英语-2022年高考考前押题密卷（上海卷）（A4考试版）

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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 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．Tngue-tied.B．Cnfident.C．Absent-minded.D．Shy.
A．Mess up the buffet. B．Embarrass himself in public.
C．Jump the queue.D．Cnsume t much.
A．A faraway village. B．A delicius breakfast.
C．A beautiful view.D．A terrific mrning.
A．$10,000.B．$30,000.C．$20,000.D．$5,000.
A．A cllege campus. B．A beautiful park.
C．An art museum.D．An architectural exhibitin.
A．Teacher and student.B．Dctr and patient.
C．Travel agent and custmer. D．Manager and ffice wrker.
A．The man is used t cld weather. B．The weather in Octber shuld be warmer.
C．The man disbelieves the weather frecast. D．The weather this weekend will remain warm.
A．He hpes t graduate befre the summer. B．The wman wn’t be able t keep up the pace.
C．The wman will graduate after the man. D．He desn’t want t attend schl year rund.
A．Buy sme ingredients fr the salad.B．Wait fr the wman t return.
C．Hand the stre ver t the wman. D．Make a shpping list.
A．Deliver the ntebk t Cathy.B．Lk fr Cathy’s ntebk.
C．Ask Cathy t explain the chemistry ntes.D．Ask Cathy fr the man’s ntebk.
Sectin B
Directins: In Sectin B. yu will hear tw shrt passages several and ne lnger cnversatin, and yu will be asked several questins n each f them. The passages and the 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.
11．A．The rewards f taking care f living things.
B．The chances t develp new farming technlgies.
C．The pprtunities t have anther surce f incme.
D．The experience f a harsh and unsettling winter.
12．A．Mushrms.B．Windws.C．Tmates.D．Grwing lights.
13．A．Because sme f its emplyees came dwn with Cvid-19.
B．Because planting n scial medial has gne viral.
C．Because the grwing demands fr seeds culdn’t be satisfied.
D．Because the rise f indr gardening had driven up peratinal csts.
Questins 14 thrugh 16 are based n the fllwing passage.
14．A．Thse experiencing kind family envirnment.
B．Thse suffering physical and verbal abuse frm parents.
C．Thse expsed in verbal abuse in their childhd.
D．Thse having experienced depressin.
15．A．Becming mre tlerant.
B．Having undevelped brain cnnectins.
C．Having higher level f being fearless.
D．N cnnectin between the right and the left side f the brain.
16．A．Help kids learn t be mre self-cntrlled.
B．Let kids stay away frm drug abuse.
C．Treasure kids’ middle schl life by using nice expressins.
D．Prepare kids with thse bad verbal expressins.
Questins 17 thrugh 20 are based n the fllwing cnversatin.
17．A．They are bth wrried abut the negative impact f technlgy.
B．They differ greatly in their knwledge f mdern technlgy.
C．They disagree abut the future f AI technlgy.
D．They wrk in different fields f AI technlgy.
18．A．Stimulating and mtivating.
B．Simply writing AI sftware.
C．Mre demanding and requiring special training.
D．Less time-cnsuming and fcusing n creatin.
19．A．There culd be jbs nbdy wants t d.
B．Digital life culd replace human civilizatin.
C．Humans wuld be tired f cmmunicating with ne anther.
D．Old peple wuld be taken care f slely by unfeeling rbts.
20．A．It will be smarter than human beings.
B．Chips will be inserted in human brains.
C．It will take away humans’ jbs altgether.
D．Life will becme like a science fictin film.
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.
China kicked ff the 2022 Winter Olympics with a visually sunning pening ceremny.
____21____ a lively, snwflake-themed shw that emphasized yuth and “rdinary peple,” the games were declared fficially pen, prmpting a burst f firewrks ver the “Bird’s Nest” Natinal Stadium in central Beijing.
The final step was t deliver the ceremnial flame, a mment that ften ____22____ (carry) symblic weight based in part n wh is selected fr the task. Chinese fficials chse tw athletes, ne f ____23____ was Dinigeer Yilamujiang, a Uyghur crss cuntry skier frm Xinjiang.
The pair placed the flame inside a giant snwflake, a clsely watched mment with symblic weight in mre ways than ne.
“This was a ripste(机智的回答) t President Je Biden fr skipping these Olympics and a message t the West: China____24____(nt lecture t) n human rights, r n any ther issue,” said Andy Brwne, editrial directr f the Blmberg New Ecnmy Frum.
With temperatures apprpriately belw freezing in the Chinese capital, the ceremny began with an pening sequence ____25____ (fcus) n yuth and spring. The Olympics started n the furth day f the Lunar New Year. China’s biggest hliday, als knwn as Spring Festival.
The ceremny verall was a scaled-dwn affair cmpared with past years, amid drives by bth the IOC and the Chinese gvernment ____26____ (prmte) sustainability and rein in excess. Thugh it began and ended with firewrks, there were nly abut 10 percent as many as the last time Beijing hsted the Olympics in 2008. Renwned Chinese filmmaker Zhang Yimu, wh directed that ceremny ____27____ this ne, tld Chinese state media that the perfrmers in this year’s shw wuld be “rdinary peple.”
In stark cntrast t the epic 2008 Summer Olympics pening ceremny in Beijing, which ran fr abut fur hurs, this year’s grand display ____28____ (simplify)and shrtened t less than 100 minutes because f the pandemic and the cld weather, accrding t Xinhua.
Only 3,000 perfrmers, ____29____ teenagers made up the vast majrity, ____30____ (take) part, cmpared with 15,000 in 2008, Xinhua said.
Sectin B
Directins: Fill in each blank with a prper wrd chsen frm the bx. Each wrd can be used nly nce. Nte that there is ne wrd mre than yu need.
In February the Crnavirus pandemic struck the wrld’s ecnmy with the biggest shck since the secnd wrld war. Lck-dwns and a slump in cnsumer spending led t a labur market ____31____ in which the equivalent f nearly 500m full-time jbs disappeared almst vernight. Wrld trade ____32____ as factries shut dwn and cuntries clsed their brders. An even deeper ecnmic catastrphe was avided thanks nly t unprecedented ____33____ in financial markets by central banks, gvernment aid t wrkers and failing firms, and the expansin f budget deficits t near-wartime levels.The crash was synchrnized. As a recvery takes place, hwever, huge gaps between the perfrmance f cuntries are pening up — which culd yet ____34____ the wrld’s ecnmic rder.
By the end f next year, accrding t frecasts by the OECD, America’s ecnmy will be the same size as it was in 2019 but China’s will be 10% larger. Eurpe will still languish beneath its pre-pandemic level f utput and culd d s fr several years — a fate it may share with Japan, which is suffering a dem-graphic squeeze. The ____35____ f grwth rates acrss 50 ecnmies was at its widest fr at least 40 years.
These adjustment will be immense. The pandemic will leave ecnmies less glbalized, mre digitized and less equal. As they cut risks in their supply chains and harness autmatin, manufacturers will bring prductin clser t hme. As ffice wrkers cntinue t wrk in their kitchens and bedrms fr at least part f the week, lwer-paid wrkers wh previusly wrked as waiters, cleaners and sales assistants will need t find new jbs in the suburbs. Until they d, they culd face lng spells f unemplyment. In America permanent jb lsses are ____36____ even as the headline unemplyment rate falls.
Instead America’s weakness is txic and ____37____ plitics. This week President Dnald Trump seemed t abandn talks ver renewing its ____38____, meaning that the ecnmy culd fall ver a fiscal cliff. Critical refrms, whether t redesign the safety-net fr a tech-driven ecnmy r t put deficits n a ____39____ curse, are all but impssible while tw warring tribes define cmprmise as weakness, Cvid-19 is impsing a new ecnmic reality. Every cuntry will be called n t adapt, but America faces a daunting task. If it is t lead the pst-pandemic wrld, it will have t reset its plitics.
The pandemic has created big perfrmance _____40_____ between the wrld’s ecnmies. They culd get even larger.
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.
Tw f the mst critical lessns learned frm the pandemic are the need fr effective natinal leadership and fr clear, cnsistent cmmunicatin. Cuntries that fared well had bth in abundance; thse that didn’t ften faltered. The TIMES survey results reflect this, with____41____was “leadership and public cmmunicatin strategies” the nly categry in which every rated, n average, at least 4 ut f 5 fr pririty. The highest ranking in the categry went t “ensuring strng, federally crdinated respnses that prvincial, state, and lcal jurisdictins can rely upn fr guidance”. The imprtance f this cannt be verstated. In the U.S., it made n sense t have 50 states ____42____ their wn supplies f masks and tests, and 50 different sets f rules t cntain (r nt) the disease. As a frmer lcal health fficial, I can tell yu that lcal health departments are chrnically under ____43____ and s rely n federal entities t frmulate clear____44____ and evidence-based plicy guidance, which ___45___ thse clser t the grund t tailr the specifics t their cmmunities. Being able t pint t federal guidelines helps serve as plitical cver-imprtant when the recmmendatins ask fr difficult actins, such as shuttering businesses and ____46____ stay-at-hme rders.
The TIMES survey als identifies glbal health gvernance as a tp ____47____ including t “refrm the Wrld Health Organizatin’s regulatry authrity”. Unfrtunately, the____48____f this interventin was rated 2.86. I agree with this lw ranking. Any refrm at the WHO will be a lng and tedius ____49____. Glbal health gvernance needs t ccur, but meanwhile, individual gvernments can take matters int their wn ______50______. First, they must rigrusly evaluate their cuntry’s pandemic respnse and make necessary ______51______ t imprve lcal, reginal and natinal infrastructure and crdinatin. Secnd, they shuld strengthen internatinal scientific______52______. Third, willing cuntries can ______53______ multinatinal agreements fr transparency, mutual aid and partnership.
Imprvements in glbal public health must begin lcally and be driven by leaders wh will learn the hard ______54______ frm COVID-19. If we can ______55______the key factrs that need refrm, then we must agree n ding what it takes t prevent anther tragedy.
41．A．prpsalB．refusalC．adjustmentD．substitute
42．A．influenceB．prmiseC．secureD．pattern
43．A．smashedB．stuffedC．smthedD．staffed
44．A．careersB．galsC．trendsD．signs
45．A．emplysB．emphasizesC．emergesD．empwers
46．A．impsingB．stretchingC．challengingD．intruding
47．A．appealB．slutinC．principleD．pririty
48．A．pssibilityB．feasibilityC．availabilityD．practicality
49．A．prpertyB．cmbinatinC．prcessD．calculatin
50．A．handsB．earsC．muthsD．eyes
51．A．achievementsB．judgementsC．pavementsD．investments
52．A．dnatinsB．cllabratinsC．qualificatinsD．regulatins
53．A．determineB．verlkC．initiateD．evaluate
54．A．lessnsB．causesC．subjectsD．mdels
55．A．make withB．shw upC．take verD．agree n
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 fits best accrding t the infrmatin given in the passage yu have just read.
A
Whlesale prices fr gas and electricity are increasing suddenly acrss Eurpe,raising the pssibility f increases in already-high utility (公共事业）bills and further pain fr peple wh have taken a financial hit frmCOVID-19.
Gvernments are struggling t find ways t limit csts t cnsumers as scant natural gas reserves present yet anther ptential prblem, expsing the cntinent t even mre price increases and pssible shrtages if it’s a cld winter.
In the U.K., many peple will see their gas and electricity bills rise next mnth after the natin’s energy regulatr apprved a 12% price increase fr thse withut cntracts that lck in rates. Officials in Italy have warned that prices will increase by 40% fr the quarter that will be billed in Octber.
There are multiple causes fr the price increases, energy analysts say, including tight supplies f natural gas used t generate electricity, higher csts fr permits t release carbn dixide as part f Eurpe’s fight against climate change, and less supply frm wind in sme cases.
Analysts at S&P Glbal Platts say electricity prices have risen due t strng demand frm places like data centers and electric cars, but abve all because f the rise in the price f natural gas used in generating plants. Utility cmpanies’ expsure t natural gas prices has increased as high-emissin cal plants have been retired, while utilities face higher csts fr carbn allwances required by the Eurpean Unin’s emissins trading system, which is aimed at reducing emissins f greenhuse gases.
The tight gas market culd bite even mre sharply if there’s an unusually cld winter. That’s because Eurpean distributrs did nt refill reserves reduced during last winter as they typically had dne in summer mnths. In March 2008, when the freeze named “the beast frm the east” hit Eurpe, industrial users in the U.K gt a ntice that there was a risk f interruptin, althugh it didn’t cme t that.
Culd Eurpe run ut f gas? “The shrt answer is Yes, this is a real risk,” said James Huckstepp, an analyst at S&P Glbal Platts. “Strage stcks are at recrd lws and there isn’t currently any spare supply capacity that is exprtable anywhere in the wrld.The lnger answer is that it’s hard t predict hw it will play ut given that Eurpe has never run ut f gas in tw decades under the current distributin system.”
56．What des the underlined wrd “scant” in Paragraph 2 prbably mean?
A．Ttal.B．Additinal.C．Limited.D．Regular.
57．What has actually led t the rise f electricity prices?
A．The clsure f sme cal plants. B．The great demand fr electric cars.
C．The cmpetitin between utility cmpanies. D．The change in the emissins trading system.
58．Why culd an unusually cld winter make the gas market tighter?
A．Mre natural gas will be needed fr industrial use. B．Eurpean distributrs dn’t make gd preparatins.
C．It is nt easy t fill reserves during the cld weather. D．Utility cmpanies wrk can be easily interrupted.
59．What can we learn frm James Huckstepp’s wrds in the last paragraph?
A．Eurpe is expected t seek help frm ther cuntries.
B．It is hard t cntrl the gas price in Eurpe at present.
C．Eurpe might face a serius shrtage f gas in the future.
D．There’s smething wrng with Eurpe’s distributin system.
B
Amid peple’s passin fr the Winter Olympics in Beijing. an unhappy issue n the day right befre the Valentine’s Day put a damper n the wrldwide event. When fur plicemen were having a meal utside Starbucks lcated at the ld twn f Ciqiku, Chngqing a shp assistant, hping t make rm fr ther custmers, drve them ut with an inapprpriate chice f wrds, sparking a heated discussin n Weib, ne f China’s largest scial media platfrms.
Despite peple’s utrageus disappintment at Starbucks, the chain stre still remains dminant in the cffee market f massive cities such as Shanghai. Husing ver 900 stres, Shanghai tps the list f the number f Starbucks stres with its largest stre in the wrld, Shanghai Rastery, pened n West Nanjing Rad in 2018.
Furthermre, Shanghai als has the reputatin f having mst cffee stres in the wrld. Varius cffee stres can be accessed in Shanghai. Recmmended are ffered:
The underlined phrase in paragraph ne has a similar meaning t"____________________”
A．was clsely related tB．sparked dissatisfactin with
C．ruined the atmsphere fD．was vershadwed by
61．Accrding t the passage, which f the fllwing statements is prbably NOT true?
A．Int the Wild is nt available in the next seasn.
B．Spanish latte is mre expensive than Panda latte.
C． Cafe staff can tell yu in persn hw they make their cffee.
D．River view can be enjyed at Manner cffee
62．Accrding t the passage, which f the fllwing statements is TRUE?
A．The interir style f Arabica is assciated with a sense f luxury.
B．Visitrs are attracted by the ld-fashined style f Ralph’s cffee.
C．Shanghai has the reputatin f having mst Starbucks, Mannel, Arabica stres.
D．Qn weekdays, n cffee is served in any f the stres abve after 9 p.m.
C
Shelly-Ann Fraser-Pryce, brn n December 27, 1986, is a Jamaican track and field sprinter wh cmpetes in the 60 metres, 100 metres and 200 metres.
Nt s lng ag, mst peple didn’t knw wh Shelly-Ann was ging t becme. She was just an average high schl athlete. There was every indicatin that she was just anther teenager withut much f a future. Hwever, ne persn wants t change this. Stephen Francis bserved then eighteen-year-ld Shelly-Ann at a track meet and was cnvinced that he had seen the beginning f greatness. He decided t train Shelly-Ann strictly. Their cperatin quickly prduced results. At Jamaica’s Olympic Games in 2008, Shelly-Ann beat Jamaica’s unchallenged queen f the sprint. Widely regarded as ne f the greatest sprinters f all time, her achievements n the track since 2008 helped t elevate Jamaican athletics n the internatinal scene.
Shelly-Ann is a little wman with a big smile. She has a mental tughness that did nt cme abut by chance. Her jurney t becming the fastest wman n earth has been anything but smth and effrtless. She grew up in ne f Jamaica’s tughest cmmunities knwn as Waterhuse, where she lived in a ne-rm apartment, sleeping fur in a bed with her mther and tw brthers. Waterhuse, ne f the prest cmmunities in Jamaica, is a really vilent and verppulated place. Smetimes her family didn’t have enugh t eat. Her mther Maxime, ne f a family f furteen, had been an athlete herself as a yung girl but had t stp after she had her first baby. Maxime’s early entry int the adult wrld gave her the determinatin t ensure that her kids wuld get rid f pverty. Therefre, ne f the first things Maxime used t d with Shelly-Ann was taking her t the track and she was ready t sacrifice everything.
When talking abut her achievements and legacy, this incredible wman respnded that her secret is just staying humble and just knwing wh yu are as a persn and athlete and just cntinuing t wrk had. “I dn’ pay much attentin t where I fall in histry. When I decide t leave the sprt, I want t leave it better than I saw it. I want t make sure that ther yung athletes can see that yu need t wrk hard, yu need t stay humble, yu need t stay fcused, and the sky is the limit,” Shelly-Ann said.
63．When Stephen Francis first met Shelly-Ann at the track meet, ________.
A．he had already heard f herB．he saw great ptential in her
C．she had beaten the famus sprinterD．she was admired by her schlmates
64．Maxime decided t take Shelly-Ann t the track because Maxime ________.
A．was interested in sprinting herself B．was a successful athlete previusly
C．wanted her children ut f pverty D．wanted her daughter t be a wrld champin
65．Frm the last paragraph, we can learn that Shelly-Ann ________.
A．is satisfied with her achievements in sprinting
B．hpes t set a gd example fr yunger athletes
C．decides t retire after she reaches her full ptential
D．determines t make sprinting the mst ppular sprt in Jamaica
66．Which f the fllwing wrds can best describe Shelly-Ann?
A．Warmhearted and generus.B．Sympathetic and patient.
C．Creative and friendly.D．Ambitius and determined.
Sectin C
Directins: Read the fllwing passages. 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.
The Rise f Micrchipping
On August 1, 2017, wrkers at Three Square Market, a cmpany specializing in vending machines, lined up in the ffice cafeteria t be implanted with micrchips. One after anther, they held ut a hand t a tattist wh pushed a rice-grain sized implant int the flesh between their thumb and frefinger. The grup implant event, rganized by cmpany management, fitted int Three Square Market’s lnger-term visin f a cashless payment system fr their vending machines — wrkplace snacks purchased with a flick f the wrist. The televised “chipping party” was picked up by media utlets frm Mscw t Sydney. ____67____ After the event, Three Square Market’s Ggle reviews page was flded with ne-star ratings.
Fr Jwan Österlund, whse cmpany Bihax prvided the service, micrchip implants were nt radical r even nvel. He has lived with ne fr years and has implanted hundreds f ther yung, tech-savvy (技术大咖) Swedes. ____68____ They have used their implants t gain access t their c-wrking spaces, pay fr gym membership, and even t ride the train. But are the peple f the wrld ready fr technlgy t start getting under their skin?
Micrchip implants are essentially cylindrical (长圆形的) bar cdes that, when scanned, transmit a unique signal thrugh a layer f skin. ____69____ Tday, Bihax is aiming t simplify identity and access in the digital wrld, ffering a replacement t the seemingly endless cllectin f passwrds, keys, tickets and cards that clutter ur lives. Jwan’s friend Hannes Sjöblad has his wn micrchip-fcused business. He believes that by placing a device under the skin, instead f wearing it like a Fitbit, data cllectin will be greatly imprved.
But Urs Gasser at Harvard University believes that extending beynd the Swedish tech-hub envirnment t a brader market will be legally and mrally difficult. In his view, Three Square Market’s chipping event actually symblizes the imbalances f pwer in the wrkplace. Are yu a persn being paid fr yur wrk, r are yu the prperty f the cmpany yu wrk fr?
Ifema Ajunwa at Crnell University adds that it is crucial t cnsider the implicatins f this technlgy in the cntext f increasing wrker surveillance (管制). ____70____ This seems t blur the line between wrk and family life,” she said.
A．Micrchips will deepen this dynamic, as they “literally g with the wrker whenever they g”.
B．Chipping, thereby, has swept acrss the glbe with its magnetic appeal.
C．Nt all f the attentin was psitive, hwever.
D．Mstly, they have been used t rganize warehuses r identify lst pets.
E．Cnquered by the “almighty” micrchips, wrkers may n lnger be their wn masters.
F．Fr this cmmunity, the chip signifies an all-in-ne cmbinatin f bilgy and technlgy.
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.
A New Wave f Migratin
As the sea extends steadily inland in cuntries such as Bangladesh and as decreasing rains put already marginal farmland ut f play in Ethipia and ther places, a wave f migratin caused by the changing climate is taking shape n the hrizn.
But mst “climate migrants” will nt be heading abrad t start new lives; instead they will settle elsewhere in their hme cuntries. A reprt released this week declares that if nthing is dne t cntrl glbal warming and factr migratin int develpment planning, by mid-century this internal ppulatin shift culd invlve mre than 140 millin peple in three regins examined: sub-Saharan Africa, suth Asia and Latin America. “Climate change is already a driver f internal migratin, and it will becme mre s in the future,” says Jhn Rme, senir directr f Climate change at The Wrld Bank Grup.
The ptential fr such an increase in area cnsisting f 55 percent f the develping wrld’s ppulatin raises questins f envirnmental justice because thse wh have cntributed the least t glbal warming are frced t shulder mre f the burden. It is necessary fr develped cuntries like the U.S. t step up, says Maria Cristina Garcia, a prfessr f American Studies at Crnell University. Develped cuntries can help by bth wrking t limit greenhuse gas emissins and funding effrts t help develping natins plan fr climate migratin challenges.
The study f climate migratin is still relatively new, and prjectins f just hw many peple might be driven frm their hmes as the wrld warms are hard t pin dwn. Sme peple will need t migrate despite any measures that might be taken —but “this desn’t have t be a crisis” Rme says. Prperly managed migratin culd even bring mre ecnmic pprtunities t sme pr cmmunities. But planning needs t start nw.
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Translatin
Directins: Translate the fllwing sentences int English, using the wrds given in the brackets.
72．相比吃荤的人来说，素食主义者（vegetarian）患癌症的风险更小。（cmpare）（汉译英）
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73．由于受全球疫情的影响，消费者收到国际包裹的时长是原先的两倍.（duble）（汉译英）
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74．除非采取有利措施来减缓气候变化的速度，否则这些濒危动物将很快灭绝。（extinct）（汉译英）
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越来越多的大学生面临着这样一个事实：疫情期间找一份合适的工作实属不易。(fact that) （汉译英）
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Guided Writing
Directins: Write an English cmpsitin in 120-150 wrds accrding t the instructins given belw in Chinese.
近期，你就影响选择大学也的考虑因素在高三学生中做了调研，结果如图所示，请结合图表信息写一份调研报告，须包括以下内容：
1. 图表产生的背景和基本内容：
2. 就你个人而言，你会考虑哪些因素？请列出其中你认为相对重要的两项因素，并说明理由。
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A．munting B．stimulus C．distributin D．interventins E. divided
F. cllapse G. sustainable H. shrinking I. trembled J. distinctins
K. reshape
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