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绝密★启用前浙江省舟山市2022-2023学年高三首考英语模拟试卷（三）注意事项：1.答卷前，考生务必将自己的姓名、准考证号填写在答题卷上。2.回答选择题时，选出每小题答案后，用铅笔把答题卷上对应题目的答案标号涂黑。如需改动，用像皮擦

干净后，再选涂其他答案标号，回答非选择题时，将答案写在答题卷上，写在本试题卷上无效。第一部分听力（共两节，满分30分）第一节（共5小题：每小题1.5分，满分7.5分）1．Whatistheprobablerelationshipbetweenthespeakers?A．Colleague

s.B．Strangers.C．Classmates.2．Howdidthewomangethomelastnight?A．Bytrain.B．Bycar.C．Bybus.3．Whenistheprojectsupposedtobefinished?A．At12:00

.B．At11:00.C．At10:00.4．Howdoesthewomanfeelaboutthecandlelight?A．Itlooksgood.B．It’snotbrightenough.C．It’sbetterthanelectriclight.5．Whatdoesthewoma

n’shusbandprobablydo?A．Asalesman.B．Anengineer.C．Aprofessor.第二节（共15小题；每小题1.5分，满分22.5分）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。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秒钟的作答时间。每段对话或独白读两遍。听第6段材料，回答第6、7题。听下面一段较长对话，

回答以下小题。6．Howdoesthemansuggestthewomangototheshoppingcenter?A．Bybus.B．Bycar.C．Onfoot.7．Whereisthecarpark?A

．Ontherightofthenextcrossroads.B．Ontheleftofthetrafficlights.C．Farfromthemarketsquare.听第7段材料，回答第8至10题。8．Whered

oestheconversationmostprobablytakeplace?A．Outsideacinema.B．Athome.C．Inthecinema9．Whatisthefilmadaptedfrom?A．Amagazine.B．Abook.C．

Areport.10．Whatdoesthewomanthinkofthedirector?A．Heisgoodatdirectingafilm.B．Heisgoodatimprovingastory.C．Heshouldhavetriedtofol

lowthestory.听第8段材料，回答第11至13题。11．Whatistherelationshipbetweenthespeakers?A．Fatheranddaughter.B．Husbandandwife.C．Teacherandstudent.12．Whywon’tMi

chaelcome?A．Hehasafever.B．Hewillgotoseeafilm.C．Heisbusytakingcareofhismother.13．Whatwillthemandoafterthedinner?A．Goforawalk.B．Seeafilm.C．Go

tovisitMichael.听第9段材料，回答第14至17题。14．A．Aphonewithanup-to-dateoperatingsystem.B．Anewmodelwithadifferentsizeandcolor.C．Amodelthathasthelongest-las

tingbattery.D．Aphonewithanautomaticfilmingfunction.15．A．Itmaynotbeasefficientastheoldone.B．Ittakesmuchtimetogetusedtoan

ewphone.C．Shecan’taffordtobuyanewphone.D．Shedoesn’tlikethenewapplications.16．A．Theirphonesareregularlyupdated.B．The

yarebothinterestedindigitaltechnology.C．Theybothhaddatastolenfromthephones.D．Theiroldphoneswereboughtabout2

yearsago.17．A．Improvingproductivityatwork.B．Enlargingthephonestorage.C．Buyinganewsmartphone.D．Increasingphonesecurity.听第10段材料，回答第18至20题。

18．WhenwillSingingwithGuitarfinishtonight?A．At8:00.B．At9:00.C．At10:00.19．WhatwillthemandoonWednesday?A．Singfolksongs.B．Watchaperformance.C．M

eetajournalist.20．Wherewillthemanprobablygonext?A．Thestudentservicesoffice.B．Theschoolhall.C．Thelectur

eroom.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。AForhighschoolstudents,justthinkingaboutyourcareerpro

bablyisn’tenough.Youhavetoactivelydosomeresearchandplan.Herearesomeofthebestcareersforthefutureandhowyoucangetyourfootinthedoor.Regist

eredNursesTobecomeregisterednurses,you’regoingtoneedeitheranassociatedegreeinnursing,aBachelorofScienceinnursing,

oranotherofficiallyapproveddiploma(文凭)fromanursingprogram.Ifyouwanttobeapracticingphysician,you’llneedamedicaldegreeinyourchosenfieldonto

pofyourfour-yeardegree.DataAnalystsBigdataisagrowingfieldwithprofitableopportunitiesforcollegegraduates.

Youarerequiredtohaveamaster’sdegreeincomputerscienceoranotherrelatedfield.Datascienceisatraditionallymale-dominatedindustry

andonly26percentareheldbywomen.Thankfully,itisholdingoutanolivebranchtofemalesandtherearesometerrificprogramsspeciallydesignedforthemtobreakintoth

isdynamicfield.Plumbers(管道工)andElectriciansNotallofthebestcareersforthefuturewillrequireafour-yearundergraduatedegree.There’saser

iousdemandforskilledpositionsjobslikeplumbersandtechnicians.Manyofthesepositionsrequireahighschooldegreeandoftenanassociatedegreeinarelatedfiel

d,butdon’tnecessarilyrequiregraduationfromafour-yearuniversity.Cybersecurity(网络安全)ExpertsTheaveragesa

lariesforcybersecurityexpertscanstartat$80,000forITSecurityConsultantsandcanreachsixfiguresforotherpositi

onssuchasasecuritydirector.Thebestwaytostartyourpathincybersecurityiswithabachelor’sdegreeincomputerscience,

informationtechnology,engineering,orotherrelatedfields.21．Inwhichjobwillthegenderdistributionprobablybemorebalanced?A

．DataAnalysts.B．RegisteredNurses.C．CybersecurityExperts.D．PlumbersandElectricians.22．Tobeacybersecurityexpert

,whichisthebasicrequirement?A．Amaster’sdegreeincomputerscience.B．Acertificateofhighschoolgraduation.C．Abachelor’sdegreeininformationtechnology.D．Adi

plomaofficiallyapprovedfromamedicalprogram.23．Whereisthetextprobablytakenfrom?A．Ahealthlecture.B．Aschoolwebsite.C．Ajobadvertisement.D．Ascien

cemagazine.BTheStateoftheWorld’sBirds—reportfromconservationgroupBirdLifeisthelatestcriticalsurveythathighlightthescaleofthecurrentbiodiversitycris

is.Itsays,morethanhalftheworld’sbirdspeciesareindecline,ashumanactivitiesincludingagricultureandexpansionintoh

abitatscontinuetowreakhavoconbirdpopulations.“Wehavealreadylostover160birdspeciesinthelast500years,andtherateofextinctionisaccelerating,

”saidLucyHaskell,whoisleadauthorofthereport.“Historically,mostextinctionswereonislands,butworryinglythereisagrowingwaveofconti

nentalextinctions,drivenbylandscape-scalehabitatloss.”ThereportrevieweddatafromtheInternationalUnionforConse

rvationofNatureRedList.Analysisshowedthat5,412ofbirdspeciesworldwide,or49percent,havedecliningpopulations,while38percentare

stable,6percentareincreasing,and6percenthaveunknowntrends.Oneineightspeciesisthreatenedwithextinction,andalsohighl

ightedthemassivescaleofpopulationlossinseveralwell-surveyedareas.Theexpansionandintensification(集约化)inagricultur

eistheleadingthreattobirds,thereportsaid,impactingatleast73percentofthreatenedspecies.Unsustainableloggingandmanagementofforestsisanothers

ignificantthreat,impactingnearlyhalfofthreatenedbirdspecies.Birdsplayanessentialroleinthehealthofecosystemsaro

undtheworld.Theyarepredators,pollinators,seeddispensers,andscavengers,andhelptomoveandcyclenutrientsacrosswideranges.“Birdstellusaboutthehe

althofournaturalenvironment—weignoretheirmessagesatourperil,”Lucysaid.Authorsofthereportsaidthatgovernmentsmustpri

oritizemoresustainableagriculturepracticesandtheprotectionofnaturalhabitatsinordertoslowpopulationdeclinei

nbirdspecies.Therearenumerousexamplesofpopulationsbouncingbackwiththehelpofwell-coordinatedconservationprogr

ams.“Ifwegivenatureachance,itcanrecover,”saidButchart,whoischiefscientistforBirdLife.“Thereisnodenyingthatthesituationisterrible,bu

tweknowhowtoreversethesedeclines.”24．Whatdoestheunderlinedphrase“wreakhavocon”inParagraph1probablymean?A．Graduallych

ange.B．Sharplyincrease.C．Slightlydisturb.D．Seriouslydamage.25．Howdidthereportshowthestateoftheworld’sbirds?A．Bylistingcauses.B．Bymakingcom

parisons.C．Byanalyzingdata.D．Byansweringquestions.26．Whatisthemajorthreattobirdsaccordingtothereport?A

．Illegalhuntingforbirds.B．Thedevelopmentofagriculture.C．Poormanagementofforests.D．Thelossoflandscape-scalehabitats.27．Whatcanbeinferre

dfromthelastparagraph?A．Birdsplayavitalroleinmaintainingbiodiversity.B．Governmentshaveprotectednaturalhabitatsgreatly.C．Conservationprogram

sneedtobeupdatedmorefrequently.D．Scientistsareconfidentaboutslowingpopulationdeclineofbirds.CFiveyearsago,Meredith

Arthur,a45-year-oldSanFranciscoresident,arrivedataneurologistappointment.Shespokeamileaminute,explainingwhyshethought

itmightholdcluestoherneckpain,frequentdizzinessandheadaches.“Iwaspresentingmyinexpertcasetoanexpert,

whostoppedmeandsaid,‘Iknowwhat’swrong.Youhavegeneralizedanxietydisorder.’”Arthurisoneofthe40millionAmericanadultswhoexperienceananxiety

disorder—themostcommonformofmentalillness—everyyear.Itsmajorfactoristheuncertaintyaboutsituationsindailylife.“Idescribeanxietyasafuture-orientedemo

tionalresponsetoaperceivedthreat,”saysJoelMinden,PhD,aclinicalpsychologist.“Weanticipatethatsomethingbadwillhappen.Maybewehaveevidence.Maybewedo

n’t.Butwehaveabeliefthatsomethingcatastrophicmightoccur.”Almostimmediately,Mindensays,yoursympatheticnervou

ssystemkicksintohighgear.Thisleadstothereleaseofadrenalineandcortisol,twoofthecrucialhormones(荷尔蒙)thatdriveyourbody’sfigh

t-freeze-flightresponseandcauseanxiety’sphysicalsymptoms.Yourheartraces,yourbloodpressurerises,yourpupilsdilate,yougetshortofbreath.Meanwhile,corti

solcurbsfunctionsthatyourbrainconsidersnon-essential:Itaffectsimmunesystemresponsesandsuppresses(抑制)thedigestivesystem

,thereproductivesystem,andgrowthprocesses.Thiswashelpfulforourancestorstryingtooutruntigersbutisnotsomuchwhenyoucan’tstopstrugglingwiththe

problemwhetheryoumighthavecaughtCOVID-19whentheguybehindyouinlineatthegrocerystorecoughed.Anxietycanshowitselfinmanyways.Yo

umightperceivesomethingasthreateningevenwhenitisn’torgotogreatlengthstoavoiduncomfortablesituations.Youmightconstantlyoverthinkplansorspen

dallofyourtimecreatingsolutionstoworst-casescenarios.Maybeyoufeelindecisiveandfearmakingthewrongdecision.Oryoumightfindyourselfrestless,nervous,a

ndunabletorelax.Thegoodnewsisthatanxietyisverymanageablewithsomecombinationofmedication,therapy,andli

festyleadjustments.28．Whatdoestheunderlinedword“curbs”inparagraph5mostprobablymean?A．activatesB．restrictsC．damagesD．remov

es29．Whatcanyouinferfromthepassage?A．Socialfactorsaretoblameforanxietydisorders.B．AnxietyisthemostcommonillnessintheUS.C．M

entalwell-beinghasbeenMeredithArthur’sconcern.D．anxietydisorderscanbecontrolledwithcertaintreatments.30．

WhichofthefollowingisNOTthetypicalsymptomofanxiety?A．Tryingtofindsolutionstotheworstsituationfromtimetotime.B．Hesitatingt

omakethefinaldecisionforfearofmistakes.C．Heartracingandbloodpressurerisingattheimaginedsituation.D．Feelingrestlessornervousevenwhenthere’snothing

threateningaround.31．Whatwillthefollowingpartmostprobablytalkabout?A．Theadvanceofscienceandtechnology.B．Theeffectsoftheanxietydisor

ders.C．Tipstominimizenegativeeffectsofanxiety.D．TheanticipationofMeredithArthur.DSomeofthemostattractiv

epicturestocomeoutoftheAlaskaearthquakearethephotosthatshowslope(斜坡）failures,inwhichpartsofformerlysolidhi

llscavedin，toreorletloose.Andiftherehappenedtobearoadorbuildingontopoftheslopesthatfailed，theresultwashorrible.Slopescanfailwi

thoutearthquakes,astheresultofpouringrainqrw：eathering.Buttheshakingcausedbyaquake—particularlyalargeonelikewhatoccurrednearAnchorageo

nFriday—caneitherspeeduptheprocessorcreateentirelynewfailuresthatwouldn'thaveotherwisehappened.Severals

lopefailuresweredocumentedintheAnchorageareainthehoursaftertheearthquakeFriday,themostinterestingofwhichwaso

nVineRoadsouthwestofWasilla.It’sasifsomeonecamealongwithalargedestroyingballanddroppeditonVineRoad,whichwrinkledlikeabrokenegg.Sci

entistsseemedsurprisedathowmanyslopefailuresoccurredasaresultofthe7.0-magnitude(震级）quake.Thecenterofthequakewasdeep,at27milesbelowthesurface—akeyre

asonwhythedamageinAnchoragewasrelativelylight.Suchanearthquakewouldbeexpectedtoproduceshakingoveralargearea,butp

robablywithreasonablymodesttopgroundaccelerations,Friday’searthquakewouldcertainlybefelt,butthesurfaceofEarthwouldn'tbemovingbadlyenoughtopr

oducewidespreadlandslides.PhotosfromAlaskashowalotoflateral(横向的）spread,inwhichthegroundtearsopen.Whateverisontopofthe

groundattheplaceittearsinhalfisalsotorninhalfafterwards,likehighwaysorbuildings.Thebuildingssurroundingthespreadarealsoatri

skofdamagebecauseoftheforceofthegroundspreadingoutawayfromthetear.There’salsodocumentationofblockspread，inwhi

chpartofthegroundbreaksoffahillandslidesawaymostlyperfect.32．Whatdoweknowaboutslopefailures?A．Theymaycauseearthquakes.B．Theyusuallyhappen

witharoadontop.C．TheyalwayshappenwithearthquakesD．Theymaypullpartsofthehillsapart33．WhatcanweinferfromParagraph2?A．E

arthquakeshavegreateffectonslopefailures.B．Mostslopefailuresoccurafterthepouringrain.C．Earthquakesresultinslo

pefailuresimmediately.D．Slopefailuresoccurmainlywithlargeearthquakes.34．WhatdidthescientiststhinkoftheAlas

kaearthquakeFriday?A．Itproducedshakingoveralargearea.B．Itcausedfewerslopefailuresthanexpected.C．Itwasn’tfe

ltforitsdeepcenter.D．Itdidn’tproducelandslides.35．Inwhichcircumstancecanwefindthegroundslidesdownahillalmos

tunbroken?A．Landslides.B．Slopefailures.C．Lateralspread.D．Blockspread.第二节（共5小题：每小题2.5分，满分12.5分）下面文章有五处需要添加小标题。请从以下选项中选出符合各段意思的小标题。选项中有两项是多余选项。Searchi

ngforanewcattoaddtoyourfamily?Ifyourhomealreadyhasacat,youmaywonderhowyourcatwillwelcomeanewpartner.____36____Continu

ereadingfortipsonhowtodothat.Yourexistingcat’sneedscomefirst.____37____Doesyourcatpreferfemalecatsovermalecats?Ifhe/sheenjoysthecompanyoffemalecats,a

doptingafemalecatcanhelp.Ifyouadoptayoungkittenasacompanionforyouroldercat,itcanworkwellaskittensgetal

ongwithacatofanyage.Showeryourexistingcatwithextraattention.Catscanbeterritorialwhenitcomestotheirspace;thesamecanbetruefor

theirownersaswell.____38____Givingyourcatmorehugsandcareduringtheintroductionofanewcatcanhelpeasehis/herbadfee

ling.Thisalsohelpsyourcatacceptandtrustthenewonemorequickly.____39____Whenyoubringyournewcathome,it’sbesttoke

epthecatsindifferentrooms.Thiswaytheywon’ttrytodefendtheirterritory.Eachshouldhavetheirownspacewithbowlsandcatfurnituresohe/sh

edon’tfeeltheneedtocompete.Anddospendtimewiththenewcatashe/shecanalsobestressedinanewenvironment.Int

roducethenewcatslowly.Yourcatswillhavethechancetogetusedtoeachother’ssmellthroughthedoor.Whentheyseeminterestedinmeeting,youcanbring

oneintotheother’sterritory._______40_______Ifyounoticeeitherofthecatsgettinguncomfortable,separatethem.A．Separatethec

atsinitially.B．Makesureyourcatfeelsathome.C．Dothisatleastafewdaysafterthenewcatarrives.D．Thinkaboutyourexistingcat’sper

sonalityandhabits.E．Yourcatcangetenviousofanewcomereasilyiffeelingignored.F．Givebothcatsaspecialtreatwhentheyfirstmeettoencouragepeace.G．T

hereisaprocesstomakethechangelessstressfulforbothyouandthecats.第三部分语言运用（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，选出可以填入空白处的最

佳选项。It’sthattimeagainwhenwe’rebusybuyingandgivingthem.Sometimeswecallthem____41____,sometimespresents.Istherea____42____?T

hewordscomefromdifferent____43____.GifthasitsoriginintheGermanicrootfor“togive”.Itreferredtoanactof____44____,andthen,tothe

thingbeinggiven.PresentcomesfromtheFrenchfor“topresent”.Apresentisthethingpresented.Theywerebothusedtoexpressthe____45____ofsom

ethinggoingthroughachangeof____46____withoutexpectationofpaymentfromthe13thcenturyonward.Thewordsgiftandpresentarewe

ll-matchedsynonymsthatmeanalmostthesamething.____47____,evenwell-matchedsynonymshavetheirownuniquepatternsof____48____.Giftappliestoawiderangeofsit

uations.Presentsaremore____49____.Ifyourwholefamilygave____50____toyourcollegefundforyourbirthday,woul

dyousay“Igotalotofpresents”?Itdoesn’texactlysound____51____,butsinceyouneverholdthesedonationsinyourhand,gifts

seemtofitbetter.Giftcanalsoactlikeanadjectivetodescribeanothernoun.Whatdoyoucallthetypeofshopwhereyoucanbuypresentsforpeople?Agiftshop.Presentdo

esn’tworkwellinthisroleof____52____othernouns.Wehavegiftboxesandgiftcards,notpresentboxesandpresentcards.Still,____53____myper

sonalsenseofthe____54____,present—thoughitmaynotbeascommon—ismorecasualsoundingthangift.Butwhetherit’sgiftsorpresentsyou_

___55____,Iwishyoumanyandlotsthisyear.41．A．giftsB．awardsC．friendsD．families42．A．mistakeB．differenceC．planD．promise43．A

．gamesB．storiesC．situationsD．languages44．A．givingB．speakingC．leavingD．listening45．A．dreamB．chanceC．adviceD．idea46．A．possessionB．attitudeC．co

lorsD．decisions47．A．ThereforeB．MoreoverC．HoweverD．Otherwise48．A．behaviorB．useC．spellingD．development49．A．transparentB．concreteC．positiveD

．public50．A．thanksB．attentionC．donationsD．discounts51．A．wrongB．easyC．unluckyD．cool52．A．explainingB．correctingC．analyzingD．describing53．A．becauseof

B．accordingtoC．inspiteofD．inadditionto54．A．actionsB．eventsC．wordsD．directions55．A．orderB．offerC．makeD．prefer第二节（共10小

题：每小题1.5分，满分15分）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。ItwasDragonboatDay.Shinywhitetentslinedthewaterfront,____56____(provide)shadeandrefreshmentsforDragonB

oatpaddlers(桨手)fromalloverCalifornia,____57____gatheredaroundtheCastaicLakeforafestivecompetition.Gigglingkidsraced

cheerfullyalongthelakesidebeach,____58____theirparentsenjoyingtheshadypicnicareasunderthetreesalongtheshore.“It’sagreatday

out,”saidPaulLin,co-founderforCastaic’sownDragonEyesteam.Dragonboatracinghasbeengoingonforthousandso

fyearsinChina,____59____(initial)inhonoroftheChinesewaterdragondeity(神)inanefforttocalldownrainandavoid____60____(fortune)anddisaster.Inthera

ce,adrummer____61____(use)alargetraditionalwoodendrumtokeepthepaddlersonbeat,whileasteersmaninthebackkeepsthemi

ntheirlane.Linsaidafriendgothim____62____(involve)indragonboatracingoveradecadeago.In2018,theydecidedtohosttheirownfestival.“There’s____63____reallys

pecialtobelearnedfromourdragonboatmotto:‘OneBoat,OneBeat’,”hesaid.“Paddlerscomefromallwalksoflifeandthatkindof____64

____(close)withpeopleisnowhereelsetobeseen.”“Wereallywanttohelpexpandawarenessandgrowthesport,”Linsaid.“We’rehopingon

edayit’llbecome____65____Olympicsport.”第四部分写作（共两节，满分40分）第一节应用文写作（15分）2022年北京冬奥会很“中国”，许多元素向世界展现了中国文化或中国理念。请选取其中一二撰写一

篇短文，参加ChinaDaily举办的“ChinaMeetstheWorld”征文比赛。注意：1.词数80左右；2.可以适当增加细节，以使行文连贯。参考词汇：吉祥物mascot；二十四节气24solarterms；一起向未来TogetherForASharedFuture；

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）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。Mytwinsister,Mary,andIlivedtogetherforeighteenyearsbeforewewenttocollege.We’dknowneachothersomuchandalwa

ysenjoyedsharedtime.Wehappilysanganddancedtogether,haddinnerandwenttobedtogether,anddiscussedthemathsproblemsandrecitedthepoemstogether.Butonesm

allthingcouldn’tbesharedsmoothlyandthat’sthetroublewithtoothpaste.Crest(佳洁士)madeusgiveinanddemandedtoknowwh

atweweremadeof.Yousee,Marylikestocarefullyfoldandrollthetoothpastetube.Iliketograbitinthemiddleandsqueeze(挤).Imightcallherfoldingabittoo

careful.Shemightconsidermysqueezingcarelessandrude.Thisdifferenceinstylemayseemmild,butitcausedthebigtroubleinthelaterdays.Atfir

st,itwasalittlejoke.I’dsqueeze.She’droll.Ha,ha.I’dsqueezeagain.She’drollagain.Annoying.I’dsqueezeevenwhen

Iwasn’tbrushingmyteeth.She’dslipintoroll,roll,roll.Afterslippingandsqueezing,tip-toeingandrollingfortwoweeks,itwasunavoidabl

ethatwefinallymetfacetofaceinourtinypinkbathroomwithourhandsonthetoothpaste.Weactuallyyelledateachother.Imayhaveevencried.Whywasshesoo

bsessive(过分的)?WhywasIsovindictive(报复性的)?Whycouldn’tsheloosenup?Whycouldn’tIcalmdown?Werewestilltalkingaboutthetoothpaste?Thetoothpastehadbecomem

orethansomethingtobrushourteethwith;ithadbecomeasymbolforaspectsofourindividualpersonalitiesthatwedidnotalwayscaretoreveal.MaybeIwasbeing

alittlevindictive.Maybeshewasbeingabitobsessive.Maybeitreallydidn’tmatterhowwedealtwiththetoothpaste.Butmaybeitdid.注意：1.续写词数应为15

0左右;2.请按如下格式在答题卡的相应位置作答。Thankfully,wethoughtofasolution.__________________________________________________________

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_______________________________________________参考答案：第一部分听力（共两节，满分30分）1．C2．B3．A4．B5．A6．C7．A8．A9．B10．C11．A12．A13．B14．A15．B16．D

17．C18．C19．B20．A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）21．A22．C23．B24．D25．C26．B27．D28．B29．D30．C3

1．C32．D33．A34．B35．D第二节（共5小题：每小题2.5分，满分12.5分）36．G37．D38．E39．A40．C第三部分语言运用（共两节，满分30分）第一节（共15小题：每小题1分，满分15分）41．A42．B43．D

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etherForASharedFutureandsoon.Today,Iwouldliketomakeabriefintroductionofthe24solartermswhichembodiesthewisdomofancie

ntChinesepeople.The24solartermsaredividedinto24tobetterdistinguishtheweathercharacteristicsofeachsolarterm,fromSpringBeginst

oGreatCold.TheyaccuratelyreflectthechangesofnaturalrhythmsandplayanextremelyimportantroleinPeople'sDailylife.The24solarterms

containalongculturalconnotationandhistoricalaccumulation,whichisanimportantpartofthelonghistoryandcultureoftheChinesenation.第二节读后续写（满分25分）On

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