湖南娄底市2023-2024学年高三上学期期末质量检测英语试题及答案

这是一份湖南娄底市2023-2024学年高三上学期期末质量检测英语试题及答案，共15页。

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3．考试结束后，将本试卷和答题卡一并交回。
第一部分 听力（共两节，满分30分）
第一节（共5小题；每小题1.5分，满分7.5分）
听下面5段对话。每段对话后有一个小题，从题中所给的A、B、C三个选项中选出最佳选项。听完每段对话后，你都有10秒钟的时间来回答有关小题和阅读下一小题。每段对话仅读一遍。
例：Hw much is the shirt?
A．£ 19.15.B．£ 9.18.C．£ 9.15.
答案是C。
1．What did the man d?
A．He taught English.B．He went abrad.C．He visited a schl.
2．What time d the speakers plan t start ut?
A．At 3:00 a. m.B．At 8:00 a. m.C．At 11:00 a. m.
3．Which f the fllwing des the man dislike?
A．The new city.B．His new jb.C．The cld climate.
4．Why did the man cme back hme?
A．He was ill.B．He was ut f wrk.C．He missed his family.
5．Why did Peter g ut?
A．T get sme paint.B．T have a drink.C．T see a mvie.
第二节（共15小题；每小题1.5分，满分22.5分）
听下面5段对话或独白。每段对话或独白后有几个小题，从题中所给的A、B、C三个选项中选出最佳选项。听每段对话或独白前，你将有时间阅读各个小题，每小题5秒钟；听完后，各小题将给出5秒钟的作答时间。每段对话或独白读两遍。
听第6段材料，回答第6、7题。
6．Why des the wman want t g t a wildlife park?
A．She can see a lt f animals.
B．She likes t see animals in the wild.
C．She desn’t have t pay fr the ticket.
7．When des this cnversatin prbably take place?
A．Befre the summer hlidays.
B．During the summer hlidays.
C．After the summer hlidays.
听第7段材料，回答第8至10题。
8．Why des the man ask abut Janet?
A．He hasn’t seen her fr a lng time.
B．He wants t make friends with her.
C．He wants the wman t be her friend.
9．What des the man think f Janet?
A．Very nice.B．Very clever.C．Hardwrking.
10．What might be the result f the cnversatin?
A．The man and Janet becme friends.
B．The wman and Janet are friends again.
C．The man and the wman becme friends.
听第8段材料，回答第11至13题。
11．Hw des the man feel abut what the ad says?
A．He believes it.B．He dubts it.C．He is interested in it.
12．What will the speakers mst prbably d tmrrw?
A．Wrk in the yard.B．G t a car shw.C．G t a fashin shw.
13．What is the prbable relatinship between the tw speakers?
A．Mther and sn.B．Husband and wife.C．Father and daughter.
听第9段材料，回答第14至17题。
14．Why des the man cmplain t the wman?
A．She is driving t fast.B．She is driving carelessly.C．She is driving s slwly.
15．What did the wman d when she saw a by running ut in frnt f her?
A．She slwed dwn.B．She drve even faster.C．She cntinued driving.
16．Hw did the by fall dwn?
A．He fell dwn himself.B．He was hit by a bus.C．He was hit by the wman’s car.
17．Hw many reasns des the wman give fr driving carefully?
A．Tw.B．Three.C．Fur.
听第10段材料，回答第18至20题。
18．What will the new students d n Saturday?
A．Visit a histrical city.B．Tur arund Lndn.C．Play games with classmates.
19．When will the new students meet their teachers?
A．On Sunday mrning.B．On Sunday afternn.C．On Sunday evening.
20．What des the speaker mainly talk abut?
A．A tur f Lndn.
B．The plan fr the weekend.
C．The teaching arrangements.
第二部分 阅读（共两节，满分50分）
第一节（共15小题；每小题2.5分，满分37.5分）
阅读下列短文，从每题所给的 A、B、C、D四个选项中选出最佳选项。
A
Summer Schlarships
ABOUT THE PROGRAM
The Schlastic Awards Summer（SAS） Schlarship Prgram prvides teens wh have been recgnized by the Schlastic Art & Writing Awards with an pprtunity t attend summer art r writing prgrams n a full-tuitin（全额学费） schlarship.
Teens d nt apply fr specific summer prgrams; instead, they apply fr a SAS Schlarship, and we wrk with ur partners t place Schlars int a prgram that will wrk best fr them based n their abilities and interests.
ELIGIBILITY（资格）
Teens in grades 7—11 wh have received a Gld r Silver Key can apply fr a SAS Schlarship. Individual prgrams may set additinal criteria.
HOW TO SUBMIT
The applicatin perid pens when reginal awards are annunced in January. T apply, lg yu’re yur accunt at prtal, artandwriting. rg. Yu will find My SAS Schlarships Applicatin n yur teen dashbard.
APPLICATION CHECKLIST
All applicatins must cntain:
1．Yur Gld r Silver Key, art r writing.
2．Up t five additinal recent examples f yur best art r writing.
3．Cmplete answers t all questins in the written part f the applicatin, including yur Prfile and Student Questinnaire.
4．The Parent/Guardian Questinnaire must be cmpleted by yur parent r guardian.
21．What is the purpse f the prgram?
A．T help teens t win a schlarship.B．T give teens training in art r writing.
C．T reward teens wh lve art r writing.D．T encurage teens’ interest in art r writing.
22．Wh can apply fr the prgram?
A．Anyne wh lves art r writing.
B．Anyne wh wants t d better in art r writing.
C．Thse wh are the Schlastic Awards winners.
D．Thse wh want t be the Schlastic Awards winners.
23．Which f the fllwing must be included in the applicatin?
A．Yur plan fr winning a reward.B．Yur descriptins f yur wrks.
C．Yur achievements in art r writing.D．Yur suggestins abut the prgram.
B
One strategy fr reducing fd waste’s envirnmental impact seems cntrary t cmmn sense: Open mre grcery stres. That’s accrding t new research frm Elena Belavina, an expert in peratins management and supply chains.
The fd we thrw ut because it ges bad when cleaning ut the fridge makes a surprisingly large cntributin t glbal warming. One-third f all fd prduced is wasted, a prblem respnsible fr carbn emissins（排放物） equivalent t all rad transprtatin, said Belavina.
When cnsumers can purchase fd nearby, they shp mre ften but buy less each time, ultimately wasting less. “The mre stres yu have, the lwer fd waste is ging t be,” said Belavina. “Very small increases in stre density（密度） can have a very high impact.”
Belavina fund that in Chicag, which she said is typical f many American cities, adding just three r fur markets within a 10-square-kilmeter area wuld reduce fd waste by 6% t 9%. That wuld achieve an emissins reductin cmparable t cnverting（改装） mre than 20,000 cars frm petrl t electric pwer.
Mst big cities are well belw the ideal density f grcery stres that wuld minimize fd waste, the research determined. In Chicag, that wuld be abut 200 markets within a 10-square-kilmeter area—cmpared t 15 currently—but mst f the benefit frm reduced emissins wuld be achieved by abut 50 markets. New Yrk City, with its abundance f prduce stands and neighbrhd markets, cmes clsest t its ideal density.
Urban planners, city gvernments and activists shuld pursue plicies encuraging an ideal density f grcery stres based n each city’s ppulatin, she said. Chain stres’ sustainability plans shuld analyze hw their stre netwrks and supply chains cntribute t fd waste and emissins verall.
“We actually see sme mves tward ging a little bit back in time and thse small crner stres and mm-and-pp stres are making a cmeback,” she said.
24．Why can higher stre density reduce fd waste?
A．There are mre stres t supply fresh fd.B．There are mre stres t deal with fd waste.
C．Cnsumers can spend less time n buying fd.D．Cnsumers needn’t verbuy their grceries.
25．Hw many markets are there per 10 square kilmeters in Chicag nw?
A．15 markets.B．Abut 4 markets.C．Abut 50 markets.D．Abut 200 markets.
26．What des Belavina think f small crner stres and mm-and-pp stres?
A．They are helpful.B．They are a prblem.
C．They are f little help.D．They d better than grcery stres.
27．Which f the fllwing is a suitable title fr the text?
A．Buy Less, Eat LessB．Ideal Density f Grcery Stres
C．Fd Waste and Glbal WarmingD．Mre Grcery Stres, Less Fd Waste
C
Recently, I was walking with sme parents when we came acrss a five-pund nte lying n the grund. We std arund it fr a mment, a bit awkwardly, until smene suggested putting it n a nearby bench. Then ne f the parents remarked that we’d prbably have behaved differently—that is, we wuld have just taken the mney—had we been alne.
This relates t a classic questin in studies f human genersity: d we behave mre selfishly when we aren’t being bserved? The debate ges n acrss the psychlgical and bilgical sciences, as well as in ppular culture, abut whether kindness can exist in a cmpetitive wrld.
Ym Kippur is a Jewish（犹太人的） religius hliday when Jewish peple fast and ask fr frgiveness fr the wrngs they’ve cmmitted. One f the pints f Ym Kippur is t behave better regardless f wh is watching. There’s an evlutinary beauty t the teachings f Ym Kippur, which are the prducts f thusands f years f cultural changes and evlutin.
The Maasai peple f Kenya practice stua: relatinships between peple that perate based n need. When smene frms an stua relatinship with anther, they enter int an unwritten cntract t help their partner in times f need. And hunter-gatherer grups, which can represent the circumstances ur species evlved in, have many similar examples.
Cultural evlutin helps t explain the existence and cmplexity f these systems. Culturalchanges are far faster than bilgical evlutin, allwing intelligent species like humans t develp behaviral adaptatins fr managing cmplex scial envirnments. Ostua, r any ther practice that helps t maintain gd treatment f thers in sciety, is the result f tens f thusands f years f cultural trial and errr. The custms passed dwn ver time are thse that help us t develp as cultural grups.
The study f thse changes has helped us t understand hw we successfully spread arund the wrld as cperative grups. Bilgical evlutin has helped humans be mre cperative, but cultural changes have accelerated this prcess.
Cultural evlutin helps us t vercme ur selfish natures. Try t understand rules befre yu ignre them—and next time yu find a fiver n the grund, yu might think abut the awkward situatin yur discvery represents.
28．What made the parents feel a bit awkward?
A．The difficulty sharing the mney.
B．The difficulty finding the wner f the mney.
C．The thught f putting the mney n the bench.
D．The thught f keeping the mney fr themselves.
29．Why is “Ym Kippur” talked abut in the text?
A．T highlight a fact.B．T draw a cnclusin.
C．T make a cmparisn.D．T supprt an argument.
30．Hw is bilgical evlutin different frm cultural evlutin?
A．It evlves much slwer.B．It takes much less time.
C．It is a mre cmplex prcess.D．It makes humans mre cperative.
31．What des the authr intend t explain in the text?
A．Hw cultural evlutin takes place.B．Why peple smetimes behave selfishly.
C．Why kindness exists in a cmpetitive wrld.D．Hw kindness spreads thrughut the wrld.
D
The sign f a healthy persnal relatinship is ne that is equally mutual（相互的） —where yu get ut just as much as yu put in. Nature has its wn versin f a healthy relatinship. Knwn as mutualisms, they are interactins between species that are mutually beneficial fr each species. One example is the interactin between plants and pllinatrs（传粉者）, where yur apple trees are pllinated and the hneybee gets nectar（花蜜） as a fd reward. But hw are mutualisms affected by ther rganisms that take thse rewards withut prviding a service in return?
A team f researchers recently researched that questin. They investigated the abilities f diverse cmmunities f mutualists, cmparing hw each deals with cheaters. Cheaters are species that steal the benefits f the mutualism withut prviding anything in return. An example f ne f nature’s cheaters is nectar rbbers. Nectar-rbbing bees chew thrugh the side f flwers t feed n nectar withut cming int cntact with the flwer parts that wuld result in pllinatin.
The researchers prduced mutualisms in the lab using yeast strains（酵母菌株） that functined as mutualist species. Each yeast strain prduced a fd resurce t exchange with a mutualist partner. They engineered fur species f each type f mutualists as well as tw cheater strains that were unable t make fd resurces.
The researchers created cmmunities f yeast that differed bth in the number f species and the presence f cheaters. They fund that cmmunities with higher numbers f mutualist species were better able t resist the negative effects f cheaters because there were multiple species f mutualists perfrming the same task. If ne species was lst frm the cmmunity due t cmpeting with a cheater, there were ther species arund t perfrm the task, shwing that the presence f mre species in a cmmunity can reduce the negative effects f cheaters.
Their results highlight the imprtance f having multiple mutualist species that prvide similar resurces r services, essentially creating a backup in case ne species ges extinct. It’s similar t the relatinship between grcery stres and suppliers. Grcery stres have multiple suppliers t ensure that there are always gds available shuld smething happen t ne supplier.
The future study is t explre the pssibility f a mutualist species becming a cheater. The grup is testing if mutualists that perfrm the same functin might set up an envirnment that allws ne f thse mutualist species t becme a cheater since there are ther mutualists arund that can fill that rle.
32．Which f the fllwing can be an example f mutualism?
A．Farmers and crps.B．Sunlight and plants.
C．Cities and wild animals.D．Humans and glbal warming.
33．What can be cncluded frm the study f cmmunities f yeast?
A．Mre cmmunities f yeast are better than ne.B．Mre species f mutualists are better than ne.
C．Mre species f mutualists lead t fewer cheaters.D．Mre cmmunities f yeast lead t fewer cheaters.
34．Accrding t the text, which f the fllwing may have the same rle as “suppliers” underlined in paragraph 5?
A．Nectar.B．Hneybees.C．Cheaters.D．Apples.
35．Accrding t the study, what wuld happen in a cmmunity f mutualists?
A．Cheaters wuld becme extinct.B．Cheaters wuld act as mutualist species.
C．A mutualist species wuld switch t cheating.D．Mutualist species and cheaters wuld wrk tgether.
第二节（共5小题；每小题2.5分，满分12.5分）
阅读下面短文，从短文后的选项中选出可以填入空白处的最佳选项。选项中有两项为多余选项。
Why I Lve June
Memrial Day has cme and gne and June has fficially begun. In my mind, that means summer is here—even if the calendar says it desn’t arrive fr anther few weeks. Hw yu greet a new seasn sets the tne fr hw psitively yu are prepared t enter int a new time f year. 36 and feel inspired t share my reasns why I lve the start f the summer.
I can have fun n the beach. I’m a beach lver. I’ve been sticking my feet in the grainy sands f the beach since I was brn. 37 —and Grandma’s blueberry pie（a great way t end a lng beach day）. I usually kick ff my beach weekends in late May, but June is when I enjy the salty smell and rlling waves as I clse my eyes and let the sun pur dwn n my shulders.
38 . When June rlls arund I seem t ntice the clrful flwers arund me a lt mre. Maybe it’s because I’ve just started walking utside fr lnger perids f time as the weather allws it, r maybe it’s because I’ve started wearing brighter clrs, but the pink, purple, yellw and red flwers that blanket the parks and gardens I pass seem mre brilliant than ever.
I can breathe easier when I run. There’s smething abut the June air here that makes me happy. Yes, we get the ccasinal ht summer day when all we can d is sit still and hpe t feel cl, but fr the mst part, the sun and wind wrk tgether t give my lungs a healthy charge while I’m running alng the river. It desn’t have that winter bite that causes me t cugh. 39 .
I feel happier. It seems silly that the start f a certain mnth can change my md, but when my sandals（凉鞋） remind me that my winter bts are hiding in the back f my clset, I feel a sense f jy. Yu culd say the start f summer is like a mini new year fr me. It brings life t plans and ideas that I may have been aviding and gets me ut and abut. 40 .
Thanks, June.
A．All kinds f plants start grwing
B．The flwers seem mre attractive
C．I actually enjy exercising as a result
D．It’s always a place that I assciate with enjyment
E．Seasns really can change mre than just the weather
F．I begin t think abut hw I feel abut this lvely mnth
G．Mther tells me it was n a rainy night in June that I arrived
第三部分 语言运用（共两节，满分30分）
第一节（共15小题；每小题1分，满分15分）
阅读下面短文，从每题所给的A、B、C、D四个选项中选出可以填入空白处的最佳选项。
Happiness can be difficult t find. But even when happiness seems almst impssible, it can be btained with a shift in ways f thinking r simply a 41 .
I vlunteered at an elderly care hme this past summer. 42 , I didn’t think much abut the visits t the residents. There culdn’t be anything 43 t talk abut with ld peple, right? But as I gt t knw them my utlk—and life—cmpletely 44 .
One resident I remember vividly was a wman with a friendly smile. I 45 a cllectin f prcelain（瓷制的） shes, in varying sizes, beside her windw. “Thse are really pretty,” I said. The wman’s face instantly lit up. “Ah yes! I used t 46 them when I was yunger,” she said, carefully 47 a she with a beautiful design. “My daughter bught it fr me. I saw it in an antique stre and just knew I had t have it.” I culd feel the 48 in her vice.
I visited anther resident wh kept her wedding phtgraph next t her bed. The phtgraph, thugh 49 and black-and-white, shwed the pure jy n the bride’s and grm’s faces. Alng with the phtgraph, she 50 pstcards and letters frm her family. Lking at the pictures n the pstcards, she culd 51 she was traveling arund the wrld with them.
These stries—s familiar, yet s distant frm my 52 —made me see what truly defines happiness. Despite their ld 53 , the residents had happy memries f friends and family, and a great deal f experiences t 54 . All these little details turn int their wn 55 f happiness. I must make the mst f life s that ne day I can unearth my wn tiny pieces f happiness.
41．A．visitB．memryC．talkD．wish
42．A．CntinuallyB．EventuallyC．GraduallyD．Initially
43．A．interestingB．necessaryC．bringD．difficult
44．A．changedB．imprvedC．disappearedD．matched
45．A．arrangedB．putC．nticedD．remembered
46．A．thrwB．cllectC．sellD．cmpare
47．A．searching frB．putting awayC．picking upD．wrking n
48．A．hpeB．pressureC．cnfidenceD．jy
49．A．ldB．dirtyC．uselessD．ugly
50．A．receivedB．keptC．checkedD．sent
51．A．believeB．tellC．explainD．imagine
52．A．psitinB．descriptinC．viewpintsD．life
53．A．wisdmB．wrkC．ageD．hbbies
54．A．shareB．fllwC．gainD．learn
55．A．expectatinB．guaranteeC．definitinD．knwledge
第二节（共10小题；每小题1.5分，满分15分）
阅读下面短文，在空白处填入1个适当的单词或括号内单词的正确形式。
Twin panda cubs（幼崽） made their public appearance fr the first time Wednesday befre devted fans in Tky.
The twins, male cub Xia Xia and its sister Lei Lei, which were brn at Tky’s Uen Z in June, tk 56 （they） first steps with fans frm different parts f the cuntry 57 （hld） up their smart phnes t film the lvely pair as they played tgether.
In 58 （prepare） fr their public appearance, the twins and their mther were placed in a shared living quarter where they were expsed t sunds frm a radi 59 （get） used t nise and vices frm visitrs.
In a vide 60 （release） by the z Wednesday, the twin cubs sit back t back n a tree playing with bamb while visitrs 61 （hear） saying “kawaii（cute）!” in the backgrund. Then the male cub steps n its sister t mve up the tree.
Grups f six peple at 62 time were allwed t enter the panda quarters, where they culd remain fr ne minute. The public viewing perid was limited 63 tw hurs in the mrning.
“I was filled with excitement when I first saw them,” said Kirie Tanaka, a panda fan wh came frm the 64 （west） Japanese city f Osaka fr the day.
During her turn, the cubs were pretending t eat bamb and “that was just adrable,” said Tanaka, 65 hat and bag were decrated with dancing pandas. “It’s s cmfrting t see them.”
The rare animals live mainly in the bamb-cvered muntains in China’s Sichuan area.
第四部分 写作（共两节，满分40分）
第一节（满分15分）
假定你是李华，Mark是你的留学生好友。你对英语写作感兴趣，打算开始英语写作的实践。请给Mark写一封邮件，内容包括：
1．你的打算；
2．习作的形式、内容等；
3．希望得到Mark对习作的评价和建议。
注意：
1．写作词数应为80左右；
2．请按如下格式在答题卡的相应位置作答。
第二节（满分25分）
阅读下面材料，根据其内容和所给段落开头语续写两段，使之构成一篇完整的短文。
I’m a single mm and have t wrk hard t pay my bills, raise my five-year-ld and get enugh fd fr my family. Even wrse, my father is suffering frm heart truble and my family is burdened with huge medical expenses.
There was a time I lived n a tight budget and had t cunt every single penny I spent as I had been ut f wrk fr mnths. I even hated t g shpping in fear f spending mre than I culd. When I had t, I wuld stand there and add things up ver and ver again. During the recent hliday seasn, I was shpping at Trader Je’s. I carefully chse things at the stre that I thught I needed mst, and then added everything up.
T my disappintment, the ttal was t high—it was mre than I had. I culdn’t buy all that I had chsen, s I had n chice but t lk thrugh everything trying t figure ut what t put back. It was hard t make the decisin, because the things that I had put int the basket all seemed abslutely necessary. In the end I kept the things that everyne else wuld have lved, but put back the ne thing that I lved. It was a simple frzen package f chicken. But that package was what put the ttal ver budget.
I hated the feeling f nt being able t affrd that package f chicken. But that was life and I mved n and tried t frget abut it. It was what I had t d.
注意：
1．续写词数应为150左右；
2．请按如下格式在答题卡的相应位置作答。
娄底市2023年下学期高三质量检测
英语参考答案
A
21．B。根据“The Schlastic Awards Summer（SAS） Schlarship Prgram prvides teens wh have been recgnized by the Schlastic Art & Writing Awards with an pprtunity t attend summer art r writing prgrams”可确定答案。
22．C。根据“Teens in grades 7—11 wh have received a Gld r Silver Key can apply fr a SAS Schlarship.”可确定答案。
23．C。根据“APPLICATION CHECKLIST”部分第1、2条可确定答案。
B
24．D。根据第三段内容可确定答案。
25．A。根据“cmpared t 15 currently”可确定答案。
26．A。最后一段中所提及的“crner stres（街头小店）”和“mm-and-pp stres（家庭式小店）”的语境背景为上段中的“Urban planners, city gvernments and activists shuld pursue plicies encuraging an ideal density f grcery stres based n each city’s ppulatin”。这些小店的再度兴起有助于城市杂货店的数量达到一个理想的分布密度。
27．D。本文的主题为增加城市杂货店的数量，方便人们就近购物，减少每次的购物量，以减少在储存食物过程中所造成的食物浪费。
C
28．D。本文的论点为文化进化帮助我们克服了自私的本性（Cultural evlutin helps us t vercme ur selfish natures.）。根据“Then ne f the parents remarked that we’d prbably have behaved differently—that is, we wuld have just taken the mney—had we been alne.”可知，当看到地上的钱时，人的自私本性使这些父母们产生了自私的想法：将钱占为己有。这种想法使人感到有点尴尬。
29．D。本文所提及的“Ym Kippur（犹太人的赎罪日）”是作为一个论据来支持本文的论点：“Cultural evlutin helps us t vercme ur selfish natures.”。
30．A。根据“Cultural changes are far faster than bilgical evlutin”可确定答案。
31．C。本文在语篇结构上分为三部分。第一部分（第一、二段）引出与短文主题相关的问题：由于人的自私的本性，在这个充满竞争的社会里是否还存在善行（whether kindness can exist in a cmpetitive wrld）;第二部分（第三、四段）列举有关例子来证明人的善行的社会存在；第三部分（第五至七段）说明在这个充满竞争的社会里仍然存在善行，这是千百年来的文化进化所致。结尾段中的“Cultural evlutin helps us t vercme ur selfish natures.”点明语篇的主题。
D
32．A。根据“Knwn as mutualisms, they are interactins between species that are mutually beneficial fr each species.”可知，mutualism（互利共生）是指不同的生物体相互作用,形成了紧密的互利关系。crps靠farmers的培植得以生长，farmers靠crps获取经济利益，两者之间形成了互利共生的关系。
33．B。概括第四段内容可确定答案。研究结果表明，共生酵母菌多的酵母群落能更好地抵制“骗子（cheaters）”所产生的消极影响，因为当其中有共生酵母菌遭受损失时，还有其它的共生酵母菌可承担其角色。
34．B。供货商向商店提供货物，其作用就相当于蜜蜂向树木传授花粉。
35．C。根据最后一段内容可确定答案。
36．F。逻辑衔接句。联系上句及本句后面的内容可确定答案。
37．D。逻辑衔接句。联系上句及本句后面的内容可确定答案。D选项中的“It”指the beach。
38．B。段落主题句。本段主要叙述六月的鲜花在作者看来更鲜艳，更吸引人。
39．C。逻辑衔接句。联系上句内容可确定答案。
40．E。概括句。本段的主题为六月使人更快乐。本句的言下之意是季节的更换不仅仅是天气的变化，还有人的心情的变化。
41．B。本文讲述对过去的回忆使老人们获得了幸福感。
42．D。initially：起初。本段叙述作者起初对看望养老院的老人们和与他们进行交谈不怎么感兴趣，但随着对老人们的深入了解，作者彻底改变了自己的看法。
43．A。参见第42题解析。
44．A。参见第42题解析。
45．C。作者注意到了老人所收藏的瓷鞋子，于是展开了有关瓷鞋子的对话。
46．B。cllect：收藏。
47．C。pick up：（从地上或其它地方）拿起。老人拿起瓷鞋子，向作者讲述它的来历。
48．D。根据本文主题的关键词“happiness”可确定答案。
49．A。根据老人的“wedding phtgraph”可确定答案。
50．B。keep：保存。
51．D。看到家人们寄来的明信片上的照片，老人便能想象她在与家人们一起周游世界。
52．D。老人们这一辈的故事与作者的生活相距遥远。
53．C。尽管年纪大了，这些老人们仍然有关于朋友和家人的美好记忆，有很多经历可分享。
54．A。share：分享。
55．C。此处definitin f happiness（幸福的定义）与本段的“what truly defines happiness”相呼应。对于幸福，这些老人们有自己的定义，联系前文所叙述的两位老人的例子可确定答案。
56．their。人称代词的所有格形式修饰名词first steps。
57．hlding。此处为“with+复合结构”，hlding 为动词-ing形式“在 with+复合结构”中作宾补，与宾语fans构成主动进行的关系。
58．preparatin。名词preparatin作介词in的宾语。
59．t get。动词不定式作目的状语。
60．released。动词-ed形式在句中作定语修饰名词a vide，与a vide构成被动完成的关系。
61．are heard。hear与主语visitrs之间为被动关系。用一般现在时，与本段其它句子的时态一致。
62．a。at a time：每次。
63．t。be limited t：限制在……范围内。
64．western。形容词western修饰名词Japanese city。
65．whse。关系代词whse引导一个定语从句。whse hat and bag即Tanaka’s ha t and bag。
第四部分
第一节
【参考范文】
Dear Mark,
I have taken a special interest in English writing s I intend t start practicing writing in English t imprve my
writing skills. My writing, cncerning ur schl life and based n my experiences r pinins, will include different types, such as reprts, shrt stries and even pems. I’d like t share my wrk with yu and sincerely hpe I can get yur cmments and advice. Getting feedback n my wrk, yu knw, is a gd way fr me t becme a better writer.
Thank yu s much.
Yurs,
Li Hua
第二节
【参考范文】
That night ur drbell rang. It was dd because it was s late. I went t the dr and pened it, but fund nbdy arund. All at nce I fund at the dr a package f chicken, which lked the same as the ne I had put back at the stre. On the package was a nte, n which was written: Enjy yur chicken. I immediately knew what had happened. Smene really cared abut me! Hlding the package, I was mved t tears, full f gratitude.
I still have n idea wh put the package f chicken at ur dr and have been wndering abut it. Was it the wman behind me in line at the stre that kindly brught me the chicken? Or maybe the cashier at the stre wh nticed me in an awkward situatin? Anyway, n matter wh did this, I knw there is ne thing I can be sure f: there is still kindness in this wrld. It is really heartwarming t think abut this. It always encurages me t get thrugh my hard times.
听力材料
Text 1
W: Did yu have any language prblems in that cuntry?
M: Nne at all. Mst f the peple there speak sme English. They teach it t all the students in schls.
Text 2
W: I suppse we shuld reach that twn by eleven ’clck in the mrning.
M: That means we’ll have t travel fr abut three hurs.
Text 3
M: I’m thinking f mving t a new city and getting anther jb.
W: But why?
M: I think it wuld be nice t mve t a warmer climate.
Text 4
M: I wrked and traveled in Suth America fr mnths, but eventually I gt hmesick.
W: I guess traveling and living by yurself can get kind f lnely.
M: Yeah, it sure can. That’s why I came back.
Text 5
M: Any idea when Peter might be back, Jane?
W: Well, he shuldn’t be lng. He said he was just ging t get sme paint. But I wuldn’t be surprised if he stpped ff at the pub r at the cinema n the way back.
Text 6
M: I’d like t visit a wildlife park during the cming summer hlidays.
W: A wildlife park?
M: Yes. Yu can see animals in their natural surrundings. In the wildlife parks the animals are prtected. It is against law t kill them.
W: Oh, what fun t see animals that are free—instead f in zs.
M: Then why dn’t we g tgether t a wildlife park?
W: That’s fine.
Text 7
M: What’s happened t Janet? I haven’t seen her fr a lng time.
W: I dn’t knw, and I really dn’t care, either.
M: Why? I tk it fr granted that yu tw were gd friends.
W: We used t be. Nt any mre, thugh. I gt tired f her remarks.
M: I’m srry t hear that. Janet is really a nice girl, thugh. And life’s t shrt t stay angry at smene. Let bygnes be bygnes.
W: I suppse yu’re right. It’s n fun being mad at peple.
Text 8
W: Peter, what are yu ging t d tmrrw?
M: I was planning t wrk in the yard. Why?
W: Maybe we shuld take a lk at the new Winfield Mall.
M: Hmmm ... Well, ... I’d rather finish the yard wrk, but if yu really want t ... Anything special ging n?
W: Yu might be interested in the car shw. The ad says it’s the biggest and the best in Winfield histry.
M: Yu’re nt flish enugh t believe what an ad says, are yu?
W: I knw, but there’s a fashin shw I’d like t see, t. I might get sme gd ideas.
M: OK. Sunds gd t me. Let’s see if ur kids want t g. But let’s try nt t spend t much mney.
Text 9
M: Why are yu driving s slwly? The rads were just as crwded this mrning, but yu drve much faster!
W: That’s just it. I drve t fast.
M: What? Yu mean smething happened after yu left me?
W: It was in the center f twn. I was in a hurry, and a by ran ut in frnt f me...
M: Yu mean ... yu mean...
W: Wait! Listen! The by was a gd distance away s I didn’t slw dwn.
M: Well, what’s s terrible abut that?
W: Just a secnd. There’s mre. The by fell dwn.
M: Fell dwn? Yu mean yu hit him?
W: N, but I almst did. I braked as hard as I culd. I stpped, but nly just in time.
M: Well, at least yu didn’t have an accident.
W: N, but that isn’t the nly reasn I’m driving s carefully. There’s a plice car behind us. It’s fllwing us, s we can’t frget the speed limit, can we?
Text 10
Hell, everyne. Once again it is time t welcme the newcmers t Internatinal English Schl. Nw, yu’re all here t imprve yur English skills and yu’ll be expected t attend tw ne-hur cnversatin classes each day, fllwed by grammar wrkshps. But first let’s get the serius matters ut f the way.
This weekend, which is yur first in Lndn, we’ll help yu get used t yur new surrundings in an unusual and exciting way. S starting with Friday, in the mrning we thught yu’d want t knw abut this city—we knw that sme f yu have already visited a few museums in the neighburhd—s a tur f Lndn seemed like an ideal activity. In the afternn we’ve planned games that’ll help yu get t knw yur fellw newcmers.
On Saturday, ur Travel Club has rganised a day ut in Bath, a histrical city. We’ll be setting ff at 10 a. m., n bard a bus which we’ve hired fr the day. Everything will be prvided fr yu except refreshments which yu’ll need t get yurselves befre leaving.
Right. Nw n Sunday, we’ve left it entirely up t yu hw yu spend the mrning and the afternn. Mst f yu will want t prepare yurselves fr the beginning f yur classes n Mnday. On Sunday evening, hwever, at 6 p. m., I’ll ask yu t cme t the main lecture hall t cllect yur study material s and meet yur teachers. OK, that’s all fr nw. Thank yu.Dear Mark,
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Thank yu s much.
Yurs,
Li Hua
That night ur drbell rang. __________________________________________________________________
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I still have n idea wh put the package f chicken at ur dr and have been wndering abut it. ____________
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1
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10
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答案
B
B
C
C
A
B
A
A
A
B
B
C
B
C
C
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16
17
18
19
20
21
22
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24
25
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28
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30
答案
A
A
A
C
B
B
C
C
D
A
A
D
D
D
A
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31
32
33
34
35
36
37
38
39
40
41
42
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答案
C
A
B
B
C
F
D
B
C
E
B
D
A
A
C
题序
46
47
48
49
50
51
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答案
B
C
D
A
B
D
D
C
A
C