2020-2021学年江苏省姜堰高二下学期6月阶段检测英语试题六 Word版含答案（无听力试题）

2020-2021学年度第二学期学情质量检测（六）
高二英语
注意事项：
1.考试时间为120分钟，满分150分。
2.全部答案在答题卡上完成，答在本试卷上无效。
第一部分
听力(共两节，满分30分)
做题时，先将答案标在试卷上，录音内容结束后，你将有两分钟的时间将试卷上的答案转涂到答题卡上。
第一节(共5小题；每小题1.5分，满分7.5分)
听下面5段对话，每段对话后有一个小题。从题中所给的A、B、C三个选项中选出最佳选项，并标在试卷的相应位置。听完每段对话后，你都有10秒钟的时间来回答有关小题和阅读下一小题。每段对话仅读一遍。
1.
What
is
the
woman
doing?
A.
Selling
coffee.
B.
Visiting
a
museum.
C.
Asking
for
directions.
2.
What
affects
the
man's
phone
bill?
A.
His
family's
Internet
use.
B.
The
taxes
and
extra
fees.
C.
His
calls
and
texts.
3.
Why
did
the
woman
buy
the
hat?
A.
It
offers
complete
sun
protection.
B.
It's
cheaper
than
baseball
hats.
C.
It
was
easy
to
purchase
on
the
Internet.
4.
What
does
the
woman
mean?
A.
She's
been
extremely
busy.
B.
She
dreams
of
becoming
a
millionaire.
C.
She's
proud
of
being
able
to
do
many
things.
5.
What
does
the
man
think
of
the
soup?
A.
It's
too
thick.
B.
It's
not
very
good.
C.
It
needs
a
bit
more
flavor.
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
does
the
girl
suggest
about
the
first
pair
of
shoes?
A.
They're
a
good
value.
B.
They're
easy
to
walk
in.
C.
She'll
be
popular
if
she
wears
them.
7.
What
is
the
relationship
between
the
speakers?
A.
Father
and
daughter.
B.
Salesman
and
customer.
C.
Uncle
and
niece.
听第7段材料，回答第8、9题。
8.
Who
is
Ashley
Bryan?
A.
A
poet.
B.
An
artist.
C.
A
famous
sailor.
9.
How
old
was
Langston
Hughes
when
he
died?
A.
Forty
years
old.
B.
Sixty-five
years
old.
C.
Ninety-two
years
old
听第8段材料，回答第10至12题。
10.
Where
does
the
conversation
take
place?
A.
At
an
airport.
B.
At
the
man's
house.
C.
At
the
woman's
house.
11.
What
do
we
know
about
the
woman?
A.
Her
suitcase
is
more
than
40kg.
B.
She
will
take
a
flight
to
America.
C.
She
has
a
handbag
and
a
large
backpack.
12.
What
time
does
the
flight
leave?
A.
At
8:30
a.
m.
B.
A
t
9:30
a.
m.
C.
At
10:30
a.
m.
听第9段材料，回答第13至16题。
13.
What
does
the
man
probably
do
for
a
living?
A.
He
is
a
journalist.
B.
He
is
a
film
reviewer.
C.
He
is
a
magazine
editor.
14.
What
is
the
woman's
favorite
film
ever?
A.
Pulp
Fiction.
B.
Jackie
Brown.
C.
Kill
Bill.
15.
What
day
is
it
today?
A.
Thursday.
B.
Friday.
C.
Saturday.
16.
How
does
the
man
feel
at
the
end
of
the
conversation?
A.
Very
grateful.
B.
A
little
annoyed.
C.
Much
more
calm.
听第10段材料，回答第17至20题。
17.
Where
can
copies
be
trade?
A.
On
Level
1.
B.
On
Level
2.
C.
On
Level
3.
18.
How
many
books
can
a
graduate
student
check
out?
A.
Up
to
two.
B.
Up
to
five.
C.
Up
to
fifteen.
19.
What
is
the
late
fee
for
a
book
that
is
10
days
overdue?
A.
$
5.
B.
$
15.
C.
$
20.
20.
When
does
the
library
close
on
Friday
nights?
A.
At
8:30
p.
m.
B.
At
9:00
p.
m.
C.
At
10:00
p.
m.
第二部分
阅读理解(共两节，满分50分)
第一节(共15小题；每小题2.5分，满分37.5分)
阅读下列短文，从每题所给的四个选项(A、B、C、和D)中，选出最佳选项，并在答题卡上将该项涂黑。
A
Immersive
Van
Gogh
From
the
creators
of
the
blockbuster
show
in
Paris
seen
by
over
two
million
visitors
and
still
wowing
crowds
in
Toronto,
the
west
coast
premiere
(首场)
of
the
Immersive
Van
Gogh
Exhibit
will
bring
the
art
of
Vincent
to
life
in
Los
Angeles.
Immersive
art
is
not
just
a
technical
way
to
represent
video
and
audio
in
huge
spaces.
The
word
immersive
indicates
a
deep
commitment
of
intentions
which
connect
images
and
sounds
in
a
way
that
the
audience
is
able
to
experience
a
different
way
of
the
art.
True
to
its
name,
this
exhibition
transforms
the
iconic
(偶像的)
paintings
of
Vincent
van
Gogh
into
moving,
wall-
fling
projections.
"Immersive
Van
Gogh"
promises
half-
a-million
cubic
feet
of
projections
that
pull
from
some
of
the
post-impressionist's
most
recognizable
pieces,
includingThe
Bedroom,
Sunflowersand,
yes,
The
Starry
Night.
You
will
experience
art
like
never
before-
-lose
yourself
in
entrancing,
moving
images
that
highlight
brushstrokes,
detail,
and
color-truly
iluminating
(照亮)
the
mind
of
the
genius.
LOCATION
The
Immersive
Van
Gogh
Exhibit
is
located
at
a
secret
place
situated
in
the
heart
of
Los
Angeles.
To
be
announced
before
the
exhibit
opens,
existing
ticket
holders
will
receive
an
email
with
the
place
name
and
location
once
it
is
made
public.
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TICKETS-
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Gogh
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gift
for
you)
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edition
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Gogh
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poster
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●Ages
6-
-16
(children
5
and
under
do
not
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aticket)
●Admission
only
●Child
tickets
are
not
subject
to
change
of
date
fees
Tickets
are
available
online
at
www..
GIFT
SHOP
Stop
by
our
Exhibit
Gift
Shop
to
take
the
magic
of
Van
Gogh
home
with
you!
From
clothing
and
jewelry
to
home
decor,
children's
books,
and
so
much
more,
you
will
find
unique
and
thoughtful
souvenirs
at
the
Immersive
Van
Gogh
Exhibit.
Also
be
sure
to
check
out
at
our
online
store!
Experience
the
organic
landscapes
of
Van
Gogh's
imagination,
and
journey
through
his
billiance
and
madness
in
a
completely
new
and
unforgettable
way.
21According
to
the
passage,
the
Immersive
Van
Gogh
Exhibit__________.
A、presents
Van
Gogh's
art
in
a
modem
way
B、begins
a
journey
to
Van
Gogh's
hometown
C、displays
Van
Gogh's
paintings
on
moving
walls
D、designs
projects
on
Van
Gogh's
learming
experience
22From
where
can
people
find
information
about
the
exact
location
of
the
exhibit?
A、Anemail.
B、A
website.
C、The
ticket
ffice.
D、The
gift
shop.
23
How
much
should
a
couple
with
a
5-year-old
child
who
would
like
to
own
a
Van
Gogh
cushion
at
least
pay
for
the
visit?
A、$109.98.
B、$154.98.
C、$159.98.
D、$199.98.
B
Green
skin
is
common
in
science
fiction,
but
what
if
green
skin
were
not
just
for
aliens?
It
humans
had
green
skin,
what
if
it
granted
us
the
ability
to
perform
photosynthesis(光合作用)，which
plants
use
to
live
off
of
sunlight?
Let's
analyze
what
science
says
about
it
and
ask
award-winning
science-
fiction
author
John
Scalzi
what
he
thinks.
Plants
can
live
off
of
photosynthesis
because
they
grow
broad,
flat
leaves
to
harvest
as
much
light
as
possible.
T
hey
also
need
less
energy
because
they
are
far
less
active?
than
animals.
According
to
Lindsay
T
urnbull,
a
plant
ecologist
at
the
University
of
Oxford,
if
the
skin
of
a
woman
were
photosynthetic
like
a
leaf,
the
amount
of
surface
area
she
had
would
satisfy
only
1%
of
her
daily
energy
requirements
to
8
urvive.
For
a
photosynthesizing
woman
to
meet
her
energy
demands,
she
would
need
a
lot
more
skin
-
about
a
tennis
courts
worth,
Turnbull
estimated.
In
addition,
photosynthesis
requires
carbon
dioxide.
Plants
have
pores(毛孔)
that
they
use
to
supply
the
gas
to
their
cells.
If
photosynthetichumans
had
chloroplasts(叶绿体),
they
might
need
porous
skin
to
let
in
carbon
dioxide,
but
such
pores
might
let
other
things
leak:
in
or
out一for
instance,
moisture(水分)
-
in
ways
that
might
prove
harmful
to
the
human
body.
One
might
wonder
if
photosynthetic
people
might
prefer
moving
to
sunny
climates.
Although
such
people
might
receive
a
small
increase
from
photosynthesis
if
they
moved
to
a
desert
area,
they
would
likely
base
other
resource
issues
to
deal
with,
such
as
a
lack
of
water.
Scalzi
said.
"T
here's
always
going
to
be
trade-offs(平衡)."
he
noted.
And
would
photosymthetic
humans
prefer
hole
or
no
clothing
to
absorb
all
those
rays?
In
some
photosynthetic
societies,
clothing
might
become
a
symbol
of
the
elite
一a
sign
they
get
enough
energy
from
food
and
do
not
need
photosynthesis.
You
can
imagine
them
saying.
"I'm
rich,
so
I
can
cover
up."
Scalzi
said.
So
would
Scalzi
want
photosynthetic
skin
for
himself?
"Probably
not."
he
said.
"I
don't
see
the
benefit
from
it
being
so
great
that
I
would
completely
change
the
way
I'd
look:
to
benefit
from
it.'
24Why
can't
humans
live
off
of
photosynthesis
according
to
Lindsay
T
urnbull?
A.
Because
we
are
less
active.
B.
Because
we
wear
clothes.
C.
Because
we
don't
have
green
skin.
D.
Because
our
skin
area
is
not
large
enough.
25.
If
photosynthetic
humans
had
pores,
what
would
be
the
disadvantage?
A.
T
hey
would
absorb
too
much
CO2.
B.
T
hey
would
release
some
useful
substances.
C.
T
hey
would
be
too
small
for
human
beings.
D.
T
hey
would
keep
gases
from
entering
the
human
body.
26What
might
be
the
reason
why
Scalzi
says
no
to
photosynthetic
skin
for
himself?
A.
He
was
too
conservative
to
accept
that.
B.
He
wouldn't
like
to
move
to
sunny
climates.
C.
He
believed
there
were
more
risks
than
benefits.
D.
He
thought
clothing
was
simply
a
symbol
of
upper
class.
27How
does
the
author
support
the
theme
of
the
text?
A.
By
describing
a
process.
B.
By
prov
iding
research
results.
C.
By
making
classifications.
D.
By
following
the
time
order.
C
Humans'
overconsumption
of
resources
is
a
leading
contributor
to
global
climate
change，says
University
of
Arizona
researcher
Sabrina
Helm.
T
herefore，it's
increasingly
important
to
understand
the
choices
consumers
make
and
how
those
decisions
affect
the
health
of
a
planet
with
limited
resources.
In
a
new
study
,
published
in
the
journal
Young
Consumers
,
Helm
and
her
colleagues
explore
how
materialistic
values
in
fluence
pro-environmental
behaviors
in
millennials，
who
are
now
t
he
nation's
most
influential
group
of
consumers.
The
researchers
focused
on
two
main
categories
of
pro-environmental
behaviors
:
reduced
consumption
,
which
includes
actions
like
repairing
instead
of
replacing
older
items
;
and
"greenbuying
,
"
or
purchasing
products
desigmed
to
limit
environmental
impacts.
The
researchers
also
looked
at
how
engaging
in
pro-environmental
behaviors
a
ffects
consumer
well-being.
More
materialistic
participants
，the
researchers
found
，were
unlikely
to
engage
in
reduced
consumption.
However
，materialism
did
not
seem
to
have
an
effect
on
their
likelihood
of
practicing
"
green
bugying."
T
hat's
probably
because
'
green
buying，"
unlike
reduced
consumption，still
offers
a
way
for
materialists
to
fulfill
their
desire
to
get
new
items，
Helm
said.
Study
participants
who
reported
having
fewer
materialistic
values
were
much
more
likely
to
engage
in
reduced
consumption.
Consuming
less
was，in
turn，linked
to
higher
personal
well-being
and
lower
psychological
suffering.
Green
buying-which
may
have
some
positive
environmental
effects
，although
to
a
smaller
degree
than
reduced
consumption-was
not
found
to
improve
consumer
well-being
，Helm
said.
The
take-home
message
for
consumers:"Thekeyistoreduce(consumption
and
not
just
buy
green
stuff.
Having
less
and
buying
less
can
actually
make
us
more
satisfied
andhappier,"Helmsaid."Ifyouhavealotofstuff，youhavealotonyourmind,“she
said.
"For
example
,
it
requires
maintenance
and
there's
a
lot
of
burdens
of
ownershiP，(and
if
you
relieve
yourself
of
that
burden
of
ownership，most
people
report
feeling
a
lot
better
and
freer."
Helm
and
her
colleagues
additionally
looked
at
how
materialism
affects
millennial
consumers'
proactive
financial
behaviors
，such
as
budgeting
and
saving.
Examining
financial
behaviors
alongside
pro-environmental
behaviors
provides
a
picture
of
how
young
adults
proactively
deal
withiresource
limitations
in
two
contexts
:
environmental
and
financial,
Helm
said.
As
was
expected
.
Helm
and
her
colleaques
found
that
those
who
reported
having
more
mater
ialistic
values
engaged
in
fewer
proactive
financial
behaviors
than
their
less
materialistic
counterparts
(对应的人)
.
The
researchers
also
found
that
,
consistent
with
previous
studies
,
proactive
financial
behaviors
were
as
sociated
with
better
personal
well-being
，life
satis
faction
and
financial
satisfaction
，as
well
as
lower
psychological
suffering.
Understanding
how
materialistic
values
im
pact
consumer
behaviors
,
and
how
those
behav
iors
in
turn
affect
personal
and
environmental
well-being
,
is
important，Helm
said.
However
,
she
acknowledges
that
for
many
consumers，shifting
behaviors
to
be
more
financially
proactive
and
consume
less
will
be
challenging.
28
What
do
we
know
about
pro-environmental
behaviors
?
A.
T
hey
are
a
cause
of
climate
change.
B.
T
hey
lead
to
a
more
satisfying
life.
C.
T
hey
vary
in
different
age
groups.
D.
T
hey
are
affected
by
materialism.
29
It
can
be
learned
from
Helm's
study
that
A.
ownership
of
green
products
brings
a
sense
of
happiness
B.
materialists
prefer
practicing
green
buying
to
buying
less
C.
green
buying
helps
control
people's
desire
to
buy
new
items
D.
buying
less
and
green
buying
have
similar
effects
on
people
30.According
to
the
study，which
of
the
following
can
improve
one's
well-being
?
A.
Replacing
older
items.
B.
Developing
new
resources.
C.
Buying
greener
products.
D.
Being
careful
with
expenses.
31.
What
is
Helm
probably
going
to
explain
i
n
the
next
paragraph
?
A.
When
people
develop
proactive
financial
behavrors.
B.
Which
financial
behaviors
lead
to
mental
well-being.
.
C.
Why
it
is
hard
to
change
people's
financial
behaviors.
D.
How
materialistic
values
in
fluence
financial
behaviors.
D
Animal-rights
activists
often
compiarn
that
cute
beasts
get
more
sympathy
than
equally
deserving
ugly
ones.
If
so
,
one
would
think
a
lovely
creature
like
the
mink
(貂)
would
be
easy
to
protect.
Yet
in
the
Netherlands，mink
is
the
only
animal
that
can
still
legally
be
farmed
for
their
fur.
T
hat
is
about
to
change.
On
August
28th
the
government
brought
forward
to
this
year
a
ban
on
mink
farming
that
had
been
scheduled
to
take
effect
in
2024.
T
he
timetable
was
sped
up
not
becau
se
mink
had
become
more
adorable
,
but
because
they
can
contract
covid-19
and
spread
it
to
humans.
Dutch
farmers
normally
raised
about
2.5
million
minks
a
year
,
making
the
Netherlands
the
world's
fourth-largest
producer
after
Denmarrk,
China
and
Poland.
In
April
，a
couple
of
minks
and
the
farm
hands
who
tended
them
were
diagnosed
with
covid-19.
Genetic
tracing
showed
that
at
least
two
workers
had
pro
bably
been
infected
by
mink，rather
than
the
other
way
around.
The
affected
animals
were
destroyed
and
stricter
hygiene
rules
imposed，but
by
summer
the
virus
had
spread
to
a
third
of
the
country's
farms.
In
June，parliament
voted
to
shut
down
the
industry
as
soon
as
possible，and
the
cabinet
agreed.
T
hat
was
a
win
for
the
Netherlands
Party
for
the
Animals，which
has
four
seats
in
the
150-memeber
parliament.
In
2013
it
h
elped
pass
the
law
that
gave
mink:
farmers
until
2024
to
get
out
of
the
business.
Now
the
party
and
its
supporters
object
to
the
generous
compensation
(补偿)
the
govern
ment
has
offered
for
bringing
forward
the
deadline
:
$
150
million
，or
$
1
million
per
farmer.
Some
members
of
parliament
claim
that
the
compensation
paid
for
destroying
the
infected
minks
was
higher
than
the
market
price
for
their
fur.
Fur
farmers
any
modern
standards
allow
minks
to
be
raised
humanely
,
and
that
they
are
not
a
big
reason
for
the
spread
of
the
Virus.
But
minks
tend
to
live
by
themselves
instead
of
living
in
groups
:
animal-rights
advocates
say
they
cannot
be
raised
humanely
in
small
cages.
As
for
covid-19
,
the
worry
is
that
mink
could
serve
as
a
medium
for
it
to
attack
human
immunization
(免疫)
programs.
he
industry's
value
is
modest
(
framers
put
it
at
$
150
million
-
$
200
million，activists
at
under
$
100
million
)，
and
polls
show
the
public
overwhelmingly
opposes
it.
"In
a
democratic
country
，that
widespread
belief
has
to
translate
into
a
political
decision
to
ban
fur
farming
,
"
says
Esther
Ouwehand，leader
of
the
Party
for
the
Animals.
T
he
farmers
accept
they
are
shutting
down.
T
he
remaining
argument
is
over
money.
32
According
to
the
passage，why
did
animal-actirists
have
an
unexpected
winfor
protect
ing
minks
?
A.
Because
mink's
cute
appearance
won
people's
heart.
B.
Because
the
minks
could
act
as
a
host
for
an
infectious
disease.
C.
Because
the
government
carried
out
an
act
earlier
than
planned.
D.
Because
the
farmers
stopped
raising
minks，considering
the
great
reward.
33.What
does
the
writer
mean
by
saying
"the
other
way
around"
in
paragraph
2
?
A.
T
he
farm-raised
minks
were
born
with
the
vrrus.
B.
T
he
fanners
were
infected
with
covid-19
by
minks.
C.
T
he
minks
contracted
covid-19
from
their
caregiver.
D.
T
he
affected
minks
had
contact
with
the
Uirus
in
nature.
34.Esther
Ouwehand
and
his
party
members
supported
the
following
statements
EXCEP
T__________
A.
Minks
can
be
easily
bred
by
humans
without
bringing
any
harm
to
them.
B.
It
is
acceptable
to
shut
down
mink
fur
industry
because
it
isn't
pro
fitable.
C.
Objection
to
fur
industry
is
a
main
reason
behind
this
governmental
decision.
D.
T
he
amount
of
money
to
make
up
for
the
loss
of
the
mink:
farmers
was
too
high.
35.
Which
of
the
following
might
be
the
best
title
of
the
passage
?
A.
Cuteness
Wins
B.
An
Unexpected
Win
C.
Winter
for
Minks
D.
Farmers
v.8.
Activists
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。
If
you
text
often,
you
likely
have
a
"texting
style".
Do
you
often
use
emojis?Or
what
about
using
correct
punctuation
(标点)?
What
do
all
these
texting
habits
say
about
you?
To
help
you
understand
yourself,
here
are
some
texting
styles
that
can
tell
you
a
lot
about
your
personality.
Do
you
always
use
emojis
when
you're
texting?
You're
most
likely
someone
who
is
open
to
showing
your
emotions
and
is
truthful.
36
To
make
sure
the
other
person
doesn't
get
the
wrong
idea
about
your
messages,
you
make
sure
to
express
the
tone
of
messages
with
an
emoji,
which
can
be
often
used
as
effective
signals
in
modern
social
communication.
If
you
like
to
respond
in
one-word
texts
like
a
quick
"Good",
then
you
most
likely
have
a
more
reserved
personality,
and
aren't
as
open
with
your
true
thoughts
and
feelings.
Because
you
are
not
as
open
with
your
emotions
in
texts，you
may
not
care
how
lengthy
your
response
is.
But
be
careful.
37
Do
you
value
punctuation
and
grammar
in
your
writing?T
his
love
of
grammar
goes
straight
into
your
texts
as
well
as
your
emails.
This
seemslike
a
great
thing,
doesn't
it?
But
in
texting,
people
seem
to
think
otherwise.
Simply
placing
a
period
at
the
end
of
sentences
in
texts
can
make
you
come
aCross
as
untrustworthy
to
others.
38
With
this
texting
style,
you
are
rooted
in
logic
and
always
pay
attention
t
o
the
little
details.
Are
your
texts
lengthy
and
thoughtful?
39
Similar
to
someone
who
texts
with
perfect
grammar,
you
are
a
thoughtful
and
detail-oriented
person,
who
enjoys
deep
conversations
and
likes
things
that
are
controlled
and
stable.
40
Which
texting
personality
are
you?
Are
you
a
mix
of
several
types?
It's
important
to
note
that
everyone
has
different
ways
of
texting
in
different
situations.
Everyone
texts
thei
r
colleagues
in
a
different
style
from
their
family
or
their
friends.
If
you
ever
think:
someone
may
have
left
you
an
unclear
or
rude
text,it's
better
to
just
ask
them
in-person
what
they
meant
or
what
they
were
feeling.
A.
Do
you
relate
to
any
of
these
texting
personalities?
B.
Do
you
know
that
you
and
your
friends
may
have
different
styles?
C.
Such
texts
may
also
be
rated
as
less
sincere
than
those
that
do
not.
D.
You
may
be
the
busy
type
who
doesn't
have
a
lot
of
time
to
respond.
E.
You're
the
type
of
person
who
understands
the
importance
of
context.
F.
You
want
others
to
know
how
you're
feeling
when
you're
using
a
message.
G.
If
you're
texting
someone
with
a
different
text
personality,
they
may
view
your
text
as
negative.
第三部分
语言知识运用（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，从所给的
A、B、C
和
D
四个选项中，选出可填入空白处的最佳选项。
David
Dunning,
a
psychologist
at
Cornell
University,
and
Justin
Kruger,
his
graduate
student,
reason
that
while
almost
everyone
holds
favourable
views
of
their
abilities
in
various
social
and
intellectual
domains,
some
people
mistakenly
assess
their
abilities
as
being
much
higher
than
they
actually
are.
This“illusion
of"___41_____
is
now
called
the“Dunning-
Kruger
effect",
which
describes
the
cognitive
prejudice
to
increase
self-assessment.
To____42____
this
phenomenon
in
the
lab,
Dunning
and
Kruger
designed
some
clever
experiment
s.
In
one
study,
they
asked
undergraduate
students
a
series
of
questions
about
grammar,
logic
and
jokes,
and
then
asked
each
student
to
estimate
his
or
her
score
overall,
as
well
as
their
relative
___43_____compared
to
the
other
students.Interestingly,
students
who
scored
the
lowest
in
these
cognitive
tasks
always
____44____how
well
they
did
-
by
a
lot.
Students
who
scored
in
the____45____
one-
fourth
estimated
that
they
had
performed
better
than
two-thirds
of
the
other
students!
This“illusion
of
confidence"___46_____beyond
the
classroom
and
spreads
through
everyday
life.
In
a
follow-up
study,
Dunning
and
Kruger
left
the
lab
and
went
to
a
gun
range,
where
they
quizzed
gun
hobbyists
about
gun
safety.
____47_____to
their
previous
findings,
those
who
answered
the
fewest
questions
correctly
wildly
overestimated
their
knowledge
about
firearms.
outside
of
factual
knowledge,___48____,the
Dunn
ing-Kruger
effect
can
also
be
observed
in
people's
sel
f-assessment
of
other
personal
abilities.
If
you
watch
any
talent
show
on
television
today,
you
will
see
the___49____
on
the
faces
of
contestants
who
don't
make
it
past
au
ditions
(海选)
and
are___50____
by
the
judges.
While
it
is
almost___51____to
us,
these
people
are
gemuinely
unaware
of
how
much
they
have
been___52____
by
their
illusory
superiority.
Sure,
it's
typical
for
people
to
overestimate
their
abilities.
One
study
found
that
80
percent
of
drivers
rate
themselves
as
above
average.
And
similar
___53____have
been
found
when
peoplerate
their
relative
popularity
and
cognitive
a
bilities.
The
problem
is
that
when
people
are
incompetent,
not
only
do
they
reach
wrong
conclusions
and
make
unfortunate
choices
but,
also,
they
are___54____
of
the
ability
to
realize
their
mistakes.
Instead
of
being
confused,
perplexed
or
thoughtful
about
their
erroneous
ways,
incompetent
people
insist
that
their
ways
are
___55____As
Charles
Darwin
wrote
in
T
he
Descent
of
Man
(1871):
"Ignorance
more
frequently
begets
(产生)
confidence
than
does
knowledg”
41.
A.
confidence
.
B.
Happiness
C.
Freedom
D.
reality
42.
A.
Convince
B.
Classify
C.
Investigate
D.
summarize
43.
A.
Reach
B.
Range
C.
Rate
D.
rank
44.
A.
Underestimated
B.
Overestimated
C.
Overlooked
D.
doubted
45.A.
top
B.
Bottom
C.
Former
D.
latter
46.
A.
Undertakes
B.
Renews
C.
Extends
D.
evolves
47.
A.
Similar
B.
Contrary
C.
Parallel
D.
Opposite
48.
A.
Though
B.
Therefore
C.
meanw
hile
D.
thus
49.
A.
Calm
B.
guilt
C.
Shock
D.
panic
50.
A.
Selected
B.
Favored
C.
Restricted
D.
rejected
51.
A.
Agreeable
B.
Fiunny
C.
Proud
D.
magical
52.
A.
Misled
B.
Taught
C.
Tempted
D.
instructed
53.
A.
Tendencies
B.
Tricks
C.
Strategies
D.
fashions
54.
A.
w
arned
B.
Reminded
C.
Robbed
D.
convinced
55.
A.
Wrong
B.
Correct
C.
Useful
D.
popular
第二节(共10小题;每小题1分，满分10分)
On
Monday.
Chinese
director
Chloe
Zhao
became
the
first
Asian
woman
56.
_______
(take)
home
the
Golden
Gilobe's
Best
Director
-
Motion
Picture
award
for
Nomalland
(无人之地).
So
far.
Nomdland
57.
_______
(receive)
over
30
film
awards
and
over
100
nominations.
and
many
expect
it
to
gect
the
Oscar
too.
Zhao
was
born
in
Beijing
and
her
global
success
as
a
Chinese
filmmaker
increases
the
possbility
of
more
Chinese
filmmakers
58.
_______
(wclcome)
to
the
59.
_______
(globe)
market.
In
her
award
acceptance
speech.
Zhao
quoted
from
her
film
to
say
sympathy
can
bridge
all
gaps
and
bring
people
together.
That
is
a
good
way
60.
_______sharing
Chinese
values
with
the
world.
as
well
as
show
ing
Chinese
culture'
s
openness
and
61_______
(toleratc).
Sympathy
is
much
needed
in
this
globe
62.
_______a
lot
of
changes
has
taken
place
because
of
the
outbreak
of
the
novel
coronavirus
in
2020.
And
a
good
film
tells
stories
about
reality.
not
far
63.
_______
(remove)
from
pcople's
daily
lives.
Some
say
Nomadland
meets
Western
standards.
but
the
truth
is
that
the
film
touches
hearts.
64.
_______in
Zhao's
homeland.
China.
or
in
the
West.
Many
Chinese
audiences.
upon
reading
about
the
fiIm's
storyline.
have
65.
_______
(excite)
expressed
on
social
networking
sites
their
desire
to
try
a
camper
trip
in
search
of
happiness.
第三节(共10小题;每小题0.5分，满分5分)
66.
You
can
hardly
imagine
the
rate
_______his
car
has
been
running
on
the
freeway.
67.
They
live
on
a
remote
island,
which
is_______
(access)
except
by
boat.
68.
As
far
as
I'
m
concerned,
it
is
a
necessity
that
the
problem
_______
(discuss)
at
once.
69.
The
report
indicated
that
participants
who
were
addicted
10
alcohol
were
more
than
twice
as
likely
as
those
who
were
not_______
(develop)
sy
mptoms
of
depression.
70.
We_______
(intend)
to
go
10
the
theatre
yesterday
evening.
but
ended
up
seeing
a
film
instead.
71.It
is_______
(disturb)
to
think
that
a
dangerous
wild
animal
is
still
at
large
in
the
quiet
country.
72.
On
average.
every
year
around
2.8
million
people
die
of
AIDS
throughout
the
world.
becauseit
lowers
the
body's.
_______
(resist)
to
infection.
73.
Suddenly
it
dawned
_______me
that
they
might
well
not
show
up
at
the
party
on
time
because
of
the
heavy
rain.
74.
For
more
than
10
years,
Fleming
_________(research)
penicillin
and
trying
to
make
it
into
an
effective
medicine.
Finally,
his
work
caught
the
attention
of
some
other
scientists.
第四部分
写作
第一节
假定你是李华，上周日你校举办了5公里越野赛跑活动.请你为校英文报写一篇报道,内容包括:
1.参加人员;
2.跑步路线:从校门口到南山脚下;活动反响.
注意:
1.写作词数应为80左右;
2.请按如下格式在答题卡的相应位置作答.
A
Cross-Country
Running
Race
第二节
读后续写（满分
20
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。
In
1945，a
12-year-old
boy
saw
a
beautiful
brooch
(胸针)
in
a
shop
window
that
set
his
heart
racing.
But
the
prrice-five
dollars-was
too
high
for
Reuben
Earle.
Five
dollars
would
buy
almost
a
week's
food
for
his
family.
Reuben
couldn't
ask
his
father
for
the
money.
Everything
his
father
made
through
fishing
went
to
his
mother
,
Dora.
Slim
and
beautiful，she
was
the
center
of
the
home，the
glue
that
held
it
together.
T
he
housework
was
never-ending，and
she
struggled
to
feed
and
clothe
their
five
children
but
she
was
happy
as
her
family
and
their
well-being
were
all
she
cared
about.
Nevertheless，he
opened
the
shop's
weathered
(风化的)
door
and
went
inside.
Standing
proud
and
straight
in
his
flour-sack
(面粉袋改做的)
shirt
and
washed-out
trousers,he
told
the
shopkeeper
what
he
wanted，adding"But
I
don't
have
the
money
right
now.
Can
you
please
hold
it
for
me
for
some
time?”
"I'll
try
,
"
the
shopkeeper
ssmiled.
"
People
around
here
don't
usually
have
that
kind
of
money
to
spend
on
things.
It
should
keep
for
a
while.'
Reuben
respect
fully
touched
his
worn
cap
and
walked
out.
He
would
raise
the
money
and
not
tell
anybody
，for
he
thought
Mum
would
get
surprised
when
she
saw
that
brooch.
On
hearing
the
sound
of
hammering
from
a
side
street
，Reuben
suddenly
had
an
idea
that
he
could
raise
money
by
selling
the
use
d
nail
bags
(装钉子的麻袋)
.
People
built
their
own
homes
in
Bay
Roberts，using
nails
bought
in
bags
from
a
local
factory.
Sometimes
the
used
bags
were
thrown
away
at
the
construction
site
，and
Reuben
knew
he
could
sell
them
back
to
the
factory
for
five
cents
a
piece.
That
day
he
sold
two
nail
bags
and
hid
the
money
in
a
rusty
soda
tin(汽水罐).
注意:
1.所续写短文的词数应为150左右。
2.应使用5个以上短文标有下划线的关键词语;
3.续写部分分为两段,每段的开头语已为你写好;
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Paragraph
1
Every
day
after
school
,Reuben
started
his
plan.________
Paragraph
2
Finally，
the
time
came!__________
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28-31
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36-40
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41-45
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46-50
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51-55
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received
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58
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59
entering
60
openness
61
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62
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63
whether
64
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68.
sidcussed
69.
to
develop
70.
had
intended
71.disturbing
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73.on
74.
had
been
researching
A
Cross-Country
Running
Race
To
promote
healthy
lifestyles
in
the
campus
and
around
the
city
，Red
Star
Secondary
Scho
ol
organized
a
cross-country
running
race
last
Sunday.
(活动目的)
Participants
included
students
from
all
grades
and
teaching
staff
，who
were
enthusiastic
about
track
sports，[高分句型一]
(参加人员)
The
route
of
the
race
started
from
the
school's
gate
and
ended
at
the
foot
of
the
Southern
Mountain.
(
跑步路线:从校门门口到南山脚下)
Having
interviewed
some
participants
after
the
race，we
found
that
the
event
was
well
received.[
高分句型二]
"I
felt
like
I
have
achieved
something
great
when
I
reached
the
goal
line
,"
said
a
9th-grade
student，(活动反响)
Paragraph
1
:
Every
day
after
school
,Reuben
started
his
plan.
Cold
and
hungry,
Reuben
wandered
the
streets，searching
for
the
nail
bags
carefully.
[
高分句型一]
To
save
more
money，he
even
decided
to
deliver
papers
in
the
early
morning.
Exhausted
and
ti
red
as
he
felt
，he
still
stuck
to
the
plan.
It
was
the
brooch
in
the
shop
window
that
reminded
him
that
what
he
did
was
worthwhile.
After
a
long
time
of
hard
work，he
made
it
eventually.
(
Reuben开始他的存钱计划)
Paragraph
2
:
Fimally
the
time.
Came
He
took
out
the
soda
tin，poured
the
coins
out
and
began
to
count.
Five
dollars!
His
hard
work
paid
off!
Holding
the
soda
tin
firmly,
Reuben
rushed
for
the
shop
to
buy
the
brooch.
The
moment
he
got
the
beautiful
brooch
，he
burst
through
the
front
door
and
placed
it
in
Dora's
hand.
[
高分句型二]
Never
had
Dora
received
such
a
gift.
Speechless
and
happy，she
held
her
son
tightly
into
her
arrms
，with
tears
welling
up
in
her
eyes.
(
Reuben终于存够了钱)