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年月份温州市普通高中高考适应性测试20213英语试题第卷注意事项I.答第卷前，考生务必将自己的姓名、准考证号填写在答题卷上1I.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，用橡皮擦干净后,再2选涂其他答案标号不能答在本试卷上，否则无效第一部分听力（共两节，满分分）30做题时，先将答案标在试卷上录音内容结束后，你将有两分钟的时间将试卷上的答案转涂到答题卷上第一节（共小题；每小题分，满分分）
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1.What is the womanmakingA.A salad.B.A soup.C.A coffee.
2.Where doesthe conversationmost probablytake placeA.In arestaurant.B.At the mans office.C.At the womans house.
3.Why didthe womancall the manA.To invitehim to the beach.B.To seekhelp forher writing.C.To consulthim abouther travel.
4.Whafs theweather likeA.Rainy.B.Hot.C.Windy.
5.What isthe relationshipbetween the man and the womanA.Colleagues.B.Husband andwife.C.Teacher andstudent.年月份温州市普通高中高考适应性测试20213英语试题第一部分听力（共小题;每小题分，满分分）
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522.5听下面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、、三个选项中选出5A BC最佳选项，并标在试卷的相应位置听每段对话或独白前，你将有时间阅读各个小题，每小题秒钟；5听完后，各小题将给出秒钟的作答时间每段对话或独白读两遍听第段材料，回答第、题
56676.What doesthe womanlike mostabout beinga teacherA.Doing professionalresearch.B.Seeing herstudents makeprogress.C.Meeting andlearning fromvarious people.
7.How doesthe womanfeel abouther jobA.Challenging.B.Rewarding.C.Stressful.听第段材料，回答第至题
78108.When doesthe conversationtake placeA.In June.B.In August.C.In September.
9.What doesthe womanintend to do inGoldsmiths CollegeA.To seeexhibitions.B.To majorin design.C.To geta mastersdegree.
10.Why doesthe womanchoose thetwo-year optionA.She needsto workpart-time.B.She plansto takemore classes.C.She wants to createmore artworks.听第段材料，回答第至题
8111311.What doesthemanactually think of thetaste ofpizzaA.Great.B.Bad.C.Spicy.
12.What dowe knowabout themanA.He likeseating pumpkins.B.Hes lostan oldfamily recipe.C.He isnot experiencedin cooking.
13.What willthe womando nextA.Help theman.B.Eat somepizza.C.Prepare hamsandwich alone.听第段材料，回答第至题914/
614.What doesthe womanask theman todoA.To makean apology.B.To pickup the apples.C Toremove thebranches.
15.What doesthewomanthreaten todoA.To takethemanto court.B.To fightwith theman.C.To destroytheappletree.
16.How doesthemansound听第段材料，回答第至题A.Friendly.B.Annoyed.C.Guilty.
10172017.Whats relatedto successmost according to aHarvard studyA.Family ine.B.Books athome.C.Parents*education.
18.What isthe bestpart ofreading tokidsA.Relaxing atbedtime.B.Sharing knowledge.C.Offering chancesto municate.
19.When shouldparents startto readto theirkidsA.As earlyas possible.B.After theirkids arebom.C.When theirkids learnto speak.
20.What doesthe speakermean finallyA.Families shouldhave tripstogether.B.Kids shouldhave morefun activities.C.Reading bringsfun toyoung families.第二部分阅读理解（共两节，满分分）35第一节（共10个小题每小题
2.5分，满分25分）阅读下列短文，从每题所给的、、和四个选项中，选出最佳选项，并在答题卷上将该项涂A BC D黑A（诊断）（胰腺When Jack Andraka was15years old,he createda newdiagnostic testfor pancreatic cancer癌）.Jacks testis28times faster,26000times lessexpensive and over100times moresensitive thanthe currentfdiagnostictests.His testearned himfirst prizeal theIntel InternationalScience andEngineering Fair,which is likethe Olympicsof science fairs.It was after aclose familyfriend diedof pancreaticcancer thatJack Andrakabecame interestedin findingabetter early-detection diagnostictest.Jack saidthe solutioncame tohim duringhis highschool biologyclass.He（纳米管）was secretlyreading anarticle about nanotubes whilethe teacher was talkingabout antibodies.Jack saidthetwo ideascame togetherin hishead,and hethought hecould binewhat theteacherwassaying withwhat heknewaboutnanotubesto createan earlydetection testfor pancreaticcancer.Jack Andrakaused whathe foundthrough Googlesearches andfree onlinescience journalsto developa plananda budget.Jack contactedabout200people includingresearchers atJohns HopkinsUniversity and the NationalInstitutesof Healthwith aproposal to work in their labs.He got199rejections beforehe finallygot anacceptance（肿瘤学）from Dr.Anirban MaiIra,Professor ofOncology atJohns HopkinsSchool ofMedicine.Jack workedafterschool every day,on weekends andoverholidays atMaitras labuntil hedeveloped histest.So,think aboutJackAndrakathe nexttime youhear thatsomething cantbe done.Or,if youreceive numerous（）rejections closeto200in JackAndraka*s caseor youresimply hesitatingto giveone ofyour ideas a shot.Also,keep inmind that you dontnecessarily need a giantteam,billions ofdollars inresources oreven more than15years oflife experiencetodosomething amazing.
21.Why didJack decidetoworkon thediagnostic testA.The existingtest wasnot widelyused.B.He wantedto win a prize in asciencefair.C.A familyfriend diedq/pancreaticcancer.D.He gotinspired inhis highschool biologyclass.
22.How didJack workout thetestA.By cooperatingwith Google.B.By doingexperiments in the lab.C.By conductingresearches online.D.By contactingabout200people.
23.In whichsection of a newspapercan this article appearA.Life StyleTrends B.HospitalsICUsC.Inspirational StoriesD.Interesting DiscoveriesB（脱水），When in space,astronauts typicallyeat dehydratednutrient-rich food,but whenit esto longerspacemissions,that can bee aproblem astheyll eventuallylack nutrientsfrom fresh vegetables.However,Ying Diao,achemical andbiomolecular engineeringprofessor will be researchingways astronautscan growtheir ownfreshvegetables moreefficiently during space missions.Diao*s goalfor thisresearch is to developwearable sensorsfor plantsso thattheir healthand stresslevels aredetectedautonomously,with noneed fbrhumans todo thetesting.Then,a smart“plant chamberwillbedevelopedthat canidentify thebest conditionsfbr a plant to grow into reduceits stress.Diao alsowantstodevelop anothersensorthat willcontinuously monitora plantsgrowthover itslifetime.nWe*re helpingthe astronautsto be more healthyduringspacemissions,by improvingthehealth of the plantsthey grow/1Diao said.nSo thebigger impactcould also be thatit helpsfuture humancolonizationon Marsor onother possible habitats.Although theultimate goalfor thisproject andresearch isto helppeople inspace,it couldalsobeused backonEarth inaddressing climate change.“During climatechange,aplantexperiences alot ofstress,but weneedaplant tobemoreproductive withoutincreasingthe footprintoftheagriculture landto feedthe growingpopulation ofour planetJ Diaosaid.nTo addressthis conflict,we couldpotentially helpdecipher（破译）how theclimatechangeand themicroenvironmentsare impactingthe plantstress andthen wearc betterequipped tohelp plantsadapt toa changingenvironment.,,“Most ofthe technologyin myfield isdeveloped forhuman healthbut we*ve beenignoring plantsfbr toolongJ Diaosaid,nI thinkit*sanew frontierthat Iwant to go intoand itis justpart of a smartagriculturemovement.”
24.What troublesastronauts withlonger missionsA.The way togrowfreshvegetables.B.A shortageof nutrientsfrom freshvegetables.C.A decreasein dehydrated,nutrient-rich food.
25.What isthe purposeof Diao*s projectA.To findpossiblehabitatsfbr people.B.To dealwith climatechange onearth.C.To decreasethe footprintof agriculture.D.To helppeople tostay healthyinspace.
26.What isthe newfrontier forDiaoA.Technology fbrplants.B.Sensors fbrspace use.C.A smartagriculture movement.D.Research intohuman health.CD.The balancebetween workand growingvegetables.？Is therea singleword thatmotivates usmore than“weekend”It*slikethe promiseof asweet hereafter（劳累）following whatseems likea lifetimeof toil.Its thespring inour stepthat getsbouncier witheach passing一day untilby Friday,were practicallybumping ourheads againstthe ceiling.The troubleis thatthe weekend isarip-off Youthink you*re getting48hours ofunconditional downtime,butreality takesa discount.In fact,it takesmost ofSunday.Thafs whenanxiety escreeping in and anothercountdownbegins:12hours untilMonday.Sure,weekendisfree time.But themounting stressof anining Mondaycan eraseanyjoy youmight getfrom aSunday evening.一That feelingis somon amongthe Mondayto-Friday crowd,theres evenmorethanone namefor it:theSunday Scaries,or SundayFear Syndrome.Going from a countdown to the weekend toa countdownto Mondaycanbe difficult.Even Monster-a websitethat specializesin yokinghumanstotheMonday—to-Friday cycle-admits it*saproblem.In asurvey,Monster foundthat76%ofAmericans have“really bad“Sunday nightblues.For most people,Sunday isno holidayat all.It mayall edowntothe sameproblem;We can*t stopthinkingabout tomorrow.Even worse,we maydevelop somedownright unhealthycoping strategiesfbr thattransition fromweekendsto Monday.Some mightresist——staying uplate,milking everyminute ofa fleetingSunday in the formofmind-numbing distractions.But whyshould Mondaycast sucha longand fearfulshadow onour livesMaybe ifsbecause thecounter isreset,andtheweekend,or happiness,seems atits furthestpoint,like mostof us,you havea tolerablejob,but don*tmuch likethe wholeidea ofworking,there areplenty ofways to make Mondaysa littleless stressful.Mostimportantly,don*t leaveany unsettledFriday businesshanging overtheweekend.So,clear thedecks andtie uploose ends.
27.What dowe knowabout weekendin paragraph!A.It ishard-earned.B.It doesntbring joyas expected.C.It addsto peoplesanxiety.D.It providesgood timeto relax.
28.Why doesthe writermention MonsterinthetextA.To supporthis idea.B.To clarifya question.C.To showits popularity.D.To providemore information.
29.What doesthe writerthinkofthe waymostpeoplespend theweekendA.Tolerant.B.Conservative.C.Practical.D.Unwise.
30.Which ofthe followingisthebest titlefbr thetextA.Why MondayTakes aBite Outof SundayB.Why PeopleAre StressedOut onFridaysC.Why aCountdown tothe WeekendIs DifficultD.Why MondayCasts aFearful Shadowon OurLives第二节共小题；每小题分，满分分5210根据短文内容，从短文后的选项中选出能填入空白处的最佳选项,选项中有两项为多余选项You maywant tostart payingattention tosupermarket shelvesbecause theyare changingrapidly.Soon,whenyou walkby a shelf filledwith produce,it mayhave electroniclabels,personalized advertisements,RFID radiofrequencyidentification readertechnology andIOT internetof thingssensors.Smart shelveswith digitaldisplaysare ingto moresupermarkets aspaper labelsare replacedwith advancedtechnology.Electronic labelswill replaceall thepaper labelswhich announcethe prices.31Electronic labelsdisplayprices,advertisements,nutritional data,coupons andvideos.Imagine standingin frontofamilk displayandinstantly paringnutritional information among differentbrands whilegetting aflashing couponthatyouscan withyourphone.32For example,sensors installedintheshelves cantell whenyou approachthem,so they can show you a dealon thesame breadyou purchasedlast week.Additionally,if youuse astores appto createa shoppinglist,the smartshelvescan interactwith thelist andshow youwhere tofind theitems youwant.RFID usuallyhas atag thatcan transmitand receivedata.33In supermarkets,RFID technologycan helpretailersmanage.RFID tagscan alertstore assistantswhen theshelves areempty andneed restockingor whensomeonehas putthe wrongitems onashelf.IOT sensorshave manypotential usesinasupermarket.34The sensorscan checktemperatures infreezersand casesto makesure theyare correct.They canalso collectdata fromsmart shelves.The technologycan helpsupermarketsunderstand whichproducts appealto consumersand canaffect howstores arrangeitems ondisplay.35From digitaldisplays thatshow instantprice changesto advertisementslinked toyour shoppinglist,youcan expectthe technologyto beemore personalized.A.One ofthe mostbasic istemperature control.B.Smart shelveswill changehowyoushop inthe future.C.Smart shelvescan interactwith appsonacustomers smartphone.D.They canautomatically scanyour purchasesand makeshopping faster.E.It usesradio wavesto identifyitems andtransmit informationabout them.F.They willmake iteasier tochange theprices inan entirestore withinminutes.第三部分G.Some consumerswill sharetheir personalinformation andpurchase historyto scoreadeal.语言运用（共两节，满分分）45第一节完形填空（共小题每小题分，满分分）20L530阅读下面短文，从短文后各题所给的、、和四个选项中，选出可以填入空白处的最佳选项，A BC D并在答题纸上将该项涂黑As Americacontinued tosuffer fromthe pandemic,there were some ordinaryindividuals whoheld ustogether.Here ishow one36went.Louis Galvan was clearingoff table411,where acouple of his mostloyal customershad37dinner.Like manyothers,his restaurantwas hurting.The restaurantshad just38some workersfor thebaseballseason.More than30ofhisemployees werecounting ona bigopening daythat wouldnever
39.In thedaysbefore thegovernor40his statesrestaurants,Galvanwasespecially41fbr regularssuch asthe onesat table、
411.That night,they had42about$90worth offood.But it was the43theyd leftbehind thatblew himaway.44itwastwo tips.One was$1,900in cash.The otherwritten on the creditcard receipt,was$7,
500.The couple45lefta handwrittennote onthe receipt:Hold itto46yourguys overthe nextfew weeks.“We were47that theyweresogenerous.We didn*t48it.They wentabove andbeyond whatwas49,/wasnt surez/we weregoing tostay open,but50we havesomeone likethat,weYegoing tokeep going.We willbe offeringfood orderstogo.,r saidGalvan.He splitthe money5]among theemployees,so everyonegot about$
300.52Galvan couldnow paythe tipforward.nIf there*s anyonewho doesnothave foodto eat,53just needsa glassof water,they arc54to eby.We arehere55our munity.Galvan said.
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40.A.called B.designed C.advertised D.closed
41.A.good B.annoyed C.grateful D.sorry
42.A.cooked B.ordered C.reserved D.donated
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44.A.Suddenly B.Actually C.Fortunately D.Generally
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50.A.knowing B.promising C.imagining D.pretending
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55.A.within B.for C.beyond D.by年月份温州市普通高中高考适应性测试20213英语试题第卷II注意将答案写在答题卷上写在本试卷上无效第二节共小题;每小题分，满分分
101.515阅读下面材料，在空白处填入适当的内容个单词或括号内单词的正确形式1微粒的粒子PM standsfor particulatematter:the termfor amixture ofsolid particlesand liquiddropletsin theair.Some particlesare largeor darkenough tobe seenby oureyes.Others are so small that theycan only56discover witha microscope.These particleseinmany sizesand57shape andcanbemade upof manydifferent chemicals.Some edirectlyfromasource,such asfields orfires.Most particlesform58the atmosphereasaresult ofplex reactionsofchemicals,59are pollutantsfrom powerplants,industries andautomobiles.Particulate matter60contain microscopicparticles that aresosmallthattheycanbe breathedinandmakeone61serious ill.Some particles less than10micrometers indiameter canget deepinto yourlungs62some mayevenget intoyour bloodstream.Of these,particleslessthan
2.5micrometers indiameter,also knownas PM
2.5,create the63great riskto health.Fortunately,everydaythe AirQuality IndexAQI tellsyou howclean or64pollute youroutdoor airis,along withassociated healtheffects thatmay beof concern.The AQItranslates airquality datainto numbersandcolors thathelp youunderstand when65_take actionto protectyour health.第四部分写作共两节，满分分第一节应用文写作满分分4015假定你是李华，你关注的英语论坛正在征集题为的帖子请围绕该话题写一“A SchoolDay Out”帖子，内容包括.时间地点；
1.具体活动
2.你的感受3注意.词数左右;
180.可适当增加细节，以使行文连贯2A SchoolDay Out第二节概要写作（满分分）25阅读下面短文，根据其内容写一篇词左右的内容概要60Feeling hungryIf yourefeeling starved,what isthe easiestwaytosatisfy yourhunger Manyof uswillreach/dr atakeaway menuand ordersome deliciousbut possiblyunhealthy food.And ourincreasingly busylifeadds to our needto buyready-made foodonthego ordelivered toour home.Eating optionsare endless,and newtechnology meanswe canfeed ourdesire atthe pushofabutton.Takeaway deliveryapps makeordering foodquick andconvenient.This isespecially thecase duringthe recentcoronaviruscrisis,when peoplestuck athome withnothing tocook orlacked theskills toprepare ameal forthemselves.Its calculatedthat inthe UKalone,people eatthree milliontakeaway mealsa day,andthethreebiggest deliveryapps togetheroffer achoice of100cuisines from60,000restaurants.Amelia Brophy,Head ofUKData Productsat YouGov,told theBBC thatits researchsuggests thatthe frequencyof takeawaysordered isexpectedto increaseinthefuture/1（诱惑）（大口Ifs nowonder weare temptedto skipthe groceryshopping,avoid thekitchen,and tuckinto吃）something thatsomeone elsehas prepared.But orderinga deepcrust pizza,a spicycurry ora boxof noodles,can eataprice bothfinancially andtoourhealth.Eating toomuch processedand unhealthyfast foodhas effectonobesity andthe riskof developingcertain diseases.Children andadolescents whoeat fastfood atleast threetimesa weekare morelikely todevelop eczema,accordingtoone study.Eczema isa skincondition thatcauses patchesofitchy skin.Of course,reducing salt,sugar andfat isone waytomaketakeaway foodhealthier.Yet,thafs farfrom enough.The bestadvice youmight wantto takeistofind arecipe bookand trymaking yourown meal.。
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