2024年江西省南昌十九中高考英语二模试卷

2024年江西省南昌十九中高考英语二模试卷

第一部分听力第一节听下面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※回答有关小题和阅读下一小题。每段对话仅读一遍。

1.（1.5分）Whatdidthegirldolastnight?

A.Sheobservedthestars.

B.Shegaveapresentation.

C.Shewenttoanartshow.

2.（1.5分）Whatdidthewomanfinddifficult?

A.Theessaysection.

B.Theblankfillingquestions.

C.Themultiple-choicesection.

3.（1.5分）Wherearethespeakers?

A.Onabus.

B.Inalift.

C.Inacompany.

4.（1.5分）Whatarethespeakersmainlytalkingabout?

A.Ahke.

B.Askiingexperience.

C.Avacationplan.

5.（1.5分）Whatdoesthemanmean?

A.Hehasnowheretoputthetree.

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C.He:sgladtoacceptthewoman'soffer.

第二节听卜面5段对话或独白。每段对话或独白后布•几个小题,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。听每段对

话或独白前，你将有时间阅读各个小题，每小髭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。

1.（3分）（I）WhatisuniqueaboutHamlet?

A.Thefemalelead.

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B.Thestagedesign.

C.Themodernadaptation.

(2)Howdoesthewomansoundintheend?

A.Disappointed.

B.Angry.

C.Hesitant.

2.(3分)(1)Whatmightthewomanbe?

A.Adoctor.

B.Asalesperson.

C.Anurse.

(2)Whatdidthedoctoraskthemantodo?

A.Eatlessnutsandgrains.

B.Consumehigh-fatmeat.

C.Avoidhigh-caloricfood.

3.(4.5分)(1)Whatisthepresentationaboit?

A.Asurveyresult.

B.Anerproduct.

C.Aworkingschedule.

(2)Whydoesthewomansuggestthemanatterdthepresentation?

A.Togetfamiliarwiththenewteam.

B.Tofindinspirationforhissurveyreport.

C.Toknowmoreaboutthemarketdepartment.

(3)Whattimewillthemanmeettheroman?

A.At3:00p.m.

B.At2:55p.in.

C.At2:45p.m.

4.(6分)(1)WhatdoosAnnsayaboutherperformanceintheWorldChampionships?

A.Shedidbetterthanshehadexpected.

B.Sheregrettednotpreparingwellenough.

C.Shewasdisappointedtowinasilvermcdzl.

(2)HowoftendoesAnnpractice?

A.Onceaweek.

B.Everydtiy.

C.Sixdaysaweek.

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(3)WhatisAnn*sattitudetowardstheothercompetitors?

A.Sheavoidsclosecontactwiththem.

B.She1ikestocommunicatewiththem.

C.Shehasmadegoodfriendswiththem.

(4)WhatdoesAnnenjoydoinginherfreetimenow?

A.Flyingkites.

B.Reading.

C.Skiing.

5.(6分)(1)WlmlmadetheblogfirstkmwtiLoIliepublic?

A.Anewspaperreport.

B,ATVprogram.

C.Apnoto.

(2)WhatdoesBonniedofortheblog?

A.Hetakesphotos.

B.Heactsasmodels.

C.HedoesEden'smake-up.

(3)WhatisthemaintopicofElla'sblogs?

A.Fasliontrends.

B.Moneysavingtips.

C.Clothesforstudents.

(4)Whichperiodofclotheshasrecent1yinspiredEllamost?

A.The1920s.

B.The1970s.

C.The1980s.

第二部分阅读第一节阅读下列短文，从每题所给的A、B、C、D四个选项中选出最佳选项。

1.(7.5分)FourWonderfulHotelsinIndia

VythiriResort,Lakkidi,Kerala

VythiriResorthasfivetreehouses,includingtheonethat'schild-friendlyandburiedinthejungle,This150-acreproperty

isbuiltaroundastream,andthetreehouseshavebeenhand-madebylocalpeopleusinglocalmaterials.Theresorthasan

Ayurvedicspa,agameroom,ahealthclub,andabigfreeparkinglot.

Ther?gulartreehouseJoronenightisCNY1,300fortwoadultsandafreestayforyourchiId,Breakjastisincludedinthe

Jee.

RainforestResort,Kerala

Ifth?thoughtofabird'seyeviewofAthirapallyFalls,Kerala'slargestwaterfall,appealstoyou,thenbook

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yourseifintothetreehouseattheRainforestResort,whichhidesintheSholayarrainforest.Theresortisset

amongsevenacresofjungle.It'snotcheap,though.YoucanusetreeparkingandtreeInternet.

AstandarddoubleroomforonenightisCNY1,920withmealsincludedfortwoadultsandachild.

TheTreeHouseResort,Jaipur,Rajasthan

Situatedaroundanhour*sdrivefromthecitycenter,TheTreeHouseResortisthelargestresortin:heworldofits

kind.It'slocatedatNatureFarmsintheSyariValley.Thetreehousesaredividedintomany"nests*.Someevenhave

treetrunksrunningthroughthem.Allareair-conditionedandhavewirelessInternetandsatelliteTV.Activitiesinclude

jeeptoursandnaturewalks.

AgardenroomforonenightisCNY820fortwoadultsandonechild.However,breakfastisnotincluded.Tranqui1

Resori,Kolagappara,Kerala

AlsolocatedinKerala'sWayanaddistrict,theTranqui1Resortis,infact,acoffeeplantationhomestoy.Thereare13

walkingtrails(小路)thereandmorethan100speciesofbirds.Theresorthasatreehouseanda1,000-square-foottree

vi1la,Thevi1laisapparentlyabitexpensive.Thetwoarcpopu1ar,sodobookcar1yonlineorbyphnnc,Freshcoffee

isserved.

ThepricesofatreehouseandatreevillaarerespectivelyCNY1,430andCNY2,100pernight,Andformorethan

2guests,anadditionalfeeofCNY200isrequired.

(1)Whatdotheabovefourhotelsofferguests?

A.Thetreeparkingservice.

B,Achancetogetclosetonature.

C.AtasteofIndia'straditionalcuisine.

D.InteractiveactivitiesforparentsandchiIdrcn.

(2)What'sthedisadvantageofTheTreeHouseResort?

A.It*srelativelysmall.

B.It'sunfriendlytokids.

C.Itchargesforbreakfast.

D.Il'sinconvenientlylocated.

(3)Howmuchwi11afamilyofthreepayforthevi1laattheTranqui1Resortforanight?

A,CNY1,430.

B,CNY1,630.

C,CNY2,100.

D,CNY2,300,

2.(10分)SeatedatthegrandpianoinMIT'sKillianHalllastfall,first-yearstudentJacquelineWangplayedonepiece

ofMozart*smusic.Whenshe'dfinished,Mi-EunKim,apianistandlectureratMIT,askedhertomovetothebackof

theha!1.KimtappedataniPad.SuddenIy,themusicWanghadjustplayedpouredforthagainfrewnthepiano-itskeys

sinkingandrisingjustastheyhadwithWang'sfingersonthem.Wangstood

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withaconfusedexpression,takinginarepeatofherownperformance.

Thisunusuallessontookplaceduringathree-reekresidency(驻留期)oftheSteinwaySpirior,apianothatobtainsthe

dataofliveperformancesandoffersstudentsnewpossibilitiesforstudyingandexperimentingwithinmusic.

Wangwasoneofseveralparticipantstohavetheexperienceofhearingherselfplaywhilewatchingthedataofher

perfooancemoveupanddownacrossascreen:color-codedrectangles(矩形)indicatingthespeedanddurationofeach

note,andamoving1inechartingheruseofthedamperpedal(阻尼踏板).Wangcouldeveneditherownperformancewhen

Kimsuggestedherrhythmicuseofthepedalmightbeunnecessary,UsingtheiPudinterfacetoerasethepedalingentirely,

theylistenedtotheplaybackagain,thenotesgainingnewclarity.ForWang,thesessionintroducedanelementshe'd

neverexperiencedsincebeginningherpianostudies.Thevisualdisplayofhowlongeachkeywasplayedandwithwhat

speedgaveheramoreprecisedemonstrationoftheideasofvoicingandevenness.

Playingthepianoisoneofthemostcomplezactivitiesthathumansdowiththeirhands,Somepeoplemightthinkthe

newtechnologywillreplacethepianist.InKim'sview,thathumancomplczityiscomplementedbythiskindoftechnical

possibility.Butitdoesn'tmeanallofthethingsthatgointolearningmusicwillbeabandoned.It*sgoingtobean

invaluablethirdpartner:thestudent,theteacher,andtheSpirior.Il*sgoingtoplayanecessaryroleinlotsof

musicalefforts.

(1)WhathappenedafterJacque1incWangfinishedherpcrjormance?

A.Herteacherplayedapieceofmusictocompeteagainsther.

B.ShegotherperformancereviewedontheSpirior.

C.Shewasaskedtocommentonherperformance.

D.Herteacherinstructedhertoimproveherskills.

(2)Whatcanwesayaboutthenewpianotechnology?

A.Jtisdifficulttooperate.

B.11needstobemoreintelIigent.

C.Itnightrevealusers'privacy.

D.Itisbeneficialforstudents*learning.

(3)Whatdoestheauthorintendtoexpressinthelastparagraph?

A.Themusicworldisfullofuncertainties.

B.Technologycannotreplacehumanpianists.

C.Therewon'tbefiercercompetitionamongpianists.

D.Panistsshouldbeupdatedwiththelatesttechnology.

(4)Whatcanbethebesttitleforthetext?

A.MakingFullUseofMIT'sProgram

B.TheEvolutionofMusicalInstruments

C.ExploringMusicwiththeSteinwaySpirior

I).TheChailengesofl.earningaNewInstrument

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3.（10分）Thegreen,naturalforestabsorbecarbondiozidefromtheairthroughphoto-synthesis（光合作用）.Thereis

anotherwoyofdealingwiththeclimatecrisis.Thatissettingupfieldsofdark-coloredsolarpanels（太阳能电池板），

alsoknownas“solarforests*,whichreplacepowerstationsthatusefossilfuelssuchascoalandgastomake

electricity,thusmitigatingharmfu1emissions（排放）ofgreenhouseguses.

Butsincetheyarebothrelativelydark,theyabsorbalotofsolarradiation,Someoftheenergyisusedfor

photosynthesisinnaturalforestsorproduceelcctricityin"solarforests”,butmostreturnstotheatmosphere,

heatingitup,Thenwhatwouldbethemoreeffectivelanduseoptionintermsoftheclimatecrisis:plantingaforest,

orbuildingsolarpanels?Thisissuehaslongbeendebatedbydecision-makersaroundtheworld,Now,wemayhavean

answer,thankstoanewstudy.

First,thprpsparchprscompai-pdth#impantnfafnrpsr.nnth。r1imatpr.risisinadryarpatnthatnf*Rnl«rfarmin

asimilarenvironment,Theresearchersfoundthatthealbedoeffect（反射效应）ofbothofthese"forests“wassimilar,

butthattheabsorptionorpreventioncfcarbonemissionswasverydifferent.Itturnsoutthatittakes2.5yearsfor

theheatemittedbysolarfarmstobebalancedbythecarbonemissionsthatareavoided,thankstotheenergythey

produce.Inthecaseofanaturalfores:ofsimilarsize,itwouldtakenorethan100yearsofphotosynthesistobalance

itsheatingeffect.

Theresearchersalsostudied_howtheheating-coolingrelationshipchangedinotherclimatesandfoundthatinmore

humidenvironments,theheatingeffectofplantinglargenumbersoftreesissmallor,Andthebreak-evenpointis

reachedwithin15to18years.

“Indryplaces,buildingsolarforestsseemsfarmoreeffectiveinaddressingtheclimatecrisis,Meanwhile,forests

absorbaboutathirdofannualcarbonemissionsandplayavitalroleintheglobalraincycle,inmaintaining

biodiversityandinmanyotherenvironmentalandsocialcontexts.Preventingthemfrombeingcutdownandplanting

moretreesinhumidareasareofgreatsignificance,wexplainsoneoftheresearchersinthestudy.

（1）Whatdoestheunder1inedword“mitigating“inParagraph1probablymean?

A.Releasing.

B.Decreasing.

C.Generating.

D.Stabilizing.

（2）Whatistherootcauseofthelong-runningdebateoverthetwotypesofforests?

A.Theycausemuchdamagetotheland.

B.Theyresultinaseriouslossoffarmland.

C.Theycontributetothewarmingoftheatmosphere.

D.Theyloseenergyduringtheabsorptionofsolarradiation.

（3）Whatdidtheresearchersfindinthestudyconductedinthedryenvironment?

A.Thenaturalforestexhibitsastrongeralbedoeffect.

B.Thesolarforestcangeneratemoreenergyindryareas.

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C.Thesolarforestissuperiorinbalancingtheheatingeffect.

D.Thenaturalforestismoreeffectiveinsolvingtheclimatecrisis.

（4）Whatcanbeconcludedfromthelastparagraph?

A.Moretreesshouldbeplantedindryregions.

B.Moremethodsshouldbeadoptedtoaddresstheclimatecrisis.

C.Fieldsofsolarpanelsshouldbesetupeverywhereontheearth.

D.Buildingsolarpanelsandplantingtreesshouldbeeffectivelycombined.

4.（10分）Whilemanyofusmightlongtojustsleepthroughthisentirewinter,humans,unlikealotofothermammals

-don'thavethecapacitytohibernate［冬眠）.Butresearchersthinktheyhavefoundsometell-talemarksonthefossils,

whichsuggeststhatearlyhumansmayhavesurvivedtheharshwinterbyhibernating.Bearshavespecializedmctabolic（新

陈代谢的）processestoprotectthemfromthisextendedsleep,butsometimesthisprocessdoesn'tquitegotoplan,For

example,hibernatorscanendupwithahostofdiseasesafterhibernationiftheydon'tgetenoughfoodreservesbefore

theygodownforthewinter.Theresearchersbelievethismayhavebeenthecircumstanceofsomehumanancestorswhose

remainswithdeepcracksinboneswerediscovercdinaSpanishcavccalledSimadeloslluesos.Thisdeepholeishome

toanincrediblenumberoffossils,witharchaeologistshavingdiscoveredthousandsofearlyhumans'skeletalremains

thaxarearound430,000yearsoldandprobablytheancestorsoftheSinapeopleorothers.

InapaperpublishedinL*Anthropologie,twoexpertsarguethattheJossilsfoundinSimadelosHuesosshowseasonal

variationsthatsuggestthatbonegrovthgotinterruptedforseveralinonthsofeachyear.Theysuggesttheseearly

humansfoundthemselvesbeinginmelabelicstatesthathelpedthemtosurviveforlongperiodsoftineinextremely

coldconditionswith1imitedstoresofbodyfat.

Theresearchersadmittheidea"maysound1ikesciencefiction”,buttheypointoutthatmanymamma1sincluding

primates（灵长类动物）dothis,"Thissuggeststhatthegeneticbasisandphysiologyforsuchslowmetabolismcouldbe

preservedinmanymamma1ianspeciesincludinghumans,“stateArsuagnandBartsiokas,However,ChrisStringerofthe

NaluialllistuiyMutuuminLuudunpuinttdouttliallaigenuiiiuiia1bsuchasbeaidunutmutuallyliibuiuale,beutiubetheii

largebodiescannotlowertheircoretemperatureenough,Instead,theyenteralessdeepsleepknownastorpor.Insuch

acondition,theenergydemandsofthehuman-sizedbrainsoftheSimapeoplewou1dhaveremainedverylarge,creating

anadditionalsurvivalproblemforthemduringtorpor.

（1）WhydoestheauthormentiontheexampleinParagraph2?

A.Toexplainthespecialabi1ityofbears.

B.Toprovidethebackgroundtotheresearch.

C.Toshowthebasisofresearchers'czaluation.

D.Todiscussanewcauseofhibernatingdisease.

（2）WhatcanweknowaboutthebonesfoundintheSpanishcave?

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A.Theywerebadlypreservedwithdeepcracks.

B.Theirgrowthdiscontinuedtemporarilyforsomereason.

C.Theirappearancesvariedfromindividualtoindividual.

D.Theyshowedsignsofpeoplelivingincomfortinthepast.

(3)WhatisArsuagaandBartsiokas*attitudetowardshumans'hibernation?

A.It'squitepossible.

B.11nerdyappearsinsciencefiction.

C.It'sanexceptiontohumangenetics.

I).11so1vedthemysteryofhumans*evolutioninEurope.

(4)WhatmightthehibernationoftheSimapeopleresultinaccordingtoChris?

A.Theymighthavedecelopedsmallerbrains.

B.Theirdailysleepqualitymightbecomepoor.

C.Theirbodytemperaturemightincreaserapidly.

D.Theymightsufferfrom1ife-threateningstarvation.

第二节阅读下面短文，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。

1.(12.5分)Inoneofmyteachingexperiences,acolleagueinvitedmetotalktohisundergraduateclassaboutbeinga

clinicalpsychologist,Afterward,a1ineofstudentsstoppedmebeforeIcouldgoout,Theydidn'thavequestionsabout

thelecture.(1)Thestudents*enthusiasmshowedtheanzietyaboutnavigationg(找到正确方法)opportunity-seeking.

(2)Weencouragepeopletoearnacollegedegree.Wecheeronpeoplewhoseekraises.Ilourere,emoticnaldifficulties

inopportunity-seekingand-takingcanleadtoourfeelingstuckintheprocess.Becauseyoucan*tcontrolhowan

opportunitywillpanout,makingyourself-worthcontingent(依情况而定为)onitcreatesagroundforanzietyandfear.

Therearetwowaysthatpeopletrytodealwiththesefeelings:avoidingopportunitiesandseekingthemexcessively.

Opportunity-avoidersaretoohesitanLlofollowthroughwithpursuingopportunities.Sincetheyareafraidof

failure,theyavoidhavingatryattheopportunity.(3)Theymightalsoturndownopportunitiesthatcome

theirvaybecausetheydon'tfeelconfidentenoughtopursuethem,

Compulsive(难控制的)opportunity-seekersgetexcitedbytheideaofanopportunityitselfratherthanidentifyingwhat

theopportunitywillmeanfortheirqualityoflife.Theyfinditpainfultopassupopportunitiesevenwhentheydon't

havetimeforthemandmightsay"yes"tothanklesstasks.(4)

Thesetwowaysarewell-intentionedbuttheyarealsoself-defeating.Thehealthiestwaytogoaaoutopportunity­

seekingand-takingisbuildingself-awai*eness.(5)Additionally,haveasenseofwhatyouwant,whichwi11help

youchooseopportunitiesmorepurposelyandcarefully.

A.ButIdicin'thaveanyopportunitiesforthem.

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B.Theyhesitatetoaskforhelp,sometimesoutofshame.

C.Figureoutwhetheryourbehavioriscloudedbyemotion.

D.Rather,theywereeagertoseekachancetoworkwithme.

E.Pursuingopportunityisahealthybehaviorthatsocietycelebrates.

F.Itcouldalsomeanbeingpatientforabettertimetostartanewopportunity.

G.Ascanbeimagined,overloadingone*sscheduledoesnotdomuchtoimproveself-worth.

第三部分语言应用第一节阅读下面短文，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。

1.(15分)Atthe1976OlympicsinMontreal,RomaniangymnastNadiaConenecimadehistory.Sheperformedaroutine(1)

ontheunevenbars(高低杠)，scoringaperfect10,Shepursuedperfectioninherpractice,whichled:oremarkable(2)

inthegame.

Perfectionismisgenerallyappreciatedasagoodquality.Therefore,it'snot(3)thatperfectionisminsociety

hasbeenontheriseforyears.Anditismorecommonincertain(4)liketopathletesandmedicalspecialists.

Perfectionismcanbeseenasabehavioral(5).Perfectionistsusuallysetextremelyhighstandardsforthemselves

andotners,Accordingtoresearchers,suchbehaviorisrootedininsecurity,Manyperfectionists(6)thatif

theydon'tpayenoughattentionto(7),itwillhurttheirperformance.Sothey(8)theirperfectionism

evenwhenit*sself-defeating.

Aimingforahighdegreeofsuccessisn'tnecessarily(9)aslongasyoubehavereasonably.Peoplewith

adaptiveperjeclionismworkhardtomeetambitiousgoals,butarealsoableto(10)mistakes,changes,and

problemsthattheydicin'tanticipate.Whenencounteringbarriers,theystayflezible.

Maladaptiveperfectionism,whichinvolvesanintense(11)forothers'approval,andahighlevelofconcernover

mistakes,isunhealthy.11tendsto(12)individualconfidenceandaffectsrelationshipsandoveral1wel1-being.

Toovercomeit,it,scrucialto(13)yourmindset.Startbybeing(14)andgainingabroaderperspective,Give

yourselfpermissiontoloosenupabitoncertainmatters,enablingyouto(15)whattrulymatters.Transformation

canbechailenging,butitisindeedattainable.

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(1)A.randomly工temporarilyC.faultlessly).repeatedly

(2)A.talentB.discoveriesC.transformationD.achievements

(3)A.interesting工necessaryC.apparent).surprising

(4)A.professionsB.experiencesC.advertisementsD.agreements

(5)A.theoryB.tendencyC.measureD.difficulty

(6)A.insist工confiim1worry).regret

(7)A.detailB.interactionC.instructionD.recognition

(8)A.missout工holdontoC.setaside).relyon

(9)A.beneficialB.reliableC.harmfulD.significant

(10)A.avoid3.tolerateC.identifyD.forget

(11)A.argumentB.competitionC.desireD.strategy

(12)A.indicateB.weakenC.stressD.inspire

(13)A.shiftJ.adoptC.accept).strengthen

(14)A.realisticB.cautiousC.decisiveD.helpful

(15)A.chailengeB.mentionC.evaluateD.prioritize

第二节用读下面短文，在空白处填入1个适当的单词或括号内单词的正确形式。

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1.(15分)ScientistsatSouthKorea'sfonseiUniversityhavecreatedanewtypeofhybrid(杂交)ricethatnotonly

hasameatypinkcolorbutisalsopackedwithbeefprotein(蛋白质)andfatcells.

Riceisalreadyoneofthemostnutritiousfoodsavailableinnature,butthankstosomescientific"magic*,it

couldsoonbecome(1)sustainable(可持续的)alternativetomeat,Thenewhybridgrainsarefirmerthannatural

grains,andwhen(2)(cook)theymaintaintheirtraditionalappearance.Whilethenewricedoesn'tyettaste

likebeef,itdoesofferan(3)(enjoy)flavorexperience,whichischaracteristicofmeat.Thankstothe

animalcells,thisnewpinkricecouldonedaybecomeacompletemealbyitself,(4)(guarantee)a

sufficient,sustainablefoodsupplyforthewholeworld.

“Imagineobtainingallthenutrientsveneed(5)cell-culturedproteinrice,*saidParkSo-hyeon,co-authorof

thestudy.Hesaidtheteam(6)(experiment)withdifferenttypesoffoodproducts,butthemode1sthey

gotweren'tassuccessful.

Inthefuture,scientistsplantousesustainablesuppliesofcelIs(7)canbemaintainedinthelab,For

now,ihepercentageofproteininthehybridriceisstill(8)(fair)low.Sotheyarealsoezploringthe(9)

(possible)oflacing(掺入)Lhericewithothertypesofmeatorfish,inordertosatisfydifferenttastes.(10)

(replace)meatactually,researchersneedtoincreasetherice'sproteincontentsignificantly.

第四郃分写作第一节

1.(15分)上周五，你校组织了一次走访社区传统文化传承人的活动。请你写一篇新闻稿，向校英语报投稿，内容包括:

(1)走诗过程:

(2)谈谈收获。

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。

参考词汇：文化迪产culluralheritage传承人inherilor

第二节

1.(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。续写的词数应为150左右.

AfterlittleJulielostherparents,shelivedwithAuntClara,whoworkeddayandnighttosupportherandherown

daughterMira.Astheschoolprom(舞会)approached,bothJulieandMiradreamedofbuyingbeautifuldressesforthe

occasion.However,Clara*slimitedbudgetposedachallenge,asshecouldonlyaffordonedress.

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Todeterminewhowouldreceivethedress,Clarasuggestedthegirlsdrawlots（抽签）.Unfortunately,luckwasnoton

Julie*3side,butsheremainedoptimistic."Don*tworryaboutme,“Juliesmiled."I'11figuresomethingout."Julic

reachedunderherbedandpulledoutabozcontainingmoneyfromGrandma,Grandma1ovedJulieandMiraverymuch.Every

year,Grandmawouldsendcashgiftstoaothofthem,Juliehadcarefullysavedhermoneyandnowhadencughtobuyaprom

dress.Withexcitementandanticipation,shepurchasedabeautifulblackdress,imaginingbeingthepromqueenatthe

prom.

ThefollowingSundaymorning,AnntClaraleftforworkearly.WhenJuliewokeup,shewasshockedthatthedressshe

hadhungoverthenearbychairwasgone!Shelookedoutofthewindowandfrozeinhorroratthesightofthefarnilydog

tearingittopieces.

She3oreamedassherantowardthedog.*Whathaveyoudonetomydress?*Mirasoonlearnedofthesituationand

rushedtohelpJulietoremoveherdresscaughtbetweenthedog'steeth.However,itwasalreadycompletelyruinedand

unabletoberepaired,Juliefeltheartbrokenatthethoughtofnotbeingabletoaffordmotherdress,

Lostandunsureofwhattodo,Juliewenttohergrandma'shousewiththeremainsofherdress,seekingcomfortand

advice,WhenGrandmaansweredthedoor,Juliecriedandsaidwhathadhappened,Grandmacomfortedherandoffereda

glimmerofhope."Icanhelpyouwithyourdress,“shesmiled,"Followme,"Grandma,whosufferedfromParkinson's

disease（帕金森病），walkeds1ou1yandledJulicintothediningroom,There,sheremovedthecoverfromheroldsewing

machineandinstructedJulietoopenthetopdrawerofthedresser,whereanabundanceofcolorfulclothwasstored.

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Juliesaid,"ButI'mafraidthatyoucouldn'tsewanymore.Youknow,yourhands.*

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2024年江西省南昌十九中高考英语二模试卷（答案&解析）

第一部分听力第一节听下面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.B

【解析】略

2.A

【解析】略

3.B

【解析】略

4.C

【解析】略

5.A

【解析】略

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，并标在试卷的相

应位置。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秒钟的作答时问。每段对话或

独白读两遍。

1.BC

【解析】略

2.BC

【解析】略

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3.BAC

【解析】略

4.ABAC

【解析】略

5.ACCA

【解析】略

第二部分阅读第一节阅读下列短文，从每题所给的A、B、C、D四个选项中选出最佳选项。

1.（1）细节理解题。根据这几部分的VythiriResorthasfivetreehouses,includingtheonethat'schild-friendlyandburied

inthejungle.This150-acrepropertyisbuiltaroundastream,andthetreehouseshavebeenhand-madebylocalpeopIe

usinglocalmaterials.（Vylhiri摩假村有五个树屋，其中一个曷儿童友好的，埋在从林里。这个占地150英亩的庄园用绕着一条小溪而建,

树屋是由当地人使用当地材料手工建造的）；Ifthethoughtofabird*seyeviewofAt