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绝密★考试结束前2023学年第二学期衢温“5+1”联盟期中联考高二年级英语学科试题考生须知：1.本卷共10页满分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纸上，写在试卷上无效。4.考试结束后，只需上交答题纸。选择题部分第一部分听力（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.Whatdoesthewomanoffertodofortheman?A.Gethimsomecoffee.B.Treathimtolunch.C.Lookforhislunchbox.

2.WhathappenedtoHenry?A.Hegainedweight.B.Hemaintainedweight.C.Helostweight.3.Whereisthemangoing?A.5thAvenue.B.6thAvenue.C.8thAvenue.4.Wh

atistheman’sopinionaboutsoapoperas?A.Relaxing.B.Boring.C.Interesting.5.Whatarethespeakerstalkingabou

t?A.Aphotographer.B.Avacation.C.Aphoto.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。听下面一段对话，回答第6、7题。6.Whatareonthelistoftheclothes?A

.Sweaters.B.Socks.C.T-shirts.7.Whatisthewomandoing?A.Shoppingwiththeman.B.Givingadvice.C.Packingforatrip.听下面一段对话，回答第8、9题。8.Whatd

oesthemanmainlydoinhissparetime?A.Helearnsalanguage.B.Heplaysthepiano.C.Hedoessomesports.9.Whydidthemangiveupskating?A.Helostinterestinit.B.Hed

idn’thaveenoughtime.C.Hegotinjuredinhisleg.听下面一段对话，回答第10至12题。10.Whatistheproblemwiththewoman?A.Shehasgainedweight.B.Shedoesn’tfeelverywell

.C.Sheisworriedabouttheexams.11.Whatadvicedoesthemangivethewoman?A.Drinklesscoffee.B.Eatmoremeatandfruits.C.Gotobedbefore10:00p.m.12.Whatexercis

edoesthemanrecommendthewomantotake?A.RunningB.Dancing.C.Walking.听下面一段对话，回答第13至16题。13.Whatdoesthewomanhavetodotogetscholarships?A.SpeakEnglishwell.B.A

pplybyMonday.C.Getthehighestgrades.14.Whatisthewomantryingtodo?A.Makeasurvey.B.Askforadvice.C.Offersomehelp.15.Whichsubjec

tdoesthewomanlikebest?A.English.B.Math.C.Art.16.Whatdoesthemanthinkofthewoman’sdreamjob?A.Perfect.B.Impractical.C.Dull.听下面一段独白，回答第17至20

题。17.Whatwasthesurveyon?A.Hotelservices.B.Hotelrooms.C.Hotelcomplaints.18.Howmanyhotelstaffweresurveyed?A.400.

B.75.C.39.19.Whatweremostoftheunusualcomplaintsabout?A.Food.B.Rooms.C.Location.20.WhydidthemanataluxuryhotelinLondoncomplain

?A.Hedidn’tgetadiscount.B.Thetoiletwasfilledwithwater.C.Hisroomdidn’thaveaseaview.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。AConsideringstudyingintheUS?Concernedaboutexpense?Let’sexplorestrategiesforreducingeconomicpressure.Finding

scholarshipsExploreuniversitywebsites,asmanyUSinstitutionsofferscholarshipstointernationalstudents.MakeuseofsearchengineslikeFastwebor

Scholarship.comforcomprehensivescholarshipsearches.Scholarshipscanbecompetitiveduetohighdemand.However,alargenumberofopportunitiesexist.Tipsforsecuri

ngscholarships:●Academicexcellence:Strongacademicperformanceishighlyregardedbyuniversities●Extracurricularinvolv

ement:Participationinsports,musicorcommunityservicedistinguishesapplicants.●Seekguidance:Teachersoradviserscanoffervaluableadvice.Alternative

cost-reductionmeasures●On-campusemployment:Internationalstudentscanworkoncampus,providingbothincomeandnetworkingopportuni

ties.●Communitycolleges:Startstudiesatacommunitycollege,whichisoftenmoreaffordable,beforetransferringtoauniversityfordegr

eecompletion.●Hostfamilyaccommodation:LivingwithaUSfamilycanbeacost-effectivealternativetouniversityhousing

.Financialoptions:loansandaid●Loans(贷款):Somefinancialinstitutionsloanstointernationalstudents.●Financialaid:Certainuniversitiesprovidefinancia

lassistancetointernationalstudents.Practicalbudgeting●Homecooking:Preparingmealsathomeismoreeconomical

thandiningout.●Second-handpurchases:Chooseusedbooksandfurnituretosaveonexpenses.●Publictransportation:Takebusesandtrains

insteadofowningacarformorecost-effectivetravel.21.Whatisanadvantageinguaranteeingscholarships?A.Agreatgiftinart.B.Excellentac

ademicperformance.C.Activeparticipationinclassactivities.D.Agoodcommandofusingsearchengines.22.Basedonthep

assage,whichofthefollowingstatementsistrue?A.Communitycollegefeesarerelativelyhigh.B.Owningacaristhecheapestwaytoge

taround.C.Internationalstudentshaveaccesstofinancialaidinsomeuniversities.D.On-campusaccommodationcostsmuchlessthanlivingwithahostfamily.23.W

hichsectionofanewspapermaythetextcomefrom?A.Education.B.Economy.C.Transportation.D.Travel.BAreyouan“Iperson”oran“Eperson”?Thesetwope

rsonalitylabelsinparticulararewidelydiscussedonline.TheyarepartofapopularpersonalitytestcalledtheMyers-BriggsTypeIndicator,orMBTI.

Thereare16personalitiesinall,ofwhich“I”and“E”referto“introverted”and“extroverted”,respectively.Evenifsomeoneistypicallyquiet,manyonlinediscuss

ionssuggestthatan“Iperson”canstillactoutgoingattimes.Forexample,whenanintrovertedpersoniswithagroupofintroverted

friends,theymightbecomemoresociallikean“E”person.Accordingtopsychologists,thisideaoftemporarilyswitchingpersonali

tiesiscalled“masking”.Thatishidingyourtruepersonalityinspecificsituations.“Humanbeingswanttofeeltheybelong,andtheymightbecomepeople-pleaserstodoso,”

wrotetheMasterClasswebsite.Thinkingonthis,Imayactuallybethekindofpersonthatthesepeoplearediscussing.Mosttimes,Ijustwishtomaketheatmos

pheremoreinterestingandexcitingandshowpeoplethatI’measytogetalongwith.Butdeepdown,Imostlyenjoybeingaloneandquiet.UsingtheM

BTIresulttoidentifyanddescribesomeone’spersonalityseemsfun.However,Iwenttoofaratonetime.Mysisterwasexcitedlymakingaday-to-daytrave

lplanwhenIrememberedfromanarticlethata“Pperson”doesn’tliketomakeorsticktoplans,soIsaidtoher,“Youdon’tse

emlikea‘Pperson’”.“Why?”sheaskedback.“SincewhendoIneedtofollowwhatmypersonalitytesttellsmetodo?”ItwasthenthatIrealizedthatI’dta

kentheresulttooseriously.TheMBTIpersonalitytestmayshowsomethingyoudon’tknowaboutyourselfandcanevenbeafunice-breakerq

uestionwhenmeetingnewfriends.Andthat’sallitis—forfun.Knowingsomeone’sMBTIresultdoesn’tmeanyoureallyknowthisperson.24.An“Iperson”tendsto___

_____.A.reflectonproblemsaloneB.enjoygatheringswithfriendsC.beactiveinsocialsituationsD.trytochatwithcompletestrangers25.W

hydoesan“Iperson”actlikean“Eperson”sometimes?A.Becausehe/shewantstobelikeothers.B.Becausehe/sheneedsasenseofbelonging.C.Becausehe/sh

edislikestoembarrassothers.D.Becausehe/sheisactuallyan“Eperson”deepinside26.Whatdoesthewritermeanbysaying“Iwenttoofar”inparagraph

5?A.Shepushedhersistertoomuch.B.Shefailedtohelphersisterfollowherplan.C.Shebelievedblindlytheresultofthepersonalitytest.D.Shediscou

ragedhersistertomakeadetailedtravelplan.27.WhatdoesthewriterthinkabouttheMBTI?A.Itissupposedtobestrictlyfollowed.B.Itte

llsyoueverythingaboutyourpersonality.C.It’saninterestingwaytostartachatwithastranger.D.It’sareliableapproachtotellingwhattype

ofpeopleapersonbelongsto.CWhenopeningcertainmobileapps,usersoftenfinddisruptive(有干扰性的)open-appadvertisemen

tsthatimpacttheirexperience.Open-appadvertisementsareadvertisementsthatappearinbetweencontentsorduringtransitionscr

eens,suchaswhenanappisloadingthenextpage.Someoftheseadvertisementscanredirectuserstoanotherappifthephoneisshaken,causingalotoffrustrationforconsumer

s.Theseopen-appadvertisementsfunctionasgatewaysandbecomemorecommonduringonlineshoppingfestivals,redirectinguserstoshoppingplatformssuch

asTaobaoandJD.Mostsmartphoneshaveagyroscopesensor(陀螺仪传感器)todetectshaking,leadingtounintentionalredirection.Manyusersnotonl

yfinditannoyingtofindthemselvesonanadvertisementspage,butalsohavetroubledisablingthegyroscopefeaturesincesometimestheirphoneslackthechoice

todosotoavoidthisissue.Inresponse,authoritieshaveintroduceddetailedregulationsonshakingadvertisementsgateways.A

regulationpublishedinDecember2022outlinesspecificrulesforthedesignof“shake-to-open”advertisements.Itsayst

hattheseadvertisementscanonlybe“clickedthrough”ifthephone’srotationangleexceeds35degrees,withanactiontimelongerthanthreeseconds.Ad

ditionally,inFebruary,theMinistryofIndustryandInformationTechnologyemphasizedthatpop-uporopen-appadvertisementsshou

ldnotdisruptusers’experiences.AregulationintroducedinMaystatesthatadvertisementsmustincludeaclearbuttonforuserstoclosethem.Governmentenfor

cementoftheseregulationspresentschallenges,asthenumberofappsanddevelopersisgreat.However,thisshouldnotbeanexcusef

orinternetplatformstobreaktherules,asthisbehaviorcausesfarmoreharmthangood.AsurveybytheJiangsuConsumerCounc

ilshowedthatover90percentofusersstronglydislikeopen-appadvertisements,feelingthattheirrightsarebeingthreat

ened.Whiletheseadvertisementsmightleadtomoreclicks,thefactisthattheadvertisementsmayharmthecredibilityoftheplatformst

hattheadvertisementsleadtoandweakentheusers’willingnesstousetheplatforms.Platformscanachieveamutuallybeneficial(互惠互利)solutiononlyiftheyres

pectusers’choicesandprovidesuitableadvertisementsthatusersarewilingtoaccept.28.Whatdoesthefirstparagraphmainlytalk

aboutconcerningopen-appads?A.Thebenefitsofopen-appadsforonlineshoppingplatforms.B.Thelackofregulationsgoverningtraditionaladvertisingmethods.C.T

heeffectivenessofopen-appadsinincreasingusers’engagement.D.Thenegativeimpactofdisruptiveopen-appadsonusers’experience.29.Whatwasreg

ulatedinDecember2022about“shake-to-open”ads?A.Theycanbeclickedthroughwithoutanyrestrictions.B.Theycanon

lybeclickedthroughoncertainconditions.C.Theyshouldhaveaclearbuttonforuserstoclosethem.D.Theyshouldappearforonlythreesecondsonthescreen.30

.Howcanplatformsreachawin-winsolutionasmentionedinthelastparagraph?A.Byignoringusers’choices.B.Byrespectin

gusers’preferences.C.Bypresentingmoreirrelevantads.D.Byfloodinguserswithmoreprofitableads.31.Whatisthebesttitleofthepassa

ge?A.ThePreferencesofShoppingPlatforms.B.TheChallengesofOnlineShoppingFestivals.C.TheRoleofAdvertisementsinImprovingUsers’Experience.D.TheBa

ttleagainstDisruptiveAdvertisementsonMobileApps.DPost-traumaticstressdisorder(PTSD,创伤后应激障碍)isamentaldisorderthatdevelo

psamongpeoplewhohaveexperiencedorobservedtraumaticthingssuchaswars,disastersorotherviolentevents.AttheheartofPTSDisamemorythatcannotbecontrol

led.Itcanaffecttheeverydaylivesofitssufferersinformssuchasflashbacks,nightmaresandanxiety.Anewstudydonebyresearcher

sfromYaleUniversityandtheIcahnSchoolofMedicineatMountSinaiinNewYorkCitysuggeststhatpatientswithPTSDprocesstheirtraumaticmem

oriesdifferentlythanregularmemories.Theresearchersdidbrainscansof28PTSDpatients.Theyaskedthepatientstolistentorecordednarrationsoft

heirownmemories.Someoftherecordedmemorieswereneutral,someweresimply“sad”,andsomeweretraumatic.Theyfoundthatwhe

nthepatientslistenedtothe“sad”memories,thehippocampus(海马体),whichisresponsibleforformingmemories,wasactivated.Butwhentheylistenedtothetraumaticme

mories,adifferentarea,.calledtheposteriorcingulatecortex(PCC,后扣带回皮质),wasengaged.ThePCCisnotamemoryregion.Inst

ead,itregulatesinternalexperiences,suchasdaydreaming.ThemoreseverePTSDsymptomsare,themoreactivethePCCis.“Thebraindoesn’tlooklikeitisinastateofmemor

y;itlookslikeitisinastateofpresentexperience,”DanielaSchiller,oneoftheauthorsofthestudy,toldTheNewYorkTimes.Thatmeanspeop

lewithPTSDfeelasthoughthey’reexperiencingthetraumaticeventagaininthepresentmoment,ratherthanthinkingba

ckonitlikeatypicalmemory.ThenewfindingmightholdhopefornewPTSDtherapies(治疗).FuturetherapiesareexpectedtofocusonhelpingPTSDpatientsreturntheirtraumatic

memoriestothehippocampussothattheycantreatthemasregularandnon-disruptive(非破坏性的)memories.Changingthewaysofthinkingcouldhelpthebrainreducethefee

lingofimmediatethreatcausedbytrauma,accordingtoIlanHarpaz-Rotem,oneofthepaper’sauthors.32.Whatdoestheun

derlinedword“flashbacks”inparagraph1mean?A.Rapidmovementsofeyes.B.Loudsoundinthedistance.C.Repeatedupsettingmemories.D.B

rightlightssuddenlyappearing.33.HowdopeoplewithPTSDrecalltraumaticeventsaccordingtoDanielaSchiller?A.Theytreatthemasregularmemories.B.T

heycaneasilycontrolthesememories.C.Theystruggletoremembertraumaticeventsclearly.D.Theyvividlyrelivetraumaticev

entsasiftheyarehappeningatpresent.34.Whatistheauthor’sattitudetowardsthenewfinding?A.Positive.B.Negative.C.Unclear.D.Doubtful.35.Whatisthepurposeoft

hepassage?A.Toanalyzethereasonsfortraumaticevents.B.ToinformreadersofthesymptomsofPTSDpatients.C.Toadvocatepatients’participationinfuturetherapies.D.

Topresentaresearchfindinganditspotentialapplication.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。HowtoBoostHappinessSpendt

imewithyourclosestfriendsAccordingtoOxfordpsychologistRobertDunbar,morethan60percentofoursocialtimeisdev

otedtoour5closestfriends.36Fromahappinesspointofview,itpaystoinvestinthoseclosesttoyou.Laughingwithfriendshasbeenshowntobebenefic

ialforyourheart,lungsandstresscontrol.HoldopenadoorUndertakinganactofkindness,suchasholdingopenadoorforastrangertriggersthebrainplea

surecentre.Oneofthelargeststudiesintokindness,TheKindnessTest,lookedat60,000peopleandshowedthatthosewhoregularlyvolunteerseeapositivechangein

brainchemistry.37StrikeupconversationswithstrangersIfyouliveinalargecity,chancesarethatyoudon’tregularlystrikeupco

nversationswithstrangers.38Researchshowsthattalkingtostrangerscanstimulateourbraininwaysthatfamiliarinteractionsdon’t,sharpeningourt

hinking,boostingself-confidenceandprovidingasenseofaccomplishment.HugforawhileItmightnotcomenaturallytoeveryonebuthugsaregreatf

orthebody.39Thereasonisthatittakesawhileforyourbraintoreleaseahormonelinkedtoincreasedtrustandcreativity.Hugsalsotr

iggerthereleaseofhormonesthatarelinkedtoyourimmunesystem.Theyhavealsobeenlinkedtoreducinganxietyinpeoplewithlowself-es

teem.40AstudyinPolandfoundadecreaseinstressinyoungadultswhospent15minutesinnaturalsurroundings.Afurthers

tudybytheUniversityofExeterfoundthatjustfiveminutesofnatureexposurereducedstress.Thebestpossiblebenefi

tsareachievedbyspending120minutesaweekinnature-or17minutesaday.A.Workoutregularly.B.Stepoutsidetobeund

erthesky.C.Remembertokeepdoingitforsevenseconds,though.D.Actually,gratitudeisstronglyassociatedwithagreaterlevelofhappin

ess.E.That’sfollowedby15goodfriends,50friendsand150meaningfulcontacts.F.Butdoingsohasbeenproventoboostasenseofbelong

ingandimprovemoodG.Thosewhocarryoutniceactsforstrangersalsoreportfeelingmorecompetent.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。Foralongtime,SergioPeraltafromtheUSdreamed

aboutplayingcatchWhenhewasborn,hisrighthanddidn’tfully41,withonlytinyfingersattheendofhisarm.42,hehadtolearntowrite,eatandcarryboo

kswithonlyonehand.Overtheyears,the15-year-oldboyfromHendersonvilleHighSchoollost43thatanythingwouldchange.Peraltawouldhid

ehishandinhissleeve(袖子),so44wouldeverfindout.Luckily,theschool’sengineeringteacher,JeffWilkins,toldhimthathisfellowstudentsmightbeabletohelp,

andhisclassmatessupportedhiminawayhenever45.Threestudentshad46toonlinemodelsofprostheses(假体)anda3Dprinte

r,sotheymadeaplan.Theyusedpolylacticacid(聚乳酸),acommonmaterialin3Dprintingthatisalso47tomakeelectronicd

evices,asthemainfabricofthe48.Theyappliedanotherelastic(有弹性的),plasticmaterialtomakethefingers49objects.BobCotter,theschool’s50

,toldtheBBCthathisstudentsareencouragedto“makeconcepts51reality”.Hethoughthighlyofwhatthestudentsdid,52thatPeralta’snewprosthesisisa

proofthatthestudentscareabouteachother.Peralta,who53todoeverythingwithhislefthand,wasevenabletocatchabaseballwiththe

prosthetichandcreatedbyhisclassmates.“WhenIcaughtitforthefirsttime,everyonestartedcheeringup54,”Peraltasaidwithasmile.“Itwasthefirsttim

ethatIhadcaughtaballwithmy55handinmy15years.”41.A.sweepB.spreadC.buildD.develop42.A.HoweverB.ThereforeC.N

everthelessD.Yet43.A.heartB.courageC.hopeD.help44.A.nobodyB.somebodyC.anybodyD.everybody45.A.declinedB.emergedC.stimulatedD.expected46.A.chanceB

.abilityC.accessD.plan47.A.usedB.deletedC.reliedD.urged48.A.legB.handC.armD.foot49.A.stretchB.defendC.c

ollapseD.catch50.A.managerB.colleagueC.principalD.monitor51.A.turnedupB.turnedoutC.turnedintoD.turneddown52.A.talkingB.addingC.wishingD.whisper

ing53.A.grewupB.brokeupC.pickedupD.lookedup54.A.cautiouslyB.consideratelyC.gratefullyD.excitedly55.A.leftB.rig

htC.extraD.another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。Asacountrywitharichhistoryandsplend

idcivilization,Chinahaswitnessedthepassingdownofnumerous56__________(form)ofintangibleculturalheritagewhichcontinuetobevaluedt

oday.ChinaDailyrecentlyhaslaunchedthedocumentaryseriesRevivalofAncientArts,filminginheritorsandmodernartiststhataredevot

ed57__________revivingancientarts.Ronghua,orvelvet(天鹅绒)flowers,isatraditionalChineseartformoftwistingsilkthreadsbetweenthinwire.T

hetraditionofwearingvelvetflowersisbelieved58__________(date)backtotheTangDynasty(618-907).Atthattime,theartisticflower

s59__________(offer)asgiftstotheimperialcourt.Theintangibleculturalheritageof60__________tomakevelvetf

lowershasbeenpasseddownthroughthegenerations,61__________(preserve)itstimelessartistry.62__________firstpartofthedocumentaryseriesfocuseso

ntheeffortsofavelvetflowerartist,63__________hasinheritedthetraditionaltechniqueandcombinedthehistorywithmodernculture.Inthesecond

part,aninheritorfromNanjingofEastChina’sJiangsuprovince,oneofthebirthplacesofvelvetflowerproduction,64__________(show)theprocessofcraftin

gvelvetflowers,sharinghiseffortstoadvancethistraditionalart65__________hiscontributiontorevivingtheancienttechnique.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，上周日你校举办了“种下一棵树，收获一片林”的植树节活动。请你为校英语报写一篇活动报道，内容包括：1.活动内容；2.活动收获。注意：1.写作词数应为80左右；2.请按如下格式在答题纸的相应位置作答。PlantaTree,HarvestaForest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。Iwas11yearsoldwhenIaskedmyparentsforpianolessons.Wewereintheimpactofthe

recession(经济衰退).Mymotherhadrecentlybeenoutofworkandsomyfatherbecametheonlybreadearnerforourfamily.Apolite“no”wastheans

wer.Thatdidn’tdiscourageme.IGoogledthedimensionsofakeyboard,drewthekeysontoapieceofpaperandstuckitonmydesk.Iwouldclicknotesonanonlinekeyboardand“play

”thembackonmypaperone—keepingthesoundtheymadeonthecomputerinmyhead.AfterawhileIcouldhearthenotesinmyheadwhilepressingthekeys

onthepaper.Ispentsixmonthsplayingscalesandchordsequenceswithouttouchingarealpiano.Oncemymothersawitwasn’ta

craze,inspiteofthefactthatsheandfatherneverwishedtheirdaughtertoworkinmusic,sheborrowedsomemoneyfromfamilyand

friends,andboughtme10lessons.Istillrememberthefirstlesson.Iwasstruckbyhownobleandelegantthesoundofthepianowas,asIhadbecomefamiliarwiththeartificial

electronicsound.TheteachertriedtoexplainwheremiddleCwasbutIcouldalreadyplayallthemajorandminorscales(音阶),aswellastonicanddominantfunction

s.Aftereightlessons,Iobtainedthefirstgradepianocertificate(证书).BythetimeIstartedsecondaryschool,wecouldn’taffordlessonsagain,soIretu

rnedtomypaperkeyboard.Ipassedgradethree,thengradefive,practicingonlyonmypaperkeyboard.Forthegradesaboveth

at,there’sanexpectationthatyouincludeacertainsensitivityintoyourplaying.TheheadofmusicatmyschoolsaidIcouldpracticeontheschool’sgrandpia

no.Iwouldwakeupat5:30a.m.togetthereintimeandplayuntillessonsstarted.I’dskiplunchandthenpracticeafterschool

untilthecaretakerkickedmeout.Athome,I’dhavedinner,dothreehoursofrevision,andthenmentalpracticeuntil1a.m.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。Oneevening,whenIwasabout13,Icamehome,andmymothersaidshehadasurpriseforme.Myfatherwasverymuchagainstplayingthepi

ano,butwhenheheardmyplaying,somethinginsidehimchanged.2023学年第二学期衢温“5+1”联盟期中联考高二年级英语学科参考答案听力（共20小题；每小题1.5分，满分30分）1-5BCABC6-10ABACB11-15ACBBA16-20

BCAAC阅读（共20小题；每小题2.5分，满分50分）第一节21-23BCA24-27ABCC28-31DBBD32-35CDAD第二节36-40EGFCB完形填空（共15小题；每小题1分，满分15）41-45DB

CAD46-50CABDC51-55CBADB语法填空（共10小题；每小题1.5分，满分15分）56.forms57.to58.todate59.wereoffered60.how61.preserving62.The

63.who64.shows65.and应用文写作（满分15分）Apossibleversion:PlantaTree,HarvestaForestAimingtoraisestudents’awarenessaboutenvironmentalpr

otectionandtheimportanceofreforestation,ourschoolorganizedatree-plantingeventthemed“PlantaTree,HarvestaFores

t”lastSunday.Asisscheduled,studentsandteachersgatheredintheschoolgardenwithshovelsandsaplingsinhand.Everyoneenthusiasticall

yparticipatedinplantingtrees,creatingavibrantandgreenatmosphere.Studentsweredividedintogroups,eachresponsibleforplantingandcaringfor

aspecificareaofthegarden.Alongsidetreeplanting,environmentalknowledgeboardsweredisplayed,furtherpromotingstudents’eco-aware

ness.Notonlydidtheeventpromoteasenseofunityandteamworkamongtheparticipants,butalsoiteducatedeveryoneaboutthebenefitsoftreestotheenvironment.S

tudentsbetterunderstoodtheroleoftreesincombatingclimatechangeandimprovingairquality.读后续写（满分25分）Apossibleversion:Oneevening,whenIwasabout13,Icameho

me,andmymumsaidshehadasurpriseforme.Iwasexpectingachocolatebar,butitturnedouttobearealpiano,boughtwithmoremon

eyborrowedfromfriends.ItwasthefirsttimethatI’dplayedforher.Muchtohersurprise,insteadofasimplesong,IplayedapiececalledEleg

y:InAutumn.Icouldseetearswellingupinhereyes.Shehurriedtofetchmydadfromhisroomandalmostpushedhimintothesofa.“Justl

isten,”shesaid.Myfatherwasverymuchagainstmeplayingthepiano,butwhenheheardmyplaying,somethinginsidehimchanged.Actuall

y,hewouldalwaysdropeverythinghewasdoingwheneverheheardthesoundofthepianokeys.Now,manyyearslater,peopleallovertheworldhe

armeplaying.Whatmyfathersaidthatdayhasneverfadedfrommymemory,“Sinceyoudoloveplayingitandplayitsowell,justkeepplayingitlikenooneelsewould.”SoI’vedo

neeversinceandthisisoneofthefewthingsthatIfeelsoproudhavehappenedinmylife.附：英语听力原文Text1M:Ican’tfindmylunchboxanywhere.IknowIhaditwhenIarrived.W:Nev

ermind.Iwilltreatyoutodayatthatcafeacrossthestreet.Text2M:Henrycan’tbeover60kilogramsnow.W:Sure.Howdidhelose10kilogramsinamonth?Text3M:What

stopisthis?W:6thAvenue.Thebuswon’tstopagainuntil8thAvenue.M:Oh,no.Imissedmystop!Whydidn’tyouremindmewhenthebusarrivedat5thAvenue?Te

xt4M:Doyouwanttogooutforawalk?W:What,now?Ican’t.It’s“SoapTime”.Don’tyouwatchit?M:Areyoukidding?Soapoperas

(肥皂剧)areforpeoplewhohavenothingbettertodo.Text5W:Thepictureiswelldesigned.M:Itookitonmyvacationlastyear.W:Really?Id

idn’tknowyouaresuchagreatphotographer!Text6M:HereisthelistoftheclothesIwanttotaketoLosAngeles.DoyouthinkI’vethoughtofeverything?

W:Let’ssee.Sweaters,jackets,scarves…M:Yes,it’sspringinLosAngeles,andit’llbecool.W:Notallthetime.Whatwillyouwearifit’swarm?M:Ifit’swarm,Iwo

n’twearasweater!W:Fine,butyoudon’thaveanyT-shirtsorsocksonyourlist.M:Oh,Iforgot.I’lltakeacoupleofsocksandsomeT-shirts.Aretheyi

nmybedroom?W:Yes,inyourclothescupboard.Text7M:It’sSaturdayagain.Noalarmclock.Nowork.Iloveit.W:HowIwanttohavemuchfreetim

easyoudo!Sowhatdoyouusuallydoinyourfreetime?M:Atthemoment,I’mspendingmuchofmyfreetimelearningGerman.Ialsoenjoyplayingthepianonowand

then.W:Doyouplayanysports?M:Notmuch.ButIgotothesportsclubandworkoutonceaweek.W:Whynottryskating?It’ssoexciting.M:Yes,buttooexciting.Ioncebr

okemylegwhileskating.Ihadtogiveitup.W:Whatapity!Text8M:Iknowthatyoudon’tfeelverywellandyou’relosingweight.Hasschoolbeenverydifficultlate

ly?W:Yes.Ijustfinishedtakingmymidtermexams.I’vebeendrinkingalotofcoffeetostayuplatetostudy.M:Whataboutexercise?Haveyoubee

nabletogetanyexerciseduringmidtermexams?W:No.I’vebeenstudyingsomuchthatIhaven’thadtime.M:Itsoundstomethatyouhave

n’tgivenyourbodyachancetogetbetter.W:WhatshouldIdo?M:First,youmustsleepmore.Next,youhavetoeatbetter.Yourbodycannotworkwellifyoudon’tgiveitgoodfood.T

rytoeatmorevegetablesandfruits.Andlimityourcoffeetotwocupsaday.Finally,youshouldexercisemore.Itdoesn’thavetoberunnin

gordancing.Walkingisanexcellentexerciseandiseasytodo.W:Allright.Thankyou,doctor.Text9M:Hi,Melissa!Howareyoudoi

ng?W:I’msostressed(焦虑不安，心力交瘁)!Idon’tknowwheretogotoschoolandwhattomajorin!M:Don’tworry.Youhaveplentyoftimetodecide.W:Actuall

y,Idon’t.IfIwanttogetscholarshipstohelpmepayfortuition(学费),IneedtoapplybyMonday.M:Oh,Isee.Well,letmeseeifIcanhelpyou.What’syourfavoritesubject?W:

IlikeEnglish,math,art,andmusic.M:OK.Whichonedoyoulikethemost?W:IguessI’dhavetosayEnglish.IusuallydoprettywellinEnglishclasses,too.M:Whichsubject

doyougetyourhighestgradesin?W:Actually,thatwouldhavetobemath.M:OK.Well,whatkindofjobdoyouwanttogetwhenyougraduate?W:Idon’tknow.AllIknowisth

atIwanttomakelotsofmoney!M:Alright!So,isitmoreimportanttoyoutomakemoneyortoenjoyyourwork?W:Inaperfectworld,Iwouldenjoymywork,and

makelotsofmoney!M:OK.Stopdreaming.Text10W:Atravelwebsiteconductedasurveyonhotelcomplaintsandfoundsomeun

usualthings.ThesiteSkyscanner.Netsurveyed400hotelstaffin39countries.Itaskedaboutthestrangestthingsguestshadaskedfororcomplainedabout.Staf

fsaidthatmostoftheunusualcomplaintswereaboutfood.Otherrequestswereaboutrooms.Noteveryhotelroomistoeverybody’sta

ste,butthecomplaintsintheSkyscannersurveyweresostrangethattheymakeyouwonderhowthehotelstaffanswered.Itwouldbeimpossibleforanyho

teltomakesomeofthesecomplainingguestshappy.Thecomplaintsaboutfoodwereverystrange.Oneguestaskedfor16cucumbersaday.Anotherrequestedonlyt

herightlegofachicken.Thestaffwonderediftheleftlegdidn’ttasteasniceastherightleg.Oneguestaskedforsomethi

ngnotnormallyonthemenu—crocodilesoup.Othercomplaintsweretotallycrazy.AmanataluxuryhotelinLondoncompla

inedthathisroomdidnothaveaseaview.ThenearestbeachtoLondonisabout75kilometersaway.Otherguestswantedthetoiletfilledwithmineralwate

r,abathfullofhoneyandadiscountbecausehisgirlfriendsnored(打呼噜).