安徽省阜阳市临泉县2024-2025学年高二上学期1月期末英语试题（含解析，含听力原文无音频）
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高二上学期期末英语试卷
(120分钟 150分)
第一部分 听力(共两节,满分30分)
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。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.How much should the man pay
A.$4. B.$12. C.$16.
2.Where is the man's phone most probably
A.In the kitchen. B.In the bedroom. C.In the sitting room.
3.Why does the woman talk to Tom
A.To make a complaint. B.To borrow money. C.To seek help from him.
4.Where did the man have his advanced study
A.In Britain. B.In France. C.In the USA.
5.What are the speakers going to do
A.Go to the beach. B.Take a bike ride. C.Boat on a lake.
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.What are the speakers probably
A.Doctors. B.Teachers. C.Students.
7.What does the woman want to do
A.Work as a volunteer. B.Attend a medical school. C.Travel in Chicago.
听第7段材料, 回答第8、9题。
8.Who is the woman's book intended for
A.Adolescents. B.Adults. C.The elderly.
9.What's the man busy doing
A.Preparing for an exam. B.Getting ready for a trip. C.Planning for an exhibition.
听第8段材料,回答第10至12题。
10.Why was the girl late
A.She went to Mary's. B.She had her phone fixed. C.Her car broke down.
11.What did Mary do on the way home
A.She got stuck. B.She tried to help others. C.She made up a story.
12.What did Mary see on the road
A.A person. B.An accident. C.An animal.
听第9段材料, 回答第13至16题。
13.What does the man think of WeChat
A.It might give away information.
B.It decreases people's talking in person.
C.It makes people communicate easier.
14.How does the woman communicate with Emily
A.On the phone. B.On WeChat. C.Face to face.
15.What makes the woman keep in touch with Emily
A.Their same interests.
B.Their common memory.
C.Their similar food taste.
16.What are the speakers mainly talking about
A.Making friends.
B.Developing new interests.
C.Keeping track of old friends.
听第10段材料, 回答第17至20题。
17.Where is the speaker now
A.At a wedding ceremony.
B.At a donation ceremony.
C.At a graduation ceremony.
18.What happened to Alvin James
A.He died last year.
B.He created a new scholarship.
C.He delivered a letter to the university.
19.What does the speaker share with the audience in Alvin's letter
A.Alvin's opinion on education.
B.Alvin's donation to charities.
C.Alvin's successful life story.
20.Who will fund the new scholarship
A.Alvin James.
B.Some former students.
C.The university.
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
When it comes to hiking, Greece has something for every kind of walker. Here's our pick of Greece's best hikes for you.
Delphi to Kirra Walk, Central Greece
14 kilometers, 5-6 hours.
This 14-kilometer downhill hike follows a centuries-old pathway from historic Delphi to the ancient port of Kirra, just east of modern Itea on the southern coast of mainland Greece. Going along the edge of the village of Crissa, it goes to the gulf through Greece's largest olive garden. After your hike, lunch or a swim, you can return to Delphi by bus.
Hike to the Tomb of Kleobolus, Rhodes
5 kilometers, 2 hours.
An easy and enjoyable 5-kilometer round-trip hike escapes Lindos to reach the so-called Tomb of Kleobolus. Starting alongside Car Park 1 above the main beach, the route ends at a rocky hill topped by a circular tomb actually built during the 2nd century BC.
Hike to Samariá Gorge, Crete
16 kilometers, 6-7 hours.
Hiking the 16-kilometer Samariá Gorge is considered one of Crete's must-do experiences. There is the undeniable raw beauty of Samariá Gorge, where vertical walls rise up to 500 meters and are just 3.5 meters apart at the narrowest point.
Mt Ohi Summit Hike, Evia
8 kilometers, 3-4 hours.
The summit of Mt Ohi, lesser-visited Evia's third-highest peak, is capped with mysterious ancient dragon houses—7th-century BC architecture, made from rocks weighing several tons. It's possible to stay overnight at the 1,000-meter-high shelter and then hike up Mt Ohi to catch the wonderful sunrise, which makes for a magical experience.
21.What can we know about the Delphi to Kirra Walk
A.It's an easy and pleasant trip to a garden.
B.It follows a route full of beautiful beaches.
C.It's a challenging route through a rocky hill.
D.It follows an ancient path connecting old places.
22.What can walkers do during the Mt Ohi Summit Hike
A.Watch the splendid sunrise. B.Visit a circular tomb.
C.Explore an adventurous path. D.Stay in ancient houses.
23.Which of the following is the longest
A.Delphi to Kirra Walk. B.Mt Ohi Summit Hike.
C.Hike to Samariá Gorge. D.Hike to the Tomb of Kleobolus.
B
An eight-year-old boy self-published a graphic novel about Christmas but never expected the book to attract a large fan base in the US and overseas.
Dillon Helbig wrote the book, titled The Adventures of Dillon Helbig's Christmas, because he “likes Christmas and decorations”. Dillon's journey to getting it published is a pretty interesting story.
During Christmas break, the second-grader penned the book and then added pictures. The book begins with Dillion himself decorating a Christmas tree. The star on top of the tree explodes, and then he is sucked into an entrance. Over just four days, the boy filled in 81 pages of a journal. Then he went to the local Ada Community Library with his mother.
“He wanted to get his story out there so all the kids can read his adventures,” his mother said. He was unsure how to get his book on the library shelf, so he planned to follow the librarians. “There were a lot of librarians,” Dillon said, but he successfully slid his book onto a children's picture-book shelf.
One of the librarians found it. And he said, “Oh, this is kind of interesting.” And he added it to the catalog. After secretly posting his book, Dillon's graphic novel attracted fans. 56 people were on the waiting list to check it out by the end of January. The number has grown to 88 this week. Demand for Dillon's graphic novel extends beyond the United States. One of the librarians received inquiries for the book from the Netherlands and Bangladesh.
Dillon has wanted to publish a book since he was five. The library gave Dillon an award for “best young novelist”, which he does have a lot to be proud of.
24.What inspired Dillon to write the book
A.His desire to attract fans worldwide.
B.His dream to win a literature award.
C.His plan to add it to the library catalog.
D.His interest in Christmas and decorations.
25.What can be learned about the book from the text
A.It is a very thick book.
B.It was written by hand.
C.It contains only pictures.
D.It took three years to finish.
26.Why did Dillon go to the library with his mum
A.To share his book with other kids.
B.To present his book to a librarian.
C.To borrow a children's picture book.
D.To communicate with overseas readers.
27.Which word best describes Dillon
A.Cute. B.Brave. C.Talented. D.Humorous.
C
When put to the test, bees have proved over and over again that they've got a lot more to offer than pollinating (授粉), making honey and being loyal to a queen. The industrious insects can count and alter their behavior when things seem difficult, and now some scientists say there's proof that they also like to play. A study recently published in Animal Behavior suggests that bumblebees, when given the chance, like to fool around with toys.
Researchers from Queen Mary University of London conducted an experiment in which they set up a container that allowed bees to travel from their nest to a feeding area. But along the way, the bees could opt to pass through a separate section with a few of small wooden balls. Over 18 days, the scientists watched as the bees went out of their way to roll wooden balls repeatedly, despite no apparent motivation to do so. The finding suggests that like humans, insects also interact with lifeless objects as a form of play. Also similar to people, younger bees seemed to be more playful than adult bees.
“This research provides a strong indication that insect minds are far more sophisticated than we might imagine,” Lars Chittka, a professor of sensory and behavioral ecology at Queen Mary University of London, who led the study, said in a statement. “There are lots of animals who play just for the purposes of enjoyment, but most examples come from young mammals and birds,” said Chittka.
The study's first author, Samadi Galpayage, who is a PhD student at Queen Mary University of London, added that there is yet more evidence that insects may be capable of experiencing feelings.
“They may actually experience some kind of positive emotional states. This sort of finding has implications to our understanding of feelings and welfare of insects and will, hopefully, encourage us to respect and protect life on Earth ever more,” she said in the statement.
28.What can we know about bees from a recent study
A.They can adapt to new situations.
B.They are quite faithful to the queen.
C.They are more intelligent than expected.
D.They are probably fond of having fun.
29.Why do the scientists design a separate section with small wooden balls
A.To find out whether bees will be distracted.
B.To prohibit bees from going through the pass.
C.To better watch bees play with lifeless objects.
D.To figure out how bees interact with each other.
30.What does the underlined word “sophisticated” in paragraph 3 probably mean
A.Energetic. B.Complicated. C.Social. D.Outgoing.
31.What can be inferred from the last two paragraphs
A.Insects are badly treated nowadays.
B.Bees are one of the smartest insects.
C.Insects may have feelings as humans.
D.Insects are a reminder of nature protection.
D
If you've ever wondered where water on Earth comes from, new research on a meteorite (陨石) which landed in a family's front yard in England last year may have just the answer. Researchers from London's Natural History Museum and the University of Glasgow, in Scotland, studied the meteorite found in the town of Winchcombe, Gloucestershire, discovering it contained water similar to that found on Earth.
Published in the journal Science Advances, the study reveals that outer-space rocks may have brought vital chemical components such as water to our planet billions of years ago, establishing the oceans and all life on Earth.
Imaging and chemical analysis of the Winchcombe meteorite revealed it contains around 11% water and 2% carbon by weight, making it the first of its kind found in the UK. The team, which measured the rate of hydrogen isotopes in the water, found that it closely resembled the composition of water on Earth.
Recovered within 12 hours of its landing with the aid of the UK Fireball Alliance, an organization which aims to recover freshly-fallen meteorites in the UK, it had very little time to be altered by the Earth's atmosphere. “We know this means everything inside it is 100% outer-space including the 11% water it contains,” Daly said. “Most meteorites have ‘Earth-like’ water but these rocks alter and degrade within days or weeks of being on Earth, and so they could just be Earth-like because they have absorbed rain water or something,” he explained.
Daly called the Winchcombe meteorite a “lucky” find. It was only the size of a basketball, so if it was traveling at a different speed or at a different angle, it would have all burnt up, he said, adding that it was a great cooperation of the UK cosmochemistry network who “came together to throw the kitchen sink at studying this rock.”
32.What did the researchers find about the meteorite
A.It had absorbed some rain water.
B.It landed in a family's front yard.
C.It changed the town of Winchcombe.
D.It might reveal the origin of water on Earth.
33.How did the researchers analyse the meteorite
A.By calculating its weight.
B.By studying its composition.
C.By measuring its chemical stability.
D.By comparing its resemblance with others.
34.Why does Daly mention “Earth-like” water of other meteorites
A.To suggest that there are more similar research findings.
B.To demonstrate the universality of meteorites' being polluted.
C.To show the changeable feature of the Winchcombe meteorite.
D.To prove the water of the Winchcombe meteorite is outer-space.
35.Why is the Winchcombe meteorite regarded as a “lucky” find
A.It narrowly missed being burned.
B.It won many British scientists' heart.
C.It came to the Earth at a perfect time.
D.It landed in a very appropriate place.
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。
Yawning (打哈欠) is an involuntary act of opening the mouth and taking a deep breath of air which is then breathed out. 36 , it is also viewed as a sign of disrespect in social gatherings. However, this simple bodily function may also be a sign of underlying health concerns. Here are five things your consistent yawns might be trying to tell you.
37 . More specifically, your brain needs rest. Yawning moves hot blood from the brain and replaces it with cooler air from the lungs, which is why yawns are sometimes referred to as the body's natural radiator system.
You're tired. Getting only a little sleep causes the brain temperature to increase. 38 . Unfortunately, while yawning may help you focus for some time, it is not a total cure to the tiredness you feel.
It's easily spread. Sometimes, you might be yawning because you saw someone else do so. 39 .
It's a side effect. 40 . A common one is selective serotonin reuptake inhibitors, or SSRIs, a kind of medications usually used to treat anxiety or depression.
There exists an underlying issue. Excessive yawning is also associated with heart disease, disorder of the nervous system, liver failure or hypothyroidism.
A.You need to slow down
B.When you need to go to the doctor
C.Watching anyone yawn causes a yawn in you
D.So it makes you yawn in an attempt to cool it down
E.Yawning can also be a byproduct of taking medications
F.Some medicine is used by doctors to treat sleeplessness
G.While it is considered a sign of tiredness, or in some cases, boredom
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四个选项中选出可以填入空白处的最佳选项。
The social media comedian just turned 23.He's nursing a broken heart, he's searching for a new 41 , and he's just dropped a new single.
“Yeah, I'm going through a lot of 42 right now,” Chavez tells NPR, fanning himself on a recently extremely hot day in Los Angeles.
In the 43 expression of the online platform class that he's part of, Chavez wants to be more famous, which he 44 with a laugh and a shy drop of his sunglasses.
Though influence has 45 remained the field of white content creators, Chavez is part of a developing Latinx community that's diversifying the landscape while 46 millions of followers. Many, like Chavez, are first-generation 47 who grew up with Spanish-speaking parents, and their videos and art touch on their 48 and experiences living in both worlds.
Having more than 2.2 million combined followers may seem 49 to the social media user, but it's far from where the 50 Chavez wants to be. And he wants to reach a different audience.
“When I first started doing the English videos, I 51 followers on the former online platform right away,” he says, adding that it did throw him into something of a 52 . Eventually, though, he began to 53 the losses by gaining exactly the kind of new followers he was going for. And, although he's not 54 ahead of where he was a few months ago, Chavez considers it a victory.
“Because I outgrew it, and I'm also growing as a person. And I find other things more 55 and I like changes,” he explains.
41.A.sponsor B.audience C.companion D.advertisement
42.A.changes B.reviews C.celebrations D.surprises
43.A.worried B.dishonest C.plain D.rude
44.A.admits B.cries C.honors D.insists
45.A.barely B.frequently C.occasionally D.largely
46.A.calling for B.benefiting from C.dealing with D.building up
47.A.neighbors B.graduates C.singers D.kids
48.A.tradition B.anxiety C.education D.treatment
49.A.strange B.impressive C.boring D.meaningless
50.A.stubborn B.creative C.friendly D.ambitious
51.A.inspired B.scared C.lost D.discovered
52.A.panic B.shock C.curiosity D.shame
53.A.hold on to B.make sure of C.take hold of D.make up for
54.A.exactly B.necessarily C.similarly D.fundamentally
55.A.stressful B.annoying C.interesting D.complicated
第二节 (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1个适当的单词或括号内单词的正确形式。
Nature has many lessons to offer, and some of her teachers wear feathers. If that is the case, Southwest China's Sichuan province, 56 has a diverse wild bird population of more than 700 species, has a numerous and diverse faculty.
Shen You, a bird-watcher in Chengdu, says his pastime has turned him into a lifelong 57 (learn). The 47-year-old has many things 58 (share)—his passion of bird-watching, his own life philosophy, useful parenting methods and a vision for the ecotourism industry.
He became 59 (interest) in bird-watching in the early 2000s when he was a student in Chengdu University. In 2003, he found that there was a bird-watching section 60 the Chinese website of the World Wide Fund for Nature, on which he started to bond with other enthusiasts. The next year, he 61 (found) the Chengdu Bird Watching Society, a beginning for his future career as an environmentalist.
Since then, he 62 (work) with other enthusiasts to promote bird-watching in communities, schools and out in the wild. “Nowadays, we can see 63 increasing number of people joining us,” he says. 64 has motivated Shen to attract more members to the society is his vision to develop bird-watching-based ecotourism, 65 (provide) new income while enhancing villagers' awareness of environmental protection and wildlife conservation.
第四部分 写作(共两节,满分40分)
第一节 (满分15分)
近年来,中国航天科技取得了令人瞩目的成就,你校将举办中国航天成就图片展览,请你给校广播站写一则英文口头通知。内容包括:
1.图片展的时间与地点;
2.内容:中国航天发展的成就。
注意:
1.写作词数应为 80 左右;
2.请按如下格式在相应位置作答。
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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。
Two little girls, Addie and Gracie, neatly dressed as they were going for a pleasant walk and pretty lunch-baskets filled with the nicest of things, started out for a walk up the canyon (峡谷). There was a good road for long distance. Then it branched off right and left. The trees grew taller, the bushes thicker and more twisted and they felt as if they were away off in a little world of their own. How nice it was! Birds came close overhead, and they saw several live squirrels. After gathering a great many flowers and eating lunch, and having had enough walking for a while, they began telling certain fairy stories in which the parties all lived out in the woods.
The day wore along until afternoon, when the canyon began to grow dark very fast. “Do you think we'd better start home ”asked Addie.“I guess it's early yet. But if you wish we might walk slowly down a little way,” said Gracie. With a show of some reluctance, Addie gathered her treasures together, and they started at a leisurely pace, which somehow was gradually accelerated without the apparent notice.
These children had gone farther up the canyon than they had realized. The many charms had attracted them along and they didn't feel tired for a long while. Suddenly, a low rumble was heard that increased and seemed to be rapidly coming in their direction.
“It's raining! Are there any caves ” “Only way up on the side.” “Let's take hold of hands and run!” “We'd have to drop our flowers.” “I don't care. Hurry!” Away they went, the wind driving the rain right in their faces. The pretty hats were dripping. The light pink dresses hung straight down, and their shoes were sopping wet. “Do you think our parents will come after us when they know it's storming up here ”
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。
Addie began to cry.
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They were about to leave the cave when a figure came into sight, calling their names.
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答案与解析
题序 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15
答案 B A C A B C B A B A B C C A B
题序 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30
答案 C C A A B D A C D B A C D A B
题序 31 32 33 34 35 36 37 38 39 40 41 42 43 44 45
答案 C D B D A G A D C E B A C A D
题序 46 47 48 49 50 51 52 53 54 55
答案 D D A B D C A D B C
听力部分录音材料
(Text 1)
M:Good afternoon. I would like to send this package to London. It needs to get there by Friday. Is it possible
W:Sure, regular delivery is twelve dollars and special delivery is four dollars more.
M:The regular delivery is just fine.
(Text 2)
M:Mum! I can't find my phone.
W:You were using it in the kitchen, and you had it in the sitting room when you were watching TV. Have you checked there
M:Oh, there it is, by the dishwasher. I left it there when I went up to my bedroom.
(Text 3)
W:Tom, I've decided to move.
M:Why What happened
W:The landlady is going to raise the rent next month. I can no longer afford it. But I don't know how to find an apartment. Could you do me a favor
(Text 4)
W:So, Henry, tell us something about your life. You live in Paris, don't you
M:Yes, I was born in France, but I studied in the USA.After that, I went on to have my advanced study in London.
(Text 5)
M:Ali, let's go to the beach.
W:I think it's a little too cold to spend a day at the beach. I'd rather go on a bike e and ride to the lake with me.
M:Okay, that sounds good.
(Text 6)
M:It's hard to believe we're going to graduate in two months.
W:I know. Time has passed by so fast.
M:Are you still planning to go to a medical school
W:Yeah. I'm ready to go. What about you
M:I'm going to take a year to work in Chicago. Then try to decide.
W:That sounds like a good idea. What kind of job in Chicago are you going to do
M:I'm not sure. I just like Chicago. What kind of doctor do you want to be
W:I was thinking about working with children's problems. I once volunteered in a Children's Center.
(Text 7)
M:Lisa, long time no see. What have you been busy with
W:Well, my publisher wanted me to write a book for teenagers. I must finish it within three months. So I spend most of my time on it now.
M:Well, have you finished it
W:Not yet.There is still one month left. And I've finished about three fourths of it. So I'm sure I can finish it before due time.
M:Great.
W:So are you busy with anything recently
M:Not exactly. Actually I'm planning for a trip to New Zealand. But I can't find anyone to go with me.
W:It's a pity. I can't go with you now.
(Text 8)
M:There you are. I'm getting worried. I tried to call you, but I couldn't get through.
W:Oh, it's powered off. Sorry, Dad. I ran into Mary and I went to her's and talked with her for a while there. She told me a story.
M:What did she tell you
W:Well, she was driving home tonight, and she suddenly saw someone on his hands and knees in the middle of the road. She stopped the car and wanted to ask if there was anything she could do. But do you know what happened
M:What happened
W:The person suddenly jumped away and disappeared.
M:Wow. That person was really awesome. Did he know Chinese kung fu
W:Well, Mary later realized it wasn't a person. It was a deer. She couldn't help laughing after she realized that.
(Text 9)
W:Are you pretty good at keeping in touch with your friends, Jeff, like from middle school and high school
M:I'd say so. I'm still pretty close with a lot of friends from high school and even before that.
W:How do you keep track of them Do you talk to them on WeChat, or on the phone, or in person
M:Um, pretty much all three of those, although the popularity of WeChat has made things easier. It's convenient to communicate with old friends and people are willing to do it. What about you
W:My best friend Emily, we'll have been friends for ten years this summer, and, you know, we still talk on the phone.
M:How did you guys meet
W:We met in high school, first day of high school. We had a lot of the same taste in music but we don't have anything in common anymore and I don't think I'll ever lose touch with her because we just have that past that we shared.
M:Yeah, I think that's pretty natural to still keep in touch with your friends but not share the same interests that you used to.
(Text 10)
W:Today marks the end of an era. I always remember when I first came to this university. My family was poor when I applied, and the only possible way for me to attend university was through a scholarship. Unfortunately, the person who funded my scholarship is not here today to see my graduation. His name is Alvin James, and I only sadly found out that he passed away last year. He had left a letter to be delivered to me when I graduate, and I want to read part of it to all of you. “Education is priceless, and should not depend upon your background, race or nationality.”
I have been inspired by Alvin's words and life. He was a generous man who gave his fortune away to charities and people who he believed could make a difference. So the final year of my studies, I have been working with the university to create a new scholarship in his name. Every year, 10 students from poor backgrounds will now be able to attend university. It will be funded by other former students. I hope that everyone graduating here will sign up to help fund education for the poor. Thank you.
21.D 根据Delphi to Kirra Walk, Central Greece部分的介绍可知,这条路线沿着一条连接古老的地方、有着几个世纪历史的小路进行。
22.A 根据Mt Ohi Summit Hike, Evia部分的介绍可知,徒步旅行者可以在这看到绝美的日出。
23.C 比较四条徒步旅行路线可知,Hike to Samariá Gorge的路程最长。
24.D 根据第2段第1句可知,Dillon对圣诞节和装饰品的兴趣激发了他写这本绘图小说。
25.B 根据第3段第1句可知,这本书是手写版本。
26.A 根据第4段第1句可知,Dillon去图书馆是为了和其他孩子分享他的书。
27.C 通读全文可知,Dillon只有八岁却写出了大家喜欢的书,由此可推知,他很有才华。
28.D 根据第1段最后两句可知,当蜜蜂有机会时,它们也喜欢玩玩具。由此可知蜜蜂可能也喜欢玩耍。
29.A 根据第2段第2句可知,科学家在蜜蜂采蜜的道路上设置一条带有小木球的岔道是为了给蜜蜂提供选择,观察它们是否也会分心,会选择进入岔道玩小木球。
30.B 根据第3段最后一句提及的哺乳动物和鸟类也有类似的玩耍行为和上文提及的蜜蜂的行为相结合可知,设空处所在句想表达昆虫的思维远比我们想象的要复杂得多。
31.C 根据最后两段Samadi Galpayage所说的话可知,昆虫在玩耍时会处于一种积极的情绪状态,可能在体验某种情绪感受。由此可知昆虫可能也如同人类般拥有情绪感受能力。
32.D 根据第1、2段可知,科学家在陨石上发现了与地球相似的水,认为它可能揭示了地球的水从何而来。
33.B 根据第3段可知,科学家们对这块陨石的成分进行了分析。
34.D 根据第4段最后一句可知,作者提及其他陨石中发现的“与地球上相似的水”是为了证明本次发现的陨石所包含的水来自太空。
35.A 根据文章最后一句可知,如果这块陨石的速度或角度稍有偏差就会在空中燃烧成灰烬。由此可知,它历经千辛万苦加上运气极佳才安全到达地球。
【答案】36~40 GADCE
41.B 他在寻找新观众,刚刚发布了一首新单曲。
42.A “是的,我现在正在经历很多变化。”
43.C 用他所在的网络平台上朴实的话说,Chavez想要更出名。
44.A 他笑着承认了这一点,还害羞地摘下了墨镜。
45.D 虽然影响力很大程度上仍然来自白人创作者,Chavez是不断发展的拉丁裔社区的一员。
46.D 他已经积累了数百万的粉丝。
47.D 很多人都像Chavez一样,是在讲西班牙语的父母中长大的第一代孩子。
48.A 他们的视频和艺术触及他们在两个世界生活的传统和经历。
49.B 对于社交媒体用户来说,拥有超过220万的粉丝似乎令人印象深刻。
50.D 但这与雄心勃勃的Chavez想要达到的目标相距甚远。他想要接触到不同的观众。
51.C Chavez说:“当我刚开始做英语视频时,以前平台上的粉丝马上就流失了。”
52.A 他补充说,这确实让他陷入了恐慌。
53.D 最终,他开始通过获得他想要的新粉丝来弥补损失。
54.B 虽然他并不一定比几个月前领先,但Chavez认为这是一场胜利。
55.C “我发现其他事情更有趣,我喜欢改变。” Chavez解释道。
【答案】56.which 57.learner 58.to share 59.interested 60.on 61.founded 62.has been working 63.an 64.What 65.providing
第四部分 写作(共两节,满分40分)
第一节 (满分15分)
【答案】
One possible version:
Dear All,
We are delighted to announce that we will be hosting a Chinese Aerospace Achievements Photo Exhibition in our gallery from March 15th to April 15th, showcasing China's incredible advancements in aerospace technology and achievements over the past few years.
This exhibition will display fantastic photos of Chinese spacecraft, satellites, and rockets, as well as photos about manned space missions and other significant milestones.
We welcome everyone to come and join us in celebrating China's impressive contributions to the world of aerospace. Please mark your calendars and plan to visit our gallery during the exhibition period.
Thank you.
第二节 (满分25分)
【答案】
One possible version:
Addie began to cry. “If it doesn't stop raining, are we just going to have to spend the night here I want to go home. I miss my mom and dad!” Tears like beads from the broken line, kept flowing down Addie's cheeks. “Don't be afraid! Maybe the rain will stop soon.” Gracie gave her a hug to comfort her. After taking off their wet hats and shoes, the two girls sat quietly in the cave side by side, waiting for the rain to stop anxiously. After a while, it cleared up.
They were about to leave the cave when a figure came into sight, calling their names. “Daddy!” Hearing the voice they were familiar with, they got up immediately and rushed to the mouth of the cave, without putting on their shoes. Sure enough, their dad came! The two girls hugged their dad joyfully and said in a frightened voice, “We will never be separated from you again.” “Honey, Dad is here! I am also worried about you! Never can you go so far without parents!” They nodded non-stop and went home happily along with their father.
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第一部分 听力(共两节,满分30分)
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。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.How much should the man pay
A.$4. B.$12. C.$16.
2.Where is the man's phone most probably
A.In the kitchen. B.In the bedroom. C.In the sitting room.
3.Why does the woman talk to Tom
A.To make a complaint. B.To borrow money. C.To seek help from him.
4.Where did the man have his advanced study
A.In Britain. B.In France. C.In the USA.
5.What are the speakers going to do
A.Go to the beach. B.Take a bike ride. C.Boat on a lake.
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.What are the speakers probably
A.Doctors. B.Teachers. C.Students.
7.What does the woman want to do
A.Work as a volunteer. B.Attend a medical school. C.Travel in Chicago.
听第7段材料, 回答第8、9题。
8.Who is the woman's book intended for
A.Adolescents. B.Adults. C.The elderly.
9.What's the man busy doing
A.Preparing for an exam. B.Getting ready for a trip. C.Planning for an exhibition.
听第8段材料,回答第10至12题。
10.Why was the girl late
A.She went to Mary's. B.She had her phone fixed. C.Her car broke down.
11.What did Mary do on the way home
A.She got stuck. B.She tried to help others. C.She made up a story.
12.What did Mary see on the road
A.A person. B.An accident. C.An animal.
听第9段材料, 回答第13至16题。
13.What does the man think of WeChat
A.It might give away information.
B.It decreases people's talking in person.
C.It makes people communicate easier.
14.How does the woman communicate with Emily
A.On the phone. B.On WeChat. C.Face to face.
15.What makes the woman keep in touch with Emily
A.Their same interests.
B.Their common memory.
C.Their similar food taste.
16.What are the speakers mainly talking about
A.Making friends.
B.Developing new interests.
C.Keeping track of old friends.
听第10段材料, 回答第17至20题。
17.Where is the speaker now
A.At a wedding ceremony.
B.At a donation ceremony.
C.At a graduation ceremony.
18.What happened to Alvin James
A.He died last year.
B.He created a new scholarship.
C.He delivered a letter to the university.
19.What does the speaker share with the audience in Alvin's letter
A.Alvin's opinion on education.
B.Alvin's donation to charities.
C.Alvin's successful life story.
20.Who will fund the new scholarship
A.Alvin James.
B.Some former students.
C.The university.
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
When it comes to hiking, Greece has something for every kind of walker. Here's our pick of Greece's best hikes for you.
Delphi to Kirra Walk, Central Greece
14 kilometers, 5-6 hours.
This 14-kilometer downhill hike follows a centuries-old pathway from historic Delphi to the ancient port of Kirra, just east of modern Itea on the southern coast of mainland Greece. Going along the edge of the village of Crissa, it goes to the gulf through Greece's largest olive garden. After your hike, lunch or a swim, you can return to Delphi by bus.
Hike to the Tomb of Kleobolus, Rhodes
5 kilometers, 2 hours.
An easy and enjoyable 5-kilometer round-trip hike escapes Lindos to reach the so-called Tomb of Kleobolus. Starting alongside Car Park 1 above the main beach, the route ends at a rocky hill topped by a circular tomb actually built during the 2nd century BC.
Hike to Samariá Gorge, Crete
16 kilometers, 6-7 hours.
Hiking the 16-kilometer Samariá Gorge is considered one of Crete's must-do experiences. There is the undeniable raw beauty of Samariá Gorge, where vertical walls rise up to 500 meters and are just 3.5 meters apart at the narrowest point.
Mt Ohi Summit Hike, Evia
8 kilometers, 3-4 hours.
The summit of Mt Ohi, lesser-visited Evia's third-highest peak, is capped with mysterious ancient dragon houses—7th-century BC architecture, made from rocks weighing several tons. It's possible to stay overnight at the 1,000-meter-high shelter and then hike up Mt Ohi to catch the wonderful sunrise, which makes for a magical experience.
21.What can we know about the Delphi to Kirra Walk
A.It's an easy and pleasant trip to a garden.
B.It follows a route full of beautiful beaches.
C.It's a challenging route through a rocky hill.
D.It follows an ancient path connecting old places.
22.What can walkers do during the Mt Ohi Summit Hike
A.Watch the splendid sunrise. B.Visit a circular tomb.
C.Explore an adventurous path. D.Stay in ancient houses.
23.Which of the following is the longest
A.Delphi to Kirra Walk. B.Mt Ohi Summit Hike.
C.Hike to Samariá Gorge. D.Hike to the Tomb of Kleobolus.
B
An eight-year-old boy self-published a graphic novel about Christmas but never expected the book to attract a large fan base in the US and overseas.
Dillon Helbig wrote the book, titled The Adventures of Dillon Helbig's Christmas, because he “likes Christmas and decorations”. Dillon's journey to getting it published is a pretty interesting story.
During Christmas break, the second-grader penned the book and then added pictures. The book begins with Dillion himself decorating a Christmas tree. The star on top of the tree explodes, and then he is sucked into an entrance. Over just four days, the boy filled in 81 pages of a journal. Then he went to the local Ada Community Library with his mother.
“He wanted to get his story out there so all the kids can read his adventures,” his mother said. He was unsure how to get his book on the library shelf, so he planned to follow the librarians. “There were a lot of librarians,” Dillon said, but he successfully slid his book onto a children's picture-book shelf.
One of the librarians found it. And he said, “Oh, this is kind of interesting.” And he added it to the catalog. After secretly posting his book, Dillon's graphic novel attracted fans. 56 people were on the waiting list to check it out by the end of January. The number has grown to 88 this week. Demand for Dillon's graphic novel extends beyond the United States. One of the librarians received inquiries for the book from the Netherlands and Bangladesh.
Dillon has wanted to publish a book since he was five. The library gave Dillon an award for “best young novelist”, which he does have a lot to be proud of.
24.What inspired Dillon to write the book
A.His desire to attract fans worldwide.
B.His dream to win a literature award.
C.His plan to add it to the library catalog.
D.His interest in Christmas and decorations.
25.What can be learned about the book from the text
A.It is a very thick book.
B.It was written by hand.
C.It contains only pictures.
D.It took three years to finish.
26.Why did Dillon go to the library with his mum
A.To share his book with other kids.
B.To present his book to a librarian.
C.To borrow a children's picture book.
D.To communicate with overseas readers.
27.Which word best describes Dillon
A.Cute. B.Brave. C.Talented. D.Humorous.
C
When put to the test, bees have proved over and over again that they've got a lot more to offer than pollinating (授粉), making honey and being loyal to a queen. The industrious insects can count and alter their behavior when things seem difficult, and now some scientists say there's proof that they also like to play. A study recently published in Animal Behavior suggests that bumblebees, when given the chance, like to fool around with toys.
Researchers from Queen Mary University of London conducted an experiment in which they set up a container that allowed bees to travel from their nest to a feeding area. But along the way, the bees could opt to pass through a separate section with a few of small wooden balls. Over 18 days, the scientists watched as the bees went out of their way to roll wooden balls repeatedly, despite no apparent motivation to do so. The finding suggests that like humans, insects also interact with lifeless objects as a form of play. Also similar to people, younger bees seemed to be more playful than adult bees.
“This research provides a strong indication that insect minds are far more sophisticated than we might imagine,” Lars Chittka, a professor of sensory and behavioral ecology at Queen Mary University of London, who led the study, said in a statement. “There are lots of animals who play just for the purposes of enjoyment, but most examples come from young mammals and birds,” said Chittka.
The study's first author, Samadi Galpayage, who is a PhD student at Queen Mary University of London, added that there is yet more evidence that insects may be capable of experiencing feelings.
“They may actually experience some kind of positive emotional states. This sort of finding has implications to our understanding of feelings and welfare of insects and will, hopefully, encourage us to respect and protect life on Earth ever more,” she said in the statement.
28.What can we know about bees from a recent study
A.They can adapt to new situations.
B.They are quite faithful to the queen.
C.They are more intelligent than expected.
D.They are probably fond of having fun.
29.Why do the scientists design a separate section with small wooden balls
A.To find out whether bees will be distracted.
B.To prohibit bees from going through the pass.
C.To better watch bees play with lifeless objects.
D.To figure out how bees interact with each other.
30.What does the underlined word “sophisticated” in paragraph 3 probably mean
A.Energetic. B.Complicated. C.Social. D.Outgoing.
31.What can be inferred from the last two paragraphs
A.Insects are badly treated nowadays.
B.Bees are one of the smartest insects.
C.Insects may have feelings as humans.
D.Insects are a reminder of nature protection.
D
If you've ever wondered where water on Earth comes from, new research on a meteorite (陨石) which landed in a family's front yard in England last year may have just the answer. Researchers from London's Natural History Museum and the University of Glasgow, in Scotland, studied the meteorite found in the town of Winchcombe, Gloucestershire, discovering it contained water similar to that found on Earth.
Published in the journal Science Advances, the study reveals that outer-space rocks may have brought vital chemical components such as water to our planet billions of years ago, establishing the oceans and all life on Earth.
Imaging and chemical analysis of the Winchcombe meteorite revealed it contains around 11% water and 2% carbon by weight, making it the first of its kind found in the UK. The team, which measured the rate of hydrogen isotopes in the water, found that it closely resembled the composition of water on Earth.
Recovered within 12 hours of its landing with the aid of the UK Fireball Alliance, an organization which aims to recover freshly-fallen meteorites in the UK, it had very little time to be altered by the Earth's atmosphere. “We know this means everything inside it is 100% outer-space including the 11% water it contains,” Daly said. “Most meteorites have ‘Earth-like’ water but these rocks alter and degrade within days or weeks of being on Earth, and so they could just be Earth-like because they have absorbed rain water or something,” he explained.
Daly called the Winchcombe meteorite a “lucky” find. It was only the size of a basketball, so if it was traveling at a different speed or at a different angle, it would have all burnt up, he said, adding that it was a great cooperation of the UK cosmochemistry network who “came together to throw the kitchen sink at studying this rock.”
32.What did the researchers find about the meteorite
A.It had absorbed some rain water.
B.It landed in a family's front yard.
C.It changed the town of Winchcombe.
D.It might reveal the origin of water on Earth.
33.How did the researchers analyse the meteorite
A.By calculating its weight.
B.By studying its composition.
C.By measuring its chemical stability.
D.By comparing its resemblance with others.
34.Why does Daly mention “Earth-like” water of other meteorites
A.To suggest that there are more similar research findings.
B.To demonstrate the universality of meteorites' being polluted.
C.To show the changeable feature of the Winchcombe meteorite.
D.To prove the water of the Winchcombe meteorite is outer-space.
35.Why is the Winchcombe meteorite regarded as a “lucky” find
A.It narrowly missed being burned.
B.It won many British scientists' heart.
C.It came to the Earth at a perfect time.
D.It landed in a very appropriate place.
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。
Yawning (打哈欠) is an involuntary act of opening the mouth and taking a deep breath of air which is then breathed out. 36 , it is also viewed as a sign of disrespect in social gatherings. However, this simple bodily function may also be a sign of underlying health concerns. Here are five things your consistent yawns might be trying to tell you.
37 . More specifically, your brain needs rest. Yawning moves hot blood from the brain and replaces it with cooler air from the lungs, which is why yawns are sometimes referred to as the body's natural radiator system.
You're tired. Getting only a little sleep causes the brain temperature to increase. 38 . Unfortunately, while yawning may help you focus for some time, it is not a total cure to the tiredness you feel.
It's easily spread. Sometimes, you might be yawning because you saw someone else do so. 39 .
It's a side effect. 40 . A common one is selective serotonin reuptake inhibitors, or SSRIs, a kind of medications usually used to treat anxiety or depression.
There exists an underlying issue. Excessive yawning is also associated with heart disease, disorder of the nervous system, liver failure or hypothyroidism.
A.You need to slow down
B.When you need to go to the doctor
C.Watching anyone yawn causes a yawn in you
D.So it makes you yawn in an attempt to cool it down
E.Yawning can also be a byproduct of taking medications
F.Some medicine is used by doctors to treat sleeplessness
G.While it is considered a sign of tiredness, or in some cases, boredom
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四个选项中选出可以填入空白处的最佳选项。
The social media comedian just turned 23.He's nursing a broken heart, he's searching for a new 41 , and he's just dropped a new single.
“Yeah, I'm going through a lot of 42 right now,” Chavez tells NPR, fanning himself on a recently extremely hot day in Los Angeles.
In the 43 expression of the online platform class that he's part of, Chavez wants to be more famous, which he 44 with a laugh and a shy drop of his sunglasses.
Though influence has 45 remained the field of white content creators, Chavez is part of a developing Latinx community that's diversifying the landscape while 46 millions of followers. Many, like Chavez, are first-generation 47 who grew up with Spanish-speaking parents, and their videos and art touch on their 48 and experiences living in both worlds.
Having more than 2.2 million combined followers may seem 49 to the social media user, but it's far from where the 50 Chavez wants to be. And he wants to reach a different audience.
“When I first started doing the English videos, I 51 followers on the former online platform right away,” he says, adding that it did throw him into something of a 52 . Eventually, though, he began to 53 the losses by gaining exactly the kind of new followers he was going for. And, although he's not 54 ahead of where he was a few months ago, Chavez considers it a victory.
“Because I outgrew it, and I'm also growing as a person. And I find other things more 55 and I like changes,” he explains.
41.A.sponsor B.audience C.companion D.advertisement
42.A.changes B.reviews C.celebrations D.surprises
43.A.worried B.dishonest C.plain D.rude
44.A.admits B.cries C.honors D.insists
45.A.barely B.frequently C.occasionally D.largely
46.A.calling for B.benefiting from C.dealing with D.building up
47.A.neighbors B.graduates C.singers D.kids
48.A.tradition B.anxiety C.education D.treatment
49.A.strange B.impressive C.boring D.meaningless
50.A.stubborn B.creative C.friendly D.ambitious
51.A.inspired B.scared C.lost D.discovered
52.A.panic B.shock C.curiosity D.shame
53.A.hold on to B.make sure of C.take hold of D.make up for
54.A.exactly B.necessarily C.similarly D.fundamentally
55.A.stressful B.annoying C.interesting D.complicated
第二节 (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1个适当的单词或括号内单词的正确形式。
Nature has many lessons to offer, and some of her teachers wear feathers. If that is the case, Southwest China's Sichuan province, 56 has a diverse wild bird population of more than 700 species, has a numerous and diverse faculty.
Shen You, a bird-watcher in Chengdu, says his pastime has turned him into a lifelong 57 (learn). The 47-year-old has many things 58 (share)—his passion of bird-watching, his own life philosophy, useful parenting methods and a vision for the ecotourism industry.
He became 59 (interest) in bird-watching in the early 2000s when he was a student in Chengdu University. In 2003, he found that there was a bird-watching section 60 the Chinese website of the World Wide Fund for Nature, on which he started to bond with other enthusiasts. The next year, he 61 (found) the Chengdu Bird Watching Society, a beginning for his future career as an environmentalist.
Since then, he 62 (work) with other enthusiasts to promote bird-watching in communities, schools and out in the wild. “Nowadays, we can see 63 increasing number of people joining us,” he says. 64 has motivated Shen to attract more members to the society is his vision to develop bird-watching-based ecotourism, 65 (provide) new income while enhancing villagers' awareness of environmental protection and wildlife conservation.
第四部分 写作(共两节,满分40分)
第一节 (满分15分)
近年来,中国航天科技取得了令人瞩目的成就,你校将举办中国航天成就图片展览,请你给校广播站写一则英文口头通知。内容包括:
1.图片展的时间与地点;
2.内容:中国航天发展的成就。
注意:
1.写作词数应为 80 左右;
2.请按如下格式在相应位置作答。
Dear All,
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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。
Two little girls, Addie and Gracie, neatly dressed as they were going for a pleasant walk and pretty lunch-baskets filled with the nicest of things, started out for a walk up the canyon (峡谷). There was a good road for long distance. Then it branched off right and left. The trees grew taller, the bushes thicker and more twisted and they felt as if they were away off in a little world of their own. How nice it was! Birds came close overhead, and they saw several live squirrels. After gathering a great many flowers and eating lunch, and having had enough walking for a while, they began telling certain fairy stories in which the parties all lived out in the woods.
The day wore along until afternoon, when the canyon began to grow dark very fast. “Do you think we'd better start home ”asked Addie.“I guess it's early yet. But if you wish we might walk slowly down a little way,” said Gracie. With a show of some reluctance, Addie gathered her treasures together, and they started at a leisurely pace, which somehow was gradually accelerated without the apparent notice.
These children had gone farther up the canyon than they had realized. The many charms had attracted them along and they didn't feel tired for a long while. Suddenly, a low rumble was heard that increased and seemed to be rapidly coming in their direction.
“It's raining! Are there any caves ” “Only way up on the side.” “Let's take hold of hands and run!” “We'd have to drop our flowers.” “I don't care. Hurry!” Away they went, the wind driving the rain right in their faces. The pretty hats were dripping. The light pink dresses hung straight down, and their shoes were sopping wet. “Do you think our parents will come after us when they know it's storming up here ”
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Addie began to cry.
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They were about to leave the cave when a figure came into sight, calling their names.
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答案与解析
题序 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15
答案 B A C A B C B A B A B C C A B
题序 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30
答案 C C A A B D A C D B A C D A B
题序 31 32 33 34 35 36 37 38 39 40 41 42 43 44 45
答案 C D B D A G A D C E B A C A D
题序 46 47 48 49 50 51 52 53 54 55
答案 D D A B D C A D B C
听力部分录音材料
(Text 1)
M:Good afternoon. I would like to send this package to London. It needs to get there by Friday. Is it possible
W:Sure, regular delivery is twelve dollars and special delivery is four dollars more.
M:The regular delivery is just fine.
(Text 2)
M:Mum! I can't find my phone.
W:You were using it in the kitchen, and you had it in the sitting room when you were watching TV. Have you checked there
M:Oh, there it is, by the dishwasher. I left it there when I went up to my bedroom.
(Text 3)
W:Tom, I've decided to move.
M:Why What happened
W:The landlady is going to raise the rent next month. I can no longer afford it. But I don't know how to find an apartment. Could you do me a favor
(Text 4)
W:So, Henry, tell us something about your life. You live in Paris, don't you
M:Yes, I was born in France, but I studied in the USA.After that, I went on to have my advanced study in London.
(Text 5)
M:Ali, let's go to the beach.
W:I think it's a little too cold to spend a day at the beach. I'd rather go on a bike e and ride to the lake with me.
M:Okay, that sounds good.
(Text 6)
M:It's hard to believe we're going to graduate in two months.
W:I know. Time has passed by so fast.
M:Are you still planning to go to a medical school
W:Yeah. I'm ready to go. What about you
M:I'm going to take a year to work in Chicago. Then try to decide.
W:That sounds like a good idea. What kind of job in Chicago are you going to do
M:I'm not sure. I just like Chicago. What kind of doctor do you want to be
W:I was thinking about working with children's problems. I once volunteered in a Children's Center.
(Text 7)
M:Lisa, long time no see. What have you been busy with
W:Well, my publisher wanted me to write a book for teenagers. I must finish it within three months. So I spend most of my time on it now.
M:Well, have you finished it
W:Not yet.There is still one month left. And I've finished about three fourths of it. So I'm sure I can finish it before due time.
M:Great.
W:So are you busy with anything recently
M:Not exactly. Actually I'm planning for a trip to New Zealand. But I can't find anyone to go with me.
W:It's a pity. I can't go with you now.
(Text 8)
M:There you are. I'm getting worried. I tried to call you, but I couldn't get through.
W:Oh, it's powered off. Sorry, Dad. I ran into Mary and I went to her's and talked with her for a while there. She told me a story.
M:What did she tell you
W:Well, she was driving home tonight, and she suddenly saw someone on his hands and knees in the middle of the road. She stopped the car and wanted to ask if there was anything she could do. But do you know what happened
M:What happened
W:The person suddenly jumped away and disappeared.
M:Wow. That person was really awesome. Did he know Chinese kung fu
W:Well, Mary later realized it wasn't a person. It was a deer. She couldn't help laughing after she realized that.
(Text 9)
W:Are you pretty good at keeping in touch with your friends, Jeff, like from middle school and high school
M:I'd say so. I'm still pretty close with a lot of friends from high school and even before that.
W:How do you keep track of them Do you talk to them on WeChat, or on the phone, or in person
M:Um, pretty much all three of those, although the popularity of WeChat has made things easier. It's convenient to communicate with old friends and people are willing to do it. What about you
W:My best friend Emily, we'll have been friends for ten years this summer, and, you know, we still talk on the phone.
M:How did you guys meet
W:We met in high school, first day of high school. We had a lot of the same taste in music but we don't have anything in common anymore and I don't think I'll ever lose touch with her because we just have that past that we shared.
M:Yeah, I think that's pretty natural to still keep in touch with your friends but not share the same interests that you used to.
(Text 10)
W:Today marks the end of an era. I always remember when I first came to this university. My family was poor when I applied, and the only possible way for me to attend university was through a scholarship. Unfortunately, the person who funded my scholarship is not here today to see my graduation. His name is Alvin James, and I only sadly found out that he passed away last year. He had left a letter to be delivered to me when I graduate, and I want to read part of it to all of you. “Education is priceless, and should not depend upon your background, race or nationality.”
I have been inspired by Alvin's words and life. He was a generous man who gave his fortune away to charities and people who he believed could make a difference. So the final year of my studies, I have been working with the university to create a new scholarship in his name. Every year, 10 students from poor backgrounds will now be able to attend university. It will be funded by other former students. I hope that everyone graduating here will sign up to help fund education for the poor. Thank you.
21.D 根据Delphi to Kirra Walk, Central Greece部分的介绍可知,这条路线沿着一条连接古老的地方、有着几个世纪历史的小路进行。
22.A 根据Mt Ohi Summit Hike, Evia部分的介绍可知,徒步旅行者可以在这看到绝美的日出。
23.C 比较四条徒步旅行路线可知,Hike to Samariá Gorge的路程最长。
24.D 根据第2段第1句可知,Dillon对圣诞节和装饰品的兴趣激发了他写这本绘图小说。
25.B 根据第3段第1句可知,这本书是手写版本。
26.A 根据第4段第1句可知,Dillon去图书馆是为了和其他孩子分享他的书。
27.C 通读全文可知,Dillon只有八岁却写出了大家喜欢的书,由此可推知,他很有才华。
28.D 根据第1段最后两句可知,当蜜蜂有机会时,它们也喜欢玩玩具。由此可知蜜蜂可能也喜欢玩耍。
29.A 根据第2段第2句可知,科学家在蜜蜂采蜜的道路上设置一条带有小木球的岔道是为了给蜜蜂提供选择,观察它们是否也会分心,会选择进入岔道玩小木球。
30.B 根据第3段最后一句提及的哺乳动物和鸟类也有类似的玩耍行为和上文提及的蜜蜂的行为相结合可知,设空处所在句想表达昆虫的思维远比我们想象的要复杂得多。
31.C 根据最后两段Samadi Galpayage所说的话可知,昆虫在玩耍时会处于一种积极的情绪状态,可能在体验某种情绪感受。由此可知昆虫可能也如同人类般拥有情绪感受能力。
32.D 根据第1、2段可知,科学家在陨石上发现了与地球相似的水,认为它可能揭示了地球的水从何而来。
33.B 根据第3段可知,科学家们对这块陨石的成分进行了分析。
34.D 根据第4段最后一句可知,作者提及其他陨石中发现的“与地球上相似的水”是为了证明本次发现的陨石所包含的水来自太空。
35.A 根据文章最后一句可知,如果这块陨石的速度或角度稍有偏差就会在空中燃烧成灰烬。由此可知,它历经千辛万苦加上运气极佳才安全到达地球。
【答案】36~40 GADCE
41.B 他在寻找新观众,刚刚发布了一首新单曲。
42.A “是的,我现在正在经历很多变化。”
43.C 用他所在的网络平台上朴实的话说,Chavez想要更出名。
44.A 他笑着承认了这一点,还害羞地摘下了墨镜。
45.D 虽然影响力很大程度上仍然来自白人创作者,Chavez是不断发展的拉丁裔社区的一员。
46.D 他已经积累了数百万的粉丝。
47.D 很多人都像Chavez一样,是在讲西班牙语的父母中长大的第一代孩子。
48.A 他们的视频和艺术触及他们在两个世界生活的传统和经历。
49.B 对于社交媒体用户来说,拥有超过220万的粉丝似乎令人印象深刻。
50.D 但这与雄心勃勃的Chavez想要达到的目标相距甚远。他想要接触到不同的观众。
51.C Chavez说:“当我刚开始做英语视频时,以前平台上的粉丝马上就流失了。”
52.A 他补充说,这确实让他陷入了恐慌。
53.D 最终,他开始通过获得他想要的新粉丝来弥补损失。
54.B 虽然他并不一定比几个月前领先,但Chavez认为这是一场胜利。
55.C “我发现其他事情更有趣,我喜欢改变。” Chavez解释道。
【答案】56.which 57.learner 58.to share 59.interested 60.on 61.founded 62.has been working 63.an 64.What 65.providing
第四部分 写作(共两节,满分40分)
第一节 (满分15分)
【答案】
One possible version:
Dear All,
We are delighted to announce that we will be hosting a Chinese Aerospace Achievements Photo Exhibition in our gallery from March 15th to April 15th, showcasing China's incredible advancements in aerospace technology and achievements over the past few years.
This exhibition will display fantastic photos of Chinese spacecraft, satellites, and rockets, as well as photos about manned space missions and other significant milestones.
We welcome everyone to come and join us in celebrating China's impressive contributions to the world of aerospace. Please mark your calendars and plan to visit our gallery during the exhibition period.
Thank you.
第二节 (满分25分)
【答案】
One possible version:
Addie began to cry. “If it doesn't stop raining, are we just going to have to spend the night here I want to go home. I miss my mom and dad!” Tears like beads from the broken line, kept flowing down Addie's cheeks. “Don't be afraid! Maybe the rain will stop soon.” Gracie gave her a hug to comfort her. After taking off their wet hats and shoes, the two girls sat quietly in the cave side by side, waiting for the rain to stop anxiously. After a while, it cleared up.
They were about to leave the cave when a figure came into sight, calling their names. “Daddy!” Hearing the voice they were familiar with, they got up immediately and rushed to the mouth of the cave, without putting on their shoes. Sure enough, their dad came! The two girls hugged their dad joyfully and said in a frightened voice, “We will never be separated from you again.” “Honey, Dad is here! I am also worried about you! Never can you go so far without parents!” They nodded non-stop and went home happily along with their father.
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