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1/92022学年第一学期期末教学质量监测高二英语笔试试题2023.01本试卷共9页，卷面满分120分，折算成130分计入总分。考试用时120分钟。第一部分阅读（共两节，满分60分）第一节阅读理解（共19小题；每小题2.5分，

满分47.5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。AHere’resomefamousplacesofinterestinBeijingforyoutovisit.TheGreatWallofC

hinaIt’soneofthegreatestsightsintheworld—thelongestwallintheworld,anawe-inspiringfeatofancientdefensive

architecture.Itswindingpathoverruggedcountrysteepmountainstakesinsomegreatscenery.ItshowsusnotonlyChina’scultureofnational

pride,grandprojects,anddeterminedresistance,butalsoChina’sextravagantarchitectureandcreativity.Opentime:A

pr.1-Oct.31(highseason)7:30-16:00Ticket:40yuanforadult;halfforstudentNov.1-Mar.31(lowseason)7:30-16:00Ticket:35yuanforadult;ha

lfforstudentWebsite:badaling.cnTel:86-10-69122222TheSummerPalaceIt’sthelargestandmostcompleteimperialgardenexistinginChina.Itwasfirstbuiltinthe12

thcenturyasanimperialpalace.Occupyinganareaof304hectares,theSummerPalacefeatureshillyandwaterscenery.TheKunmingLakemakesupfour-fift

hsofthisroyalpark.TheLongCorridorrunningeast-westalongthelakeaswellasthePavilionoftheFragranceofBuddha,theSeaofWisdom,andth

eHallofDispellingtheCloudsandSuzhouStreetstandingsouthtonorthontheLongevityHillarethemajorscenicspots.Opent

ime:Apr.1-Oct.316:30-18:00Ticket:30yuanforadult;Childunder6,forfreeNov.1-Mar.317:00-17:00Ticket:20yuanforadult;childunder6,forfreeE-mail:web

master@china.org.cnTel:86-10-68326688TheForbiddenCityItwastheChineseimperialpalaceduringthemid-MingandtheQingDynasties.It’slistedbyUNESCOasthelargest

collectionofpreservedancientwoodenstructuresintheworld.AddedtotheWorldHeritagein1987asthe“ImperialPalaceoftheM

ingandQingDynasties”,theForbiddenCityisnowofficiallycalledthePalaceMuseum.Opentime:8:30-16:00;(ClosedonMondaybutope

nduringnationalholidays)2/9Ticket:60yuanforadult;halfforstudent;childlessthan1.2mtall,forfreeWebsite:www.dpm.org.cnTel:86-10-850079381.Fondofcli

mbingandenjoyinggreatesthillysights,Mikeshouldbestchoose_______tovisit.A.theLongCorridorB.theForbiddenCit

yC.theGreatWallofChinaD.theSummerPalace2.IfacouplewiththeirdaughterAnnaaged5,visitstheSummerPalaceonMayDay,howmuchshouldthey

pay?A.50yuan.B.40yuan.C.90yuan.D.60yuan.3.AninternationalcollectorwantstoknowmoreaboutthePalaceMuseum,heshouldconnect______.A.Website:

www.dpm.org.cnB.Tel:86-10-68326688C.Website:badaling.cnD.Tel:86-10-69122222BOnMonday,August21,millionsofAmericansacrossthecountryworetheir

protectiveeyeglassestowatchthehighlyexpectedtotalsolareclipse(日食).Thoughtheeclipses,whichoccuraboutevery18months,arenotrare,thisonewashistoric.

ItwasnotonlythefirsttotalsolareclipsevisiblefromthemainlandUSinmorethan38years,butalsothefirsttobeseencoasttocoastinalmostacentury.Th

ecrowdswerethrilledasthemoonbrieflyblockedthesun,coveringcitiesallthewayfromOregontoSouthCarolina(SC)with

darkness.Acoldrandownmanyspines(脊柱)asthetemperaturesdroppeddramatically,byupto12degreesFahrenheit,duringtotality(全食).Thosefortunateenoughtohave

clearskiesnotonlysawthecorona,thesun’souteratmosphere,whichisusuallynotvisibleinthesun’sglare,butalsothebrightstarsandplanets.Un

fortunately,theweatherwasnotcooperativeeverywhere.ThecrowdswhogatheredinCharleston,SC,thelastbigcityinthepathoftotality,hadto

struggleagainstathickcloudcoverwhenthepartialeclipsebeganat1:17pm.Itdidthinoutalittleastotalitytookplaceat2:46pm,allowingforagoodviewoft

heeclipse,butnotthesun’scorona!However,somesplendidflashesoflightningthatoccurredjustasthemooncoveredthesunhelpedeasethedisap

pointmentsomewhat.Allinall,therareevent,believedtobethemostobservedandmostphotographedeclipseinhistor

y,wasahugesuccess.AsBillNye,aka“theScienceGuy”brieflyputit,“Experiencinganeclipsechangesthewaywefeelabouts

paceandhowweareconnected.Thismomentwillremindusallthatweshareacommonoriginamongthestarsandthatweareallcitizensofthesameplanet.”4.Wha

tdoweknowabouttheeclipseonAugust21?A.ItwasfirstviewedbythecitizensinCarolina.B.Itcausedatemperaturedecreaseinsomecities.C.Itwasthefirsttotalsolar

eclipsevisibleintheUS.D.Itcheeredastronomyloversfromallovertheworld.3/95.Paragraph3ismainlyabout_________.A.whe

repeoplecouldenjoyagoodeclipseB.whenthetotalsolareclipsehappenedinCharlestonC.whatpeoplesawinCharlesto

nduringtheeclipseD.whytheweatherwasbadinCharleston6.HowdoesBillcommentthisrareevent?A.Astonishing.B.Disappointing.C.Troublesome.

D.Meaningful.7.Whatisthebesttitleforthetext?A.USPeopleCelebratetheRareSolarEclipseB.ImperfectWeatherDisappointsEcli

pseLoversC.AstronomyExpertsAnalyzeTotalSolarEclipseD.HistoricTotalSolarEclipseAttractsPeopleinUSCMasksthathelpedtosavelivesareprovinga

deadlydangerforwildlife,withbirdsandseacreaturestrappedintheshockingnumberofthrown-awayfacialcoverings.Sin

gle-usemaskshavebeenfoundaroundpavements,waterwaysandbeachesworldwide.Wornonce,thethinprotectivematerials

cantakehundredsofyearstodecompose.“Facemasksaren’tgoingawayanytimesoon—butwhenwethrowthemaway,theseitemscanharmtheenvi

ronmentandtheanimals,”AshleyFrunoofanimalrightsgroupPETAsaid.InBritain,agullwasrescuedbytheRSPCAafteri

tslegsbecametangledinthestraps(带子)ofamaskforuptoaweek.Theanimalwelfarecharitytookittoawildlifehospitalfortreatmentbeforeitsrelease.Thebi

ggesteffectmaybeinthewater.Morethan1.5billionmasksmadetheirwayintotheworld’soceanslastyear,accounting

foraround6200extratonnesofoceanplasticpollution,accordingtoenvironmentalgroupOceansAsia.ConservationistsinBrazilfou

ndonemaskinsidethestomachofapenguinafteritsbodywaswasheduponabeach,whileadeadpufferfishwasdiscoveredcaughtinsideanotherofthecoastofMiami.F

renchcampaignersfoundadeadcrabtrappedinamaskneartheMediterranean.Masksandglovesare“particularlyproblematic”forseacreatures,saysGeorgeLeonard

,chiefscientistfromNGOOceanConservancy.“Whenthoseplasticsbreakdownintheenvironment,theythenenterthefoodchainandimpactentireecosystems,”headded.

Therehasbeenashifttowardsgreateruseofreusableclothmasksasthepandemic(疫情)haswornon,butmanyarestillusingthelightersingle-usevari

eties.Campaignershaveurgedpeopletobinthemproperlyandcutthestrapstoreducetheriskofanimalsbecomingtrapped.OceansAsiahasalsoca

lledongovernmentstoincreasefinesforlitteringandencouragetheuseofwashablemasks.8.Whatdoestheunderlinedword“dec

ompose”mean?A.Breakdown.B.Burndown.C.Turndown.D.Falldown.9.WhatcanwelearnfromGeorgeLeonard’swords?A.Theenviro

nmentalgroupsavesmanyanimals.B.Seawildlifeisfondoffeedingonfacemasks.C.Measuresshouldbetakentoprotectseawildlife.D.Masksthrownaroun

dwillfinallyharmhumans.4/910.Howisparagraph4developed?A.Byanalysingcauses.B.Bygivingexamples.C.Byprovidingexpla

nations.D.Bymakingcomparisons.11.Accordingtotheauthor,howmightthemaskproblemsbesolved?A.Bywashingthereusableclothmasksmorefrequently.B.By

stoppingthepublicfromusingthesingle-usemasks.C.Byencouragingtheuseofreusablemasksandincreasingfines.D.Bycuttingthestrapsofthemasksandreusingthempro

perly.DRaynerLoikeepsanoteonhisiPhonewithdetailsofthefruitandvegetablesthatgobadeveryweekathishome.Thatway,whenhegoestothesupermarket,hehasabetter

ideaofhowmanyapplesorbananasheactuallyeatsinaweek,andcanadjusthisshoppingaccordingly.Hebelievesindividualactionlikethisisimportanttotack

letheproblemoffoodwaste.Buthealsohashighergoals.In2017,LoifoundedLumitics,acompanythattracksfoodwastewit

htheaimofhelpinghotelsandairlines,whichservethousandsofmealsaday,figureouthowmuchavoidablewastetheyaregenerating.Loisaysmostchefscan’teasilymon

itorallthefoodthatnevergetseatenandfinditveryhardtodevelopstrategiesandimplementmeasurestoreducefoodwaste.Lumiticsusesg

arbagecansequippedwithweightsensors,cameras,andAltechnologythatcanidentifyandtrackthetypeandamountoffoodthatgetsthrownout--includingwhetheri

t’sspoiled,uneatenorkitchenwaste.Later,Lumitics’customersusethewastedatatoadjusttheamountoffoodputoutatabreakfastbuffet,or

cutbackonbuyingcertainingredients.Loipointstocompanydatathatshowshehashelpedthehotelsheworkwithreducefoodwastesignific

antly.That’snotonlygreen,it’sgoodforthebottomline.Hotelrestaurantsoftenoperateonrelativelythinprofit,“soanysa

vingsforthemactuallyisreallyimmensefortheirbusiness”hesays.LoiandhissmallteamarealreadyworkingwithmajorclientsliketheFourSeasonshotelinS

ingaporeandairlinesincludingEtihadAirways.Now,LoiisexpandinghisambitionsbeyondSingapore:Lumiticsisworkingtobegin

operationsnextyearinhotelsintheMiddleEastandinothercitiesacrossAsia.Whattheywanttoachieveisreallytangibleintermsofthenumberofmealssavedandth

eamountofcarbonemissionsavoided.12.Whatdoestheunderlinedword“this”inparagraph1referto?A.keeptrackofhisfoodconsump

tion.B.buylessapplesandbananas.C.buyfoodinsupermarketeveryweek.D.handletheproblemoffoodwaste.13.HowdoesLumiticsworktoreducefoodwaste

?A.Itdevelopsstrategyandimplementsmeasures.B.Itmakesfulluseofthegarbagecans.C.Itrecognizesandtracesthefoodw

aste.D.Itanalyzesthewastedatafromhotels.5/914.WhichoneisnotthebenefitsofLumitics?A.Itisenvironmentally-fr

iendly.B.Itcanhelphotelrestaurantscuttheircost.C.Itcanreducefoodwaste.D.Itcanattractmorecustomers.15.

WhatcanwelearnaboutLoifromthetext?A.Helovescookinginhotelrestaurants.B.B.Heisthemanagerofhotelrestaurants.C.Hei

sambitioustoreducefoodwaste.D.HeisworkingwithhotelsinMiddleEast.EAnationalengineeringlaboratoryinTianjinisthebaseoftheworld’slarges

tandmostadvancedsoundsourceidentificationsystemforcommercialuse.Atfirstsight,theequipment,knownasasoundcameraandcon

sistingofabigwheelwithasupportingframe,resemblesaminiFerriswheelthatlacksseatsandcannotturnaround.Aclose

rlookatthe5-meter-diameterwheelrevealshigh-techfeatureslikeanarrayof144sensorsusedtocapture,identifyandanalyzethesourceofnois

eonrailways.“Itislikeasoundradar(雷达)fordiscoveringnoise,”saidHuWenlin,viceheadoftheNationalEngineeringLaboratoryforNoiseControlandReductio

natChinaRailwayDesignCorporation.Husaidthatthedataproducedbythemachineallowsengineerstobetterunderstandthesoundsgeneratedwhenatrainpassesby,e.

g.whichpartproducesthemostnoise.Afteranalyzingthedata,engineerscandrawuppreciseplanstoreducenoiseandmakeconstructionplansaccordingly.For

example,ifarailwaypassesaresidentialareawithstricternoiseabatementrequirements,engineerscancomeupwithaplantominimizenoise,usually

atgreaterexpense.Butifarailwaypassesaplacewithmorerelaxednoisecontrolrequirements,designerscanmakeacheaperplan.N

oisecontroltechnologieshavebeenappliedtodozensofmajorrailwayprojectsacrossthecountry.Thesoundcamera,fullydevelopedinChina,isadvancedbyworldsta

ndards,saidWangChangjin,thedirectoroftheNationalEngineeringLaboratory.Beforethesoundcamerawasavailable,engi

neersusuallyusedapolefittedwithsensorstocollectsounddataalongrailwaylines.“Itcannotbecomparedtothetechniqueweareusin

gnow,whichisfarmoreprecise,”Wangsaid.Themachineisjustoneofmanyinnovationsdevelopedbythelaboratory.Ithasconductedmanyresearchprojectsonrailways

,leadingtothedevelopmentofkeynoisecontrolequipmentforhigh-speedrailwaysandbringingquieterlivestopeoplelivingnearth

elines.16.Whatcanwelearnaboutthesoundcamera?A.It’sinventedbyHuWenlinforbusinessuse.B.Ittranslatessoundinformationintoimages.C.It’sasoundradarint

heshapeofawheel.D.It’sfittedwithmanysensorstostudynoise.6/917.Whatcanweinferfromparagraph2?A.Thedataofthesoundcameraassistengineerstom

akebetterplans.B.Engineerscancontrolthenoiserequirements.C.Engineerscanmakepreciseplanstoreducenoise.D.Thestricter

thenoisecontrolrequirements,thecheapertheexpenses.18.Whathighlightsthesoundcameraaccordingtothe3rdparagraph?A.It’seasiertomovethanothe

rsoundcollectors.B.Ithasbeenwidelyusedinrailwayprojects.C.Itoperatesmuchmoreaccurately.D.It’savailableforrailwayworkers.19.What

isthemainideaofthepassage?A.China’snoisecontroltechnologyleadstheworld.B.Soundcamerasmakerailwaylinesquieter.C.Advancedtechnologyridspeopleofm

uchnoise.D.Conductingsoundresearchisofgreatimportance.第二节七选五（共5小题；每小题2.5分，满分12.5分）根据下面短文，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。Highschoolisagreattimetostartthinkingaboutcareers,yetmanyhighschoolersdon’tknowwhatthe

ywanttodo.20.Infact,studentsarelikelytochangetheirmindsmanytimes,perhapsevenaftertheyentertheworkforce.An

dsomeoftomorrow’scareersmightnotexisttoday.21.However,theyshouldknowhowtoexplorecareersandputtimeintoinvestigatingthemandlearningabouttheirskil

lsandinterests.Understandingwhatyouenjoy—andwhatyou’regoodat—isthefirststepinexploringcareers.“22,thequ

estionis,‘Whatdoyouliketolearnabout?’”saysSchneider,aschoolcounselor(规划师)atSheboyganSouthHighSchoolinSheboygan,Wis

consin.“Ifyoureallylikescience,whatdoyouenjoyaboutit—thelabwork,thefieldresearch?”23.HighschooljuniorKateSours,forexample,lovesspendingtimewith

kidsasababysitterandenjoyshelpingpeople,soshefocusedonthosetwointerestswhenshebeganconsideringpotenti

alcareers.Onceyou’vethoughtaboutthesubjectsandactivitiesyoulikebest,thenextstepistolookforcareersthatputthoseintereststouse.Ifyouloves

ports,forexample,youmightconsideracareerasagymteacheroracoach.24.Therearehundredsofoccupations,mostofwhicharerelatedtomorethanone

skillarea.Schoolcounselors,teachers,andparentscanhelppointyouinthedirectionofoccupationsthatmatchyourinterestsandskills.A.High

schoolstudentsdon’thavetoknowtheexactcareertheywantB.Ifyoudon’tknowwhatyouwanttodoC.Butschoolcounselorssaythat’sperfectlyfineD.

Buttheyaren’ttheonlyoptionsforpeopleinterestedinsportsE.It’simportanttothinkaboutwhatyouliketodoF.Whenyouge

tjobexperienceG.Usetheanswerstothosequestionstoidentifycareersthatmayhavesimilartasks7/9第二部分语言运用(共两节,满分60分)第一节完形填空（共2篇30小题；每小题1分，满分30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。AIfyou’refeelingthatlifejustcan’tbeanyworseforyou,itcanbechallengingtothinkpositivethoughts.Whenyou’restressed,depresse

d,25,orinanegativestateofmindbecauseyoufeel“badthings”26happeningtoyou,it’simportanttochangethose27t

houghtstosomethingpositive.Ifnot,you’llonlyattractmore“badthings”.It’softenveryhardtothinkpositivewhensomanythingsarenega

tive,butbe28thatsomeone,somewhereisworseoffthanyou.Youcanchoosetothink29bybeginningwiththesmallestofsteps.Ifyoustartonesmall,p

ositivethingand30itduringthecourseofyourday,you’llbegintomoveintoamorepositive31:positivethoughts,feelingsandopport

unities.Withpractice,youwillfindthatovertime,youwillchangeyouroutlookandchoosetobe32,regardlessofthe

eventsaroundyou.Herearesomeexamplesforyouto33.Beginandendeachdaywitha“Thankyouforthiswonderfulday!”Whe

nyouseegaspricesrising,say“I’msogladtohavea34inwhichtogetaround.”Whenyourbossistoohardonyou,say“IamgratefulformyjobasIknowthatma

nydon’thaveone.”Ifyouarehavinghealthproblems,be35forwhatdoeswork:“Idoappreciateitthatmyeyessee,myearshear,mymouthtastes,mylegswalk,andmy36write.”

Writedownwhateveryou’rethankfulforeachday.Inmomentswhenyou’refeelingreallydown,readaloudwhatyou37beforeh

and.Thiswillcertainlyhelpupliftyourspirits.Ifyoupracticethis38,youwillfindyourlistgettinglongerandlonger.The39tomakingitamomentofjoyf

ulpeaceistomoveyourselfintoapositivethoughtandkeepittherelongenough.Themoreyoupractice,thehappieryou’llbe.25.A.upsetB.seriousC.ter

ribleD.curious26.A.avoidB.keepC.preventD.try27.A.relativeB.positiveC.negativeD.sensitive28.A.disappo

intedB.anxiousC.interestedD.sure29.A.stubbornlyB.differentlyC.carelesslyD.actively30.A.singB.speakC.catchD.repeat31.A.situationB.attentionC.ambiti

onD.conclusion32.A.depressedB.peacefulC.happyD.confused33.A.announceB.makeC.followD.learn34.A.wheelchairB.

carC.shipD.jetplane35.A.beautifulB.gratefulC.mercifulD.wonderful36.A.armsB.legsC.handsD.shoulders37.A.record

edB.talkedC.heardD.noticed38.A.rapidlyB.occasionallyC.slightlyD.regularly39.A.designB.keyC.projectD.chance308/9BWouldyoubuysometh

ingyoucan’tsee?That’sthequestionposedbytwoNewYorkbrotherswho’velostmuchoftheir___40___toarareeyedisorderandhave___41___theirlives—andl

ivelihoods—toraisingmoneyforacure.BradfordManning,35,andhis30-year-oldbrother,Bryan,arethe___42___oftheclothingbrandTwoBlindBr

others.They’ve___43___astrategythat’shelpedraise$700,000forthecause:sellingmysteryboxesfullofavarietyofthe

irsoftshirts,comfortable___44___,knitbeaniesandsweaters.Andthesaleoftheirboxes,costingfrom$30to$200,isnowasocial___45__

_phenomenon.Amongtheircustomersareparentswithvision-damagedchildren.Somehave___46___unboxingvideosonTikTok,FacebookandInstagram.Th

etwoturnoverall___47___fromtheboxestogroupsliketheFoundationFightingBlindness,fundingresearchoneyediseasesliketheonethey’ve___48___from.Brad

wasdiagnosedat7afteradoctor___49___thatStargardtdiseasewasthecauseofhis___50___vision.Thedoctortoldthemotherto“takehim___51___,ge

thimamagnifier(放大镜)andmaybeteachhimBraille,and“goodluck”.Buttheparentswouldnotgiveuptheirson.Today,thetwobrothers’conditionhas___52___,leavi

ngbothwithperipheral(外围的)vision.Thebrothers___53___theirstoryineverymysterybox,withsomespecialthanks.“

Whenpeopleshopsblind,theyprovesomething___54___,”theywrite.“Theyprovethatgenuinetrustisreal.”第二节语法填空（共2篇20小题；每小题1.5分，满分分）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。40A.abilityB.visionC.viewD.brightness41A.devotedB.spentC.donatedD.lived42A.fansB.supportersC.foundersD.sponsors43A.searchedforB.metwithC.deal

twithD.hiton44A.socksB.jewelryC.backpacksD.watches45A.environmentB.healthC.mediaD.trade46A.updatedB.packedC.downloadedD.posted47A.incomesB.p

rofitsC.salariesD.gains48A.resultedB.sufferedC.recoveredD.consulted59A.calculatedB.investigatedC.dou

btedD.determined50A.decliningB.satisfyingC.lastingD.outstanding51A.homeB.awayC.hereD.abroad52A.worsenedB.changedC.slowedD.sped53A.broadcas

tB.publishC.includeD.record54A.imaginableB.remarkableC.affordableD.acceptable9/9ACHINAhasmadeecologicalandenvironmentalprotectionana

tionalpriority,beingacutelyawarethatthecountryhastogotowaragainstpollution.“Wemust55(firm)establishtheconceptofasocialistecologica

lcivilization.Wemustdevelopaharmoniousrelationshipbetweenmanandnature,56(do)everythingtoprotecttheenvironmentforfut

uregenerations,”saidPresidentXi.Itwouldbefascinatingtosee57thisimpactseverydaylifeinChina,intermsoftheresponseofordinarypeople,results,

58thestateofecologicalawareness.OneofthepopularactivitiesisRidingforKicks.China’sbike-sharingcompaniesareprai

sedas59environmentallyfriendlyalternativetotheovercrowdedpublictransportationsysteminmostChinesecities.The60(arrive)ofdocklessbikesinrecen

tyearsisaninnovationthat61(welcome)agreeablyinurbanareassinceitslaunch.OfoInc.wasoneofthefirstcompanies62(launch)adockles

se-bike-sharingschemeinBeijing.Shortlyafterwards,othercompaniessuchasMobikejumpedonthebandwagoninmajorChinesecities,andmany

otherstart-upsemerged.COVID-19hasalsocontributed63thepopularityofthismeansofindividualtransportation.HellobikereportsthatinallChinesecities64itopera

tes,so-called“long-distance”tripshavedoubledsinceApril.BAmodernviewofancientChinaLiZiqi,29，hasmorethan18millionfollowersonSinaWeibo,andmoret

hansixmillionsubscribersonYouTube.ThesenumbersmakeLithesecondmost65(influence)vloggerfromChinaoninternationalvideo-s

haring66(platform).67(inspire)bytheself-sufficientlifestyleofancientChinesepeople,shestartedshootingshortvi

deosin2016.Asayoungwomanofthepost-1990generation,Lilookselegantwithlongbraidsinherhair,alwaysdressed68traditionalcostum

es.Inhershortvideos,ripecherriesarepickedtomakejamandpeaches69(harvest)tomakesweetwine.___70_____mostviewersfindwonderfulisthatt

helifestyleandthepicturesquelandscapesdisplayedinLi’svideoshelpthemfindinnerpeace71givethemapsychologicalbreakfromtheirst

ressfulandbusyurbanroutine.Apartfromshowcasinghowtocook,Lihasevendemonstratedotherancientskills,suchasmovable-typeprinting,

dyeingclothandmakingfurniture.She72(impress)herviewerswiththecharmofChina’straditionalhandicraftsandtechniques.Shehasbeen

patientwithherwork.Sheoncespenttwoyears_____73______(make)paperfromtreebark,brushesoutofrabbithair,andotherstationerywithnatural

materials.Lisays:“As74increasinglypopularvlogger,IhopeIcanshowtheworldthewonderfulculturalheritageofC

hina.”参考答案第一部分阅读（共两节，满分60分）第一节阅读理解（共19小题；每小题2.5分，满分47.5分）1~3CDA4~7BCDD8~11ADBB12~15ACDC16~19DACB第二节七选五（共5小题；每小题

2.5分，满分12.5分）20~24CABGD第二部分语言运用（共两节，满分60分）第一节完形填空（共2篇30小题；每小题1分，满分30分）25~29ABCDB30~34DACCB35~39BCADB40~44BACDA45~49CDBBD50~54AACCB第二节语法填空（共2篇20小题；

每小题1.5分，满分30分）55.firmly;56.do;57.how;58.and;59.an60.arrival;61.hasbeenwelcomed;62.tolaunch;63.to;64.where65.

influential;66.platforms;67.Inspired;68.in;69.harvested70.What;71.and;72.hasimpressed;73.making;74.an