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荆州中学级高三月半月考202110英语试题第卷I第一部分听力（共两节，满分分）30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选项听完5A BC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一遍
101.When doesthe womansuggest playingtennis todayA.In themorning.B.In the afternoon.C.In theevening.
2.What didthe mando yesterdayeveningA.He playedfootball.B.He watcheda match.C.He haddinner with a friend.
3.What is the relationshipbetween the speakersA.Husband andwife.B.Father anddaughter.C.Interviewer and interviewee.
4.What didDavid probablydo yesterdayA.He wentboating.B.He restedat home.C.He wenthiking.
5.What arethe speakersmainly talkingaboutA.The originof marathon.B.The lifeof aGreek soldier.C.The victoryof theGreek army.第二节（共小题；每小题分，满分・分）15L5225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、、三个选项中选出5A BC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，各小题将5给出秒钟的作答时间每段对话或独白读两遍听第段材料，回答第、题
56676.Why didMike join a bandA.To killtime.B.To enjoymusic.C.To overcomeshyness.
7.What doesthe womanthink ofsinging inpublicA.Exciting.B.Meaningful.C.Embarrassing.听第段材料，回答第、题
7898.When willthe womanhave anoperationC.Next month.A.This week.B.Next week.
9.Who arein ChicagoC.The man/s grandparents.A.The mansparents.B.The manscolleagues.听第段材料，回答第至题
8101210.Why doesthe manmake thephone callA.To ordersome machines.B.To askfor colorpictures.C.To confirmthe deliverytime.
11.What willthe womando thiseveningA.Fax the man abrochure.B.Work out the agreement.C.Attend ameeting.Paragraph1James gotup earlythe nextmorning._________________________________________________Paragraph2Mr Blackwas alittle surprisedto seethe brothers.荆州中学级高三月半月考答案202110听力CCABA BCBAA BCCBA CCBAB阅读理解CAD DCBBADBD ACBC DBAGE完形填空ACDCA DBABDCDBAB语法填空best willleave to/with athletesthewhat traditionallybreaking caughtadvanced写作第一节应用文The Choiceof MyCollege MajorDearclassmates,It isvery hard to choose a propermajor.Some believeit isbetter tochooseamajor thatwill bringmorejob opportunities.But Iwill selectEnglish consideringmy interest.I havebeen interested in learningEnglish sinceI was a primaryschool student,with anendless seriesofEnglish cartoonbooks offeredby myparents.Besides,I alsodecide to study Englishfor thesake of an idealjob.I amgoing to be anEnglish teacherafter graduation.This makesit inevitable tostudyEnglish and get relatedcertificates.The choiceof ourcollege majoris ofgreat importanceto ourfuture life.We mustthink twicebeforemaking ourfinal decision.Thank youfor listening!第二节读后续写James gotup earlythe nextmorning.Het oldAdam,We shouldgo toMr Blackshouse asearly aspossibleand explainto himwhat happened/5Before theywent out,he tookout all the moneyhe hadearnedin therestaurant duringhis summerholiday.Adam knewthat hisdear brotherwanted topay for his fault.Tears filledhis eyesbecause heknew verywell howmuch hiselder brotherwanted to get a new bikeand thathe was workingon it.Mr Blackwas alittle surprisedto seethe brothers.Mr Black,Pm hereto makean apology,said James.Then hetold Mr Black whathad happenedand drewoutthe money fromhis pocket.This isallthemoney Ihave.I wonderif itcan makeup foryour loss,“he saidsincerely.Good boys,I trulyappreciate yourhonesty.Just forgetmy car,Mr Blacksaid.He declinedtogetthemoneybut acceptedthe brothers9offer ofdoingsome workin hisgarden.What agood result!Adam regainedhis honestyand Jamescould stillhave hisdreambike.
12.When willthe mansign theagreementA.This evening.B.Tomorrow morning.C.At noontomorrow.听第段材料，回答第至题
9131613.How doesLisa feelseeing JohnA.Glad.B.Regretful.C.Surprised.
14.Why didJohn lieto LisaA.He wasbusy.B.Hes afraidof rollercoasters.C.He plannedto seehis grandparents.
15.What willthe mando firstA.Buy thetickets.B.Enjoy ashow.C.Call hisgrandparents.
16.Where doesthe conversationprobably takeplaceA.At school.B.At Lisashouse.C.At anamusement park.听第段材料，回答第至题
10172017.Why didthe speakergive upthe ideaof beinga chocolatetesterA.It isa dangerousjob.B.It ishardto be professional.C.He had to takeon moreresponsibility.（裁判）？
18.What madethe speakerwant tobecome afootball refereeA.The salary.B.The hobby.C.The challenge.
19.What canPhilip probablybeA.A dog.B.A baby.C.An animaldoctor.
20.Why didthespeakerdecide tobecome ajournalistA.He wantedto earnmuch money.B.He wasgood atfinding outinformation.C.He wasexpected tofollow inhis fathersfootsteps.第二部分阅读（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（、、、和）中，选出最佳选项，并在答题卡上将该ABCD项涂黑AOnline EventsVirtualBook TastingNeedanewbook for the monthThen comeandgeta tasteofavariety ofnew andpopular booksfromour librariansthat arein ourcollection!This eventwill takeplace overGoogle Meet.Registration beginsat9am,October
28.Date andTime:3pm,November23Host:Pelham Parkway-Van NestLibrary,online onlyAudience:teachers,teens/young adultsLunchtimeVirtual HandwritingDenWhen wasthe lasttime yousent athank-you noteto abeloved oneCome andput pento paper.Write,chat,and sharenot requiredbut encouragedin asafe,welcoming,and friendlyenvironment.Date andTime:1pm,November30Host:Muhlenberg CommunityLibrary,online onlyAudience:adultsFamily StorytimeJoin the staffat Fort Washington Libraryfor alive,online programwith songs,rhymes,and favoriteread-aloud books.Both theparent/caregiver andthe childmust bepresent during the entireprogram.Date andTime:10:30am,December7Host:Fort WashingtonLibrary,online onlyAudience:children,infants0-18months old,toddlers18-36months old,preschoolers3-5years oldTeenBook Discussion:Sports BooksComeand hearabout booksabout yourfavorite sportsand tellus aboutyours.This eventwill takeplaceover GoogleMeet.You mustregister withyour emailaddress toreceive thelink,approximately oneday beforetheprogram,to participate.Date andTime:3:30pm,December8Host:Pelham PublicLibrary,online onlyAudience:teens/young adults*Please note:For allevents,registration isrequired online.
21.Who canattend LunchtimeVirtual HandwritingDenA.Children.B.Toddlers.C.Adults.D.Teens.
22.Which libraryoffers anevent aboutsports booksA.Pelham PublicLibrary.B.Muhlenberg CommunityLibrary.C.FortWashingtonLibrary.D.Pelham Parkway-Van NestLibrary.
23.What dothe fourevents havein commonA.They encouragepersonal experience.B.They takeplace in theafternoon.C.They areabout tellingstories.D.They needonline registration.BAbout sixmonths ago,a youngcouple movedin together.The27-year-old girlfriendonly madeabout£12000a yearat herlower-paying job,so the29-year-old manpaid mostof thebills.This arrangementworkedand theman didntmind contributingthat much.u However,four monthsago,I lostmy job.We haveno savings.This was a devastatingblow and I stillcantget newemployment,^he said.The couplewere strugglingto comeup withenough moneyto cover their rentafter missingtheir regular马区逐payment whenthey wereserved a30-day evictionnotice.The girlfriendsresponse tothis wasto shutherselfaway and her anxietybecame worrying.So he had tohunt for an apartmentalone.And he had to dothis ona veryrestrictive budget,within alimited timeas well.The mandoesn/t haveany familyas hewas raisedin thefoster caresystem andhis girlfriendsfamilycouldnt helpthem becauseof unfortunatepersonal circumstances.He eventuallycame acrossan apartmentwithintheir budgetbut itdidnt allowdogs.This meantthat he would have to find a home for their dog Auggie.He askedhis friendsto takeit inbut noone couldadopt Auggie.Knowing whathadtobe doneto keepa roofover theirheads,he soldAuggie toa couplewith childrenwithouthis girlfriendsknowledge orapproval.He visitedtheir houseto makesure itwas agood fit.Themeeting wentwonderful.They havea backyardand adog parkdown thestreet.The familyeven agreedto letthemvisit wheneverthey wanted.So hetraveled to their housemultiple timesoverthenext fewdays togetAuggie adjusted.“This is the hardestthing Iveever hadtodo.I wasin asmuch pain as herandI was justabletomanage itbetter.She brokedown instantlywhen Igot homeand brokethe newsto her,he said,adding thatmaybeletting gois tolove better.
24.Where wasthe youngcouples incomemainly fromfour monthsagoA.The girlfriendsjob.B.Their parentshelp.C.The fostercare systemshelp.D.The29-year-old mansjob.
25.Why didthe mansgirlfriend getanxiousA.She losther job.B.They couldntfindahomefor theirdog.C.Their economicstate changeda lot.D.The mansfamily refusedto offerhelp.
26.What didthemando forAuggieA.He soldAuggie tohis friends.B.He checkedthe environmentof Auggiesnew home.C.He keptcontact with an animalshelter.D.He renteda housewithadog parknearby.
27.What canwe learnabout Auggiein itsnew homeA.It willsoon beabandoned.B.It maymeet visitorsoften.C.It leavesfor adaptation.D.It hasa difficultlife there.COn theweekends,Ciara Smart,a PhDcandidate inhistory atthe Universityof Tasmania,isthemember ofacaving clubthat discoveredthe deepest known cavein Australia.Smart andseven fellowmembers of the all-volunteer Southern Tasmanian Caverneersgroup haveofficiallymapped andmeasured theircountrys deepest known cave,which is401vertical meters.Its locatedin TasmaniasMount FieldNational Park,northwest ofthe islandstates capital,Hobart.In（志同道合的）the smallbut close-knit cavingcommunity,one ofthe mostimportant rulesis thatwhoeverdiscovers thecave getsto nameit!For theSouthernTasmanianCaverneers,there wasonly onename suitable一foracave whosedepth becameapparent duringthe worstdays ofthe COVID-19pandemic inAustralia DeltaVariant.“There area lotof differentwords attachedto thepandemic that are quitedescriptive.So wewere abletogo with the wholeCOVID-19naming themefortheentire cave/Smart explained.The entranceto thecave,which istight andnarrow,is TestStation Queue.Then theresanother horrible（杂舌不堪的）section calledClose Contact,a sprawlingL horizontalbit calledSuperspreader Eventand awide,beautiful partnow calledFreedom Day.While thecave hasbeen discoveredby purechance,these daysthere aremany scientifictoolsthat caverscan useto locatetheir nextsite andcollect informationbefore evengoing downinto othersections.（染淞Once theynarrowed itdown toa spot,they useddye Dto markthe locationofthecaves watersource一a waterfalldeep inside.For Smart,the majorappeal ofcaving isthe widerange ofactivities itcovers.Its sortof anaddictivehobby becauseon theone hand,its greatfun,she said.But itsalso sciencebecause wereputting allthesesections together.Were linkingthem andunderstanding howthe waterflows throughand howthese sectionsform.”
28.What dowe knowabout Ciara SmartA.Her teamnamed Australia/s deepest known cave.B.She discoveredthe worldsdeepest cave.C.Her homeis ina nationalpark inHobart.D.She majoredin geography.
29.What canwe inferabout thenames inparagraphs A.They arehighly appreciated.B.They revealSmarts hardwork.C.They comfortpeople.D.They arerelated tothe COVID-
19.
30.What doesCiara Smartthink ofcavingA.Easy andinteresting.B.Fun butcomplex.C.Boring butmeaningful.D.Dull andrisky.
31.What isthe textmainly aboutA.The locationof Australiasdeepestknowncave.B.The demandingrequirement forcaving.C.The appealof Australiasdeepestknowncave forCiaraSmart.D.The discoveryof Australiasdeepestknowncave.DThe destructionof tropicalforests is happening at an alarmingrate to make wayfor crops.After theselandsare shortof nutrientstheyre abandoned,which canlead tothe naturalregrowth ofthe forestthat wasoncethere.The findingsuggests thatso-called recoveredforests,also knownas secondary forests,could playakey rolein restoringecosystems.To betterunderstand thisprocess,Lourens Poorterat WageningenUniversity andResearch intheNetherlands andhis colleaguesanalyzed77secondary forestsites acrossthe tropicalregions ofCentral andSouthAmerica,andinWest Africa.These siteswere allat variousstages ofregrowth——for example,somewere20years old,and otherswere
120.The teamcontrasted eachsecondary forestwith nearby old-growth forest——forests thathavent hadmajordisturbance.The moresimilar thesecondary forestswere totheir neighboringold-growth forests,reasoned the researchers,the morethey had recovered.The teamfound thatafter20years,the averagesecondaryforestthat hadgrown fromfarmland thatwas（强度）（属生）.〃used withlow tomedium intensityhadrecovered78%of old-growth forest attributes fltgoes wayfaster thanwe thought,says Poorter.But the researchers foundsignificant discrepancybetween the recovery timeforthedifferent forestattributes.Soils werethe quickestto bounceback,with mostrecovery happeningwithin10years.It took25-60years forplant speciesdiversity torecover.Despite theenormous amountof deforestationthat hasand continuesto occur,theres hopethat theseforestscan bounceback naturally,says Poorter.Secondary forestscurrently makeup over28%of tropicalforestsin Centraland SouthAmerica,and areimportant forlocking upcarbon which is importantto dealwithclimate change.In addition,they attractmammals,birds andinsects backtothearea,whichisimportant forecosystemrestoration.“These resultsare promising//says J.Leighton Reidat VirginiaTech.However,the sitesin thisstudydont representregeneration on the averagepiece ofdeforested land,and manydeforested siteswill recovermuchmore slowlythan theones studiedhere.”
32.Why didtheresearcherscontrast secondary forests withnearbyold-growth forestsA.To measuretherecoveryof secondary forests.B.To detectthreats tosecondaryforests.C.To learnmore aboutforestattributes.D.To determinethe contributingfactors offorest recovery.
33.What doesthe underlinedword“discrepancy meanin Paragraph5A.Link.B.Dependence.C.Difference.D.Similarity.
34.What isa hopefulphenomenon accordingto PoorterA.Fewer tropicalforests arebeing deforested.B.Ecosystem restorationishappeningin forests.C.The surveycovers arepresentative sampleof sites.D.A quarterof Americais coveredby secondaryforests.
35.What didtheresearchteam findabout tropicalforestsA.They wenthand inhand withthe ecosystemrestoration.B.They featuredsecondaryforeststhat couldrecover themselves.C.They couldre-establish themselvesquickly onabandoned land.D.They wereoften abandonedafter beingdeforested foragriculture.第二节（共小题；每小题分，满分分）
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512.5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Rock climbingisthekind ofsport youeither loveor youresimply notinterested in.For thosewho loveit,there isgreat personalsatisfaction.36It isa physicalworkout thatrequires strength,coordination,and（）perseverance.Regular climbing2or moretimes perweek canimprove cardiovascularfitness,muscle（正视）strength,and flexibility.Mentally,you mustconfront yourfears bothof injuriesand ofheights andmakegood decisionsbecause yourlife dependsupon it.37You mustbe ingood healthand aboveaverage physicalcondition togo rock climbing,more（敏捷的）,so ifyou dothis outdoors.You needtobeflexible andagile sinceclimbing skillsinvolve stretching,bending,and precisebody positioning.And youmust havethe strengthto holdyourself upbyyour armsand handsor evenjust yourfingers.You donthavetoclimb MountQomolangma toenjoy thesport ofrock climbing.38Some ofthese includetraditional climbing,free soloclimbing,ice climbingand indoorclimbing.If youthink youmay beinterestedinrock climbing,start byreading booksor rock climbingpublications.39Others haveessays writtenby climbersthat cangive youa feelfor this sport.Publicationsare goodsources ofgear adviceand reviews,technique andtraining tips,and rock climbing destinations.If yourepassionate aboutrockclimbing,youll wantto findothers whoshare yourlove ofthissport.Ask aboutgroups orclubs ata localrockclimbinggym orsearch theInternet.40A.There aremanyoptions.B.Rock climbingisnt foreveryone.C.Rock climbinghas gainedpopularity inrecent years.D.Rock climbinginvolves bothphysical andmental challenges.E.The moreyou learn,the moreyou/ll wantto knowand share!F.Most ofall,you needtime andcommitment tolearn theskills.G.There aremany booksavailable thatoutline thebasics ofrockclimbing.第三部分英语知识运用（共两节，满分分）30第一节完形填空（共小题；每小题分，满分分）15115阅读下面短文，从短文后各题所给的四个选项中选出可以填入空白处的最佳选项，并在答题卡上将该项涂黑Growing up,singer-songwriter TrevorMartin knewhis childhoodwasalittle differentfrom thosearoundhim.When Martin was born,he wouldntstop41,When hewas twodays old,hewas42in anambulance toa hospital,where hewas diagnosedwith severehemophilia A,a bleedingdisorder（凝结成块）in whichthe blooddoesnt clotproperly.Speaking toMartin now,he remains43,Having hemophiliawasa44thatwould setthe stageforhisapproach tolife.Martinwas8years oldwhen he45his lovefor singingand performing.He sanga solowithalocal（热或［掌orchestra,his first time singingfor anaudience ofa thousand,andhegot astanding ovation声）.It46his eyes.By theage of13,hehad47the guitarand waswritinghis ownsongs.Now,at25,hes anup-and-coming pop-country
48.Music hasalways beena49personal expressionfor Martin,and livingwith hemophiliahas50some（单唱片）of hissongs,The firstsingle Iever51was writtenand producedwiththefather ofanother boywithhemophilia/he said.That wasreally52tomakethat connectioninthehemophilia worldand putmusicout/As anactive voiceinthehemophilia community,hes feeling53about the future.Right now,hesworking onmore songsto releaselater thisyear.Im sohonored that I havethe54to showothers thattheadversity inour livesdoesnt haveto holdus backfrom pursuingour55/said Martin.
41.A.bleeding B.crying C.laughing D.moving
42.A.forced B.invited C.rushed D.attended
43.A.nervous B.realistic C.curious D.optimistic
44.A.chance B.turn C.challenge D.reason
45.A.realized B.recalled C.admitted D.noted
46.A.caught B.fixed C.transformed D.opened
47.A.broken upB.picked upC.given upD.raised up
48.A.musician B.artist C.teacher D.dancer
49.A.hardly B.deeply C.tightly D.quickly
50.A.confused B.disturbed C.occupied D.inspired
51.A.missed outB.set offC.put outD.turned off
52.A.embarrassed B.comfortable C.funny D.cool
53.A.negative B.positive C.nervous D.ridiculous
54.A.opportunity B.ability C.access D.courage
55.A.secrets B.dreams C.ideas D.attempts第卷II注意事项用毫米黑色的签字笔将答案写在答题卡上写在本试卷上无效
0.5第二节语法填空（共小题每小题分，满分分）10L515阅读下面材料，在空白处填入个适当的单词或括号内单词的正确形式（不多于个单词）13（）This yearsunforgettable Games,credited asone ofthe56good Asian Games inhistory,57（）Ieave anindelible legacyon thecity inthefuture,the Chinesepeople andthecontinent.In contrast58the openingceremony,duringtheclosing ceremony,athletes fromall代表团交际delegations enteredthe stadiumtogether,mingling withoutregard tonationality.They wavedflags,laughed,hugged andposed forpictures whilethe audienceapplauded andcheered.During theGames,15world records,37Asian recordsand170Asian Gamesnew recordswere setby top59athlete,In termsof medals,the Chineseteam showedits dominance.China toppedthe goldmedal tableforthe11th timeinarow andearned morethan200gold medalsatanAsianGamesfor60firsttime.Japan注意and SouthKorea weresecond andthird inthe medaltable.61is morenoteworthy isthat many垄delegations madehistoric breakthroughsin some62traditional weakerevents,63_break themonopoly断of strongteams.Other regionalsports also64catch theattention ofmore peoplethrough theAsianGames,such askabaddi andsepaktakraw.In addition,this AsianGames alsoimpressed thepublic regardingthe useof65advance technologyandsustainable development.At such a fairy-tale gathering,the spiritualpower ofAsia wasonce againpromoted.At thesame time,Chinas internationalizationand opennesswere ondisplay.第四部分写作（共两节，满分分）40第一节书面表达（满分分）15假设你是李华，你班以为主题开展了一次英语交流会在会上老师请同“The Choiceof MyCollege Major”学们介绍自己想选择的大学专业，请你根据以下内容写一篇演讲稿内容包括
1.你想选择的专业.选择该专业的原因注意.词数左右；
2180.可以适当增加细节，以使行文连贯2第二节读后续写（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When thenight fell,James,a middleschool studentin London,dragged histired bodyhome.In ordertosave moneyto buyhimself anew bike,hehadbeen workingatarestaurant forover amonth duringhissummer vacation.He hadalready earnedsome money.With onemore week,hewouldhave hisdreambike.Entering theroom,James foundhis youngerbrother Adamsitting on the edgeof hisbed withanuneasy expressionon hisface.James staredat Adamconfusedly.“Sorry,I didsomething wrong,“Adam said,ontheverge oftears.Whats thematter withyou,James asked.“This afternoonI went to play football onthe roadoutside thehouse andaccidentally hitourneighbor MrBlacks car.Iwasso scaredthatIhurried homein panicwithout tellinghim/Adam said,full ofguilt.“Is thecar seriouslydamaged James couldnt waitto continueasking.“The taillight gotbroken/Adam saidinalow voice.Its trulyyour fault.Its reallydangerous toplayfootballontheroad.Whats worse,you shouldnthavecome backwithout tellingMrBlackabout it.You aresuchanaughty boy/James raisedhis voice.Hearing this,Adam loweredhis headand bithis lipshard.James added,Anyway,its nevertoo latetomend.KII takeyou tohis housetomorrow toapologize.Now itstime tosleep/When Adamwenttobed,Jamescouldntgo tosleep himself.Father alwaystold himtobehonest,tobe aboy admiredby peopleand tobe anexample ofhis brother.He wassorry forhis brothersbehavior.But he shouldnt haveblamed hisbrother afterhe didsomething wrong.He couldunderstand him.Anyway,Adam wasonly aseven-year-old boyand whathad happenedreally scaredhim.But ashis elderbrother,heshouldpay forit thoughthis mightdelay hisplan ofhaving thebike.“Nothing serious.At worst,I cantake moresummer jobs,,zhe saidto himself.注意续写词数应为左右；
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