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上海市六校2023-2024学年高二上学期期中联合调研英语试题
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这是一份上海市六校2023-2024学年高二上学期期中联合调研英语试题，共10页。试卷主要包含了11， 本考试设试卷和答题纸两部分， A等内容，欢迎下载使用。
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1. 考试时间120 分钟,试卷满分 140 分。
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I. Listening Cmprehensin
Sectin A
Directins: In Sectin A, yu will hear ten shrt cnversatins between tw speakers. At the end f each cnversatin, a questin will be asked abut what was said. The cnversatins and the questins will be spken nly nce. After yu hear a cnversatin and the questin abut it, read the fur pssible answers n yur paper, and decide which ne is the best answer t the questin yu have heard.
1. A. Excited. B. Exhausted. C. Bred. D. Dissatisfied.
2. A.7:00. B.7:10. C.9:10. D.9:00.
3. A. A ck. B. A waitress C. A saleswman. D. A shp assistant.
4. A. At an art gallery. B. In a wrk shp.
C. At a gas statin. D. In a department stre.
5. A. He hasn't had a chance t meet Kathy yet.
B. He didn't knw that Kathy was being mved.
C. Kathy had already tld him the news.
D. His new ffice will be lcated in New Yrk.
6. A. The man wants t g t Vancuver. B. The wman wants t g t Trnt.
C. There are n flights t Trnt. D. There are tw direct flights t Trnt.
7. A. She shuld d mre careful wrk.
B. Gerge des nt care abut her.
C. She is nt cncerned abut Gerge's remarks.
D. Gerge shuldn't have said much abut her.
8. A. She can't affrd that much fr a trip.
B. She is frtunate t have made a lt f mney.
C. She desn't think 15,000 dllars is enugh fr the trip.
D. She cnsiders 15,000 dllars nly a small sum f mney.
9. A. Playing tennis. B. Writing a term paper.
C. Hlding a meeting. D. Gathering materials.
10. A. The man was seriusly injured in the car accident.
B. The man had pr imaginatin because f the car accident.
C. The man wasn't wearing the seat belt when the accident happened.
D. The man's daughter advised him t wear the seat belt befre he left hme.更多免费优质滋元可 家 威杏 MXSJ663 Sectin B
Directins: In Sectin B, yu will hear tw shrt passages and ne cnversatin. Yu will be asked three questins n each f the passages and fur questins fr the cnversatin. The passages and cnversatin will be read twice, but the questins will be spken nly nce. When yu hear a questin, read the fur pssible answers n yur paper and decide which ne wuld be the best answer t the questin yu have heard.
Questins 11 thrugh 13 are based n the fllwing passage.
11. A. Future researchers. B. Cmpany emplyees.
C. Cllege students. D. Successful artists.
12. A. T teach the listeners hw t wrk hard.
B. T enable the listeners t get better salaries.
C. T encurage the listeners t seize pprtunities.
D. T prepare the listeners t get better jbs.
13. A. Kindness. B. Willingness. C. Diligence. D. Interest.
Questins 14 thrugh 16 are based n the fllwing passage.
14. A. The benefits f walking. B. The imprtance f keeping fit.
C. The way f frming a habit. D. The pssibility f excising regularly.
15. A. Because it needs much thinking.
B. Because peple needn't cncentrate n it.
C. Because it is suitable fr everyne.
D. Because peple can imprve their memry.
16. A. It is the easiest way t lse weight. B. It can be made part f peple’s life.
C. It prevents peple suffering frm cancers. D. It can make peple's hearts strnger.
Questins 17 thrugh 20 are based n the fllwing cnversatin.
17. A. He has just been back frm Suth America.
B. He has been burnt fr a few hurs.
C. He has been ding schl wrk all night.
D. He has been surfing the Internet fr lng.
18. A. T lk fr infrmatin fr his prject.
B. T meet new friends in the net chatrm.
C. T release pressure frm heavy wrk.
D. T lk fr smething interesting fr pleasure.
19. A. Quite a few sites are just ld event calendars.
B. It's a waste f time t surf the Internet.
C. A lt f infrmatin can be fund.
D. A lt f friends can be made n the Internet.
20. A. It takes lng t find things because f many useless sites.
B. It's hardly the best surce f infrmatin available.
C. It is hard t start chatting with thers in the chatrm.
D. Peple spend much time talking abut ther interests.
II. Grammar and Vcabulary
Sectin A
Directins: After reading the passage belw, fill in the blanks t make the passage cherent and grammatically crrect. Fr the blanks with a given wrd, fill in each blank with the prper frm f the given wrd; fr the tller blanks, use ne wrd that best fits each blank.
A Gd Samaritan(助人为乐者) Saves Bride's Big Day
In a heartwarming display f kindness and gd frtune, a passerby came t the rescue f a bride whse wedding day nearly tk an unexpected turn fr the wrse 21 her car brke dwn n the way t the church.
Sharn Travers was n her way t the ceremny at Cults Parish Church in Aberdeen, Sctland, 22 (exchange) vws with her future husband, Martin Kelly. Hwever, just when it seemed like the universe was ging t be against her, a Gd Samaritan emerged t ensure that 23 she expected in her dream wedding kept perfect.
The car Triumph Stag 24 (invent) in the 1870s, in which Sharn was traveling, decided t play 25 wn part in the wedding drama when it suddenly came t stp n the rad. At that time, Sharn's driver prmptly stpped the first passing car 26 turned ut t be driven by Alan Knwles, a name that wuld sn be remembered in the bride's memry. 27 her rescuer. Withut hesitatin, Alan agreed t drive the distressed bride-t-be t the church.
Fllwing the successful rescue missin, Sharn 28 hardly restrain her gratitude. She hugged her newfund her, 29 (thank) him deeply. Hwever, n md swings at that mment, she frgt t inquire abut his name.
Thanks t the pwer f scial media and a cmmunity-driven appeal, the annymus(匿名的) Gd Samaritan 30 (identify) successfully.
"I'm glad the bride managed t get t the church n time," Alan said.
"I just really want t say thank yu," Sharn respnded. "I'm nw laughing abut it, but I certainly wasn't at the time. I'm s grateful. It was such a fantastic mment."
Sectin B
Directins: Cmplete the passage with the wrds in the bx. Each wrd can nly be used nce. Nte that there is ne wrd mre than yu need.
A. shifting B. lk C. affrdable D. recvery E. negative F. assciated
G destinatins H. respnse I. recycling J. prir K. investigated
Birth Rates and Hme Values: A Clser Lk
Dn't peple in expensive places always have fewer children? Desn't 31 research shw a psitive relatinship between hme value gains and higher fertility?
In a recent research brief, Zillw has brught attentin t the surprising cntinued decline f Americans' birth rates, despite the strng ecnmic 32 since 2012. The pst triggered a number f fllw-up questins n scial media and elsewhere. Zillw Research als published a new 33 at Census and Zillw data that the decisins t mve and t have kids are twisted fr many peple.
Dn't peple in expensive places always have fewer children? Yes, but what the first research brief 34 is nt the crss-sectinal crrelatin f birth rates and hme values, but the percentage changes in each variable after the ecnmy declines. Tday, cities like New Yrk are knwn as 35 fr highly-educated yung peple wh may be mre likely t delay starting families.
The new finding is that cunties that already had lw birth rates fr yung adults in 2010 saw their birth rates fall further, and the degree t which they did was crrelated with the degree t which their hme values rse. One way t explain bth these facts is that sme peple are 36 tward very expensive husing markets requiring high-pay careers with belated r reduced childbearing, while thers prefer husing markets where it is mre 37 t have children and buy a huse big enugh fr the whle family. In that backgrund, peple mving t mre affrdable areas will have mre children and thse in less affrdable areas will have fewer. What abut prir research that shws a psitive crrelatin between grwth in hme values and fertility? While the 38 crss-sectinal relatinship was well-knwn, previus research actually shwed a psitive relatinship between changes in hme prices and birth rates. Arecent article n the subject by ecnmists Lisa J. Dettling and Melissa S. Kearney fund that a$10,000 hme value increase was 39 with a 0.8 percent increase in fertility. This riginated frm their subtler findings that nn-hmewners have fewer babies in 40 t higher prices, while existing hmewners raise their birth rates.
Their estimates fund a turning pint: when hmewnership is belw abut 32.4 percent ,rising hme values d, in fact, reduce birth rates. In ther wrds, falling births reacting t rise hme values wuld nw be cnsistent with Dettling and Kearney's findings.
III. Reading Cmprehensin
Sectin A
Directins: Fr each blank in the fllwing passage there are fur wrds r phrases marked A,B,C and D. Fill in each blank with the wrd r phrase that best fits the cntext.
Fr many peple tday, reading is n lnger relaxatin. T keep up their wrk they must read letters, reprts, trade publicatins, interffice cmmunicatins, nt t mentin newspapers and magazines; a never-ending fld f wrds. In getting a jb advancing, the ability t read and cmprehend 41 can mean the difference between success and failure. Yet the unfrtunate fact is that mst f us are 42 readers. Mst f us develp pr reading habits at an early age, and never 43 them. The main shrtage lies in the actual stuff f language itself–wrds. Taken individually, wrds have little 44 until they are cmbined tgether int phrases, sentences and paragraphs. Unfrtunately, 45 , the untrained reader des nt read grups f wrds. He reads ne wrd at a time with difficulty, ften regressing t 46 wrds r passages. Regressin, namely, the tendency t lk back ver what yu have just read, is a cmmn 47 habit in reading. Anther bad habit which 48 the speed f reading is vcalizatin-sunding each wrd either 49 r mentally as ne reads.
T vercme these bad habits, sme reading clinics use a device called an acceleratr, which mves a bar (r curtain) dwn the page at a predetermined speed. The bar is set a slightly 50 rate than the reader finds cmfrtable, in rder t " 51 " him. The acceleratr frces the reader t read fast, making wrd-by-wrd reading, regressin and sub-vcalizatin, practically 52 . At first cmprehensin is 53 speed. But when yu learn t read ideas and cncepts, yu will nt nly read faster, but yur cmprehensin will imprve. Many peple have fund their reading skill 54 imprved after sme training. Take Charles Au, a business manager, fr instance, his reading rate was a reasnably gd 172 wrds a minute befre the training, nw it is an excellent 1,378 wrds a minute. He is delighted that nw he can g thrugh a lt mre reading material in a(n) 55 perid f time.
41. A. thrughly B. silently C. quickly D. vaguely
42. A. casual B. pr C. efficient D. curius
43. A. acquire B. cultivate C. practice D. kick
44. A. meaning B. frmatin C. prnunciatin D. transfrmatin
45. A. mrever B. hwever C. smehw D. therefre
46. A. recite B. rewrite C. reuse D. reread
47. A. hrrible B. incurable C. scial D. viewing
48. A. achieves B. gains C. measures D. reduces
49. A. physically B. rally C. quietly D. repeatedly
50. A. better B. steadier C. lwer D. faster
51. A. distract B. embarrass C. stretch D. interest
52. A. demanding B. impssible C. reasnable D. useful
53. A. sacrificed fr B. matched with C. applied t D. substituted fr
54. A. slightly B. hardly C. dramatically D. subcnsciusly
55. A. indefinite B. lengthy C. limited D. set
Sectin B
Directins: Read the fllwing three passages. Each passage is fllwed by several questins r unfinished statements. Fr each f them there are fur chices marked A, B, C and D. Chse the ne that fit s best accrding t the infrmatin given in the passage yu have just read.
(A)
T be hnest. I've been missing the nline shpping experience in China since I mved t the US fur years ag. S when I nticed Shein becming mainstream in the US ver the past few years, I thugh, Great! I finally have a Taha replacement! S I went n my first Shein jurney in August 2022.
But smewhere alng the way, I started questining why I enjy this particular kind f shpping, and als what it means fr an e-cmmerce platfrm t ffer endless deals.
T be fair, there are Shein purchases that I've really enjyed, like a $2 nyln watchband that feels better than my riginal Apple Watch band. I als think peple shuld be able t chse quantity and price ver quality, because the idea f demanding that peple nly buy premium prducts feels unrealistic.
But as it turns ut, I've finally started t see thrugh the illusin (错觉) f Shein-like platfrms. T get these ccasinal incredible deals, yu are encuraged t shp much mre than is necessary r even reasnable. This illusin has wrked fr a lng time and fr a lt f peple, including me! But it's becme harder and harder t ignre the envirnmental cnsequences f my purchases, and the ways in which platfrms trick peple int buying mre and mre.
And I dn't think I'm the nly ne experiencing that awakening. Bradly speaking, I think sciety is slwly but surely shifting tward recgnizing the climate impact f mass-prduced cheap gds. While these cnversatins have yet t happen as widely and furiusly in China, cmpanies like Taba and Shein will inevitably have t answer the questin f whether their business mdel is sustainable fr everyne—r nly fr themselves. S where are they beading frm here? There's certainly a lt f sul-searching fr the industry t d.
And I'm ding sme sul-searching f my wn.
56. Why des the authr mentin a "$2 nyln watchband"?
A. T cmpare it with her riginal band.
B. T shw her satisfactin with Shein.
C. T persuade readers t buy it.
D. T shw its cheapness.
57. What des the underlined wrd "premium" mean in the third paragraph?
A. High-quantity. B. High-quality.
C. Expensive. D. Original.
58. What d the custmers tend t d with the illusin f Shein-like platfrms?
A. They get incredible prducts n sale.
B. They ignre the envirnmental impacts.
C. They ften buy much mre than what they need.
D. They are tricked int buying mre and mre reasnable prducts.
59. What is a cnsequence f endless deals in e-cmmerce platfrms?
A. Envirnmental harm. B. Price reductin.
C. Energy shrtage. D. Wrldwide starvatin.
(B)
The Advice Gap
Advice My Parents Gave Me: G t cllege and majr in what yu lve.
Advice I Will Give My Kids: G t cllege nly if yu'll majr in science, engineering, r mney. It's a depressing jb market, and majring in English literature r anything with the wrd English in it has been useless since 1910s.
My Parents: Never shw up t a party empty-handed.
Me: Never shw up t a party. Send a text t the hst twenty minutes befre the party starts t say that yu're "s srry " t cancel but yur stmach is feeling "weird."
My Parents: T find a jb, walk int the ffices f ABC News's "This Week with Gerge
Stephanpuls" and ask fr ne.
Me: Apply t jbs via LinkedIn, Zip-Recruiter, r yur cnnectins. Write a cver letter and attach yur résumé, then manually enter the same infrmatin thrugh the cmpany's prtal, which lks as thugh it were designed in Micrsft Paint. D this twenty times a day fr tw years, and yu're bund t make it t a third rund f phne interview s befre getting ghsted.
My Parents: Learn the difference between a 401(k)(an emplyer-spnsred defined-cntributin pensin accunt) and a Rth I. R. A. (a special retirement accunt) s that yu can start investing early.
Me: Learn the difference between a 401(k) and a Rth I. R. A. s that yu can explain it t me.
My Parents: Never wait t d yur taxes.
Me: If yu wait lng enugh t d yur taxes, there might be a glbal crisis that frces the federal gvernment t extend the deadline: Then yu can wait sme mre and d them right befre the new deadline.
My Parents: Wrk hard s yu can save fr retirement.
Me: Retirement is smething yu'll read abut in yur histry bks under the tile "Abstract Ideas."
My Parents: When we're gne, lk after yur siblings and never fight with them ver mney!
Me: When I'm gne, clear my brwser histry. Dn't quarrel with yur siblings ver wh gets my mnthly ten-cent payments frm Medium (an American nline publishing platfrm).
60. Why d yu think the authr has written this passage?
A. T present a better guide fr yung peple tday.
B. T demnstrate the cntemprary generatin gap.
C. T exhibit his capability f living a wrthy life.
D. T shw his annyance with his parents' advice.
61. Which f the fllwing suggestins is the authr mst LIKELY t agree with?
A. Siblings shuldn't fight with each ther ver whether t prtect their gne parents' privacy.
B. Science majrs shuldn't be favred ver thse related t English in cllege.
C. Jb seekers shuld try varius means and prepare fr depressing prspects.
D. Yu shuld check yur stmach first befre texting t the hst f a party.
62. When it cmes t finances, the authr may hld the idea that .
A. saving fr retirement may be a thing f the past
B. the yunger generatin may inherit the legacy f their parents' payment bills frm Medium in the future
C. the knwledge abut a 401(k) and a Rth I. R. A is s significant fr early investment that children shuld have a gd knwledge f it by themselves
D. ding taxes is abslutely urgent, even allwing fr unpredictable ecnmic cnditins
(C)
Since teenage friendships are ften a never-ending revlving dr f gssip between peers, what can be said abut high schl friendships? Hw lng can they last utside f high schl? And hw des ne affect an individual?
Grwing up with mvies such as "High Schl Musical" and "Grease", which prtrayed the ideal high schl friendships, we smetimes have the expectatin f having a perfect relatinship, staying in cntact after graduatin, pssibly even graduating frm cllege tgether and becming lifelng friends.
Chances are that yu may experience genuine and pure friendships but still encunter failed nes, s high schl is a time t think abut what kind f peple yu d and d nt want in yur life. Althugh mst adults see high schl drama as silly, teenagers can be in the "this is the end f the wrld" mindset when it cmes t minr incnvenience. Mst teens have nt realized the big questin when dealing with high schl prblems: In five years, will this still matter? It is hard t lk at the big picture when the prblems are in frnt f yu, which is understandable. Hwever, mst teens need a mment t weigh and questin if the prblem matters in the lng run.
"In the end, the friends wh are inclusive and nly want t see yu happy and successful are the nes that really matter. Thse peple have helped me grw as a persn. Dram a is drama, and there's n way t get arund it, but if yu fcus n thse psitive peple, yu are sure t live a happy life scially and individually," Karen Hart said.
As time ges n, the fiends yu were in cntact with after high schl slwly dwindle. Peple embark n different pathways and g different directins. Briana Lpez, Class f 2008 graduate and current substitute teacher, said, "I am currently in cntact with tw high schl friends. I think the friendship experiences I had in high schl shaped wh I am because I learned t be pen-minded and be friend all kinds f peple. I learned t see peple fr wh they are, nt what they wear r wh they hang ut with. I learned mst f all hw t be a gd friend."
High schl is a small percentage f yur life, but it has a huge impact n wh yu will becme and where yu will g. Friendships and relatinships help mld wh yu are, be they gd r bad. Lessns are brught, and lessns are learned. If yu are currently dealing amngst high schl drama, ask yurself: In five years, will this really matter?
63. The authr mentined "High Schl Musical" and "Grease" in paragraph 2 mainly t shw .
A. such mvies are quite ppular amng grwn-ups
B. teenage viewers expect perfect schl friendships
C. high schl friends always becme lifelng friends
D. high schl relatinships are nt ideally prtrayed
64. If Lily, a 16-year-ld high schl student finds difficulty dealing with high schl drama, which f the fllwing tip might be helpful?
A. Ask herself: "In five years, is it a big deal?"
B. Pay clse attentin t the prblem facing her.
C. Treat failed friendships equally as genuine nes.
D. Feel wrried abut "this is the end f the wrld".
65. The underlined wrd "dwindle" (Line 1, Paragraph 5) is clsest in meaning t .
A. decrease in size, amunt value, r degree
B. return t a nrmal cnditin after difficulty
C. becme greater, mre serius r mre extreme
D. imprve smething and make it mre successful
66. Accrding t the passage, hw d high schl friendships impact an individual?
A. Exclusive friends help ne grw and live a pleasant life.
B. One tends t judge peple based n appearance and style.
C. They may shape ne's persnality and paths in the future.
D. Psitive friends reach ut t help avid high schl drama.
Sectin C
Directins: Cmplete the fllwing passage by using the sentences in the bx Each sentence can nly be used nce. Nte that there are tw sentences mre than yu need.
What time d schls typically start? It depends n where they are. Sme schls start early——at 7 a. m. in Brazil. In France, schls start at 8. In Australia, schls pen their drs an hur later, at 9 a. m. In the U. S., schedules vary, but many pening schl bells ring befre 8.
S is an earlier r a later start time better? Fr years, this has been debated. 67 They have lng said that asking teens t shw up t class befre 8:00 a. m. isn't gd fr their health r their reprt cards.
In recent years, 70 districts acrss the U. S. have als changed their hurs. Supprters f this idea expect that mre schl districts will fllw. One reasn fr the later start times is that peple have mstly stpped debating the science that supprts it.
In 2014, the American Academy f Pediatrics released a statement regarding schl start times. Starting later isn't the cure fr all teen health and academic prblems, the AAP said. 68 “Essentially, acrss the bard, any area that yu lk at imprves pretty dramatically ”with later schl start times, said an expert. In fact, research frm cuntries arund the wrld cnfirms that adlescents wh get enugh sleep are healthier verall. They als d better in schl.
S why dn't teens —wh need abut nine hurs f sleep each night—just g t bed earlier? Researcher Paul Kelley frm the University f Oxfrd in England says that adlescents experience a change in their bilgical clcks. 69 Teens are als wired t wake up later in the mrning. Therefre, Kelley says, early wake times can cause teens t be shrt n sleep.
S why dn't all high schls start later? The bstacles are ften financial. In the U. S., public schls in St. Paul, Minnesta, delayed the adptin f later start times fr all its high schl students because f transprtatin issues. It wuld have cst St. Paul abut $8 millin t buy the additinal buses needed, explained Jackie Statum Allen, assistant directr fr strategic planning and plice. 70
IV. Summary Writing
Directins: Read the fllwing passage. Summarize the main idea and the main pint(s) f the passage in n mre than 60 wrds. Use yur wn wrds as far as pssible.
It is a cmmn sight n campus r in the streets: a yung persn rides by n an electric scter, traveling quickly and prudly. But Beijing's traffic authrities have said that starting nSept.5, peple wh are caught riding electric scters n public rads r bicycle lanes will be fined 10 yuan. They will als be given a warning nt t use the vehicles n public rads again.
The annuncement was made after traffic plice in Shanghai started a campaign t get electric scters ff public rads, with plice fficers stpping riders because the scters culd cause traffic prblems.
The Beijing Cnsumer Assciatin said it had tested mre than 20 electric scters f different brands recently and fund that mst had substandard brakes. It added that 16 f the tested scters culd g faster than the maximum 20 km per hur set fr electric bikes. Accrding t the traffic plice, peple wh ride electric scters at certain speed s can easily bump int the vehicles in the vehicle lane and hurt peple wh walk in the bicycle lanes.
But seeing the benefits that electric scters have brught t yung peple, experts are wrried that the ban may take effect slwly.
Electric scters are a great answer t the 'last mile prblem' f getting frm a public transprt statin t ne's hme. They're light enugh t thrw ver yur shulder. They're easy t ride just abut anywhere and dn't need a lt f physical effrt. The scter can travel 25 km n ne charge. It's cnvenient and easy t cntrl.
They are als gd fr envirnment. Unlike cars and buses, electric scters prduce n carbn dixide, need n fuel and make almst n nise.
Fr many yung peple, they use them t cpy cl celebrities they have seen in vides.
V. Translatin
Directins: Translate the fllwing sentences int English, using the wrds given in the brackets.
72. 医疗人员敦促游客们时刻戴好口罩。(urge)
73. 缺乏足够的训练让他与金牌失之交臂。(cst)
74. 抱怨环境是没有意义的，因为真正重要的是自己足够强大。(pint)
75. 国庆假期里为减少浪费，不少酒店推出了“不提供一次性牙刷”的创新举措。(ffer)
VI. Guided Writing
Directins: Write an English cmpsitin in 120-150 wrds accrding t the instructins given belw in Chinese.
巴黎奥运会将于2024年举行， 目前正在招募志愿者，假设你是明启中学的学生吴磊，对加入志愿者服务队非常感兴趣。请你写一封邮件给组委会(Organizing Cmmittee)， 申请加入志愿者服务队，并结合自身的优势阐明理由。
邮件内容需包括：
1.写邮件给组委会的目的；
2.申请加入志愿者服务队的理由。A. Schls put a plan in place fr a later start time after the district listened t parent feedback.
B. It wuld be much better t put that mney int the classrm rather than the gas tank.
C. As a result, they naturally fall asleep later at night than many parents wuld like.
D. Nw, mre U. S. schl districts are beginning t take the advice f scientists.
E. Many are cncerned that a later schl day will cause prblems.
F. But it can imprve students' lives in many ways.
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I. Listening Cmprehensin
Sectin A
Directins: In Sectin A, yu will hear ten shrt cnversatins between tw speakers. At the end f each cnversatin, a questin will be asked abut what was said. The cnversatins and the questins will be spken nly nce. After yu hear a cnversatin and the questin abut it, read the fur pssible answers n yur paper, and decide which ne is the best answer t the questin yu have heard.
1. A. Excited. B. Exhausted. C. Bred. D. Dissatisfied.
2. A.7:00. B.7:10. C.9:10. D.9:00.
3. A. A ck. B. A waitress C. A saleswman. D. A shp assistant.
4. A. At an art gallery. B. In a wrk shp.
C. At a gas statin. D. In a department stre.
5. A. He hasn't had a chance t meet Kathy yet.
B. He didn't knw that Kathy was being mved.
C. Kathy had already tld him the news.
D. His new ffice will be lcated in New Yrk.
6. A. The man wants t g t Vancuver. B. The wman wants t g t Trnt.
C. There are n flights t Trnt. D. There are tw direct flights t Trnt.
7. A. She shuld d mre careful wrk.
B. Gerge des nt care abut her.
C. She is nt cncerned abut Gerge's remarks.
D. Gerge shuldn't have said much abut her.
8. A. She can't affrd that much fr a trip.
B. She is frtunate t have made a lt f mney.
C. She desn't think 15,000 dllars is enugh fr the trip.
D. She cnsiders 15,000 dllars nly a small sum f mney.
9. A. Playing tennis. B. Writing a term paper.
C. Hlding a meeting. D. Gathering materials.
10. A. The man was seriusly injured in the car accident.
B. The man had pr imaginatin because f the car accident.
C. The man wasn't wearing the seat belt when the accident happened.
D. The man's daughter advised him t wear the seat belt befre he left hme.更多免费优质滋元可 家 威杏 MXSJ663 Sectin B
Directins: In Sectin B, yu will hear tw shrt passages and ne cnversatin. Yu will be asked three questins n each f the passages and fur questins fr the cnversatin. The passages and cnversatin will be read twice, but the questins will be spken nly nce. When yu hear a questin, read the fur pssible answers n yur paper and decide which ne wuld be the best answer t the questin yu have heard.
Questins 11 thrugh 13 are based n the fllwing passage.
11. A. Future researchers. B. Cmpany emplyees.
C. Cllege students. D. Successful artists.
12. A. T teach the listeners hw t wrk hard.
B. T enable the listeners t get better salaries.
C. T encurage the listeners t seize pprtunities.
D. T prepare the listeners t get better jbs.
13. A. Kindness. B. Willingness. C. Diligence. D. Interest.
Questins 14 thrugh 16 are based n the fllwing passage.
14. A. The benefits f walking. B. The imprtance f keeping fit.
C. The way f frming a habit. D. The pssibility f excising regularly.
15. A. Because it needs much thinking.
B. Because peple needn't cncentrate n it.
C. Because it is suitable fr everyne.
D. Because peple can imprve their memry.
16. A. It is the easiest way t lse weight. B. It can be made part f peple’s life.
C. It prevents peple suffering frm cancers. D. It can make peple's hearts strnger.
Questins 17 thrugh 20 are based n the fllwing cnversatin.
17. A. He has just been back frm Suth America.
B. He has been burnt fr a few hurs.
C. He has been ding schl wrk all night.
D. He has been surfing the Internet fr lng.
18. A. T lk fr infrmatin fr his prject.
B. T meet new friends in the net chatrm.
C. T release pressure frm heavy wrk.
D. T lk fr smething interesting fr pleasure.
19. A. Quite a few sites are just ld event calendars.
B. It's a waste f time t surf the Internet.
C. A lt f infrmatin can be fund.
D. A lt f friends can be made n the Internet.
20. A. It takes lng t find things because f many useless sites.
B. It's hardly the best surce f infrmatin available.
C. It is hard t start chatting with thers in the chatrm.
D. Peple spend much time talking abut ther interests.
II. Grammar and Vcabulary
Sectin A
Directins: After reading the passage belw, fill in the blanks t make the passage cherent and grammatically crrect. Fr the blanks with a given wrd, fill in each blank with the prper frm f the given wrd; fr the tller blanks, use ne wrd that best fits each blank.
A Gd Samaritan(助人为乐者) Saves Bride's Big Day
In a heartwarming display f kindness and gd frtune, a passerby came t the rescue f a bride whse wedding day nearly tk an unexpected turn fr the wrse 21 her car brke dwn n the way t the church.
Sharn Travers was n her way t the ceremny at Cults Parish Church in Aberdeen, Sctland, 22 (exchange) vws with her future husband, Martin Kelly. Hwever, just when it seemed like the universe was ging t be against her, a Gd Samaritan emerged t ensure that 23 she expected in her dream wedding kept perfect.
The car Triumph Stag 24 (invent) in the 1870s, in which Sharn was traveling, decided t play 25 wn part in the wedding drama when it suddenly came t stp n the rad. At that time, Sharn's driver prmptly stpped the first passing car 26 turned ut t be driven by Alan Knwles, a name that wuld sn be remembered in the bride's memry. 27 her rescuer. Withut hesitatin, Alan agreed t drive the distressed bride-t-be t the church.
Fllwing the successful rescue missin, Sharn 28 hardly restrain her gratitude. She hugged her newfund her, 29 (thank) him deeply. Hwever, n md swings at that mment, she frgt t inquire abut his name.
Thanks t the pwer f scial media and a cmmunity-driven appeal, the annymus(匿名的) Gd Samaritan 30 (identify) successfully.
"I'm glad the bride managed t get t the church n time," Alan said.
"I just really want t say thank yu," Sharn respnded. "I'm nw laughing abut it, but I certainly wasn't at the time. I'm s grateful. It was such a fantastic mment."
Sectin B
Directins: Cmplete the passage with the wrds in the bx. Each wrd can nly be used nce. Nte that there is ne wrd mre than yu need.
A. shifting B. lk C. affrdable D. recvery E. negative F. assciated
G destinatins H. respnse I. recycling J. prir K. investigated
Birth Rates and Hme Values: A Clser Lk
Dn't peple in expensive places always have fewer children? Desn't 31 research shw a psitive relatinship between hme value gains and higher fertility?
In a recent research brief, Zillw has brught attentin t the surprising cntinued decline f Americans' birth rates, despite the strng ecnmic 32 since 2012. The pst triggered a number f fllw-up questins n scial media and elsewhere. Zillw Research als published a new 33 at Census and Zillw data that the decisins t mve and t have kids are twisted fr many peple.
Dn't peple in expensive places always have fewer children? Yes, but what the first research brief 34 is nt the crss-sectinal crrelatin f birth rates and hme values, but the percentage changes in each variable after the ecnmy declines. Tday, cities like New Yrk are knwn as 35 fr highly-educated yung peple wh may be mre likely t delay starting families.
The new finding is that cunties that already had lw birth rates fr yung adults in 2010 saw their birth rates fall further, and the degree t which they did was crrelated with the degree t which their hme values rse. One way t explain bth these facts is that sme peple are 36 tward very expensive husing markets requiring high-pay careers with belated r reduced childbearing, while thers prefer husing markets where it is mre 37 t have children and buy a huse big enugh fr the whle family. In that backgrund, peple mving t mre affrdable areas will have mre children and thse in less affrdable areas will have fewer. What abut prir research that shws a psitive crrelatin between grwth in hme values and fertility? While the 38 crss-sectinal relatinship was well-knwn, previus research actually shwed a psitive relatinship between changes in hme prices and birth rates. Arecent article n the subject by ecnmists Lisa J. Dettling and Melissa S. Kearney fund that a$10,000 hme value increase was 39 with a 0.8 percent increase in fertility. This riginated frm their subtler findings that nn-hmewners have fewer babies in 40 t higher prices, while existing hmewners raise their birth rates.
Their estimates fund a turning pint: when hmewnership is belw abut 32.4 percent ,rising hme values d, in fact, reduce birth rates. In ther wrds, falling births reacting t rise hme values wuld nw be cnsistent with Dettling and Kearney's findings.
III. Reading Cmprehensin
Sectin A
Directins: Fr each blank in the fllwing passage there are fur wrds r phrases marked A,B,C and D. Fill in each blank with the wrd r phrase that best fits the cntext.
Fr many peple tday, reading is n lnger relaxatin. T keep up their wrk they must read letters, reprts, trade publicatins, interffice cmmunicatins, nt t mentin newspapers and magazines; a never-ending fld f wrds. In getting a jb advancing, the ability t read and cmprehend 41 can mean the difference between success and failure. Yet the unfrtunate fact is that mst f us are 42 readers. Mst f us develp pr reading habits at an early age, and never 43 them. The main shrtage lies in the actual stuff f language itself–wrds. Taken individually, wrds have little 44 until they are cmbined tgether int phrases, sentences and paragraphs. Unfrtunately, 45 , the untrained reader des nt read grups f wrds. He reads ne wrd at a time with difficulty, ften regressing t 46 wrds r passages. Regressin, namely, the tendency t lk back ver what yu have just read, is a cmmn 47 habit in reading. Anther bad habit which 48 the speed f reading is vcalizatin-sunding each wrd either 49 r mentally as ne reads.
T vercme these bad habits, sme reading clinics use a device called an acceleratr, which mves a bar (r curtain) dwn the page at a predetermined speed. The bar is set a slightly 50 rate than the reader finds cmfrtable, in rder t " 51 " him. The acceleratr frces the reader t read fast, making wrd-by-wrd reading, regressin and sub-vcalizatin, practically 52 . At first cmprehensin is 53 speed. But when yu learn t read ideas and cncepts, yu will nt nly read faster, but yur cmprehensin will imprve. Many peple have fund their reading skill 54 imprved after sme training. Take Charles Au, a business manager, fr instance, his reading rate was a reasnably gd 172 wrds a minute befre the training, nw it is an excellent 1,378 wrds a minute. He is delighted that nw he can g thrugh a lt mre reading material in a(n) 55 perid f time.
41. A. thrughly B. silently C. quickly D. vaguely
42. A. casual B. pr C. efficient D. curius
43. A. acquire B. cultivate C. practice D. kick
44. A. meaning B. frmatin C. prnunciatin D. transfrmatin
45. A. mrever B. hwever C. smehw D. therefre
46. A. recite B. rewrite C. reuse D. reread
47. A. hrrible B. incurable C. scial D. viewing
48. A. achieves B. gains C. measures D. reduces
49. A. physically B. rally C. quietly D. repeatedly
50. A. better B. steadier C. lwer D. faster
51. A. distract B. embarrass C. stretch D. interest
52. A. demanding B. impssible C. reasnable D. useful
53. A. sacrificed fr B. matched with C. applied t D. substituted fr
54. A. slightly B. hardly C. dramatically D. subcnsciusly
55. A. indefinite B. lengthy C. limited D. set
Sectin B
Directins: Read the fllwing three passages. Each passage is fllwed by several questins r unfinished statements. Fr each f them there are fur chices marked A, B, C and D. Chse the ne that fit s best accrding t the infrmatin given in the passage yu have just read.
(A)
T be hnest. I've been missing the nline shpping experience in China since I mved t the US fur years ag. S when I nticed Shein becming mainstream in the US ver the past few years, I thugh, Great! I finally have a Taha replacement! S I went n my first Shein jurney in August 2022.
But smewhere alng the way, I started questining why I enjy this particular kind f shpping, and als what it means fr an e-cmmerce platfrm t ffer endless deals.
T be fair, there are Shein purchases that I've really enjyed, like a $2 nyln watchband that feels better than my riginal Apple Watch band. I als think peple shuld be able t chse quantity and price ver quality, because the idea f demanding that peple nly buy premium prducts feels unrealistic.
But as it turns ut, I've finally started t see thrugh the illusin (错觉) f Shein-like platfrms. T get these ccasinal incredible deals, yu are encuraged t shp much mre than is necessary r even reasnable. This illusin has wrked fr a lng time and fr a lt f peple, including me! But it's becme harder and harder t ignre the envirnmental cnsequences f my purchases, and the ways in which platfrms trick peple int buying mre and mre.
And I dn't think I'm the nly ne experiencing that awakening. Bradly speaking, I think sciety is slwly but surely shifting tward recgnizing the climate impact f mass-prduced cheap gds. While these cnversatins have yet t happen as widely and furiusly in China, cmpanies like Taba and Shein will inevitably have t answer the questin f whether their business mdel is sustainable fr everyne—r nly fr themselves. S where are they beading frm here? There's certainly a lt f sul-searching fr the industry t d.
And I'm ding sme sul-searching f my wn.
56. Why des the authr mentin a "$2 nyln watchband"?
A. T cmpare it with her riginal band.
B. T shw her satisfactin with Shein.
C. T persuade readers t buy it.
D. T shw its cheapness.
57. What des the underlined wrd "premium" mean in the third paragraph?
A. High-quantity. B. High-quality.
C. Expensive. D. Original.
58. What d the custmers tend t d with the illusin f Shein-like platfrms?
A. They get incredible prducts n sale.
B. They ignre the envirnmental impacts.
C. They ften buy much mre than what they need.
D. They are tricked int buying mre and mre reasnable prducts.
59. What is a cnsequence f endless deals in e-cmmerce platfrms?
A. Envirnmental harm. B. Price reductin.
C. Energy shrtage. D. Wrldwide starvatin.
(B)
The Advice Gap
Advice My Parents Gave Me: G t cllege and majr in what yu lve.
Advice I Will Give My Kids: G t cllege nly if yu'll majr in science, engineering, r mney. It's a depressing jb market, and majring in English literature r anything with the wrd English in it has been useless since 1910s.
My Parents: Never shw up t a party empty-handed.
Me: Never shw up t a party. Send a text t the hst twenty minutes befre the party starts t say that yu're "s srry " t cancel but yur stmach is feeling "weird."
My Parents: T find a jb, walk int the ffices f ABC News's "This Week with Gerge
Stephanpuls" and ask fr ne.
Me: Apply t jbs via LinkedIn, Zip-Recruiter, r yur cnnectins. Write a cver letter and attach yur résumé, then manually enter the same infrmatin thrugh the cmpany's prtal, which lks as thugh it were designed in Micrsft Paint. D this twenty times a day fr tw years, and yu're bund t make it t a third rund f phne interview s befre getting ghsted.
My Parents: Learn the difference between a 401(k)(an emplyer-spnsred defined-cntributin pensin accunt) and a Rth I. R. A. (a special retirement accunt) s that yu can start investing early.
Me: Learn the difference between a 401(k) and a Rth I. R. A. s that yu can explain it t me.
My Parents: Never wait t d yur taxes.
Me: If yu wait lng enugh t d yur taxes, there might be a glbal crisis that frces the federal gvernment t extend the deadline: Then yu can wait sme mre and d them right befre the new deadline.
My Parents: Wrk hard s yu can save fr retirement.
Me: Retirement is smething yu'll read abut in yur histry bks under the tile "Abstract Ideas."
My Parents: When we're gne, lk after yur siblings and never fight with them ver mney!
Me: When I'm gne, clear my brwser histry. Dn't quarrel with yur siblings ver wh gets my mnthly ten-cent payments frm Medium (an American nline publishing platfrm).
60. Why d yu think the authr has written this passage?
A. T present a better guide fr yung peple tday.
B. T demnstrate the cntemprary generatin gap.
C. T exhibit his capability f living a wrthy life.
D. T shw his annyance with his parents' advice.
61. Which f the fllwing suggestins is the authr mst LIKELY t agree with?
A. Siblings shuldn't fight with each ther ver whether t prtect their gne parents' privacy.
B. Science majrs shuldn't be favred ver thse related t English in cllege.
C. Jb seekers shuld try varius means and prepare fr depressing prspects.
D. Yu shuld check yur stmach first befre texting t the hst f a party.
62. When it cmes t finances, the authr may hld the idea that .
A. saving fr retirement may be a thing f the past
B. the yunger generatin may inherit the legacy f their parents' payment bills frm Medium in the future
C. the knwledge abut a 401(k) and a Rth I. R. A is s significant fr early investment that children shuld have a gd knwledge f it by themselves
D. ding taxes is abslutely urgent, even allwing fr unpredictable ecnmic cnditins
(C)
Since teenage friendships are ften a never-ending revlving dr f gssip between peers, what can be said abut high schl friendships? Hw lng can they last utside f high schl? And hw des ne affect an individual?
Grwing up with mvies such as "High Schl Musical" and "Grease", which prtrayed the ideal high schl friendships, we smetimes have the expectatin f having a perfect relatinship, staying in cntact after graduatin, pssibly even graduating frm cllege tgether and becming lifelng friends.
Chances are that yu may experience genuine and pure friendships but still encunter failed nes, s high schl is a time t think abut what kind f peple yu d and d nt want in yur life. Althugh mst adults see high schl drama as silly, teenagers can be in the "this is the end f the wrld" mindset when it cmes t minr incnvenience. Mst teens have nt realized the big questin when dealing with high schl prblems: In five years, will this still matter? It is hard t lk at the big picture when the prblems are in frnt f yu, which is understandable. Hwever, mst teens need a mment t weigh and questin if the prblem matters in the lng run.
"In the end, the friends wh are inclusive and nly want t see yu happy and successful are the nes that really matter. Thse peple have helped me grw as a persn. Dram a is drama, and there's n way t get arund it, but if yu fcus n thse psitive peple, yu are sure t live a happy life scially and individually," Karen Hart said.
As time ges n, the fiends yu were in cntact with after high schl slwly dwindle. Peple embark n different pathways and g different directins. Briana Lpez, Class f 2008 graduate and current substitute teacher, said, "I am currently in cntact with tw high schl friends. I think the friendship experiences I had in high schl shaped wh I am because I learned t be pen-minded and be friend all kinds f peple. I learned t see peple fr wh they are, nt what they wear r wh they hang ut with. I learned mst f all hw t be a gd friend."
High schl is a small percentage f yur life, but it has a huge impact n wh yu will becme and where yu will g. Friendships and relatinships help mld wh yu are, be they gd r bad. Lessns are brught, and lessns are learned. If yu are currently dealing amngst high schl drama, ask yurself: In five years, will this really matter?
63. The authr mentined "High Schl Musical" and "Grease" in paragraph 2 mainly t shw .
A. such mvies are quite ppular amng grwn-ups
B. teenage viewers expect perfect schl friendships
C. high schl friends always becme lifelng friends
D. high schl relatinships are nt ideally prtrayed
64. If Lily, a 16-year-ld high schl student finds difficulty dealing with high schl drama, which f the fllwing tip might be helpful?
A. Ask herself: "In five years, is it a big deal?"
B. Pay clse attentin t the prblem facing her.
C. Treat failed friendships equally as genuine nes.
D. Feel wrried abut "this is the end f the wrld".
65. The underlined wrd "dwindle" (Line 1, Paragraph 5) is clsest in meaning t .
A. decrease in size, amunt value, r degree
B. return t a nrmal cnditin after difficulty
C. becme greater, mre serius r mre extreme
D. imprve smething and make it mre successful
66. Accrding t the passage, hw d high schl friendships impact an individual?
A. Exclusive friends help ne grw and live a pleasant life.
B. One tends t judge peple based n appearance and style.
C. They may shape ne's persnality and paths in the future.
D. Psitive friends reach ut t help avid high schl drama.
Sectin C
Directins: Cmplete the fllwing passage by using the sentences in the bx Each sentence can nly be used nce. Nte that there are tw sentences mre than yu need.
What time d schls typically start? It depends n where they are. Sme schls start early——at 7 a. m. in Brazil. In France, schls start at 8. In Australia, schls pen their drs an hur later, at 9 a. m. In the U. S., schedules vary, but many pening schl bells ring befre 8.
S is an earlier r a later start time better? Fr years, this has been debated. 67 They have lng said that asking teens t shw up t class befre 8:00 a. m. isn't gd fr their health r their reprt cards.
In recent years, 70 districts acrss the U. S. have als changed their hurs. Supprters f this idea expect that mre schl districts will fllw. One reasn fr the later start times is that peple have mstly stpped debating the science that supprts it.
In 2014, the American Academy f Pediatrics released a statement regarding schl start times. Starting later isn't the cure fr all teen health and academic prblems, the AAP said. 68 “Essentially, acrss the bard, any area that yu lk at imprves pretty dramatically ”with later schl start times, said an expert. In fact, research frm cuntries arund the wrld cnfirms that adlescents wh get enugh sleep are healthier verall. They als d better in schl.
S why dn't teens —wh need abut nine hurs f sleep each night—just g t bed earlier? Researcher Paul Kelley frm the University f Oxfrd in England says that adlescents experience a change in their bilgical clcks. 69 Teens are als wired t wake up later in the mrning. Therefre, Kelley says, early wake times can cause teens t be shrt n sleep.
S why dn't all high schls start later? The bstacles are ften financial. In the U. S., public schls in St. Paul, Minnesta, delayed the adptin f later start times fr all its high schl students because f transprtatin issues. It wuld have cst St. Paul abut $8 millin t buy the additinal buses needed, explained Jackie Statum Allen, assistant directr fr strategic planning and plice. 70
IV. Summary Writing
Directins: Read the fllwing passage. Summarize the main idea and the main pint(s) f the passage in n mre than 60 wrds. Use yur wn wrds as far as pssible.
It is a cmmn sight n campus r in the streets: a yung persn rides by n an electric scter, traveling quickly and prudly. But Beijing's traffic authrities have said that starting nSept.5, peple wh are caught riding electric scters n public rads r bicycle lanes will be fined 10 yuan. They will als be given a warning nt t use the vehicles n public rads again.
The annuncement was made after traffic plice in Shanghai started a campaign t get electric scters ff public rads, with plice fficers stpping riders because the scters culd cause traffic prblems.
The Beijing Cnsumer Assciatin said it had tested mre than 20 electric scters f different brands recently and fund that mst had substandard brakes. It added that 16 f the tested scters culd g faster than the maximum 20 km per hur set fr electric bikes. Accrding t the traffic plice, peple wh ride electric scters at certain speed s can easily bump int the vehicles in the vehicle lane and hurt peple wh walk in the bicycle lanes.
But seeing the benefits that electric scters have brught t yung peple, experts are wrried that the ban may take effect slwly.
Electric scters are a great answer t the 'last mile prblem' f getting frm a public transprt statin t ne's hme. They're light enugh t thrw ver yur shulder. They're easy t ride just abut anywhere and dn't need a lt f physical effrt. The scter can travel 25 km n ne charge. It's cnvenient and easy t cntrl.
They are als gd fr envirnment. Unlike cars and buses, electric scters prduce n carbn dixide, need n fuel and make almst n nise.
Fr many yung peple, they use them t cpy cl celebrities they have seen in vides.
V. Translatin
Directins: Translate the fllwing sentences int English, using the wrds given in the brackets.
72. 医疗人员敦促游客们时刻戴好口罩。(urge)
73. 缺乏足够的训练让他与金牌失之交臂。(cst)
74. 抱怨环境是没有意义的，因为真正重要的是自己足够强大。(pint)
75. 国庆假期里为减少浪费，不少酒店推出了“不提供一次性牙刷”的创新举措。(ffer)
VI. Guided Writing
Directins: Write an English cmpsitin in 120-150 wrds accrding t the instructins given belw in Chinese.
巴黎奥运会将于2024年举行， 目前正在招募志愿者，假设你是明启中学的学生吴磊，对加入志愿者服务队非常感兴趣。请你写一封邮件给组委会(Organizing Cmmittee)， 申请加入志愿者服务队，并结合自身的优势阐明理由。
邮件内容需包括：
1.写邮件给组委会的目的；
2.申请加入志愿者服务队的理由。A. Schls put a plan in place fr a later start time after the district listened t parent feedback.
B. It wuld be much better t put that mney int the classrm rather than the gas tank.
C. As a result, they naturally fall asleep later at night than many parents wuld like.
D. Nw, mre U. S. schl districts are beginning t take the advice f scientists.
E. Many are cncerned that a later schl day will cause prblems.
F. But it can imprve students' lives in many ways.
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