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第1页共8页第2页共8页中学生标准学术能力诊断性测试2023年11月测试英语试卷本试卷共150分,考试时间100分钟。第一部分阅读理解(共两节,满分60分)第一节(共15小题;每小题3分,满分45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

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dhistorian,EmmaKay.“Britainjustlovesitsoddanddangeroustraditions,”saysKay.Anotherexplanationisthattheeventisofpagan

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iefiswhythemastersoftheceremonyscatterbuns,biscuitsandsweetsatthetopofthehilltoencourage“thefruitsofharvest”.“Whiletheeventmo

stlyattractslocals,anyonecansignuptodoit,”saysKay.Thecheeseisrolledfromtheverytopofthehillandcompetitorschaseafter

itdowntothebottom.Thefirstpersonacrossthefinishlineiscrownedwinner,withthecheeseastheirprize.Originally,theaimwastocatchthecheese,however,withitso

ne-secondheadstartandhowquicklyitgainsspeed,thisbecomesprettydifficultanddangerous!Kaysays,“Nooneactuallycatchesthecheese.It’swhoeverman

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jurieseachyear.Andinrecentyears,organizersoftheeventhavefeltcompelledtousealightweightfoamversionforsafetyre

asons.4.Whatcanbeinferredfromthefirstparagraph?A.Theeventisheldeveryotheryear.B.Peoplemaygethurtwhenchasingcheese.C.Thecheese

ismadeintheshapeofasquare.D.Peoplecompeteinmakingcheeseduringtheholiday.5.Whywouldpeoplethrowbundlesofburningbrushwooddownthehill?A.Todriveawaydanger

ousanimals.{#{QQABQY6UggigAAJAAAgCQwXACgKQkBGCAIoGhBAIoAABQRFABAA=}#}第3页共8页第4页共8页B.Toencouragethefruitsofharvest.C

.Tocarrygoodwishesforthecomingyear.D.Toshowpassionforthedangeroustraditions.6.Whatcanthewinnergetaftercrossingthefinishline?A.Agoldprize.B.

Cheese.C.Somemoney.D.Biscuits.7.Whatdoesthethirdparagraphmainlytalkabout?A.Therulesofthecheeserolling.B.Thedifferentversionsofthecheese

rolling.C.Therisksofcompetitionschasingcheese.D.Thereasonsfortheracebecomingchallenging.C“Thatdepends.Assoonasyoutakeas

ip,yourlipsandmouthintroducemicroorganismsintoyourH₂O.Combinedwiththeambienttemperatureinyourhomeoroffice,andsunlightstreamingintoyourwindows,t

hosemicroorganismscouldstarttomultiplyprettyquickly,”saysDr.KelloggSchwab,directoroftheJohnsHopkinsUn

iversityWaterInstitute.“Ifyouhavecleanwaterinacleanglass,you’refineforadayortwo,”hesays.Butwhataboutaplasticbottleofwater

?Ifyou’veeverexaminedabottleofwater,youmightnoticethatithasanexpirationdate.Thisiskindofweird—waterdoesn’treallyexpire,right?Asitturnsout

,itisn’tthewaterqualityyoushouldbeworriedaboutbuttheplasticthatitcomespackagedinmightbeaproblem.Theseplasticscan“leachintotheliquidofthebottleo

nceexpired,orespeciallywhenexposedtoheat,includingsunlightandhotcarsorstoragetrucks”,accordingtoAmyLeigh

,aholistichealthexpert.“Thetoxicitycontainedintheplasticmaterialentersthewater.”Notonlycanthisaffectthetasteofthewater,butitcouldcreatea

serioushealthhazard.“Itisdisruptivetotheendocrinesystem,causingvariouscancersandneurologicalproblems,anddamagingtheimmunesystem.”Itcomesaft

ernewanalysisofsomeoftheworld’smostpopularbottledwaterbrandsfoundmorethan90%oftheirwatercontaintinypie

cesofplastic—knownasmicroplastics.Andbecauseplasticcanbeginleachingintobottledwaterovertime,theygeneral

lyhaveanexpirationdateof2yearsfromthedateofmanufacture.Socanyougetsickfromdrinkingoldwater?Whiletechnically,yes,youcandrinkitreasonablysoonafteryoub

uyit,don’texposeitlong-termtointenseheatorkeepittooclosetoanyhouseholdchemicals,andrefrigerateitonceit’sopen,your

bottledwatershouldbeperfectlysafe.8.WhatcontributestomicroorganismaccordingtoDr.KelloggSchwab?A.Cleanwater.B.Aclea

nglass.C.Yourmouth.D.Bodytemperature.9.Whydoesaplasticbottleofwaterhaveanexpirationdate?A.Thewaterqualitymaygobad.B.Thewatermaycontainsomeplastic.C.

Microorganismcanstarttomultiply.D.Thebottlemayeasilybebroken.10.Howharmfulisthebottledwateronceexpired?A.Itcanharmpeople’

sbrain.B.Itcanmakepeoplethrowup.C.Itcancontributetocancers.D.Itcanleadtomentaldisorder.11.Whatcanbethem

ainideaofthepassage?A.Bottledwatercaneasilygobad.B.Itisdangeroustohavebottledwater.C.It’seasytogetsickafterhavingbottledw

ater.D.Plasticmaycausesafetyproblemstobottledwater.DEnvironmentalistsarewarningthatplasticwasteineasternSriLankai

skillingelephantsintheregion,aftertwomorewerefounddeadovertheweekend,whiletherehavebeenaround20elephantsdyingo

verthelasteightyearsinPallakkaduvillage.Examinationsofthedeadanimalsshowedtheyhadswallowedlargeamountsofnondegradable(不可降解的)plasticthat

isfoundinthegarbagedump.“Polythene(聚乙烯),foodwrappers,plasticandwaterweretheonlythingswecouldseeinthebody.Thenormalfoodthatelephantsdigestwasn

otevident,”wildlifeveterinarianNihalPushpakumarasaid.ElephantsarerespectedinSriLankabutarealsoendangered.Their

numbershavedwindledby50%fromthe19thcenturyto2011,accordingtothecountry’sfirstelephantcensus.Theyareincreasinglyweakbecauseofthelossanddamageo

ftheirnaturalhabitat.Manyventureclosertohumansettlementsinsearchoffood,andsomearekilledbyhuntersorfarmersangryoverdamagetotheircrops.H

ungryelephantsseekoutthewasteinthelandfill,consumingplasticaswellassharpobjectsthatdamagetheirdigestivesystems

,Pushpakumarasaid.In2017,thegovernmentannouncedthatitwillrecyclethegarbageindumpsnearwildlifezonestopreventelephantsfromeati

ngplasticwaste.Italsosaidelectricfenceswouldbesetuparoundthewastemanagementsitestokeeptheanimalsaway.Buttherealitywasdisappointing.Thewastemanagem

entsiteinPallakkaduvillagewassetupin2008withaidfromtheEuropeanUnion.Garbagecollectedfromninenearbyvillagesis

beingdumpedtherebutisnotbeingrecycled.In2014,theelectricfenceprotectingthesitewasstruckbylightningandauthori

tiesneverrepairedit,allowingelephantstoenterandseekoutthewaste.Villagerssayelephantshavemovedcloserandsettlednearthewastepit,sparkingfearamongnea

rbyvillages.Manyusefirecrackerstochasetheanimalsawaywhentheywanderintothevillage,andsomehaveinstalledelectr

icfencesaroundtheirhomes.“Eventhoughwecallthemathreat,wildelephantsarealsoaresource.Authoritiesneedtocomeupwithawaytoprotectbothhum

anlivesandtheelephants,whichalsoallowsustocontinueouragriculturalactivities,”saidKeerthiRanasinghe,alocalvillagecouncilor.12.Whichis

notthereasonforelephants’beingendangeredineasternSriLanka?A.Theyreceivednorespectfromlocalresidents.B.Theyconsumednondegradableplasticasfoo

d.C.Theylosttheirnaturalhabitatandlackedfood.{#{QQABQY6UggigAAJAAAgCQwXACgKQkBGCAIoGhBAIoAABQRFABAA=}#}第5页共8页第6页共8页D.Theywerehuntedbyfarmersfordama

gingcrops.13.Whatdoestheunderlinedword“dwindle”inparagraph2mean?A.updateB.evolveC.increaseD.decrease14.Howdidthegovernmentreacttothepr

otectionofelephants?A.Itrepairedtheelectricfencestokeepelephantsfromgarbage.B.Itrecycledthegarbagetopreventelepha

ntsfromeatingplastic.C.Itdidn’tfullycarryouttheannouncedmeasurestosaveelephants.D.Itmadeachievementsinprotectingbothelephantsandvillagers.15.What’sth

elocalvillagecouncilor’sattitudetowardswildelephants?A.Wildelephantsshouldbetakengoodadvantageofasresources.B.Wilde

lephantsdeservedeathduetotheirdamagetoagriculture.C.Wildelephantsareequallyworthsavingcomparedtohumanlives.D.Thecouncilorwasindiffer

entaboutthesituationofelephants.第二节(共5小题;每小题3分,满分15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。Everyday,we’rebombardedw

ithnewsandinformationfromallaroundtheworld.Buthowmuchofitcanyoureallytrust?Medialiteracyistheability

tospotdifferenttypesofmediaandtounderstandthemessagestheyarecommunicating.___16___Sohowcanweimproveourmedialiteracywhenitcomestothen

ews?Herearesometips.Questionthecredibilityofthenewssource___17___Acredible(可信的)ortrustworthynewsproviderwillmakes

uretheirreportingisn’tbiasedandisfreeoferrors.Checkoutanewsprovider’s‘AboutUs’sectionontheirwebsitetolearnmoreabouttheirmission,valuesa

ndapproachtoreporting.FindnewsfromavarietyofsourcesMediasitesareoftenfundedbyadvertisers,whichmeanstheirreportingisdrivenb

yclicksandgrabbingattention,whilesomeotherorganizationshaveacertainpoliticalposition.___18___Thiswillgiveyouarangeofdifferentperspectivesonaniss

ue.Lookatthebigpictureofastorybyreadingmultiplesourcestojudgeforyourself.___19___Anewsprovidermightproducemanydifferenttypesofarticl

esandsoshouldlabelthemappropriatelytomaketheirpurposecleartothereader.Whenitcomestothenews,startwith

reportsthatcontainfacts,statisticsfromtrustworthysources,andquotesfromexperts.Onceyouhavethebackgrounddetailsofastory,you’llbeablet

omakeyourownconclusions.Talktoyourfamilyandfriendsaboutthenewsyou’rereadingDiscussingnewsstorieswithotherpeoplewillch

allengeandbroadenyourownperspective.Beopentotalkingwithandlisteningtopeoplewhoseviewsdifferfromyours.___20___.A.SpotmisinformationorfakenewsB.

ThinkaboutthepurposeofthearticleC.It’simportanttoknowwhoispublishingthecontentyouarereadingD.Oryoucanalwaysstopthediscussionandsimplyagreetodi

sagreeE.ItinvolvesquestioningtheinformationyouseesoyoucanmakebetterjudgmentF.Getabalancedpictureofnewsstoriesbyconsuming

differentnewssourcesG.Alwaysmakesuretorespecttheopinionsofotherssothatyoudon’tsimplyargueandshutouttheirpoi

ntofview第二部分语言知识运用(共两节,满分50分)第一节完形填空(共15小题;每小题2分,满分30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。MasakoWakamiya,anati

veofKanagawa,Japan,sawa___21___inhercommunity.Therewerenogoodmobileappsforpeopleofher___22___.Soat81,shelookedaroundandsaid___23___,“I’lldoitmysel

f!”Herstoryteachesusallthatwe’renevertoo___24___totrysomethingnew.Weoftenthinkofcodingas___25___—atleastIknowIdo.ButMasakohada

different___26___.Shethoughtitcouldbe___27___.Codingcantakeafewmonthstomultipleyearsto___28___,dependingonhowcomplexyour__

_29___are,thetypeofworkyouwanttodoandhowlongyouspendoniteveryweek.Masakoneverusedacomputeruntilshewas58yearsold.Havingnoexperie

ncewith___30___,sheoriginallyaskedsomeyoungerapp___31___tomakesomethingforher.Butwhentheysaidthattheydidn’tknowwha

tseniors___32___inanapp,shetookmattersintoherownhands.Thatday,herappstorywasborn.Masakomadeither___33___tohelpse

niorcitizensgetengagedwithtechnologysotheycanstay___34___andleadmorefulfillinglives,preventingthe___35

___thatoftencomeswithaging.21.A.secretB.noticeC.needD.computer22.A.ageB.genderC.statusD.height23.A.sadlyB.politelyC.angrilyD.firmly24.A.modern

B.oldC.informedD.educated25.A.complicatedB.specialC.accurateD.automatic26.A.professionB.lifestyleC.vi

ewD.method27.A.harmfulB.entertainingC.painfulD.annoying28.A.arrangeB.controlC.analyzeD.learn29.A.habitsB.goalsC.attitudesD.characters

30.A.saleB.gardeningC.teachingD.technology31.A.developersB.usersC.applicantsD.sponsors32.A.discoveredB.downloadedC.storedD.wanted33.A.permissionB

.missionC.freedomD.agreement34.A.devotedB.delightedC.connectedD.satisfied35.A.isolationB.ignoranceC.sicknessD.impatience第二节(共10小题;每小题

2分,满分20分){#{QQABQY6UggigAAJAAAgCQwXACgKQkBGCAIoGhBAIoAABQRFABAA=}#}第7页共8页第8页共8页阅读下面短文,在空白处填入1个适当的单词或括号内单词的正确形式。The31stFISUSummerWor

ldUniversityGameswereheldinChengdufromJuly28toAug8,____36____(gather)youngathletesfromChinaandabroad.Apartfromtheexc

itingcompetition,manyofChina’sothercharmsalso____37____(attract)athletesfromabroad.Giantpandaswereoneofthem.Tomeetthisdemand,aspecialareaattheCh

engduResearchBaseofGiantPandaBreedingwasdesignated(指定)for____38____(participant)intheGames.OnJuly31,theym

et____39____6-year-oldgiantpandaZhiMa-theinspirationbehindthedesignofRongbao,themascot(吉祥物)oftheevent.Theirexcitementwasobviousasmostofthemfirs

tmetagiantpanda____40____person.MarioDelBasso,anathletefromItalytoldChinaDailythathereallylikedZhiMabecausehewasveryac

tiveand____41____(apparent)knewhowtocharmthevisitors.“Theyaremuch____42____(adorable)thantheyareinvideos,”hecommented,pointingoutthat__

__43____madetheexperienceperfectwas“seeingthemintheanimal’shometown.”____44____(draw)theattentionofthegiantpan

das,manyathletesalsomadeanefforttolearnhowtosay“comehere”inthelocalSichuandialect.It’sapitythattheyca

n’ttakethegiantpandashome,____45____theywerestillabletobuypandasouvenirs.AccordingtoChinaNews,onJuly31,foreignathle

tesqueuedupinfrontofcashregistersattheresearchbase’ssouvenirstoreinhopesofbringinguniqueChinesegiftstofamilyandfriendsbackhome.第三部分写作(共两节,满分40分)第

一节书面表达(满分20分)46.OnthereviewplatformDouban,thereisagroupcalled“HighlySensitivePeople”whereover40,000peoplehavecometogethertotalk

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