2024年上海市奉賢區(qū)高三年級上冊期末高考一模英語試卷含答案

上海市奉賢區(qū)2023學(xué)年度第一學(xué)期高三年級教學(xué)質(zhì)量調(diào)研

英語試卷2023.12

考生注意：

1.考試時間120分鐘，試卷滿分140分。

2.本次考試設(shè)試卷和答題紙兩部分。所有答題必須涂（選擇題）或?qū)懀ǚ沁x擇題）在答題紙上，做在試卷上一律

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I.ListeningComprehension

SectionA

Directions:InSectionA,youwillheartenshortconversationsbetweentwospeakers.Attheendofeachconversation,a

questionwillbeaskedaboutwhatwassaid.Theconversationsandthequestionswillbespokenonlyonce.Afteryouhear

aconversationandthequestionaboutit,readthefourpossibleanswersonyourpaper,anddecidewhichoneisthebest

answertothequestionyouhaveheard.

1.A.Atanairport.B.Atacinema.

C.Atahotel.D.Atastation.

2.A.Husbandandwife.B.Guestandhostess.

C.Customerandwaitress.D.Bossandemployee.

3.A.Themanisfondoftravelling.B.Thewomanisaphotographer.

C.Thewomantookmanypicturesatthecontest.D.Themanadmiresthewoman*stalentinwriting.

4.A.Gohomesoon.B.Visitthewoman.

C.Borrowthetypewriter.D.Readthewoman*spaper.

5.A.Thebookstherearetooexpensive.B.Thetextbooksheneedsisn'tinyet.

C.Shewon'tbeabletogetthebookbeforeclass.D.Shepreferstogotothebookstoreat9o'clock.

6.A.Theywon'tcelebratemother*sbirthdayB.They*vealreadygotplentyofwine.

C.Theycannotbuywhatevertheyneed.D.They'vegotenoughgiftsfortheparty.

7.A.Thewomanwillhaveatest.B.Themanwillprobablygotothemovie.

C.Themanwillhavetositforanexam.D.Thewomanwishestogotoclasswiththeman.

8.A.Theresultshaven'tcomeyet.B.Theresultswerecheckedagainlastnight.

C.Thewomanneedsanothertesttomorrow.D.Thedoctorhasn'tcomebackfromthelab.

9.A.Mostneighborsareasnoisyasthewoman.

B.Dealingwithitpolitelymightbeabettersolution.

C.Hecan'tunderstandwhythewomanissoangry.

D.Thewomanistooimpoliteforherneighbors.

10.A.Shealwaysbuysnewclothestokeepupwiththelatestfashiontrend.

B.Shelooksdownonthefashionvictimsspendingmuchmoneyoncostlyclothes.

C.Shedoesn'tfallintothecategoryoffashionvictims.

D.Shewillbuynewclothesnextmonthlikethosefashionvictims.

SectionB

Directions:InSectionB,youwillheartwoshortpassagesandonelongerconversation,andyouwillbeaskedseveral

questionsoneachofthepassagesandtheconversation.Thepassagesandtheconversationwillbereadtwice,butthe

questionswillbespokenonlyonce.Whenyouhearaquestion,readthefourpossibleanswersonyourpaperanddecide

whichonewouldbethebestanswertothequestionyouhaveheard.

Questions11through13arebasedonthefollowingpassage.

11.A.Manypeopleareshyinsociallife.B.Mostpeopleareshybynature.

C.Yourshynesswon'thurtothers.D.Shynessisdifficulttoovercome.

12.A.Byprediction.B.Byrecording.

C.Byobservation.D.Byexamination.

13.A.Tomeasureshyness.B.Tomakenewfriends.

C.Totestpeople'sIQ.D.Toshareideaswithothers.

Questions14through16arebasedonthefollowingpassage,

14.A.Torecallhisownchildhood.B.Toshowhiscareforhischildren.

C.Tomakeupforhisownchildhoodpity.D.Tohelphischildrenbecomemoremature.

15.A.Theybecomemorematureandresponsible.

B.Theyhavelessconfidencethantheirpeers.

C.Theyareresponsibleforbuildingthedreamlifeoftheirparents.

D.Theytakepossessionsandsupportfromtheirpeersforgranted.

16.A.Toloveandsupportchildren.B.Tosatisfywhateverchildrenwants.

C.Togivechildrentoomuchpressure.D.Toencouragechildrentomeettheirgoals.

Questions17through20arebasedonthefollowingconversation.

17.A.Hewantstochangehisjobassignment.B.Heisunhappywithhisdepartmentmanager.

C.Hethinkshedeservesextrapayforovertime.D.Heisoftensingledoutforcriticismbyhisboss.

18.A.Hisworkloadwasmuchtooheavy.B.Hisimmediatebossdidnottrusthim.

C.Hiscolleaguesoftenrefusedtocooperate.D.Hissalarywastoolowforhisresponsibility.

19.A.Heneverknowshowtorefuse.B.Heisalwaysreadytohelpothers.

C.Hisbosshasalotoftrustinhim.D.Hisbosshasnosenseoffairness.

20.A.Putallhiscomplaintsinwriting.B.Waitandseewhathappensnext.

C.Learntosaynowhennecessary.D.Talktohisbossinpersonfirst.

II.Grammarandvocabulary

SectionA

Directions:Afterreadingthepassagebelow,fillintheblankstomakethepassagecoherentandgrammaticallycorrect.

Fortheblankswithagivenword,fillineachblankwiththeproperformofthegivenword;fortheotherblanks,useone

wordthatbestfitseachblank.

TheFirstSpaceCat

Inafewweeks,spacescientistswillcelebratearemarkableevent---the60thanniversaryofthelaunchofthefirstcat

intospace,anastronauticalsuccessthathasneverbeenrepeated.

Intheearly60s,dogsandmonkeysweretheanimalsusuallyusedbyscientiststofindoutexactly(21)

dangeroustheconditionswereinouterspace.Andtheywerealsousedtoassessifhumans(22)survivetrips

beyondtheedgeofEarth*satmosphere.

Atotalof14streetcats(23)(gather)atFrance'sspaceagencyforselectionascatastronauts,butthecats

werenotgivennamesonpurposeinordertopreventscientistsfrombecomingtoofondofthem.Thecatselectedtotravel

tospacewassimplyknown(24)C341.C341flewonaFrenchrocketinOctober1963,takingittoaplace

(25)nocathadgonebefore.

Then,(26)thenewsofitsflightwasannouncedon18October1963,theFrenchpressdecidedthiscat

hadtohaveitsname.Theypicked“Felix“afteracartooncatcharacter,only(27)(discover)thatC341was

female,sohernamewasthenadjustedto“Felicette“asaresult.InputtingFelicetteinoneofitsrockets,Franceaddeda

newspeciestothelistofanimalsthatscientists(28)(send)intospacebefore.Previously,twogardenspiders,

AnitaandArebella,hadbeentakentotheSkylab(29)(orbit)aroundthemoon.

“Inthe60s,(30)(concern)aboutthepossibledangerforahumantobeinouterspace,scientistsand

engineersprimarilyundertookanimalspaceflightstoseeiftheysufferedortheirliveswerethreatenedbythe

weightlessnessorincreasedradiationorothereffectstheymightexperienceupthere,"saidastronomerJakeFosteratthe

RoyalObservatoryGreenwich.C4Thefactthattheydidnotfailpavedthewayforhumanstobeginjourneysintospace.”

SectionB

Directions:Fillineachblankwithaproperwordchosenfromthebox.Eachwordcanbeusedonlyonce.Notethatthere

isonewordmorethanyouneed.

A.unanticipatedB.momentsC.evolvedD.basically

E.exploredF.clearlyG.navigateH.rituals

I.integralJ.accessK.inspiring

BoatofPower

DragonboatracingbeganinChinamorethan2,000yearsagoaspartofaculturalcommunityeventtomemorizethe

ancientpoet,QuYuan.Thetraditionalholidaywasatimetoperform31forgoodfortuneandwell-being,andto

driveoffevilspirits.Overtime,dragonboatracing32intoaglobalsport.

TheToronto-basedDragonsAbreastteamstandsoutatthissportforafewreasons.Forone,the79-memberteam

includespeopleranginginagefrom30to93.PriortojoiningDragonsAbreast,somemembershadn'tbeenpartofasports

teamsincechildhoodandwouldn*thavedescribedthemselvesasparticularlyathleticones.Andwhathasbroughtthese

womentogetherissomething33--livingwithbreastcancer.

Thebreastcancersurvivorsonthisteamareinthesameboatineveryway.Formany,beingpartofacommunitythat

knows34howlifechangesafterbreastcancerisasbeneficialasthephysicalgains.Theteamoffersasupportive

spaceto35allthecomplexitiesofsurvivorship.

“Iwassosurprisedathow36theracingwasforme,“saysLizJohnstonHill,theracecoordinatorforDragons

Abreast."It'salmostoverwhelminghowpeopleencourage,nomatterwhat."

Beingoutonthewaterandconnectingtotheenvironmentisanimportantaspectofdragonboatingformanyofthe

teammembers.Theytalkabouthowitprovides37ofpeaceandencouragesmindfulness,somethingwecouldall

usemoreofinourlives.Outsideofdragonboat,themembersarea(n)38partofeachother'slife."We'veallbeen

through39thesamethinginourvariousways,^^saystheracecoordinatorLizJohnstonHill.Whilethenumberof

breastcancersurvivorteamsgrows,barrierstothesportremainsuchascost,time,40towaterandpracticefacilities

andthelackofculturalandlanguagediversity.Butthereareongoingeffortstointroducemorepeoplelivingwithbreast

cancertodragonboat.

II.ReadingComprehension

SectionA

Directions:ForeachblankinthefollowingpassagetherearefourwordsorphrasesmarkedA,B,CandD.Fillineach

blankwiththewordorphrasethatbestfitsthecontext.

Likeanythingbuiltbyevolution,thehumanbodyhasmanydownsides,teethwithoutexception.Adulthumansonly

getonesetofteeth,whichmustlastabout60years.However,a（n）41ofpoverty,sugar-richdietsandpoorhygiene

means2.5bnpeoplegloballysufferfromtoothdecay,inwhichacidproducedbymouth-livingbacteriaeatsawaythehard

enamel（牙釉質(zhì)）that42theoutsideofatooth,leadingtofurtherinfectionanddamage.Oncedecayhassetin,alla

dentistcandoistofillthegapwithartificialfilling.

ButinapaperpublishedinCell,HanneleRuohola-Baker,astem-cellbiologistattheUniversityofWashington,and

hercolleaguesofferapossible43Stemcellshavethe44toturnthemselvesintoanyothertypeofcellinthe

body.Itmaysoonbepossible,theresearchersclaim,tousethose45cellstoregrowatooth*senamelnaturally.

Thefirststepwastoworkouthowenamelisproduced.Asenamel-makingcells,knownasameloblasts,disappearsoon

afteraperson'sadultteethhavefinishedgrowing,theresearchers46samplesoftissuefromhumanfoetuses（胚胎）,

whichcontainplentyoffunctioningameloblasts.47,theycheckedtoseewhichgeneswereespeciallyactivein

theenamel-producingcells.Itturnedoutthatgenesdesignedtobindtocalciumwereparticularlybusy.

48thatinformation,DrRuohola-Bakerandhercolleaguesnextcheckedtoseewhetherthestemcellscouldbe

persuadedto49ameloblasts.Theteamdevisedvariousdrugsdesignedtoactivatethegenesexpressedinfunctioning

ameloblasts.Thatworked,withtheengineeredameloblastsproducingthesameproteinsasthenaturalsort.

Fornow,theworkismoreconceptthanamedicaltreatment.Thenextstepistoboostenamelproductionfurther,with

aviewto50beginningclinicaltrials.Thehopeisthat,oneday,medicalversionsoftheteam'sfindingscouldbe

usedasbiologicalimplants,to51apatienfsdecayedteeth.

Stem-cell-basedtherapiesarenottheonlyonesheadingtoclinicaltrials.Anothertreatment,knownasbiomimetic

repair,involvesrebuildingthetoothcrownusingsynthetic（人工合成的）proteins,whicharesimilar,butnotquite

52tohumanenamel.Theproteinscouldbeincludedintoothpasteandevencoughdrops.Butsyntheticformulations

canbeless53thanhumanenamel.

Itwilltaketimeforeithertechnologytobecomereality.Onequestionishowdurabletheenamelmadebystem-cell-

derivedameloblastsis.Anotherishowbesttodeliverthestemcellstoapatienfsmouth.Butthesefindingsare54

Asanydentistwilltellyou,preventionisbetterthancure.55,abettercurewouldbealwayswelcome.Thereisno

doubtthatthisresearchoffersanewprospectforfuturedentalcare.

41.A.combinationB.absenceC.applicationD.coincidence

42.A.containsB.coatsC.floatsD.fills

43.A.procedureB.alternativeC.variationD.recipe

44.A.opportunityB.obligationC.capacityD.intention

45.A.changeableB.noticeableC.complicatedD.practical

46.A.appealedtoB.objectedtoC.appliedtoD.turnedto

47.A.ThenB.ThereforeC.OtherwiseD.Still

48.A.PleasedbyB.PuzzledbyC.ArmedwithD.Coveredwith

49.A.transformintoB.breakdownC.speedupD.respondto

50.A.exclusivelyB.permanentlyC.inevitablyD.eventually

51.A.resembleB.reformC.regenerateD.recycle

52.A.identicalB.subjectC.relevantD.unique

53.A.accessibleB.diverseC.durableD.influential

54.A.fulfillingB.stimulatingC.initiatingD.promising

55.A.LikewiseB.FurthermoreC.NeverthelessD.Instead

SectionB

Directions:Readthefallowingthreepassages.Eachpassageisfollowedbyseveralquestionsorunfinishedstatements.

ForeachofthemtherearefourchoicesmarkedA,B,CandD.Choosetheonethatfitsbestaccordingtotheinformation

giveninthepassageyouhavejustread.

(A)

WhenStevenSpielbergwasakidgrowingupinthe1950sinArizona,watchingwesternsonhisfamily*s20-inchblack-

and-whiteTV,hewouldclimbrightuptothescreen,asiftosurroundhimselfwiththeimage.Healsowishedhecould

seethesemovingpicturesincolor.Sohesearchedthroughhisfamily*scollectionofslidesquickly,havinglearnedthatby

holdingonefilmoranotheruptothetelevisionscreenhecouldturngrayed-outwesternskiesblue,orthegroundtoa

realistic-lookinggreen.Sometimeshismomwalkedin,andshesawhimholdingtheseslidesuptobothofhiseyes,right

nexttotheTVset.Often,shewouldsay,"You'regoingtobumyoureyesout!”

Spielberg'smom,likealltheother50smomswhosaidthesamething,waswrongaboutthat.Butweallknowwhat

shemusthavebeenthinking:Whoisthischild?

Ifyou'veseenevenjustoneStevenSpielbergmovieinthepast50yearsorso--JawsSchindler'sLisi,E.T--youhave

somesenseofwhothischildgrewuptobe.Andwhenyouseehisnewfilm,TheFabelmans,aworkofastonishing

vividnessthat'sdrawnfromhisownfamily*sstory,you'llknowevenmore.Movieshavebeenaroundforroughly130

years;Spielberg'scareerhascoveredmorethanathirdofthat.YetTheFabelmanshardlyfeelslikealate-careermovie.

It*sajetwayforanewbeginning.

Notevery75-year-oldfilmmakermakesamovielikethis.OftheambitiousyoungguyswhoremadeHollywoodinthe

early1970s,Spielbergisoneofthefewstillmakingvitalpicturesataconsistentclip.Yethiscareerisextraordinaryin

anycontext.He'smadesomebox-officedisappointments,butnamingabadlymadeSpielbergfilmishard,probably

becausethereisn'tone.Nolivingfilmmakercanmatchhisdevotiontocraftsmanship,tofindingnewwaysofshowingus

thingswethinkwe'veseenamilliontimesbefore.

56.HowdidSpielberg'smomfeelwhenshesawherson'sbehaviorinfrontoftheTVset?

A.Proudbutupset.B.Surprisedbutsupportive.

C.Annoyedanddesperate.D.Worriedandconfused.

57.WhichofthefollowingisNOTareasonwhySpielberg'scareerisregardedasextraordinary?

A.Heshowedgreatinterestinfilmingataveryyoungage

B.Hiscareercoversmorethanathirdofthemoviehistory.

C.Heiscommittedtofilmingordinarythingsfromnewperspectives.

D.Hisfilmsareallwell-madedespitesomebox-officedisappointments

58.WhatcanbeinferredaboutSpielberg*snewfilmTheFabelmans?

A.It'sthemostoutstandingfilmhehasevermadeinhiscareer.

B.Ithasbeenintegratedwithpartofhisgrowingexperience.

C.Itrepresentsatotallybrandnewtypeoffilmtheme.

D.ItestablishedSpielbergasthemostinfluentialfilmmaker.

59.Whichofthefollowingisthebesttitleforthepassage?

A.Curiositymakessuccess.B.Daringtobedifferent.

C.Agiantinfilmmaking.D.Aground-makingnewfilm.

(B)

“Areaderlivesathousandlivesbeforehedies.Themanwhoneverreadslivesonlyone.^^

GeorgeR.R.Martin,Authorof"AGameofThrones”

Whatdothese4guyssharethatyoudon't?

BILLGATESJEFFBEZOSWARREN

ZUCKERBERGBUFFETT

No,it*snottheirshoesize.

Theyread.Atleasttwobooksamonth,They'realsoamongthetop10richestpeopleintheworld.Andthey9renot

aloneintheirloveforbooks,with1,200othermillionaires,whoquotereadingasacorepartoftheirself-education

Youknewthatreadingbooksmakesyourlifebetter,Itsnotevenallaboutmoney,fameandsuccess.It*sabout

becomingamoreknowledgeableandvaluableperson.Additionally,readinghelp;youpreventstressandkeepdepression

atbay,whileenhancingyourconfidence,improvingyourdecision-making,increasingyourempathyandoverall

satisfactionwithlife.

Youknowallthebenefitsofreading,sowhat'sstoppingyoufromreadingmorebooks?

Time!

“Idon'thavetimetoread.^^

Haveyousaidthosewordsbefore?

Yousayitbecause...

?youhaveanincrediblydemandingcollegedegreetostudyfbr...

?yourlovedonesaresittingathome,countingonyoutoputfoodonthetable...

?youaretoooccupiedwithworktoopenabook.

Butlet*simagineanotherrealityforasecond.Whatwouldyourlifelooklikeifyoureadjusttwobookseverymonth?

Wouldyoufinally...

?havewhatittakestostartthatbusiness?

?beabetterparent?

?feelmorefulfilled?

Holdontothatvisionforasecond.Ifyouwanttomakeitareality,thisemailcourse,Time2Read,willbeyourguide

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61.Whydoestheauthormentionthefourfamouspeopleatthebeginning?

A.Toexpresshisadmirationforthem.B.Toindicatetheimportanceofreading.

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A.Thosewhoarewillingtoreadmorebutstrugglewithtime.

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（C）

ScientistsknowthattheinternalforcesthatgenerateEarth'smagneticfield（磁場）canchangeandthatthestrengthof

thefieldswingsovertime.ThiscanleadtogradualshiftsintheintensityandlocationofEarth*smagneticnorthandsouth

polesandevenreversalswhereEarth'smagneticpolestradeplaces.

Butarethesegeomagneticeventsresponsibleforextremeweather,extinction,andevendisasters?ClaimsthatEarth's

magneticfieldisresponsibleforclimatechangearewidespreadonline,butscientistssaythetheoryhasnobasis.ctAtthis

timetherearen*tanycrediblemechanismsthatcouldmakeitapossibility,saysGavinSchmidt,aclimatologistinNew

York."It'snotthatwe'rerulingoutmagneticeffectsonclimatewithoutthinkingaboutit,wecollectivelyhavethought

aboutit,andit'sbeenfounddevoid.

TherearethreenorthpolesonEarth:truenorth,geomagneticnorth,andmagneticnorth.Truenorthisafixedposition

ontheglobethatpointsdirectlytowardsthegeographicNorthPole.Butgeomagneticnorth,currentlylocatedoverCanada's

EllesmereIsland,isnotafixedpoint-itrepresentsthenorthernaxis（軸）ofEarth'smagnetosphereandshiftsfromtimeto

time.Magneticnorthcorrespondstomagneticfieldlinesandiswhatyourcompasslocates.

Duringapolereversal,Earth'smagneticnorthandsouthpolesexchangelocations.Thishappensonaverageevery

300,000yearsorso,butthelastreversaloccurredaround780.000yearsago.Somescientistshaveassumedthatreversals

andthecorrespondingdecreaseinstrengthofthemagneticfieldcouldcauseabigproblemthatincreasedsolarradiation

wasabletoenterEarth?satmosphere,alteringozonelevelsanddrivingglobalclimateshiftsandextinctions.

KirkJohnson,adirectoroftheSmithsonian'sNationalMuseumofNaturalHistory,hasspentmuchofhiscareer

studyingtheextinctionofdinosaurs.Whileanalyzingfossilrecordsandtimelinessurroundinghisresearch,Johnsonzeroed

inonthemagneticreversalthatoccurredaround66.3millionyearsago.

Deepoceansamplesrevealedsignificantclimatechangearound66.3millionyearsago.Butthisalsocoincideswitha

largevolcaniceruptioninIndiacalledtheDeccanvolcanism,whichproducedsomeofthelongestlava（熔巖）flowson

Earth."We'vealwaysowedthattransitiontothecarbondioxidereleasedbytheDeccanvolcanismandtheincreaseof

greenhousegases,“saysJohnson.tuTherearetwothingshappening:Themagneticfieldischanging,theDeccanvolcanism

ishappening,andthere'sclimatewarming.Sothatwouldbeanexampleofcoincidentalclimatechange.^^

63.Theunderlinedword“devoid“inparagraph2probablymeans.

A.fruitlessB.obviousC.reasonableD.misleading

64.Whichnorthpoleonearthisinvolvedinthepolereversal?

A.Truenorth.B.Geomagneticnorth.C.Magneticnorth.D.Geographicnorth

65.WhichofthefollowingisTRUEaccordingtothepassage?

A.Thegeomagneticeventsaretoblamefortheclimatechange.

B.Thedecreaseinstrengthofthemagneticfieldresultedinextinction.

C.Themagneticfieldischangingallthetimewiththeclimatewarming.

D.InternalforceswhichproduceEarth'smagneticfieldcanalterovertime

66.WhichofthefollowingstatementsdoesKirkJohnsonmostprobablyagreewith?

A.Amagneticreversaldoesn'tnecessarilycauseclimatechange.

B.Amagneticreversalisaccompaniedwithsignificantclimatechange

C.Theextinctionofthedinosaursisduetothemagneticreversal.

D.Climatechangeisnotrelevanttothecarbondioxideemission.

SectionC

Directions:Readthepassagecarefully.Fillineachblankwithapropersentencegiveninthebox.Eachsentencecanbe

usedonlyonce.Notethattherearetwomoresentencesthanyouneed.

A.Whilethesevillagespossessundeniablefascination,manyremainunderdeveloped.

B.Thiseffortincludestheknowledgeexchangebetweenthestudentsandlocalvillagers

C.BothwereselectedforrevitalizationeffortsledbytheVillageRevitalizationTeam.

D.InSukarara,alocaltraditionrequiresgirlsmasterweavingskillsbeforemarriage

E.Theydecidetobeabridgebetweentraditionandprogress,unitedfortheirgrowth

F.It*saboutpreservingtheculturalheritageandensuringtraditionsbeingpasseddown

Students9JourneytoEmpowerRuralHeritage

FromAug.18to22ateamof15TsinghuaUniversitystudents,representingdiversebackgroundsfromChina,South

Korea,Malaysia,andIndonesia,setfootonanoverseasresearchexplorationfocusingonruralrevitalization(振興)in

Indonesianvillages,particularlywithinNusaTenggaraBarat(NTB).

Withthediverseculturalheritage,Indonesiaishometoover83,000villages,each