2022-2023学年浙江省绍兴市上虞区高二上学期期末考试英语试题

高中英语名校试卷PAGEPAGE1浙江省绍兴市上虞区2022-2023学年高二上学期期末考试英语试题第一部分：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，并标在试卷的相应位置。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。1.Whatwillthespeakersdo?A.Getsomefood. B.Gobackhome. C.Buysomedrinks.2.Whatcanwesayaboutthewoman?A.She’sforgetful. B.She’stalkative. C.She’shard-working.3.Whendidthemantakehissuitstothelaundry?A.Monday. B.Friday. C.Saturday.4.Wheredoestheconversationprobablytakeplace?A.Atahotel. B.Atatrainstation. C.Atanairport.5.Whatwasthewoman’sbrother’sadvice?A.Workingfromhome. B.Learningprogramming. C.Payingofftheloan.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.Whatarethespeakersmainlytalkingabout?A.Avideo. B.Apieceofmusic. C.Acompany.7.HowdoesthewomanfeelaboutVictory?A.It’sencouraging. B.It’sboring. C.It’sunknown.听第7段材料，回答第8、9题8.WhathasthecityofWenzhoumanagedtodorecently?A.Attractinvestment. B.Becomeaneco-friendlycity.C.Foundahydro-electricpowerplant.9.Whatdoesthemansuggestdoingintheend?A.Stoppingusinggas. B.Buildingwindpowerplants.C.Raisingawarenessaboutresources.听第8段材料，回答第10至12题10.WheredoesWuMingcomefrom?A.China. B.Germany. C.America.11.WhydidWuMingdecidetostudyChinesemedicine?A.TolearnChineseculture. B.TomakeupforWesternmedicine.C.Tofollowinhisparents’footsteps.12.WhatdidWuMingfindmostdifficulttogetusedto?A.Thelanguage. B.Theweather. C.Thelivinghabit.听第9段材料，回答第13至16题13.Whatisthewoman?A.Acleaner. B.Aticketseller. C.Areceptionist.14.Whobookedaroomfortwonights?A.CharlesJames. B.CharlesNielsen. C.CharlesNielsenJr.15.Whydoesn’tthemanthinkhecanfindaroomtonight?A.There’snoroomavailable. B.Thecomputersystemdoesn’twork.C.Allhotelsonlyacceptonlinebookings.16.Whatdoesthemandoattheendoftheconversation?A.Stayfortwonights. B.Takethedoubleroom.C.Getadiscountthistime.听第10段材料，回答第17至20题17.Whatisthespeakerdoing?A.Givingalesson. B.Makingaspeech. C.Hostingamusicprogram.18.HowoldwasBeethovenwhenhepublishedhisfirstwork?A.30yearsold. B.21yearsold. C.13yearsold.19.WhendidthemusicpieceSymphonyNo.5comeout?A.In1804. B.In1808. C.In1814.20.WhatisFidelio?A.Aband. B.Abook. C.Amusicalplay.第二部分：阅读理解（共两节，满分50分）第一节（共15个小题；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和D四个选项中，选出最佳选项，并在答题卡上将该项涂黑。AHongKonghasamongtheworld’sfinestdiningforvariousstylesoffood.Belowarefourmostwell-receivedrestaurantsamongtourists.LungKingHeenItisoneofonlytwoCantoneserestaurantsinthecitythatarerated3stars.Theservice,foodanddiningatmosphereisamongthebestintheworld.YoumightreserveaVictoriaHarborviewthataffordsaseatat8pmfortheSymphonyofLights.Priceperperson:1,200to2,000HKDLunch:MondaytoFridaynoonto2:30pm,Saturday,Sunday,publicholiday11:30am-2:30pmDinner:6pm–10pmAddress:4/FFourSeasons,8FinanceStreetBoInnovationBoInnovationissurprisingbecausethefoodisn’ttraditionalChinese,butitisrated3-Michelinstarshighlyforthecreativityaswellasforthedelicious,sometimesnovelflavors.Priceperperson:above800HKDHours:Mon–Thunoon–3pm,6:30pm–midnight;Frinoon–3pm,6pm–midnight;Sat6pm–midnight,SunClosedAddress:Shop8,1/F,ThePodium,JResidence,60JohnstonRoad,WanChaiHarvestRestaurantHarvestRestauranthasapublicbeachfrontalltoitselfattheregion’snewestthemeparkcalledNoah'sArk.Itisaspecialtreatforchildrenandtourists.You’llfindanexcellentselectionofgoodqualityfood,excellentbuffet,goodviews,andarelativelylowdinnerprice.Averagepriceperperson:MondaytoThursdayHKD380andFridaytoSundayHKD430.Hours:8:00am–9:30pmAddress:33PakYanRoad,MaWanIslandCapriceFrenchRestaurantCapricestandsoutforanexcellentwindow-sideview,elegantsetting,andthebestqualityfood,wheretouristscanappreciatethecharmingsceneryofVictoriaHarbor.Averagepriceperperson:HKD823Hours:12pm–2:30pm(forlunch)and6pm–10:30pm(fordinner,andclosingtimeforlastorder)Address:Floor6,FourSeasonsHotel,8FinancialStreet21.InwhichrestaurantscantouristsadmiretheviewofVictoriaHarbor?A.BoInnovationandHarvestRestaurant.B.LungKingHeenandHarvestRestaurant.C.LungKingHeenandCapriceFrenchRestaurant.D.CapriceFrenchRestaurantandHarvestRestaurant.22.Whatdothefourrestaurantshaveincommon?A.TheyallopenonSaturdays. B.Theyallhavereceived3stars.C.Theyarelocatedinthesamestreets. D.Theyallchargeabove400HKDperperson.23.Whereisthepassageprobablyfrom?A.Anencyclopedia. B.Atravelbrochure. C.Aresearchreport. D.Ahealthwebsite.BAstheChinesesayinggoes,aseedcanchangetheworld;avarietycanbenefitanation.ZhangDaorong,whohasspentthelast26yearscultivating13newvarietiesofwheatandcontributingtonationalfoodsecurityefforts,hasdoneboth.AftergraduatingfromtheHeilongjiangBayiAgriculturalUniversityinDaqing,Heilongjiangprovince,in1996,ZhanghasbeenworkingasaresearcherattheXiangyangAcademyofAgriculturalSciences,Hubeiprovince.Thoughtheworkingconditionsandincomesshereceivedatthatmomentwerenotsatisfying,sheploughedonanddevotedherselftotheresearchofwheatvarieties.Agriculturalresearchworkwashardandcomplicated.Firstsheledhercolleaguestosuitableparentaltypesforaspecificcultivationpurpose.Then,theteamtriedahybridcombination.Afterseveralgenerationsoftrialandselection,andwhencharacteristicsremainedsteady,theybeganatwo-yearprocessofyieldtestinganddiseaseidentification.Afterseveralmoreroundsoftests,anapplicationforevaluationandapprovalwasmadetoprovincialornationalauthoritiesformarketproduction.ThewheatvarietiesdevelopedbyZhangandhercolleagueshavebeengrownon2millionhectaresoffarmlandandhavegeneratednetprofitsofover100millionyuan.Oneofthemproduceslargeseedheadsandishighlyresistanttostriperust;anotherishighlyresistanttopre-harvestsprouting,whichresultsinadecreaseofthegrainyield.Today,the50-year-old,knownasthe“motherofwheat”,stillworksontheland.Sheconsidersitherresponsibilitytoworkhardandcontributetofoodsafety,especiallywhenthedomesticandglobaleconomystillfaceheadwindsfromtheCOVID-19pandemic.“Agriculturalresearchworkishardandcomplicated.Allwecandoisthinkmore,discussmore,askmorequestionsandfindanswersontheland.”shesaid.24.WhatcanwelearnaboutZhangDaorong?A.Herworkisimportantanddemanding.B.ShegothighlypaidwhensheworkedinHubei.C.Sheretiredafterbeingtitled“motherofwheat”.D.Herwheatvarietieshavehighproductionbutlowdiseaseresistance.25.Whatisthethirdparagraphmainlyabout?A.WhatdifficultyZhangmetintheresearch.B.HowZhangandherteamdidagriculturalresearch.C.WhatcontributionsZhangmadetoChineseagriculture.D.WhyZhangandherteamdevelopedahybridwheattype.26.WhichofthefollowingcanbestdescribeZhangDaorong?A.Generousandcaring. B.Determinedandhonest.C.Responsibleanddevoted. D.Modestandknowledgeable.27.What’sthewritingpurposeofthepassage?A.Tointroduceagreatscientist. B.Toadvertisesomehigh-profitwheatvarieties.C.Tostatetheimportanceofagriculturalresearch.D.Toencourageyoungpeopletoworkonagriculture.COftenwhenImentionIhaveaPh.D.inphysicsandastronomy,theresponseIgetfrompeopleis“Oh,youmustbesosmart!”Ingeneral,peopletendtoassociatesciencewith“braininess”.Itisusuallythewaysocietyseesscientistsversusnon-scientists.SciencewriterKatArneyexploredthisissueinacolumnfortheRoyalSocietyofChemistry.Asshepointsout,thisseeminglyunbreakableassociationbetweenbraininessandscienceinfluenceschildren’sviewsoftheirfuture.Thosewhodonotseethemselvesasbeingamongthecleverestinclasswillautomaticallydiscounttheideaofacareerinascientificarea,eveniftheyfindscienceinterestinganddowellinthesubject.Thisstereotype(刻板印象)affectsyounggirls.School-agedgirlsslightlyoutperformboysinmathandscience.However,mentakeupabiggeramountofpositionsatscience,fromundergraduatesciencemajorstoadministrativepositionswiththepowertohireandpromote.Inotherwords,themessageofbraininessmatchingscientificskillsisappliedmoreheavilytomenthantowomen.Theproblemisfarworsewhenthemessageisusedtogeneralizeaboutgroups,especiallyrace.Whencombinedwiththeculturalbeliefthatonlythe“brainy”areworthyofscientifictraining,itbecomesaself-reinforcing(自我强化的)cycle.YouwillhearthatAfrican-Americanunder-representationinscienceisbecausetheyarenot“smart”enough.Infact,black-majorityschoolsareoftenunderfunded.Theylackteachers,suppliesandothernecessitiesforSTEMpreparation.Tomakemattersworse,theirstudentsarefacedwithdailychallengestotheirintelligenceforthosewhodoearnSTEMdegrees.Thetruthis,noneofusarebornscientists.Weoftensay,“childrenarenaturalscientists.”Whatwereallymeanisthattheyarenaturallycuriousandwillingtoexperimentinwaysadultsaregenerallytrainedoutof.Theyhavetobetaughttochannelthatcuriosityintoproductivepathways.Andwehavetodoalotbetteratnotreinforcingthemessagethatscientistsaresmarterthannon-scientistandthatonlythegeniusescandoscience.28.Whatisacommonlyheldbeliefofscientistsaccordingtotheauthor?A.Childrenaretruescientists.B.Menarebetterscientiststhanwomen.C.Scientistsaresmarterthannon-scientists.D.African-Americansareleastlikelytobescientists.29.Howdoesthestereotypeaffectyounggirls?A.Schoolgirlscan’tperformwellinscienceandmaths.B.Younggirlsarewillingtochooseacareerinascientificarea.C.Younggirlstakeupasmallernumberofpositionsatscience.D.Schoolgirlsseethemselvesasnotbeingamongthecleverestinclass.30.Apartfromthestereotype,whatmaypreventAfrican-Americansfrompursuingscience?A.Theirlowintelligence. B.Theself-reinforcingcycle.C.Themajorityofblackstudentsintheirschools. D.AlackofschoolresourcesforSTEMteaching.31.What’stheauthor’sattitudetowardsthestereotype?A.Positive B.Negative C.Neutral. D.Ambiguous.DTheoriginalBladeRunnerfilmtookplaceinanimaginedLosAngelesof2019,afuturisticcitywhereskieswerecrowdedwith“skimmers”:flyingcarsthatzippedalongaerialhighways.Sincethefilm’s1982debut(首映),technologyhasadvancedinwaysthatHollywoodmightneverhavepredicted.Flyingcarsmayseemfuturistic—butfromcommercialjetpackstopersonalairtaxis,theyarealreadyhere.Here’showtheycouldtransformthewaywecommute,workandlive.WhiletheseaircraftmaynotlookexactlylikeBladeRunner’simaginings,theyarenotthatfaroff.Farsmallerthanacommercialplane,mostaredesignedwithrotors(螺旋桨)insteadofwings,whichallowforverticaltakeoffsandlandings.Mostimportantly,thesevehiclesaredesignedtoofferfastercommutesthantraditionalmodesoftransitforindividuals,especiallyintraffic-cloggedcities.Atthemoment,theautonomousurbanaircraftmarketisstillabitofaWildWest.Dozensofstart-upcompaniesarecompetingtodevelopcommercialjetpacks,flyingmotorbikesandpersonalairtaxis.Meanwhile,aviationauthoritiesarecurrentlyhashingoutthepoliciesandsafetystandardsthatwillgovernthisnewfieldoftransport.Volocopter,forinstance,hasmarketeditsVoloCitycraftasthefirstcommerciallylicensedelectricallypoweredairtaxi,avehiclewhichwilleventuallybeabletorunwithoutapilot.“It’slikeanUberBlack,”saysFabienNestmann,vicepresidentofpublicaffairsatVolocopter.Initially,theVoloCitywillonlyhaveroomforasinglepassenger.Thatwillmeanahighercostperrideatfirst.Buteventually,thecompany’sgoalistomakethecostcompetitivewith,say,anUberBlack.“Wedon’twantthistobeatoyforthewealthy,butratherpartofawell-integratedjourneyforanyoneinanurbanarea,”hesays.Increasingnumbersofflyingcarswillnaturallygiverisetoachanginglayoutinthewayourcitiesarestructuredascitiesgrowtaller,rooftoplandingsexpandandairhighwaysconnectsupersky-scrapers,freeingupspacebelow.Fewercarsonthegroundwillreducetrafficjamandmaygiverisetoparksandgreenspaces.32.WhydoestheauthormentionBladeRunnerfilminparagraph1?A.Toshowanexample. B.Toleadtothetopic.C.Toexpresshisdoubts. D.Togivebackgroundinformation.33.Whichhastheclosestmeaningtotheunderlinedpart“aWildWest”inparagraph4?A.Promising B.Stable C.Immature D.Overdeveloped34.Whateffectwillbeflyingcarsprobablybringtothecity?A.Moregreenspaces. B.Severetrafficjams. C.Advancedsky-scrapers. D.Expandedairhighways.35.What’sthebesttitleforthepassage?A.BladeRunner’sImaginingsComeTrueB.TheNumberofFlyingCarsAreIncreasingC.TheFlyingCarIsHeretoChangetheWorldD.AutonomousUrbanAircraftMarketIsBooming第二节（共5小题；每题2.5分，满分12.5分）根据短文内容，从短文后的选项中选出能填入空白处的最佳选项。选项中有两项为多余选项。Readingadog’sbodylanguagerequiresexperienceandexpertguidance.ZazieTodd,adogtrainerandfounderoftheblogCompanionAnimalPsychology,thinksabouthowtounderstanddogs’behaviour.36They’reexpectingpunishmentbutdon’tnecessarilyknowtheirbehavioriswrong.AlexandraHorowitz,aprofessoratBarnardCollegewhoresearchesdogs’cognition(认知),pointsoutthe“guilty”lookislinkedtobeingscoldedbytheowner.IfyourdoglickstheirmouthThey’restressed.Recently,twoEuropeanstudieshavehighlightedthemeaningofthislicking.Onefoundthatitwasadog’sresponsetoseeinganangryoraggressivehumanfaceonacomputerscreen.37Ifyouspotthissign,tryreducingyourdog’sstresslevels.Itcouldbeassimpleasgivingthemmorephysicalspace.Iftherearefireworksandyourdogisshaking38Thisisacommonreaction,butasurprisingnumberofpeopledon’trealizethatshakingandtremblingaresignsoffear.Whereasonlyaquarterofownerssaytheirdogisafraidofloudnoises,halfreportthesebehavioralsigns.Ifyouareatthevetandyourdog’stailisdownThey’reanxious.Obvioussignsofanunhappydogincludehidingortryingtoleavetheexamroom,butcommonlymissedtriggersrangefromatuckedtailandloweredearstotrembling.39Manyvetsnowusefoodtomaketheexperiencemorefun.IfyourdogleansintoyouduringapettingtimeTheylikeit!Ifyou’reunsurethatadogisenjoyingbeingpetted,stop,thenwatchtheirreaction.Iftheychoosetowanderoff,thepettingtimeisover.Othersignsofdiscomfortincludesniffingthefloor,lookingawayandbreathingheavily.However,iftheyleanonyouorpawatyoutogetmorehugs,continue!40A.Thisbehaviormeanstheylikeit.B.Theyarefrightenedbythenoises.C.Ifyourdoggetsstressedatappointments,askwhatcanbedone.D.Ifyourdoglooksguiltywhenyouwalkinthedoorandseeamess.E.Starttopetthemandremainnearbysothatyourdogwouldbecomforted.F.Theotherdeterminedthatdogslicktheirmouthsinresponsetoamildthreat.G.Preferredpartsontheirbodiesaretoeithersideofthechestandunderthechin.第三部分：语言运用（共两节，满分30分）第一节完形填空（共15个小题，每小题1分，满分15分）阅读下面短文，从短文后各题所给的A、B、C和D四个选项中，选出可以填入空白处的最佳选项，并在答题卡上将该项涂黑。MassimoBotturaopenedarestaurantinItalyin1995whichisatwo-timewinneroftheworld’sbest.Today,hiscookingempire41fromDubaitoLosAngeles.AndheisoneofthestarsofapopularNetflixseries.However,outofallthose42,Italy’smostcelebratedchefsaysthatthepeakisRefettorioAmbrosianos.AtRefettorioAmbrosianos,dinnerguestsaregreetedbynameanddineonfinechinaattables.Themenuchangesdaily,43whatcomesinwiththemorning’sdelivery.Thedeliverymay44dryvegetables,meatclosetosell-bydateandtoo-ugly-to-soldfruits.Bydinner,however,thesupermarketwasteshavebeen45intodeliciousmeals.About100diners—refugees,thehomeless,andtheunemployed—enjoythemealwithobvious46,laughingwiththevolunteerwaiters,praisingthevolunteerchefs,andforgetting,atleastforanhour,the47ofalifeonthestreets.48,Bottura’sRefettoriosarenotrestaurants,theyaresoupkitchens.Butunlike49soupkitchens,theguestsdonothavetowaitinalinetoreceivefood.AsBotturasays,theexperiencecanmakehisguests50confidence,forgetthehardshipsandfeel51.ChefsatRefettoriocookfreemealswith52fromlocalshops.SoRefettorioAmbrosianosare53asplacestofocusattentiononthegrowingglobalfoodwasteproblem.“RefettorioAmbrosianoisamovementhopingto54foodwastecrisis,”saysBottura,“Ineverthoughtleftoverfoodswereawaste.Anoldcarrot,ahardpieceofbread,brownbananas…theyarejustopportunitiesforustocreatesomething55.”41.A.extracts B.expands C.exposes D.estimates42.A.consequences B.fantasies C.achievements D.entertainments43.A.dependingon B.insistingon C.switchingon D.callingon44.A.comprise B.link C.trace D.consume45.A.obtained B.displayed C.transformed D.interpreted46.A.quantity B.suspect C.ambition D.pleasure47.A.challenges B.expectations C.boundaries D.conflicts48.A.Ultimately B.Actually C.Barely D.Merely49.A.contradictory B.abstract C.complex D.traditional50.A.reveal B.recall C.regain D.react51.A.occupied B.tricked C.comforted D.committed52.A.leftovers B.grains C.desserts D.recipes53.A.clarified B.acknowledged C.qualified D.protected54.A.defend B.blame C.strengthen D.defeat55.A.vivid B.remarkable C.amusing D.optimistic第二节（10个小题；每小题1.5分，满分15分）阅读下面材料，在空白处填入适当的内容（1个单词）或括号内单词的正确形式。Kidswanttohaveadventuresinparks,withfeatureslikeflyingfoxes,treesforclimbing,andswingsontheirwishlists,newresearchhasfound.Teens56(prefer)placestohangoutwithfriendslikesportscourts,whileolderadultsenjoyedmorepeaceful57(surround)withwalkingpaths,andshadytrees.AssociateProfessorJennyfoundthatwhilechildren,teensandolderadultsalllookedfordifferentfeaturesinparks,well-designedurbanspacesappealed58allagegroups.“COVID-19remindsusofthecriticalroleparksplayinourcommunity,”shesaid.“Formanypeopleduringlockdown,visiting59nearbyparkhasbeenoneofthehighlightsoftheday.Theyareafreespace60iseasytoaccessandcanhavenumerousbenefitsonhealthandwell-being.”Apreviousparkrefurbishmentstudyshoweditcost58cents61(entire)togainanadditionalhourofexerciseperperson,”Veitchsaid.“Sofar,alotofmoney62(raise)bymanycouncilstospendonparks.63theproblemisthatthemoneymustbetherightexpensetoachievetheattractiveparkswantedbythepublic.Otherwise,wearewasting64(value)spaceandfunds.”Veitchsaidthat65(create)activeenvironmentsthatpromotephysicalactivitywasaglobalpriority,giventhattheinternationaltrendincrowdedurbanlivingandrisingobesitylevels.第四部分：写作（共两节，满分40分）第一节应用文写作（满分15分）假如你是李华，上周你校举办了“ScienceLightsUptheFuture”为主题的科技创新大赛（theScienceandTechnologyInnovationContest）。请你为校报写一篇英文报道，内容包括：1.比赛目的；2.比赛内容；3.活动感想。注意：1.词数80词左右；2.可适当增加细节，以使行文连贯。第二节：读后续写（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。“Dad,areyousuretherewillbeabarofchocolate?”Iasked,liningupwithDadandUncleJohnnearthebackofmanyrunnersinLosAngeles.Myfirstmarathon.Itwaspouringrain,mylegswerecold,andIwaswishingIhadn’tbeentoonervoustoeatabiggerbreakfast.“Thereweretablesofchocolatebarseverymileatmylastmarathon,”Dadsaid.Suddenlyeveryonearoundusstartedmoving.WayupaheadIsawsmokefromthecannon(手枪).Ourmarathonstarted.“Yougoonahead,”Dadsaid,panting.“I’llseeyouattheend.”UncleJohnandIzigzaggedthroughtherunners.SoonDadwaswaybehind.Wereachedmile5,butIstillhadn’tseenachocolatebaranywhere.Instead,thestreetswerelinedwithfast-foodplaces.IsmelledthefoodasIran—doughnuts,hamburgers,fries.Bymile8,Iwasstarving.HowIwishedI’deatensixpiecesoftoast,eggs,bacon,...Itwasrainingsohard.Myhandsstungfromthecold.Onthebalconiespeopleyelledandwavedtous.Atmile10,Itookapowergel(能量胶)outofmypocketandtriedtoopenit,butmyhandsweresocoldasiftheyhadbeenfrozenintofists.WhenIroundedthecorner,Isawmyauntandmylittlebrothercheeringforus.Iwantedtostopandtalk,butIcouldn’tgetoutoftheflowofrunners.Theroadaheadwasyellow.Thousandsofbananaskinseverywhere.Foodatlast!Igrabbedabananaandwolfeditdown.Mile15.Ilookeddownatmyfeetandwatchedthemrunacrossthestars.Thereweretablesfullofpowergels.Itookoneandtoreitopen.Myhandshadcomeunfrozen.Isqueezedthepacketandfilledmymouthwithsweetstuff.Chocolatewouldtastebetter.注意：1.所续写短文的词数应为150左右；2.请按如下格式在答题卡的相应位置作答。Paragraph1:MylegsachedandIdidn’twanttorunanotherinch.Paragraph2:Iwasrunningatfullspeed,andthecrowdwasyellingjustforme.

——★参考答案★——第一部分：听力（共两节，20小题，满分30分）第一节（共5小题；每小题1.5分，满分7.5分）1—5CABCB第二节（共15小题，每小题1.5分，满分22.5分）6—10BAACB 11—15BACCA 16—20BACBC第二部分：阅读理解（共两节，满分50分）第一节（共15个小题；每小题2.5分，满分37.5分）21—23CAB 24—27ABCA 28—31CCDB 32—35BCAC第二节（共5小题；每小题2.5分，满分12.5分）36—40DFBCG第三部分：语言运用（共两节，满分30分）第一节：完形填空（共15小题；每题1分，满分15分）41—45BCAAC 46—50DABDC 51—55CABDB第二节（共10小题；每小题1.5分，满分15分）56.preferred 57.surroundings 58.to 59.A 60.which/that61.entirely 62.hasbeenraised 63.But 64.valuable 65.creating第四部分：写作（共两节，满分40分）第一节:应用文写作（满分15分）Onepossibleversion:ScienceLightsUptheFutureLastweekwitnessedtheScienceandTechnologyInnovationContestofourschoolwiththethemeof“ScienceLightsUptheFuture”.Toenrichstudents’knowledgeofmodernscienceandtechnologyaswellasinspireuswithscientificinnovationinthis“smarter”world,ourschoolheldavarietyofexhibitionsandlectures,whichwerebothinformativeandinspiring.Thereweremanyhand-onscientificdesignsandinventionsaswell,amongwhichthemostpopularoneswererocketsand3Dprinting.Thecontestwasprovedhugelyrewarding,broadeningourhorizons,promotingourcreativityandcultivatingourinnovation.第二节:读后续写（满分25分）OnepossibleversionParagraph1:MylegsachedandIdidn’twanttorunanotherinch.Thethoughtofgivingupandhavingabathmountedinsideme.Finally,hungercoupledwiththefiercerainsucceededinpersuadingme!ItoldUncleJohntogoonaheadandwalkedintothebathroom.WhenIcameout,Idraggedmylegstowardsthefinishline.Alongtheway,olderpeopleranpastme,andyelled,“Don’tgiveup.”which,hardenedmyheart.Icouldn’thelpthinking,iftheycoulddoit,socouldI.Afterastruggleinmyheart,Idecidedtospeedup.Paragraph2:Iwasrunningatfullspeed,andthecrowdwasyellingjustforme.Withaglowrekindledinmymind,Ioutrantherunnersinsight.Mile25.Soakedwithsweat,IwasonthelastlongstretchandIcouldhearthecrowdatthefinishline.Ihurriedmysteps,andupaheadthousandsofpeoplelinedthestreet.WhenIcrossedthatfinishline,Ifeltlikeawinner.Afewminuteslater,uncleJohnandIsatwithterminalblanketsaroundus.WewerestillwaitingforDad.Iwasfinallyeatingachocolatebar.AnditwasthebestoneIhadevertasted.听力原文Text1M:Nora,mymouthisdry.IforgottobringacanofCokefromhome.W:Metoo.Inoticedthere’savendingmachineattheentranceofthepark.WhataboutgoingthereandgettingsomecansofCoke?M:Goodidea!I’veneverfoundyou’resuchacarefulperson.Text2M:Elena,whatdidyouwanttosayaminuteago?I’msorryIwastoobusyonthephonethen.W:Oops,Ican’tremembernow.Thissortofthingoftenhappenstome,whichtroublesmealot.M:Ifitreallyaffectsyourlife,you’dbettertakeanotebookwithyou.Text3M:Iwon’thaveanythingtoweartoworkonMonday.Itookallmysuitstothedrycleaner’sonFriday.W:Goandpickthemup.Theshopclosesearlyonweekends.M:Oh,yes.I’llpickthemupfirstthingtomorrow.I’mafraidI’mnotavailabletoday.Text4M:Excuseme,madam.WouldyoutellmehowtogettoGate23?Myflightwilltakeoffinhalfanhour,butIcan’tfindasign.W:Oh,youshouldwalkupstairs.Gates15to27areonthesecondfloor.M:Thankyouverymuch.ThisterminalisreallydifferentfromothersthatI’vebeento.Text5W:IfeelsogladthatIfollowedmybrother’sadvicetolearnprogramming.Otherwise,Iwouldn’thaveachancetoworkfromhomeandIwouldhavedifficultyinrepayingthebankloan.M:IdohopetheCOVID-19willcometoanendassoonaspossible.Text6W:Luke,haveyoueverheardthemusicVictorymadebythecompanyTwoStepsfromHell?M:Ofcourse.Ithasgotsopopularthatpeopleuseitwidelyinshortvideos.W:Yes.M:Totellyouthetruth,it’soneofmyfavoritepieces.WhenIfeelsleepy,I’lllistentoit.Itcanmakemefeelrefreshed.W:Metoo.I’vecollecteddozensofpiecesthataresimilartoVictory.T