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高三英语考试（考试时间120分钟试卷满分150分）注意事项:
1.答卷前，考生务必将自己的姓名、考生号、考场号和座位号填写在答题卡上
2.回答选择题时,选出每小题答案后,用铅笔把答题卡上对应题目的答案标号涂黑如需改动，用橡皮擦干净后，再选涂其他答案标号回答非选择题时，将答案写在答题卡上写在本试卷上无效
3.考试结束后，将本试卷和答题卡一并交回第一部分听力（共两节，满分30分）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5小题;每小题分，满分分）听下面5段对话每段对话后有一个小题，从题中所给的A、B、C三个选项中选出最佳选项听完每段对话后,你都有10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一遍例How muchis theshirtA.£
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1.What didthe womando onSundayA.She wentsailing.B.She wentfishing.C.She wentcycling,
2.What is the probablerelationship betweenthe speakersA.Workmates.B.Classmates.C.Brother andsister.
3.What isthe weatherlike in the morningA.Fine.B.Windy.C.Rainy
4.What dowe knowabout thelost luggageA.Its red.B.Its brown.C.Ifs quitebig.
5.What arethe speakersmainly discussingA.A paper.B.A weekend.C.A typewriter.第二节（共15小题;每小题分，满分分）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
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6.Whats onin theCapital MuseumA.An artexhibition.B.An exhibitionof theTang Dynasty.C.An exhibitionof foreignpaintings.
7.When willthe speakersvisit theCapital MuseumA.This Saturdaymorning.B.Next Sundayafternoon.C.Next Sundaymorning.听第7段材料，回答第8至10题
8.How manyattractions doesthe manlistA.Two.B.Three.C.Four.
9.Where willthe speakersbegin theirjourneyA.The SummerPalace.B.The GreatWall.C.The OlympicPark.
10.How willthe speakersget to their destinationfirstA.By bus.B.On foot.C.By car,听第8段材料，回答第11至13题
11.Which of the followingis Shirleyssummer planA.To doa part-time job.B.To preparefor theexam.C.To readbooks aboutAustralia.
12.What doesTom want to doin thesummer holidayA.Practice oralEnglish.B.Get somesocial experience.C.Learn somethingabout engineering.
13.Which countrywill Shirleytravel toA.England.B.Australia.C.Egypt.听第9段材料，回答第14至17题
14.Who isKimA.The mansfriend.B.The mansneighbor.C.The womansroommate.
15.Who isKim alwayscomplaining aboutA.Her roommates.B.Her parents.C.Her friends.
16.What doesthe manthink ofKimA.Mean andtalkative.B.Generous andpopular.C.Sociable andhumorous.
17.Why doesthe womansay itsworth listeningto KimsproblemsA.Kim oftenputs upads forher.B.Kim worksin atravel agency.C.She canget benefitfrom Kim.听第10段材料，回答第18至20题18What isthe speakermainly talkingaboutA.His actingroles.B.His sparehobbies.C.His politicalcareer.
19.What doesthe speakersay aboutThe NewStatesmanA.Not everyoneapproved it.B.It hasnever stoppedso far.C.It wasbased on a truestory.
20.Why isHenri inA FamilyAffair thespeakers favouritepartA.It containsserious messages.B.It isdirected byhis goodfriend.C.Henris characteris similarto his.第二部分阅读理解（共两节，满分40分）第一节（共15小题;每小题2分，满分30分）阅读下列短文，从每题所给的A、B、C和D四个选项中，选出最佳选项FIFATicketingCentresThe Last-Minute overthe countersales inDoha,Qatar startson18October2022at the FIFA Main Ticketing CentreMTC,and from30October at the Ticketing CentreTCX.Both ticketingcentres willbe openuntil thefinal matchday ofthecompetition on18December
2022.The exact location of the FIFA MainTicketing Centre DohaExhibition.Convention Center-DECC can be foundhereand theexactlocationof theTicketing CentreAli BinHamad AlAttiyah Arenacanbefound here.Please findbelow theopening hoursof theFIFA MainTicketing Centre;Dates/Openinghours Dohatime
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12.2022/10:00-18:00In addition to ticketsales,you mayvisit theFIFA MainTicketingCentreand TicketingCentrefor customerservice enquiriesand mobileticket supports.Please notethat itis notpossible topurchase ticketsin theTicketing ServicePoint TSPlocated inHamadInternational Airportas thisfacility isdedicated forcustomers arrivingin Qatarand needinginformation aboutticketing orsupporton howto downloadtheFIFATicketing Application and theirrespective tickets.All ticketspurchased overthe counterat theFIFAMainTicketingCentreas of18October orattheTicketing Centrefrom30October duringthe Last-Minute salesphase willbe deliveredas papertickets,in-person directlyafter completingtheticket applicationprocess andpaying fortickets.复制Please treatyour ticketswith careand keepthem safeat alltimes asduplicate ticketswill notbe issued.
1.When doesFIFA WorldCup Qatar2022endA.On18October
2022.B.On30October
2022.C.On18December
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2.Which placeshould youavoid whenbuying ticketsA.MTC.B.TSP.C.TCX.D.DECC.
3.How canyou get the Last-Minute ticketsbought overthe counterA.By mail.B.By contactingagents.C.By downloadingdigital tickets.D.By pickingup inperson.Coming of age isthat timein eachof ourlives whenwe beginto seethe possibilities.The worldopens upin waysthatmature ourvision andgive usa senseof responsibilityand gratefulness.Connor hadjust startedcollege andloved beingatthat stagein hislife wherehe couldeat allthe pizzahe wanted,get engagedin adultconversations withhis parentsaboutthe responsibilityto makelife betterfbr others.Connors optimism was infectious.There wasso muchhe coulddo,and somuchhe couldbecome.But itall endedone nightwhen Connorwas distractedwhile drivingonaColorado high-way.A youngman,whogave offso muchlight,suddenly wentdark.性格）Connors father,David,took itparticularly hard.A fathersees more than hisown traitsC inhis son;he seesgreaterpossibilities thanhe achieved.Taking thathope awayleft Davidfeeling ata loss.But Connorsoptimismwas oneof thosetraits passedontohim byhis father.So,David gotto work.First,he establishedthe HonorConnor ScholarshipFund toreward students who servedin thecommunity.Next,hewent towork creatinga research-based curriculumthat educatesUniversity ofColorado Boulderstudents and theirfamilies aboutthe dangersof textingwhile driving.It includesa verysimple threepart promise:Do nottext oruse socialmediawhile driving,speak outif ridingwith adriver whois distractedand encouragefriends andfamily todrivephone-freeDavid nowworks with lecturers atvarious collegesand highschools,ensuring youngminds understandhowstatistically atrisk theyare whenthey textwhile driving.Hes becomea passionateadvocate forpreparing youngpeople todrivesafely andnot reachfor theirphones whiletheyre atthe wheel.“I justdont wantother parentsto gothrough whatIdid whenI lostConnor,“says David.Its justso preventable.^^
4.Whats thepurpose ofparagraph1A.To givethe backgroundofafunny story.B.To explainwhy Davidchose tovolunteer.C.To setoff Davidsgreat painof losinghis son.D.To singhigh praisefbr Connorshealthy growth.
5.What happenedto ConnoronaColorado highwayA.The headlightof hiscar wentwrong.B.He drovecarelessly anddied in an accident.C.He sufferedan accidentfor hisfather^fault.D Hedied fromanother driverscareless driving.
6.From whomdid Connorgetthepositive attitudetowards lifeA.His coach.B.His grandfather.C.His teacher.D.His father.
7.Why didDavid workwithlecturersunder aresearch-based curriculumA.He wantedto takea jobinacollege.B.He tookthe classesthat Connorhadnt finished.C.He wantedto preventthe sadevent thathe hadsuffered.D.He honoredConnor forwhat hehad donein thecommunity.CDoctors andnutritionists havebeen tellingthat one should noteat rightbefore goingto bed.However,oneshouldalsonot eatlate at night,according toa recentstudy.It hasbeen saidthat whenwe eatlate at night,were goingagainst ourbodysrhythm.According to the researchersfrom Brighamand WomensHospital,eating late at nightincreases therisk ofobesityand weightgain.The analysis of thestudy revealedthat thetime whena personeats theirlast mealimpacts thecaloriesburned,appetite andhow the body storesfat.To conducttheir study,a totalof16participants withthebodymass indexBMI thatisofthe obeserange orconsideredoverweight werestudied.Every onewas giventhe samemeals and they weredivided intotwo groups:The firstgroupwas requiredto eattheir mealsearly in the dayand theother witheach meal250minutes late.The teamof researchersfound that eating latehad asignificant impacton theregulation of hunger hormones.The瘦蛋白level ofleptin inhibitsthe humanappetite.It wasreduced acrossthe periodof24hours dueto lateeating.It wasobservedthateatinglate doubledthe chanceof beinghungry.When participantsate later,they burnedcalories ata muchslowerrate.In apress releasethe firstauthor NinaVujovic said,“In thisstudy,we askeda simplequestion,Does thetime thatweeat matterwhen everythingelse iskept consistent9and wefound thateating fourhours latermakes amajor differencetothe hungerlevels,the waycalories burnafter weeat,andtheway ourbody storesfat;9This studyadds toa growingbody ofevidence showingjust howimportant mealtiming canbe whenit comesto bodyweight.Based onwhat thisand otherstudies haveshown,people whoare watchingtheir weightmay want to getrid ofthelate nightsnacks andeat most of their meals earlierin the day.
8.Whats thedifference betweenthe twogroups in paragraph3A.The varietyofthediet.B.The fatcontent in theirmeals.C.The caloriesin theirmeals.D.Their eatingschedules.
9.What canwe doto beatobesity accordingto thestudyA.Avoid eatinglateatnight.B.Keep amoderate senseofhunger.C.Abandon consumingfood lowin fat.D.Make sureto havesupper ata settime.
10.What doesthe underlinedword Itinparagraph4refer toA.The humanappetite.B.The leptinlevel.C.The bodymass index.D.The chanceof beinghungry.
11.From whichisthetext probablytakenA.A healthmagazine.B.A biologytextbook.C.A travelbrochure.D.A biography.D（相撞）Each year,as manyasonebillion birdsare killedintheUS fromcollisions withglass windowsand buildingseveryyear.Birds thatcrashed intoPhiladelphia buildingsbegan tobe collectedinthe1890s.Nearly100species ofbirdsare knownto havedied outfrom crasheswith buildings and otherstructures in Philadelphia.Many otherspecies areprobablyaffected inthe city.Called Lights Out Philly,the voluntaryprogram in Philadelphia encouragesbuildings toturn outor dimunnecessaiyexternal andinternal lights between midnightand sixoclock earlyinthemorning to protect birdsas theypass throughduringmigration seasons.Bird migrationseasons arefrom April1to May31in springand fromAugust15to November15in fall.Each year,millions ofbirds passthrough Philadelphiaalong amigration routeknown asthe AtlanticFlyway.Bird-glass crashesarevery commonfor migrating birds,mostofwhich travelatnight.Glass isdifficult forthem torecognize ashard surfaces,and artificial light canfool theminto crashingwith buildingsand outdoor structures.Turning offlightsbetweenmidnightand sunrisehelps minimizethe effectof artificiallight whenmost birdsare migrating.On Oct.2,2020,a stormyand foggyday,Philadelphia hadits largestmass collisionevent inmorethan70years withanestimated1,000birds crashingwith buildingsin one
3.5-square blockarea injust oneday.Paired witha terriblestorm ofweatherand fogconditions,the brightcity andbuilding lightsattracted andconfused themigrating birds,causing themtocrash withbuildingsandoutdoorstructures.Even ifyou dontplay apart inmanaging thelights ofa bigbuilding,you canhelp birdsavoid crashesby makingtheglass opaquetoreduce theamount andintensity ofartificiallightatnight,changing thecolor oflighting toblue orgreen,shortening theduration lightsare on,directing thelighting downwardor screeninglighting.
12.What isthe firstparagraph mainlyaboutA.The richbiological diversityin Philadelphia.B.Great effortstoprotectmigrating birdsinPhiladelphia.C.The presentandthepast ofthe birdconservation inAmerica.D.The seriousconsequence ofbird-glass crashesinPhiladelphia.
13.What addedthe dangertothemigratingbirdson Oct.2,2020A.Bad weatherconditions.B.Traveling intheday.C.The mistakenroute.D.Too manybuildings.
14.What doesthe underlinedword“opaque“mean inthe lastparagraphA.Light-reflecting.B.Delicate.C.Lightproof.D.Clean.
15.What isthe besttitle forthe textA.It IsDifficult to Save theMigrating BirdsB.Philadelphia Turnsout LightstoSaveMigrating BirdsC.External andInternal LightsAffect theBird MigrationD.LightsOutPhilly ProgramHelps SaveEndangered Birds第二节（共5小题;每小题2分，满分10分）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TheHealthBenefitsofMusicMusic canhave abig impacton yourmental health.16But itcan actuallydo morethan justchange yourstate ofmind-music hasan impacton youphysically,too.Here arejust afew ofthe transformativeeffects ofmusic onyour health!（/心血管的）It improvesthe cardiovascularhealth.Good musicmay justhelp yourheart tobe healthier.One studyfound thatmusic reducedthe levelsofthestress hormonecortisol inpeoples systems,and reducedbloodpressure.18If yourelooking totake yourexercise performancetothenext levelyou maywanttoconsider doingit withthehelp ofmusic.Studies havefound listeningto musicas youexercise improvesendurance,productivity,power,andstrength.If youveever wonderedwhy professionalathletes dontlisten tomusic duringa race,ifs becausethey arent一allowed tofor thisvery reason!It boostsyour immunesystem.With coldand fluseason onthe horizon,you maywanttomake sureyouve gotallyour favoritesongs downloaded.19It helpsyou sleepbetter.20A studyshowed thatstudentswholistened torelaxing classicalmusic for。
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