江苏省南通市如皋市2024-2025学年高三上册期初调研英语检测试题（附答案）

江苏省南通市如皋市2024-2025学年高三上学期期初调研英语检测试题注意事项:1.答卷前，考生务必将自己的姓名、准考证号填写在答题卡上。2、回答选择题时，选出每小题答案后，用铅笔把答题卡上对应题目的答案标号涂黑。如需改动，用橡皮擦干净后，再选涂其他答案标号。回答非选择题时，将答案写在答题卡上指定位置，在其他位置作答一律无效。3.本卷满分为150分，考试时间为120分钟。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。1.Howmanyschoolsuppliesdoestheboyneed?A.Three. B.Four. C.Five2.WhydoesMikemakeastop?A.Heneedstorest. B.Itisthelunchtime. C.Themotorcyclebrokedown.3.Whatarethespeakersmainlytalkingabout?A.Theweather. B.Theirfavoriteseasons. C.Aplanforthisweek.4.WhatisthenewsaboutSanJosé?A.Thereisthebestpublictransportation.B.Itwilltakemeasurestobancars.C.AllElectricBuseswillbereplaced.5.Whatistheprobablerelationshipbetweenthespeakers?A.Husbandandwife. B.Waitressandcustomer. C.Motherandson.第二节听下面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.Whydoesthemanphotographthesametreeeveryday?A.Toevokememoriesfromthepast.B.Toexhibitthephotosintheneighborhood.C.Toshowitschangesthroughdifferentseasons.7Whichphotodoesthemanlikebest?A.Theonetakeninspring. B.Theonetakeninsummer. C.Theonetakeninwinter.听第7段材料，回答第8至9题。8.whatdoesthewomansayabouthernewjob?A.It’sverychallenging. B.It’scloserindistance. C.It’ssimilartoheroldjob.9.Whatwillthemandotonight?A.Designcommercials.B.Havedinnerwiththewoman.C.Readarticlesaboutgoodrestaurants.听第8段材料，回答第10至12题。10.Whenwillthemachinebeavailable?A.OnMonday. B.OnWednesday. C.OnThursday.11.Whatistherequirementforrepair?A.Anagreement. B.Areceipt. C.Somemoney.12.Whatkindofserviceisofferedaboutthemachine?A.Itcanbereturnedwithin5days.B.Itcanbedeliveredfreeofcharge.C.Itcanbeexchangedwithin14days.听第9段材料，回答第13至16题。13.WheredoesMr,Kingworknow?A.Atacollege. B,Atawildlifepark. C.Ataresearchcenter.14.Howdoesthewomansoundwhenhearingaboutthefinding?A.Surprised. B.Worried. C.Proud.15.HowdoAfricanwilddogsvote?A.Bysneezing. B.Byswingingtails. C.Byreachingoutpaws.16.WhendidMr.KingprobablyleaveBotswana?A.OnMarch10th. B.OnMarch12th. C.OnMarch24th.听第10段材料，回答第17至20题。17.Whatsubjectdothelistenersprobablymajorin?A.English. B.History. C.Music.18.WherewillthelistenersgoonJuly5th?A.Acastle. B.Astatelyhome. C.Amuseum.19.HowlongisthecanteenopenonFridays?A.5.5hours. B4.5hours. C.3hours.20.WhatisMrs.Greeninchargeof?A.Thecanteen. B.Therecreationcenter. C.Theaccommodation.第二部分阅读(共两节，满分50分)第一节(共15小题;每题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。ATheHighSchoolCreatorExpoisameltingpotofhands-onactivities,interactivedemonstrations,andeducationalworkshopsthatbringthewondersofscienceandtechnologytolife.Highlights:*Engagewithcutting-edgetechnologiessuchasvirtualreality,augmentedreality,androbotics.Explorehowthesetechnologiesareshapingourworldandinspiringnewwaysoflearning,creating,andcommunicating.*Participateinworkshopsledbyindustryexpertsandeducators,whereyou'lllearnhowtocode,designapps,buildcircuits,andcreateyourowntechprojects.Thesesessionsaredesignedtorkyourcreativityandfosteraloveforproblem-solving.*Meetprofessionalsfromvariousfieldsoftechnology,includingsoftwaredevelopmentengineering,datascience,andcybersecurity.They’llsharetheirexperiences,offeradviceoncareerpaths,andansweryourquestions,helpingyouchartyourtech-drivenfuture.*Showcaseyourskillsincodingcompetitions,roboticschallenges,andothertech-themedevents.Competeagainstfellowstudents,winprizes,andgainvaluableexperiencethatcanhelpyoustandoutincollegeapplicationsandfuturejobinterviews.*Connectwithlike-mindedstudents,educators,andindustryprofessionals.Makenewfriends,buildyournetwork,anddiscoverpotentialmentorswhocanguideyouonyourtechjourney.TheHighschoolCreatorExpoisnotjustaboutlearningabouttechnology,itsaboutempoweringyoutobecometheinnovators,creators,andproblem-solversoftomorrow.Markyourcalendarsandgetreadytobeinspired,educated,andentertainedattheHighSchoolCreatorExpo!21.WhoistheExpointendedfor?A.Universitystaff. B.Techenthusiasts.C.Businessowners. D.Technologytutors22.HowcanonebenefitfromtheExpo?A.Promotingtheirproducts B,Havingjobinterviews.C.Gettingcareerinsights. D.Shapingtheworld.23.Whereisthetextprobablytakenfrom?A.Aschoolnewper. B.AnacademicarticleC.Atechnologylecture. D.AprojecthandbookBAtjust5yearsold,littleSelahnoticedthatmanyofherfellowkindergartenclassmateswerestrugglingwiththeirABCsanddidn’tknowhowtoread,soshewantedtodosomething.Thedeterminedgirlenlisted(争取)thehelpofherparentsandTheEmpoweredReadersLiteracyProjectwasborn.Afterlisteningtotheirdaughter’sconcerns,KhalilandNicoleThompsonresearchedtheissueandfoundsomeshockinginformationaboutliteracyhereinAmericaincludingthefactthat85%ofchildreninthejuvenile(少年的)prisonsystemarefunctionallyilliterate.“Allthesecrazystatisticsforliteracyblewourminds,”saysKhalilThompson.“Thestatisticssaidsomeprisonsforecastthenumberofprisoncellstheyaregoingtobuildinthefuturebasedonthird-gradereadingtestscores.”Despitetheawesomenatureoftheproblemtheywerefacing,thecouplewasspurredonbySelah’sresolution,“Wereally,shouldjustgiveaway20hundredthousandbooks,’”Nicoleremarks,recallingherdaughter’swords,Thefamilygottowork—startinginitiativessuchasProject500andtheirHolidayBookDrive.Astheybegan,oneofthemainissuesthefamilyfound,contributingtoilliteracy,wasrepresentation—childrenare,notasexcitedaboutreadingwhentheydon’tfindthemselvesreflectedinthepagesofthebook.Andafterrealizingthatveryfewofthecharactersinthestoriesshe’dreadlookedlikeher.Selahthendecidedtowriteabookofherownthatfeaturesaheroinewholookslikeherandshareshersameinterestsandsenseofadventure.InNovember2019,Selah’sfirstbookPenelopethePrivatePrincess,waspublished,andthesequel(续集)justreleasedinDecember2020.“Thereissomushinspirationbehindthefactthatthisisachildthatwrotethisstoryandcameupwiththis”saysKhalil.“Youcanreclaimyourstory,doyourownstory,anddoallthethingsthatadultsataatyouryoungageandyoushouldreallyknowthatyouhavepowerinyourvoiceandideas.”24.WhydoesKhalilmentionthepracticeofprisonsPara.2?A.Toprovetheaccuracyofhisstatistics.B.Tostresstheimportanceofearlyreading.C.Toindicatetheconsequencesofilliteracy.D.Topredictthetrendoffuturejuvenilecrime.25.Whatcanwelearnfromthethirdparagraph?A.ThewordsofSelahforcedthecoupletowork.B.Theparentswereencouragedbytheirdaughter.C.Thenumberofthebookneededistoobigtoreach.D.Theawesomenatureoftheproblemsurprisedthecouple.26.What’stheproblemNicolediscoveredinkid’sbooks?A.Theirplotswereuninteresting. B.Theillustrationswerenotlifelike.C.Kidswererepresentedinsufficiently. D.Thecolorsappliedwereunattractive.27.What’sthemaincharacterlikeinPenelopethePiratePrincess?A.Wealthyandpowerful. B.Naughtyandtroublesome.C.Talentedandsensitive. D.Determinedandadventurous.CHighemployment,fallinginflation(通货膨胀),andeconomicgrowth.Onthesurface,theUSeconomycurrentlyseemstobedoinggreat.Butasitturnsout,thingsarenotsorosyfortheaverageworkingAmerican.AccordingtoaMarch6surveyconductedbytheSavingswebsite,47percentofparentsprovidesomedegreeoffinancialsupporttotheiradultchildrentohelpdealwiththecostoflivingstruggles.GenZers(definedinthesurveyasaged18-27)werefoundtobethemostlikelygenerationtogetfinancialhelpfromtheirparents,receivingonaverage1,515dollars(about10.950an)permonth.Still,manyolderparentswerefoundtobesupportingtheirMillennial(aged28-43)orGenerationX(aged44-59)adultchildren,accountingfor21percentofparentsprovidingsupport.Themostcommonexpensescitedweregroceries,tuitionandhealthinsurance,amongothers,reportedTheGuardian.ButwhyaresomanyUSadults,bothyoungandold,strugglingto“leavethenest”?Onemajorreasonissoaringfoodprices.AccordingtotheUSDepartmentofAgriculture,foodpricesareexpectedtoincreasebynearly2.5percentacrosstheboardin2024.Meanwhile,stablehousingremainsanelusivedreamformany.Theaverageratefora30-year,fixedratemortgage(抵押贷款)wasalmost8percentinOctober2023,saidtheMortgageaBankersAssociation.AnextremelyexpensivemortgagemeansthatmanyAmericansarepricedoutofaffordingtheirownhome.Thefinalpieceofthepuzzleisfallingsalaries.Previousgenerationswereabletocountongraduatingfromcollegeasthekeytolandingajobthatpaidwell.Butnow,youngUSgraduateshavefoundthattheyearnlessthantheirparents.AccordingtoaCNBCanalysis,collegegraduatesalarieshavedecreasedmorethan10percentinfourdecadesafteradjustingforinflation.Inotherwords,steadilydecliningsalariesmakeitevenharderforyoungAmericanstocopewithsteadilyrisingcosts.ASGenZersintheUSstruggleunderfinancialpressures,sodotheoldergenerationssupportingthem,astheirgenerosityputstheirprospectsforretirementatrisk.TheSavingswebsitediscoveredthatworkingparentswerefoundtocontribute“2.4timesmoretosupportadultchildrenthantheycontributetotheirretirementaccountseachmonth”.Essentially,whiletheUSeconomyremainsafloat,wemightwitnessmultiplegenerationsofAmericanssinkingintheirownlifeboatsintheyearsahead.28.WhatdidtheMarch6surveyfindoutaboutadultchildrenintheUS?A.Nearlyhalfofthemarefinanciallydependent.B.OverhalfofGenZersarefinanciallystruggling.C.GenerationXoftenoffertheirparentsfinancialaid.D.Amajorityofthemrelyontheirparentsforeducation.29.Whatdoestheunderlinedword“elusive”inparagraph5mostprobablymean?A.Easytorealize. BDifficulttoachieve.C.Oftenmisunderstood. D.Commonlysoughtafter.30.WhatcanbeinferredfromthearticleaboutpeoplenowintheUS?A.Governmentpoliciesfavoroldergenerations.B.Collegeeducationguaranteesawell-paidjob.C.Salariesforgraduatesremainstableinfourdecades.D.Financialpressuresaffectboththeyoungandtheold.31.Whatistheauthor'sattitudetowardthefutureprospectsofAmericans?A.Reserved. B.Optimistic. C.Negative. DWait-and-see.DThehumanbrainisapowerfulnaturalcomputerthathasevolvedovertensofthousandsofyears.Butwhatwouldyougetifyoucombinedthisbiologicalcomputerwitharealone?ResearchersatIndianaUniversityBloomingtonintheUShavelinkedhumanbrain-liketissuestoanelectronicchip,whichcanperformsimplecomputertasks.Theircreation,namedBrainoware,ispartofagrowingfieldcalledbiologicalcomputingthatmightonedayandobetterthancurrentcomputers,accordingtoNature.Thebrain-liketissuestheresearchersused,also，knownasbrainorganoids(类器官)weren’tpartofalivingperson’sbrain.Theywere“grown”fromhumanstemcells,whicharecapableofproducingdifferenttypesofcellsandformingbodytissues.Ittooktwomonthsforthestemcellstomatureintoanorganoid.Theresearchersthenplacedoneorganoidontoanelectronicchipwiththousandsofelectrodes(电极).Althoughorganoidsaremuchsimplerandsmallerthananactualbrain,theyactsimilarlytohumanbrains,suchasrespondingtoelectricalsignals,whichisWhatourbraindoesallthetime.Theseresponsesleadtochangesinthebrain,whichfuelourabilitytolearn.TotestBrainoware,theresearchersuseditforvoicerecognitionbytrainingitwith240Japaneserecordingsspokenbyeightspeakers.Theyfoundthattheorganoidreacteddifferenttowardeachvoice.Withanaccuracyof78percent,itsuccessfullyidentifiedthespeakersbyshowingdifferentneuralactivities.What’sspecialaboutBrainowareisthatresearcherscantakeadvantageoftheorganoid’scomplexitywithoutunderstandingitscellnetworks,accordingtoDailyMail.Inotherwords,scientistsdon’tneedtoknowexactlyhowtheorganoidworksinordertouseit.Accordingtotheresearchers'workpublishedinDecember,combiningorganoidsandelectronicchipscouldincreasethespeedandefficiencyofAIinthefuture.Also,suchmodelscanbeusedtostudyhumanbrains,accordingtoNature.UsingBrainowaretomodelandstudyneurologicaldisorders,suchasAlzheimersdisease,isoneexample.Itcouldalsobeusedtotesttheeffectsofdifferenttreatmentsforsuchdiseases.“That’swherethepromiseis:usingthetoonedayhopefullyreplaceanimalmodelsofthebrain,”ArtiAhluwalia,aresearcherinTaly,toldNature.32.Whatdoweknowaboutthetissuesusedbytheresearchers?A.Theywereartificiallyconstructed.B.Theyformedacompletehumanbrain.C.Theywereharvestedfromdeadhumanbodies.D.Theywereculturedfromspecifichumancells.33.WhatsuccessdidBrinowareachieveinthevoicerecognitiontest?A.Distinguishingthevoicesbetweenspeakers.B.Understandingthecontentoftherecordings.C.Showingpreferencesforsomeofthevoices.D.Correctlymatchingallthespeakerswiththeirvoices.34.WhatmakesBrainowarespecial,accordingtoDailyMail?A.Itscomplexityiseasytolearnandunderstand.B.Itopensupnewpossibilitiesforstudyinghumanbrains.C.Itscellnetworksarethesameasthoseofhumanbrains.D.Noin-depthknowledgeoforganoidsisneededtouseit.35.WhatdoesthelastparagraphfocusonregardingBrainoware?A.Itsunderlyingproblems. B.Itspotentialapplications.C.ItsinfluenceonAItechnology. D.Itscontributiontoanimalwelfare.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。Doesthesoundofrainreallyhelpyoufallasleep?You’velikelyheardthatthepitterpatteringofraindropscanhelppeoplefallasleep.There’salsoresearchthatsupportstheideathatrainsoundsareausefulsleepaid.Here’swhattoknow.36Rainsoundscanmaskothersharper(noisesinyourenvironment:Thinkofadrippingfaucet(水龙头)intheotherroominuttersilence;itcouldbeveryannoying.Withamaskingbackgroundofwindintheleaves,asoftrain,orsomegentlewavesplayingonalooponaspeaker,thedripwouldneverbenoticed.37RainsoundsmightliterallyhittherightfrequenciesBymaskingbackgroundsounds,raintracksmightseemlikethey’rejustordinarywhitenoise,buttheyarenot.38Theyarenamedaftercolors.Rainsoundsareconsideredpinknoise,whichischaracterizedbyloudersoundsatalowfrequencyandsoftersoundsathighfrequencies.Someresearchsuggeststhatpinknoiseinparticularcanimprovesleepinhealthyindividuals.Butthismaynotbethecaseforeveryone.ResearchsuggeststhatnaturehasacalmingeffectInadditiontohelpingpeoplefallasleep,rainsoundscanbestraight-uprelaxing.39Evidencepointstopsychologicalbenefits,includingincreasedcognitivecapacityandreducedanxietyandstress.Peopleexposedtonaturesoundsina2017studyhadanincreasedparasympatheticresponse,meaningthatthecalmingpartoftheirnervoussystemwasactivatedbythesetracks.Shouldyoutryrainsounds?Rainormighthelpsomepeoplebutherenorforeveryone40.Oneperson’sgentlerainisanotherone’sfloodworryorneedtogotothebathroom.Similarly,gentlerainwithdistantthunderiscalmingforsomeandalarmingforothers.Willtheyworkforyou?There’sonlyonewaytofindout!There’sonlyonewaytofindout!A.RainnoisehidesothersoundsB.RainnoisessometimesdisruptseepC.SorainsoundscancreateacalmingbackgroundnoiseCeonaD.WhitenoiseisanumbrellatermforavarietyofsoundsE.Thismayboildowntothefactthatthey'reanaturalsoundF.It’sworthexperimentingwiththefrequencytoseeifitcanworkforyouG.Differentsoundswillbringoutdifferentresponsesdependingontheindividual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，从短文后各题所给的A、B、C、D四个选项中选出可以填入空白处的最佳选项。Iwas68when1firststeppedonstageasastand-upcomedianin2003.Thatfirsttimewas41.Ihadnoideawhattheaudiencewouldmakeofme.InNewYork,comediansare42youngmen.It’shardenoughto43asawoman,butevenharderassomeone44enoughtobetheirgrandmother.AsIsteppedonstagethatfirsttime,peoplewereclearlysurprisedto45me.Iintroducedmyself,statedmyageandtriedmyfirstjoke.Therewas46ButbythetimeIgottothethirdline,peoplewerefinallylaughingproperly.Iwashooked.Eventoday,I’m47beforeIstepout.Myfirst48is,“Hello,everybody.I’m88andthree-quartersyearsold.I’mtellingyouthat49Idon’tmakeitallthewaythroughtheshow.”ThenpeoplelaughandIrelax.Afterashow,peopleyoungandoldcomeuptomesayingwhata(n)50Iam.TheysaytheywanttobeasactiveasIamwhentheyreachmy51I’mpleasedthatIcan52othersthat,asanolderperson,youdon'tneedtotakeabackseatinlifeandyouhavegotmore53.Lastyear,Iwasrecognizedastheoldestfemalestand-upcomedianintheworld.ButIhaveno54ofstoppingmycomedywork.IhopetostillbeperformingwhenI’m100.Mygoalistostillbeuptheremakingpeople55.41.A.scary B.precious C.familiar D.private42.A.relatively B.absolutely C.eventually D.typically43.A.takenin B.putup C.breakthrough D.notedown44.A.lucky B.old C.wise D.careful45.A.help B.see C.check D.offer46.A.silence B.bonus C.blessing D.thrill47.A.excited B.grateful C.nervous D.skillful48.A.surprise B.strategy C.relief D.line49.A.asif B.incase C.eventhough D.inthat50.A.inspiration B.recreation C.crisis D.frustration51.A.peak B.audience C.goal D.age52.A.suggest B.challenge C.show D.relax53.A.prove B.publish Coppose Dplease54.A.mission B.principle C.intention D.burden55.A.mature B.laugh C.learn D.win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。Sinceitsofficialbeginningin2013,theInternationalDayofHappiness56(observe)for11years.Thisspecialday,57fallsonMarch20everyyear,servestoremindpeopleofthesignificanceofhappiness.Butwhatexactlyishappiness,andhowcanoneachieveit?Expertsinvariousfieldsholddifferentviewsonwhathappinessmeansandthefactorsthatinfluence58.Asaresearcherinthefieldofpositivepsychology,SonjaLyubomirskydefineshappinessas“theexperienceofjoy,contentment,orpositivewell-being;combinedwithasense59one’slifeisgoodand56(meaning)”.Fromtheperspectiveofwriters,JamesJoycewasseizedbyhappinessinhisbookDublinerswasofficiallypublishedafterbeingrejectedbymorethan20publishers.Accordingtoeconomics,TejvanPettingersaidthatincomeisacrucialfactor62(affect)happiness.Atlowerincomelevels,itisgenerallyagreedthatincreasingone’sincome63(tend)toboosthappiness,asitallowspeopletopurchasemanyessentialgoodsandserviceslikefood,housing,healthcare,educationandsoon.64,aftercertainincomelevels,anincreaseinincomeonlycontributesslightlytooverallhappiness.Thetruthisthathappinessitselfisdifferentforeveryone,soeveryonedefinesitdifferentlyandpursuesitinavarietyofways.It’salifelessonworthourwholelifetime65(explore).第四部分写作(共两节，满分40分)第一节(满分15分)66.巴黎奥运会已落下帷幕，中国运动员在比赛中的拼搏精神使你大受鼓舞。假如你是李华，请以此为话题，为你校即将举行的英语演讲比赛写一篇演讲稿。内容包括:1.你的观看感受:2.发出倡议。注意:1.写作词数应为80左右:2.可适当增加细节，以使行文连贯。Goodmorning!I’mLiHua.Thankyou!第二节(满分25分)67.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。AftergettinguplateonasleepySunday,IsawmydadatthekitchentablereadingtheSundayeditionofthelocalnewper.Imadeasandwichandsatdownnexttohim,askinghimwhatwasnew.Heturnedsadlytomeandsaidthatthemunicipalcouncil(市议会)wasplanningtointroduceameasuretotearupthecommunitygardennearby.Hementionedthatheusedtoworkonitwithhisdad,sotheplacehadsomefondchildhoodmemoriesforhim.Hethenputdownthepaper,walkedovertotheclosetand—afterabitofsearching—pulledoutathick,blackbinder(活页夹).Inside,therewasawholebunchofoldphotographs.Afterthumbingthroughafewpages,mydadfoundtheoneofhimandhisdadtogetheratthecommunitygarden,justlikehe’dsaid.“Wow,yourcheeksweresuperrosybackthen!”Isaid,surprised.Withnothingplannedfortheafternoon,mydadandIdecidedtotakeatripovertothecommunitygardentoseehowitwasdoingthesedays.Notgreat,asitturnedout.Crumpled(皱巴巴的)sodacans,cigarettebutts(烟头)andothertrashwereeverywhere.Potsofsoilwerestillthere,butthefewplantsthatremainedwereeitherdeadordying.Welookedateachotherandknewwhatwehadtodo.Aftergatheringsometoolsandgarbagebags,wewentstraighttoworkcleaninguptheplace.Iphonedupsomeofmyschoolfriendsand,soonenough,ahalf-dozenpeoplewerecollectingtrashbagsandsweepingpaths.Someonehadevenbroughtbagsoffreshseedsandsoilalongwithnewflowers,soweuprooted|theolddeadplantsandflowersandplantedanew.Afteronlyafewhours,thecommunitygardenlookedtallychanged.Despiteourhardwork,therewasstillthematteroftheupcomingcouncilvote.Wecreatedaplan:takephotosofthegardenandspreadthenewsaboutthevote.Usingthephotographs,wewouldthencollectsignaturestoshowcontinuedlocalinterestandthenpresentthesetothecouncil.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。Aftertwoweeks,itcametimetopresentatthelocalcouncilmeeting.Intheend,oureffortspaidoff.

高三期初调研英语答案第一部分：听力（共两节20题满分30分每题1.5分）1-5ACABB 6-10CAABB 11-15ACCAA 16-20CBCBC第二部分阅读（共两节满分50分）第一节（共15题满分37.5分每题2.5分）21-23BCA 24-27CBCD 28-31ABDC 32-35DADB第二节七选五（共5题满分12.5分每题2.5分）36-40ACDEG第三部分语言知识（共两节满分30分）第一节完形填空（共15题满分15分每题1分）41-45ADCBB 46-50ACDBA 51-55DCACB第二节语法填空（共10题满分15分每题1.5分）56.hasbeenobserved57.which 58.it 59.that 60.meaningful61.when 62.affecting 63.tends 64.However 65.toexplore第四部分写作（共两节满分40分）第一节应用文（15分）Goodmorning!I’mLiHua.I’mexcitedtotalkabouttheinspiringOlympicspiritfromtherecentParisOlympics.IwatchedtheGameswithgreatenthusiasm.Whattrulystruckmewasnotjustthemedalsorrecordsbroken,butthespiritthatdrovetheseathletesforward.IwastrulymovedbythehardworkanddedicationofourChineseathletes.Whethertheywonorlost,theyallshowedincredibleperseverance,determinationandrespectfortheircompetitors.Withthisinmind,Iwouldliketomakeaheartfeltinitiative.Letusembracethefightingspiritofourathletesandcarryitforwardintoourdailylives.Let’sstriveforexcellenceinourstudies,extracurricularactivities,andpersonalgrowth.Let’sfosteranenvironmentwherehardworkiscelebrated,wherefailuresareseenassteppingstonestosuccess,andwherewesupportandencourageeachotheralongtheway.Thankyou!第二节读后续写（25分）Aftertwoweeks,itcametimetopresentatthelocalcouncilmeeting.MydadandI,alongwithseveralofmyschoolfriends,arrivedearly,eachofuscarryingastackofphotosshowingthegarden’stransformation.Themeetingroomwaspacked,andwhenitwasourturntospeak,wesharedourstoryandpassionforpreservingthisgreence.Wepassedaroundthephotos,highlightingthebeautyandpotentialofthegarden.Tooursurprise,severalcouncilmembersexpressedtheirsupport,mentioningthattheyhadreceivednumerouscallsandemailsfromconcernedcitizens,allthankstoourcampaign.Intheend,oureffortspaidoff.Thecouncilvotedtonotonlypreservethecommunitygardenbutalsoallocatefundsforitsmaintenanceandfurtherdevelopment.Thenewsspreadquickly,andsoon,morevolunteersjoinedin,helpingtorestorethegardentoitsformerglory.MydadandI,seeingthechangewehadbrought,feltasenseofaccomplishmentandjoy.Thegardenbecameasymbolofcommunityunityandareminderthatsometimes,allittakestomakeadifferenceisalittleinitiativeanddetermination.Wecontinuedtovisitthegardenoften,watchingitgrowandthrive,knowingthatwehadplayedapartinsavingapieceofourtown’shistoryandcreatingaceforfuturegenerationstoenjoy.Anotherpossibleversion:Aftertwoweeks,itcametimetopresentatthelocalcouncilmeeting.MydadandI,accompaniedbyafewofmyschoolfriends,stoodinfrontofthecouncilchamber,ourheartspoundingwithamixtureofnervousnessandexcitement.Weprojectedourphotographs,signatures,andaheartfeltplea,eachofussilentlyprayingthatoureffortswouldnotgounnoticed.Toourdelight,thecouncilmembers’eyeswidenedindisbeliefandappreciationastheywitnessedthestunningtransformation:fromatrash-filledcetoavibrant,greenoasis.Wealsoexpressedourhopethatthegardencouldbefilledwithchildrenplaying,familiespicnicking,andneighborsgatheringtosharestoriesandlaughter.Theapplausethatfollowedwasdeafening.Intheend,oureffortspaidoff.Asthecouncilmembersannouncedtheirdecisiontoreconsiderandexplorewaystomaintainthecommunitygarden,mydadandIexchangedaglance,bothofusbeamingwithreliefandjoy.Iknewthatourvictorywasnotjustaboutsavingthegarden;itwasaboutinspiringotherstotakeactionandcarefortheircommunity.EverytimeIvisitedthegardenthereafter,Icouldn’thelpbutfeelasenseofaccomplishment.Iwouldwalkthroughthelushgreenery,admiringtheflowersandvegetablesthathadsprungupfromthebarrensoil,andIwould