无锡市2022年秋学期高三期中教学质量调研测试英语试题 答案 听力原文

无锡市年秋学期高三期中教学质量调研测试2022注意事项及说明.考试前请将答题卡上的项目填写清楚

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2150120.答案一律写在答题卡上考试结束时，上交答题卡3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卡上第一节（共小题:每小题分，满分分）

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57.5听下面段对话每段对话后有一个小题，从题中所给的、、三个选项中选出最佳5A BC选项，并标在试卷的相应位置听完每段对话后，你都有秒钟的时间来回答有关小题和阅10读下一小题每段对话仅读一遍

1.Who suggestsclimbing the towerA.Dave.B.Julie.C.Tony.

2.What is the probablerelationship betweenthe speakersA.Doctor andpatient.B.Mother andson.C.Teacher andstudent.

3.What doesthe womanprobably doA.A teacher.B.A doctor.C.A student.

4.What doesBob think of thebookA.Funny.B.Attractive.C.Uninteresting.

5.How doesthe womandeal withdifficult lecturesA.By recordingthem.B.By talkingwith lecturers.C.By takingnotes.第二节（共小题每小题分满分分）

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22.5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5A B.C选出最佳选项，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愿，每小题秒钟听完后，各小题将给出秒钟的作答时间每段对话或独白读两道听第段材556料，回答第、题67A.The father.B.The mother.C.The boy.

6.Who isin thepicture on the wallA.A rolemodel.B.A crazycamper.C.A goodreader.

7.What doesthe womanthink of the man听第段材料,；回答第、题789A.For2days.B.For3days.C.For5days.

8.How longwill the man goon a business tripA.Hot.B.Cloudy.C.Changeable.

9.Which wordcan describethe weatherof the following days听第段材料，回答第至题

8101210.Where doesthe conversationtake placeA.In auniversity.B.At aparty.C.On abusinesswith tearsin hiseyes.Because ofthis braveaction,the frontpage of the localpaper calledhimHomeless Hero”.Then he was contactedby acompany thatoffered him a jobto helphim getback onhisfeet.Thomas Campbelldid notfeel invisiblyany more.Every timeThomas thoughtback tothisincident,he couldnthelp thinking,“It ismore blessedto givethan toreceive.书面表达得分要点和评分参考标准

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（二）评分标准略无锡市年秋学期高三期中教学质量调研测试2022英语听力录音稿这是无锡市年秋学期高三期中教学质量调研测试英语听力部分，该部分分为第一第2022二两节注意，回答听力部分时，请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卡上听力考试现在开始第一P听下面段对话每段对话后有一个小题，从题中所给的三个选项中选出最佳选5A.B.C项，听完每段对话后，你都有秒钟的时间来回答有关小题和阅读下一小题每段对话仅读10遍Text1W:Oh,this soundsinteresting Tonysays we should climbto thetop of thetowerand enjoythewonderful view.M:That*s ahigh tower.Do you think Daveand Julieare ftenough toclimb itW:Of coursethey are.The exercisewill dothem good.Text2M:Im notfeeling welltoday.I have a badcough and my noseis runningI dontwant togo toschool.W:Sounds likeyou have a cold.OK.Have agood restand Illcall yourteacher to ask forleave foryou.Text3W:How are you,Dr WhiteM:Much better.Thank youfor helpingout withmy physicsclass.W:My pleasure.Your studentsare rallybrilliant.Text4W:What do youthink of thebook Alices Adventurein Wonderland,BobTest5M:Hey.Katherine.Are thereany godways tofollow the lectureW:Well,I usuallytake notes.But ifthelectureis difficult,I oftenrecord it.That way,I canlisten to thelecture lateragain第一节到此结束第一p听下面段对话或独白每段对话或独白后有几个小题，从题中所给的人、三个选项5B.C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，每小题秒钟听完后，5各小题将给出秒钟的作答时间每段对话或独白读两遍5听第段材料，回答第、题现在你有秒钟的时间来阅读这两个小题66710Text6W:I likethat pictureon thewall.Who painteditM:My nine-year-old son.He saidit washis mumwhen shewas young.Ha!Ha!But I think itlooks morelikehis youngersister.W:How creativehe is!M:Thank you,Jennifer.W:When didhe paintitM:He paintedit whenwe wentout campingin MountTai lastmonth I was paintingfrom natureand hismotherwas readinga book.W:You sethimagood example.Like father,like son.听第段材料，回答第、题现在你有秒钟的时间来阅读这两个小题78910Text7M:Jenny,I amgoing on abusinesstrip.What willthe weatherbe like the followingdaysW:OK,Mike,let mecheck iton mycell phone.Oh,its unbelievable.M:Why doyou saysoW:The highesttemperature of the first two dayswill reach34℃and it will besunny.Then comethe3rdand4th dayand its23℃and itwill becloudy.M:What about the lastdayW:Aha,I guesswinter iscoming Itsonly13°C,and whatsworse,itwillrain heavilyoM:Oh,my god,we havehardly hadsuch weather.W:So youdbetter takesome warmclothes and an umbrellawith you.M:I willThank you,darting听第段材料，回答第至题现在你有秒钟的时间来阅读这三个小题8101215Text8M:Hey,Lily,what apleasant surpriseto meetyou here!W:Hi,Tom.I haventseen youfor2years.This is a rallybig party.Are youa friendof Mr.White*sM:Not exactly.We justhaveabusiness relationshipwith eachother andMr.White invitedme tohisparty.W:Well,areyouworking inHong KongM:Yes,Ive beenworking inHong Kongsince Igraduated fromuniversity.W:So cool.Fve workedin3different cities.How timeflies!5years haspassed.M:Yeah.I hopeyou cancome andvisit HongKong sometime.I willshow youaround.W:I will听第段材料，回答第至题现在你有秒钟的时间来阅读这四个小题，9131620Text9M:What sortsof exercisedoyou do to keep fitW:Well,I cycleto workevery day,and at the weekends,I gohiking in the forestnorth of the city.M:Do youever gorunning Fmexpecting tojoin arunning club.W:No,I tiedrunning,but Ifound ittoo difficult.M:Well,Ithinkthat rowingis actuallythe bestexercise tokeep fitW:I guessthat makessense,as you are usingboth armand legsM:Td liketo rowto losesome weight.Unfortunately,I don*t livenear alake orthe sea.W:No,but youcould buyan indoorrowing machine,or join a gymthat hasone.M:A goodmodel ofmachine isvery expensive,so Illjoin agym nextweek.听第段材料，回答第至题现在你有秒钟的时间来阅读这四个小题，10172020Text10A new study found that mathand reading test resultsfor Americasnine-year-olds greatlyfellduring thefirsttwoyears of the COVID-19pandemic.The NationalCenter forEducation Statisticsis part of theU.S.Education Department.It found thatreading test results sawtheir largestdecrease in30years.It alsofoundthatmath testresults had theirfirst decreasein thehistory of the kind of testingunder study.The studyfoundthatin math,the averagetestresultfor nine-year-old studentsfell sevenpercentage points between2020and

2022.The averagereading testresult fellfive points.Much of the nationsstandardized testingdid nothappen duringthe earlydays ofthe pandemic.So,the findingsreleased Thursdaygave anearly lookat theeffects thepandemic hadon learning.More dataisexpected to be releasedlater thisyear aspartofthe NationalAssessment ofEducational Progress.The studyshows thedifficulties ineducation asU.S.schools shutdown formonths at a timeduringthe pandemic.Many studentsspent a year ormore learningat home.And thevirus breaksout amongschoolworkers andstudents continuedto havebad influenceon learningas students returned to theclassroom.A.5years ago.B.3years ago.C.2years ago.

11.When didTom graduatefrom universityA.Help himfind ajob.B.Visit HongKong someday.C.Show himn aroundthe school.

12.What doesTom expectLily to do听第段材料，回答第至题91316A.Go cyclingB.Go hiking.C.Go running.

13.What doesthe womanusually doon weekdaystokeepftA.Boring.B.Exciting.C.Hard.

14.What doesthe womanthink ofrunningA.Running.B.Rowing.C.Cycling.

15.What exerciseis the best tokeep fitaccording to the man

16.What willthemando nextweekA.Join agym.B.Go hiking.C.Buy arowing machine.听第段材料，回答第至题

10172017.What doesthe passagemainly tellusA.Outbreaks ofthe terribleviruses.B.Math andreading testresults ofAmerican children.C.Negative effectson studiesbecause ofthe COVID-19pandemic.

18.Which ofthe followinghadthefirst decreaseaccording to the studyA.Math testresults.B.Reading testresults.C.History testresults.

19.How manypercentagepointsdid averagereadingtestfall between2020and2022A.

9.B.

7.C.

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20.What stillaffected students5learning afterstudentsreturnedto schoolA.The datareleased onThursday.B.The difficultiesin Americaseducation.C.The outbreakof virusamong schoolworkers andstudents.第二部分阅读理解（共两节，满分分）50第一节（共小题每小题分，满分分）

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537.5阅读下列短文，从每题所给的、、、四个选项中，选出最佳选项A BC D（洗发水），When youget readyto chooseyour naturalshampoo makesure youread thelabel.It（成份）.should nevercontain more than nineingredients,Otherwise,it ismore likely to haveharmfulartificial ingredients.Some productsstate that they9re organic,but thisisn*t alwaystrue.Try tofind thefollowingnatural ingredients.^Coconut oiland AloeVera:These areknown tostimulate thegrowth ofhair bykeeping yourhead（湿润）skin moisturizedOrganic Shea Butter:This willenhance thenatural colorand shineof your hair.（受刺*Beta Glucan:This hasimmune enhancingqualities that will startrelieving yourirritated激的）skin cells.（防腐齐Organic TeaTree oil:This containsantiseptic Upropertiesthatwillhelp maintain the;heath of your skinby preventingany skinirritants.江苏省海安高级中学景苏华QQ771515126Keeping your hair beautiful,hick,and healthyis important.With natural hair care products,thereare manydifferent varietiesthat you can choosefrom.Make sureyoudoyour researchand pickout anoptionthats goingto bebest for your hair:whether itsalready thick,whether itsthinning,whetheryoure losinghair,or whetheryoure tryingfor astronger look.There aremany reasonsyou shouldlook fornaturalhaircareproductsinstead ofchoosing artificialoptions.There arealso manyplaces whereyoucanbuy them.If youcare aboutyourhairand wanttopromote hair growth whiledecreasing thenumber ofchemicals thatgo into yourhair,then you shouldlook intopurchasing morenatural options.You wontbe disappointed.A.Education.B.Amusement.C.Life.D.Sports.

21.In whichcolumn of a magazinecan wefind thistext

22.What ingredientmay ensureshining colorof yourhair according to the textA.Coconut Oiland AloeVera.B.OrganicSheaButter.C.Beta Glucan.D.Organic TeaTree oil.

23.What doesthetextmainly talkaboutA.Doing moreresearch.B.Promoting yourhairgrowth.C.Choosing NaturalShampoo.D.Guaranteeing nineingredients.BIt seemsthat every week wefind outsomeone brokeinto abig companysdatabases—likethe（违规）——recent Equifaxdata breachand madeoff withmillions ofcredit cardnumbers,passwordsand othervaluable information.And nowa newkindofworry:someone couldseize controlof yourwirelesshome network and stealyour informationfrom underyour nose.Thafs thepossibility raisedby acouple ofcyber securityresearchers from the CatholicUniversityof Leuvenin Belgium.The problem,they say,is aweakness inthe veryprotocol meantto makewi-fisecure.That protocolis calledWi-Fi ProtectedAccess II,WPA

2.And WPA2s weaknesscould allowanattacker withinphysical rangeof yourwi-fi networkto makea copyof thatnetwork thatthey couldthencontrol.The researcherscall theirapproach a key reinstallationattack,or KRACK.Its importantto knowthat KRACK attack remainsa possibilityfor now.The senitsrealized thethreatwhile investigatingwireless security.They,ll presentthis researchon November1st atthe（）Computer andCommunications SecurityCCS conferencein Dallasand inDecember atthe BlackHatEurope conferencein London.In theirKRACK assumption,wireless deviceswould befooled intoconnecting to the falsenetwork.And the attacker would be ableto accessall ofthe informationthat devicessend andreceive whileconnectedto thatnetwork—even ifthat informationhas beencoded.Android andLinux wouldbe（密钥）（设定）especially easy to attackbecause ofhow theirencryption keysare configured（安装）One measureof protectionagainst suchan attackwouldbeto makesure theyyouve installthe most up-to-date versionsofyourapps,browsers andwireless routersoftware.Updated softwareis（补丁）most likely to includethe securitypatches neededto avoidfalling victimtoaKRACKattack,because chancesare thatKRACK wontremain simplya proof-of conceptfor long.

24.What arehomeInternet usersconcerned aboutnowA.Their Internetmay bedisconnected.B.Their creditcards mightbe inaccessible.C.Their homenetwork mightbe destroyed.D.Their personalinformation mightbe stolen.

25.How cantheattackertake advantageoftheWPA2s weaknessA.By installing akey.B.By approachingphysical range.C.By copyingand controllingthe network.D.By controllingthe Internetusers.

26.What canwe learnfrom Paragraph4A.The falsenetwork contributeslittle tosuch attack.B.If coded,the informationwill befree fromdanger.C.Android iseasytoattack for lack ofencryption keys.D.All ofthe informationm

27.What canpeople do to protectagainst KRACKattackA.Purchase thebest-quality apps.B.Keep theproof ofKRACK long.D.Install thelatest relevantsoftware.C.Ignore thepatches ofthe computersCWorkingat adesk allday maynot beas badforyourhealth assitting in front of a televisionafterwork.That is a findingofanewstudydone inthe UnitedStates.It alsosuggests thatnot allforms ofsittingare equallybad.Jeanette Garciaworks asa researcherattheUniversity ofCentral Floridain Orlandoand sheled thestudy-Weve beenhearing moreand moreabout howsiting isthe newsmoking.she said.She addedthatother evidencesuggests arelationship betweenhealth problemsand timespent sitting.However,it*s beeunclear whetherall sittingis createdequal,suggesting that as longas youreduceany typeof sitting,then thatshelpful inimproving health,she added.“This studysuggests that this maynot bethe case,and thatweshouldfbcus moreon leisuretimesitting,mainly televisionviewing time,rather thanother sitting,in general.”The studyfollowed closeto3,600African-American adults.Almost one third ofthem watchedTVfor more than four hours a day.A littlemore thanonethirdofthesubjects spentbetween twoand fourhours a daysitting infront ofthe TV.The remainingthird watchedTV forless than two hoursaday.Researchers followedthe groupfor anaverage of

8.4years.During the study,205ofthesubjects died（中风）and129others suffereda heart attack or strokeCompared topeople whowatched lessthantwohours oftelevision daily,those whospent morethanfourhoursinfrontoftheTV were49percent morelikelytodie orhaveaheartattackorstroke.But theundesirable healtheffects ofwatching TVappeared tobe limitedto adultswho failedto gettherecommended amount of weeklyexercise.That isaround150minutes ofmild physicalactivity or75minutes ofstrong exerciseevery week.The studyhad somelimitations,however.Lin Yang,another researcher,says thatsitting infront oftheTV mightbe worsethan sittingatadesk becausepeople snackwhile watchingTV.Some peoplesimplystay uptoo lateand donot get enough sleep.“Eating treatsorlackof sleepcould bothcause weightgain andincrease riskfactors forheartdisease.These factorscould makepeople morelikelytodie early,she added.

28.What canwe learnfrom JeanetteGarcias studyA.All formsof sittingare equallybad.B.Less sittinghelps toimprove health.C.Sitting longhas the same effectas smoking.D.Health problemhas muchtodowith workingatadesk.

29.Which ofthefollowingwill causepeople to have thehighest liferisksA.Watching TVlong andsnacking.B.Reading inthestudyfor fourhoursaday.C.Failing to get recommendedamountofexercise.D.Having75minutes ofstrong exerciseeveryweek.

30.What shouldan adultdotoreduce thehigh riskof lifeA.Go ondiets.B.Take enoughexercise.C.Stay uplate.D.Eat treatswhile sitting.D（退伍军人）,Consider atale oftwo Armyveterans Jeffserved twoterms inAfghanistan,movedhome tothe Midwest,graduated fromcollege andlanded asecure jobin afirm.Matt foughtalongsideJeff,left theAmy atthesametime andheaded hometo NorthCarolina.By thetime hewas in his30,though,Matt wasunemployed anddependent ongovernment checks.Why didJeff developso wellwhile Mattlost hiscivilian footingThe answer,according toDanielM.Gade,a retiredoffice,and DanielHuang,a formerWall StreetJournal reporter,istheDepartment of（）Veterans AffairsVA—in particular,its strongdisability system.In theirconvincing description,the authorsshow indetail howa well-intended systemcanunintentionally leadfragile veterans,step bystep,away from the worldsof workand community.Thepath typicallystarts justbefore separationfrom theservice.Soldiers meetwith VArepresentatives who（补偿）.emphasize opportunitiesto collectdisability compensationJeff,for example,wanted toget outand get onwith hisliffe,while Matttook the VA agent!s adviceand appliedfbr everycondition hecouldthinkof.^^（执行），Mats careerplan had been toattain anideal jobin lawenforcement butthe fieldwas highlycompetitive.So hetook ajob withhis dadsconstruction company.But thephysical damageofthejobwas too much forhis kneesand back.Deeply depressed,now outof workand livinginhisparents1home,Matt triedcollege butfelt unbearable.Meanwhile,anxious abouthis future,he keptapplying forhigherdisability ratings—receiving,eventually,a monthlytax-free checkover$3,

000.（创伤应急障碍）（诊For manypartially orfully disabledveterans,PTSD istheir primarydiagnosis断）.The condition,can bevery weak,but itis alsotreatable.A psychologisttold the authors that,whenit comesto PTSD,the agency“has beendoing harmto millionsof veteransby tellingthem thatthey!redisabled.”In Matt*s case,remarkably,even afterthe VAdetermined himtobe“housebound,“it didnt（强制执彳亍）mandate treatment.The naturalathlete whohad conqueredhis fearof heightsto excelasan airborne（空E售的）soldier/theauthorswrite,Hhad becomea disabledman oneyear later.”TheVAs recordon treatmentin generallooks poor:More veteranstoday,relative totheir overallnumbers,are compensatedfor disabilitiesthan everbefore inthe VAshistory.Under

0.1%oftheveterans whoreceivedisability benefitsfor mentaldisorders have their benefitsreduced overtime becausetheircondition hasimproved.

31.Whats thepurpose ofParagraph1A.To leadtothe topic.B.To giveexamples.C.To clarifyopinions.D.To introducetwo veterans.

32.Why did Matt fallinto thedifficult situationaccordingtoDaniel M.Gade andDaniel HuangA.He dependedtoomuchon VA.B.He didntfight asbravely asJeff.C.He didn*t benefitfromthesystem.D.He wasunwilling towork in afirm.

33.What doesthe underlinedexpression probablymean inParagraph3A.To followtheVAAgent*s advice.B.To stayaway fromworkandcommunity.C.To leavethe armyandget along wellwith otherveterans.D.To earnhis ownliving ratherthan applyfor compensation.

34.What attitudedidMatttake facinghis presentsituationA.Positive.B.Negative.C.Optimistic.D.Cautious.

35.Why didthe airbornesoldier becomea disabledmanA.He failedto conquerhis fear.B.The AVmade thefalse diagnosis.第二节（共小题；C.He didntgetenoughcompensation.D.The VAdidnt provideproper service.5每小题分，满分分）

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512.5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Advantages ofSolar PowerAsthe namesuggests,solar powermakes themost ofthe sunlightand isput togood usefor itsusers.Despite somedisadvantages,the advantagesof itare sogreat thatthey cannotbe ignored.In short,solarelectricity systemis anexcellent additionto otherconventional sourcesof energy.36A solarpanel system,when coupledtoyourelectric function,can sufficientlyreduce oreven cancelyourelectric bill,yet providingyou with the optionof usingtraditional powerwhenever needed.37It issimpleto operateas welland thisis anotheradvantage.Just ensurethat youhavetheright technologyinterms ofspace useand performance.But perhapsthemostwidely well-known advantageof solar power is thatthisis greenenergy.38This isa greatadvantage intodays worldwhere weneed tobe concernedabout thehigh levelsofpollution andglobal warming.Let usall takesome responsibilityand dosomething that can cleanup ouratmosphereto someextent atleast.So whileon theone handsolarpoweris clean,on theother hand,itcan alsogreatly reducethe electricitybill ofthe users.39So ifyouarethinking interms ofinstallinga solar electricsystem in your home orcommercial property,youshouldgo aheadand do it byall means.And thebest newsisthatthe solarpower systemcan bebuilt inyour house itself.40That iswhy youneeda brochurethatcantell youall aboutthese issues.A.So itis time to takeaction.江苏省海安高级中学景苏华QQ771515126B.You cannot ignorethe advantagesmentioned above.C.When referredto,solar energyis perhapsthebestpower inthe world.D.Also,the flexiblesystem allowsyou touseitonawide rangeof applications.E.But youneed to know howand where to makeit,wheretoget theparts affordablyetc.F.This powerdoes notcause anypollution,which iswhy itis suchan attractionto many.G.Here aresome ofthe advantagesof equippingasolarpower systeminyourhomeoroffice.第三部分语言运用（共两节，满分分）30第一节（共小题，每小题分，满分分）15115阅读下面短文，从每题所给的、、、四个选项中选出可以填入空白处的最佳选项A BC D（评论员）When afamous commentatoradvised gentlemenover fiftygetaPSA test,I called（）my doctorsoffice andmade an41to haveit done.（前歹腺）Ten dayslater,I gotthe badresult:my prostatelj cancer

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45.The nextday,Iwas46fromthehospital withpost-operative instructionsand Isoon learnedthat allhe bodyfunctions wereworking47andmyPSA levelwas zero.One morningshortly thereafter,my wifeand I48a signby theroad requesting49for SuncoastHospiceof Florida.We decidedit wastimetogive backfor ourgood50After sixinformative classeswebecame volunteersfor SuncoastHospice.After savingmyself,it wasnow timeto help,others byregularlyvisiting nursing-home

51.Now,years later,I amstill cancer-free andWe arestill hospicevolunteers.Our daysvolunteeringfor SuncoastHospice havebeen very52for us.Our firstfew visitswith anursing-home resident are togivehim/her an53togettoknowus.Sometimes,our visitswiththeresidentarevery short,butsometimes theyare quite

54.The licenseplate onthe frontof mycar isfrom SuncoastHospice,which reads,uEvery Daysa55江苏省海安高级中学景苏华QQ:

77151512641.A.appointment B.response C.decision D.order

42.A.planned B.announced C.treated D.decided

43.A.purposes B.instruments C.options D.outcomes

44.A.entirely B.gradually C.partly D.property

45.A.treated B.developed C.removed D.controlled

46.A.driven B.separated C.prevented D.released

47.A.terribly B.smoothly C.quickly D.carefully

48.A.designed B.inspected C.painted D.spotted

49.A.volunteers B.doctors C.nurses D.directors

50.A.fortune B.cure C.medicine D.care

51.A.applicants B.guards C.patients D.surgeons

52.A.comfortable B.rewarding C.efficient D.generous

53.A.address B.method C.example D.opportunity

54.A.remarkable B.limited C.long D.endless

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101.515阅读下面短文，在空白处填入个适当的单词或括号内单词的正确形式1What springsto mindwhen youthinkof kung fu,also knownas wushuRecently,Laurence JBrahm,a documentaryfilmmaker fromthe UnitedStates,explored this开启question Searchingfor KungFu.inthemovie,Brahm cmbarkndon56kung fu朝圣之旅pilgrimage57travel tocity inChina and the USin searchoftheorigin andvalueof kung fu.Brahm himselfisakung fulover who58devote himselftothepractice formore than40years.肖遣For him,pursuing thisskill wasmorethan a pastimeC Arounda decadeago,Brahm59have agreatdifficulty inusing one of hislegs for about twoyears60拐技.had towalk witha caneBut bypractising kungfu hewas ableto recoverstep bystep.Now,it hasbecomea dailyroutine for him andalso theway hegreets theday.Chinese kungfu isfull ofwonderful Chinesephilosophy andcore values.Nonviolence isoneof致敬these values,61is shownboth inthe nameand thepractice.Kung fuartists alwayssalute withbaoquan.This letseach personknow thereare no62hide weaponsand showstrust.江苏省海安高级中学景苏华QQ771515126Brahms63appreciate ofkungfuis clear.He seesit as“a mirrorof Chinesecuture”.“The64tradition valuesofkungfu,actually,are inthe mindsof alChinese people.Why doesChinawant tobe65harmony withother nationsIfs partofthepsychology ofthe Chinesepeople JBrahm toldXinhua.第四部分写作（共两节，满分分）第一节（满分分）4015假如你是李华，你将参加主题为“珍惜粮食”的英语演讲比赛请撰写一份演讲稿内容包括.粮食浪费的现象；

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2.开头与结尾已给出，；不计入总词数3Dear fellowstudents,I feelgreatly honouredto speakhere aboutthe topicCherish ourfoodThats all.Thank you.第二节（满分分）25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The shinyblack sportscar satatthetraffic lights.The driverswindow wasdown,and thedriver waswearinga suitand darksunglasses.It wasan expensivecar.Thomas Campbellknew thatbecause heusedto haveone.But nowhewassitting ona bench,which hadserved ashis bedfor theprevious fewnights,with nomorethana pocketfull ofchange tohis name.The lightschanged,the carsped offand Thomassighed.江苏省海安高级中学景苏华QQ771515126It hadall happenedinthespace ofayear.He waslaid offfrom hiswell-paid jobwhen theeconomytook aturn for the worse.Although hewas paidhandsomely,he liveda lifestyleto matchand alwaysspentany raiseor bonuson expensivebut unnecessarythings.Losing hisjob putpressure onhis marriage（货款）and hiswife left.Then he couldnt makehis mortgagerepayments.A fewweeks laterhe foundhimselfinacheap hotelandafew monthsafter that,inasleeping bagunder abridge downtown.As Thomaswalked inthe streetslate thatnight,he thoughtabouttheman inthe carand aboutwhetherhecouldimprove hislife again.He hadgrown upquite poor,so wasused tonot havingmuch,but livingoutside washard.Perhaps thehardest thingwas howdifferently peopletreated himnow whenhedidnt havea suitor haircut.They oftensaid negativethings.Even worsethan thatwas justtreatinghim asinvisible.Once hewalked pastsomeone heused towork with,they lookedthrough himlike hewerentthere,and itmade himfeel lessthanahuman,Then ashe turneda comer,he heardthe criesofachild froma second-storey window.He couldsee（缕）a littlegirl witha thickplume ofsmoke surroundingher,He lookedabout butno onewas nearby.He shoutedtothegirl,but shewas cryingand coughingand couldnthear him,Then heheard anothercryfrom inside.It wasa baby.续写词数应为左右；L

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65.in第四部分写作（共两节，满分分）第一节应用文写作（满分分）4015Dear fellowstudents,I feelgreatly honoredto speakhere aboutthetopicCherish ourfood”.When diningout,we oftenorder toomuch food.While inschool canteen,we canfind muchfoodleft onthe table.Some studentsare alwaysthrowing leftoversinto thedustbin.However,there isneverenough foodfortheworld andevery grainis priceless.Whats worse,many aresuffering fromstarvation,especially inpoor areas.Treasuring foodisaChinese traditionalvirtue.As weknow,every graincomes afterhard work.Lefs cherishfood anddoitfrom now.Thats all.Thank you.第二节读后续写（满分分）25Thomas lookedfora wayintotheburningbuilding.The mainentrance waslocked sohe pulledhimselfup ontothe fireescape.He climbedtothesecond floorand overtothewindow.The smokewasthick,andthewindows werecracking fromthe heat.He grabbedthe littlegirl andput heronthefireescape.Then heclimbed intothe roomand pickedthe babyup inhis arms.He carriedthem downto thestreetbefore thefire enginearrived.江苏省海安高级中学景苏华QQ771515126People gatheracross thestreet andthey cheeredforhim.The childrensmother huggedhim。