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江西省宜春市学年高一下学期学业水平模拟考试英2022-2023语试题学校:姓名班级考号
一、阅读理解（旅游As apopular touroperator,Travel China Guide designsa lotof China tour packages套餐）for foreignerswith thebest-selling traveldeals towonderful mustsee destinationsand offersthebest qualityservices.We warmlyinvite you to joinus on an excitingvacation.Today we willoffer you a threedays privateZhangjiajie in-depth tour.Day1Arrival inSiangjiajieWelcome tothis charmingcity,Zhangjiajie.Your guideand driverwill pickyou upat theairport and driveyou to the hotelwe bookedfor youahead oftime.The resttime of the dayremainsfree foryou torelax.Day2Glass Bridgein ZhangjiajieToday,your privateZhangjiajie tourwill startwith a visit to the ZhangjiajieGrand Canyon,where you will havea chanceto experiencethe worldslongest andhighest glassbridge,ZhangjiajieGlass Bridge.In additionto anunforgettable experience,it willalso giveyouaspecial angletoenjoy thebeauty of the GrandVilleyAfterwards,your guidewill lead youto the BaofengLake whereyou willtake ascenic boatride.When youfinish visitingthe scenicarea,the driverwill sendyou backto thehotel.Day3Away FromZhangjiajieToday yourZhangjiajie tourwill continueto goto theTianmen Mountain,known as the mostbeautifulHanging Gardenin the world.Tianmen Mountainis namedafter anatural wonder,Tianmen Cave,which is a naturallyformed holeamong thousand-metre highcliffs.In additiontothis wonder,you mayalso seedifferent oldtrees,green vinesand rareanimals there.Your three-day Zhangjiajielour packagewill come to anend here.You willthen bedriven totheairportandwewillsay goodbyethere.If youwant tohave yourChinatourschedule further,wewill beglad toprovide detailedinformation.
1.What willthe visitorsdo on Day1A.Book a hotel.B.Drive toahotel.to comeand takeback herhandphone.She wastrying totalk somesense intohim.注意,续写词数应为左右；1150,请按如下格式在答题卡的相应位置作答2That night,Keith turnedover inbed fromtime totime.Mary wasvery happyto hearthat.C.Start with avisit.D.Spend timerelaxing freely.
2.What canvisitors enjoyonDay3A.The Grand%lley.B.The BaofengLake.C.The TianmenMountain.D.Zhangjiajie GlassBridge.
3.What canwe knowabout TravelChinaGuidefrom thetextA.It canbook thehotel forfree.B.It offersno pick-up services.C.It isdesigned forChinese visitors.D.It providestravelling servicesfor foreigntourists.Returning froman early-morning walkwith mydog,I dugin mypockets for the keysto thefrontdoor butfailed.I decidedto returnto findthem.I spentan hourlooking forthe keys,but the keys remainedlost.At homeagain,I pulledthebackup keyfrom itshiding place,let myselfin the house,and fellon thecouch thinking.The housekeywasnt thatimportant asI hadan extra.I hada sparecar key,but theiron heartmade bymygrandson wasprecious.For somereason,thinking ofit beinggone forevermade tearscome tomyeyes.I blamedmyself for not beingmore careful.In myhead,I reflectedon mysteps butfinallygave up.Life istoo shortto getworried overthese things.For somereason,I continuedthe daywithout beginningthe varioustasks ofgettingreplacements.That night,it beganto snow.I settledinto apeaceful evening.It waspeaceful untilIheard thescream ofmy caralarm.I rushedto thecar,opened it,and stoppedthe alarm.I feltred-faced asI imaginedmy next-door neighborsbeing annoyed.I wentback in the house,and thenext soundwas thefront doorbell.Assuming itwas aneighborready tocomplain,I openedthe door with apologiesready.In thelight snowstood threeneighbors fromseveral streetsaway.One of them heldout mykeyswith asmile!I wantedto hugher;but in a CO VID world,all I could dowas say.“Oh,mygoodness!Thank you!^^She said,“Sorry about the alarm.We hadto pressit tofind yourhome!^^Pressing thealarm untilI hearda caralarm wouldnthave occurredto me.I was astonished byherclever kindnessand wishedIcouldhave huggedhen Instead,I huggedthekeys.
4.What madethe authorcryA.Failing toenter herhouse.B.Losing thespare housekey.C.Losing theheart-shaped iron.D.Feeling tiredafter thesearch.
5.What madethe authorfeel awkwardat nightA.It beganto snowbefore shereplaced herkeys.B.The alarmof her car mightannoy the neighbors.C.She wastedher lifeworrying oversmall things.D.Her neighbornoticed hercrying overthe lostkeys.
6.Why didtheneighborscometothe authorshomeA.To demand an apologyfrom her.B.To offerto checkand repairhercar.C.To shareCO VIDinformation withher.D.To returnher lostkeys that they found.
7.What canwe inferfrom the last paragraphA.The neighborpressed the authors caralarm tofind her.B.People liketo keepsocial distancebecause ofCOVID.C.The authorsneighbor refusedtheauthorshug politely.D.The authorplanned tosound thealarm tofind people.How clevercan acomputer beMaybe you can getthe answerafter readingthe followingpassageabout anewly-developed UScomputer programcalled Smarter Child.If youran into Smarter Childonline,you wouldbe surprisedat thiskids hugememory.It canremembermany facts.For example,Smarter Childknows everybaseball playerin everyteam thisseasonand the weather inevery cityacross theUS.He alsoknows every word inthe dictionary.However,if youask Smarter Child otherprivate questions,you willget strangeanswers.A questionaboutSmarter Childsage returns,Ill beolder thanyou afterfurther study!”,and askingwho,e helives,youwillget,In aclean roomin ahigh-tech buildingin California.Smarter Childuses thehuge informationon theWorld WideWeb ashis memorybank.Toanswa,questions aboutspelling,for example,Smarts Childgoes to.For theweather,he visitswww.intellicast.com.He turnsto vvwvEthe-scientist.com forscientists andfor afantastic movie.Some scientistsbelieve thatby joiningmany systems of theInternet,an ArtificialIntelligence结合的AI with the combinedknowledge of,say,Albert Einstein,Richard Nixonand BritneySpearscould beborn.However,SmarterChildhas difficultyin discerningwhether abehavior isrightor wrong,which isobvious toany youngchild.If hewants tothink andlearn withoutany helpfromthe programmerslike boy-compute Davidinthemovie ArtificialIntelligence A/,he mustsolvetwo problems.The firstis thatcomputers find it difficultto readweb pagesbecause thefiles aresorted indifferentways.Thats whyprogrammers needto tellSmarterChildwhere to look fortheweather.Itwould bea muchmore difficulttask tolet himfinditby himself.Another problemis thatwhileSmarter Childcan deal with informationmore exactlyand fasterthan anyhuman,he needsprogrammersto makebetter systemsthat allowmachines tosolve problemsof commonsense,which isa hugechallenge.
8.What maybe unknown toSmarter ChildA.His age.B.The weatherin NewYork.C.A wordinthedictionary.D.A playersname of the BostonRedsox.
9.Which websitecan SmarterChild visit to answerthe spellingquestionsA.vvvvw.moviefone.com B.vvvwu intellicast.comC.D.
10.What doesthe underlinedword“discerning,in paragraph4meanA.Preventing.B.Copying.C.Inventing.D.Telling.
11.How isboy-computer Daviddifferent fromSmarterChildA.He hasa hugememory.B.He canthink andlearn independently.C.He canmake aweather forecast.D.He dealswith informationfast.Students atWest SideElementary Schoolin California,with thehelp of their artteacher,created atelephone hotlineto offercheerful adviceduring difficult times.In justdays,the hotlinebegangetting thousandsof callsan hourThe hotline,available inEnglish andSpanish,offers thehappy voices ofchildren ofdifferent agessharing positivemessages.Most peopleagree thatwith concernslike Covid-19,extreme weather,and theclimate crisis,the lastyears havebeen stressful.“To hearthe purejoy fromkids isextremely comfortingin thesedifficulttimes,“art teacherJessicaMartin says.Ms.Martin calledthe projectPep Talk”,which laterchanged toPepToc todraw anad forthe hotline.The projecthad twoparts,one thehotline,and theother creatingencouraging posters.Along withartist Asherah,she workedwith studentsfrom kindergartento sixthgrade.Studentsworking on thehotlinethought ofwhat theywould liketo say.When they were ready,Ms.Martinrecorded eachone.Later,she sortedout therecordings intothe different parts ofthe telephonehotline.For example,pressing2results inwords ofencouragement andlife advice.This includesmessageslike:The worldisabetter placewith youin it.and“You areokay!”Pressing4,you hearthesounds ofchildren laughing-a soundcertain tobring asmile toanyones face.Other studentstookpart inmaking encouragingposters tohang uparound thetown.Many postershad stripsofpaper thatpeople passingby couldtear offand takewith them.Ms.Martin thoughtthe projectwould attractinterest frompeople nearthe school.But wordofthe hotlinespread quicklyon socialmedia.The hotlinehas becomepopular withstressed adults,patients inhospitals,older peoplein homes,and othersto beatstress byhearing thehappyvoicesofchildren.
12.Whats thepurpose ofthe telephonehotlineA.To getpeople toexpress themselves.B.To providea wayfor peopleto cheerup.C.To inspirechildren toface difficulties.D.To havechildren learnforeign cultures.
13.Why wasthe namechanged to“PepTocA.To satisfythe needof anadvertisement.B.To makeit attractiveto peopleof allages.C.To addtothehumorous effectofthehotline.D.To showthe workvalue ofMs.Martin.
14.What didMs.Martin doafter makingthe recordingsA.She sortedoutthemost cheerfulinformation.B.She advertisedthem inthe localradio station.C.She putthem intodifferentpartsforthehotline.D.She addedchildrens laughterasthe background.
15.What canwe inferabout thehotline fromthelastparagraphA.It willgrow popularall overthe city.B.It greatlyreduces peoplesloneliness.C.It putsads inmedia for its existence.D.It canhelp peopledealwithstress.
二、七选五As isknowntoall,true beautycomes from within,but sometimesits noteasy toknow howtoexplain it.
16.Inner beautyis inthe everydaychoices youmake.When weare facedwith small,daily choicessuch aswhether totell awhite lieto avoidtrouble,our inner beauty orlack thereofcomes out17,Honesty isreal inner beauty.While noone isperfect,inner beautywill showitself inthe repeatedchoices aperson makes.
18.Ive knownseveral peoplewho werepretty on the outside,but whenthey saidunkind words,they suddenlylooked sougly!True beautycomes fromwithin andoften comes out throughyourwords.（应对）Inner beautyis inhow you respond tomistakes.When someonemakes amistake andit annoysyou,how doyou respondTrue beautycomes以fromwithinwhen someoneis und-standing.Someone withoutinner beautywill beangry.Andwhen youare theone whomade amistake,how doyourespondDo youaccept itand moveon,giving yourselfroom togrow Aperson withinnerbeautydoesnt seemistakes asthreats.
19.Inner beautyis onthe outside.If youlook closelyenough,youcansee innerbeauty fromthe outside.
20.Andthe truthis thatwhen peopleget toknow you,innerbeautyis allthere reallyis.The oppositeis trueifyou haveugliness onthe inside——it willcome outin yourexpression.The truthcomesout,andit reallydoes,whether youlike itornot.A.Inner beautyis in your wordsB.Words mayspeak louderthan actionsC.Good choicesare basedonanhonest heartD.It willleadyouto avoidthe challengein yourlifeE.Here arefour thingsthat helpyou understandinner beautyF.When youare fullof goodthings onthe inside,it showsinyoursmileG.Instead,he seesthem asan importantpart oflife anda chanceto learn
三、完形填空Some yearsago,I wasinvited togive akeynote speechat ahigh-level meeting.It wasa greatchancefor me.I was21when Iheard thenews.22,since Igave akeynotespeech forthe firsttime,123I wouldntperform wellas expected.When Isat inthebackwaiting formy24,I feltnervous abouthow peoplewouldsee me.I fixedmy mindtotally on“me”.I feltvery uncomfortable.While lookingthroughwebsites online,I readan interviewwithafamous psychologist25,Hespoke aboutthe pleasureof wishingothers wellandawave of26swept overme.I recognizedthatthe kindestthing Icould dofor myselfwas to27concentrating totallyon meand insteadtry to be28to oth^s.So Istayed focusedon whatcould beuseful toother peoplerather thanhow Iwas
29.Surprisingly,my speechreceivedgreat
30.I understandthat toget admiration,stop31it,to takecare ofyourself,you needto takecare ofothers firstThis32works formany people.Its also33that youneedtobekind to yourself becauseif yoursense of being happy34,youre morelikely tobepatient,supportive,forgiving,and loving.Nowadays,it seemsas ifpeople are35inavast websince eachperson doesntlive alone.Nomatter howgood orbad itis,what youdo toothers certainlycomes backtoyourself.
21.A.positive B.disappointed Cexcited D.sadC
22.A.Otherwise B.Besides ThereforeD.However.c.
23.A.feared B.expected decidedD.promisedc.
24.A.chance B.turn dreamD.choicec.
25.A.in exchangeB.on purposeby accidentD.for nothingc.
26.A.regret B.warmth prideD.relaxationc.
27.A.practise B.stop imagineD.considerc.
28.A.polite B.blind helpfulD.knownc.
29.A.coming acrossB.giving upfiguring outD.putting downc.
30.A.praise B.benefit guidanceD.challengec.
31.A.changing B.making improvingD.findingc.
32.A.habit B.rule resultD.storyc.
33.A.true B.easy surprisingD.interesting
35.A.trapped B.controlled C.connected D.arrangedc.
34.A.struggles B.changes mattersD.increases
四、用单词的适当形式完成短文阅读下面短文，在空白处填入个适当的单词或括号内单词的正确形式1Confucius wasborn intoa middleclass familyin LuState,an areawiththemodem cityofQufu,in ChinasShandong Province.Now,he36remember forhis teachings,which,along with儒学the worksof hisstudents,formed the rule ofConfucianism many37year afterhis passingaway.Confucius alsolived38active politicallife.From hisjob asMinister ofCrime,he tookpart in运动a campaignto distanceLu fromtheruleofthestate insteadof39work forthe centralgovernment.However,the planfailed.After ashort periodofbeingsent tolive inanother country,Confucius couldfinally returnto Lustate40spend therest ofhis lifeasateacher ofphilosophy.Even uptothetime of Confuciuss41die,his teachingswere not42wide acceptedin China,and mostof43theywerelost whenthe emperorQin orderedthe burningof Confuciussbooks.哲学的Yet,his philosophicalideas survivedduring thelater HanDynasty.Emperor HanWudi,44was inspiredby thesocial andpolitical wisdomofConfucius,accepted Confucianismandapplied hissystemsofmorality everywherefrom classrooms45law courts.The teachingsofConfucius stillspread faracross Chinaand theFar East.
五、推荐信假如你是李华，你的英国朋友准备暑假来中国旅游，让你推荐一个城市请你给他
46.Jim回信，内容包括推荐城市；
1.推荐理由；
2..你的祝愿3
六、读后续写.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47One afternoonafter school,Mary andher brother,Keith,were eatingat acafe neartheir home.That afternoon,they hadto sharetheir tablewith anotherperson.That pa-son wasa younglady inhertwenties.After eating,she wenttotherestroom.Without realizing,she hadleft herhandphoneon thetable.Five minuteslater,she cameout andwalked outofthecafe withoutlooking back.Mary sawthe handphoneonthetable.She quicklytold KeithJKeith,the girlleft behindherhandphone.Keith lookedatthehandphone.It tookhis breathaway.It wasone ofthe latestmodels onthemarket.Keith hadalways wanteda handphone.But hisparents hadtold him,“You dontneed one.Ybu canalways usethehousephone.^^He stared at itfor someminutes.Then hesaid slowly,pausing oneveryword,I wantto takethehandphone.^^Mary couldnot believeher ears.She merelystaredather brother.Ybu cant!What iftheowner comestolookforit”Having madethe decision,Keith quicklygrabbed thehandphone andput itin hisschoolbag.Then,he tookMarys handand ledher outofthecafe quickly.Once backhome,Keith lockedhis housedoorwithtrembling hands.Inside hisroom,he tookoutthe pieceof beauty.Oh,he likedit somuch.Now hehad hisown handphone.Soon,he waspolishingit happily.But Marytold him,“Keith,you cannotkeep thehandphone.What willyou tellFather aboutthisHe willask youhow yougot thehandphone.Keith saidquickly,“I willsay afriend lentittome.”Mary said,“Now youare lyingtoo.Oh dear!When hadKeith turnedso dishonestThenMary sawa housephone numberontheplastic coverofthehandphone.This isthe girFsphonenumber.Why dontwe justcall thisnumber Wewill talkto herand askher。
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