重慶市萬州第二高中2023-2024年高三上學期入學考試英語試題

第第頁重慶市萬州第二高中2023-2024年高三上學期入學考試英語試題重慶市萬州第二高中2023-2024年高三上學期入學考試英語試題

一、聽下面5段對話。每段對話后有一個小題，從題中所給的A、B、C三個選項中選出最佳選項，并標在試卷的相應位置。（共5小題：每小題1.5分，滿分7.5分）

1．Whichcoursedoesthemanwanttotakenextyear

A．Theartcourse.

B．TheEnglishcourse.

C．Thecomputercourse.

【答案】B

2．Whatshouldthecitydoaccordingtothewoman

A．Createmorejobs.

B．Improvetheairquality.

C．Closesomebusinesses.

【答案】A

3．WhatdidJennydototheman

A．Shebroketheman'spencilbox.

B．Shesaidsorrytotheman.

C．Shethrewtheman'sbookseverywhere.

【答案】A

4．WhydoesthemanwanttoleaveSamsung

A．HehasworkedinSamsungfortoolong.

B．Hewantstoworkinalargercompany.

C．Hethinksthenewjobismorechallenging.

【答案】C

5．Whyisthewomanunwillingtodance

A．Herfeethurt.

B．Sheisbadatdancing.

C．Shedislikesdancinginpublic.

【答案】C

二、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，并標在試卷的相應位置。（共15小題：每小題1.5分，滿分22.5分）

聽錄音，回答問題。

6．Wheredidthetomatosaucecomefrom

A．Alocalfarm.

B．Astoreonlyfivemilesaway.

C．Theman'sowntomatoes.

7．Whatdoesthewomanthinkofcooking

A．Sheenjoysit.

B．Itmakesherfeelcreative.

C．Shedoesn'thavethepatienceforit.

【答案】6．C

7．C

聽錄音，回答問題。

8．Whenisthedeadlineforthepoetrycontest

A．January30.B．February18.C．February28.

9．HowoldisJennifer

A．10yearsold.B．13yearsold.C．15yearsold.

10．Whatprizewillthewinnergetthisyear

A．Agoldencup.

B．Theirpoempublishedonthewebsite.

C．Asignedbookofpoetrybyafamouspoet.

【答案】8．A

9．C

10．C

聽錄音，回答問題。

11．聽錄音，回答問題。

A．Reliabilityandtradition.B．Trustandreassurance.

C．Innovationandadaptability.D．Simplicityandliveliness.

12．

A．Ithasahappy,feel-goodstylethatcanattractyoungerpeople,especiallyfemales.

B．Itsmodern-lookingdesignmatchesthecompanyimage.

C．Thelight,carefreeandfriendlyimageportraysbuyinginsuranceasaneasydecision.

D．Thesemicirculardesignmatchesthepyramidthemeinsomeoftheadvertisements.

13．

A．Itsdynamicfeel.

B．Thetriangledesign.

C．Thethick,blockletteringinred.

D．Thesimplecolorcombinationofredandwhite.

14．

A．Thelight,carefree,friendlyimage.

B．Thesemicircledesignandthelivelylettering.

C．Thehand-paintedlookandthetriangleshape.

D．Theold-fashionedthick,blockletteringinred.

【答案】11．B

12．B

13．C

14．B

聽錄音，回答問題。

15．Whatdoesthewomansayaboutbalancingworkandfamily

A．Itrequiresskills.

B．Itkeepsherbusy.

C．It'sahardtask.

16．Whatdoesthewoman'shusbanddoathome

A．Hespendsmoretimereading.

B．Hedoesexercisewiththeirkid.

C．Hedoesmorehousework.

17．Whatdoesthewomanoftendowithherkid

A．Readsbooks.

B．WatchesTV.

C．Goesshopping.

【答案】15．A

16．C

17．A

聽錄音，回答問題。

18．Whatwasthewomandoingwhenshesawdolphins

A．Swimming.B．Diving.C．Sailing.

19．Whydidthewomangiveupskydiving

A．Theweatherwasbad.

B．Shefeltquitetired.

C．Shegotfrightened.

20．Whatdidthewomanfindthemostexciting

A．Hikingintherainforest.

B．Exploringtheoldcaves.

C．Climbingthemountains.

【答案】18．A

19．C

20．B

三、閱讀理解，閱讀下列短文，從每題所給的A、B、C、D四個選項中選出最佳選項。（共15小題：每小題

閱讀理解

FourVolunteerAbroadPrograms

WalkingTreeTravel

ThisprogramoffersvolunteerprojectsinEnglishteaching,theenvironment,communitydevelopment,etc,inadozencountries.Ithasamissiontoinspireindividualstobecomeglobalcitizensandtakeaninterestintheworldaroundthem.Therefore,itprovidestripsfocusingonvolunteeropportunitiesforhighschoolstudentsthatactivelyengagetravelersinglobalcommunities.

Tanzania:DanceProgram

Onthisproject,youareinvitedtoArusha,Tanzaniatodevelopdanceworkshopsforlocalschoolsandorphanages(孤兒院).Danceisjustoneofthemanyamazingaspectsoftheprimaryeducationsystemandculturethatyou'lllearnaboutinTanzania,andyou'llhaveawonderfulopportunitytovolunteerwithlocalchildren,learnabouttheircultureanddances,andteachthemaboutyourcultureandbackgroundaswell.

St.LuciaVolunteerProgram

Throughthisprogram,you'llsupportchildrenwhoarefacingchallengesinnutrition,healthcare,andeducation.Inpartnershipwithlocalschoolsandcommunityorganizations,you'llprovidematernalandinfant(母嬰)support,presentchildcareworkshopstoparents,helpwithearlychildhoodeducation,teachhealthandhygiene(衛(wèi)生)lessons,andmanymore.

VolunteeringJourneys

Thisprogrampridesitselfonpersonalattentionandtailoredexperiencesforallparticipants,aswellashigh-qualityserviceandpositionsthatactivelyengagescientists,doctors,teachers,andcommunityleaders.Rightnow,VolunteeringJourneysisofferingmanydifferentopportunitiestoteenandhighschooltravelers,includingfamilyvolunteerholidays,summervolunteerprograms,andteen-friendlypositionsonmanydifferentprojectsinAfricaandAsia.

21．WhatdoesWalkingTreeTravelaimtodo

A．Makecontributionstoimprovingtheenvironment.

B．AdvertiseEnglishteachingprogramsinsomecountries.

C．Encourageindividualstohaveaninternationaloutlook.

D．Inspirehighschoolstudentstoengageincommunitydevelopment.

22．WhatmightbearequirementforparticipantsinSt.LuciaVolunteerProgram

A．Showingoutstandingleadership.

B．Beingcautiousandsensitive.

C．Havingrichteachingexperience.

D．Havingknowledgeaboutnutritionandhealthcare.

23．Whichprogramwouldyouchooseifexpectingtocommunicatewithscientistsanddoctors

A．WalkingTreeTravel.B．VolunteeringJourneys.

C．Tanzania:DanceProgram.D．St.LuciaVolunteerProgram.

【答案】21．C

22．D

23．B

閱讀理解

Aswegrowup,itbecomesnaturalforpeoplearoundustolosecontactwiththehobbiesthatonceweredominantintheirlives.Whileit'spainfultoacceptthis,thenewrealitybecomesnormalformostofusaswefacenewacademic,adultandjobresponsibilities.

I'vebeendancingsinceIwasfourandIplantocontinuedancingincollege.However,I'vealwaysfearedthatdancingwillaffectmystudyandeventuallybecomeabrilliantmemoryofmychildhood.AfterlearningaboutSommerGentry'sstory,Ihadananswer.

SommerGentry,previouslyaprofessorofmathematicsattheUnitedStatesNavalAcademyandacoachattheNavalAcademy'sSwingDanceClub,iscurrentlyateacheratNYUGrossmanSchoolofMedicine.Gentryandherhusbandalsostartedaswingdancecommunitytointroducenon-dancerstoswingdance.

Throughteaching,Gentrywasinspiredtoviewdancingfromanengineeringpointofview.Shesaid,"Irealizeditisanengineeringquestion:howdoyoudancewellwithsomeoneIt'dbegreattogivepeoplemathematicalandengineeringproofsthattheyhavetodancethewayIsay."Gentryinvestigatedthecomplexhaptic(觸覺的)communicationbehindthemovesinswingdanceandshowedthattwopersonscouldmoveincoordination(協(xié)調)withpurehapticcommunication,Sheenteredanexcitingareaofresearchwhichisaboutengineering,psychologyandhumanmotorcontrol.

It'sincrediblyinspiringthatGentrywasabletointertwineheracademicworkwithherpassionfordancing.Gentrysaid,"ItmeansthatevenwhenI'mdancingoutside,I'mthinkingaboutmyresearchproject."

Gentryfoundthatdiggingintoheracademicinterestdoesnotmeanlettinggoofherothernon-academicones.Instead,shefoundawaytoincludebothinherprofessionallife.Justlikeme,Gentryisamathematiciananddancer,thus,herstoryresonates(引起共鳴)stronglywithme,andIwanttobelikeherinthefuture.

24．WhatdidtheauthorthinkofdancingbeforelearningofGentry'sstory

A．Itwastoochallengingforher

B．It'dgraduallydisappearfromherlife.

C．It'dhelpdevelophersenseofresponsibility.

D．Itbroughtheranunpleasantchildhoodmemory.

25．WhatcontributedtoGentry'sstudyingdancingfromtheangleofengineering

A．Herinterestinexploringengineeringproofs.

B．Herhusband'sneedtopromotehisdanceclub.

C．Herdesiretobeanexpertinmedicineandhealth.

D．Herexperienceinteachingmathandswingdance.

26．Whatdoestheunderlinedword"intertwine"inParagraph5probablymean

A．HardlybalanceB．Carefullycompare.

C．Closelycombine.D．Successfullychallenge.

27．Whatdoesthelastparagraphimplyabouttheauthor

A．Shehasdecidedtochangehermajor.

B．Shewillcontinuetopursueherhobby.

C．SheusedtobeSommerGentry'sstudent.

D．Sheoriginallyhadlittleinterestinengineering.

【答案】24．B

25．D

26．C

27．B

閱讀理解

AsisthefateofanyonerunningahotelinKeralathesedays,BijoyGeorgeisamanwithtoomuchtodo.Beforepandemic-causedlockdownsbeganin2023,hemanaged40employeesattheEighthBastionHotelinthecharminghistoricquarterofKochi,abustlingcoastalcity.Nowthatbusinessisbacktopre-covidlevelsheneedsthesamenumberofstaffagain.Buthehasonly20workers.Hisplightissharedwitheveryotherhotel,caféandbar.Itisaresultofthestate'shospitality(招待)employeesmovingalltogetherinlargenumberstoQatar,nottowatchfootballbuttotakeupemploymenttiedtotheWorldCup.

AsthestartofthecompetitionapproachesonNovember20th,workersarequittingatarateMr.Georgesayshehasneverseeninhis22yearsinthebusiness.Qatar,acountrywithapopulationofunder3m,willhavewelcomedmorethan

1.5mvisitorsbeforethematchesconcludeonDecember18th.Thatmeansfindingstafftorunallthenewhotelsthathavebeenbuiltalongwithothervenuesthathavebeenpressedintoservicetoprofitfromthesportsfans.

KeralahaslongbeenasignificantsourceofhospitalityworkersforQatarandotherMiddleEasterncountries.ItsstategovernmentprovidesgoodschoolswithEnglish-languageinstructionbutfewjobs.Morethan2mpeople,17%ofitsworkingpopulation,alreadyworkoverseas,largelyintheGulf.

TheappealofQatarisstraightforward.Startingsalariesapproach$1,000amonth,morethansixtimesthelevelforsimilarjobsinKerala.Toreplacethosewhohaveleft,Kerala'semployershavebeencastingtheirnetswider.RecruitershavebeenextendingtheirsearchestomanyotherIndiancities.Butthatmeansthemostcommonwordonname-tagspinnedtothebreastpocketsofworkersis"trainee".

Amongthemanyskillsthatneedtobetaught,saysMr.George,issmilingatcustomers—thefailuretodosoaresultofshynessamongthosenewtotheworkforce.Thedangeristhatafteraweekorsowhenconfidencegrows,eventheseemployeesmayslipawaytotheGulf.

Mostcontractsrunforthreemonths,concludingattheendofDecember,notlongaftertheWorldCupfinal.Returningworkerswillbewelcomedbackwithopenarms.FillingthegapsisevenmoreimportantasIndiantourismandweddingshaverestarted.Thereunions,though,maybeshort-lived.ThegametheseworkerswillhavelearnedfromtheWorldCupishowtobepaidbetter.ThatmeansleavingIndia.

28．Theunderlinedsentenceinparagraphoneimpliesthat____.

A．otherhotels,cafesandbarswillshareBijoy's20employees

B．otherhotels,cafesandbarswillhavetolayoffsomeworkers

C．otherhotels,cafesandbarsalsosendtheworkerstoQatar

D．otherhotels,cafesandbarsalsofindithardtoemployenoughworkers

29．WhichofthefollowingDOESN'TcontributetohospitalityworkersinKeralatakingupjobsinQatar

A．MillionsoftouristshavetobeservedduringtheWorldCup.

B．HospitalityworkersareinhighdemandwithnewhotelsandvenuesopenforbusinessinQatar.

C．QatarprovidesgoodeducationandEnglishtrainingforpotentialworkersinKerala.

D．ThesalariesofsimilarjobsinKeralaaremuchlowerthanthoseinQatar.

30．WhichofthefollowingdifficultiesdoKerala'semployersfaceduetolackofworkers

A．Kerala'semployershavetotakeonnewemployeesinAsiancities.

B．Manyofthenewemployeeswillpintheirnametagstotheirbreastpockets.

C．Thenewemployeeswillnotgreetthecustomersasaresultofshyness.

D．ThenewemployeesmaysoonfollowthetrendofgoingtotheGulf.

31．WhatmakesthereunionsbetweenIndianworkersandemployersprobablyashort-livedone

A．JobsoutsideIndiacanprovideIndianworkerswithamoredecentlife.

B．ItwillsoonbetheoffseasonforIndiantourismandweddings.

C．AnothergrandoccasionwillsoonbeginintheGulf.

D．Theworkersonlysignshort-termcontractswiththeemployersinIndia.

【答案】28．D

29．C

30．D

31．A

閱讀理解

Scientistshavediscoveredmorethan5,000newspecieslivingontheseabedinanuntouchedareaofthePacificOceanthathasbeenidentifiedasafuturehotspotfordeep-seamining,accordingtoareviewoftheenvironmentalsurveyscarriedoutinthearea.

ItisthefirsttimethepreviouslyunknownbiodiversityoftheClarion-ClippertonZone(CCZ),amineral-richareaoftheoceanfloorthatspans1.7msqmilesbetweenHawaiiandMexicointhePacific,hasbeencomprehensivelydocumented.Theresearchwillbecriticaltoassessingtheriskofextinctionofthespecies,givencontractsfordeep-seamininginthenear-pristineareaappearimminent.

Mostoftheanimalsidentifiedbyresearchersexploringthezonearenewtoscience,andalmostallareuniquetotheregion:onlysix,includingacarnivorousspongeandaseacucumber,havebeenseenelsewhere.

ContractsforminingexplorationintheCCZhavebeengrantedto17deep-seaminingcontractorsinanareacovering745,000sqmiles.Thecompanies,whicharebackedbycountriesincludingBritain,theUSandChina,wanttodigformineralsincludingcobaltmanganeseandnickelinparttoselltothealternativeenergysector.

Tobetterunderstandtheimpactofminingthisfragileecosystemanditsnewlydiscoveredinhabitants,aninternationalteamofscientistshasbuiltthefirst"CCZchecklist"bycompilingalltherecordsfromexpeditionstotheregion.PublishedinthejournalCurrentBiology,itincludes5,578differentspecies,ofwhichanestimated88%to92%hadneverbeforebeenseen.

Tostudyandcollectspecimens(樣品)fromtheoceanfloor,biologistshavejoinedresearchcruisesinthePacificthatsendremote-controlledvehiclestotraverse(穿越)theseabed4,000to6,000metersbelow.AdrianGlover,adeep-seabiologistattheNHMandseniorauthorofthestudydescribeditasan"incredibleprivilege".Theexpedition,fundedthroughtheNaturalEnvironmentResearchCouncilandothers,isbackedbyUKSeabedResources(UKSR),adeep-seaminingcompanythatoperatestheUK'sexplorationarea.Thescientistswatchoperationsbyvideolinkdirectfromtheboatasnewspeciesaregatheredbyremotecontrolvehiclesinthedarknessbelow.

Theseabed,Gloversaid,isan"amazingplace"where,despitetheextremecoldanddark,lifethrives."Oneofthecharacteristicsoftheabyssalplainisthelackoffood,butlifehasawayofpersistingdownthere,"hesaid,"It'samystery."Oneofthedeep-seaanimalsdiscoveredwasnicknamedthe"gummysquirrel",becauseofitshugetailandjelly-likeappearance,hesaid.Therearealsoglasssponges,someofwhichlooklikevases.

Withapprovalfordeep-seamininglooming,Gloversaidhebelieveditwas"imperativethatweworkwiththecompanieslookingtominetheseresourcestoensureanysuchactivityisdoneinawaythatlimitsitsimpactuponthenaturalworld".

32．What'sthemeaningoftheunderlinedword"imminent"

A．Easytocarryout.B．Readytotakeplace.

C．Hardtocopewith.D．Importanttolookover.

33．WhatistheprimaryfocusoftheresearchinClarion-ClippertonZone(CCZ)

A．Identifyingnewspecieslivingontheseabed.

B．Assessingtheriskofextinctionofspecies.

C．Documentingthebiodiversityofthearea.

D．Exploringthepotentialfordeep-seamining.

34．WhatisthefeatureoftheabyssalplainmentionedbyAdrianGlover

A．Abundanceoffood.

B．Extremelifelessenvironment.

C．Presenceofglasssponges.

D．Prosperouslifedespitechallengingconditions.

35．What'sthebesttitleofthepassage

A．Amagiczone:availabletominingcompanies

B．Amineral-richarea:Clarion-ClippertonZone

C．An"amazingplace":newspeciesbooming

D．Deep-seawonders:thenewspeciesfoundinaPacificmininghotspot

【答案】32．C

33．B

34．D

35．D

四、閱讀還原（共5小題：每小題2.5分，滿分12.5分）

閱讀下面短文，從短文后的選項中選出可以填入空白處的最佳選項。選項中有兩項為多余選項。

WhattoDoWithaDayOff

Ifyou'refortunateenoughtohavetodayofffromwork,themostimportantthingonyourto-dolististoactuallytakethedayoff.Studieshaveshownthatpeoplesendonly40percentlessemailonholidayMondayscomparedwithregularMondays.36．Hereareafewsuggestionsonhowbesttospendyourdayoff.

Evaluateyourcareer.

Whenwasthelasttimeyouwerecompletelyhonestwithyourselfaboutyourcareerandwhetheryou'redoingwhatyouwanttobedoing37．Afull-timeworkerwillspendroughly

80.000hoursatworkduringherworkinglife,soifyou'reinthewrongcareerthatcouldmeantensofthousandsofhoursspentdevotedtosomethingyoudon'tevenreallycareabout,muchlesstofeelyourpassion.

Haveafamilymeal.

38．Work,school,sportspracticesandotherobligationsallseemtogetintheway.Butstudiesshowthatfamilieswhodineathometogetherarehappierandhealthier.

39．

"I'llgettoitsometime."Yeah,yeah,it'swhatwealltellourselvestogetoutofdoingthethingsonourto-dolistthatarehangingoverourheads.Buttodayisagreatdayjusttogetitdone!Sendthatemail,finishupthattaskathome,sendthatholidaythank-younoteyoustillhaven'tgottenaroundto.Whateveritis,justdoit.40．

A.You'llfeelsomuchbetter,Ipromise.

B.Itmightevenmakeyoumoreproductiveatworkthisweek.

C.Itcanbetoughtogetthewholefamilytogetherforameal.

D.Besides,takingtimetoletyourbrainrestandrecovermakesyoubetteratproblem-solving.

E.Spendmorequalitytimewithyourfamilybyhavingafamilymeal.

F.Ifyou'relikemostpeople,probablynotrecently.

G.Dothatonethingyou'vebeenputtingoff.

【答案】36．D；37．F；38．C；39．G；40．A

五、完形填空（共15小題：每小題1分，滿分15分）

閱讀下面短文，從每題所給的A、B、C、D四個選項中選出可以填入空白處的最佳選項。

Backgroundnoise—likethechatterinacoffeeshoporthedroneofpassingtraffic—mightslowourreadingspeed,butaccordingtoastudyofRussianreaders,itdoesn't41．howourbrainunderstandswrittentext.

42．,ifyou'rewonderingwhetheryoushouldbelisteningtopodcastsormusicwhileworking,thestudyhassomeinterestingpointstomake.Inparticular,itexaminedhowwemightchangeourreadingstyletocompensateforauditorynoiseandvisualdistractionssuchastyposorpoorformatting.

"Overall,previousstudiesreportedaharmfuleffectofbothauditoryandvisualnoiseonreadingfluencyand43．,thoughtheirresultsvaried,"writelinguisticsresearcherNinaZdorovaandcolleagues."Sofar,noneofthestudiesexploringtheinfluenceofnoise44．itintheframeworkofthelanguageprocessingtheories."

Oneofthelanguageprocessingtheoriesexaminedwasthenoisychannelmodel,whichproposesthatourbraindealswithnoisebylookingatthemeaningof45．wordsmoreandatentiresentencesless.Wethenuseabitofsmartguessworkto46．theoverallmeaningandrelationshipsbetweenwords.

Thesecondtheoryisthegoodenoughmodel;that'swhenourbrainsaren'tanalyzingeverysingledetailofatextbutinsteadonlygrabbingenoughwordsfora‘goodenough'understanding.Byfocusinglessontheprecisewords,ourbrainscan47．somecognitiveresourcestodealwithnoise.

Toseehowreadingwasaffectedbynoise48．thesemodels,theresearchersrantwoexperiments:oneonauditorynoise(71participants)andoneonvisualnoise(70participants).Whenitcametotheauditorynoisetest,backgroundchatterfromoverlappingpodcastscausedpeopletospendlongerlookingatthekeysectionofsentencesbeforecompletingtheirreading.Thisextratimecould49．thenoise,meaningsentencecomprehensionisn'taffectedbyit.Inthevisualnoisetest,comprehensionremainedthesamewhilereadingspeed50．.That'sabit51．consideringpreviousstudies,buttheresearchersthinkpeoplejustwantedtofinishthetask,withthevisualnoiseanuncomfortabledistraction.

"Inbothexperiments,weobservedthatlongertotalreadingtimewas52．withanaccuracyincreaseforincorrectsentences,"writetheresearchers.

There'salotgoingoninthisstudy,butoverallit'sabiggerwinforthegood-enoughlanguageprocessingtheoryandanindicationthatauditoryandvisualnoisedoesn'tmakeus53．anymoreorlessonanyparticularcomprehensionmethodwhilewe'rereading.

Withsomanyvariablestomeasureintermsofwhat'sbeingreadandwhatthe54．noiseis,furtherstudyisrequiredtolearnmore.55．potentialdistractionsmaynotinterruptyourreadingasmuchasyouthink.

41．A．reinforceB．estimateC．affectD．interpret

42．A．FirstofallB．Forexample

C．AboveallD．Tostartwith

43．A．contextB．efficiency

C．comprehensionD．device

44．A．evaluatedB．identifiedC．establishedD．employed

45．A．individualB．differentC．newD．unfamiliar

46．A．confirmB．implyC．referD．infer

47．A．exploitB．spareC．commitD．consume

48．A．onaccountofB．regardlessof

C．inregardtoD．incontrastto

49．A．makeupforB．liveupto

C．catchupwithD．putupwith

50．A．declinedB．shrankC．expandedD．increased

51．A．embarrassingB．depressingC．puzzlingD．annoying

52．A．associatedB．comparedC．replacedD．mixed

53．A．takeB．setC．relyD．base

54．A．accompanyingB．strangeC．deafeningD．distant

55．A．ThereforeB．HoweverC．InsteadD．Otherwise

【答案】41．C；42．B；43．C；44．A；45．A；46．D；47．B；48．C；49．A；50．D；51．C；52．A；53．C；54．A；55．B

六、語法填空（共10小題：每小題1.5分，滿分15分）

閱讀下面短文，在空白處填入1個適當的單詞或括號內單詞的正確形式。

Fillineachoftheblankswithaproperwordtocompletethesummaryofthetext.

BothLangPingandMichaelJordanarelivinglegendsofsportsastheynotonlyare56．intheirsportbutalsosetgood57．byhelpingothers.

LangPingislovedbyfansathomeand58．.Sheissuccessfulbothasaplayerandasacoachofvolleyball.The59．sheshowedasacoachwasimpressive.Inthe2023WorldCup,twoimportantplayershadtoleavebecauseofhealthproblems,butLangPingwasnot60．.Sheencouragedheryoungplayerstoworkcloselytogetherasateam,whichhelpedthembecomeworld61．!Thenin2023,LangPingledhervolleyballteamtoOlympicgoldinBrazil.

MichaelJordan,62．as"AirJordan",changedbasketballwithhisgracefulmovesandjumps.63．madehimuniquewasnotonlybecauseofhisskillsbutalsobecauseofhismentalstrength.Herefusedtogiveupintimeoffailuresandkeptonlearningfrom64．,whichwasthesecrettohissuccess.Inlife,Jordanhaslearntto65．hissuccesswithothersbystartingaclubtohelpyoungpeople.

【答案】56．masters；57．examples；58．abroad；59．determination；60．discouraged；61．champions；62．known；63．What；64．them；65．Share

七、寫作（共兩節(jié)，滿分40分）

66．假定你是紅旗中學高二年級學生李華，你在網站看到了亞青會(theAsianYouthGames)志愿者招募的消息，你有興趣報名參加。請你向負責人Mr.Li寫一封電子郵件，內容主要包括：1.自我介紹；2.咨詢相關情況(招募條件，有何類別志愿者，報名時間和方式等)；3.期待回復。

注意：1.詞數100詞左右；2.可適當加入細節(jié)，以使內容充實、行文流暢；3.信的開頭和結尾已經給出，不計入詞數。

參考詞匯：招募recruit

DearMr.Li,

【答案】Onepossibleversion:

DearMr.Li,

HavinglearntfromtheinternetthatyouarerecruitingsomevolunteersfortheAsianYouthGames,Iamwritingtoseeifitispossibleforyoutoprovidemewithinformationconcerninghowtoapplytobeamember.

AsthechairmanoftheStudents'Union,Iamexperiencedinorganizingvariousactivitiesinourschool.IalsohaveagoodcommandofEnglishandIcaneasilygetalongwithothers.WouldyoubesokindastooffermesomerelevantdetailsontheapplicationForonething,couldyouinformmeofthespecificqualificationsforvolunteersForanother,I'dalsoliketoknowthetypesofvolunteerservices.Moreover,IamwonderingwhenandhowIshouldsignupforit.

Iamlookingforwardtoareplyatyourearliestconvenience.

Yours,

LiHua

67．閱讀下面材料,根據其內容和所給段落開頭語續(xù)寫兩段,使之構成一篇完善的短文。

Markgrabbedhiskeys.Heneededtogetoutofthehousequickly.Hehadbeentryingtosaveasmuchmoneyaspossiblefromthegovernmentassistancehereceivedduetohisdisability,butitwasharderandharderwithpricesrisingdaily.

Unfortunately,helosthalfhisrightarminacaraccidentseveralyearsago,anditwashardtofindanewjobinhistowninTampa,Florida.Helosthispreviousjobrecentlywhenthecompanywentbankrupt(破產).Fornow,heonlyhadthosegovernmentcheckskeepinghimfed,buthewastappingintohissavingsforeverythingelse,andtheywererunningoutfast.

Oneofhisfriendshadgottenhimaninterviewandhewasonhisway.Butafterclosingandlockinghisdoor,Markturnedaroundandgottheshockofhislife.Apregnant(懷孕的)womanwaslyingonhislawn,and/hehadnoideahowlongshehadbeenthere.

Hegrabbedhisphoneandcalled911quickly,andsuddenly,itstartedtorain.Finally,itcame,andheexplainedtothedoctorsthathehadtomoveherbecauseoftherain.

"Don'tworry,sir.She'scold,soitwasgoodthatyoumovedher.Doyouknowthiswoman"askedthedoctor.Markshookhishead.

"CanIgiveyoumyphonenumberIfyoudon'tfindherfamilyoranyone,canyoucallmeMynameisMarkHiggins."

"I'llseewhatIcando,"thedoctorsaid,notingdownhisnumberandleavingwiththewoman.

Markclosedhisdoorandsatdownonhiscouch,hopinghisheartwouldstopbeatingsofast.Suddenly,herememberedhisinterviewandlookedattheclock.Hewaslateforit.Hedashedtohiscar,prayingtheywouldwaitforhim.

注意：1,續(xù)寫詞數應為150左右；2,請按如下格式作答。

Hegotnocalls,whichmeanthisinterviewersprobablydidn'tlikehimduetohisbeinglate.

Seeinghislostrightarm,DavidcameupwithanideatorewardMark.

【答案】Onepossibleversion:

Hegotnocalls,whichmeanthisinterviewersprobablydidn'tlikehimduetohisbeinglate.Thefollowingday,Markcheckedhisphoneandsawnocalls,whichmeantthathisinterviewersprobablydidn'tlikehimduetohistardiness.Butonthebrightside,theyhadn'tcalledfromthehospitaleither,sotheymusthavefoundthepregnantwoman'sfamily.Hesatdownathiskitchentableandstartedbrowsinghisphoneforpossiblejobopeningswhenhisdoorbellrang.Heopenedthedoorandsawamansmilingwidelyathim.Heisthehusbandofthepregnantwoman,David,andtheylivenextdoortoMark.HecameovertoexpressgreatgratitudetoMarkforwhathehaddoneandofferedtorepayhim.

Seeinghislostrightarm,DavidcameupwithanideatorewardMark.Davidisabiomedicalengineer.Hehasbeenworkinginthehospitaltomakeartificial