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2022—2023（上）六校协作体高三10月份联合考试英语试题考试时间:120分钟满分:150分第一命题校：东港二中第二命题校：凤城一中第一部分听力（共两节，满分30分）例:Howmuchistheshirt?A.£19.15B.£9.15.C

.£9.18.答案是B。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.Whatkindoffilmdoesthemanlike?A.Acomedy.B.Adramafilm.C.Adetectivefilm.2.Whatisthewoman’sredjacketbestfor?A.Thewarmdays.B.T

hewindydays.C.Therainydays.3.Whatarethespeakersmainlytalkingabout?A.Aforest.B.Auniqueplant.C.Apieceoff

urniture.4.Whatdidthemanbuywiththegiftcard?A.Make-up.B.Clothes.C.Jewelry.5.Whendidthemangetup?A.At6:45.B.At7:45.C.At8:30.第二节:(共15小题;每小题1.5分，满分2

2.5分)听下面5段对话或独白。听第6段材料，回答第6、7题。6.Whatlanguagedoesthemanspeak?A.Scottish.B.Italian.C.Irish.7.WhatdidthemandoinGermany?A.Hetestedcars.B.Hedesig

nedcars.C.Hebuiltcarfactories.听第7段材料，回答第8至10题8.Wherearethemanandthewomangoing?A.Aticketoffice.B.Ashoestore.C.

Aconcert.9.WhatprobablyhappenedthefirsttimeTinawaslatetomeetPatrick?A.Shegotlost.B.Hercarbrokedown.C.Shecouldn'tdecidewhat

towear.10.WhatdoesPatrickagreetodo?A.Payforparking.B.LendTinahisphone.C.DriveTina’scartotheconcert.听第8段材料，回答

第11至13题I1.Howmanykindsofpepperdoesthemanmake?A.Two.B.Three.C.Four.12.Whatdoesthewomanprobablythinkofmakingpepperofdifferenttastes?A.It'seasy.

B.It'samazing.C.It'stime-consuming.13.Wheredoestheconversationprobablytakeplace?A.Atamarket.B.Intheman'skitchen.C.Inarestau

rant.听第9段材料，回答第14至17题14.Whatistherelationshipbetweenthespeakers?A.Reporterandvillager.B.Policemanandwitness.C.Vol

unteerandsurvivor.15.Whatjusthappened?A.Aflood.B.Acarcrash.C.Anearthquake.16.Wherewasthewomanrescuedfrom?A.Ariver.B.Herhouse.C.Thetopofabui

lding.17.Whatadvicedoesthewomangiveintheend?A.Tostayindoors.B.Todonatemoney.C.Toleavetheirhouses.听第10段材料，回答第18至20题。18.Accordingtothespea

ker,whydomanytravelersavoidAustralia?A.Theyfinditisboringthere.B.Theythinkit'sdangerousthere.C.Theydon'tliket

heclimatethere.19.WhatistheweatherprobablylikeinthemiddleofAustralia?A.Mildandcool.B.Coldandwindy.C.Dryandhot.20.WhatcanbesaidaboutAustralialifes

tyle?A.Itisveryformal.B.Itiscasual.C.Itisfast-paced.第二部分阅读理解（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和D四个选项中，选出最佳选项，并在

答题纸上将该项涂黑。ATheBestBooksof2020OnMonday,theAmericanLibraryAssociationannouncedthetopchildren’sbooksof2020.Herearethewin

ners.DevotionAuthorClareVanderpooltookhometheJohnNewberyMedalforoutstandingcontributiontochildren’sl

iteratureforMoonoverManifest.Thebookisaboutayounggirl’smagicaladventuresinasmallKansastown,in1936.Vander

poolsaidthatshewasshockedtolearnthatshehadwon.“YougrowupreadinglegendaryauthorslikeMadeleineL’Engle,butIneverexpectedtobeputinacategorywithher,”Va

nderpooltoldTFK.“It’sfabulous.”PictureThisThepicturebookASickDayforAmosMcGeewontheRandolphCaldecottMedal.Thebook

wasillustratedbyErinE.Steadandwrittenbyherhusband,PhilipC.Stead.Ittellsthestoryofanelderlyzookeeperand

theanimalsthatvisithimwhenhe’snotwellenoughtogotowork.“IlovedrawinganimalsandIlovedrawingpeopleandIlovedrawingtheemotionalcon

nectionbetweenanimalsandpeople,”saidStead.MoreHonoredBooksTheCorettaScottKingaward,giventoanAfrican-Americanauthorandillustra

torof“outstandingbooksforchildrenandyoungadults,”wenttoRitaWilliams-GarciaforOneCrazySummer.Setin1968,thenovelfollowsthreesistersfromBroo

klyn,NewYork,whovisittheirmother,apoetwhoranawayyearsagoandlivesinCalifornia.Thekingprizeforbest-illustratedworkwenttoDavethePo

tter:Artist,Poet,Slave.Thebook,whichwaswrittenbyLabanCarrickHillandillustratedbyBryanCollier,tellsthestoryofaskilledpotterwhoen

gravedhispoemsontheclaypotsandjarsthathemade.Theenslavedpotter,knownonlyasDave,livedinSouthCarolinainthe1800s.21.Whensheheard

thenewsthatshewonthemedalVanderpoolfelt___________.A.depressed.B.annoyed.C.amused.D.astonished.22.OneCrazySummerisa___

______.A.thrillerB.fictionC.adventurestoryD.comicbook23.Fromthepassage,wecaninferthat______________A.T

hebookMoonoverManifesttellsastoryofazookeeperandhisanimals.B.ThebookASickDayforAmosMcGeeiswrittenbyErin,afamouswomanwriter.C.ASickDayforAmosM

cGeeshowsusthatanimalscaninteractwithhumans.D.OneCrazySummerisaboutamotherwithherthreechildrenhavingaholi

dayinCalifornia.BThefirsttimeIheardaboutmyclassmatesengagingwithsocialmediawasinthefourthgrade.Afewofmyfriendsandsomeofmyclassmateshadexcitedlyjumped

ontoplatformslikeInstagramatsuchayoungage.Ontheotherhand,Ihesitated.Ionlyknewthebasics,butwasforeigntosomewordsonsocialmedia.Allthroughou

tmiddleschool,Istuckwiththesamethinking.Andnow,asafreshmanincollege,IamlookingbackandwonderingwhyIhaveneverbe

ennaturallyinterestedinsocialmedia.ScanningInstagram,yououghttofinddozensofpicturesofpeopleinbeautifulcountries,takingpartinexcitingactivit

ies,andspendingtimewithfriendsandfamily,amongmanyotherthings.Thethoughtofdoingthisneverresonatedwithme.Irespectandunderstandthosewhodobel

ieveusingsocialmediaallowsthemtoexpressthemselvesandshareaspectsoftheirliveswithothers.However,Ihaveneverhadanyinterestindoingthesame.I

nmyeyes,familygatheringsandfriendget-togethersarejustas,ifnotmoremeaningfulwhennotsharedwithothers.Mostpeoplehaveexperiencedfeelinginsecureandun

confidentonsocialmedia.Imagesthatarechangedrepresentunrealisticbeautystandardsthatcanonlybeobtainedthroughdangerousways.Evenwithoutusingsocialm

edia,IknewthatusingappslikeInstagramandFacebookwouldmakemeembarrassedofalltheaspectsthatmakemeauniqueindi

vidual.Ineverwantedtolookatapostonsocialmediaandimmediatelycomparemyselfandmylife.Iconstantlyobservemyclassmates

gettingeasilydistracted(使分心)bysocialmedia.Whiletryingtocompletetheirhomework,theyhaveapowerfulurgetoopenupInstagramorFacebooktoseeifthereareanynewme

ssages.Withhomeworkandafter-classactivitiesconsumingthemajorityofmyday,Icannotwaittofinisheverytaskonmyto-dolist,so

Icanfinallyspendtimewithmyfamilyorhavesometimeformyselftorelaxfrommybusyday.24.Whatcanweknowfromthefirsttwop

aragraphs?A.Socialmediaarepopularwithstudents.B.Youngpupilssufferfromsocialmedia.C.Theauthorhasnoaccesstosocialm

edia.D.Socialmediacontributetostudents’study.25.Fromparagraph3,wecanknowthat____________________.A.Innocircumstances

willyoufindscoresofpicturesofpeopletakingpartinexcitingactivities.B.Asfarastheauthorconcerned,familygatheringsarenotmeaningfulwhennots

haredwithothers.C.Itneverappealedtotheauthortosharepicturesofhisorherspendingtimewithfriendsandfamilyonsocialmedia

.D.Mostpeopledismissedtheactofsharingpicturesonsocialmedia.26.Whydopeopleusingsocialmediamightfeelinsecure?A.Theyfo

llowotherpeople'sbeautystandardstotally.B.Socialmediachangethewaytheylookatthemselves.C.Socialmediaencourageth

emtobeauniqueindividual.D.Theyspendmoretimepostingtheirimagesonsocialmedia.27.Whatcanbeinferredfromthelastparagraph?A.Ato-dolistcanstoppeopleusin

gsocialmedia.B.Socialmediacanwastepeople'svaluabletime.C.Spendingtimewithfamilyalwaysenjoysfirstpriority.D.Studentspaymoreattentiontosocialme

diathantostudy.CDoctorssometimesprescribelighttherapytotreataformofdepressioninpeoplewhogettoolittlemorningsun.Buttoomuchlightatothertimesmayac

tuallycausesuchmooddisorders.Long-lastingexposuretolightatnightbringsdepression,anewstudyfinds,atleastinanimals.Thenewdataconfirmobservationsfromstu

diesofpeoplewhoworknightshifts,saysRichardStevensoftheUniversityofConnecticutHealthCenter.Mooddisordersjoinagrowinglistofproblems,in

cludingcancer,obesityanddiabetes—thatcanoccurwhenlightthrowslifeoutofbalancebydisturbingthebiologicalclockanditstimingo

fdailyrhythms.Inthenewstudy,TracyBedrosianandRandyNelsonofOhioStateUniversityexposedmicetonormallightanddarkcyclesforfourweeks.Fo

rthenextfourweeks,halfofthemiceremainedonthisschedule,andtherestreceivedcontinuousdimlightthroughouttheirnigh

t.Comparedwithmiceexposedtonormalnighttimedarkness,thosegettingdimlightatnightlosttheirstrongpreferenceforsweetdrinks,"Asignt

heynolongergetpleasureoutofactivitiestheyonceenjoyed."Bedrosiansays.Inasecondtest,micewereclockedonhowlongtheyactivelytri

edtoescapeapoolofwater.Thoseexposedtonightlightsstoppedstrugglingandjustfloatedinthewater,asignof"behavioraldespair",

10timesaslongasthemicethathadexperiencednormalnighttimedarkness.Allsymptomsofdepressiondisappearedwith

intwoweeksofthemicereturningtoanormallight-darkcycle,theresearchersreport.Thescientistsalsocouldquashthebehavioralsymptomsbyinjectingthebra

insofanimalswithadrugthatprohibitstheactivityofcertainmoleculeslinkedwithhumandepression.Thisfindingfurth

ersuggeststhatlightatnightmaycausesomethingrelatedtodepression.Humanstudieslinkingnighttimelightandmooddisordersareimpor

tantbutcan'teasilydetectmolecularunderpinings(分子基础)asanimalstudiescan,saysGeorgeBrainardofThomasJeffersonUnivers

ity.Thenewwork,hesays,suggeststhatthechangeofthebiologicalclockbylightatnightcanbe"anextremelypowerfulforceinregulatingbiologyandbehavi

or."28.Afterbeingexposedtocontinuousnighttimelight,themice____.A.changedtheirpreferencesB.escapedfromthewatermoreeagerlyC.remainedactivea

sbeforeD.showedlessinterestintheirfavorites29.Whatdoestheunderlinedword"quash"inPara.4probablymean?A.studyB.predictC.easeD.cause30.Wecanlearn

fromthelastparagraphthat_____.A.lightatnightmayhavepracticaleffectsonpeopleB.thebiologicalclockisbeneficia

ltohumansC.humanmooddisorderscannotbehealedeasilyD.humanstudiesaremoreimportantthananimalstudies31.Whatisthemainideaofthepassage?

A.Nighttimelightmayfosterdepression.B.Adrughasbeenfoundtocuremooddisorders.C.Thestudyonanimalscanbeappli

edtohumans.D.Humanbiologicalclockcanbecontrolledbylight.DInaconversationwithanacquaintance,yourbrainmightskipahead,anticipatingthewordsthattheo

therpersonwillsay.Perhapsthenyouwillcryoutwhatevercomestomind.Ormaybeyouwillnurseyourguessquietly,waitingtoseeif—outofallthehundredsofthousandso

fpossibilities—yourconversationalpartnerwillarriveatthesamewordyouhavebeenthinkingof.Amazingly,yourcompanionwill

oftendoso.Howdoesthebraindothis?MassachusettsInstituteofTechnologyresearchersbroughtanewtaketothequestionusingatechnique

calledintegrativemodeling.Theycompareddozensofmachine-learningalgorithmscalledneuralnetworkstobrainscansandotherdata.Theresearchershadatwo-

partgoal:theywantedtofigureouthowthebrainprocesseslanguageandindoingsoexpandonwhatmachine-learningalgorithmscanteachusab

outthebrain.Themodelingtechniqueshowsthatakeyrolemaybeplayedbynext-wordprediction,whichiscentraltoalgorithmssuc

hasthosethatsuggestwordsasyouwriteyourtextsande-mails.Theresearchersdiscoveredthatmodelsthatexpertatnext-wordpredictionarealsobesta

tanticipatingbrainactivitypatternsandreadingtimes.Soitseemslikethesemodelsarenotjustusefulforpresenti

ngtheword“want”afteryouhavetyped“doyou”—orforallowingcomputerstocompleteanynumberoftasksfrombehindthescenes.Theymayallofferawindow

intohowyourbrainmakessenseofthefloodofwordscomingoutofyourfriend’smouth.Theresearchersclaimthatthisstudymarksthefirstt

imethatamachine-learningalgorithmhasbeenmatchedtobraindatatoexplaintheworkingsofahigh-levelcognitivetask.Thefindingsugge

ststhatpredictiveprocessingiscentraltohowweunderstandlanguageandproveshowartificialneuralnetworkscanofferkeyinsightsintocogniti

on.“Ididnotthinkthiswouldhappeninmylifetime.”saysEvelinaFedorenko,acognitiveneuroscientistatM.I.T.“ThesemodelsaremuchbetterthanIwouldhavepre

dicted,relativetohumanneuraldata.Thatjustopensupallsortsofdoors.”32．Whatwillhappeninaconversationwithyourfriendaccordi

ngtoparagraph1?A．Yourmindwillbeblank.B．Yourfriendwillbesilent.C．Youwillhavemuchtosay.D．Youwillgetwhatyoupredict.3

3．Whatdoesthethirdparagraphmainlytellus?A．Thefoundationofmodeling.B．Theheartofalgorithms.C．Theprocessofmodeling

.D．Themethodsofalgorithms.34．Whichisthebesttitleforthetext?A．TheBrainGuessesWhatWordsComeNextB．IntegrativeModelingsAffectHowConversationsGoC．Arti

ficialNeuralNetworksTeachHumansHowtheBrainWorksD．Machine-learningAlgorithmsExplainWhytheBrainHasHighCognition35．Whatisprobablythete

xtcontinuedwith?A．Widersurveyofhumanneuraldata.B．Moreintroductiontohumanneuraldata.C．Furtherstudyabouttheintegrativemodels.D．Deeperexplanationofh

igh-levelcognition.第二节（共5小题；每小题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。FourQualitiesThatMakeYouAttractivetoOthersThere

issomethingmanypeoplegetswrongaboutattraction.36Therealityisthatattractionusuallyhasmoretodowithpersonalitycharacteristicsthanappearan

ce.Whatfollowsarefourqualitiesthatcanmakeyouhighlyattractivetoothers.Havecontroloveryouremotions.It'snot

easytoalwayshavecontroloveryouremotions.Andpeoplewhodoareextremelyattractive.Havecontroloveryouremotionssothatyouremotio

nsdon'tcontrolyou.Allowyourselftothinkaboutwhatyou'regoingtosay.37Laughatyourself.It'snotwhathappenstousthatmakesusfeelstressed.38Everytimeyoulaug

hatyourself,youdecidetominimizesomethingthatcouldaffectyounegatively.Laughingatyourselfisanattractivequality,asitmeansyoudon'ttakeyourselftooseriou

sly.39Whenyoushowyourwarmth,peopleseeyouasrespectfulandfriendly.Also,theyseeyouassomeoneapproachable.Awarmpersonsayshellotoandcaresaboutyouaftery

ourlongandtoughday.Thisqualityisimportantforyoutobuildmeaningfulrelationships.Giveplentyofspace.Thesecrettolong-lastingrelationshipsisspace,bec

ausetimeaparthelpseachpartnerrechargeandbringpositiveenergyintotherelationship.40Theydon'tletothersbreathe.Instead,thosewholetothersh

avetheirspacewhentheyneeditareextremelyattractive.A.Bewarm.B.Controllingpeopleareunattractive.C.Don'tbetooquicktoshowwarmth.D.It'sh

owwereacttoitthataffectsus.E.Theyshoulddevelopasenseofhumor.F.Takeyourtimetocooldownandreorganizeyourthoughts.

G.Theythinktheyhavetolookbeautifultobeacceptedbyothers.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，并在答题纸上将该项涂黑。LewisB.Smedesoncesaid,“Toforgiveistosetaprisonerfreeanddiscoverthattheprisonerwasyou.”ForyearsTo

mAnderson’slifewaswitheredup(枯萎)bythememoryofhis41inanadventurethat42thedeathofoneofhisclassmates.Heandhiswife43aftersixyearsofmarria

ge.ThenthenewsaboutTomchanged.HiswifeBettycameback;he44afineposition.Onedayhetoldmewhathadchangedhislife,“Iusedtothinknothingcould45

whatIhaddone.Thethoughtofmy46wouldstopmeinthemiddleofasmile.Itputa47betweenmywifeandme.ThenIhadan48visitfromthepersonIdread

ed(恐惧)mosttosee--themotherofthecollegeclassmatewhodied.‘Unlessyouforgive,youcannotlove.’Shesaid,‘Andwithoutlove,lifehasno49.’Shepaused,andt

hensaid50,‘Youaretheonepersonwhohasn’tforgivenTomAnderson.’Ifoundthereinhereye51tobethepersonImighthavebeenifherboyhadlived.Forthefir

sttimeinmylifeIfelt52toloveandbeloved.”Forgivenessistrulythe53grace(慈悲)，throughwhichwegainthefreedomtolearnfromexperie

nce.Butforgivingourshortcomingsdoesn’tmean54thattheyexist.Onthecontrary,itmeansfacingthem55.41.A.reputationB.partC.possess

ionD.identity42.A.ledtoB.figuredoutC.participatedinD.countedon43.A.registeredB.withdrewC.separatedD.accompanied44.A.presentedB.promot

edC.guaranteedD.earned45.A.giveupB.holdupC.makeupforD.takeup46.A.guiltB.drawbackC.survivalD.accusation47.A.reminderB.wallC.res

erveD.label48.A.unavoidableB.unexpectedC.undoubtedD.unbearable49.A.conceptB.standardC.meaningD.principle50.A.deliberatelyB.

happilyC.morallyD.sincerely51.A.permissionB.passionC.occupationD.attempt52.A.reasonableB.significantC.worthyD.innocent53.A.rememberingB.demandingC.

challengingD.saving54.A.denyingB.assumingC.clarifyingD.supporting55.A.emotionallyB.diligentlyC.temporarilyD.realistically第二节语法填空（共10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。LushanNationalPark,inthesouthofJiujiangCity,JiangxiProvince,isawell-knowntouristattra

ctionbothinChinaandabroad.Ithasappealed56countlessvisitorsonaccountofitsnaturalviewsandculturalrelics.Thenat

ionalparkcoversanareaof500squarekilometersandhasmorethan90mountainpeaks（山峰）.ThetallestoneoftheseisHanyangPeakwhichhasa57（high）of1,473

.4meters.Theparkowesitsreputationtoits58（wonder）,elegantandimpressivehighlightssuchaswaterfallsandrocks.Thereare12mainscenicareas,togetherwit

h37attractions.Themajor59（spot）includeWulaoFeng,SandieSpring,etc.WulaoFeng,60islocatedinthesoutheastofL

ushan,is1,436metersabovesealevel.Itsfiveparallelmountainpeaksonceformedasingleone,andstandingonthetop,youwill61（rewar

d）withanamazingviewofthedistantmountains,trees,lakes,andaseeminglyendlesssky.SandieSpring62（lie）belowWulaoFenganddropsthroughthreeroughtiers（

层）withafallof155meters.Theupperpartislikesnow63（fall）downtothepond;themiddlereachwandersandtwists,dancingintheair；thelowerlevellookslikeadragonrun

ninginthepond.Thisisthought64（be）thebestoftheLushanwaterfalls.Itissaidthatyouarenot65truevisitorhereifyoumissSandieSpring.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）前不久，你校学生一同观看了我国神州十四号飞船发射直播，大家倍受鼓舞。为使学生了解更多的航天知识，你校决定举行一次关于航天科学的讲座。假设你是国际学校的学生会主席李华，请用英语写一则书面通知，内容包括：1.讲座的

时间、地点；2.讲座的目的及内容；注意：1.词数80左右；2.可以适当增加细节，以使行文连贯。参考词汇：飞船spacecraft发射launch航天科学SpaceScienceNotice_______________

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__________________________________________________________________第二节：读后续写（满分25分）阅读下面短文，根据所给情节进行续写，使之构成一个

完整的故事。续写Charliewasa9-year-oldboywhohadtoendurethenewsofadevastatinghousefirethatlefthismomAnnieinacoma(昏迷).Theyoun

gboywasinschool,andhisfatherwasatwork,leavinghismomaloneathomewhenithappened.AlthoughAnniedidnotsuffe

rmajorburns,shehadbreathedintoomuchdirtyair,whichledtothecoma.Charliewassorrytolosetheirhomeinthefire,butwhatscaredhimmostwaslosing

hismom.“IwanttobewithMomallthetime,Dad.Ineedtotakecareofherandmakesurethatshewakesup！”hetoldhisdad,C

hris.“Iknowthat,Charlie,butyouneedtogotoschool,”Chrisreplied.“I’llhavetheschoolbussendyoutothehospitalafterschooleverydaysoyoucanbewithyo

urmom,alright?I’msureshecanfeelyourpresence.”Chriswassadtolosetheirhome,too.Hefearedthathewouldlosehiswifeandsomehowblamedhimselffornotbeingtherew

hensheneededhimmost.Butdespiteallhisfeelings,hehidthemfromCharliebecausehehadtoremainstrong.IfCharlieknewhisrealfeelingsthelit

tleboywouldbemoreafraid.“Itwillbeyourmom’sbirthdaysoon.Whydon’twemakeheracard?I’msureshe’llappreciateitwhenshe

wakesup,”Chrissuggested,watchingCharlieholdhismom’shand.Charlienoddedandsuddenlyrememberedthegifthehadkeptforhismom“Canyouta

kemebacktoouroldhouse,Dad?IleftagiftthereforMomashorttimeago.I’dliketoseeifit’sstillthere,”heasked.Chriscouldfeelhish

eartachebecauseheknewCharliewouldn’tfindthegift.However,despitethis,hesaidyes,andthetwovisitedtheiroldhousebeforeretu

rningtotheapartmenttheywererenting.Paragraph1:Charliedidnotknowwheretostartlookingforthegift.______________________________________

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__________________________________Paragraph2:Acoupleofdayslater,CharlieandChriscelebratedAnnie'sbirthdayatthehospital._

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