内蒙古呼伦贝尔市满洲里远方中学2022-2023学年高一下学期期末考试英语试卷（无答案）
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满洲里远方中学2022-2023学年高一下学期期末考试
英语试题
考试范围：Book1-Book3
试题总分：120分 考试时间：100分钟
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。
A
Best Kid-Friendly Exhibitions in Singapore
A visit to the museum is a great way for kids to beat boredom and learn new things! There are four kid-friendly art exhibitions and museum exhibitions.
1.Children's Museum Singapore
Children's Museum Singapore is the first museum open to children 12 years and below. If you're looking for a creative way to teach your kids about Singapore's history, the exhibitions at the Children's Museum Singapore are the answer.
When: Ongoing
Opening Hours: Tuesday-Sunday (closed on Monday):9 am-1 pm&
2 pm-6 pm(Last entry at 12:30 pm& 5:30 pm)
Admission: Free until 31 March 2023
2.ArtScience Museum: Future World Exhibition
This exhibition is popular with kids in Singapore. Three new interactive(互动的)artworks that rethink and showcase the endless possibilities of play will form a new.galery (展览馆)tidled Exploring New Frontiers.
When: From 26th November 2022
Opening Hours: 10 am-7 pm (Last entry at 6pm)Admission: S$10 per child/S$18 per adult
3.Peranakan Museum(土生文化馆)
Peranakan Museum reopened in February afier a revamp(翻新)!It presents exceptional objects from Peranakan material culture. Visitors will experience nine galleries across three floors.When: From 17 February 2023.
Opening Hours: 10 am-7 pm(Fridays: 10 am-9pm)
Admission: Free admission for Singaporeans, Permanent Residents and visitors aged 6 years and below
4.Van Gogh: The Im mersive(沉浸式的)Experience
In the exhibition, you can see over 300 artworks by Vincent van Gogh. It also features the amazing Virtual Reality experience, which allows visitors to walk into "A Day in the Life of the Artist".
When: 1 March-1 October 2023
Opening Hours:Mondays, Wednesdays,Thursday pm 11am-8 pm; Fridays and Saturdays:
10 am-9 pm;Sundays: 10 am-7am
Admision: S$15 per child /S$24 per adult
21.When can kids enter Children's Museum Singapore
A.At 9:00 am on Monday.
B.At8:30 am on Wednesday.
C.At 12:30 pm on Friday.
D.At 6:00 pm on Sunday.
22.How much should a 6-year-old girl and her parents pay to visit ArtScience Museum: Future World Exhibition
A.S$30. B.S$18. C.S$46. D.S$54.
23. Where should kids go if they want to have a virtual reality experience
A.Children's Museum Singapore.
B. ArtScience Museum: Future World Exhibition.
C.Peranakan Museum.
D.Van Gogh: The Immersive Experience.
B
Noah Maranzana was enjoying lunch with his family in Ecuador when things suddenly became frightening.
The walls of the restaurant they were in started shaking, and the lights started swinging(摆动).Through a window, the seven-year-old student saw broken roads."I didn’t know what was happening,"he said."Then my mom and dad told me to get under the table." After a while, the Maranzana family learned they'd survived a 7.8 magnitude earthquake.
"We were lucky,said Karen, Noah's Ecuadorean mother."We were a couple of miles out of town with my mother and brother. After the earthquake, my mother was crying because communications were down.
The Maranzanas were scheduled to return to Bermuda the next day but the airports were closed because of the earthquake. Mrs. Maranzana and her husband Simone used the extra days they had in Ecuador to help earthquake victims (受害者)in a relief center.
When they were finally home, Mrs. Maranzana was filled with guilt(愧疚). She was safe and sound, but many of her friends were still suffering."One afternoon Noah came in and asked if I was crying about Ecuador. I said yes and I wanted to help people there. He said,"If you like we can hold a yard sale to sell my toys and buy things for them.
His mother expressed concern that Noah might miss them, but the little boy shrugged (耸肩),saying he had too many any way. Mrs. Maranzana' friend Paola Latour offered her house as a location for the yard sale. Latour hopes the sale will benefit families in Ecuador.
Toys, plants, books and clothing were sold at a "reasonable price" at the sale. Noah and his brother Gabriel and Mrs. Latour's daughter, Sophie, also ran a lemonade stand at the sale to raise additional funds.
24.What happened to Noah when he was in Ecuador
A.He was hit by lightning.
B. He got hurt by a falling wall.
C. He lost contact with his parents.
D.He suffered a terrible earthquake.
25.What is Noah's suggestion for Karen
A. Organizing a yard sale.
B. Running a lemonade stand
C. Making toys for children in Ecuador.
D.Setting up a relief center in Ecuador.
26.What is Latour's attitude to Noah's effort
A.Worried. B.Supportive.C. Doubtful.D. Unclear.
27.Which of the following best describes the Maranzana family
A.Strong-minded. B. Hard-working. C. Kind-hearted. D. Far-seeing.
C
Kim Rhode is a shooting star. She's not the type that flashes briefly across the sky. Rhode has longevity (持久)in the sport surpassing(超过)all of her competitors,
Rhode became the first female Olympian to win a medal in six consecutive(连续的)Olympic Games and tied with Italian luger (雪橇运动员) Armin Zoeggeler,who achieved the same success from 1994 to 2014.
Rhode said she's a better shooter now than when she began wiser, more comfortable and able to enjoy the competition more and more."I do love the pressure," said Rhode."I do love the competition.Competition is good among athletes because it has a great impact on self-improvement and it can lead the way to becoming better athletes. But at the same time, I think just standing up there on that stage is addicting.
Her bronze medal at the Rio 2016 Olympic Games marked the fifth continent on which Rhode has won a medal."It's amazing and I never dreamed that I would make it," Rhode said."It just blew me away.
Rhode started her Olympic journey at the Atlanta 1996 Olympic Games, where she won gold in Double Trap to become the youngest female gold medalist in the history of Olympic shooting soon after turning 17 years old. She won a bronze in Sydney and then another gold in Athens.
Rhode had health problems before and after giving birth to her son, Carter. He pulled targets for his mom at home and was in the stands at the Olympic Shooting Centre. She is still working on her endurance (耐力and her eyesight has worsened with~age."But I won't stop and I m going to go again," Rhode said."So this hopefully will not be my last."
28.What makes Rhode a big name in the sport
A. Being a six-time Olympic medalist.
B.Beating Armin Zoeggeler in 2014.
C. Helping change the rules of shooting.
D. Being the youngest athlete in Olympic history.
29.What does Rhode think of competition among athletes
A.It places great pressure on young athletes.
B. It encourages higher standards of achievement.
C.It is common and important at the Olympic Games.
D.It is a good way for athletes to meet great competitors.
30.What do the underlined words "blew me away mean in paragraph 4
A. Made me happy.
B. Tired me so much
C.Worked pretty well on me.
D.Became very hard for me.
31.Which of the following can best describe Rhode
A.Confident and far-seeing.
B. Patient and warm-hearted.
C.Creative and hard-working,
D. Talented and strong-minded
D
Over 300 schoolchildren in Melbourne's inner west will be sporting one-of-a-kind backpacks that double up as air quality readers to help scientists explore ways to reduce air pollution. It's all part of the study "Breathe Melboume" where children will become air quality scientists by collecting valuable data while on their way to and from the classroom. Meanwhile,the second section of the bag acts as a functional space so children can pack the things they need for school.
Schools in Brimbank, Maribyrnong and Hobsons Bay were specifically chosen to be involved in the research due to high asthma (哮喘)rates that resulted from the high air pollution levels. This is because of the locations industrial history, proximity(邻近)to the Port of Melbourne and the large amount of diesel-fuelled vehicles on surrounding roads, namely trucks.
So, Professor Lou Irving from the Royal Melbourme Hospital says the areas have become "ahotspot for active asthma" with more inner west children going to hospitals with the disease compared to most other areas of Australia.
Dyson engineer and one of the masterminds behind the backpack, James Shale, explained how the air quality reader inside the bag worked. A small fan within the backpack directs outside air through an opening towards the sensors(传感器),which then measure the air particles(微粒) and the amount of carbon dioxide (CO,).A GPS tracker is also connected to the bag,which allows experts to see what areas have more air pollution.
Data from the sensors is then studied by researchers at Deakin University who will work with students involved to determine ways to improve the air they breathe.
A pilot study with students from Kingsville Primary School showed now children willingly changed their walking routes (路线) and the ways they got to school following the experiment as they found other healthier choices.
32.What are the backpacks used for
A.Increasing the air supply.
B. Measuring air quality.
C.Storing some air.
D.Cleaning the air.
33.Why were Brimbank, Maribyrnong and Hobsons Bay chosen for the research
A.Industry in these areas is highly developed.
B.These areas have convenient transportation.
C. These areas have high levels of asthma rates.
D.Students in these areas are active in doing research.
34.What does paragraph 4 mainly tell us about the backpacks
A.Where they can be bought.
B. What parts they contain.
C.Who invented them.
D.How they function.
35. How did the pilot study turn out
A. It taught students how to breathe correctly.
B.It developed students' awareness of air pollution.
C. It showed students how air quality is related to learning.
D. It informed students of the less polluted places in Melboume.
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。
You've been thinking of getting a fruit and veg delivery for a while.You' re sick of the boring trips to the supermarket, the limited choice of fresh produce and the subpar(低于标淮的)fruit and veg.
36 Is it really necessary Does it cost more Will the produce really be better To help you address those concerns, we share some of the reasons our customers love getting their fruit and veg delivered.
You get fresher and tastier produce
Big supermarket chains usually get their produce interstate or overseas. It's been on a long journey so the quality is compromised (损害). How is fruit and veg delivery different Good delivery services buy from local producers and pick produce closer to the day of delivery. 37 You support local farmers
More than ever before, our economy (经济)needs a boost (激励).And what is the best way to support Western Australia 38 All the produce we deliver is sourced from local producers.You save money
Did you know there's a massive markup(涨价) on fruit and veg in the supermarkets Why It is to cover the costs of getting produce from overseas and interstate! 39 You get the benefits of affordable fruit and veg delivered straight to your door!
No extra packaging
Fruit and veg delivery can help you stop bringing home those awful plastic bags. 40 In this way, you cut down on your plastic use. It is good for your body and the planet!
A.Get your produce from local farmers.
B.Make a list of the produce you want to buy.
C.All your produce will be put in one paper box.
D.We charge less because we buy locally and have fewer costs to cover.
E. You get fresher fruit and veg that not only tastes better but lasts longer too.
F.You may be disappointed with the quality of the supermarket fruit and veg.
G.But you still have a wait-and-see attitude toward the whole food delivery thing.
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)
This Thanksgiving, I want to say thank you for some of the most meaningful time I’ve spent in my life, time alone in 41 spaces: my time in libraries.
The first library I ever 42 was in my elementary school. We were allowed to go for one hour once a week. Being in a room stacked(堆满) with books, I remember 43 as a small child that each book probably 44_ thousands of ideas, and I wondered how I could get all of those ideas into my 45
I had a strong thirst for knowledge. I wanted to 46 things, all of them.I had a47_for facts, instructions and know-how. But I wouldn't 48 read narrative(叙述)nonfiction until assigned(布置)it, and I wouldn't come to enjoy it until college.
Had we had a public library in town, I would have gone there and 49 myself in books all day, but we didn't. The 50_ one was eight miles away in the town of Arcadia, LA.I went to the library and 51 every book on the shelves. Again in college, it was in libraries that I found my true self.
And years ago, when I was 52_ my first book, I found myself in the main branch of New York City's public library not because I needed to do research,but because the space itself seemed most 53 for writing.
These are just some of the ways libraries have 54 my life. Indeed, I can't 55 arriving at this place in my life without them.And for that, I give thanks.
41.A.open B.quiet C.empty D.limited
42.A.heard B.admired C.entered D.frequented
43.A.thinking B.worrying C.hoping D.doubting
44.A.changed B.created C.chose D.contained
45.A. plan B.dream C.life D.mind
46.A.make B.know C.compare D.visit
47.A. gift B.reason C.desire D.nose
48.A.successfully B.secretly C.thankfully D.Readily
49.A.lost B.lived C.hated D.considered
50.A.nearest B.biggest C.newest D.best
51.A.checked with B.checked in C.checked up D.checked out
52.A.writing B.selling C.valuing D.introducing
53.A.famous B.dangerous C.suitable D.challenging
54.A.saved B.touched C. started D.decorated
55.A.notice B.suggest C.imagine D.remember
第二节语法填空(共10小题；每小题1.5分，满分15分)
阅读下面短文，在空白处填入适当内容(一个单词)或括号内单词的正确形式。
Margaret Seaman spent eight months 56._________(create) a woolly(羊毛的)
Buckingham Palace. She took up the craft of knitting (编织手艺)57.__________(serious)just10 years ago.
So far, the 93-year-old has used 58. ______(she) craft to raise over $120.000 for various charitable 59.___________(organization) and often gets stopped on the street.
"Now, when I sit in the car while we' re out, people knock on my window and say,'Are you the lady that does the knitting " But I don't feel any 60.________(difference)-I'm still Margaret."she said.
Even though she has received much praise 61.__________ the woolly Buckingham Palace, she won't create any more of royal estates(皇家庄园),saying the palace gate was62._________hardest thing to make.
"I just love a big challenge and I like to keep myself busy. I never dreamed it would lead to all this 63. __(excite)," she said.
The mother of four is grandmother to 13, great-grandmother to two, 64.________a great-great-grandmother to one little boy.
"I find it hard 65.________(walk). My gardening and walking days are over but I cansit and knit to raise money for the needy,"she said.
第四部分写作(共两节，满分40分)
第一节(满分15分)
66.假定你是李华，你的英国笔友Eric发来邮件说他成功申请到了下月来你校交换学习的机会并询问你需要做哪些准备。请你给他回一封邮件，内容包括：
1.表示祝贺；2.你的建议：3.期待他的到来。
注意：写作词数应为80左右。
交换生：exchange student
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。
Linda was a high school student who lived in a big city. Her grandparents were farmers, and they grew all the food they needed to survive. Linda was a smart student, but she never really appreciated the food her grandparents grew.She would often leave her plate half-eaten and never thought twice about wasting food. Her grandparents would always scold (训斥) her, but she didn't pay much attention to their words.
Linda's grandparents decided to take her to their village to see how they grew their crops (庄稼).Linda was amazed by the amount of work that went into growing each crop.She saw how the farmers had to till the soil (犁地),plant and water the crops, and protect them from disease. Linda realized that growing food was not an easy task; and it required a lot of hard work and dedication.
After the tour, Linda's grandparents sat down with her and talked to her about the importance of saving food. They told her about the millions of people around the world who went hungry every day and how wasting food was a luxury(奢侈)they couldn't afford. Linda felt ashamed of how she had wasted so much food in the past, and she decided to make a change.
From that day on, Linda started valuing every little thing in life. She started eating everything on her plate and helping her grandparents on the farm, and she realized how much work went into growing the food she ate every day.
One day, the village was hit by a flood, and many of the crops were destroyed (毁灭): The villagers were struggling to survive, and Linda's grandparents were worried about how they were going to feed their family.
注意：1.续写词数应为150左右；
2.请按如下格式在相应位置作答。
Linda decided to take action and organized a food drive(运动)at her school.
Linda's actions also inspired her classmates.
英语试题
考试范围：Book1-Book3
试题总分：120分 考试时间：100分钟
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。
A
Best Kid-Friendly Exhibitions in Singapore
A visit to the museum is a great way for kids to beat boredom and learn new things! There are four kid-friendly art exhibitions and museum exhibitions.
1.Children's Museum Singapore
Children's Museum Singapore is the first museum open to children 12 years and below. If you're looking for a creative way to teach your kids about Singapore's history, the exhibitions at the Children's Museum Singapore are the answer.
When: Ongoing
Opening Hours: Tuesday-Sunday (closed on Monday):9 am-1 pm&
2 pm-6 pm(Last entry at 12:30 pm& 5:30 pm)
Admission: Free until 31 March 2023
2.ArtScience Museum: Future World Exhibition
This exhibition is popular with kids in Singapore. Three new interactive(互动的)artworks that rethink and showcase the endless possibilities of play will form a new.galery (展览馆)tidled Exploring New Frontiers.
When: From 26th November 2022
Opening Hours: 10 am-7 pm (Last entry at 6pm)Admission: S$10 per child/S$18 per adult
3.Peranakan Museum(土生文化馆)
Peranakan Museum reopened in February afier a revamp(翻新)!It presents exceptional objects from Peranakan material culture. Visitors will experience nine galleries across three floors.When: From 17 February 2023.
Opening Hours: 10 am-7 pm(Fridays: 10 am-9pm)
Admission: Free admission for Singaporeans, Permanent Residents and visitors aged 6 years and below
4.Van Gogh: The Im mersive(沉浸式的)Experience
In the exhibition, you can see over 300 artworks by Vincent van Gogh. It also features the amazing Virtual Reality experience, which allows visitors to walk into "A Day in the Life of the Artist".
When: 1 March-1 October 2023
Opening Hours:Mondays, Wednesdays,Thursday pm 11am-8 pm; Fridays and Saturdays:
10 am-9 pm;Sundays: 10 am-7am
Admision: S$15 per child /S$24 per adult
21.When can kids enter Children's Museum Singapore
A.At 9:00 am on Monday.
B.At8:30 am on Wednesday.
C.At 12:30 pm on Friday.
D.At 6:00 pm on Sunday.
22.How much should a 6-year-old girl and her parents pay to visit ArtScience Museum: Future World Exhibition
A.S$30. B.S$18. C.S$46. D.S$54.
23. Where should kids go if they want to have a virtual reality experience
A.Children's Museum Singapore.
B. ArtScience Museum: Future World Exhibition.
C.Peranakan Museum.
D.Van Gogh: The Immersive Experience.
B
Noah Maranzana was enjoying lunch with his family in Ecuador when things suddenly became frightening.
The walls of the restaurant they were in started shaking, and the lights started swinging(摆动).Through a window, the seven-year-old student saw broken roads."I didn’t know what was happening,"he said."Then my mom and dad told me to get under the table." After a while, the Maranzana family learned they'd survived a 7.8 magnitude earthquake.
"We were lucky,said Karen, Noah's Ecuadorean mother."We were a couple of miles out of town with my mother and brother. After the earthquake, my mother was crying because communications were down.
The Maranzanas were scheduled to return to Bermuda the next day but the airports were closed because of the earthquake. Mrs. Maranzana and her husband Simone used the extra days they had in Ecuador to help earthquake victims (受害者)in a relief center.
When they were finally home, Mrs. Maranzana was filled with guilt(愧疚). She was safe and sound, but many of her friends were still suffering."One afternoon Noah came in and asked if I was crying about Ecuador. I said yes and I wanted to help people there. He said,"If you like we can hold a yard sale to sell my toys and buy things for them.
His mother expressed concern that Noah might miss them, but the little boy shrugged (耸肩),saying he had too many any way. Mrs. Maranzana' friend Paola Latour offered her house as a location for the yard sale. Latour hopes the sale will benefit families in Ecuador.
Toys, plants, books and clothing were sold at a "reasonable price" at the sale. Noah and his brother Gabriel and Mrs. Latour's daughter, Sophie, also ran a lemonade stand at the sale to raise additional funds.
24.What happened to Noah when he was in Ecuador
A.He was hit by lightning.
B. He got hurt by a falling wall.
C. He lost contact with his parents.
D.He suffered a terrible earthquake.
25.What is Noah's suggestion for Karen
A. Organizing a yard sale.
B. Running a lemonade stand
C. Making toys for children in Ecuador.
D.Setting up a relief center in Ecuador.
26.What is Latour's attitude to Noah's effort
A.Worried. B.Supportive.C. Doubtful.D. Unclear.
27.Which of the following best describes the Maranzana family
A.Strong-minded. B. Hard-working. C. Kind-hearted. D. Far-seeing.
C
Kim Rhode is a shooting star. She's not the type that flashes briefly across the sky. Rhode has longevity (持久)in the sport surpassing(超过)all of her competitors,
Rhode became the first female Olympian to win a medal in six consecutive(连续的)Olympic Games and tied with Italian luger (雪橇运动员) Armin Zoeggeler,who achieved the same success from 1994 to 2014.
Rhode said she's a better shooter now than when she began wiser, more comfortable and able to enjoy the competition more and more."I do love the pressure," said Rhode."I do love the competition.Competition is good among athletes because it has a great impact on self-improvement and it can lead the way to becoming better athletes. But at the same time, I think just standing up there on that stage is addicting.
Her bronze medal at the Rio 2016 Olympic Games marked the fifth continent on which Rhode has won a medal."It's amazing and I never dreamed that I would make it," Rhode said."It just blew me away.
Rhode started her Olympic journey at the Atlanta 1996 Olympic Games, where she won gold in Double Trap to become the youngest female gold medalist in the history of Olympic shooting soon after turning 17 years old. She won a bronze in Sydney and then another gold in Athens.
Rhode had health problems before and after giving birth to her son, Carter. He pulled targets for his mom at home and was in the stands at the Olympic Shooting Centre. She is still working on her endurance (耐力and her eyesight has worsened with~age."But I won't stop and I m going to go again," Rhode said."So this hopefully will not be my last."
28.What makes Rhode a big name in the sport
A. Being a six-time Olympic medalist.
B.Beating Armin Zoeggeler in 2014.
C. Helping change the rules of shooting.
D. Being the youngest athlete in Olympic history.
29.What does Rhode think of competition among athletes
A.It places great pressure on young athletes.
B. It encourages higher standards of achievement.
C.It is common and important at the Olympic Games.
D.It is a good way for athletes to meet great competitors.
30.What do the underlined words "blew me away mean in paragraph 4
A. Made me happy.
B. Tired me so much
C.Worked pretty well on me.
D.Became very hard for me.
31.Which of the following can best describe Rhode
A.Confident and far-seeing.
B. Patient and warm-hearted.
C.Creative and hard-working,
D. Talented and strong-minded
D
Over 300 schoolchildren in Melbourne's inner west will be sporting one-of-a-kind backpacks that double up as air quality readers to help scientists explore ways to reduce air pollution. It's all part of the study "Breathe Melboume" where children will become air quality scientists by collecting valuable data while on their way to and from the classroom. Meanwhile,the second section of the bag acts as a functional space so children can pack the things they need for school.
Schools in Brimbank, Maribyrnong and Hobsons Bay were specifically chosen to be involved in the research due to high asthma (哮喘)rates that resulted from the high air pollution levels. This is because of the locations industrial history, proximity(邻近)to the Port of Melbourne and the large amount of diesel-fuelled vehicles on surrounding roads, namely trucks.
So, Professor Lou Irving from the Royal Melbourme Hospital says the areas have become "ahotspot for active asthma" with more inner west children going to hospitals with the disease compared to most other areas of Australia.
Dyson engineer and one of the masterminds behind the backpack, James Shale, explained how the air quality reader inside the bag worked. A small fan within the backpack directs outside air through an opening towards the sensors(传感器),which then measure the air particles(微粒) and the amount of carbon dioxide (CO,).A GPS tracker is also connected to the bag,which allows experts to see what areas have more air pollution.
Data from the sensors is then studied by researchers at Deakin University who will work with students involved to determine ways to improve the air they breathe.
A pilot study with students from Kingsville Primary School showed now children willingly changed their walking routes (路线) and the ways they got to school following the experiment as they found other healthier choices.
32.What are the backpacks used for
A.Increasing the air supply.
B. Measuring air quality.
C.Storing some air.
D.Cleaning the air.
33.Why were Brimbank, Maribyrnong and Hobsons Bay chosen for the research
A.Industry in these areas is highly developed.
B.These areas have convenient transportation.
C. These areas have high levels of asthma rates.
D.Students in these areas are active in doing research.
34.What does paragraph 4 mainly tell us about the backpacks
A.Where they can be bought.
B. What parts they contain.
C.Who invented them.
D.How they function.
35. How did the pilot study turn out
A. It taught students how to breathe correctly.
B.It developed students' awareness of air pollution.
C. It showed students how air quality is related to learning.
D. It informed students of the less polluted places in Melboume.
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。
You've been thinking of getting a fruit and veg delivery for a while.You' re sick of the boring trips to the supermarket, the limited choice of fresh produce and the subpar(低于标淮的)fruit and veg.
36 Is it really necessary Does it cost more Will the produce really be better To help you address those concerns, we share some of the reasons our customers love getting their fruit and veg delivered.
You get fresher and tastier produce
Big supermarket chains usually get their produce interstate or overseas. It's been on a long journey so the quality is compromised (损害). How is fruit and veg delivery different Good delivery services buy from local producers and pick produce closer to the day of delivery. 37 You support local farmers
More than ever before, our economy (经济)needs a boost (激励).And what is the best way to support Western Australia 38 All the produce we deliver is sourced from local producers.You save money
Did you know there's a massive markup(涨价) on fruit and veg in the supermarkets Why It is to cover the costs of getting produce from overseas and interstate! 39 You get the benefits of affordable fruit and veg delivered straight to your door!
No extra packaging
Fruit and veg delivery can help you stop bringing home those awful plastic bags. 40 In this way, you cut down on your plastic use. It is good for your body and the planet!
A.Get your produce from local farmers.
B.Make a list of the produce you want to buy.
C.All your produce will be put in one paper box.
D.We charge less because we buy locally and have fewer costs to cover.
E. You get fresher fruit and veg that not only tastes better but lasts longer too.
F.You may be disappointed with the quality of the supermarket fruit and veg.
G.But you still have a wait-and-see attitude toward the whole food delivery thing.
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)
This Thanksgiving, I want to say thank you for some of the most meaningful time I’ve spent in my life, time alone in 41 spaces: my time in libraries.
The first library I ever 42 was in my elementary school. We were allowed to go for one hour once a week. Being in a room stacked(堆满) with books, I remember 43 as a small child that each book probably 44_ thousands of ideas, and I wondered how I could get all of those ideas into my 45
I had a strong thirst for knowledge. I wanted to 46 things, all of them.I had a47_for facts, instructions and know-how. But I wouldn't 48 read narrative(叙述)nonfiction until assigned(布置)it, and I wouldn't come to enjoy it until college.
Had we had a public library in town, I would have gone there and 49 myself in books all day, but we didn't. The 50_ one was eight miles away in the town of Arcadia, LA.I went to the library and 51 every book on the shelves. Again in college, it was in libraries that I found my true self.
And years ago, when I was 52_ my first book, I found myself in the main branch of New York City's public library not because I needed to do research,but because the space itself seemed most 53 for writing.
These are just some of the ways libraries have 54 my life. Indeed, I can't 55 arriving at this place in my life without them.And for that, I give thanks.
41.A.open B.quiet C.empty D.limited
42.A.heard B.admired C.entered D.frequented
43.A.thinking B.worrying C.hoping D.doubting
44.A.changed B.created C.chose D.contained
45.A. plan B.dream C.life D.mind
46.A.make B.know C.compare D.visit
47.A. gift B.reason C.desire D.nose
48.A.successfully B.secretly C.thankfully D.Readily
49.A.lost B.lived C.hated D.considered
50.A.nearest B.biggest C.newest D.best
51.A.checked with B.checked in C.checked up D.checked out
52.A.writing B.selling C.valuing D.introducing
53.A.famous B.dangerous C.suitable D.challenging
54.A.saved B.touched C. started D.decorated
55.A.notice B.suggest C.imagine D.remember
第二节语法填空(共10小题；每小题1.5分，满分15分)
阅读下面短文，在空白处填入适当内容(一个单词)或括号内单词的正确形式。
Margaret Seaman spent eight months 56._________(create) a woolly(羊毛的)
Buckingham Palace. She took up the craft of knitting (编织手艺)57.__________(serious)just10 years ago.
So far, the 93-year-old has used 58. ______(she) craft to raise over $120.000 for various charitable 59.___________(organization) and often gets stopped on the street.
"Now, when I sit in the car while we' re out, people knock on my window and say,'Are you the lady that does the knitting " But I don't feel any 60.________(difference)-I'm still Margaret."she said.
Even though she has received much praise 61.__________ the woolly Buckingham Palace, she won't create any more of royal estates(皇家庄园),saying the palace gate was62._________hardest thing to make.
"I just love a big challenge and I like to keep myself busy. I never dreamed it would lead to all this 63. __(excite)," she said.
The mother of four is grandmother to 13, great-grandmother to two, 64.________a great-great-grandmother to one little boy.
"I find it hard 65.________(walk). My gardening and walking days are over but I cansit and knit to raise money for the needy,"she said.
第四部分写作(共两节，满分40分)
第一节(满分15分)
66.假定你是李华，你的英国笔友Eric发来邮件说他成功申请到了下月来你校交换学习的机会并询问你需要做哪些准备。请你给他回一封邮件，内容包括：
1.表示祝贺；2.你的建议：3.期待他的到来。
注意：写作词数应为80左右。
交换生：exchange student
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。
Linda was a high school student who lived in a big city. Her grandparents were farmers, and they grew all the food they needed to survive. Linda was a smart student, but she never really appreciated the food her grandparents grew.She would often leave her plate half-eaten and never thought twice about wasting food. Her grandparents would always scold (训斥) her, but she didn't pay much attention to their words.
Linda's grandparents decided to take her to their village to see how they grew their crops (庄稼).Linda was amazed by the amount of work that went into growing each crop.She saw how the farmers had to till the soil (犁地),plant and water the crops, and protect them from disease. Linda realized that growing food was not an easy task; and it required a lot of hard work and dedication.
After the tour, Linda's grandparents sat down with her and talked to her about the importance of saving food. They told her about the millions of people around the world who went hungry every day and how wasting food was a luxury(奢侈)they couldn't afford. Linda felt ashamed of how she had wasted so much food in the past, and she decided to make a change.
From that day on, Linda started valuing every little thing in life. She started eating everything on her plate and helping her grandparents on the farm, and she realized how much work went into growing the food she ate every day.
One day, the village was hit by a flood, and many of the crops were destroyed (毁灭): The villagers were struggling to survive, and Linda's grandparents were worried about how they were going to feed their family.
注意：1.续写词数应为150左右；
2.请按如下格式在相应位置作答。
Linda decided to take action and organized a food drive(运动)at her school.
Linda's actions also inspired her classmates.
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