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上海市宝山区2023-2024学年高三上学期期末教学质量监测试卷英语试卷（含答案）
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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 a 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.
A. $20.B. $40.C. $60.D. $80.
A. In a language lab.B. In a health center.C. In a museum.D. In a bkstre.
A. On the bed.B. In the wardrbe.C. Under the lamp.D. Near the map.
A. Shp assistant and custmer. B. Husband and wife.
Clleagues.D. Neighbrs.
A. He agrees with the wman n schl life.
B. He has much change after ging t cllege.
C. He dislikes his life n campus.
D. He has remained the same since last year.
6. A. He is lining up.
B. He is jumping the queue unknwingly.
C. He is cmplaining f the lng queue.
D. He is standing behind the wman.
7.A. Using cre vcabulary.
B. Having a general knwledge f grammar.
C. Remembering mre wrds.
D. Cncentrating n the key wrds.
8.A. She has failed in the final exams.
B. She shuld fcus n her study.
C. She shuld nt have been anxius.
D. She shuldn't take t many curses.
9.A. Ask his mum t pay fr his study.
B. D sme part-time jbs.
C. Transfer t anther schl next semester.
D. Talk abut it with his mum.
10.A. It is full f nnsense.
B. It can hardly aruse the wman's interest.
C. It shuld be lent t mre peple.
D. It is appealing t him.
Sectin B
Directins: In Sectin B, yu will hear tw passages and ne lnger cnversatin. After each passage r cnversatin, yu will be asked several questins. 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 is the best answer t the questin yu have heard.
Questins 11 thrugh 13 are based n the fllwing passage.
A. A naturalist.B. A z specialist.
C. A TV reprter.D. A nurse.
A. They are gentle and shy. B. They are lng-armed man-eaters
C. They are gd at smile frm ear t ear. D. They are fierce animals.
13.A. Many species in the wrld may die ut.
B. A gd example can be fllwed t preserve wildlife.
C. Wmen are encuraged t wrk fr zs.
D. Our wrld is nt safe tday.
Questins 14 thrugh 16 are based n the fllwing passage.
14.A. Industrial management.B. Educatinal subjects.
C. Vcatinal subjects.D. Cmputer-aided design.
15. A. Admissins Tutrs.B. Persns in the infrmatin ffice.
C. Careers' tutrs.D. Persns in the library.
16. A. Freign language. B. Wrk experience.
C. Educatinal backgrund.D. Students' talent.
Questins 17 thrugh 20 are based n the fllwing cnversatin.
A. Because they usually set fires at a wedding ceremny.
Because peple wh receive them will give the cuple a red envelp with mney.
Because they lk like small bmbs in a red envelp.
Because Chinese peple lve red clr especially at their wedding ceremnies.
A. They ften refer t a gift registry frm the bride and grm.
They directly ask the bride and grm fr sme advice.
They usually buy whatever they like themselves.
They prefer t buy sme special and expensive gifts.
A. They have t prmise t be respnsible fr their family.
They ften prmise t take care f each ther's parents.
They usually prmise t lve and care fr each ther.
They need prmise t bring a happy life t the ther.
A. Chinese lve alchl while Americans prefer wine instead.
Chinese tast with dishes but Americans tast with a cake.
In China peple tast after dancing but in U.S. peple tend t tast befre dancing.
D. In China the bride and grm tast the guests while in U.S. guests tast the cuple.
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 ther blanks, use ne wrd that best fits each blank.
When peple need t make imprtant decisins, ne f their first steps is usually t cllect infrmatin abut the issue at hand. And the mre crucial the decisin is, the mre infrmatin peple r businesses and rganizatins usually want. (21) _____ cmputers are capable f cllecting and analyzing far mre infrmatin than human beings, it makes sense that rganizatins wuld use them fr this purpse. This use and analysis f large amunts f infrmatin is knwn as big data.
T decide if data sets cunt as big data, they are evaluated using three standards, (22) _____ (knw) as "the three Vs." The first is vlume: Big data invlves large amunts f data, mst f (23) _____ cmes withut structure r rganizatin. The secnd is velcity meaning speed: Big data is received quickly because it ften reaches the prgrams that use it directly frm the internet. Many f these prgrams (24) _____ (design) t adapt t changes in the data quickly as well. Finally, big data ffers (25) _____ (great) variety than traditinal data, including mre unstructured data. Because f the three Vs, human analysts can nly wrk with big data with the help f cmputer prgrams designed t manage it.
Businesses can use big data t help understand their custmers, either as a grup r individually. Fr example, sme (26) _____ (stream) websites rely n big data t suggest music r televisin fferings tailred t the user's interests. Big data can als help cmpanies decide hw much inventry (库存) they need s that they dn't waste mney prducing and string prducts that custmers (27) _____ nt buy.
In healthcare, prgrammers (28) _____ (develp) tls t help dctrs and patients t make medical decisins using big data. This can prcess infrmatin abut specific patients frm at-hme medical devices such as heart-rate mnitrs.
Gvernments can use big data (29) _____ (plan) efficient public transprtatin systems and identify rads that need maintenance. When used fr this purpse, big data is nt cntrversial. But sme ppse ther uses f big data by gvernments (30) _____ _____ _____ they might impact n citizens' privacy in an attempt t cntrl behavir.
Big data can be a useful tl fr many types f rganizatins that seek t use it t make better decisins t benefit peple.
Sectin B
Directins: Cmplete the fllwing passage by using the wrds in the bx. Each wrd can nly be used nce. Nte that there is ne wrd mre than yu need.
Peple tend t think that prductivity invlves ding several things at nce, but accrding t Cal Newprt, the secret t success is the ppsite f multitasking. Newprt is the authr f Deep Wrk, a bk that describes the benefits f fcusing n ne thing and ding it with 31 .
Newprt defines deep wrk as "the ability t fcus withut 32 n a cgnitively (认知地) demanding task." It's the ppsite f shallw wrk, which is made up f simple tasks that are usually 33 while distracted.
Accrding t Newprt, deep wrk is a(n) 34 skill in tday's ecnmy. It allws yu t learn difficult things quickly and prduce at a high level. Mst peple are distracted when they wrk, s yu learn t wrk withut distractin, that gives yu 35 . Deep wrk enables yu t prduce t the best f yur ability and acquire new skills quickly. Develping excellence in ne's craft can be a deeply 36 try. But deep wrk itself is als a skill, which means the mre time yu spend at it, the easier it gets. Mrever, if yu nly wrk at a shallw level, yur ability t d deep wrk decreases.
S hw d yu cnduct deep wrk int yur wrk life r yur studies? It's essentially imprtant t 37 deep wrk int yur day. Otherwise, it's easy t let yur time fill up with shallw wrk. Newprt recmmends ding deep wrk as yur first task f the day. That way yu get it dne befre distractins build up. Shallw wrk des need t get dne, but if yu save it fr later in the day, yu can get yur deep wrk dne, t.
Scheduling deep wrk sessins fr the same time every day can turn them int a habit. This makes it easier t spend time n them.
Because deep wrk is by definitin cgnitively demanding, yu wn't be able t d it all day. Beginners can usually nly fcus n deep wrk fr 38 an hur, and even experts have truble ging mre than fur hurs. S set 39 gals fr yurself. If yu really fcus, yu'll be surprised at hw much yu accmplish in a few hurs.
By fcusing n 40 sessins f deep wrk, yu can get mre dne in less time and feel mre satisfied.
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.
Ideally, childhd is a time f grwth and learning, preparing fr adulthd and als having fun. But fr many children arund the wrld, this time is cut shrt when they are frced t wrk, smetimes in dangerus cnditins. 41 , the United Natins (U.N.), sme natinal gvernments and ther rganizatins 42 June 12 as the annual Wrld Day Against Child Labr.
As f 2020, arund 160 millin children wrked as child labrers, which means that ne child in 10 was a child labrer. 43 , child labr has decreased ver the past 20 years, but in recent years, this prgress has stpped. Child labr is 44 frm rdinary husewrk, helping with a family business r (fr lder children) wrking t earn pcket mney when nt in schl. Wrk dne by children is 45 as child labr when it harms the child physically, mentally, scially r 46 , r when it prevents the child's educatin.
Abut 79 millin children are engaged in hazardus child labr. Smetimes this means the wrk itself is dangerus because f heavy machinery r expsure t 47 . Hazardus child labr can als invlve harsh cnditins, lng hurs, r 48 t varius kinds f abuse.
The primary gal f the Wrld Day Against Child Labr is raising 49 f the issue and encuraging individuals, rganizatins and gvernments t 50 . Cmbating (打击) child labr is a cmplex task. It invlves scial wrkers wh identify child labrers and take actin t prvide these children and their families with ther 51 . But it als invlves change in cmmunities as a whle, 52 the scial regulatins that can lead adults t make their children wrk.
Child labr and pverty ften g hand in hand as parents feel remving their children frm schl is necessary t earn mney fr their survival. S, measures meant t fight 53 are als tied t preventing child labr. Ensuring that children have quality educatinal pprtunities is als imprtant. If mre pprtunities were 54 , mre parents might give up the immediate benefit f a child's paycheck t give that child an educatin.
Child labr is harmful t children and t cmmunities, since it prevents children frm grwing int healthy, educated citizens wh culd make a(n) 55 in sciety. By highlighting the prblem and ffering a variety f slutins, the Wrld Day Against Child Labr can make the situatin a bit better.
A. In additin B. As a result C. Abve all D. After all
A. recgnize B. discver C. chse D. cnsider
A. Nevertheless B. Therefre C. Overall D. Mrever
A. distinguished B. transferred C. ranged D. evlved
A. evaluated B. classified C. cmbined D. separated
A. sincerely B. negatively C. psitively D. mrally
A. chemicals B. lights C. wastes D. gases
A. harm B. pllutin C. expsure D. danger
A. value B. awareness C. status D. significance
A. take place B. take care C. take ver D. take actin
A. ptins B. questins C. elements D. examples
A. prmting B. urging C. challenging D. adjusting
A. disease B. disaster C. survival D. pverty
A. available B. sustainable C. accessible D. advisable
A. chice B. difference C. effrt D. decisin
Sectin B
Directins: Read the fllwing fur passages. Each passage is fllwed by several questins. Fr each f them there are fur chices marked A, B, C and D. Chse the ne that fits best accrding t the infrmatin given in the passage yu have just read.
(A)
During the Secnd Wrld War, Dr. William Walsh served n a U.S. Navy ship in the Suth Pacific. While serving there, Walsh bserved the pr health cnditins in which the peple f the Suth Pacific lived.
After the war ended in 1945, Walsh funded an rganizatin called Prject Hpe. Its gal was t bring health educatin and care t peple in pr cuntries arund the wrld. In 1958, Walsh cnvinced U.S. President Eisenhwer t allw Prject Hpe t rent a U.S. Navy hspital ship fr just ne dllar a year. Many cmpanies and rdinary peple dnated mney t Prject Hpe. The rganizatin used the funds t turn the navy ship int a civilian hspital ship called the SS Hpe.
During the next 14 years, the SS Hpe traveled t every regin f the wrld. Wherever it went, it prvided health care fr needy peple and helped pr cuntries establish their wn health care systems. In 1974, the SS Hpe was retired frm service, and Prject Hpe began t prvide health care n land instead.
The stry f the SS Hpe inspired Dn and Deyn Stephens t buy a passenger ship in 1978 and transfrm it int anther hspital ship. Since then, their rganizatin, called Mercy Ships, has sent ships equipped with medical supplies and hspital beds arund the wrld. Dctrs vlunteer t travel n these vessels r ships and perfrm free surgeries n peple wh need them. They can crrect peple's visin, straighten bent limbs, remve facial tumrs (肿块) and mre. Mercy Ships als prvides medical equipment fr lcal health clinics and builds medical facilities. In additin, it teaches lcal peple hw t farm their land mre effectively and mre sustainably.
What happened t the SS Hpe in 1974?
It sank unexpectedly.
It was fully repaired.
It launched new services.
D. It ceased peratins.
57. Wh gave Walsh permissin t use a ship fr ne dllar?
A. An entertainer in America.
B. Tw American accuntants.
C. An America's tp plitician.
D. Smart American investrs.
58. What des the article indicate abut surgeries n Mercy Ships' vessels?
A. They put physicians and nurses at risk.
B. They're dne at n charge t patients.
C. They mainly benefit wealthy individuals.
D. They've resulted in serius infectins.
59. Accrding t this article, what d lcal peple learn t d with the aid f Mercy Ships?
A. Make a gd living frm turism.
B. Grw crps with greater success.
C. Manufacture ppular electrnics.
D. Establish educatin institutins.
(B)
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B. He can d the cntests frm tw years ag.
C. He can cntact the cntest rganizers.
D. He can try the mst recent practice cntest.
61. Why did Bridget cntact Ansn?
A. She was checking in n him.
B. She was respnding t his email.
C. She was lking fr infrmatin.
D. She was asking him t pay.
62. When des the fficial cntest take place?
A. It takes place n June 18.B. It takes place n August 7.
C. It takes place n August 12.D. It takes place n August 14.
(C)
Yu cnstantly find yurself aplgizing t a friend when yu've dne nthing wrng. Yu feel yu must bey smene's demands, r they will be upset with yu r even harm yu r themselves. An unclear r specific threat is made that causes yu t fear that smene will reveal a secret r weakness, s yu d what that persn wants. Or perhaps a relative is trying t make yu feel bliged t d smething by saying,"That's what friends r family d fr each ther." They aruse feelings f guilt in yu fr nt meeting their needs.
If yu have had experience with any f these cases, then yu are the victim f emtinal blackmail (勒索). This style f handle cntrls yu thrugh yur emtins. Fear, bligatin and guilt - FOG - are used by an emtinal blackmailer t get what they want frm peple.
Anyne - a friend, clleague, parent, partner r ther family members - culd be that persn. Their demands are intended t cntrl their victim's behavir in unhealthy methds. Intentinal r unintentinal, if yur needs are always brushed aside in favr f the ther persn's, things need t change.
Dr. Susan Frward identifies six stages in emtinal blackmail. Implied r bvius demands cme first. "I dn't think yu shuld d things with that persn. They're nt gd fr yu." After this kind f statement, the ball is in the victim's curt, s stage tw is resistance. The victim ften avids the blackmailer r suggests alternatives instead f saying n. Stage three is persistent pressure by the blackmailer: "If we were really friends, yu'd d it." Stage fur invlves threats: "If yu dn't d I will ..." The victim desn't want the blackmailer t make gd n their threats, s bedience, which is stage five, ften leaves the victim feeling guilty r resentful. In stage six the blackmailer backs ff until the next demand.
What can yu d? First, recgnize if yu are being pressured, threatened r cntrlled. Stay calm, and stp s yu can cnsider ther pssibilities. Identify yur triggers; dn't be pressured int an immediate respnse. Offer a cmprmise (妥协). Tell the blackmailer hw yu feel, and give them a chance t acknwledge their behavir and change. If they wn't, walk away frm the relatinship. Under n circumstances shuld yu let yur fears be used against yu.
Accrding t the passage, emtinal blackmail means ______.
a kind f emtin that can be mailed t thers nline
a kind f actin t influence thers by means f emtin
a clur that can greatly influence thers' emtin
a situatin where emtin can be stred and given ut freely
What is the purpse f using Dr. Susan Frward's six stages in emtinal blackmail?
T illustrate the prcess f emtinal blackmail.
T explain the rigin f emtinal blackmail.
T prve the existence f emtinal blackmail.
T demnstrate the thery f emtinal blackmail.
The wrd resentful in the last paragraph but ne mst prbably means ______.
amazedB. frightenedC. indifferent D. angry
We can cnclude frm the passage that ______.
wherever yu are, it is impssible t avid emtinal blackmail in life
whenever yu're emtinally blackmailed, just let it be with n respnse
it's an advisable way t give a prper respnse when emtinally blackmailed
it's a crrect respnse t sincerely negtiate with emtinal blackmailer then
Sectin C
Directins: Read the fllwing passage. Fill in each blank with a prper sentence given in the bx. Each sentence can be used nly nce. Nte that there are tw mre sentences than yu need.
Have yu ever wndered what yu wuld lk like as a cartn character r a marvel superher? With the pwer f artificial intelligence (AI) text-t-image generatrs, yu can create images just like that - withut any art skills. 67
Hw des it wrk?
AI text-t-image generatrs are trained thrugh a prcess called machine learning. In this prcess, the generatr's "brain" is fed massive numbers f images and learns t distinguish what they are. But the generatr desn't just learn t tell the difference between a banana and a balln.
68 These pixel-level details are then stred in a mathematical ce. When smene gives the generatr a text passage such as "Draemn riding a white hrse," the prgram uses algrithms (算法) t "think." Mments later, the prgram will create an entirely unique image that yu requested.
Sme artists wrry that they are being replaced by this technlgy. But ther artists like t cperate with the generatr, using its pwer fr ideas and inspiratin.
This pwerful tl is nw available t anyne thrugh generatrs like Stable Diffusin and DALL-E. Yu can use them t create all kinds f imaginative images. 69
The dark side
Generatrs like Stable Diffusin are trained using images that are gathered frm all ver the internet. But the training prcess desn't exclude (排除) images that are vilent r inapprpriate, s the generatrs "learn" thse as well. The DALL-E prgram cmes with built-in filters that prevent it frm generating perverse (变态的) images. But Stable Diffusin is an pen-surce technlgy, meaning that peple can mdify its cde and remve the cntent filters. Despite this, Stable Diffusin's funder Emad Mstaque remains ptimistic abut hw peple will use his generatr. He says, "The bad stuff that peple create ... will be a very, very small percentage f the ttal use."
Fr better r fr wrse， 70 But dn't generate anything yu'd be ashamed t shw yur mther！
IV. Summary Writing
71. 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.
D yu have a favrite pdcast? That can be a difficult questin t answer fr sme as there are s many ptins. That is because the wrld is full f interesting tpics and thughts abut them. If yu feel yu have smething engaging and valuable t share, start a pdcast.
A pdcast is a series f audi episdes that cver a particular subject. The first step t creating a pdcast is t find yur tpic. It's believed that the best tpics are nes that yu knw a lt abut and lve.
Anther imprtant step is t make sure yu have the right equipment. While pdcast equipment can be cmplex and expensive, it desn't have t be. Fr yur first pdcast, yu can simply rely n yur phne and cmputer. Yu can recrd all f yur audi n yur phne. Then with yur cmputer - and the right sftware - yu can mix the audi. This is the prcess f putting yur audi tgether int ne perfect-sunding file.
After yu have yur tpic and equipment, yu'll want t chse yur frmat. Yur pdcast culd be ne persn speaking, tw peple talking, r many peple ffering their pinins. Yur pdcast culd als include mre than ne f these ptins.
Once yu've decided, yu can start drafting yur episdes. Hwever, whatever frmat r frmats yu chse, maintain the same structure fr each episde. The next step is t find a quiet place and d yur recrding.
When yu've cmpleted yur recrding and audi mixing, yu'll need t find a platfrm fr yur pdcast. Luckily there are plenty f free and paid platfrm ptins n which t uplad yur pdcast. Befre uplading, make sure yu have an interesting title and gd tags fr yur shw. Be sure t pst abut yur shw n scial media. Get yur pdcast listed in a pdcast directry, t. Yu want t get the wrd ut abut yur pdcast t grw yur audience. Yur pdcast just might becme smene's new favrite.
V. Translatin
Directins: Translate the fllwing sentences int English, using the wrd given in the brackets.
坦白说，你昨天在会上表达的观点还是有争议的。(cntrversial)
不管他怎么辩解，也无法说服在场的人认同他是无辜的。(persuade)
在填写高考志愿时，如果你的意见和父母的意见相左时，你会怎样妥善处理？(agree)
现在，上海很多小区都开了便民食堂，这无疑给居民带来了很大的便利，特别是孤寡老人和工作繁忙顾不上做饭的人。(which)
VI. Guided Writing
76. Directins: Write an English cmpsitin in 120-150 wrds accrding t the instructins given belw in Chinese.
你们英语老师每周都会让同学们轮流用英语做值日生报告，大家在给全班同学展示的时候，有些同学喜欢写好稿子朗读，有些同学偏向背诵，还有些同学倾向于直接口头表达。请给英语老师写一封邮件，告诉老师你喜欢哪种呈现方式，以及相关的理由。你的文章必须包括：
简单描述你喜欢的呈现方式（不仅限于上面三种方式）
陈述你选择这种方式的理由或你所选择方式的优势
（文中不得出现真实姓名和学校名称）
高三年级英语答案及评分标准
一、答案：
1-10 BDCBA BACDD 11-20 BABCA BBACD
Since 22. knwn 23. which 24. are designed 25. greater
streaming 27. will 28. are develping 29. t plan 30. fr fear that
K 32. D 33. H 34. A 35. F 36. C 37. I 38. B 39. G 40. J
41-55 BACAB DACBD ACDAB
56-59 DCBB 60-62 DBD 63-66 BADC 67-70 BEAD
71. It’s abut hw t start a pdcast. First, find a tpic yu’re familiar with and fnd f. Then, get an apprpriate equipment and a cmputer with a right sftware fr prcessing. Third, chse a frmat, single, duble r mre peple invlved. Furth, draft yur dcument and recrd it. Finally, find a platfrm t release. 54w
72. Frankly speaking, what yu said at the meeting yesterday is still cntrversial.
73. Hwever he tried t find an excuse fr himself, he culdn’t persuade the peple present t believe that he was inncent.
74. While filling in the cllege entrance examinatin applicatin, if yur idea desn’t agree n yur parents’, hw wuld yu like t slve it prperly.
75. At present, many cmmunities have pened cnvenience dining rms in Shanghai, which ut f questin, bring great cnvenience t the residents, especially fr the lnely elderly and thse wh are t busy t ck .
二、听力文本
Sectin A
M: The ticket price fr adults is $40.
W: Ww, as students and retired peple, we can have 50% ff.
Q: Hw much d a cuple f retired peple have t pay fr the tickets?
W: Here we are. Nw cking, language learning, literature... What kind f bk d yu
want?
M: On health, I’m afraid.
Q: Where are prbably the tw speakers?
M: Have yu seen ur white cat?
W: I saw it under the lamp between the wardrbe and the bed.
Q: Where did the wman see the white cat?
M: Hney, lk at the fruits yu have brught hme.
W: Srry, sme f them gt rtten.
Q: What is the mst prbable relatinship between the tw speakers?
W: Our campus life is much the same as the last year’s.
M: Very much s.
Q: What des the man mean?
W: What are yu ding? We are standing in line.
M: didn't realize the queue.
Q: What is the man ding?
M: It is imprtant t learn the basic grammar and wrds t speak a new language quickly.
W: Well, I'm afraid the key factr is the use f cre vcabulary.
Q: What des the wman think f the mst imprtant element t speak a new language
fast?
M: Jane seemed wrried abut her scres in the final exams.
W: She has gt A and A minus, hasn't she?
Q: What des the wman imply abut Jane?
W: Why nt take up sme part-time jbs t supprt yur study next semester, Tm?
M: I’ll discuss it with my mum. After all, she pays my tuitin here.
Q: What will the man d?
W: I wasn’t sure whether the bk I lent was the kind yu wuld have any interest in.
M: Nnsense. I can hardly tear myself away frm it.
Q: What des the man think f the bk?
Sectin B
Questins 11 thrugh 13 are based n the fllwing passage.
When all the animals f a species die ut, the whle wrld lses. That creature is gne frever. Many peple are wrried abut this happening t a large number f wild animals. They spend time campaigning t help preserve wildlife. One f the best knwn preservatinists is Jan Emberry. She is an attractive yung wman wh wrks fr the San Dieg Z.
Jan Emberry's vast knwledge f animals makes her a frequent guest n TV talk shws. She has been n the "Jnny Carsn Shw" ver frty times. She explains cmmn errrs in thinking abut wildlife. Fr example, grillas aren't the fierce, cruel and savage beasts they appear t be. They are really quite shy. Mnkeys that smile aren't as happy as they seem. In fact, a mnkey's ear-t-ear smile means "watch ut". Snakes really help nature by eating harmful insects. S peple shuld try t prtect them. Jan Emberry hpes that nce peple understand animals better, they will d their best t preserve them.
Hw lucky animals are t have a friend like Jan Emberry! Nw listen again, please.
Questins：
Wh is Jan Emberry?
What d yu think grillas are accrding t the passage?
What is the passage mainly abut?
Questins 14 thrugh 16 are based n the fllwing passage.
Gd mrning and welcme t the Nrth-East Lndn Plytechnic. The Nrth-East Lndn
Plytechnic, which we ften call as NELP fr shrt is ne f thirty plytechnics in England and
Wales.
As yu knw, at a plytechnic, yu fllw similar curses f study t thse at universities, althugh many plytechnic curses are strngly vcatinal. That is, they lead directly t a career, and yu may well spend a cnsiderable slice f yur time actually wrking n placement in industry r any ther wrk area as a part f the curse itself. Sme f these curses are the s called "sandwich" curses: typically tw years' plytechnic study, ne year in industry, and a final year back at the ply befre yur examinatins.
Anther feature f plytechnic life is that there is a very large chice f curses. Fr example, at NELP yu can study Manufacturing Systems Management specializing in cmputer-aided design, r Business Studies with the ptin f adding German t the curse.
Entry requirements are ften flexible: many mature students find that their wrk experience is rated by the Admissins Tutrs as highly as if they ffered frmal examinatin qualificatins. If yu want t chse yur curse yu may discuss with Admissins Tutrs n NELP curses. Careers advisry services and cllege careers tutrs are a tremendus surce f up-t-date infrmatin. Nw listen again, please.
Questins:
What d plytechnic curses mainly fcus n?
Wh may help students t chse right curses at NELP?
What may be cnsidered as an entry requirement?
Questins 17 thrugh 20 are based n the fllwing cnversatin.
Je: Hey, Ling! Lk what I just gt!
Ling: A red bmb!
Je: Red bmb? It's a wedding invitatin.
Ling: It's just a jke. In Chinese, we say wedding invitatins are red bmbs. Because when yu receive ne, it means yu'll be giving mney away.
Je: What?
Ling: Fr Chinese weddings, we give the cuple cash in red envelpes.
Je: Like at Chinese New Year?
Ling: Yes. That's right. What d yu d in the U.S.?
Je: Peple usually chse gifts frm a gift registry.
Ling: A gift registry? Yu mean the bride and grm request gifts?
Je: Yes. I like registries. Yu knw yu're giving the cuple smething they want.
Ling: I learned smething new! Have yu ever been t a Chinese wedding befre, Je?
Je: I haven't! I'm really lking frward t it.
Ling: What are weddings like in the U.S.?
Je: Well, first there is a ceremny in a church r at a beautiful utdr lcatin. During the ceremny, the cuple prmises t lve and care fr each ther.
Ling: There is n ceremny like that fr mst Chinese weddings. The celebratin is the banquet.
Je: I've heard that it's a real feast.
Ling: Yes. There are usually mre than 10 curses at a wedding banquet. Each dish wishes the cuple gd luck in sme way.
Je: Interesting. Is there dancing afterward?
Ling: Dancing? Like at a party?
Je: Yes. After the ceremny at many American weddings, there is a buffet r sit-dwn dinner.
Ling: That sunds fun. But n, Chinese banquets dn't usually include dancing. We have tasts, thugh. The bride and grm and their parents g t each table and tast the guests.
Je: They tast at American weddings, t. But the guests give them t cngratulate the cuple. Oh, and there is always a wedding cake! Cutting the cake is an imprtant traditin.
Ling: That sunds interesting. I'd like t attend a Western wedding smeday.
Nw listen again, please.
Questins:
17. Accrding t the dialgue, why d Chinese peple call wedding invitatins red bmbs?
18. Hw d Americans chse a gift fr the bride and grm?
19. During the wedding ceremny in America, what d the cuple usually prmise?
20. What is the difference between American tasts and Chinese tasts at a wedding ceremny accrding t the dialgue?
A. invaluable B. rughly C. satisfying D. distractin E. simply F. advantage
G. reasnable H. perfrmed I. schedule J. planned K. excellence
But this technlgy can be dangerus as well.
Yu just need t have sme experience with technlgy as well as a prper cmputer.
Therefre, AI technlgy will be used mre and mre wildly in the future.
AI text-t-image generatrs will becme as cmmn and easy t use as Ggle image search.
Rather, it will categrize every pssible detail.
Meanwhile, the generatr can help peple t recgnize varius infrmatin accurately.
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 a 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.
A. $20.B. $40.C. $60.D. $80.
A. In a language lab.B. In a health center.C. In a museum.D. In a bkstre.
A. On the bed.B. In the wardrbe.C. Under the lamp.D. Near the map.
A. Shp assistant and custmer. B. Husband and wife.
Clleagues.D. Neighbrs.
A. He agrees with the wman n schl life.
B. He has much change after ging t cllege.
C. He dislikes his life n campus.
D. He has remained the same since last year.
6. A. He is lining up.
B. He is jumping the queue unknwingly.
C. He is cmplaining f the lng queue.
D. He is standing behind the wman.
7.A. Using cre vcabulary.
B. Having a general knwledge f grammar.
C. Remembering mre wrds.
D. Cncentrating n the key wrds.
8.A. She has failed in the final exams.
B. She shuld fcus n her study.
C. She shuld nt have been anxius.
D. She shuldn't take t many curses.
9.A. Ask his mum t pay fr his study.
B. D sme part-time jbs.
C. Transfer t anther schl next semester.
D. Talk abut it with his mum.
10.A. It is full f nnsense.
B. It can hardly aruse the wman's interest.
C. It shuld be lent t mre peple.
D. It is appealing t him.
Sectin B
Directins: In Sectin B, yu will hear tw passages and ne lnger cnversatin. After each passage r cnversatin, yu will be asked several questins. 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 is the best answer t the questin yu have heard.
Questins 11 thrugh 13 are based n the fllwing passage.
A. A naturalist.B. A z specialist.
C. A TV reprter.D. A nurse.
A. They are gentle and shy. B. They are lng-armed man-eaters
C. They are gd at smile frm ear t ear. D. They are fierce animals.
13.A. Many species in the wrld may die ut.
B. A gd example can be fllwed t preserve wildlife.
C. Wmen are encuraged t wrk fr zs.
D. Our wrld is nt safe tday.
Questins 14 thrugh 16 are based n the fllwing passage.
14.A. Industrial management.B. Educatinal subjects.
C. Vcatinal subjects.D. Cmputer-aided design.
15. A. Admissins Tutrs.B. Persns in the infrmatin ffice.
C. Careers' tutrs.D. Persns in the library.
16. A. Freign language. B. Wrk experience.
C. Educatinal backgrund.D. Students' talent.
Questins 17 thrugh 20 are based n the fllwing cnversatin.
A. Because they usually set fires at a wedding ceremny.
Because peple wh receive them will give the cuple a red envelp with mney.
Because they lk like small bmbs in a red envelp.
Because Chinese peple lve red clr especially at their wedding ceremnies.
A. They ften refer t a gift registry frm the bride and grm.
They directly ask the bride and grm fr sme advice.
They usually buy whatever they like themselves.
They prefer t buy sme special and expensive gifts.
A. They have t prmise t be respnsible fr their family.
They ften prmise t take care f each ther's parents.
They usually prmise t lve and care fr each ther.
They need prmise t bring a happy life t the ther.
A. Chinese lve alchl while Americans prefer wine instead.
Chinese tast with dishes but Americans tast with a cake.
In China peple tast after dancing but in U.S. peple tend t tast befre dancing.
D. In China the bride and grm tast the guests while in U.S. guests tast the cuple.
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 ther blanks, use ne wrd that best fits each blank.
When peple need t make imprtant decisins, ne f their first steps is usually t cllect infrmatin abut the issue at hand. And the mre crucial the decisin is, the mre infrmatin peple r businesses and rganizatins usually want. (21) _____ cmputers are capable f cllecting and analyzing far mre infrmatin than human beings, it makes sense that rganizatins wuld use them fr this purpse. This use and analysis f large amunts f infrmatin is knwn as big data.
T decide if data sets cunt as big data, they are evaluated using three standards, (22) _____ (knw) as "the three Vs." The first is vlume: Big data invlves large amunts f data, mst f (23) _____ cmes withut structure r rganizatin. The secnd is velcity meaning speed: Big data is received quickly because it ften reaches the prgrams that use it directly frm the internet. Many f these prgrams (24) _____ (design) t adapt t changes in the data quickly as well. Finally, big data ffers (25) _____ (great) variety than traditinal data, including mre unstructured data. Because f the three Vs, human analysts can nly wrk with big data with the help f cmputer prgrams designed t manage it.
Businesses can use big data t help understand their custmers, either as a grup r individually. Fr example, sme (26) _____ (stream) websites rely n big data t suggest music r televisin fferings tailred t the user's interests. Big data can als help cmpanies decide hw much inventry (库存) they need s that they dn't waste mney prducing and string prducts that custmers (27) _____ nt buy.
In healthcare, prgrammers (28) _____ (develp) tls t help dctrs and patients t make medical decisins using big data. This can prcess infrmatin abut specific patients frm at-hme medical devices such as heart-rate mnitrs.
Gvernments can use big data (29) _____ (plan) efficient public transprtatin systems and identify rads that need maintenance. When used fr this purpse, big data is nt cntrversial. But sme ppse ther uses f big data by gvernments (30) _____ _____ _____ they might impact n citizens' privacy in an attempt t cntrl behavir.
Big data can be a useful tl fr many types f rganizatins that seek t use it t make better decisins t benefit peple.
Sectin B
Directins: Cmplete the fllwing passage by using the wrds in the bx. Each wrd can nly be used nce. Nte that there is ne wrd mre than yu need.
Peple tend t think that prductivity invlves ding several things at nce, but accrding t Cal Newprt, the secret t success is the ppsite f multitasking. Newprt is the authr f Deep Wrk, a bk that describes the benefits f fcusing n ne thing and ding it with 31 .
Newprt defines deep wrk as "the ability t fcus withut 32 n a cgnitively (认知地) demanding task." It's the ppsite f shallw wrk, which is made up f simple tasks that are usually 33 while distracted.
Accrding t Newprt, deep wrk is a(n) 34 skill in tday's ecnmy. It allws yu t learn difficult things quickly and prduce at a high level. Mst peple are distracted when they wrk, s yu learn t wrk withut distractin, that gives yu 35 . Deep wrk enables yu t prduce t the best f yur ability and acquire new skills quickly. Develping excellence in ne's craft can be a deeply 36 try. But deep wrk itself is als a skill, which means the mre time yu spend at it, the easier it gets. Mrever, if yu nly wrk at a shallw level, yur ability t d deep wrk decreases.
S hw d yu cnduct deep wrk int yur wrk life r yur studies? It's essentially imprtant t 37 deep wrk int yur day. Otherwise, it's easy t let yur time fill up with shallw wrk. Newprt recmmends ding deep wrk as yur first task f the day. That way yu get it dne befre distractins build up. Shallw wrk des need t get dne, but if yu save it fr later in the day, yu can get yur deep wrk dne, t.
Scheduling deep wrk sessins fr the same time every day can turn them int a habit. This makes it easier t spend time n them.
Because deep wrk is by definitin cgnitively demanding, yu wn't be able t d it all day. Beginners can usually nly fcus n deep wrk fr 38 an hur, and even experts have truble ging mre than fur hurs. S set 39 gals fr yurself. If yu really fcus, yu'll be surprised at hw much yu accmplish in a few hurs.
By fcusing n 40 sessins f deep wrk, yu can get mre dne in less time and feel mre satisfied.
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.
Ideally, childhd is a time f grwth and learning, preparing fr adulthd and als having fun. But fr many children arund the wrld, this time is cut shrt when they are frced t wrk, smetimes in dangerus cnditins. 41 , the United Natins (U.N.), sme natinal gvernments and ther rganizatins 42 June 12 as the annual Wrld Day Against Child Labr.
As f 2020, arund 160 millin children wrked as child labrers, which means that ne child in 10 was a child labrer. 43 , child labr has decreased ver the past 20 years, but in recent years, this prgress has stpped. Child labr is 44 frm rdinary husewrk, helping with a family business r (fr lder children) wrking t earn pcket mney when nt in schl. Wrk dne by children is 45 as child labr when it harms the child physically, mentally, scially r 46 , r when it prevents the child's educatin.
Abut 79 millin children are engaged in hazardus child labr. Smetimes this means the wrk itself is dangerus because f heavy machinery r expsure t 47 . Hazardus child labr can als invlve harsh cnditins, lng hurs, r 48 t varius kinds f abuse.
The primary gal f the Wrld Day Against Child Labr is raising 49 f the issue and encuraging individuals, rganizatins and gvernments t 50 . Cmbating (打击) child labr is a cmplex task. It invlves scial wrkers wh identify child labrers and take actin t prvide these children and their families with ther 51 . But it als invlves change in cmmunities as a whle, 52 the scial regulatins that can lead adults t make their children wrk.
Child labr and pverty ften g hand in hand as parents feel remving their children frm schl is necessary t earn mney fr their survival. S, measures meant t fight 53 are als tied t preventing child labr. Ensuring that children have quality educatinal pprtunities is als imprtant. If mre pprtunities were 54 , mre parents might give up the immediate benefit f a child's paycheck t give that child an educatin.
Child labr is harmful t children and t cmmunities, since it prevents children frm grwing int healthy, educated citizens wh culd make a(n) 55 in sciety. By highlighting the prblem and ffering a variety f slutins, the Wrld Day Against Child Labr can make the situatin a bit better.
A. In additin B. As a result C. Abve all D. After all
A. recgnize B. discver C. chse D. cnsider
A. Nevertheless B. Therefre C. Overall D. Mrever
A. distinguished B. transferred C. ranged D. evlved
A. evaluated B. classified C. cmbined D. separated
A. sincerely B. negatively C. psitively D. mrally
A. chemicals B. lights C. wastes D. gases
A. harm B. pllutin C. expsure D. danger
A. value B. awareness C. status D. significance
A. take place B. take care C. take ver D. take actin
A. ptins B. questins C. elements D. examples
A. prmting B. urging C. challenging D. adjusting
A. disease B. disaster C. survival D. pverty
A. available B. sustainable C. accessible D. advisable
A. chice B. difference C. effrt D. decisin
Sectin B
Directins: Read the fllwing fur passages. Each passage is fllwed by several questins. Fr each f them there are fur chices marked A, B, C and D. Chse the ne that fits best accrding t the infrmatin given in the passage yu have just read.
(A)
During the Secnd Wrld War, Dr. William Walsh served n a U.S. Navy ship in the Suth Pacific. While serving there, Walsh bserved the pr health cnditins in which the peple f the Suth Pacific lived.
After the war ended in 1945, Walsh funded an rganizatin called Prject Hpe. Its gal was t bring health educatin and care t peple in pr cuntries arund the wrld. In 1958, Walsh cnvinced U.S. President Eisenhwer t allw Prject Hpe t rent a U.S. Navy hspital ship fr just ne dllar a year. Many cmpanies and rdinary peple dnated mney t Prject Hpe. The rganizatin used the funds t turn the navy ship int a civilian hspital ship called the SS Hpe.
During the next 14 years, the SS Hpe traveled t every regin f the wrld. Wherever it went, it prvided health care fr needy peple and helped pr cuntries establish their wn health care systems. In 1974, the SS Hpe was retired frm service, and Prject Hpe began t prvide health care n land instead.
The stry f the SS Hpe inspired Dn and Deyn Stephens t buy a passenger ship in 1978 and transfrm it int anther hspital ship. Since then, their rganizatin, called Mercy Ships, has sent ships equipped with medical supplies and hspital beds arund the wrld. Dctrs vlunteer t travel n these vessels r ships and perfrm free surgeries n peple wh need them. They can crrect peple's visin, straighten bent limbs, remve facial tumrs (肿块) and mre. Mercy Ships als prvides medical equipment fr lcal health clinics and builds medical facilities. In additin, it teaches lcal peple hw t farm their land mre effectively and mre sustainably.
What happened t the SS Hpe in 1974?
It sank unexpectedly.
It was fully repaired.
It launched new services.
D. It ceased peratins.
57. Wh gave Walsh permissin t use a ship fr ne dllar?
A. An entertainer in America.
B. Tw American accuntants.
C. An America's tp plitician.
D. Smart American investrs.
58. What des the article indicate abut surgeries n Mercy Ships' vessels?
A. They put physicians and nurses at risk.
B. They're dne at n charge t patients.
C. They mainly benefit wealthy individuals.
D. They've resulted in serius infectins.
59. Accrding t this article, what d lcal peple learn t d with the aid f Mercy Ships?
A. Make a gd living frm turism.
B. Grw crps with greater success.
C. Manufacture ppular electrnics.
D. Establish educatin institutins.
(B)
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Re: Questins abut nline math cntest
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A. He can take a class t learn hw t succeed.
B. He can d the cntests frm tw years ag.
C. He can cntact the cntest rganizers.
D. He can try the mst recent practice cntest.
61. Why did Bridget cntact Ansn?
A. She was checking in n him.
B. She was respnding t his email.
C. She was lking fr infrmatin.
D. She was asking him t pay.
62. When des the fficial cntest take place?
A. It takes place n June 18.B. It takes place n August 7.
C. It takes place n August 12.D. It takes place n August 14.
(C)
Yu cnstantly find yurself aplgizing t a friend when yu've dne nthing wrng. Yu feel yu must bey smene's demands, r they will be upset with yu r even harm yu r themselves. An unclear r specific threat is made that causes yu t fear that smene will reveal a secret r weakness, s yu d what that persn wants. Or perhaps a relative is trying t make yu feel bliged t d smething by saying,"That's what friends r family d fr each ther." They aruse feelings f guilt in yu fr nt meeting their needs.
If yu have had experience with any f these cases, then yu are the victim f emtinal blackmail (勒索). This style f handle cntrls yu thrugh yur emtins. Fear, bligatin and guilt - FOG - are used by an emtinal blackmailer t get what they want frm peple.
Anyne - a friend, clleague, parent, partner r ther family members - culd be that persn. Their demands are intended t cntrl their victim's behavir in unhealthy methds. Intentinal r unintentinal, if yur needs are always brushed aside in favr f the ther persn's, things need t change.
Dr. Susan Frward identifies six stages in emtinal blackmail. Implied r bvius demands cme first. "I dn't think yu shuld d things with that persn. They're nt gd fr yu." After this kind f statement, the ball is in the victim's curt, s stage tw is resistance. The victim ften avids the blackmailer r suggests alternatives instead f saying n. Stage three is persistent pressure by the blackmailer: "If we were really friends, yu'd d it." Stage fur invlves threats: "If yu dn't d I will ..." The victim desn't want the blackmailer t make gd n their threats, s bedience, which is stage five, ften leaves the victim feeling guilty r resentful. In stage six the blackmailer backs ff until the next demand.
What can yu d? First, recgnize if yu are being pressured, threatened r cntrlled. Stay calm, and stp s yu can cnsider ther pssibilities. Identify yur triggers; dn't be pressured int an immediate respnse. Offer a cmprmise (妥协). Tell the blackmailer hw yu feel, and give them a chance t acknwledge their behavir and change. If they wn't, walk away frm the relatinship. Under n circumstances shuld yu let yur fears be used against yu.
Accrding t the passage, emtinal blackmail means ______.
a kind f emtin that can be mailed t thers nline
a kind f actin t influence thers by means f emtin
a clur that can greatly influence thers' emtin
a situatin where emtin can be stred and given ut freely
What is the purpse f using Dr. Susan Frward's six stages in emtinal blackmail?
T illustrate the prcess f emtinal blackmail.
T explain the rigin f emtinal blackmail.
T prve the existence f emtinal blackmail.
T demnstrate the thery f emtinal blackmail.
The wrd resentful in the last paragraph but ne mst prbably means ______.
amazedB. frightenedC. indifferent D. angry
We can cnclude frm the passage that ______.
wherever yu are, it is impssible t avid emtinal blackmail in life
whenever yu're emtinally blackmailed, just let it be with n respnse
it's an advisable way t give a prper respnse when emtinally blackmailed
it's a crrect respnse t sincerely negtiate with emtinal blackmailer then
Sectin C
Directins: Read the fllwing passage. Fill in each blank with a prper sentence given in the bx. Each sentence can be used nly nce. Nte that there are tw mre sentences than yu need.
Have yu ever wndered what yu wuld lk like as a cartn character r a marvel superher? With the pwer f artificial intelligence (AI) text-t-image generatrs, yu can create images just like that - withut any art skills. 67
Hw des it wrk?
AI text-t-image generatrs are trained thrugh a prcess called machine learning. In this prcess, the generatr's "brain" is fed massive numbers f images and learns t distinguish what they are. But the generatr desn't just learn t tell the difference between a banana and a balln.
68 These pixel-level details are then stred in a mathematical ce. When smene gives the generatr a text passage such as "Draemn riding a white hrse," the prgram uses algrithms (算法) t "think." Mments later, the prgram will create an entirely unique image that yu requested.
Sme artists wrry that they are being replaced by this technlgy. But ther artists like t cperate with the generatr, using its pwer fr ideas and inspiratin.
This pwerful tl is nw available t anyne thrugh generatrs like Stable Diffusin and DALL-E. Yu can use them t create all kinds f imaginative images. 69
The dark side
Generatrs like Stable Diffusin are trained using images that are gathered frm all ver the internet. But the training prcess desn't exclude (排除) images that are vilent r inapprpriate, s the generatrs "learn" thse as well. The DALL-E prgram cmes with built-in filters that prevent it frm generating perverse (变态的) images. But Stable Diffusin is an pen-surce technlgy, meaning that peple can mdify its cde and remve the cntent filters. Despite this, Stable Diffusin's funder Emad Mstaque remains ptimistic abut hw peple will use his generatr. He says, "The bad stuff that peple create ... will be a very, very small percentage f the ttal use."
Fr better r fr wrse， 70 But dn't generate anything yu'd be ashamed t shw yur mther！
IV. Summary Writing
71. 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.
D yu have a favrite pdcast? That can be a difficult questin t answer fr sme as there are s many ptins. That is because the wrld is full f interesting tpics and thughts abut them. If yu feel yu have smething engaging and valuable t share, start a pdcast.
A pdcast is a series f audi episdes that cver a particular subject. The first step t creating a pdcast is t find yur tpic. It's believed that the best tpics are nes that yu knw a lt abut and lve.
Anther imprtant step is t make sure yu have the right equipment. While pdcast equipment can be cmplex and expensive, it desn't have t be. Fr yur first pdcast, yu can simply rely n yur phne and cmputer. Yu can recrd all f yur audi n yur phne. Then with yur cmputer - and the right sftware - yu can mix the audi. This is the prcess f putting yur audi tgether int ne perfect-sunding file.
After yu have yur tpic and equipment, yu'll want t chse yur frmat. Yur pdcast culd be ne persn speaking, tw peple talking, r many peple ffering their pinins. Yur pdcast culd als include mre than ne f these ptins.
Once yu've decided, yu can start drafting yur episdes. Hwever, whatever frmat r frmats yu chse, maintain the same structure fr each episde. The next step is t find a quiet place and d yur recrding.
When yu've cmpleted yur recrding and audi mixing, yu'll need t find a platfrm fr yur pdcast. Luckily there are plenty f free and paid platfrm ptins n which t uplad yur pdcast. Befre uplading, make sure yu have an interesting title and gd tags fr yur shw. Be sure t pst abut yur shw n scial media. Get yur pdcast listed in a pdcast directry, t. Yu want t get the wrd ut abut yur pdcast t grw yur audience. Yur pdcast just might becme smene's new favrite.
V. Translatin
Directins: Translate the fllwing sentences int English, using the wrd given in the brackets.
坦白说，你昨天在会上表达的观点还是有争议的。(cntrversial)
不管他怎么辩解，也无法说服在场的人认同他是无辜的。(persuade)
在填写高考志愿时，如果你的意见和父母的意见相左时，你会怎样妥善处理？(agree)
现在，上海很多小区都开了便民食堂，这无疑给居民带来了很大的便利，特别是孤寡老人和工作繁忙顾不上做饭的人。(which)
VI. Guided Writing
76. Directins: Write an English cmpsitin in 120-150 wrds accrding t the instructins given belw in Chinese.
你们英语老师每周都会让同学们轮流用英语做值日生报告，大家在给全班同学展示的时候，有些同学喜欢写好稿子朗读，有些同学偏向背诵，还有些同学倾向于直接口头表达。请给英语老师写一封邮件，告诉老师你喜欢哪种呈现方式，以及相关的理由。你的文章必须包括：
简单描述你喜欢的呈现方式（不仅限于上面三种方式）
陈述你选择这种方式的理由或你所选择方式的优势
（文中不得出现真实姓名和学校名称）
高三年级英语答案及评分标准
一、答案：
1-10 BDCBA BACDD 11-20 BABCA BBACD
Since 22. knwn 23. which 24. are designed 25. greater
streaming 27. will 28. are develping 29. t plan 30. fr fear that
K 32. D 33. H 34. A 35. F 36. C 37. I 38. B 39. G 40. J
41-55 BACAB DACBD ACDAB
56-59 DCBB 60-62 DBD 63-66 BADC 67-70 BEAD
71. It’s abut hw t start a pdcast. First, find a tpic yu’re familiar with and fnd f. Then, get an apprpriate equipment and a cmputer with a right sftware fr prcessing. Third, chse a frmat, single, duble r mre peple invlved. Furth, draft yur dcument and recrd it. Finally, find a platfrm t release. 54w
72. Frankly speaking, what yu said at the meeting yesterday is still cntrversial.
73. Hwever he tried t find an excuse fr himself, he culdn’t persuade the peple present t believe that he was inncent.
74. While filling in the cllege entrance examinatin applicatin, if yur idea desn’t agree n yur parents’, hw wuld yu like t slve it prperly.
75. At present, many cmmunities have pened cnvenience dining rms in Shanghai, which ut f questin, bring great cnvenience t the residents, especially fr the lnely elderly and thse wh are t busy t ck .
二、听力文本
Sectin A
M: The ticket price fr adults is $40.
W: Ww, as students and retired peple, we can have 50% ff.
Q: Hw much d a cuple f retired peple have t pay fr the tickets?
W: Here we are. Nw cking, language learning, literature... What kind f bk d yu
want?
M: On health, I’m afraid.
Q: Where are prbably the tw speakers?
M: Have yu seen ur white cat?
W: I saw it under the lamp between the wardrbe and the bed.
Q: Where did the wman see the white cat?
M: Hney, lk at the fruits yu have brught hme.
W: Srry, sme f them gt rtten.
Q: What is the mst prbable relatinship between the tw speakers?
W: Our campus life is much the same as the last year’s.
M: Very much s.
Q: What des the man mean?
W: What are yu ding? We are standing in line.
M: didn't realize the queue.
Q: What is the man ding?
M: It is imprtant t learn the basic grammar and wrds t speak a new language quickly.
W: Well, I'm afraid the key factr is the use f cre vcabulary.
Q: What des the wman think f the mst imprtant element t speak a new language
fast?
M: Jane seemed wrried abut her scres in the final exams.
W: She has gt A and A minus, hasn't she?
Q: What des the wman imply abut Jane?
W: Why nt take up sme part-time jbs t supprt yur study next semester, Tm?
M: I’ll discuss it with my mum. After all, she pays my tuitin here.
Q: What will the man d?
W: I wasn’t sure whether the bk I lent was the kind yu wuld have any interest in.
M: Nnsense. I can hardly tear myself away frm it.
Q: What des the man think f the bk?
Sectin B
Questins 11 thrugh 13 are based n the fllwing passage.
When all the animals f a species die ut, the whle wrld lses. That creature is gne frever. Many peple are wrried abut this happening t a large number f wild animals. They spend time campaigning t help preserve wildlife. One f the best knwn preservatinists is Jan Emberry. She is an attractive yung wman wh wrks fr the San Dieg Z.
Jan Emberry's vast knwledge f animals makes her a frequent guest n TV talk shws. She has been n the "Jnny Carsn Shw" ver frty times. She explains cmmn errrs in thinking abut wildlife. Fr example, grillas aren't the fierce, cruel and savage beasts they appear t be. They are really quite shy. Mnkeys that smile aren't as happy as they seem. In fact, a mnkey's ear-t-ear smile means "watch ut". Snakes really help nature by eating harmful insects. S peple shuld try t prtect them. Jan Emberry hpes that nce peple understand animals better, they will d their best t preserve them.
Hw lucky animals are t have a friend like Jan Emberry! Nw listen again, please.
Questins：
Wh is Jan Emberry?
What d yu think grillas are accrding t the passage?
What is the passage mainly abut?
Questins 14 thrugh 16 are based n the fllwing passage.
Gd mrning and welcme t the Nrth-East Lndn Plytechnic. The Nrth-East Lndn
Plytechnic, which we ften call as NELP fr shrt is ne f thirty plytechnics in England and
Wales.
As yu knw, at a plytechnic, yu fllw similar curses f study t thse at universities, althugh many plytechnic curses are strngly vcatinal. That is, they lead directly t a career, and yu may well spend a cnsiderable slice f yur time actually wrking n placement in industry r any ther wrk area as a part f the curse itself. Sme f these curses are the s called "sandwich" curses: typically tw years' plytechnic study, ne year in industry, and a final year back at the ply befre yur examinatins.
Anther feature f plytechnic life is that there is a very large chice f curses. Fr example, at NELP yu can study Manufacturing Systems Management specializing in cmputer-aided design, r Business Studies with the ptin f adding German t the curse.
Entry requirements are ften flexible: many mature students find that their wrk experience is rated by the Admissins Tutrs as highly as if they ffered frmal examinatin qualificatins. If yu want t chse yur curse yu may discuss with Admissins Tutrs n NELP curses. Careers advisry services and cllege careers tutrs are a tremendus surce f up-t-date infrmatin. Nw listen again, please.
Questins:
What d plytechnic curses mainly fcus n?
Wh may help students t chse right curses at NELP?
What may be cnsidered as an entry requirement?
Questins 17 thrugh 20 are based n the fllwing cnversatin.
Je: Hey, Ling! Lk what I just gt!
Ling: A red bmb!
Je: Red bmb? It's a wedding invitatin.
Ling: It's just a jke. In Chinese, we say wedding invitatins are red bmbs. Because when yu receive ne, it means yu'll be giving mney away.
Je: What?
Ling: Fr Chinese weddings, we give the cuple cash in red envelpes.
Je: Like at Chinese New Year?
Ling: Yes. That's right. What d yu d in the U.S.?
Je: Peple usually chse gifts frm a gift registry.
Ling: A gift registry? Yu mean the bride and grm request gifts?
Je: Yes. I like registries. Yu knw yu're giving the cuple smething they want.
Ling: I learned smething new! Have yu ever been t a Chinese wedding befre, Je?
Je: I haven't! I'm really lking frward t it.
Ling: What are weddings like in the U.S.?
Je: Well, first there is a ceremny in a church r at a beautiful utdr lcatin. During the ceremny, the cuple prmises t lve and care fr each ther.
Ling: There is n ceremny like that fr mst Chinese weddings. The celebratin is the banquet.
Je: I've heard that it's a real feast.
Ling: Yes. There are usually mre than 10 curses at a wedding banquet. Each dish wishes the cuple gd luck in sme way.
Je: Interesting. Is there dancing afterward?
Ling: Dancing? Like at a party?
Je: Yes. After the ceremny at many American weddings, there is a buffet r sit-dwn dinner.
Ling: That sunds fun. But n, Chinese banquets dn't usually include dancing. We have tasts, thugh. The bride and grm and their parents g t each table and tast the guests.
Je: They tast at American weddings, t. But the guests give them t cngratulate the cuple. Oh, and there is always a wedding cake! Cutting the cake is an imprtant traditin.
Ling: That sunds interesting. I'd like t attend a Western wedding smeday.
Nw listen again, please.
Questins:
17. Accrding t the dialgue, why d Chinese peple call wedding invitatins red bmbs?
18. Hw d Americans chse a gift fr the bride and grm?
19. During the wedding ceremny in America, what d the cuple usually prmise?
20. What is the difference between American tasts and Chinese tasts at a wedding ceremny accrding t the dialgue?
A. invaluable B. rughly C. satisfying D. distractin E. simply F. advantage
G. reasnable H. perfrmed I. schedule J. planned K. excellence
But this technlgy can be dangerus as well.
Yu just need t have sme experience with technlgy as well as a prper cmputer.
Therefre, AI technlgy will be used mre and mre wildly in the future.
AI text-t-image generatrs will becme as cmmn and easy t use as Ggle image search.
Rather, it will categrize every pssible detail.
Meanwhile, the generatr can help peple t recgnize varius infrmatin accurately.
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