浙江省宁波市奉化区2022-2023学年高二上学期期末联考英语试题

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第一部分：听力（共两节，满分30分）
1-5 ABACA6-10 ACABA11-15 CBCAB16-20 CCBBA
第二部分 阅读理解 (共两节，满分50分)
(共15小题；每小题2.5分，满分37.5 分)
21-23 CBD24-27 BADB28-31 ADAD32-35 CBDC
第二节（共5小题；每小题2.5分，满分12.5分）
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第三部分 语言运用 (共四节，总分70分）
第一节 （共15小题；每小题1分，满分15分）
41-45 DABBA46-50 CADBC51-55 CDABC
第二节 语法填空 (共10小题；每小题1.5分，满分15分)
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61. whse62. Hwever63. t feed64. befre 65. slutin
第四部分 写作（共两节；满分40分）
第一节 应用文写作 （满分15分）
One pssible versin:
Ladies and gentlemen,
It is a great privilege fr me t deliver a speech here. When it cmes t my her, the first name ppping int my head is Yuan Lngping, Father f Hybrid Rice.
What inspires me mst is his perseverance. Dr. Yuan initially fund it hard t study the new rice under the tugh cnditin in 1950s, but he still devted his yuth t it. And even at the age f 90, he strve t extend his research t seawater rice. Such spirit cnstantly stimulates me t keep mving, regardless f hw many exams I failed.
Thanks fr yur attentin!
第二节：读后续写（满分25分）
One pssible versin:
As I skated tward the exit, I felt everyne was lking at me with pity. Hw I wished the flr wuld pen up and swallw me! Offstage, Cach Geena handed me a twel and I thanked her with a heavy heart. Then I climbed upstairs and seated myself between my parents. Dad placed a cmfrting hand n my shulder and Mm gave me a tight squeeze. “Darling, it’s OK.” I ndded, my eyes watering. As I turned my gaze t the ice center, I happened t catch sight f a perfect axel the next skater landed. There came clapping and cheering. My heart grew heavier.
The perfrmance ging n, I rse up frm the bleachers, determined t g hme but my parents held me up. “It’s pr sprtsmanship t leave befre the results are psted.” Hesitating fr a mment, I sat back. Time dragging, I was absent-minded. Hwever, when I saw a skater fall dwn and then gracefully stand up, I watched the perfrmance with full attentin. When the cmpetitin ended, I gave my parents a big hug and determined t pursue my Olympic dream n matter hw many difficulties I wuld face.
Anther pssible versin:
As I skated tward the exit, I felt everyne was lking at me with pity. When the next skater glided past me t take her place center ice, I culdn’t help thinking I was a terrible skater. After making an eye cntact with Cach Geena, I made my way t my parents and sat between them. My weak smile resulted in their hugs f encuragement. Nt having the md t watch the perfrmance, I sank in thught sn. “What am I ding here? My skating career will end.” The mre I thught abut it, the sadder I felt. “Maybe I shuld give up.”
The perfrmance ging n, I rse up frm the bleachers, determined t g hme but my parents held me up. I lked dwn t see cncern and wrry in their eyes. Wrds failed me. Unwilling t make them wrry, I sank back int the seat and cntinued watching the perfrmance. Suddenly, the skater n the ice fell. As she struggled t her feet and went n with her perfrmance, I saw an excellent perfrmer. She failed utside, but nt inside. I suddenly realized giving up wuld leave me in ttal failure. Ashamed f my stupid decisin, I decided t fight against discuragements t realise my skating dream.
听力原文：
（Text 1）
M: Linda, it seems yu’ve been learning t sing Chinese sngs a lt recently. Are yu preparing fr a perfrmance?
W: N. My Chinese friend tld me it’s a gd way t learn the language.
（Text 2）
W: Jasn, what des yur sister like ding in her spare time?
M: She lved dancing a lt in the past, but nw she hardly dances and spends mst f her time reading and watching mvies.
W: What abut yu?
M: Nw I like ding what my sister used t lve ding.
（Text 3）
M: Why are yu sitting indrs? It wn’t always be spring, yu knw. Enjy it while yu can.
W: I’d like t, but I have a lt f wrk t d. Why des gd weather always cme alng with a huge stack f exams?
（Text 4）
W: S, I will see yu n Mnday fr ur appintment?
M: Actually, I have t meet my parents fr dinner that day. We’d better make it n Tuesday.
W: I have t meet smene else n that day. Let’s meet the next day instead.
（Text 5）
M: I knw yu are wrking at yur dad’s gas statin every day after schl, but what d yu actually d there?
W: I fill peple’s cars with gas. I wash their windws, t.
（Text 6）
M: Gd mrning, Mrs. West. Are yu ready fr the hlidays?
W: Mrning, Gerge. Yes, with the whle family cming I’ve had t buy a lt mre than usual.
M: Well, what can I get yu?
W: 5 punds f flur and sme sugar please.
M: Planning t d sme baking?
W: Yes. All the kids lve my hmemade bread best, yu knw.
M: There yu are. Anything else?
W: Yes, I need a bx f milk and half a pund f cheese.
（Text 7）
M: Hi, Carl. Are yu ready t start ur class prject abut keeping pets?
W: Yes, Jhn. What kind f pets shuld we fcus n?
M: Tm and I are thinking f a cat r a dg. Which d yu prefer?
W: Well, I dn’t knw much abut either f them. What abut fish? My brther is keeping several nes at hme.
M: That’s a gd idea. I’ll ask Tm t help yu d the survey.
W: Sure. What else shuld we discuss, Jhn?
M: I think we shuld make sme cards s we wn’t frget what we’re saying during the presentatin.
W: Sunds great, but I hate speaking in public. S I prefer nt t d the intrductin.
M: I dn’t mind at all. I’ll d that.
W: I’m sure Mary can handle the summarizing.
M: That’s settled.
（Text 8）
W: Hi, Adam! What are yu ding here?
M: Since yu weren’t answering any f my calls, I thught I’d make a hme visit.
W: I’m srry. I knw yu are lking fr this week’s article, and I knw I’m past the deadline…
M: That’s nt why I’m here. Actually, a publishing cmpany called me a week ag with an interest in turning yur articles in the newspapers int a bk. I prmised t set up a meeting between yu and them by the end f the week, but I didn’t expect yu t be aviding my calls fr seven days straight.
W: Are yu serius?
M: Yes, I’m serius, but they are starting t think that yu are nt serius. I’ve scheduled a meeting fr this afternn at fur. Can yu make it?
W: Of curse! I can’t wait fr that.
（Text 9）
M: I’ve gt Mlly in the studi tday. She lives in a new husing zne named BedZED. Welcme t the prgram, Mlly.
W: Thank yu.
M: Hw d yu like BedZED?
W: It is a great zne. Yu knw, all the energy in BedZED is prduced by special bards n the rfs f the buildings. The bards can turn sunlight int electricity. Nw I can live there withut feeling ashamed f plluting the envirnment.
M: S, even in the British climate it’s pssible t prduce enugh slar energy fr residents. By the way, what kinds f peple live there?
W: All kinds, such as teachers, nurses and yung prfessinals. BedZED has shared wrk statins where cmputers are shared by all the peple, s energy is saved. There’s als a library fr us. Instead f back gardens, the gardens are n the rfs!
M: I’d lve t see this place.
W: Well, yu can. But dn’t drive yur car. There’s nwhere t park. I g everywhere n my bicycle r by public transprt.
M: Yu really have a green lifestyle. Then hw are yu getting hme tday?
W: I’ll take the bus.
（Text 10）
Nw lk at sme f this evening’s prgrams n Radi Pearl. At 7:30 we have Art Review, a prgram which has fast becme a favrite amng ur listeners, with its mix f in-depth reprts n artistic events, and interviews with the artists. Tday we’ll g t the Natinal Museum in Lndn, which hlds almst five events a year, and this ne is always particular and ppular because it has many wrks by student artists.
Then at 8:00, there’s anther ne in ur series f classic plays and tnight it’s The Vanishing Lady, starring Margaret Luden. It’s a brilliant play by Prten and als his last wrk befre he mved n t writing fr films.
Finally fr thse wh like sailing, Business Scenes at 9:30 brings yu the “unsinkable” bat and a chance t meet its maker, a Canadian businessman—Peter Field. In 1995, Peter was a manager in a cmputer cmpany but he left that jb t g n a wrld trip. He had wanted a stress-free life but ended up building bats. His new cmpany has many prducts, including expensive bats csting $1-2 millin, which Peter claims will suffer n serius damage even if they hit an iceberg at full speed…
Well, back t this afternn’s prgrams…