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2023学年第一学期高三英语期中质量检测
(完卷时间:120分钟满分:140分)
I・ListeningComprehension
II.GrammarandVocabulary
SectionA
Directions:Afterreadingthepassagebelow,fillintheblankstomakethepassagecoherentandgrammaticallycorrect.For
theblankswithagivenwordfillineachblankwiththeproperformofthegivenword;fortheotherblanks,useoneword
thatbestfitseachblank.
Shampoo-dowereallyneedtouseit?
Buyingshampoocanbeoverwhelming-therearesomanybrandstochoosefrom,acrossahugerangeofprices.Some
brandspromisetorepairandnourishourhair1otherspromisetostrengthenandaddvolume.Butisanyofthese
claimstrue?Doweevenneedshampooatall?
Sincelongbeforeshampoo2(invent)-somesayinIndia-ourbodieshavebeenproducingsebum,anoil-like
substance.Sebumstopsourskin3(get)dry,managesthehealthofourscalpandmakesourhairshiny.Butitalso
collectsdirt,and,if4(leave)untouchedfortoolong,sebumcancauseourhairtobecomegreasy.Thereareno
disadvantagesfromahealthperspectivetolettingourhairbegreasy,saysEleanoreRichardson,TrichologistatFulham
ScalpandHairClinic,butmanypeoplechoosetowashtheirhair5aregularbasisforaestheticreasons.
Andsowereachfortheshampoobottle.Shampooscontainagroupofchemicalscalledsurfactants.Theygrabthedirt
andgreasefromthesurfaceofourhair,meaningwhenwerinseawaytheshampoo,wealsowashawaythegreaseanddirt.
But,6LauraWaters,aprofessorofPharmaceuticalAnalysis,pointsout,somesurfactantsworktoowellandtakethe
naturaloilsoutofthehairaswell.Thoughmoreexpensiveshampoosmaycontain7(harsh)surfactants,thetypeof
shampoodoesn'treallymatter."It'sonourhairverybrieflyandgetswashedaway”.It'stheconditionersandstyling
productsthatweuseaftertheshampoothatmakeabiggerdifferencetothetextureandfeelofourhair.
Naturally,themoreweputontoourhair,themoreweneedtocleanseitoff,8(create)aviciouscircle.So,yes,
itseemswedohaveaneedforshampoo,butwealsoshouldn'texpectit9(serve)asamiraclecure.And,finally,
nexttimeyou'reinashampooaisle,rememberthathairismadeupofdeadproteincellsandthat,sadly,noteventhemost
expensiveshampoo10bringthembacktolife.Seetoitthatyoumakebetterdecisions.
SectionB
Directions:Fillineachblankwithaproperwordchosenfromthebox.Eachwordcanbeusedonlyonce.Notethatthereis
onewordmorethanyouneed.
A.accountsB.credibilityC.declaringD.filteredE.paysF.particularlyG.enduringH.principle
I.ignoringJ.reputationK.revolutionized
Theseriousbusinessofbeingasocialinfluencer
ThisweekChinapromisedatax-evasionpunishmentonsocial-mediainfluencers,whoarepaidbybrandstopromote
productsonlinetotheirfollowers.Viya,knownasthelive-streamingqueen,hasalreadybeenfined$210mfornot
11herincome.Thesizeofthatlevy(征收税)showsthelargescaleoftheindustry,which12for12%of
onlinesalesinChina.
OutsideChina,influencersarealsolikelytohavea(n)13roleine-commerce.Forallfirmswithbrands,itis
timetorealizethatinfluencingismorethanjustahobby.
Theuseofpersonalendorsements(宣传,代言)usedtobeabouttakingadvantageofexistingcelebritypower.For
example,MichaelJordan'sdealin1984withNike14bothbasketballandbranding.Influencersturnthelogicon
itshead:sellingthingshelpsmakethemmorefamous.Throughclippedvideosand15photostheyoffer
recommendationstoconsumers,togetherwithglimpsesintotheirdailylivestoincreasethe16.
Totalspendingoninfluencersbybrandscouldreach$16bnthisyear.Thenumberofwannabeinfluencersoutside
Chinaisinthemillions.However,onlyunder100,000ofthemgetmostprofit.Theirstayingpowersuggeststhattheyadd
valueinseveralways.Influencers,networksreachnewaudiences,17youngershoppers.Andinfluencersare
technologicallyproficientinawaythatold-stylebrandambassadorsneverwere.Theycanquicklyadapttoandutilize
newerplatformslikeTikTok.Yetone-thirdofbrandsdonotuseinfluencers.Theyworryabouttheir18.
Despitetherisk,19influencersisamistake.Theirshareofdigitaladvertisingbudgetsisstilllowat3%,but
itisrisingfast.Theborderlinebetweenentertainmentande-commerceisbecomingunclear.Themostpopularmarketing
strategyofthe201Os-adstargetedthroughGoogleandFacebook-isunderthreatasnewprivacystandardsmakeitharderto
spyonpotentialcustomers.
Tomakefulluseofinfluencers,brandsshouldsetaclearstrategy.Theyshouldexpectmoreregulationonconsumer
protection.Theguiding20shouldbetouseonlyinfluencerswhodisclosetotheiraudiencesthattheirpostsare
paid.
III.ReadingComprehension
SectionA
Directions:ForeachblankinthefollowingpassagestherearefourwordsorphrasesmarkedA,B,C
andD.Fillineachblankwiththewordorphrasethatbestfitsthecontext.
Recently,SenatorKirstenGillibrandofNewYorksaidthatifwewanttofixthegridlock(僵局)inCongress,weneed
morewomen.Womenaremorefocusedonfindingcommongroundand21.sheargued.Besides,neuroscientists
haveuncoveredevidencesuggestingthat,whenthe22ison,womenbringuniquestrengthstodecisionmaking.
MaraMatherandNicholeR.Lighthall,twocognitiveneuroscientists,aretwoofthemanyresearcherswhohavefound
thatundernormalcircumstances,wheneverythingislow-keyand23.menandwomenmakedecisionsaboutriskin
similarways.Wegatherthebestinformationwecan,we24potentialcostsagainstpotentialgains,andthenwe
choosehowtoact.25.addstresstothesituationandmenandwomenbegintopartways.
Dr.Matherandherteamtaughtpeopleasimplecomputergamblinggame,inwhichtheygotpointsforinflating(给...
充气)digitalballoons.Themoretheyinflatedeachballoon,thegreateritsvalue,andthe26ofpoppingit.When
theywererelaxed,menandwomentooksimilarrisksandaveragedasimilarnumberofpumps.Butafterexperiencingthe
coldwater,thestressedwomen27sooner,cashingouttheirwinningsandgoingwiththemoreguaranteedwin.
Stressedmendidjustthe28.Theykeptpumping-inonestudyaveragingabout50percentmorepumpsthanthe
womenandriskingmore.
Ofcourse,justbecauseitworksthiswayina(n)29itdoesn'tmeanthesamethinghappensinthemessyreal
world.Doorganizationswithwomen30actuallymakelessriskyandmoreempatheticdecisionsinstressful
circumstances?
Someevidencesuggeststheydo.CreditSuisse。帝士信贷)examinedalmost2,400globalcorporationsfrom2005to
2011—includingtheyearsdirectlypreceding(之前的)and3jthefinancialcrisis—andfoundthatcompanies
withatleastonewomanontheirboards32comparablecompanieswithall-maleboardsby26percent.
33,whatoftenhappensisthatwomenareaskedtoleadonlyduringperiodsofintensestress.Ifscalledthe
glasscliff,inwhichhighlyqualifiedwomenareaskedtoleadorganizationsonlyintimesof34.ThinkofMary
T.BarraatGeneralMotorsandMarissaMayeratYahoo,whowerebothbroughtinonlyafterthingshadbeguntofallapart.
Ifmorewomenwerekeydecisionmakers,perhapsorganizationscouldrespondeffectivelytosmallstresses,35
lettingthemescalateintohugeones.There'sagoodreasonthatwe'dbenefitfrommorewomeninpositionsofpower.
21.A.socializingB.memorizingC.cooperatingD.deciding
22.A.presentationB.pressureC.administrationD.measure
23.A.understandableB.acceptableC.manageableD.remarkable
24.A.fightB.weighC.raceD.protest
25.A.FurthermoreB.ThereforeC.LikewiseD.However
26.A.soundB.resultC.sightD.risk
27.A.pumpedB.escapedC.stoppedD.learned
28.A.sameB.oppositeC.greatD.latter
29A.computerB.labC.teamD.analysis
30.A.inchargeB.undercontrolC.indemandD.underpressure
31.A.preventingB.followingC.deepeningD.affecting
32.A.outweighedB.outdatedC.outperformedD.outsourced
33.A.PreciouslyB.SurprisinglyC.UnfortunatelyD.Arguably
34.A.crisisB.primeC.developmentD.mistake
35.A.accordingtoB.alongwithC.apartfromD.ratherthan
SectionB
Directions:Readthefollowingthreepassages.Eachpassageisfollowedbyseveralquestionsor
unfinishedstatements.ForeachofthemtherearefourchoicesmarkedA,B,CandD.Choosetheone
thatfitsbestaccordingtotheinformationgiveninthepassageyouhavejustread.
A
InmyhometownofIdahoFalls,beneaththeelevatedtraintracksthatparalleledWestYellowstoneHighway,therewas
ahiddengemthatarousedmycuriosity.Asmallopeninginthehill,easilymissedifonewasn'tattentive,attractedmewith
itshalf-moonshapeandstone-framededges.Althoughitlookedpointless,brilliantlightpouredthrough,creatingatapestry
ofthintreescoveredindelicate,lightgreenleaves-asymboloffreshnessandnewbeginnings-andilluminatingthe
space.
Thatimageremainsvividinmymind,evokingafancifulnotionofagatewaytoasecretworldwherewoodnymphs
andfairieshavefun.Iimaginedanembraceofbeautifullight,apeacefulplacewhereIwouldfeelsecureandunderstood.
Asateenager,armedwithadriver'slicense,Ifantasizedaboutdrivingtothatspotandfinallysteppingthroughthe
opening.However,IknewdeepdownthatthemomentIventuredcloser,theenchantment(魔法)woulddisappearlike
morningmist.
Eveninadulthood,Ihadaknackforsummoningenchantment.Icouldmarvelatdriftingclouds,sensingtheirmagical
dance.Oldforestsshowedanotherworldlywisdom,andseeminglycoincidentaleventsheldamysticalfascination.Butthe
pandemic,likeathiefinthenight,robbedmeofthatgift.Confinedtoourhomes,thecriesofourchildrenmergedwithour
ownaswewrestledwithteachingthemreadingandmath.Weeksstretchedintomonths,andmonthsintoyears,erodingmy
abilitytofindenchantmentintheboringlife,leavingonlytheresidueofaCOVID-infectedexistence.
SowhenIpickedupKatherineMay'snewestbookandreadthisbit,itfeltreallyfamiliar:
“Ihavelostsomefundamentalpartofmyknowing,somebasichumanfeeling.Withoutit,theworldfeelsliketap
waterleftovernight,flatandchemical,shortoflife.Iamlikelightningseekingearth.Uneasy.Ineedabetterwaytowalk
throughthislife.Iwanttobeenchantedagain.”
Mayhaswrittenanentirebookaboutthis,appropriatelytitledEnchantment:AwakeningWonderinanAnxiousAge.I
dog-earedalmosteverypageinthisbook,astheymirroredmyownexperiences.ItwasaconfirmationIdesperately
needed-therealizationthatIwasn'taloneinmystruggle.May'sexplorationofcuriosity,imagination,andthequestfor
meaninginourlivesbecameaprofoundreminderofthepathIyearnedtorediscover.Therefore,Ican'twaittorecommend
thisbooktoyou.Youwon'tbedisappointed;youhavemyword.
36.Thefirstthreeparagraphstalkabout.
A.howtheauthordiscoveredahiddenopeninginherhometown
B.whatroleasecretworldplaysinkidsfascinatedwithfairytales
C.howtheauthorholdsontoasenseofwonderasacuriouschild
D.whythereisaninevitablelossofenchantmentuponinspection
37.Whichofthefollowinghastheclosestmeaningtotheunderlinedwordinthepassage?
A.drainingupB.callingupC.steppingupD.fillingup
38.Whatcanyouinferfromthepassage?
A.TheauthoridentifieswiththecontentinMay'snewestbook.
B.Theauthorenjoysreadingbooksinthecompanyofherdog.
C.Thepandemichastakenawaytheauthor'sabilitytoread.
D.May'snewestbookservesasareininderoftheboringpast.
39.Thepurposeofthispassageisto.
A.comparewaystofindenchantmentinlifeB.recommendMay'snewestbooktoreaders
C.explainwhyasenseofwonderisimportantD.introducetheauthor'sfascinatingchildhood
B
Cleaningupamessybedroomcanseemlikeafrighteningtask,butifyouprepareasimpleplan,youcancleanup
thoroughlyandquickly.Here'sabasicspeedcleaningroadmap:
■First,bringinagarbagebagandpickuptrasharoundtheroom.Gettinggarbageoutofthewayensuresyou'llavoid
spillsorsoilinglinenslikesheetsortable-clothswhilecleaning.
■Next,takecareofthebed.Anunclutteredbedwithasmoothblanketandneatpillowssetsthetonefbrtheentireroom.
Ifyouhavetimetochangethesheets,doitfirst.Ifnot,shakeouttheblanketonthefloortorefreshit,andthenmakethebed.
Aneatbedcanalsoholditemssuchaspictureframesorbooks,whereyoucanneatlylinethemupandeasilypulthemback
aftercleaning.
■Putthingsintheirproperplace.Bringanykitchenitemsbacktotheirrightfulplace.Placeclotheseitherinthelaundry
bin,ormakeapileinyourclosettofoldlater.Putbooksinaneatpileoronashelf.Ifyouhaveitemsfromotherroomslying
around,startasortingpilethatyoucanremoveanddealwithlater.Wewantthebedroomtobeclean,anddon'twantthis
wholethingturnintoagameof44Wheredoesthisgo?”
■Wipedownthefurniturewithmicrofiberdustwipes.Whoneedspolishingsprayandaragwheoyou'reinahurry!Pre
cutandfoldedmicrofiberclothsworkgreattodustfurniture,aTV,bookshelvesandpictureframes.
■Vacuumorsweepthefloor.Thisisanessentialstep,sincealotofdustandcrumbssettlehere.Aquickrunaroundthe
roomwillbeeffective.Ifyouhavemoretime,goforasecondround.
Tobeconsistent,startinonecorneroftheroomandworkyourwayarounditinonedirection.Ifyoumoveaimlessly
around,youcanlosefocus.Also,trytoattackonechoreatatime,insteadofdoingmultiplechoresatonce.Onceallthese
tasksarecompleted,yourbedroomshouldlookmuchmoreinviting!
40.Whatdoestheauthorsuggestdoingwhenweareabouttoorganizethethingsinourrooms?
A.Dealingwiththeitemsfromotherroomsimmediately.
B.Playingagameof"Wheredoesthisgo?”
C.Liningupthethingsonthebed.
D.Sortingthethingsandlaterdealingwiththem.
41.Whatdoestheauthormeanbysaying“Whoneedspolishingsprayandaragwhenyou'reinahurry!”inthefifth
paragraph?
A.Polishingsprayandragsareintendedforspecificpeople.
B.Polishingsprayandragsarenecessitiestocleanthefurniture.
C.Polishingsprayandragscanalsocleanthefurniturebuttheytakelongertime.
D.Polishingsprayandragsareuselessifwehavelimitedtimetocleanourbedroom.
42.Undertheinstructionofthespeedcleaningroadmap,whatisNOTrecommendedtodo?
A.Throwawaythegarbageintheroomatfirst.
B.Changethesheetiftimepermits.
C.Doasmanychoresatatimeaspossible.
D.Cleanthefloorintheend.
C
Technologyhasblurredtheboundariesbetweenworkandplay,professionalandpersonal,andcareeranddowntime.
Whetherit'sadigitalnomad(数字游牧民)bloggingonaBalibeachoramanagercheckingemailsonaNisekoskilift,
peopleareseamlesslycombiningworkandleisure.Thetraditionalboundarybetweenbusinessandpersonaltravelisfading,
givingrisetoanewtrendknownas"bleisuretravel.
Bleisuretravelextendsbeyondtheusualpracticeofbringingapartnertoaconference.Professionalsworldwideare
increasinglyaddingweekendsorevenweekstotheirworktrips,whethertheyaretravelingalone,withapartner,orasa
family.AccordingtoJeanneLiuoftheGlobalBusinessTravelAssociation,morethanoneinthreebusinesstravelerswill
incorporatealeisurecomponentintoatleastoneoftheirtripsthisyear.Contraiytoexpectations,thistrendisnotlimitedto
entry-levelemployees;managersandmillennialsareequallylikelytopartakeinbleisuretravel.
Employersarerecognizingthebenefitsofbleisuretravel,asitcontributestotravelwell-being,jobsatisfaction,and
productivity.Takingtheopportunitytobringfamilymembersalongoraddingfunelementstoabusinesstripreducesstress
andenhancestheoverallexperience.Australians,whofacelongerworkinghoursandhighertravelcosts,areparticularly
receptivetobleisuretravel.Guestsatbusiness-orientedhotelslikeQuestStLeonardsinSydneyareincreasinglyoptingto
havetheirpartnersjointhemforaweekendstayorlonger,ratherthanmakingquicktripsbackhome.
RichardTonkin,ageneralmanagerwhofrequentlytravelsforwork,alwaysextendshistripstoexplorenew
destinations.Hecarefullyresearchescitiesandbooksbiketoursasawaytoquicklyseethesightsanddiscoverplacesof
interest.Tonkin'swife,Enza,whoworkspart-time,oftenaccompanieshimonthesetripsandexploresthelocalareaor
indulgesinherownactivities,suchasshoppingorvisitinggalleriesandrestaurants.
Themodernbleisuretraveleristypicallyculturallycuriousandinterestedinlocalcuisine.HotelslikeQuestSt
Leonardsensuretheirfrontofficestaffareknowledgeableaboutnotonlypopularattractionsbutalsohiddengemsand
eventshappeninginthearea.Theyprovideguestswithtailoredguidesthatcatertotheirspecificinterests,whetherit's
offbeatcafesandboutiquesortrendybarsandrestaurants.
Themainobstacleformostbusinesstravelersconsideringbleisureistime.Paradoxically(自相矛盾的是),while
technologyenablesthemtoworkandplayatthesametime,italsolimitstheirleisuretime.However,asthetrendcontinues
togaininpopularity,moreprofessionalsarefindingwaystostrikeabalanceandmakethemostoftheirbusinesstripsby
incorporatingleisureactivities.
43.Whichofthefollowingisaproperdescriptionofmodernbleisuretravelers?
A.Theyprefertotravelaloneratherthanwithabusinesspartnerorafamilymember.
B.Theytendtobecuriousaboutlocalcultureandcuisine,andeagertoexplorethearea.
C.Theyaremoreinterestedinattendingconferencesandbusinessmeetingsthantravelling.
D.Theyaremorelikelytobeentry-levelemployeesthancompanymanagersormillennials.
44.Whatcanbeinferredabout"bleisuretravel"fromthepassage?
A.Itisprimarilyembracedbyemployeeswithshorterworkinghoursandlowertravelcosts.
B.Limitedleisuretimegivesprofessionalsachancetostrikeabalancebetweenworkandlife.
C.Itsincreasingpopularitysuggeststhatprofessionalsprioritizepersonalexperiencesoverwork.
D.Familymemberscomingalongthebleisuretravelwillhavetofollowtheirpartnersschedule.
45.Howdosomehotelsreacttotheriseof"'bleisuretravel“accordingtothepassage?
A.Theyarestrugglingtoaccommodatetravelersduetolimitedavailabilityandhighdemand.
B.Theyareindifferenttothetrendanddonotofferanyspecificservicesforbleisuretravelers.
C.Theyarediscouragingbleisuretravelbyofferingonlybusiness-orientedfacilitiesandservices.
D.Theyaretrainingstafftoknowaboutlocaltravellinginformationandofferingtailoredguides.
46.Thepassagemainlytalksabout.
A.theriseofdigitalrefugeesintheworkforce
B.thebenefitsofbusinesstravelforprofessionals
C.thetrendofcombiningworkandleisuretravel
D.thechallengesofbalancingworkandrecreation
SectionC
Directions:Readthepassagecarefully.Fillineachblankwithapropersentencegiveninthebox.Each
sentencecanbeusedonlyonce.Notethattherearetwomoresentencesthanyouneed.
TheGreatMigration
TheGreatMigrationbeganwhentheNorthhadalaborproblem.TheNorthhadbeenrelyingoncheaplaborfrom
Europe-immigrantsfromEurope-toworkthefactoriesandthefoundriesandthesteelmills.47Asaresult,
theNorthdecidedtogoandfindthecheapestlaborintheland,whichmeantmanyofAfricanAmericansintheSouthwere
notevenbeingpaidfortheirhardwork.Manyweresharecroppers(彳田农)workingfortherighttoliveonthelandthatthey
werefarming.
ButitturnedoutthattheSouthdidnottakekindlytothispoaching(盗用,挖走)ofitscheaplabor.48They
wouldarrestpeoplefromtherailroadplatformsandfromtheirtrainseats.Andwhenthereweretoomanypeopletoarrest,
theywouldwavethetrainonthroughsothatpeoplewhohadbeenhopingandsavingandprayingforthechancetogetto
freedomhadtofigureout:Hownowwillwegetout?
BeforetheGreatMigrationbegan,90percentofallAfricanAmericanswerelivingintheSouth,wheretheywere
nearlyheldcaptive.ButbythetimethisGreatMigrationwasover,nearlyhalfwerelivingallovertherestofthecountry.
49
ThisGreatMigrationwasthefirsttimeinAmericanhistorythatthelowestcaste(种姓)peoplesignaledthattheyhad
optionsforthemselvesandwerewillingtotakethem.50Thinkaboutthosecottonfields,riceplantations,tobacco
fieldsandsugarplantations,wheretherewereoperasingers,jazzmusicians,playwrights,novelists,surgeons,attorneys,
accountants,professors,journalists.Andhowdoweknowthat?Weknowthatbecausethatiswhattheyandtheirchildren
andnowtheirgrandchildrenandevengreat-grandchildrenhaveoftenchosentobecomeoncetheyhadthechancetochoose
forthemselveswhattheywoulddowiththeirGod-giventalents.
A.ThatwasagainstthelawforAfricanAmericansatthetime.
B.ButduringWorldWar1,migrationfromEuropealmoststopped.
CTheSouthactuallydideverythingitcouldtokeepthepeoplefromleaving.
D.ThepeopleoftheGreatMigrationmetwithtremendousresistanceintheNorth.
E.Sothisendedupbeingnearlyacompleteredistributionofpartofanentirepeople.
F.Theyfinallychosewhattheywoulddowiththeirtalentsandwheretheywouldpursuethem.
IV.SummaryWriting
51.Directions:Readthefollowingpassage.Summarizethemainideaandthemainpoint(s)ofthepassageinnomorethan
60words.Useyourownwordsasfaraspossible.
Obstaclestothecorrectdecision
Lifeisfullofchoices,someinconsequential,somereallysignificant.Butsometimesitcanbehardtomakethecorrect
one.Whataretheobstaclesthatstandbetweenusandagoodoutcome?
Someofusjustfindithardtodecide.AliceBoyes,writingforHarvardBusinessReview,tellsusthiscanbeconnected
toperfectionism,wherepeopleattempttofindaperfectsolutiontoanyproblemandareunabletomoveforwardwhenthey
can'tfindone.Itmightseemthatbeingindecisivewouldstopusmakingtherightdecision,butinfactitcouldactuallyhelp
usmakethecorrectones.
SusanKraussinPsychologyTodayremindsusthatpeopleoftenmakebaddecisionsbecausetheybasethemon
preconceptionsratherthanthecontextinwhichthingshappen.ShehighlightsapaperbyresearcherIrisSchneiderwhich
findsthatindecisivepeoplearemorelikelytolookatdifferentperspectivesandusethemtocometoabetterdecision.So
itcouldbethatamoresignificantbarriertomakingthebestchoiceisourcognitivebiases.
DavidRobsontellsusthatintelligencecansometimesstoppeoplemakingtherightdecision.Peoplesometimesuse
intelligencetoinventjustificationsforirrationalbeliefs.Hebelievesthathumilityiskeytomakingagooddecision.People
whocanacceptthattheymightbewrongaremorelikelytoconsiderdifferentviewpoints.HeisbackeduponthisbyJeff
Bezos.TechCEOJasonFriedrecallstheAmazonfoundersayinghowthepeoplewhowererightalotofthetimewerethe
peoplewhooftenchangedtheirminds.
So,mayberatherthanindecision,itmightbeintelligenceanddecisiveness,backedupbyourbiasesthatactuallystop
usmakinggoodchoiceswhilehumilityandindecisivenesscouldhelpuspickthebestoption.
V・Translation
Directions:TranslatethefollowingsentencesintoEnglish,usingthewordsgiveninthebrackets.
52.这些安全措施仍将继续实施至下月初。(remain)(汉译英)
53.考试时他太紧张了,没能发现自己的拼写错误。(spot)(汉译英)
54.这家快餐店推出了私人订制服务,获得众多消费者青睐。(which)(汉译英)
55.如今,病人能很便捷地下载他们医疗记录以获取诸如检测结果之类的信息,大大节省了时间和精力。(thus)(汉
译英)
VI.GuidedWriting
56.Directions:WriteanEnglishcompositioninabout150wordsaccordingtotheinstructionsgivenbelowinChinese.
假设你是李华。前几日,你邀请好友吴新下周六前往郊野公园徒步。因为路途通远、交通不便、担心体力等原
因,吴新犹豫不决。写封邮件说服吴新与你一同前往。在邮件中,你必须:
1)对吴新的顾虑提出解决办法;
2)说明周末徒步的理由。
2023学年第一学期高三英语期中质量检测
(完卷时间:120分钟满分:140分)
I・ListeningComprehension
II.GrammarandVocabulary
SectionA
Directions:Afterreadingthepassagebelow,fillintheblankstomakethepassagecoherentandgrammaticallycorrect.For
theblankswithagivenwordfillineachblankwiththeproperformofthegivenword;fortheotherblanks,useoneword
thatbestfitseachblank.
Shampoo-dowereallyneedtouseit?
Buyingshampoocanbeoverwhelming-therearesomanybrandstochoosefrom,acrossahugerangeofprices.Some
brandspromisetorepairandnourishourhair1otherspromisetostrengthenandaddvolume.Butisanyofthese
claimstrue?Doweevenneedshampooatall?
Sincelongbeforeshampoo2(invent)-somesayinIndia-ourbodieshavebeenproducingsebum,anoil-like
substance.Sebumstopsourskin3(get)dry,managesthehealthofourscalpandmakesourhairshiny.Butitalso
collectsdirt,and,if4(leave)untouchedfortoolong,sebumcancauseourhairtobecomegreasy.Thereareno
disadvantagesfromahealthpers
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