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全卷满分150分考试时间120分钟2022.12第一部分：听力（共两节，满分30分）（略）第二部分：阅读（共两节，满分50分）第一节（共15小题；每小题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。ASouthwestChina’sGuizhouProvincemadesomeprojectsinpromoting(推动)high-qualitydevelopmentofbothitsculturean

dtourismindustries.BuildinguniquecultureandtourismbrandsGuizhouheldthe2021InternationalConferenceofMountainTourismand

OutdoorSportsandthe16thGuizhouTourismIndustryDevelopmentConferencetoimprovecooperationincultureandtourismwithsouthwestChina’sSichuanProvinceandCho

ngqingMunicipality.Guizhoualsoorganizedaseriesofactivitiestopromoteitsrichcultureandtourismresourcesbothonlineandoffli

ne.Revivingintangibleculturalheritage(ICH)(非物质文化遗产)EighteenitemsinGuizhouwerelistedinthefifthbatchofnationalICHs,bringingtheprovince’stotalnum

berto99.SongShuixian,anICHinheritorintheprovince,wasnamedasoneofChina’stop10ICHinheritorsoftheYear2020.GuizhoualsohelddifferentonlineandofflineIC

H-relatedactivitiestoincreasethesalesofICH-relatedproducts.IncreasingsatisfactionintourismGuizhouhasimprovedthequalityoftourisms

ervicesrecently.Itputdownillegalpracticesintourism,orderedtheclosureof50tourism-relatedshoppingplaces,

andinvestigatedninetravelagenciesandfourtourguides.Itacceptedandaddressed716tourism-relatedcomplaints.Founding

theGuizhouVocationalCollegeofCultureandTourismOnFeb.11,2021,thepeople’sgovernmentofGuizhouplannedtosetupGuizhouVocationalCollegeofCultureandTo

urism,makingitanewtrainingbaseforprofessionaltourismtalentsintheprovince.21.Howmanyitemswerelistedbeforethe5thbatchofnationalICHs?A.18.B.99.C.81.D.10

.22.WhichprojectsturntotheInternetforthedevelopment?A.BuildinguniquebrandsandrevivingICH.B.Buildinguniquebrandsandincreasingsatisfactionintourism

.C.RevivingICHandincreasingsatisfactionintourism.D.RevivingICHandfoundingtheGuizhouVocationalCollegeofCultureand

Tourism.23.Whoislikelytobepunishedinthepromotionprojects?A.Aleaderwhoattendedtheconference.B.Aguidewhocharg

esextrafee.C.Astudentwhoreceivestourismtraining.D.AshopwhichsellsICH-relatedproducts.BBeforeIcantellyouwhathapp

enedtome,youfirstmustlearnaboutmyjob:performunderwaterrepairs.Asyouknow,myofficeliesatthebottomofthesea.Iwearasuittooffice.It’sawetsuit.Thistimeofye

arthewaterisquitecool.Sowhatwedotokeepwarmisawaterheater.This$20,000pieceofequipmentthatsucksthewateroutofthesea.Itheatsittoadelightfultempe

rature.Itthenpumpsitdowntothediver(潜水员)throughagardenpipe.Now,thisallsoundslikeawonderfulplan,andI’veuseditsevera

ltimes.WhatIdowhenIgettothebottomistakethepipeandstuffitdownthebackofmywetsuit.Thisfloodsmywholesuitwithwar

mwater.It’sfantastic.Everythingwasgoingwelluntilallofasudden,mybutt(屁股)startedtoitch(痒).So,ofcourse,Iscratchedit.This,ofcourse,onlymadethingsworse.W

ithinafewsecondsmybuttstartedtofeelhot.Ipulledthepipeoutfrommyback,thinkingthatmaybethewaterwastoohot,butthedamag

ewasdone.Inpain,Irealizedwhathadhappened.Thehotwatermachinehadsuckedupajellyfish(水母)andpumpeditdirectlyintomysuit.Now,sinceId

on’thaveanyhaironmyback,thejellyfishcouldn’tsticktoit.Iimmediatelyinformedthedivedirectorofmysituationoverthecommunica

tor.Hisreplywasunclearduetothefactthathe,alongwithfiveotherdivers,werealllaughinghysterically.Needlesstosay

,Igaveupthedive.AsIclimbedoutofthewater,thedoctor,withtearsoflaughterrunningdownhisface,handedmeatubeofcreamandtoldm

etorubitonmybutt.Thecreamputthefireout,butIcouldn’tpoop(排泄)fortwodaysbecausemybottomwasswollen.So,nexttimeyo

u’rehavingabaddayatwork,thinkabouthowmuchworseitwouldbeifyouhadajellyfishshovedupyourbottom.Nowrepeattoyours

elf,“Ilovemyjob,Ilovemyjob,Ilovemyjob.”MayyouNEVERhaveajellyfishbadday.24.Whatisthewriter?A.Asurfer.B.Aswimmer.C.Anoffi

cer.D.Arepairman.25.Whathappenedtothewriterunderthesea?A.Hewasbittenbyastrangefish.B.Thehotwaterburnedhisbutt.C.Hisskinwascutbysomething.D.Ajellyfis

hwasattachedtohisback.26.Whydidn’tthedirectormakehisreplyclear?A.Becausethedoctorputinaword.B.Becausehedidn’tintendtohelphim.

C.Becausehisvoicemixedwithlaughter.D.Becausevoiceranslowerunderthesea.27.Whichofthefollowingcanbestdesc

ribethewriter?A.Positiveandhumorous.B.Kindandfriendly.C.Helpfulandhonest.D.Gratefulandselfless.CManyChinesehomeapplia

nceenterprises(家电企业)sawdemandfortheirheatingproductsrisefromtheEuropeanmarketduringtheongoing132ndsessionoftheChinaImportandExportFair,orCantonFair,

theShanghaiSecuritiesNewsreportedonFriday.“Thistimewearefocusingonheatingproducts,”saidBuZhiming,generalmanagerGdShineEle

ctricAppliances,whohashadhishandsfullsincetheopeningofthisyear’sonOct15.Themajorproductsondisplayareheater

sandelectricovens.Theordersbefloodinginmorethanonemonthearlierthanpreviousyears,accordingtoBu.Thecompanysoldmorethan500,000heatingequipmentto

theEuropeanmarketinthefirstninemonths,upover30percentyear-on-year.We’vereceivedmanytelephonesforinformationonheatingequipmentfromthecustomers,

”saidZhangWei,boarddirectoroftheexhibitor,HonghuoHoldings,aheatingequipmentproviderbasedinGuangdongProvince.“Small-sizedairblowe

rswithlowerpriceandelectricblanketswithlowerenergyconsumptionarepopularamongEuropeancustomers.”Tomeetthede

mandfromEurope,thecompanyhassetupasubsidiaryinFrancetoproduceheatingproductsunderownbrandandseentheexportofown-brandproductsrisingbyfourtofivefo

ldsofarthisyear.“TheEuropeanmarketisourfocusduringtheCantonFairthistime.Sinceautumn,we’veseenorderrise,”saidP

engHongfei,headofthemarketingdepartmentoftheVanward,aheatingequipmentprovider.Pengsaidthesalesoftheirheatingequipmentwe

ntbeyondover20millionyuan($2.76million)inthethirdquarterthisyear,up102percentonayearlybasis.“Atpresent,wearealsosteppin

gupthepreparationofnewproductionlinestoensureorderproduction.”28.HowdidthereportprovethegreaterdemandforChinesehomeappliances?A.Byadvertising.B.Byc

omparing.C.Byinterviewing.D.Byanalyzing.29.Whatdoestheunderlinedwordinparagraph3mean?A.Lab.B.Branch.C.System.D.Standard

.30.HowwilltheVanwarddealwiththerisingorder?A.Employmoreworkers.B.Addproductionlines.C.Learnnewskills.D.Encourageextrawork.31.Whatcanbeasuitablet

itleforthetext?A.Chineseheatingequipmentproviderswillmakeabigfortune.B.TheEuropeanmarketgreatlywelcomesChineseho

meappliances.C.Chineseheatingproductshavechangedfastoverthepasttwentyyears.D.Chineseheatingproductsseeordersfr

omEuroperiseduringCantonFair.DTherehavebeenfewpositivesduringtheCovidpandemicbutBritishacademicsmayhavespottedone:Peoplelookmoreattractiveinp

rotectivemasks.ResearchersatCardiffUniversityweresurprisedtofindthatbothmenandwomenwerejudgedtolookbetterwithafacemaskcoveringt

helowerhalfoftheirfaces.Theyalsodiscoveredthatafacecoveredwithadisposable-typesurgicalmask(一次性外科罩)waslikelytobeconsideredthemostattractive,whichmaybe

ablowforproducersoffashionablecoveringsandtheenvironment.DrMichaelLewis,areaderfromCardiffUniversity’sschoolofpsychology,saidresearchbeforethep

andemichadfoundthatmedicalfacemasksreducedattractivenessbecausetheywereassociatedwithillness.“Wewantedtotestwhetherthishadchangedsincefaceco

veringsbecamepopular,”hesaid.“Ourstudysuggestsfacesareconsideredmostattractivewhencoveredbymedicalfacemasks.Thismaybebecausewe’re

usedtohealthcareworkerswearingbluemasksandnowweassociatethesewithpeopleincaringormedicalprofessions.Atatimewhenwefeelweak,wemayfindt

hewearingofmedicalmaskssecureandsofeelmorepositivetowardsthewearer.”Thefirstpartoftheresearchwascarrie

doutinFebruary2021bywhichtimetheBritishpopulationhadbecomeusedtowearingmasksinsomeplaces.Forty-threewomenwereaskedtorateonascaleof1to10----theattr

activenessofimagesofmalefaceswithoutamask,wearingaplainclothmask,abluemedicalfacemask,andholdingaplainblackbookcoveringtheareaaf

acemaskwouldhide.Theparticipantssaidthosewearingaclothmaskweremuchmoreattractivethantheoneswithnomas

ksorwhosefaceswerepartlycoveredbythebook.Butthesurgicalmask-whichwasjustanormal,disposablekind--madethewear

erlookevenbetter.Lewissaiditwasalsopossiblethatmasksmadepeoplemoreattractivebecausetheydirectedattentiontotheeyes.Hesaidotherstudies

hadfoundthatcoveringtheleftorrighthalfofafacealsomadepeoplelookmoreattractive,partlybecausethebrainfillsinthemissinggaps

andbeautifytheoveralleffect.TheresultsofthefirststudyhasbeenpublishedinthejournalCognitiveResearch:PrinciplesandImplic

ations.Asecondstudyhasbeencarriedout,inwhichagroupofmenlookatwomeninmasks;ithasyettobepublishedbutLewissaidtheresultswereprobablythes

ame.32.Whywereprotectivemasksnotwelcomebeforethepandemic?A.Becauseitremindedothersofdiseases.B.Becausethemasks

woreuncomfortably.C.Becauseonlydoctorshadtherighttowearthem.D.Becausesomewearerscouldn’ttakeasmoothbreath.33.Wholookedmoreattractivea

ccordingtotheparticipants?A.Thosewithclothmasks.B.Thosewithsurgicalmasks.C.Thosewithoutanycovering.D.Thosewith“book”masks.34.Whichofthefoll

owingcan’texplaintheattraction?A.Thosewearingmasksmaylookmorelikedoctors.B.Viewersfocusmoreoneyeswhenjudgingaperson.C.Peopleliketoimaginewha

tacoveredfacelooklike.D.It’srecognizedthatmaskscanhidefacialimperfections.35.Whereisthetextprobablyfrom?A.Abookonbiol

ogy.B.Amedicinemagazine.C.Anewspaper.D.Aguidebook.第二节（共2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。KeyStepstoC

ram(临时准备)foraTestWithoutLosingYourMindSocialmediaiselectronicADHD(注意缺陷多动障碍综合征).______36______Texting,Facebook,Twitter,Gmail,Pinterest,etc.,a

regreat,buttakeabreaktocramforexams.______37______Werecommenda50/10split:50minutesstudying,10minutesofanythingels

e.Onyourbreak,exercise,orsing,ordance,orsitstill.Youpick.Thengetbacktowork.Settingatimerwillhelpyoufindarhythm

.Remember,youarecrammingatthispoint.Anylearningherehasalimitedlife,sosticktothebasics.Youarelearningjustthema

inideasandthekeydetails.Thosearethethingsthataremostlikelytobeonthetest,sofocusyourenergythere.Lookforheadings,keypeople,d

ates,equations,vocabwords,andexplanationsofmajorideas.______38______Talktoyourself.Everybigideayouread,talkitout.Explainthingstoyo

urself.Makelotsofhandactions.Paceifithelps.Stresswordswithafunnyaccent.______39______No,crazypeopledon’

tremembermore,butthemoresensesandemotionsinvolved,themoreyou’llremember.Whetherornotyourteachergaveyouast

udyguide,youneedtomakeyourowntocramforanexam.______40______Afterjustmakingtheguideyourself,80%ofyourworkwillbedone.You’recramming,soitdoesn’thavetobe

neat.Onlyyouhavetobeabletoreadit.Writingitout,readingasyougo,involvingallyoursenses.A.Letgooftherest.B.Catcheverysec

ondtocram.C.Thecrazieryoulook,thebetter.D.Crammingisaboutfindingagoodrhythm(节奏).E.Yourteacherisahelptomakeastud

yguide.F.Itwillsinkarevisionlikeanelephantinarowboat.G.Thisisnodoubtthataguideisthebestmethodtostudyforanexam.第三部分：语

言应用（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,从每题所给的A、B、C、D四个选项中选出可以城入空白处的最佳选项。Standingatthefrontoftheclassroom,LjubaMe

dakasksherstudentstoopentheirbooks.“Wherearepeoplebetterpaid,inthenorthorthesouthofNorway?”sheasksthe___41___.Thi

sisnoordinaryschoolandMedakisno___42___teacher.HerclassismadeupofstudentsfromabranchoftheThirdAgeUniversity(U3A),whereolderpeoplelearnfor___43___.M

edak___44___remembersthebestdayofhercareerwasin2014----whenshe___45___fromthesecondaryschoolwhereshe’dtaughtgeography.___4

6___didshereturntotheclassroomjustaweeklater?“Iloveto___47___myknowledgeandenthusiasm,”shesays.LikemorethanhalfofEuropeanworkersover65,she

worksparttime.Nomorepreparing18-year-oldsforstressfulexamsorwritingevaluations.“I’mmuch___48___,”shesays.Medak

’staskistoopenpeople’seyes,whatevertheirage,tothe___49___aroundthem.“Theymustthinkaboutthethingsthey___50_

__,”shesays.Bringingherstudentsonfieldtripsgivethemthe___51___todojustthat.Takingajobafterretirementis___52___inSlovenia,whereyoucanliveonyourpen

sion(退休金)atage60ifyouhave40yearsofservice.Only6.6percentofSloveniansaged65to69work,comparedtotheEU___53___of13percent.Medaklikestomeetfri

endsforcoffee,___54___workingofferssomethingdifferent.“There’sasaying:Ifyou’realoneathome,you’realwaysingoodcompany,”shesays.“Butwemust___55

___thiswayofthinking.”41.A.studentB.teamC.groupD.family42.A.greatB.ordinaryC.satisfyingD.different43.A.funB.workC.childrenD.future44.A.pos

siblyB.hardlyC.seeminglyD.clearly45.A.leftB.retiredC.graduatedD.started46.A.WhetherB.WhereC.WhyD.How47.A.practiseB.learnC.understandD.s

pread48.A.happierB.freerC.tenserD.cleverer49.A.worldB.peopleC.friendsD.countries50.A.feelB.hearC.seeD.like51.A.chanceB.jobC.responsibility

D.energy52.A.commonB.normalC.unusualD.probable53.A.partB.muchC.numberD.average54.A.orB.butC.andD.so55.A.masterB.haveC.avoidD.know第二节（共10小题；每小题1.

5分，满分15分）阅读下面短文，在空白处填人一个适当的单词或括号内单词的正确形式。Thestorygoesthattwofriendswerewalkingthroughthedesert.Duringsomepointofthejourneytheyhadan

(56)__________________(argue),andonefriendslapped(掴)theotherintheface.Theonewhogotslappedwashurt,butwithout(57)_________________

_(say)anything,hewroteinthesand:“Todaymybestfriendslappedmeintheface.”Theykeptonwalkinguntiltheyfoundanoasis(绿洲),wh

eretheydecided(58)__________________(take)abath.Theonewhohadbeenslappedgot(59)__________________(stick)inthemire(泥潭)and

startedsinking,butthefriendsavedhim.Afterherecovered(60)__________________thetrouble,hewroteonastone:“Todaymybes

tfriendsavedmylife.”Thefriendwhohadslappedandsavedhisbestfriendaskedhim,“AfterIhurtyou,youwroteinthesandandn

owyouwriteonastone.Why?”(61)__________________otherfriendreplied;“Whensomeonehurtsus,weshouldwriteitdowninthesandwhere

windsofforgivenesscaneraseitaway.Butwhensomeonedoessomethinggoodfor(62)__________________(we),wemustengraveitinastone(63)_____

_____________hewindcanevereraseit.”Learntowriteyourhurtsinthesandandtocarveyour(64)__________________(benefit)inth

estone.Theysayittakesaminutetofindaspecialperson,anhourtoappreciatethem,adaytolovethem,(65)__________________awholelifetoforge

tthem.第四部分：写作（共四节，满分40分）第一节单词拼写（每空一词，共7小题；每小题1分，满分7分）根据首字母或汉语提示，完成下列单词的拼写，使句意通顺。66.Children’sbodiescannotgrowproperlywithoutab_____________

_____diet.67.Themovingpartsofthismachineshouldbeoiled__________________(定期).68.Ourfootballteam’s______________(表现)hasbeenexcellentduringthew

holeyear.69.Ifyouseehim,pleasesendmya__________________fornothavingwrittentohim.70.Tomrecommendeds_________________mealstoslimdown,butIt

houghtitdangerous.71.Herencouragementandsupport____________(增强)ourconfidenceinEnglishlastterm.72.__________________(尽管)alackofformaleducation,

shewasfarfromstupid.第二节（每空一词，共8小题；每小题1分，满分8分）单句语法填空：定语从句和主谓一致73.Arealfriendissomeone,______________walksinwhentherestoft

heworldwalksout.74.Huckisapoorwhiteboy______________fatheroftenbeatshim.75.Youshouldhelpotherstheway____________

_____othershelpyou.76.Thenicknameby__________________hewasknownatschoolisSpiderman.77.Teenagerssleepingbadlymayex

periencesituations__________________bodydevelopmentslowsdown.78.Weekendsareprobablythetime______________

____youfeellikealie-in.79.Thedirectorsaidthatnotonlytheanimalsbutalsothejungle__________________digitallycreat

ed.80.Twohours__________________(seem)veryshortwhenyouarewatchingafilm.第三节完成句子（每空一词，每题1分，共10题，满分10分）根据所给汉语提示完成下列句子。81.这笔巨大的损失绝不会让你来负责

。Itwasn’tyouwho______________________________thegreatloss.82.众所周知，交朋友的一个好方法就是加入俱乐部。Asweallknow,____________________isagoodwaytomakefriends.83.过去的

几个月房租急速上涨。Rentshave____________________inthelastfewmonths.84.她的父母总是唠叨她的婚姻问题。Herparentsarealways__________________

______________________hermarriage.85.看到这恐怖的情景，汤姆说不出话来了。Seeingthefrighteningscene,Tomwas________________________________________wo

rds.86.通常，这种案件会以失败告终。Moreoftenthannot,thiskindofcase______________________________.87.老师偶尔警告学生不要过度自信。S

tudentsare____________________over-confidenceonceinawhile.88.达到你的期望值没有任何意义。Thereisnopoint______________________________yourexpectations.89.谈到电影《阿甘正

传》时，这个名字她听上去十分熟悉。WhenitcametoForrestGump,thisnamesoundedquite____________________her.90.酒与杯从此形影不离!Wineandcupsincethenwas_______________________

_________________！第四节作文(满分15分)某中学英文报开设了“hearttoheart”专栏，假设你是该栏目的编辑Cynthia，你收到一封署名为worried的求助信。信中该同学向你诉说了自己的困扰

；同桌总是抄袭他的作业，他不知如何拒绝。请用英文给该同学写一封回信，要点如下:1.表示理解;2.提出建议并说明理由。注意:1.词数80左右;2.信中不能出现与本人相关的信息;3.信的开头和结尾已为你拟好，不计人总词数。Hiworried

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__________________________________________________________________________________________Yours,Cynthia参考答案第一部分：听力

（略）第二部分：阅读第一节：21~23CAB24~27DDCA28~31CBBD32~35ABDC第二节：36~40FDACG第三部分：语言应用第一节：41~45CBADB46~50CDBAC51~55ACDBC第二节：56.argume

nt57.saying58.totake59.stuck60.from61.The62.us63.where64.benefits65.but第四部分：写作第一节：66.balanced67.regularly68.performance69.apology70.skip

ping71.boost72.Despite第二节：73.who74.whose75.that76.which77.where78.when79.was80.seems第三节：81.wereresponsiblefor82.

joiningclubs83.shotup84.onherbackabout85.atalossfor86.endsinfailure87.warnedagainst88.livingupto89.familiarto90.likepeasa

ndcarrots第四节：作文（略）