河北省衡水中学2021-2022学年高三年级上学期六调考试英语试题

河北省衡水中学届上学期高三年级六调考试2022本试卷共8页，总分150分，考试时间120分钟第一部分听力（共两节，满分30分）第一节（共5小题；每小题

1.5分，满分

7.5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

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14.How muchdoestheRecreational MembershipcostA.$130a month.B.$160a month.transportation companieswhen binsare full.第三节（共5小题；每小题I分，满分5分）根据题意及所给提示完成句子（）

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70.Well have a picnicat thebeach,weather permit.第四部分写作（共两节，满分40分）第一节（满分15分）假如你是李华，为了学生们的健康和安全，你校将对18周岁及以上的学生接种新冠疫苗请你代表学生会写一则通知，内容包括

1.时间与地点；

2.注意事项（如有无接种禁忌，接种后留观，带身份证等）；

3.建议接种注意

1.写作词数应为80左右；

2.请按如下格式在答题卡的相应位置作答参考词汇新冠疫苗接种COVID-19vaccination；疫苗vaccineNotice第二节（满分25分）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Everything aboutmoving daywas apuzzle.1didnt knowanything aboutour newbuilding ona newstreet.Our oldlife wasbrokeninto piecesand packedup inpiled boxes.1wondered ifit wouldever fitback togetheragain.Mom introducedme loour newneighbours,the Chens.Mrs Chenworked withMom althe jobshe*d juststarted.Mr Chenwas afamouscraftsman（匠人）from China.Mom saidit was a fresh start,but itfelt brokento me.I justwanted thingsto go back tohow theyhad beenbefore.After thefirst dayat mynew school,I walkedhome alone.Mom hadtold meshe hadto work.I wasstill hopingshed meetmeafter thebell.I hadto open the doormyself withthe newkey.I felta bithungry andwent straightinto the kitchen,ripping（撕裂）tape（from thepacked boxeswhile1searched fora cleanplate.My fingersslipped and something wentcrashing tohe ground.Benjamin!”cried Momfrom thedoorway.I didnthear hercome in.t4What justbroke,,she asked,kneeling topick up the pieces.In herhands,I recognizedthe brokenpieces.Il wasGrandmas bowl.nI cant believe youbroke this,”she said.“Well,I cantbelieve wehave tolive herenow!I cantbelieve Ihave toswitch schools,and I cantbelieveyou didnteven meetmeafter myfirst day.n Iran into my room,shutting thedoor behindme.The broomswept acrossthekitchenfloor.Then Momsbedroom doorclosed behindher with a click.I slippedout into the kitchenandfound thefragments in the dustbin.There wereso manypieces inhere,but maybeI couldput themback together.Turning thepieces,I triedto matchthem,but thisbowl wouldnever lookthe sameagain.Tm sorryI yelled/said Mom,as sheopened herdoor.nPleasejust throwout thepieces.Wc cantmake afreshstartwith brokenthings.,,As Iwandered down the halLMr Chenwas emptyinghis garbage.注意L续写词数应为15（）左右；妥请按如下格式在答题卡的相应位置作答Are yousure youwant tothrow thatout,,he asked.I broughtthe repairedbowl into her room.语参考答案第一部分听力i

27.D标题归纳题根据倒数第二段Music.Gupta:I八5:ACACA6〜10:ABACBrealized,is away todeal withour emotions...shape〜15:CBCAA16〜20:BACBAthose emotionsintoreality/he says.再结合文章主要第二部分阅读讲述了小提琴家Robert Gupta通过演奏小提琴，使患第一节有精神分裂症的Ayers的病情有所好转可知・D选A项“音乐是良药”最适合作为文章标题，【语篇导读】本文是一篇应用文文章介绍了几场演出，并，C对其内容主题进行了说明，【语篇导读】本文是一篇说明文文章主要介绍了汰渍推B细节理解题根据Song Recital部分中的Judy:出的脱碳洗衣活动.该计划的目标是到2030年北美消费ends the concert with songs whose texts areby:者每四件衣服中有三件是用冷水洗的•以节约能源成本，Shakespeare.Yeats.Eliot.Oscar Wildeand Emily:拯救地球”Dickinson.nJ知，在Judy Coe的表演中.你可以欣赏到

28.D推理判断题根据第一段The goal is for著名作家的作品Ayers的情绪很恶劣、不稳定故画级词意为“紧张易怒

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32.A推理判断题.第三段主要谈论了短信和在线消息更直接、出.更集中、更高效，第四段谈论了智能手机的便利.由此可知

25.C词义猜测题.根据画线词后文Gupta was afraid[that...第

三、四段主要谈论了电子邮件衰落的原因Ayers wouldreact violently.可知，Gupta担心如果他以惯

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35.B推理判断题根据倒数第二段谈电子邮件的优势及最后一出去段e-mail wont go away completely可知，电于邮件不会

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26.000users.Among otherthings,virtualconferenceswereengage themselvesin sharingknowledge.It lacksin-personborn forspecific socialsituations,such asthe CVII19lockdown.interaction.Therefore,its easytoseewhy mostpeople dontloveA surveyby Natureshowedthat80%of theirintervieweesthe ideaof virtualconferences.However,virtualconferences,believed thatsome meetingsshould continueto be held virtually,except breakingthe limitationson timeand space,have manyothereven afterthe lockdown.M:OK.Are youinterested inmembership foryourselfPerformancesLefs Facethe Music（Ria Jones,heworld-famous starof Catsand LesMiserabiesYC\Mvns homefor twospecial concerts.Ria invitesyou on（memorable journeyhat goesfrom musicalto classicaland fromclassical topop.SongsfromMissSaigonperfectlymixwith Disneyfavoritesfrom BeautyandtheBeast alongwith popularstandards fora greatevening in the companyof avery specialvocaltalent.Song RecitalJudy Coe performswidely asa soloist（独唱者）in Americaand isalso amusic teacher.The programincludes songsfrom Porgyand Bess,a successfulAmerican opera,with specialsolo pianoarrangements byKatherine Morris.Judy endstheconcertwithsongswhosetextsarc byShakespeare,Yeats,Eliot,Oscar Wildeand EmilyDickinson.Mayte MartinMayte Martin isthe best-known Catalansinger.She has been verypopular sinceher earlytwenties,when shewon astring ofprizes.She hastaken partin BarcelonasWOMAD festivalsand in the GipsyKings celebratedfestival MustiqueGitano atNimes.She willbeaccompanied byher regularsolo guitarist,two dancersandaclapper.The Adventureof MalicThisshowisabout Ihefaniastically dangerouslife ofan imaginaryIberian charactercalled Malic.In thisshow hevisits Chinaandgets intofights withdragons and then travelsto Barcelonawhere hecomes acrossmany dangerouscharacters.The showis toldusingChinese shadowpuppets（皮影），withalive narrator-musician whogives lifeto Iheshow inEnglish.

21.In whoseshow canyou enjoyfamous writers1worksA.Ria Jones.B.JudyCoe.C.Mayte Martin.D.KatherineMorris.

22.In whichperformance canyou enjoyDisney songsA.Lets Facethe Music.B.Song Recital.C.MayteMartin.D.The AdventureofMalic.

23.What dowe knowabout TheAdventureofMalic11A.It isbased onscience fiction.B.It isshot andpresented inChina.C.It usestraditional Chineseart form.D.Its charactersspeak Chinesefluently.BEven thoughsome peoplebelieve thatmoney makesthe worldgo around»many peoplewould choosehealth overwealth.Forsomeone likeviolinist Robert Gupta,who wason hisway to becoming aphysician beforejoining theLos AngelesPhilharmonic atage19,music,health,and wealthare allpartof the samepackage.In additionto music,Gupta isdeeplyinterestedin ncurobiology（神经生物学）.Because ofhis interests,he hashad the chance toworkwith NathanielAnthony Ayers,a talentedmusician whosecareer wascut shortby schizophrenia（精神分裂症）.Although Ayersstudiedmusic atthe JuilliardSchool,his mentalillness gotintheway ofprofessional success.After droppingoutofJuilliard andhaving unsuccessfulmedical treatmentfor hisschizophrenia,Ayers movedto Los Angeleswhere heended uphomeless.In2005,a journalistfor theLos AngelesTimes namedSteve Lopezheard Ayersplaying music inthestreets.Lopez wroteabookabout Ayersand becamehis friend.Their friendshipbecame thesubject ofa movie»and becauseof thebook andthemovie»Ayers hashadachance to perform hismusicin some of the mostfamous concerlhallsinthe world.（Il seemedlike Ayershad foundhis happyending.However,he refusesto takemedication otreat hisschizophrenia.He saysitkeeps himfrom hearingthe music”.Because ofthis,Ayers isstill subjectto schizophreniaand sometimesleaves hishome togobacktothe streets.Gupta wasintroduced toAyers afterLopez tookhis friendtoaperformance ofBeethovens Firstand Fourthsymphonies,andAyers askedGupta fora violinlesson.When theyfirst met,Ayers wascn edge,Gupta wasafraid thatif hetaught thelesson inhis usualway,Ayers wouldreact violently.Finally,he justbegan playing.A changecame overAyers.Gupta said,And likea miracle,he liftedhis own violinand hestarted playing.The twomusicians playedmany violinpieces togetherthat day.A bondwas formed.Music,Gupta realized,isaway todeal withour emotions,even ourmost unpleasantones,nThis wasthe veryreason whywe mademusicthrough ourcreativity.Were ableto shapethose emotionsinto reality,nhe says.Now,Gupta says,I willalways makemusic withNathaniel,whether wereat WaltDisney ConcertHall oron skidrow（贫民区），because hereminds mewhy Ibecame amusician.From thefirst twoparagraphs,we canlearn thatRobertGupta.A.became aphysician atthe ageof19B.was interestedinthetreatment ofschizophreniaC.was luckytobewealthy,healthy andtalented inmusic（D.had longdreamed tojoin heLosAngelesPhilharmonicAyers gotthechance toperforminsomefamous concerthalls thanksto.A.Steve Lopezsbook andamovieabout IheirfriendshipB.his greatefforts totight againsthis menialillnessC.Robert Guptasoriginal wayof teachingmusic（）D.his talentfbr composingand playingmusicBy“on edge”in paragraph5,the authormeans thatAyers was.A.excited butuncertainB.eager fora violinlessonE.nervous andbad-tcmpcrcdD.anxious abouthisowncareerWhich ofthe followingmightbe the besttitle ofthe passageA.A GreatMusicianB.Teaching MusicC.Why StudyMusicD.Music IsMedicineCDoing yourlaundry withcold watercan helpsave the planet,and maybesave yousome moneyalong theway.Thats themessagefrom Tideinanewly launchedcampaign todecarbonize（脱碳）laundry.The goalis forconsumers inNorth Americato dothree outofevery fourloads oflaundry withcold waterinstead ofhot by2030,up fromabout halftoday.That wouldeliminate thepowerconsumption required to heatcold water.If thisgoalismet,itwillhave thesame impacton greenhouse gas emissionsas removingabout amillion carsfrom theroad forayear.There isno tradeoff.You willsave$150a yearin energycosts,and yourgarments（J]艮装）will lastlonger.And by theway,youYc helpingto savetheplanet,Shailesh Jejurikar,CEO ofProcterGambles fabricand homecare division,said inan inteniew.Its abeautiful win-win-win ifwe getthis right.n“This isgoing tobethedefining decadefbr wherewe endup onclimate change.Jejurikar said.nIf wedon!t getthis situationundercontrol inthe comingyears,we arcgoingtopay theprice.There isa needto actnow.Beyond itsfocus oncold-water washing,Tide setanew goalof cullinggreenhousegas emissions atits factoriesin halfby

2030.Thats inadditiontothe progressit alreadyhas madein（cutting emissionsby three-quarters overthe pastdecade ashe brandadopted100%renewable energyal itsmanufacturing plants.Tidealso plansto reduceits carbonfootprint byusing100%recyclable packagingfor allproducts by2030and byteaming up with SiliconValleystartup Opus12to capturecarbon fromits factories.Jejurikar saidPG doeswanttoget tozero emissionsin itsfactories,but addedthat howpeople useTide productshas10timesmore impactthan whathappens in its plants.nWe aretrying togive themchancetotake theirordinary dailyactions,and makethem haveanextraordinary impact,n Jejurikarsaid.

24.What canwe learnfrom the passageA.We needto heatcold waterbefore laundiy（B.Tide willremove amillion carsfrom heroad.C.Hot waterlaundry couldsave energyand protecttheplanet.D.Cold waterlaundry mightincrease bya quarterinNorthAmerica.

25.What doesthe underlinedword tradeofT1in paragraph2meanA.Advantage.B.Need.C.Hesitation.D.Emission.

26.Which measurehasbeentaken byTide tocut greenhousegasemissionsso farA.Advertising itsnew products.B.Using100%recyclable packagingfor allproducts.C.Adopting completelyrenewable energyinitsfactories.D.Cooperating withanewhigh-tech companyto recyclecarbon.

27.What canbe asuitable titlefor thetextE.Cold WaterLaundry-An Eco-friendly CampaignF.Advanced TechnologyBeing Appliedto CarsG.The VitalDecades forClimate ChangeH.Cutting Emissionsto ProtectOur PlanetDIfyour in-box iscurrently reportingunread messagesinthehundreds orthousands,you mighthaveahard timebelieving thenews e-mail isonthe decline.（At firstthought,that mightseem tobehecase.The incominggeneration,after all,doesnt doe-maiLOh,they mighthave anaccount.They useit onlyas wewould usea faxmachineasameans tocommunicate withold-school folksliketheir parentsor tofulfill thesign-up requirementsof websites.They rarelycheck it,though.Todays instantelectronic memos-such astexting andonline messages-are moredirect,more concentrated,andmoreefficient.They gowithout thesalutation（称口乎语）andthesignoff（签U攵）；we alreadyknow theto andfrom”.Many corporationsaremoving tomessaging networksfor exactlythat reason:more signal»less noiseand lesstime.This trendis furtherevidence thatstore-and-forward systemssuch ase-mail andvoicemail areoutdated.Instead ofmy leavingyoualengthy messagethat youpick uplater,Icannow sendyou aneasily-read messagethatyou can read-and respondto-nthego.The comingofthemobile erais responsiblefor thedecline of e-mail.Instant writtenmessages bringgreat convenienceto people.They candeal withthem atabout anytimebefore amovie»inataxi,waiting forlunch.And because these messagesare verybrief,theyre suitablefor smartphone typing.Does thismean e-mail ison itsway tothe dustbinof digitalhistoryNot necessarily.E-mail stillhas certainadvantages.On theotherhand,tweets andtexts feelephemeral-you readthem,andthentheyre gone,into anendless string.E-mail stillfeels likesomethingyou haveand thatyoucanfile,search andreturn tolater.Its easyto imaginethat itwill continueto feelmore appropriatefor formalcommunicationsagreements,important news,and longerexplanations.So,c-mail won*tgoawaycompletely.Remember,wc*vc beenthrough atransition（过渡）likethisnot solong agowhen e-mailwas onthe rise,people saidthat postalmail wasdead.Thats nothowitworks.Postal mailfound itssmaller market,andsowill e-mail.New technologyrarely replacesold onescompletely:it justadds newalternatives.

28.What wouldthe incominggeneration liketo dowith theire-mail accountsA.Check bankaccounts.B.Send shortmessages.C.Fill insome forms.D.Communicate withtheir colleagues.

29.Which ofthe followingis mainlydiscussed in paragraphs3and4A.The possiblereasons behindthedecline ofe-mail.B.The likesand dislikesoftheyoung generation.C.The rapiddevelopment ofe-communication channels.D.Evidence ofthe uncertainfuture ofeasily-consumed messages.

30.What doesthe underlinedword ephemeralinparagraph5meanA.Automatically-sending.B.Randomly-written.C.Hardly-recognized.D.Short-lived.（

31.According tohepassage,which ofIhe followingstatements istrueA.It*s tooearly todetermine thedecline ofe-mail.B.E-mail hasreasons toexist withits ownadvantages.C.E-mail»just likepostal inaihhas cometo itsend.D.We shouldfeel sorryforthedeclineofe-mail.第二节（共5小题；每小题

2.5分，满分

12.5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My husbandand Imade anagreement tohelp eachother stayoff social media platformsas muchas possible.We leftour accountsupinstead ofdeleting them,but consciouslystopped usingthem.36Now,Im gladto reportthat theyhaveworked.Tired ofbeing thelast tohear ofthings,we downloadedafewnews-specifie appsthat providetimely information.37Instead of（relying onarticles sharedby myfriends,I nowhave accesstoasteady streamof headlineshat spanfar broaderthanmypre-specifiedinterests.Staying updatedon oursocial circlehas alsobeen amore consciouseffort.Previously1was keptup-to-the-minute onengagements,weddings,new jobsand babiesthrough updatesand pictures.Without social media,I nowlearn ofthese importanteventsonly whenactually meetingthe peopleinvolved.（38The efforttaken tosit downand writeis farchallenging,but whenI dotake hetime tojournal,my reflectionsgo fardeeper.I stilllog inoccasionally.39Based onthe screentime trackedby myphone,I usedtospendan averageof over24hours aweek onvarioussocialmediaplatforms.That isdown tojust20minutes everymonth now,freeing upalargeamount oftime forsleep,hobbiesand offlineinteractions.40I mightknow lessabout myacquaintances（熟人）now,but havemore time to keepdirectly intouch withmy closestfriends.Walking homelast week,Iwasgreeted bya dramaticpurple-pink sunset.I wouldhave immediatelyreached formyphonea yearago.Now,it wasenough tosimplywatchitdarkeninto thenight.A.Overall,Im gladto havemade thechange.B.I boughtmyself adiary againafter manyyears.C.Wc havemade afewadjustmentsin ourdaily life.D.This hasalso widenedthe rangeof newsI keepupwith.E.I domiss theconvenience ofusing socialmedia lorecord andreflect.F.However,socialmedianow playa muchless importantrole inmy life.G.I didntrealize howprogrammed Ihad becometo constantlyusetheapp.第三部分语言运用（共三节，满分30分）第一节（共15小题；每小题1分，满分15分）阅读下面短文，从每题所给的A、B、C、D四个选项中选出可以填入空白处的最佳选项As17-year-old Norwooddrove throughSt.Petersburg lastFebruary fora tour,the laughterfromthefour girlsinside hercarquickly4£screams.As（hey approacheda crossroads,another car「boned them.sending theircar sailingintotheyard nearby,comingto astop onlywhen itcrashed intoa tree.The impacthad cavedin Norwoodsdrivers sidedoor,jamming it

42.Shaken,but43OK,she crawledoutthroughthewindow.Along withtwo ofher friends,who hadalso44to freethemselves,she ranfor herlife.But halfwaydownthestreet,she realizedthat herbest friend»Simmons»wasnt withthem.She ranback lothe carand foundSimmons45intheback seat.Without hesitation,she threwopentheback doorand pulledherfriendout,46the brokenglass asbest shecould.She47Simmons afew feetto safetyand laidher ontheground.I48her pulsebut therewas nosign of life.Thats whenI startedCPR,n shetold CNN.If theaccident hadhappened afew weeksearlier,she mightnot haveknown whattodo.But Norwood,pursuing acareer inmedicine,had gotthe CPR49just theday before.Looking ather dyingfriend,Nonvood knewshe had50timetopractice whatshedlearned.Immediately,she started51Simmonss chestwith herinterlocked fingersand breathingintoherfriend*smouthto52her lungswiththe kissoflife.Five minuteslater,Simmons begancoughing andgasping息、for air.The firstaid sheperformed worked!Soon,Ihe ambulancearrived and53Simmons tothe hospital»where shereceived medicaltreatment.When sheheardhow herbest friendhad savedherlife,HI amextremely gratefulto Norwoodfor her54oflife,nSimmons toldCNN.But Iam not55,because共10小题;每小题I分,shewillalwayshelpanywayshecan.,,第二节

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42.A.shut B.open C.loose D.crowded

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44.A.decided B.attempted C.managed D.longed

45.A.unconscious B.uncomfortable C.uneasy D.unhappy

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55.A.confused C.surprised D.satisfied满分10分福liO喃曲/葭存蝴Aa/适当的单词或括号内单词的正确形式Several sculpturesmade fromcans,tires andplastic bottles56display arounda recyclabletransfer centerinShanghai lastyear.The ideaof makingsculptures withtrash isto makepeople awarethat trashcanbeuseful when57sort properly.It wasin2018,when PresidentXi Jinpingemphasized theimportance oftrash classification,58the initiative倡议started toget onthe fasttrack.The question4€What_kind oftrash arcyou carrying”bccamc apopular jokewhenShanghai enforceda lawthat householdwaste isrequiredtobe sorted59four categoriesrccyclables,kitchen,hazardous危险0勺and residualwaste._60many peopledoubted itinitially,the trash_sorting programhas achievedgreat success.Moreover,inthe61propose forthe14th Five-Year Plan2021—2025,the CentralCommittee saidthe countryshould speedupthe_building ofwasterecycling systems.Besides theefforts madebythegovernment»many companiesare enteringthe trashseparation andrecycling market.HuazhanEnvironment,62high-tech companyin Jiangsuprovince,launched anew brand,Mr.Cat inEnglish,selling intelligenttrash stationsandbins tocommunities,63equipwith cameras,sensors andscreens,the smarttrash stationsare64interact andhelp people_65reasonable dealwith differentkinds oftrash.They canalso alertwaste。