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江苏省镇江市2023-2024学年高三下学期期初适应性练习
英语试题
第一部分听力(共两节,满分30分)
略
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
Contrarytopopularbelief,winterisactuallyagoodtimetotravel.Below,you'llfind
recommendationsforthebestplacestovisitinwinterintheUSA.
Sequoia(美洲杉)NationalPark,California
Thisparkisfamousforitsgiantsequoiatrees.Andthoughit'simpressivetowalkamong
250-footsequoias,snowshoeingorcross-countryskiingthroughGiantForestGrovewhenthe
toweringtreesaredustedwithsnowispuremagic.
Accommodation:ThecentrallylocatedVisaliaMarriottisjust40minutesfromtheparkgate.
Charleston,SouthCarolina
Startyourweekendgetawayonahistoriccarriageridedowntownincoldwinter.Clip-clop
pastthecity'schurches,seewheretheystoredallthegunpowderbackinthe1700sandlearn
aboutCharleston'spast.
Accommodation:Locatedinthecity*shistoricheart,theCharlestonPlacehotelfeaturesplush
roomsandexcellentdining.
Keystone,Colorado
SkireportwebsiteOntheSnowratesitthetopresortforfamilies,thankstofreeparking;ski
in,ski-outlodgings;akids-ski-freeprogram;andbeginnerterrain(地形).
Accommodation:KeystoneLodgeandSpahascozymountain-inspiredroomsandlofts,a
heatedoutdoorpoolandhottub.
ParkCity,Utah
Locatedjust40minutesfromSaltLakeCity,thelargestskiresortintheUnitedStatesis
knownforitslight,drysnow,sunnyskiesandvarietyofterrain.
Accommodation:Marriott5sSummitWatchisanaffordableoptionlocatedrightinParkCity,
anditoffersaccessiblerooms.
1.WhatwilltravelersdoinCharleston?
A.Walkalonggiantsequoiatrees.B.Skithroughsnow-coveredforests.
C.Explorethehistoriccity.D.Swiminaheatedoutdoorpool.
2.Whichdestinationgiveskidsachancetoskiforfree?
A.SequoiaNationalPark.B.Charleston.
C.Keystone.D.ParkCity.
3.Whatdothefourdestinationshaveincommon?
A.Theyarelocated40minutesfromthenearbycity.
B.TheyarefamousnationalparksintheUSA.
C.Theyoffercarriageridesatweekends.
D.Theyofferarangeofcold-weatherfun.
【语篇解读】这是一篇应用文。文章推荐了几个美国冬季最佳旅游景点。
【答案】1.C2.C3.D
【1题详解】
细节理解题。根据Charleston,SouthCarolina部分的"Startyourweekendgetawayona
historiccarriageridedowntownincoldwinter.Clip-cloppastthecity'schurches,seewherethey
storedallthegunpowderbackinthe1700sandlearnaboutCharleston'spast.(在寒冷的冬天乘坐
历史悠久的马车开始你的周末之旅。咔嗒咔嗒地经过这座城市的教堂,看看他们在18世纪
储存火药的地方,了解查尔斯顿的过去。)”可知,游客在Charleston可以探索这座城市的
历史。故选C。
【2题详解】
细节理解题。根据Keystone,Colorado部分的"SkireportwebsiteOntheSnowratesitthe
topresortforfamilies,thankstofreeparking;ski-in,ski-outlodgings;akids-ski-freeprogram;
andbeginnerterrain.(滑雪报告网站0ntheSnow将其评为最适合家庭的度假胜地,这要归
功于免费停车;住宿;儿童免费滑雪项目;初学者地形。)”可知,Keystone给孩子一个免
费滑雪的机会。故选C。
【3题详解】
推理判断题。根据文章第一■段aContrarytopopularbelief,winterisactuallyagoodtimeto
travel.Below,you511findrecommendationsforthebestplacestovisitinwinterintheUSA.(与普
遍的看法相反,冬天实际上是旅行的好时机。下面,你会发现美国冬季最佳旅游景点的推
荐。)”可推知,这四个地方的共同之处在于它们提供了一系列寒冷天气的乐趣。故选D。
B
IfsanunusuallycalmmorningforJimSmith,ownerofVenturaDiveSport,andlifelong
seaman.He'sinchargeoftheRaptor,carryingaboatloadofdiversandsnorkeling(浮潜)
enthusiastsovertotheChannelIslandsanchoredjustofftheSouthernCaliforniancoast,inthe
remoteChannelIslandsNationalPark.
Onthistrip,inparticular,Smithishopingtospotgiantblackseabass,ahugeunderwater
creaturethatgrowsoversevenfeetlongandcanweighmorethan700pounds.Unsurprisingly,it's
afishthatsitsatopthefoodchain,andthespeciesisanimportantpartofthemarine(海洋的)
ecosystem.
Upuntilthe1970s,blackseabasswasacommonsightinginSouthernCalifornia,butdueto
overfishingtheirpopulationdramaticallydeclined.Asaresult,fishingforgiantblackseabassof
anykindwasbannedinCaliforniain1982.IntheChannelIslandregion,thankstotheprotected
watersofthenationalpark,thereisapromisingsign-arecentsurveyfoundaround50individuals
aroundtheCatalinaIslandalone.
Marinebiologists9photos-andindeedanyoneelse's-nowhaveapermanenthome,ona
newly-createddatabasenamedSpottingGiantSeaBass.Thewebsite,launchedandrunbythe
AquariumofthePacificinJuly,isajointcommunityefforttofindoutmoreaboutthese
mysteriouscreatures.Scientistshopetobeabletoanswerhowthepopulationischangingover
time,howfargiantseabassmove,wheretheyspawn(产卵),andhowtheygrowinmarine
protectedareas.Withmorethan1milliondivesrecordedannuallyacrosstheGoldenState's
coastline,researchershopeajointefforttodocumentthisspecieswillaidwithitsrecovery.
“OneofthemainthingspeoplewanttoseewhentheycomeoutwithusduringSeptember
andOctoberisgiantseabass,“Smithsays."Ifyou'reluckyenoughtobeonadiveandoneswims
pastyou...itreallyisthemostincredibleexperience.9,
4.WhoisJimSmith?
A.Amarinebiologist.
B.Adiveboatcaptain.
C.Afounderofawebsite.
D.Aguardofanationalpark.
5.WhatcanweinferaboutblackseabassintheChannelIslandregionnow?
A.Theyareexperiencingpopulationgrowth.
B.Theyarebeingoverfished.
C.Theyarelivinginterribleconditions.
D.Theyaredisappearingduetopollution.
6.Whichofthefollowingisconsideredas“apermanenthome^^inparagraph4?
A.SouthernCalifornia.
B.SpottingGiantSeaBass.
C.Marineprotectedareas.
D.TheAquariumofthePacific.
7.Whatwillbehelpfulfortherecoveryofblackseabassaccordingtotheresearchers?
A.Swimmingwiththeminthesea.
B.Prohibitingdeep-seadiving.
C.Workingtogethertorecordinformation.
D.Discoveringmoreislands.
【语篇解读】本文是一篇说明文。文章讲述的是关于黑鱼卢鱼的保护和恢复,以及一个新的数
据库的创建,帮助记录和研究黑妒鱼的信息。
【答案】4.B5.A6.B7.C
[4题详解】
细节理解题。根据第一段中"It'sanunusuallycalmmorningforJimSmith,ownerofVentura
DiveSport,andlifelongseaman.He'sinchargeoftheRaptor,carryingaboatloadofdiversand
snorkeling(浮潜)enthusiastsovertotheChannelIslandsanchoredjustofftheSouthern
Californiancoast,intheremoteChannelIslandsNationalPark.(对于文图拉潜水运动公司的老
板、终身海员JimSmith来说,这是一个异常平静的早晨。他负责“猛禽”号,载着一船潜
水员和浮潜爱好者前往海峡群岛,停泊在南加州海岸外遥远的海峡群岛国家公园。)”可
知,JimSmith是一名潜水船只的船长。故选B。
[5题详解】
推理判断题。根据第三段中“IntheChannelIslandregion,thankstotheprotectedwatersofthe
nationalpark,thereisapromisingsign-arecentsurveyfoundaround50individualsaroundthe
CatalinaIslandalone.(在海峡岛地区,由于受国家公园保护的水域,出现了一个有希望的迹
象一一最近的调查发现,仅在卡塔利娜岛附近就有大约50只个体。)”可知,在海峡岛地
区附近,黑妒鱼的数量是一个充满希望的迹象即数量在不断增加。故选A。
【6题详解】
词义猜测题。根据第四段中划线词后面的内容“onanewly-createddatabasenamedSpotting
GiantSeaBass.(在一个新创建的名为“发现巨型海妒鱼”的数据库中。)”可知,海洋生物
学家们的照片现在存储于一个新创建的名为“发现巨型海妒鱼”的数据库中。故a
permanenthome指的是“发现巨型海妒鱼”的数据库。故选B。
【7题详解】
细节理解题。根据倒数第二段中“Withmorethan1milliondivesrecordedannuallyacrossthe
GoldenState'scoastline,researchershopeajointefforttodocumentthisspecieswillaidwithits
recovery.(每年有超过100万次潜水记录在金州的海岸线上,研究人员希望共同努力记录这
个物种将有助于它的恢复。)”可知,根据研究人员的说法,共同记录信息将有助于黑海妒
鱼的恢复。故选C。
C
Emotionsarelikeourbestfriend.Theyhavealwaysbeenapartofourlivesandhavebeen
influencingourpersonalitiesfromtheverybeginning.However,thisbegsthequestion-wheredo
emotionscomefrom?
Evolutionary(进化论的)psychologistsbelievethatemotionsareadaptationsthathave
evolvedinresponsetothechallengesfacedbyourancestors.Theybelievethatemotionsare
innate(先天的),meaningthatwearebomwiththemwiredintoourbrains.
Somepsychologistsrestricttheirclaimstoasmallsetof"basic“emotions,whicharecalled
theBigSix-happiness,sadness,fear,surprise,angeranddisgust.
Criticsofevolutionarypsychologyarguethatemotionsaresociallyconstructed.Theyreject
theevolutionarytheoryofemotionsbeinginvoluntary;instead,theybelievethatemotionsare
voluntarychoiceswetrickourselvesintotreatingasinvoluntary.
Defendantsofthisviewbelievethatourcultureinfluenceshowweshouldfeelandwhatwe
shoulddoinagivensituation.Whenwefeelanemotionandactonit,weengageinabehavior
thatisprescribedbyourculture.
Peoplearguethatourpresumptionthatemotionsareinvoluntary,suchasanger,mayjustbea
convenientillusion(幻觉).Tobeangry,weneedtounderstandsomethingasoffensive(冒犯
的),whichislikelybasedonculturallyinformedmoraljudgments.Inthatcase,howcanangerbe
ananimalreflex(本能反应)?
Moreover,angerisnotseeninallcultures.InInuitculture,peoplerarelyshowanysignsof
anger,probablysincethreateningresponseswouldbetooriskyinasmallculturesurvivingin
harshconditions.TheMalaylanguageofMalaysiadoesn'tevenhaveawordmeaning“anger”!
Thefactthatculturecanaffecttheincidenceandintensityofouremotionsmakesthemlook
lesslikebiologicaltruthsandmoreliketheproductofsocialconstructs.
Frommyperspective,evolutionarypsychologistsunderestimatethecontributionsofculture
andlearning,whereassocialconstructionistsover-emphasizethesame.Basically,weneedan
explanationthatcansteerbetweenboththeseextremes.
Thenexttimeyoufeelacomplexemotionbubblingup(冒出),thekeyistodeterminethe
underlyingbasicemotionssoyoucantakeactionthatisthemosthelpfulinkeepingyoubalanced
andemotionallyundercontrol!
8.Whatdoevolutionarypsychologistsbelieve?
A.Wearebomwithemotions.
B.Personalitiesinfluenceemotions.
C.Emotionsarelearned.
D.Humanshavesixdifferentemotions.
9.Whatdoestheunderlinedword"prescribed“inparagraph5mean?
A.Copied.
B.Remembered.
C.Translated.
D.Required.
10.Whatdothetwoexamplesinparagraph7mainlyexplain?
A.Emotionsplayamajorroleinsurvival.
B.Peopleinpoorcircumstanceshaveemotions.
C.Peoplesolveproblemswiththehelpofemotions.
D.Emotionsaresociallyconstructed.
11.Whatisessentialwhenfacingtheoccurrenceofacomplexemotion?
A.Findingouttherealcoreemotions.
B.Takingactiontoignorebasicemotions.
C.Strikingabalancebetweenlifeandwork.
D.Makingeffortstobuildconfidence.
【语篇解读】这是一篇议论文。文章主要讨论了情绪从何而来。
【答案】8.A9.D10.D11.A
【8题详解】
细节理解题。根据文章第二段"Theybelievethatemotionsareinnate(先天的),meaningthat
wearebomwiththemwiredintoourbrains.(他们认为情绪是天生的,这意味着我们出生时就
把它们连接到我们的大脑中。)”可知,进化心理学家认为,我们生来就有情绪。故选A。
【9题详解】
词句猜测题。根据上文uDefendantsofthisviewbelievethatourcultureinfluenceshowwe
shouldfeelandwhatweshoulddoinagivensituation^持这种观点的人认为,我们的文化影响
着我们在特定情况下的感受和行为。)”可知,当我们感受到一种情绪并采取行动时,我们
的行为是由我们的文化所规定的。prescribed意为“规定,指示”。故选D。
【10题详解】
推理判断题。根据文章第四段aCriticsofevolutionarypsychologyarguethatemotionsare
sociallyconstructed.(进化心理学的批评者认为情绪是社会建构的。)”、文章第五段
"Defendantsofthisviewbelieve...shoulddoinagivensituation.(持这种观点的人认为,我们
的文化影响着我们在特定情况下的感受和行为。)”和文章第七段“Moreover,angerisnot
seeninallcultures.InInuitculture,…awordmeaning"anger"!(此夕卜,并非所有文化中都能看
到愤怒。在因纽特文化中,人们很少表现出任何愤怒的迹象,可能是因为在一个生存在恶
劣条件下的小文化中,威胁的回应太冒险了。马来西亚的马来语甚至没有“愤怒”这个
词!)”可推知,第七段提到的两个例子解释了情绪是社会建构的。故选D。
【11题详解】
细节理解题。根据文章最后一段"Thenexttimeyoufeelacomplexemotionbubblingup(冒
出),thekeyistodeterminetheunderlyingbasicemotionssoyoucantakeactionthatisthemost
helpfulinkeepingyoubalancedandemotionallyundercontrol!(下次当你感至!种复杂的情绪
冒出来的时候,关键是要确定潜在的基本情绪,这样你就可以采取行动,这对保持你的平
衡和情绪控制最有帮助!)”可知,面对复杂情绪的发生,找出真正的核心情绪是至关重要
的。故选A。
D
Activenoisecontroltechnologyisusedbynoise-cancelingheadphonestominimizeor
completelyblockoutoutsidenoise.However,despitethemanyadvancementsintechnology,
peoplestilldon'thavemuchcontroloverwhichsoundstheirheadphonesblockoutandwhichthey
letpass.
Now,deeplearningalgorithms(算法)havebeendevelopedbyagroupofacademicsatthe
UniversityofWashingtonthatenableuserstoselectwhichnoisestofilter(过滤)throughtheir
headphonesinreal-time.Thesystemhasbeennamed"semantichearing^^byitscreators.
TheAl-poweredheadphonesremoveallbackgroundnoisebystreamingrecordedaudio(音
频)toasmartphonethatislinkedtothedevices.Throughthisprocess,theheadphoneuserscan
choosetostrengthenorcancelout20typesofsounds,usingvoicecommandsorasmartphone
app.Theheadphoneswillthenonlyletthroughthesoundsthathavebeenchosenbythewearer.
“Thechallengeisthatthesoundsheadphonewearershearneedtosyne(同步)withtheir
visualsenses.Thismeanstheneural(神经的)algorithmsmustprocesssoundsinundera
hundredthofasecond.^^saidseniorauthorShyamGollakota,aUWprofessor.
Duetothistimeconstraint,thesemantichearingsystemchoosesaprocessthatrelieson
noisescommunicatedonadevicelikealinkedsmartphone.Furthermore,inorderforhumansto
continuetoeffectivelyexperiencesoundsintheirenvironment,thesystemneedstomaintainthese
delaysbecausesoundscomingfromdifferentdirectionsenterpeople'searsatdifferenttimes.
Trialswereundertakenbytheresearchersinavarietyofsettings.Thesemantichearing
systemwasabletoisolatetargetsounds,whileatthesametimeremovingbackgroundnoise.In
termsofthesystem'saudiooutputforthedesiredsounds.22participantsgaveitanaveragerating
higherthantheyassignedtotheoriginalnoiserecordings.
Therewere,however,afewdisadvantages:theAl-poweredsystemoccasionallyhadtrouble
recognizingsoundsthatweretoosimilar.Theresearcherssaidthatthesystemcouldproduce
betterresultsifitsmachinelearningmodelsweretrainedonmorerealworlddata.
12.Whatcandeeplearningalgorithmsdo?
A.Improveuserslisteningability.
B.Helpusersremoveunwantednoise.
C.Stoppeoplefromenteringnoisyareas.
D.Createcommunicationbetweenusers.
13.WhatshouldtheneuralalgorithmsdoaccordingtoShyamGollakota?
A.Selectheadphoneusers.
B.Processdatawithoutnoticeabledelay.
C.Followthewaypeoplespeak.
D.Improvethequalityofsmartphones.
14.Whatdidtheresearchersfindaboutthesysteminthetrials?
A.Ithasimprovementinsoundquality.
B.Ithelpsthemrecognizeparticipants*voices.
C.Ithasmoredisadvantagesthanadvantages.
D.It'ssuitabletostrengthenbackgroundnoise.
15.Whichisthemostsuitabletitleforthetext?
A.Thesemantichearingsystemstillhassomedrawbacks
B.Thesemantichearingsystemcanrecognizehumanspeech
C.Alnoise-cancelingheadphonesletyouchoosewhatyouhear
D.AInoise-cancelingheadphonesnowhaveacommercialversion
【语篇解读】本文是一篇说明文。这篇文章介绍了华盛顿大学的一组学者开发的深度学习算
法,使用户能够实时选择通过耳机过滤的噪音。
【答案】12.B13.B14.A15.C
【12题详解】
细节理解题。根据第二段中“Now,deeplearningalgorithms(算法)havebeendevelopedby
a...hearing^^byitscreators.(现在,华盛顿大学的一组学者开发了一种深度学习算法,使用
户能够实时选择通过耳机过滤哪些噪音。该系统被其创建者命名为“语义听力”。)”可
知,深度学习算法可以帮助用户消除不必要的噪音。故选B。
【13题详解】
推理判断题。根据第四段中""Thechallengeisthatthesoundsheadphonewearershearneed
tosyne(同步)withtheirvisualsenses.Thismeanstheneural(神经的)algorithmsmustprocess
soundsinunderahundredthofasecond."saidseniorauthorShyamGollakota.aUWprofessor.
(“挑战在于,耳机佩戴者听到的声音需要与他们的视觉感官同步。这意味着神经算法必须
在百分之一秒内处理声音。资深作者ShyamGollakota说。华盛顿大学教授。)”可知,根
据ShyamGollakota认为,耳机佩戴者听到的声音需要与他们的视觉感官同步,这意味着神
经算法必须在百分之一秒内处理声音,即深度学习算法在处理数据时,没有明显的延迟。
故选Bo
【14题详解】
推理判断题。根据倒数第二段"Trialswereundertakenbytheresearchersinavariety
of...participantsgaveitanaverageratinghigherthantheyassignedtotheoriginalnoise
recordings.(研究人员在各种环境下进行了试验。语义听觉系统能够隔离目标声音,同时去
除背景噪音。在系统的音频输出为所需的声音。22名参与者给它的平均评分高于他们给原
始噪音录音的评分。)”可知,在试验中发现语义听觉系统能够隔离目标声音,同时去除背
景噪音,22名参与者给它的平均评分高于他们给原始噪音录音的评分,即它的音质有所改
善。故选A。
【15题详解】
主旨大意题。根据第二段“Now,deeplearningalgorithms(算法)havebeendevelopedbya
groupofacademicsattheUniversityofWashingtonthatenableuserstoselectwhichnoisesto
filter(过滤)throughtheirheadphonesinreal-time.Thesystemhasbeennamed“semantic
hearing”byitscreators.(现在,华盛顿大学的一组学者开发了一种深度学习算法,使用户能
够通过耳机实时选择过滤哪些噪音。该系统被其创建者命名为“语义听力”。)”以及通读
全文可知,这篇文章介绍了华盛顿大学的一组学者开发的深度学习算法,使用户能够实时
选择通过耳机过滤的噪音。通过将录制的音频传送到与设备连接的智能手机上,这种人工
智能耳机可以通过语音命令或智能手机应用程序选择加强或消除20种类型的声音,并只允
许佩戴者选择的声音通过。C选项"Alnoise-cancelingheadphonesletyouchoosewhatyou
hear(人工降噪耳机可以让你选择听什么)”概括文章主要内容,符合文章标题。故选C。
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。
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D.Lowerwatertemperaturesforshoweringandhand-washing.
E.Buthighcentralheatcanmaketheairinyourhouseevendrier.
F.Coolerwaterseemstobeaseffectiveandismorefriendlytotheskin.
G.Eventhethingsthatmakewinterwonderful,suchassittingbyaroaringfire,candryyourskin.
【语篇解读】这是一篇说明文。文章介绍了几个在冬季也能处理皮肤干燥并保持舒适的方
法。
【答案】16.G17.C18.E19.D20.F
【16题详解】
由上文uWintercancausedamagetoyourskin,anditcanfeellikethere'snoescape.(冬天会对
你的皮肤造成伤害,而且感觉无处可逃。)”以及后文"Happily,therearemanywaystodeal
withdryskinandkeepyourselfcomfortable.(令人高兴的是,有很多方法可以处理皮肤干燥并
保持舒适。)”可知,空前提到了皮肤在冬季可能会出现不舒服的感觉,空处后提到了处理
皮肤干燥并保持舒服的方法。G项Eventhethingsthatmakewinterwonderful,suchassitting
byaroaringfire,candryyourskin.(即使是那些让冬天变得美好的事情,比如坐在熊熊燃烧
的火炉旁,也会使你的皮肤干燥。)符合文意,该项提到了在冬季会让皮肤变得干燥的原
因,引出后文中对抗皮肤干燥以及解决问题的方法,起到承上启下的作用。故选G项。
【17题详解】
由上文“Useahumidifier(加湿器)toincreasehumidity.(使用加湿器增加湿度)”可知,该段
提到了加湿器能在一定程度上改善皮肤干燥的状况,再由上文“Runahumidifierinyour
entirehomeorinroomsyouspendthemosttimein,andaimtokeepindoorhumiditylevels
between30and50percent.(在你的整个家或你呆的时间最长的房间里安装一个加湿器,目标
是将室内湿度保持在30%到50%之间)”可知,加湿器可以将室内湿度保持在30%到50%之
间。C项Oneoptionistoturnitonovernightwhileyou'resleeping.(一种选择是在你睡觉的时
候把它打开过夜)符合语境,其中it指代上文ahumidifier,有承上作用。故选C项。
【18题详解】
由上文“Ifyou'relookingtoescapedry,coldoutdoorair,youarelikelytoturnontheheatas
soonasyougethome.(如果你想逃离干燥、寒冷的室外空气,你很可能一回家就打开暖
气)“可知,为了避寒可以打开暖气,E项Buthighcentralheatcanmaketheairinyourhouse
evendrier.(但是,高的中心热量会使你家的空气更加干燥。)符合语境,指出暖气会让皮肤
干燥。故选E项。
【19题详解】
由下文“Long,steamyshowersmaysoundlikeagreatideawhenifscold,butveryhotwatercan
dryouttheskin.A5-to10-minutewarmshowerislesslikelytoworsendryskinthanahot
one.(在寒冷的时候,长时间的蒸汽淋浴听起来可能是个好主意,但热水会使皮肤变干。与
热水淋浴相比,5到10分钟的温水淋浴不太可能恶化干燥的皮肤)”以及"Youshouldalso
avoidusingexcessivelyhotwatertowashyourhands.Dryskinfromexposuretohotwateror
coolwinteraircancauseaneczema(湿疹).(你也应该避免用过热的水洗手。皮肤因暴露在热
水或凉爽的冬季空气中而干燥会导致湿疹)”可知,这里主要讲避免长时间热水洗澡和用过
热水洗手。D项Lowerwatertemperaturesforshoweringandhand-washing.(降低淋浴和洗手
的水温。)符合语境,对下文有总括作用。故选D项。
[20题详解】
由上文“Youshouldalsoavoidusingexcessivelyhotwatertowashyourhands.Dryskinfrom
exposuretohotwaterorcoolwinteraircancauseaneczema(湿疹).(你也应该避免用过热的水
洗手。皮肤因暴露在热水或凉爽的冬季空气中而干燥会导致湿疹。)”可知,这里主要讲避
免用过热的水洗手,F项Coolerwaterseemstobeaseffectiveandismorefriendlytothe
skin.(冷水似乎同样有效,对皮肤更友好)符合语境,其中Coolerwater与上文excessively
hotwaterto对应,有承上作用。故选F项。
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。
DuringthefinaltermofmytheaterandperformancedegreeattheUniversityofLeeds,we
plannedto21someinteractiveworkshopswithelderlyresidentstotryto22
memoryandsocialengagement.
Irememberbeing23,awarethatwewereworkingwitholdpeoplewhowere
almostnonverbal(不能说话的).
Ihaddecidedtoplaymusicattheendofthesession.WewentwiththesongMyWay
24thoseelderlyresidentswouldhavebeenlisteningtothehitsongintheirlate20s.
OnceIpressedplay,nearlyeveryoneintheroomstoodupand25whatseemedlike
everyword.Iwassodeeply26.Manyofthemwerecommunicatingmuchbetter.It
lookedandfeltlike27.
OffIwenttodramaschool,butIthoughtaboutthat28almostdaily.Sowhenwe
weregiventheopportunitytowriteascript(居U本)fora29festival,Icreatedalove
storyabout30anddementia(痴呆),spanning50yearsofacouple'slife.
Andnow,10yearslater,theshowI31isrunningagaininLondonthankstothe
MusicforDementiacampaign.
Inowknowthatmusic-basedinterventions(治疗)32theneedfor
antipsychoticmedication(抗精神病药物)inmorethan60percentofpeople33
dementia.Idon'tknowwhatmyMyWaywouldbe,butIcertainlythinkweshouldalltrytofind
our34anddoourbesttostayconnectedtothepeoplewe35itwith.
21.A.holdB.stopC.delayD.suspend
22.A.removeB.identifyC.inspireD.assess
23.A.thrilledB.nervous
C.ashamedD.delighted
24.A.untilB.unlessC.ifD.because
25.A.sangB.saidC.heardD.wrote
26.A.scaredB.movedC.amusedD.annoyed
27.A.artB.magicC.hopeD.mercy
28.A.problemB.goal
C.policyD.experience
29.A.theaterB.scienceC.flowerD.sports
30.A.waterB.fruitC.musicD.food
31.A.performedB.watchedC.recordedD.made
32.A.repeatB.protectC.reduceD.ignore
33.A.livingwithB.hearingof
C.escapingfromD.focusingon
34.A.showB.timeC.speechD.song
35.A.takeB.shareC.discussD.learn
【语篇解读】这是一篇记叙文。文章讲述了作者在利兹大学戏剧和表演专业的最后一个学期,
我们计划举办一些与老年居民的互动讲习班,通过音乐与这些老人建立联系,并且让他们的
交流变得更好。这段难忘的经历给作者后来的生活和工作带来了灵感。
【答案】21.A22.C23.B24.D25.A26.B27.B28.D29.A
30.C31.D32.C33.A34.D35.B
[21题详解】
考查动词词义辨析。句意:在我在利兹大学戏剧和表演专业的最后一个学期,我们计划举
办一些与老年居民的互动讲习班,试图激发记忆和社会参与。A.hold举办;B.stop停止;
C.delay推迟;D.suspend暂停,悬挂。根据"someinteractiveworkshops”可知,此处表示
举办一些互动讲习班。故选A。
【22题详解】
考查动词词义辨析。句意同上。A.remove移除;B.identify鉴定,确认;C.inspire激发;
D.assess进入。根据asomeinteractiveworkshops"和umemoryandsocialengagement可
知,举办一些与老年居民的互动讲习班,是为了激发记忆和社会参与。故选C。
【23题详解】
考查形容词词义辨析。句意:我记得自己很紧张,意识到我们在和几乎不会说话的老人一
起工作。A.thrilled激动的,兴奋的;B.nervous紧张的;C.ashamed羞耻的;D.delighted
高兴的。根据"wewereworkingwitholdpeoplewhowerealmostnonverbal(不能说话的)
可知,和几乎不能说话的老人一起工作,让作者感到紧张。故选B。
【24题详解】
考查连词词义辨析。句意:我们选择了《MyWay》这首歌,因为那些上了年纪的居民可能
会在20多岁的时候听这首热门歌曲。A.until直到;B.unless除非;C.if如果;D.because
因为。I艮据"thoseelderlyresidentswouldhavebeenlisteningtothehitsongintheirlate20s.”
可知,此处解释作者选择《MyWay》这首歌的原因,应用because引导原因状语从句。故
选D。
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