河南省TOP二十名校2023-2024学年高三上学期9月调研考试英语试题

河南省TOP二十名校2023-2024学年高三上学期9月调研考试英语试题学校:姓名班级考号

一、阅读理解Top4Writing Contestsof2023The Betty AwardAs one of thefew competitionsfor elementaryand middleschool students,The BettyAward（授了）grants cashprizes forwritten piecesbelow1,000words.The BettyAward hasboth aSpringamp;.Fall contest.Top prize:$300Entry fee:S20Deadline:April30,2023100-Word WritingContest100words orless perentry is a must.Submit asmany entriesas youdlike.All ages,genders,（治愈）nationalities andwriters arewelcome.The themeis usinghumor ashealingTop prize:$800Entry fee:$10Deadline:May13,2023Teen WritingContestThe AnnArbor DistrictLibrary isexcited tohost its30th annualTeen WritingContest inWinter2023!Young adultauthors takepart asjudges eachyear,who thenread andselect thewinningstories.Stories arejudged inthree differentcategories:Grades6—8,Grades

98.10,andGrades

11812.Top prize:$250Additional prizes:2nd/$150;3rd/$75Entry fee:FREEDeadline:August15,2023Bennington YoungWriters Awards（遗产），Bennington Collegehas aunique literarylegacy including12Pulitzer Prizewinners,countless New York Timesbestsellers,and twoof Timemagazines100most试卷第页，共页1010influential people.In celebrationof thislegacy,Bennington launchedthe YoungWritersAwards topromote excellencein writingat thehigh schoollevel.Top prize:$1,000Additional prizes:2nd/$500;3rd/S250Entry fee:FREEDeadline:September10,

20231.When canparticipants submittheir entriesfor The BettyAwardA.On April

28.B.On May

13.C.On August

15.D.On September

10.A.It isfree ofcharge.B.It isopen to all ages.C.It partnerswith alibrary.D.It requires1000-word entries.

3.Which offersthe highesttop prizeA.TheBettyAward.B.Teen WritingContest.C.100Word WritingContest.D.Bennington YoungWriters Awards.

2.What isspecial about100-Word WritingContestA yearafter Walt Disney madehistory with the releaseof SnowWhile and the SevenDwarfs,his artistswere strugglingto findthe rightdesign forthe woodlandbackgrounds ofBambi,thecoming-of-age taleof ayoung deer.The Gmsproduction teamrealized theyneeded analternativeto thestyle in their firstfeature lengthanimated film.Soon theygot theirinspiration fromTyrusWong,whose workwas ondisplay atNewYorkCitys Museumof Chinesein AmericanWong,an（移民）immigrant fromTaishan,China,arrived inCalifornia at9with hisfather in

1919.Wongeventually settlednear LosAngeles,where hedeveloped hispassions forart anddrawing andgottrained at the OtisArt Institute.In1938,The WaltDisney Studiohired himto drawthe framesbetween themain drawingsofthe animators.Wong soonlearned that the studiowas tryingto turnFelix Saltensnovel Bambiintoan animatedfilm.After readingthe story,he sawan opportunityto breakout of his boringjob.Inspired byChinese landscapepaintings,he usedwatercolor andcrayons thatcreated the（笔画）forest sceneswith simplestrokes ofcolor andspecial attention10light andshadow.Wongsskills caughtDisneys eyeand became the guidefbr Bambis backgroundartists,who werelater（效仿）trained tomimic hisstyle.By the time Bambihit theatersin1942,a strikeat The WaltDisneyStudio hadleft Wongjoblessafter threeyears ofworking on the project.He laterbecame anillustrator forWarner Bros,where heworked formore thantwo decades.“People admirehis workbecause ofBambi,but Bambiwas justa rallysmall partofhisart lifbJsaid Wongsyoungest daughter.“He considershimself not a greatartist but a luckyartist,who wasatthe rightplace atthe righttime.,,

4.Why didTyrus Wongcatch theattention ofTheWaltDisney StudioA.His paintingstyle fittedBambi.B.He impressedthe studiowith honors.C.He wasfond oftaking photos.D.His workwon popularitywith students.

5.How didTyrus Wongprobably feelabout filmingBambiA.Annoyed.B.Fearful.C.Excited.D.Regretful.

6.What canwe inferabout TyrusWong fromthe textA.He isgenerous.B.He isdemanding.C.He ishumorous.D.He isproductive.

7.In whichsection ofa newspapermay thistext appearA.Business.B.Science.C.Culture.D.Health.The Earthset unofficialrecord hightemperatures lastweek.Scientists saidthey werea clearsignof howpollutants releasedby humansare warmingthe environment.Heat setsthe paceof ourclimatein somany ways...its neverjust theheat,“said Kim Cobb,a climatescientist atBrownUniversity.Ocean warming,wildfire smokeand earlyarrived EI Nino thatmuch ofNorth Americaexperiencedthis summerare othersigns ofclimate troubles.Other recentnatural eventsalso showthat climate changehas enterednew territory.Most of the planetis coveredby oceans,which havetaken in90percent ofthe recentwarmingcaused byplanet-warming gases.In April,worldwide oceantemperature roseto21,1℃,whichscientists believewas causedby acombination ofplanet-warming gasesand theearly EI Ninoformation.EI Ninoisaperiod ofwarning PacificOcean waters.Newly publisheddata documentedexceptionallywarm oceantemperatures in the NorthAtlantic andalso extremesea heatwaves nearIreland,Britain,and in the BalticSea.High levelsof wildfiresmoke weremore commonontheUS WestCoast recently.Several roundsof smokefrom wildfiresin northernCanada broughtdangerous airquality levelstoeastern NorthAmerica.Scientists saythatclimatechange willmake wildfiresand smokemoreintense andthattheEast Coastwill seemore ofit.The currentEINinoformed amonth ortwo earlierthan usual.It replacedLa Ninathat,with itscoolingof Pacificwaters,kept worldwidetemperatures down.That meansthat itwill havemoretime thanusual tostrengthen.It ispredicted that there isa98percent chancethat atleast oneof thenextfive yearswill bethe warmeston record.One ofthese yearswould beattemperatures from2016when anexceptionally strongEINinowas present.

8..What didKimCobbwant tosay in the firstparagraphA.Cold wavemight arrivesoon.B.The heatmay come to anend.C.The Earthwould suffermore.D.Its easy to forecastthe weather.

9.Which ofthe followingsaw morefrequent wildfiresmoke recentlyA.Ireland.B.Britain.C.The SouthAtlantic.D.The USWestCoast.

10.What willmost likelyhappen infive yearsaccording to the textA.More earthquakes.B.Fewer accidents.C.Record heat.D.Extreme cold.

11.What isthe textmainly aboutA.Weather patterns.B.Climate troubles.C.Polluted waters.D.Green practices.I chooseto argueagainst the topic of TikTok hasdone moreharm thangood toyoung people”.Now asmany peopleknow,TikTok isa verypopular appthat startedbecoming verypopular inMarch

2020.Many parentsthink TikTok is aninappropriate andunsafe platformfor young children.Let mestart bysaying that TikTok isnot foryoungchildren!In Europe,the legal age forTikTokis16and inAmerica thelegalageis

13.Secondly,many adultsbelieve thatseeing millionsof perfect“people whospend hoursonmakeup all thetimecan makeus feelunhappy,but Ipersonally findthis entirelyuntrue.There are（痴迷）many peopleon TikTokand noteach andevery oneis obsessedwith beingperfect.People（恶意的）also forgetthat TikTokisnt entirelymade upof peoplespreading nastymessages andpretendingto beperfect.On TikTokyou canfind recipes,animals,facts,poems andnature amongmanyother usefulthings.Furthermore,if you are seeingan accountthat ismaking youfeel unsafe,TikTok hasmade itveryeasytoblock andreport the creator.By blockingthecreatoryou willno longerbe ableto viewtheircontent andby reportingthe accountyouaretelling TikTokthat itis inappropriateand shouldbebanned.Finally,people mightworry thatstrangers willcomment hurtfulmessages onyoung people9svideos,shattering theirconfidence,but TikTokis onestep ahead.It hasa veryclear choicethat youcanenable called“private“which meansthat onlypeople youallow canview/comment onyourvideos.In conclusion,I amnot sayingthatTikTokis perfectbut itsnot nearlyas badas peoplemakeit outto be.

12.What canwe knowabout TikTokin AmericaA.Its costlyto downloadthe app.B.It setsan agelimit.C.It reachedconsumers in

2020.D.Its accessibletoall.

13.Why doesthe authormention recipesand otherthings inparagraph2A.To showthe benefitofTikTok.B.To offersome heatedtopics.C.To explainwhy theyare useful.D.To voicehis viewson poems.

14.What doesthe underlinedword“shattering“in thelast paragraphmeanA.Praising.B.Discovering.C.Enhancing.D.Destroying.

15.Which wordbest describesthe authorsattitude toTikTokA.Doubtful.B.Supportive.C.Uncaring.D.Dismissive.

二、七选五What Makesa GreatTeacherTeaching isoneofthe mostcomplicated jobstoday.It demandsa varietyof qualities:broadknowledge,enthusiasm,a caringattitude anda desireto makea differenceinthelives ofyoungpeople.No wonderthat itshard tofind greatteachers.

16.Great teachersare preparedand organized.They arein theirclassrooms earlyand readytoteach.17・Their classesare organizedin sucha wayas tominimize distractions（分心）.Great teachersengage students and getthem tolook atissues invarious ways.Effectiveteachers usefacts asa startingpoint,not anend point.They askwhy questions,look atall sidesandencourage studentsto predictwhat willhappen next.They askquestions frequentlyto makesurestudents arefollowing along.They tryto engagethe wholeclass,and theydontallow afew studentsto dominatethe class.

18.Great teachersare warm,accessible,enthusiastic andcaring19,They makethemselvesavailable tostudents andparents whoneed them.They areinvolved inschool widecommitteesand activities.They formstrong relationshipswith their studentsanddemonstrate acommitmentto the school.

20.They exhibitexpert knowledge inthesubjects theyare teachingand spendtimecontinuing togain newknowledgeintheir fields.They presentmaterial in an enthusiasticmannerand meettheirstudentsneeds tolearn moreon their own.A.Parents sethigh expectationsfor their kidsB・Here aresome characteristicsof greatteachersC.Great teachersare mastersof theirsubject matterD.They presentlessons ina clearand structuredwayE.They knowclearly whichstudents arehighly giftedF.Teachers withthese qualitiesare knownto stayafter schoolG.In short,they keepstudents motivatedwith variedapproaches

三、完形填空Today my friend accompaniedme tothe busstation.It just21thattherewas abus atthe stationwaitingfor peopleto geton.We22and crossedthe road.Before Igot onthe busmyfriendhad totakesomething frommy bag,which tooka littlebit oftime.The conductorwas patientenough towaitwithout urgingmeto23as otherconductors usuallydo.I was24by him.The busmoved offandtheconductor began25the passengers.Most ofthem weregiving himbig notes.It was atthemorning rushhour.He hadall therights to26tothepassengers about the bigmoneynotes,but nota wordfrom hismouth cameout.He just27received thebignotesand triedtofind28for them.When he29me,I noticedhe hada30with hisfeet,making himlook different.Most disabledpeople arealways31and lookworried.This onereally impressedme andleft mewitha smileyheart.I wasreminded bythis32conductor thatcomplaining isnota good33,试卷第页，butawaste ofenergy.It justmakes thingsworse.It wouldbe betterto acceptthe346共页10and tostay calm.That would35_you andpeople around.

21.A.showed B,proved C.happened D.appeared

22.A.escaped B・hesitated C・paused D.waved

23.A.hurry upB.take offC-come backD.go around

24.A.blamed B.amazed C.saved D.wakened

25.A.charging B.calling C.following D.visiting

26.A.turn B・complain C.respond D.listen

27.A.lazily B・secretly C.kindly D.unwillingly

28.A.change B.food C.awards D.excuses

29.A.comforted B・answered C,interrupted D.approached

30.A.memory B,problem C.joke D.reply

31.A.proud B・creative C,moody D.honest

32.A.sad B.foolish C.calm D.new

33.A.support B.study C.luck D.policy

34.A.start B.fact C.wish D.relief

35.A.benefit B.shock C.train D.test

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1Among therecent36develop ofvarious technologies,the mostused handytechnology isthemobile phoneswiththeInternet connection.In thepast fewyears,mobile phones37play anirreplaceablepart inour dailylife.Without them,normal lifewasata standstill.The experienceforcedus38become dependenton mobile phones.Now weare39confuse aboutthe ideathatmobile phonesshould notbe allowedin schools.Mobile phonesbring withthem manyadvantagesand disadvantages.Let usdiscuss thisto understandthe issue40clear.Generally speaking,mobile phonesshould notbe allowedin schoolsbecause teachersprovidestudents41all knowledgeand guidance.Moreover,school isnot onlymeant foracademics,but itteachesdiscipline,values,good habits,42interactive skillswhich mobilephones cantoffer.If wetalkabout connectivitythat meansto contactsomeone incase ofemergency,theschoolwill helpthestudents.We cannotignore someimportant cases43mobilephonesmay berequired.Mobile phonesprovidea betterway oflearning and44fast accessto information.Many parentsfeel safeto trackthelocation oftheirkidsas theytravel toschool ontheir own.But some45regulation shouldbemade toensure thatthe studentsuse mobilephones properly.

五、其他应用文.你校将以月日世界睡眠日为主题，举办英语演讲比赛请你写一篇演讲稿参赛，46321内容包括,睡眠与学习之间的关系；1,改善睡眠的建议2注意,写作词数应为个左右；

180.请按如下格式在答题卡的相应位置作答2Good morning,everyone!

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47Kuppan wasa goodbadminton player.His risewithin theranks ofthe badmintonplayers oftheschool wasimpressive butunusual.One dayhe wasnothing,the nexthe wasa memberoftheschoolteam.In theSchool Championships,he spranga surpriseby knockingoutthetop seed,Richard Lee,inthesemi final.In thefinal,he easilybeat anothercompetitor AbdulRauf by15-3and15-

10.Hewas theSchool Champion.It wasunbelievable.The previousyear he did noteven getpast thefirstround,This yearhe wasthe champion.（傲Success gotinto hishead,He beganto thinkhe wasreally good,In fact,he arrogantly慢士也）told RichardLee andthe othersthat theywould neverbeat himagain.He claimedhe wassimplytoo goodfor them,inaleague ofhis own.Well,it wastrue thatKuppan wasagoodand skillfulplayer.He hadnatural abilityand talent.So hepicked upthe gamevery quicklyand soonbecamethebest.However.hedidnot realizethatnobody canremain atthetopallthetime.What goesup mustcertainly comedown.Kuppan thoughthecould stayup indefinitely.The otherplayers wereannoyed byKuppans declaration.They resolvedto trainharder tobeat（羞辱）the guywho hadinsulted them,They eventrained ontheirownevery daywhile Kuppanwanderedaround talkingwith prideabout hissuccess.The StateIndividual Championshipswerecoming up,So wasthe InterschoolTournament.The schooPscoach workedhard toimprove theschoolplayers.All ofthem trainedhard,except Kuppan.He wouldmiss trainingor performhalf-heartedly.He wasmore interestedin entertainingthe admirersthat hadgathered aroundhim.He注意,续写词数应为个左右；thought hewas toostrong tobe defeated.

1150.请按如下格式在答题卡的相应位置作答2The StateIndividual Championshipsreached usin time.Kuppan triedto makea differenceinthesecond round,。