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537.5AOn todaysblog post,Ill betalking aboutmy favoritemagazines.I lovereading booksmagazines,and Imlearning somanyuseful tipsabout healthyliving,daily life,etc.Womens HealthWomens Health has a uniquecontent.You canfind variousinteresting information about healthyliving orexercises you can doathome.I alsolove theirwriters because they explainevery topicso simplethat youcan evenunderstand biologicalarticles.Healthy FoodGuideI totallyrecommend itto everyonebecause it has lots of usefulinformation aboutbeing healthyduring yourdaily life.In thismagazine,youcanfind articlesabout foodsyou ofteneat butdont havemuch ideawhat itcontains orif theyrehealthy.If you aresearching fornew diets,this magazinegives youall theinformation.Time OutTime Out is a well-known magazineand itsfree inmy city.Every timeI seea Time Outmagazine,I getit becauseithaslots ofusefultips.I gotTimeOutLondon whenI wasin London,and Idiscovered new restaurants,galleries,museums,and events.Thismagazine hasvarious informationabout thecity life.For example,it givesyou theevents thatare happeningnear you.It givesyoutips for the railwaystations andother transportationchoices.La CucinaItalianaIf youlove cookingItalian food,this magazineis foryou!It haslotsofrecipes andalso restaurantreviews.You canalso findpopularrestaurants nearyou inthis magazine.Tve alsoread articlesby famouschefs frommy city.
1.What canwe findin Healthy Food GuideA.Ways tokeep fit.B.Tips oncooking.C.Different eatinghabits.D.Information ofnewrestaurants.
2.What canwe readto findcomments onrestaurantsA.TimeOut.B.WomensHealth.C.HealthyFoodGuide.D.La CucinaItaliana.
3.What canwe learnabout the authorA.He livesin London.B.He lovesand enjoyslife.C.He oftengoes travelling.D.He likescollecting recipes.B（本能）Whether itbe aperson,an animal,or evenan insect,a mother\instincts arenever wrong.This idearings truefor amothercat whoacted fastand soughtout helpwhen herkittens werein trouble.This mother cats quickthinking mayhave justsaved herbabies.In theurban districtof Izmirin westernTurkey,a catwalked intoa regularhospital boldinga kittenin hermouth.As the mother catmovedthrough the hospital,people weresurprised tosee sucha sight,but lether pass.The mother cat askedfor help,crying for along time.She wasfamiliar tothehospitalstaff,who hadbeen leavingher foodand wateroutside,but they were unawarethat shehadgiven birth to kittens.The mothercat wasconcerned forher youngbecausetheywerent ableto opentheir eyes.After the doctors lookedat the kittens,（兽医）they noticedthat theywere sufferingfrom eyeinfections.One of the doctorsrecalls,We consultedwith vetsand gavemedicineas described.When thekittens openedtheir eyesa shorttime later,we wereexcited.Later,theyweresent toan animalhospitalfor furthercare.The catsare nowup for adoption andwill hopefullyfind lovingforever homes.When itcomes tomothercatsand kittens,kittens completelydepend onmothers forthe firstfew monthsof theirlives.Because theyareblind andalmost deafuntil abouttwo orthree weeksold,the mothercat mustprotect themfrom anythreat ordanger.Withoutthe mothercats help,thekittensmay notmake itto adulthood.As shownby themothercatin Turkey,a motherslove andprotection knowsno bounds.Whether themom is a humanoracat,mothers willalways lookout fortheir babiesand makesure theyare safeand healthy.
4.Why didthemothercat showup in the hospitalA.To begfor food.B.To gether babiestreated.C.To expressthanks.D.To givebirthto her babies.
5.How didthedoctorshelp thebaby catA.They builtthem ahome.B.They adoptedall of them.C.They operatedon themimmediately.D.They gavethem rightmedicine.
6.What makesnewly-born catsdependent on their mothersA.Their physicalstate.B.Their eatinghabit.C.Their appearance.D.Their behavior.
7.What canwe learnfrom thestoryA.cat hasnine lives.B.One goodturn deservesanother.C.Love makesa difference.D.God helpsthose whohelp themselves.CCan snackingbe akey elementof ahealthy lifestyleIf yourfirst responseis No!”,heres achance toupdate youropinions.Some ofuswere raisedwith theadvice ofNever catbetween meals11,which canprotect ourteeth fromsweets.Yet therecan besignificantadvantages ofsnacking onhealthy foods.Researchers havefound thateating frequentmini-meals offershealth benefits.Dr.DavidJenkins andcolleagues at the Universityof Torontohave reportedsome remarkableadvantages.In onestudy,participants wererandomly divided into twogroups andboth groupswere given the sametype andamount offoodover atwo-week period.One groupconsumed threemeals aday.For thosehaving aNibbling Diet”,food wasdividedinto17（月且固醇）mini-meals aday.After twoweeks,the nibbiershad reducedtheir bloodcholesterol levelsby morethan15percent.（皮质醇）（血清胰岛素）Cortisol astress indicator,was reducedby17percent.Average seruminsulin levelsof nibbierswerereduced by28percent.With lessinsulin,the bodyis lesslikely toconvert loadsof caloriesinto bodyfat.（）Also,you maythink eatingconcentrated sourcesof fat or sugaror bothwill pack the weight into yourbody.However,seebelow forsome examplesof healthysnacks:Nuts arehigh infat sokeep portionsmoderate.However,the fatcomes with a wealthof mineralsand protectivesubstances.For growingyoungsters,high-energyadults,athletes andthose whohave difficultymaintaining theirweight,nuts area greatsolution.（）Dried fruitsraisins,currants,apricots helpyou stockup oniron.If youtend tofeel coldin winter,keep raisinshandy.When yourbloodsugar drops,youfll havean instantremedy.Fresh fruitis alsoa greatchoice.
8.Why doesthe authorpropose aquestion at the beginningof thepassageA.To raisethe readers*awareness ofrefusing snacks.B.To arousethe readersinterest in the topic.C.To showthe significanceof healthylifestyles.D.To emphasizethe importanceof eatingsnacks.
9.What dothe underlinedwordsnNibbling Dietin paragraph2refer toA.Not eatingtoo muchfood ata time.B.Eating manysnacks ata time.C.Eating foodgently eachtime.D.Eating foodquickly eachtime.
10.What canbe inferredfrom thepassageA.The nibbiersare morelikely topacktheweightintotheir body.B.More insulinhelps thebody toburn off excess calories.C.Having snackshigh infatorsugar doesntnecessarily puton weight.D.Eating aconsiderable amount of nutsisabrilliant choicefor everyone.
11.Who canbenefit fromdried fruitsin dailylifeA.An athletewho needsto maintainhis weight.B.A childwho iseager togrow upquickly.C.A girlwho wantsto warmherself inwinter.D.A patientwho longsto decreasehis bloodsugar.DThe termctsocialdistancing^^has beenatthecenter ofpublic conversationforawhile.But itsnof€socialn distancewe aretrying topromote.Ifsphysical separation.In fact,preserving socialties-even ata distance-is essentialfor bothmental andphysical health.The resultsof ananalyticreview donein2017indicate thata lackof socialsupport isonapar withsmoking cigarettesasarisk factorforhealth.Given thisfact,how mightwe beststay connectedto otherswhile maintainingphysical distanceWould webe betteroffe-mailinga friendMakinga phonecall Settingup avideo chatIn ourstudy,Nick Epleyand Itested whetherthe mediathrough whichpeopleinteract affectstheir senseofconnection-and howexpectations aboutcertain technologiesimpact thecommunication mediatheychoose touse.In ourexperiment,we askedparticipants toreconnect withsomeone thatthey hadntinteracted withrecently,either throughe-mailor over thephone.Participants firstmade predictionsabout whatit wouldbe liketo getin touchif theyreached outin thesetwo ways.They generallybelieved thattheydfeel moreconnected wheninteracting viathe phone than over e-mail.But theyalso predictedthattalking onthe phonecould bemoreuncomfortable thansending ane-mail.Although theseparticipants believedthat talkingencouragedstronger bonds,most ofthem saidthey*d rathersendan e-mail thancall theperson up.Fears about awkwardness,itseems,push individualstoward text-based methodsfor communicating.In thenext partoftheexperiment,we hadparticipants actuallyreconnect usingone randomlydetermined modeof communicationand then followedupwith themafter theyhad doneso.We foundthat peopledo formmeaningfully strongerbonds wheninteractingover the phonethanovere-mail.Importantly,though,there wasno differencein theamountofdiscomfort whenreconnecting onthephone.The nexttime youthink abouthow bestto connect,consider callingor settingup avideo chat.Feelings ofsocial connectionarepreferablyfacilitated byvoice ratherthan akeyboard.
12.How doesthe authorsupport hisview onthe importanceof maintainingsocial tiesA.By statinga deep-rooted tradition.B.By citinga publishedreport.C.By sharingpublic opinions.D.By presentingofficial documents.
13.What didtheauthorand Epleysstudy focusonA.How technologiesimpact meansof communication.B.How socialmedia choicesaffect feelingsof connection.C.Why maintainingsocial separationis badfor mentalhealth.D.Why reconnectingwith friendsoverthephone bringsawkwardness.
14.What canwe inferfrom thestudy resultsA.They changedthe researchobjectives.B.They providedinsights forfuture studies.C.They confirmedresearchers*expectations.D.They contradictedparticipants predictionspartly.
15.What canbe concludedfrom thetextA.For strongerbonds,talk insteadof typing.B.Keeping intouch iskey toa lastingfriendship.C.Think before you considercontacting anold friend.D.Text-based methodsfor communicationcause discomfort.第二节（共小题；每小题分，满分分）
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512.5Mid-Autumn Festivalis oneofthemost importantfestivals inChinese calendar.The festivaltypically involvesfamily gettingtogetherto sharemooncakes whilewatching themoon.Typical Chinese mooncakes areround inshape,and measurearound10cmindiameter and4-5cm inthickness.Most mooncakesconsist ofa thintender skinenveloping asweet,dense filling.16It isa customfor housewivesto preparemooncakes athome whenthe festivalis approaching.Now let*s learntomake traditionalChinesemooncakes.（生面团）Above all,full preparationsshould bemade,including materialssuch asdough flour,water,sugar andvegetable oil,一（莲子蓉）and fillingslotus seedpaste andeggs.Mix togetherall thematerials toget a dough.17Next,separate theegg yolksfrom thewhites andsalt thesteamed yolks.While the oven ispreheating to180degrees Celsius,roll thelotuspaste andthe dough into smallballs.18Then,shape upwith eachconsisting ofadoughwrapper,one ball of lotuspaste,and onehalf ofa salted egg yolk.Make aholein a（）balloflotus andput theyolk inside.Similarly,cover thelotus ballwith theyolk insidewith awrapper.19Then shapeitwith the（模具）.mold20Take themout after5minutes andbrush themwith theegg wash.Put themooncakes backuntil theybecome goldenbrown.Remember towait toeat themooncakes fortwo dayswhen theywill besoft andalso lookshiny.A.A mooncakeball ismade.B.Prepare thesaltedeggyolks.C.Finally,put allmooncakes intotheoven.D.Flatten eachpiece ofdoughintoa thinwrapper.E.Therere manystories aboutmooncakes andChange.F.Mooncakes arethe must-eat foodfortheMid-Autumn Festival.G.Covered withplastic wrap,it shouldbe setaside forat least3hours.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）15115Emily hada lifethat anyonecould hardlybelieve in.Before she was21leading rolesonthestage andbig screen,she（）（口吃）.could barelycarry an22together withher classmates.Between ages7and14,Emily hada seriousstutterAs shetold WMagazine,she wasa sensiblekid andhadtonsto23,but shejust couldntsay it,which couldhavebeen24_her fora longtime.But thatall25_when oneamong herjunior highschool teachersencouraged herto26the schoolplay-giventhevery factthat shehadsucha toughtime
27.But theteacher kept28_pressing andsuggested shetry charactervoices toassist gettingthe wordsout--andit
29.By theendof herteens,Emily hadovercome herstutter and30to achievethe successfulcareer shehas now.Just likeher,there aremillions ofuntold31of peoplewho tackledthe hardshipsand32something whichoncewas justa dream.It justtakesa little33in yourselfand inyour dreamsbeforeyoufinally reachyour goal.So,if youeverthink youhavea34life andyouaretrapped,stop thinkingand startbelieving.One dayyou willhave allyou35of.
21.A.expectingB.missingC.learning D.landing
22.A.conversationB.responsibilityC.messageD.investigation
23.A.settleB.learnC.expressD.overcome
24.A.inspiringB.botheringC.preparingD.supporting
25.A.startedB.changedC.happenedD.proved
26.A.get awaywithB.make senseof C.give intoD.try outfor
27.A.communicatingB.performingC.practicingD.recovering
28.A.brieflyB.sharplyC.gentlyD.urgently
29.A.workedB.failedC.brokeD.existed
30.A.stayed upB.went onC.calmed downD.set out
31.A.damagesB.difficultiesC.storiesD.benefits
32.A.encounteredB.demonstratedC.identifiedD.achieved
33.A.directionB.actionC.secretD.belief
34.A.lonelyB.qualityC.hardD.normal
35.A.dreamB.speakC.knowD.complain第二节共小题；每小题分，满分分
101.515徽章2022witnesses the350th anniversaryof Rong Bao Zhai.The badgefor Rong Bao Zhaiuses theChinese36character of“three,five andzero”.The characterthree“is shapedlike abook,37represents thelong historicaltraditionof RongBao Zhai.Five representsthe interweavingof yinand yang,andthecircle ofzero”means eternityand hopeinthe future.RongBaoZhai38locate inBeijing.Its woodblock printingskill waslisted in the firstbatch ofnational-levelintangible39culture heritageby StateCouncil.The techniqueisacollection ofpainting,engraving andprinting as40whole.It canbe employed41create artworksand42realistic reproduceall kindsof Chinesecalligraphyand paintings.Among thefamous prints43be“Han XizaiEvening Banquet.The productiontook8years,using over1,600woodblocks andover6,000times ofoverprinting,marking thedevelopment ofthe peakof woodblockprinting.RongBaoZhai paysspecial attentionto collectingand protecting.It hascollected thousandsof Yuan,Ming andQing Dynastyworks,and ishonored__44tiny PalaceMuseum”.Over theyears,the brandhas alsoheld variousexhibitions andinternational art第四部分写作共两节，满分分exchanges,45become awindow ofChinese traditionalculture tothe world.40第一节满分分15假定你是李华，暑假期间你参加了社区的志愿者活动，请向学校英语报投稿分享你的经历内容包括活动的时L间和内容；你的感悟
2.注意词数左右；
1.10可适当增加细节，以使行文连贯
2.Dear Editor,Thank youfor readingmy letterYours,Li Hua第二节（满分分）25Catherine wasthe coolestkid in her class.Whenever shewent,she wasinthespotlight,with abunch ofkids followingher anddoingeverything shedid.Her deskmate,Landy,however,was notinthe cool kidsgroup.Being thetallest kidin herclass,shewasteased by her（意大利面）classmates,who werealways chantingLandy,Landy,long asspaghetti Everytime Landyheard thosesilly chants,shecould feelher faceburst intoflames.God knewhow shewished theground tocrack andswallow her!Catherine didntreally likeit whenthe kidschanted Landy,Landy,long asspaghetti”.But shenever toldthem tostop either,and nordid sheever talktoher.She likedbeing popular.One weekend,Catherine wentover toher grandfatherfor Thanksgiving.Her grandfatherlives ona farmattheopposite endoftown,where hekeeps chickens.While helpingto feedthe chickens,Catherine noticeda peculiarone.Curling inthe corner,it lookedsmallerthan the others andwas almosthalf-bare!“Whats thematter withit”She askedher grandfather,with apuzzled frownon herface.Her grandfathertold herhow（啄）chickens couldact.They havea peckingorder,“he explained,wrinkles ofconcern spreadingaround hisforehead.If onechickenis different,theotherswill pushit awayand keeppecking it.Sometimes theypeck itso muchthat itdies.”“Oh,what apoor littlething!,,Catherine letoutasigh asshe scoopedthe frightenedchicken upinherarms,whose heartwasbeating fastinthebony littlebody.Suddenly,she thoughtof Landy,the girlbeing“pecked“byherclassmates.Im goingto takeithome andtake goodcare ofit Jshe saidwithadetermined look.Back inschool,Catherine toldthecoolkids aboutthe chicken.Its lookinghealthy,“she saidproudly.“Its fatterand itsfeathersare growing.Even thecat likesit.She carriesit around the garden,and...”Everyone wasentertained byCatherines stoiyofher lovelychicken,laughter lingeringaroundtheclassroom.注意续写词数应为左右；请按如下格式在答题卡的相应位置作答L
1502.Then Catherinespotted Landysitting byherself ina corner.But Catherinewalked directlytoward Landy,regardless ofwhat theysaid.参考答案阅读21〜23ADB24〜27BDAC28〜31BACC32〜35BADA七选五FDBGC完型DACBBDACABCDDCA语填characters;which;is located;cultural;a;to created;realistically;is;as;becoming。
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