisSymphonyNo.3andSymphonyNo.5in1804and1808,respectively.Hewasalmostcompletelydeafby1814,an

dthenhegaveupperformingandappearinginpublic.AlthoughBeethovenwaslesssociallyinvolved,hecomposedmanyofhismostadmiredworks.Hisonlyopera,Fidelio,firstpe

rformedin1805,wasrevisedtoitsfinalversionin1814.Afteralongillness,hediedin1827.Beethoven’sworkscounta

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