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参照秘密级管理★启用前试卷类型：A2023级高一下学期期末校际联合考试英语试题2024.07本试卷共四部分，共12页。满分150分。考试时间120分钟。注意事项：1.答卷前，考生务必将自己的条形码粘贴在答题卡相应的位

置。2.回答选择题时，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。回答非选择题时，将答案写在答题卡上。写在本试卷上无效。3.考试结束后，将答题卡交回。第一部分听力(共两节，满分30分)做题时，先将答案标在试卷上。录音内容结束后，

你将有两分钟的时间将试卷上的答案转涂到答题卡上。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.Howmuchdoesareturnticketcostnow?A.£1.50.B.£3.00.C.£4.50.2.Howisthemanfeeling?A.Sick.B.Full.

CHungry.3.Whatistheprobablerelationshipbetweenthespeakers?AFriends.B.Patientandnurse.C.Teacherandstuden

t.4.Wheredidthespeakersprobablymeetbefore?A.Ataconference.B.Attheheadoffice.C.Atarestaurant.5.Whatdidthewomandr

op?AHerphone.B.Abusticket.C.Somemoney.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.Whatisthemangoingtodo?A.Fixacopiermachine.B.Cop

ypagesfromabook.CBorrowabookfromthelibrary.7.Wherearetheinstructions?A.Onthemachine.B.Inthebook.C.Onthewall.听第7段材料，回答第8至10题。8.

Whatisthewoman'smainformofexercise?A.Swimming.B.Running.C.Tennis.9.Whyisthewomanunwillingtoliftweights?A.Sheth

inksshewillgetbigmuscles.B.She'sworriedshewillbetootired.C.Shethinksitisboring.10.Whatdoesthemanlikebestaboutweightlifting?A.Ithelpshimrel

ax.B.Itstrengthenshisbones.C.Ithelpshimgetyounger.听第8段材料，回答第11至13题。11.Whattimewillthespeakersgatherforthetrip?A.At5:00a.m.B.At7:30a.m.C.At8:00a.m

.12.Howlongdoesthetriplast?A7days.B.8days.C.10days.13.Wherewilladditionalinformationaboutthetripbeposted?A.Onawebsite.B.Inthenewspaper.C.Onan

oticeboard.听第9段材料，回答第14至17题。14.Whatistheconversationmainlyabout?A:Movinghome.B.Decoratingahouse.C.Buyingfurniture.1

5.Whencanthewomancollectthekeys?A.OnTuesdaymorning.B.OnTuesdayafternoon.C.OnTuesdaynight.16.Whatdoesthewomanwanttodotothehouse?A.Paintthewall.

B.Fixthefurniture.C.Replacethecarpet.17.Whatcomesfirst?A.ATV.B.Afridge.C.Acooker.听第10段材料,回答第18至20题。18.WhatwasMarytaughttodofirstinanaccident?A.Cal

lforadoctor.B.Givefirstaid.C.Cryforhelp.19.Whathappenedtothewomanlyinginthestreet?A.Shetrippedoverarock.B.Shefelloffherbike.C.Shewashitbyacar.20.What

istheman?A.Adoctor.B.Amedicalstudent.C.Apoliceman.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。AArivercruise(乘船游览)isanidealopportunitytoexplorecitiesandlandscapesbeyondtheocean'sreach,whileyouareenjoyingfinediningandex

ceptionalserviceofwaterways.Thegrandriverdestinationslistedbelowensurethere'sadreamholidaytailoredforyou.NileRiverCruiseYou'llspenda

fewdaysinCairo,tastinglocalfoodandvisitingancientsiteswithafull-daycitytourthattakesintheEgyptianMuseumandavisittothefamousKhanElKhalilimarkettopic

kupsomelocalproduce.Movingon,you'llenjoyarelaxingcruisedowntheNilewithsomeshorttripsalongtheway.MekongRiverCruiseThefirstfewdayswillbespento

nlandwhereyou'lldiscoverHoChiMinhCity.Onyourcruise,you'llmakeyourwaytoCambodiaanddiscoverfloatingvillages,e

ndlessricefieldsandbreathtakingscenery.AvisittoCambodia'sAngkorWatisuniquelyincluded,aUNESCOWorldHeritagesite,whereyou'llhavethememorabletimewhent

hesungoesdown.RhineRiverCruiseWithanexperiencedguide,wecanenjoyAmsterdambeforeboardingtheMSAmadeusshipwherewe'lldiscovercitieslikeCologne,B

asel,andStrasbourg,eachfilledwithrichhistoryandculture.Optionalshorttripsashoreincludeavisittothefamouswi

neregionofMoselleValley,whereyoucantastelocalwines.DanubeRiverCruiseTheholidaybeginsinMunich,followedbyaconductedcitytourthroughtheGerma

ncityofPassaubeforecruisingontheMSAmadeusship.Alongthecruise,you'llstopoffinEmmerDorf,whereyou'llenjoyaguidedvineyardtour.You'llwi

tnesstheoperaticbeautyofVienna,thebohemianwonderofBudapestandallthefantasticEasternEuropeancharmofBratislava.Aninvitetot

hecaptain'sgranddinnerawaitsyouastheshipcruisesintoLinz.21.WhatcanyoudoinCairo?ARestoreancientsites.B.Joininbeachactiv

ities.C.Learntocookspecials.DShopatalocalmarket.22.WhathighlightstheMekongRiverCruise?A.Goingsightseeingonland.B.Surveyingflo

atingvillages.C.Experiencingriceplanting.D.Witnessingthebeautyofsunset.23.Whatdothelasttwocruiseshaveincommon?A.Theyofferabigdinnerparty.B.Iheyservel

ocalwinetasting.C.Theyprovideaguidedcitytour.D.TheyallowaccesstoMoselleValley.BManyclimbersconsideraselfiefromthehighestpoin

tontheplanettobetheultimateaward.Theycallthistheir“Qomolangmaselfie”.Togetit,morethanafewpeoplehaveriskedeverythingandtragically,ma

nyhavediedduringtheclimb,withtheirpreciousimagesstilllockedintheircameras.Butasaprofessionalclimberwho'sspentthepast.twodecade

spursuingsummits(顶峰)allovertheworld,Ihadrefusedtheideaofanexpedition(探险)toMountQomolangma.Themountainseemed

torepresenttheoppositeofeverythingthatIlovedandrespectedaboutclimbing.ThefirstmountainIattemptedtoclimbwasjusta500-foot

cliff.I,togetherwithafriendmanagedtomakeourwayacouplehundredfeetupthenearlyvertical(垂直)walltothe.safetyofasmallledge.Sittingsideb

yside,wewatchedthesundiptowardthehorizon,amazedbywhatwehaddoneandwonderedhowweweregoingtogetdown.Thethrillofdoingsomethingmostpeoplewo

uldn'tconsider,thediscoveryoftheviewatthetopandthebondmyfriendandIsharedallcametodefinethemeaningofwhatIhavebeenseekinginthemountainseversince.Iwould

haveneverchangedmymind,wereitnotforanoldfriendandhisdevotiontooneofmountaineering'sgreatestmysteries—whetherMallory,a

legendaryBritishclimber,mighthavereachedthetopin1924—nearly30yearsbeforeEdmundHillaryandTensingNorgay.Thecameraheli

kelycarriedhadneverbeenfound.That'showIfoundmyselfsearchingforalong-lostclimberand,justmaybe,history'sfirsthigh

estpointselfie.Myexpeditiondidn'tfindthecamera,butitdidcausemetoreconsiderMountQomolangma.AsIpackedforXizang,Iexpectedthato

urstate-of-the-artequipmentandbottledoxygenwouldmaketheclimbmanageable,perhapseasy.Actually,whenthetopphot

owastaken,IwasmoreexhaustedthanI'deverbeenonanyexpedition.Alongtheway,Icontinuouslytippedmyhat,notjusttoMallory,buttoanyonewhohadthedrivetopu

shthemselvesupthisroute.24.Whataremostclimbers'understandingof“Oomolangmaselfie”?A.Itcomesatabigcost.B.Itshowstheirrespectfornature.C.

Itisinspiredbypassion.ID.Itbringsasenseofachievement.25.Whydidtheauthormentionhisfirstclimbingexperience?A.Tostressthedifficultyin

climbingthecliff.B.Toexplainhisfocusonmountainclimbing.C.Toexpresshisthoughtson“Oomolangmaselfie”.D.TomeethisdesiretoclimbMountQomola

ngma.26.Whichwordcanbestdescribetheauthor'sexpeditiontoMountQomolangma?A.Respectable.BChallenging.ČEnjoyable.D.Charm

ing.27.Whatdoestheauthorseemtoconveyinthetext?A.Notallexpeditionsareworththeeffort.B.Themeaningofclimbingvariesgreatly

.C.Perseveranceliesbehind“Qomolangmaselfie”.D.ThinktwicebeforeclimbingMountQomolangma.cIthinkitallstartedwithmicrowaves.Atypicalmicrowav

ecancookanentirechickenin16minutes.That's3timesfasterthanthebestconvectionoven(对流烤箱).Westillstandinfrontofmi

crowaves,impatientlytappingourfeet,waitingfor.popcornto.pop.ModernconsumertechnologyandtheInternethav

eonlyamplifiedthatconvenienceimpatience.Wehaveemailsthatliterallytravelaroundtheworldinseconds,andyet

westillasktherecipient:Didyougetit?Whereisit?It.shouldbethere.Afilethattakesmorethan10secondstodownloadisconsideredacrime.Andwe'resuddenlyfacedw

ithadigitalqueue.Thesystemcan'tserveusallatonceandasksustowait.ButwaitingisachaininourDNAthatisbreakingup.Thisleadstothetoet

apping,fingerspianoingonthedesk,penchewing,andeventuallyhair-pullingasifthethoughtofwaitingafewminuteswil

ldriveusmad.MillennialsandGenZareproductsofaninstant-responsechildhood.They'velonglivedinaworldwheretheireverythoughtismetwi

thinstantresponseintextsandsocialmedia.Inreallife,thesesamepeoplehavenoideahowtowaitforaresponse.Theassum

ption(设想)isthatrealworldworksexactlythesameasdigital.Butthesysteminacompanyorgovernmentdoesn'tmoveatanythingneardigitalspeed.

Infact,itoftenmovesasslowlyasitdidinthepre-Internetage.There'sadisconnectbetweenthesewaitsandmostofourliveslivedthroughtechnol

ogy.Wearebiologylivinginadigitalspace,enjoyingthebenefitsofinstantanswersandaccess,butunabletochangeourownprogrammingtom

atchitsspeed.OperatingatdigitalandInternetspeedisagreatbenefit,butweforgetthatsomewhereintheinstantaccesspathisoftenacomparativelyslow-m

ovingandslow-thinkinghuman,whocanonlydosomuch,andonlyatacertainpace.Whenpeoplesayslowdown,takeabreath,theyusuallymeanthatyoushouldstepback

fromabusymoment.Butthisshouldalsoincludesteppingbackfromyourinstant-accessexistencetoseethatnoteverythingcanhappenrightaway.Mostofthetim

e,itjustdoesn'tneedto.28.Whatdoestheunderlinedword“amplified”inparagraph2mean?A.Balanced.B.Worsened.C.Maintained.D.Weakened.29.Whatispeople'sre

actiontowardsadigitalqueue?A.Theylosepatiencetowait.B:Theygetembarrassed.C.Theyenjoywaitingtobeserved.D.Theyconsid

eritasnormal.30.WhatdoweknowaboutMillennialsandGenZ?A.Theyarelackinginsocialexperience.B.Theydesireforimmediate

responses.C.Theyaredeeplyinfluencedbythesocialmedia.D.Theyhaveagoodunderstandingoftherealword.31.Whatcanbeconcludedfromthetext?A.Ac

ceptthingshappenattheirownpace.B.Goforinstantresponseatanytime.C.Makesureeverythinghappensrightaway.D.Stepbacktoseewhathashappened.DOve

rtheyears,manyscientistshaveattemptedtoexplainwhyspendingtimeingreenspacescanreducefeelingsofstressandanxiety,fromtheirsupposed

abilitytocleantheairtotheirmysteriouseffectsonourbrains.ThemostcommonsayingItendtohearisthatplants,particularlyhouseplants,cleantheair.

Thelatestresearchnowsuggeststhatinindoorspacesyouwouldneedalotofthembeforeyouseeanynoticeablebenefit.Howmany?Well,severalhundredpersquaremeterofl

ivingspacetoachievethesamebenefitofsimplyopeningawindow.Whatwedoknow,however,isthatthereissomethingunusualaboutthecolorgreenthatseemstoaffecth

owourbrainsfunction.Researchersinvestigatingtheeffectofexerciseonpsychologicalwell-beinghavefoundthatseeingvie

wsofthenaturalworldonscreenshadadditionalbenefitsoverandabovetheworkoutalone.However,whentheychanged

thescreenstoshowthesameviewsinblackandwhiteorinshadesofred,theeffectwasmarkedlyreducedcomparedtotheoriginalgreen

.Thismaymeanthathavingevergreenspeciesinyourgardenorevensomethingassimpleaspaintingyourfencegreenmightcontributetoitseffect.Similarly,designin

gyourgardentorequirehighermaintenance(维护)sothatitisnotsimplysomewheretosunbatheinsummermayimprovethebeneficialeffectbyencouraging

gentleworkouts.Low-impact,prolongedexercise,suchasgardening,canburnmorecalories(卡路里)thanahard-hittinggymsession,despitefeelingeasier.Iti

sawayofbeingactivethatmayappealtofarmorepeople.Gardeningisalsoaclassicformofpracticingmindfulness,whichcanhelptofocusourthoughtso

nthehereandnow,distractingusfromanyworriesorstresses.Mindfulnessexercisesarewell-documentedtohaveapositiveim

pactonpsychologicalwell-being.Soactnow,embrace(接受)thepowerofgreeneryandturnyourgardenintoawelcomingspace.32.Whichfactordeter

mineshouseplants’effectoncleaningtheair?A.Theirquantity.B.Theircolors.CTheirvarieties.D.Theirplacement.33.Wh

atisabenefitofseeingthecolorgreenduringexercise?'APromotingsportstechnique.B.Burningmorecalories.C.Increasingi

ntelligencelevel.D.Improvingmentalhealth.34.Whatcontributestothepopularityofgardening?A.Itisaccessibl

eandeffective.B.Itisaffordableandappealing.C,Itrequireshighermaintenance.D.Itoffersaconnectionwithnature.35.Whyisgardeningaformofmi

ndfulness?A.Ithelpsdevelopasenseofsuccess.B.Itfreesusfromourdailymatters.C.Itdirectsourattentiontothepresent.D.Itencourages

learningandcreativity.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。Creativityistheskillofthinkingupnewanddifferent

ideasandsolutions.36Itcomesoutinthewaywedoallsortsof-things,suchassolvingriddles,playinggamesordreamingupnewide

as.Neuroscientistsdescribecreativityasthebrain'swayofcomingupwithanideathatisoriginal,newordifferent.Som

epeoplemakeart,musicorpaintings.37Youcanbecreativeinanythingyouenjoy,suchasbaking,inventinggamesorplayingw

ithnumbers.“Thebestthingaboutcreativityisthatthere'snorightorwrongwaytodoit—it'saboutfindingwaystohavefun,”saysRakheeJasani,awriterwhohel

pspeoplediscovertheircreativity.38Itcanrelievestress,giveyouenergyandhelpyoufeelcalm.“It'sliketakingadeepbreathwhenwe'refeeling

stressed,”Jasaniexplains.“Doingsomethingcreativethatweenjoyissometimesjustforourselves——ithelpsustoexpress

howwe'refeelingsothatwefeelstrongerandprouder.”Exercisingcanmakeyourbodystrong.39Thinkofatimewhenyou'vesolvedaproblem,finishedajigsawpuzzle—

—thisisyourcreativebrainatwork.Neuroscientistssaythatbeingcreativemeansyourbrainhastomixupdifferent“mentalrepr

esentations”inordertocomeupwithsomethingnewordifferent.Mentalrepresentationsaretheimagesyourmindcreates—likewhenyoudreamofflyingorimagineyourselftra

vellingsomewhereyou'veneveractuallybeen.Wecanallbecreativeinourownway.Youcan'tbebadatit.40A.Everysingleon

eofushasacreative.side.BButthat'snottheonlywaytobecreative.C.Similarly,beingcreativehelpstoexerciseyourbrain.Youcanmake

useofcreativitytoachieveyourgoals.E.Creativityhaslotsofbenefitsforyourbrain,bodyandmind.F.It'sjustaboutexpl

oringthingsandsharingthemwithothers.G.Creativityisthewayyouuseyourimaginationtoexpressyourself.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四个选项中选出最佳选项。WhatcanyouseeifyouwalkaroundtheRahwayTrailintheSouthMountainReservationofMillburn

?Youmay41morethanjustleaves,treesandanimals.You'll42fairies(小精灵)amongtheleaves.Smallhousesare43inthetreetrunksandbranches——asurprisin

glysweet44inanotherwisenormal-lookingforest.Thefairyhomeswerebuiltbyvolunteers.The45toaddsmallhousestothelandscapecamefromawo

mannamedThereseOjibway.Shewantedherson,who46fromautism(自闭症),tohaveasafespacetoexploreinthe47.“So,shefo

undthisRahwayTrailand48leavingsmallfairieshereandthere,creatingsomethingforhersonand49tosearchfor,”saidJulieGould,oneofthekeepersofthetrail

.TheSouthMountainReservationnoticedthe50housesaroundtheforest.Whenthey51thatOjibwaywasmakingthelittlefairiesbyhand,the

ydecidedtoallowhertocontinuebuildingher52kingdom,whichisnowknownastheFairyTrail.“Shethoughtthiswasa53ofgettinglit

tlechildrenintonatureandfuelingtheirimaginations,”saidBethKelly,anothertrail54.Ojibwayandhersonmovedoutoftheareaafewyearsago,butth

eirfairytraillegacy(遗产)55.41.ApickupB.comeacrossC.takeawayD.watchfor42.AexploreB.searchC.frightenD.discover43.A.hiddenB.restedC.hungD.

left44.A.showB.memoryC.sightD.place45.A.goalB.ideaCimaginationD.design46.A.sufferedB.diedC.recoveredD.escaped47.A.riverB.valleyC.houseD.for

est48.A.enjoyedB.allowedCstartedD.advised49.A.parentsB.othersC.fairiesD.herself50.AextraB.similarC.littleDold51.A.warnedB.learnedC.respondedD.adver

tised52.A.magicalB.distantC.lonelyD.romantic53.A.partB.matterC.resultD.way54A.keeperB.memberC.ownerD.

visitor55.A.catchesonB.showsupC.livesonD.goesup第二节(共10小题;每小题1.5分,满分15分)根据句意，在空白处填入1个适当的单词或括号内单词的正确形式。56.Itwillbealongtimewemeetagain.57.

Deeply(affect)bythefilm,theycouldn'tholdbacktheirtears.58.Allinall,itishightimethatwedevotedourselvesto'protect)theocean.59.remainsimporta

ntisthatwehaveanincredibledesiretothinkandcreate.60.Totheir(disappoint),theapplicantslefttheinterviewer'sofficewithupsetlooksontheirfaces.61.(Wank

)speaking,Idon't-reallyappreciatethepaintingdrawnbythewell-knownartist.62.Myteachersandclassmateshelpedmewithmylessonsaftermylong(absent)fromschoo

l.63.Thereissomedoubthewillturnupinthemeeting.64.Benchley(dive)whenhecamecrossanawfulsight.65.YoumayrelyontratJackwillcome

andhelpusifweareintrouble.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，本学期你校开设了中国戏剧课。请你给英国朋友John写一封邮件分享学习经历，内容包括：(1)课程内容与安排；(2)你的学习体会。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。DearJohn,I'mwritingtosharewithyoutheChineseoperacourseIhadthisterm.Yours,LiHua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。Oneday,Emma’smotherbroughtEmmatoherfavoritesteakhouse(牛排餐厅).Shewasexcitedallthewaywhenshewassittinginhermother'scar.Listeni

ngtothewonderfulmusic,shecouldn'thelpbutdanceinthebackseat.Consideringhersafety,hermotherhadtostopherandsaid,“Hey!M

ysweety!Pleasebequietandfastenyourseatbelt!”“Okay!Mom,”sheansweredwhilecontinuingtorolldownthecarwin

dow.“Emma!Don'theadoutofthewindow!Thisisverydangerous!Nohandseither!”Momraisedhisvoiceasshespoke.Shesaidyesandt

henquietlysatbackinplace.Buttherewasnoprevioushappiness.Shegotoffinsilenceandorderedmealssilently.Hermotherthoughtthatperhapshertonehadjustbeentoo

urgent,andshetriedtomakeherhappy.“Sweetheart,thisisamonthlysteakappointment.Canyouenjoyitwithyourmomhappily?”Emmanoddedsilentlybutcontinuedt

ostareoutofthewindow.Tenminuteslater,Emmalookedatthelargeplateofsteakandpotatoesasifshehadnointentionofeatingthem.Momsighedandasked,“Isn'ti

tyourfavoritesteak,sweetheart?”“Itis,mom,”Emmasaidinalowvoice.Afterlisteningtoheranswer,Mombroughtthesteakandplannedtohelpherdaughtercutitint

osmallpiecesasbefore.“No,mom,shequicklyreachedoutfortheplate.“Icanonlyeatitonceamonth,right?”“Yes,wemadeap

romiseaboutthis,”saidthemother.“CanIjustgiveittohim?”Emmacautiouslyasked,andher-eyesfilledwithexpectations.Followingthedirectionofherfinger,

therewasahomelessmanintattered(破烂的)clothes.Andsherealizedthatthemanwasthefigurethatflashedbytheroadsidewhenherdaught

erleanedoutofthewindowinthecar.“Ofcourse,youcan,”hermotheragreed.注意：(1)续写词数应为120左右;(2)请按如下格式在答题卡的相应位置作答。Emmaqu

icklyleftthetablewiththefullplateoffoodinhand.AsEmmareturned,hermothersmiledproudly.