高二英語試卷本試卷滿分150分,考試用時120分鐘。注意事項:1.答題前,考生務(wù)必將自己的姓名、考生號、考場號、座位號填寫在答題卡上。改動,用橡皮擦干凈后,再選涂其他答案標(biāo)號?；卮鸱沁x擇題時,將答案寫在答題卡上。寫在本試卷上無效。3.考試結(jié)束后,將本試卷和答題卡一并交回。4.本試卷主要考試內(nèi)容:高考全部內(nèi)容。共5)1.Whydidn’tthewomancalltheman?A.Shewasinadeadzone.B.Shecamebacktoolate.C.Herphonewasdroppedinthelake.2.Whatdoesthewomanmean?A.ShewillinviteCathy.B.Shedoesn’twanttoinviteCathy.C.Shedoesn’tknowCathy.3.Atwhattimewasthefireputout?A.o’clock.B.Fouro’clock.C.Fiveo’clock.4.What’stheweatherlikenow?A.Snowy.B.Rainy.C.Sunny.5.WhosecardoesJennyhavenow?第1頁共15頁A.Herfather’scar.B.Hermother’scar.C.Herowncar.第二節(jié)（共15小題；每小題1.5分，滿分22.5分）聽下面5段對話或獨白。每段對話或獨白后有幾個小題，從題中所給的A、B、C三個選項中選出最佳選項，并標(biāo)在試卷的相應(yīng)位置。聽每段對話或獨白前，55秒鐘的作答時間。每段對話或獨白讀兩遍。聽第6段材料，回答第6、7題。6.Howdoesthemanfeel?A.Relaxed.B..C.Angry.7.Wheredoesthewomanthinkthebookmightbe?A.Intheirroom.B.Intheschool.C.Intheyard.聽第7段材料，回答第8至9題。8.WhatwasthewomandoinginChinabefore?A..B.Studying.C..9.Whichareawouldprobablyhaveanamusementpark?A.Area1.B.Area2.C.Area3.聽第8段材料，回答第10至12題。10.Wheredoestheconversationprobablytakeplace?A.Inthehotelbar.B.Inahotelroom.C.Atthehotelcheck-indesk..Whatcompanydoesthemanworkfor?A.LloydsBank.B.MarriotHotel.C.Restaurant.12.Whenisthemainbaropen?A.From2:00p.m.untilmidnight.B.From6:00p.m.until2:00a.m.C.Allday.第2頁共15頁聽第9段材料，回答第13至16題。13.Whydoesthemanwantthewomantogoaheadofhim?A.He’snotsurewhichstyletoget.B.Heiswaitingforhishairstylist.C.Hewantstogetherphonenumber.14.Whoisprobablythebestforwomen’shair?A..B.Joe.C.Lorraine.15.Whatisacrewcut?A.Longonthesidesandthetop.B.Shortonthesidesandthetop.C.Shortonthesidesandlongonthetop.16.Wheredoesthemanwork?A.Ataschool.B.Atanadcompany.C.Atabarbershop.聽第10段材料，回答第17至20題。17.Whydoesthewomanhaverecreationalfacilitiesintheoffice?A.helpemployeesrelax.B.attractmoreemployees.C.competewithothertechcompanies.18.Whydoesthemandescribehisownworkplaceasuncomfortable?A.Hehasasmallroom.B.Itlacksrecreationalfacilities.C.Thecolleagueshavenocommunication.第3頁共15頁19.Whatdoesthewomansuggestthemando?A.Movehouse.B.Askforapromotion.C.Changehisjob.20.Whatistheman’sattitudetowardsthewoman’ssuggestion?A.Hedismissesit.B.Hestronglyagrees.C.Heisuncertain.AininInthiswarm-heartedandinformativeshow,ShepherdessAmandaOwensharesmemorablemomentsandcharmingstoriesfromherremarkablefarming,familylifeinNorth.It’salifethathasalmostgoneintoday’smodernworld,oneruledbyanimalsandthefourseasons.Date&:Saturday,22April,7:30p.m.&Sunday,30April,6:30p.m.&9:30p.m.,2023BenFogle’snewshowbringstolifeonstage,storiesandtalesofhope,possibility,andpositivity.Inthisbrand-newshowfullofhopeandharmony,isahair-raising,upliftingandwildlyentertainingshowthattellsthetruestoriesofBen’samazingencounterswith(相遇)peopleandanimals,andhowtheychangedhislifeandthediscoveryofhelpingyoufindyouroceanofpossibility.Date&:,25April,8:30p.m.&Saturday,29April,3:30pm,2023第4頁共15頁Amagicalshowwherebeautifulprincessesbecomepopstars!Thisisthechildren’spopconcertwithabigdifference.Amusicalspectacular(盛大演出)starsfourfairytaleprincesseswhojustlovetosing!It’stheperfectmix.Date&:Saturday,8April,7:00p.m.,2023Basedonrealpeopleaboardthemostlegendaryshipintheworld,TheMusicalisastunning(驚人的)andstirringproductionfocusingonthehopes,dreamsandwishesofherpassengerswhoeachboardedwithstoriesandpersonalambitionsoftheirown.Date&:9-13April,6:00p.m.,2023Clickwww.newtheatrecardiff.co.ukformoreinformation.21.Whichshowbringstotallytruestoriesonstage?A.TheYorkshireShepherdess.B.Wild.C.PopPrincesses.D.TitanicTheMusical.22.WhatdoPopPrincessesandTitanicTheMusicalhaveincommon?A.Theybothattractyoungchildren.B.Theybothmentiontheambitionofpeople.C.Theyarebothmusicalplays.D.Theyareshownatthesametime.23.Whatisthepurposeofthetext?A.educatepeople.B.celebrateaspecialfestival.C.meetpeople’sneeds.D.informpeople.BNotlongago，attention-deficithyperactivitydisorder(ADHD)(多動癥)wasthoughttoonlyschool-agedboys—thenaughtyoneswhocouldnotsitstillinclassandwerealwaysgettingintotrouble.thenumberofADHDdiagnosis(診斷)isrisingfastinallagegroups.第5頁共15頁AtthemomentADHDistreatedassomethingyoueitherhaveoryoudon’twhichisabinaryapproachtodiagnosis.Ithastwoconsequences.Thefirstisthattreatingeveryoneasiftheyareillfillsuphealth-caresystems.ThesecondconsequenceoccurswhenADHDistreatedasadisorderthatneedsfixing.Thisleadstoaterriblewasteofhumanpotential.Forcingyourselftofitinwiththe“normal”istiringandcancauseanxietyanddepression.ThebinaryviewofADHDisnolongersupportedbyscience.Researchershaverealizedthatthereisnosuchthingasthe“ADHDbrain”．FormostpeoplewithADHD，thesymptoms(癥狀)aremildenoughtodisappearwhentheirenvironmentplaystotheirstrengths.InPortsmouthteachershavebeentrainedtoevaluateachild’sneurodiversity(神經(jīng)多樣性)characteristicsthatincludespeechenergylevelsattentionandadaptability.Thegoalistofindwherechildrenneedsupportandwheretheyhavestrengths，withoutdiagnosingthemwithanythinginparticular.OrganizinglessonstomixsittingstandingandworkingingroupsisonewaytomakethingseasierforpupilswithADHD.Greaterunderstandingofneurodiversitywouldreducebullyinginschoolsandhelpmanagersgraspthatneurodiversitypeopleareoftenspecialistsratherthangeneralists.Theymaybebadinlargemeetingsornoisyclassrooms，butexceptionalatthingslikemultitaskingandrepetitiveactivitiesthatrequireattentiontodetail.Usingtheirtalentswiselymeansleavingwhattheycannotdowelltoothers.Aculturethatrespectsdifferenceandtakesanenlightenedviewoftheruleswillhelppeopleachievemoreandgetmoreoutoflife.That，ratherthanmoremedicalappointments，isthebestwaytohelpthegrowingnumbersliningupforADHDdiagnosis.24.Whatdoestheauthorthinkof“thebinaryapproach”？A.Extreme.B.Effective.C.Rare.D.Advanced.25.WhydoestheauthormentionthepracticeinPortsmouth?第6頁共15頁A.advocateteamwork.B.stressteachers’role.C.proveno“ADHDbrain”．D.introduceawaytoassessADHD26.InwhichconditionmightpeoplewithADHDperformwell?A.Attendingalargemeeting.B.noteswhilewatchingavideo.C.Havingaclassinanoisyclassroom.D.Helpingteachersmanageclass.27.Whatdoestheauthorimplyinthelastparagraph?A.PeoplewithADHDshouldacceptthemselves.B.PeoplewithADHDshouldgetmoremedicaltreatment.C.PeopleshouldstoptreatingADHDasadisorder.D.PeoplewithADHDshouldstrictlyobeysocialrules.CI’vealwaysbattledwithphoneuse.Ihatehowmuchmysenseofbeingaliveintheworldisbymyscreentime.So,afewyearsago,Idecidedtodoasketch(速寫)everyday.Ihadalwayswantedtodraw,butIwasawkwardaboutstartingout.ThenIboughtsomenotebooks:asmalloneformyjacketpocket,andlargeronesformybedsideandforthekitchentable.Afterrealizingthatnoonewouldevernoticemydrawings,IdecidedIdidn’tneedtocareaboutwhatanyonethought.OnedayIgrabbedoneofthenotebooksandapencilandwentoutinthewild.Ispent10minuteshastilydrawingsomecowsandwildhorses.Standingonthegrassland,pencilinhand,IfeltIwaslikeastupid,butIhadstarted.Itwasahappymoment.Ihadneverdrawnahorsebeforebut,tomyexcitement,onequick,simplesketchseemednotbadforabeginner.Next,Idrewourcatsnoozing,andthenourdog.Besideeachsketch,Iwrotethedateandlittlenotes.Havingthepencilsandsketchbookswithineasyreachmeantthesesmallmomentsbuiltup.weeks,whatmightotherwisehavebeenburied(隱藏)inphotosonmymobilephonebecameaheartfelt第7頁共15頁reflectionofmylifeunfoldingonpages.Mostofmysketchesaren’tgreat,butthequickestonessometimeshaveniceresults.Thereasonisthatdrawingatspeedtakesawaymyself-doubt.OneunexpectedbenefitofdoingasketchadayisthatIspendlesstimedoomscrollingonmyphone.Likemostwomen,Iamanxiousaboutthestateoftheworld,butdrawingslowsthingsdown,makingmepayattentiontothemoment.Ilosemyselfintheactofdrawing,andI’musingmyhands,whichisrelaxinginitself.Drawingalsomakesmehappierandmorepatient.Artisknownforbeingemotionallyupliftingandlife-changing,andI’vedefinitelyfeltthebenefits.28.Whywastheauthorunwillingtostartdrawing?A.Shecouldn’tcontrolherscreentime.B.Shehadnoideawhattosketch.C.Shecaredtoomuchaboutothers’opinions.D.Sheshowedlittleinterestindrawing.29.Whatdoestheunderlinedword“hastily”inParagraph3probablymean?A.Carefully.B..C.Skillfully.D.Hurriedly.30.Whatcanweinferfromtheauthor’ssketches?A.Theyserveasarecordofdailylife.B.Theycreatemovingmomentswithease.C.Theyareofhighqualityforafreshhand.D.Theyaresavedinphonephotocollections.31.Howhasdrawingchangedtheauthor?A.Itfamiliarizesherwithmorepeople.B.Itstopsherusingthephone.C.Itmakeshersettledown.D.Itgetshermoreprofessionalrecognition.第8頁共15頁DSaladseeds(生菜種子)thatwentonaroundtriptoouterspaceandbackgrewataslightlyslowerratethantheonesonearth,scientistsfound,thankstothousandsofyoungpeoplewhohelpedconductanout-of-this-worldexperiment.Theprojectstartedin2015,whenBritishastronautPeaketookamillionseedswithhimonhisjourneytotheInternationalSpaceStation(ISS).TheseedsspentsixmonthstherebeforetheyweresentbacktoEarthin2016.InamessagesentfromtheISS,Peakesaidthepurposeofthescienceexperimentwastofindoutiftheconditionsinspaceaffectedtheseeds’abilitytogrow.Around600,000pupilsat8,600schoolsintheUKwerethenaskedtogrowtherocketseedsthathadbeentospace,alongwithregularseedsthathadneverlefttheplanet.Peakedescribedtheexperimentas“oneofthelargestandmostinspirationalexperimentsofitskind”.Theresultsofthestudy,whichhavejustbeenpublished,foundthatthespaceseedsgrewmoreslowlythantheonesthathadstayedonEarth.Researchersontheexperimentsaidthiswasduetothestressesofspacetravel,suchasthezero-gravity(零重力)atmosphereandhighlevelsofcosmicrays(宇宙射線),whichslowedthegrowthoftheplants.Nowresearchersarehopefulthatiftheseedsareproperlyprotected,itmightbepossibletogrowplantsduringfuturespacetaskstootherplanets.DrJakeChandler,fromUniversityofLondon,wholedthestudy,said,“Thepossibilityofeatinghome-grownsaladonMarsmaybeonesmallstepcloser.”32.WhydidPeaketakeseedstoISS?A.explorethesecrettogravity.B.haveastronautsgrowsaladinISS.C.promoteyoungkids’interestinsalad.第9頁共15頁D.testthespace’sinfluenceonseeds’growth.33.HowdidPeakefeelabouttheexperiment?A.Encouraged.B.Disappointed.C.Confused.D.Concerned.34.Fromwhichpartofawebsiteisthetextprobablytaken?A.Health.B.Science.C.Education.D.Business.35.Whatcouldbethebesttitleofthetext?A.Spacestudy,ahottopicB.Saladgrowing,ahitamongstudentsC.Theconditionsinspacetheseeds’growthD.Man’sexplorationtoMars,abigstepforward5閱讀短文內(nèi)容,從短文后的選項中選出可以填入空白處的最佳選項。選項中有兩項為Itiswidelyacceptedthatexposuretolanguage—whetherthroughreading,speaking,orsinging—playsanessentialroleinearlychildhooddevelopment.Engagingwithlanguagehelpsbuildneuralconnectionsthatsupportcognitivegrowth.36Thisislargelybecausewrittentextsgenerallycontainricherandmorecomplexvocabularythaneverydayspokencommunication.Inrecentyears,therehasbeenagrowingtrendtowardintroducingformalliteracyskillsataveryearlyage,sometimesevenduringpreschool.37Manyparentsandeducatorsbelievethatstartingearlierallowsmoretimeforchildrentomasterreading,potentiallygivingthemanacademicadvantage.However,educationalresearchindicatesthatthisearlypushforreadingdoesnotalwaysleadtobetterlong-termresults.38Infact,somestudiesshowthatchildren第10頁共15頁whobeginreadinginstructionlater,aroundagesixorseven,oftencatchupquicklytothosewhostartedearlier.39Onereasonmaybethatolderchildrencanmoreeasilyconnectwhattheyreadtotheirexistingknowledgeandexperiences,whichsupportsdeepercomprehension.Therefore,focusingtoomuchonveryearlyliteracymaybemisguided.40Whatmattersmostiscreatingasupportive,language-richenvironmentfullofstories,conversations,andinteractiveexperiences—notenforcingastrict,prematureteachingschedule.Therealgoalshouldbecultivatingagenuineloveforcommunicationandstoriesfromthebeginning.A.Unfortunately,thiscanleadtodecreasedinterestinreadinglaterinlife.B.Onthecontrary,itmayevencauseunnecessarypressureonyoungkids.C.Infact,thebenefitsofearlyreadingmaybelessthanmanypeopleexpect.D.Forexample,readingaloudtochildrencansignificantlyboosttheirvocabulary.E.Moreover,thesechildrensometimesdevelopstrongerreadingcomprehensionskills.F.Theyassumethattheearlierachildreads,themoresuccessfultheywillbeacademically.G.Inotherwords,earlyreadingdoesn’tnecessarilymakeachildabetterreaderinthelongrun.30分）1Iloveneedles(針).They41variouspurposes,frommakingcolorfulpatternstodeliveringessentialmedicalcare.Attheageof12,Ireceivedapairofsmallpinkknittingneedles.“I’mknitting.youlikemetoteachyou?”Mygrandmotherwould42guidingmewithgreatpatience,gently43mysmallhandsinhers.Whileshecooked,Iwouldtakeherseat第11頁共15頁andcopyher44.Ilearnedthebasicsofknitting45butIoftenaskedforinstructionandworriedaboutruiningourshared46.AftermygrandmotherreturnedtoPeru,Imissedtherhythmic(有節(jié)奏的)clickingoftheneedlesthatusedto47ourafternoonstogether.Nomatterhowfarapartweare,Ibelieveweremain48throughtheneedles.MedicalneedlesarenowtheonesIusemostoften.Althoughmanypeople49them,tometheyrepresenttreatmentandmyfutureprofession.They50healthproblemsbygivingmedicine(likeashot)tostopyoufromgettingsick,orbytakingbloodfortests.Thissimpleyet51toolisuseddailytosavelives.Myfavoritetypeofneedleisthesuture(縫合)needle,whichIplantouseinthefuture.Onlyspeciallytrained52canproperlyoperatethem.Theyhelpholdbodytissuestogetherusingincredible53.54,itisobviousthatneedleshavealwaysplayedacrucialrolethroughoutmylife.They55alltheimportantstagesofmygrowthandserveasaphysicalreminderofmypersonaldevelopment.41.A.defineB.adoptC.enlargeD.serve42.A.insistonB.adjusttoC.figureoutD.pickup43.A.claimingB.combiningC.envelopingD.removing44.A.responsesB.wisdomC.commitmentD.movements45.A.graduallyB.commonlyC.rarelyD.formally46.A.projectB.conclusionC.reactionD.support47.A.postponeB.interveneC.analyseD.accompany48.A.structuredB.securedC.connectedD.devoted49.A.amuseB.fearC.appealD.confuse50.A.switchB.addressC.detectD.predict51.A.powerfulB.distinctC.externalD.innovative第12頁共15頁52.A.patientsB.tailorsC.professionalsD.officials53.A.courageB.strengthC.imaginationD.skill54.A.showupB.sumupC.cheerupD.makeup55.A.testB.copyC.integrateD.displayInancienttimes,Quzhou,acityinthewesternpartofZhejiangprovince,56(know)asacenterforspreadingConfucianism.However,overtime,itlostits57(significant),andsomepeoplecannotevenpronouncethecity’sname58(correct),asthefirstcharacter,“qu”,iswritteninacomplicatedway.Quzhou,59(boast)apopulationofabout2.27million,hasbecomeoneofthemostpopulartouristdestinationsforyoungChinesethisyear,thankstothe60(power)impactofanumberofpopstarswhohaveaddedthecitytotheirperformanceschedules.InMarch2023,singer-songwriterXueZhiqianheldtwoconcertsattheQuzhouSportsCenter,whichwasdesignedbyarchitectMa61hasacapacityofmorethan30,000.Hotelsinthecityreportedrecord-settingoccupancylevels,eventhoughtheyhadraisedtheirroomratesduetothesurgingdemand.Thenation’sboomingperformingartsscenehasalsohelpedpromotetourism,accordingtoareport62(release)bytheChinaAssociationofPerformingArts.Largecities,includingBeijing,Shanghai,andGuangzhou,thecapitalofGuangdongprovince,arenostrangers63popstars’tourplans.However,64handfulofthird-tierandlower-tiercitieswerealsoincludedinartists’schedules.SinceMarch,Quzhou65(stage)concertsbyotherpopstars,includingChangandAlex,alongwithmusicfestivalsandgalasfeaturingsingerssuchasLiandPuShu.寫作（共兩節(jié)，滿分4