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2022-2023高三上英语期末模拟试卷考生须知
1.全卷分选择题和非选择题两部分，全部在答题纸上作答选择题必须用2B铅笔填涂；非选择题的答案必须用黑色字迹的钢笔或答字笔写在“答题纸”相应位置上
2.请用黑色字迹的钢笔或答字笔在“答题纸”上先填写姓名和准考证号
3.保持卡面清洁，不要折叠，不要弄破、弄皱，在草稿纸、试题卷上答题无效第一部分（共20小题，每小题
1.5分，满分30分）
1.—The batteryin mycell phoneis runninglow.一I thatlast nightbefore wewent to bed.A.was noticingB.have noticedC.would noticeD.had noticed
2.Tianjin soccerfans wonderhow longit willbe thepopular soccerstar-Sunke canappearin thefields inTianjin as a memberof TianjinTianhai soccerteam.A.before B.sinceC.until D.where
3.Sarah changeher mind,even thoughshe knewthe planwas hardto carryout..A.mustn tB.wouldn,tC.shouldn,tD.needn,t
4.is knownto usis thattobacco containsnicotine and other harmfulproducts,so youshouldgive upsmoking.A.As B.ItC.What D.Which
5.-----The freegift doesn,t lookgood.--,madam,but ifyou wantgood quality,you haveto payfor it.A.No doubtB.No offenceC.No problemD.No way
6.Mary nearlymissed theflight doingtoo muchshopping.A.in needof B.on topofC.in frontof D.asaresult of
7.me tomorrowand I11let youknow thelab result.A.Calling B.Call C.To callD.Having called
8.with somuch trouble,we failedto completethe taskon timeA.To faceB.Faced C.Face D.facing
9.What waswrong Whydidn tyou goto thepicnic asscheduledA.A.academi.essa.abou.bats..B..newspape.article.C..medica.magazine..D..Tha.websit.abou.sports.第三部分语言知识运用（共两节）第一节（每小题
1.5分，满分30分）阅读下面短文，从短文后各题所给的A.B.C和D四个选项中，选出可以填入空白处的最佳选项.
26.（30分）Mott hopedto finda ladyon anIowa communityFacebookpage,but shedidn teven knowher name.All sheknew isthat the1woman lookedtobe inher30s,had purplehair andwas2gentle andcompassionate.（）At10:25am onBlack FridayMott wasbusy shopping3she receiveda n4phone call,which camein fromthe nursinghome whereher momlived.The nurseon thephone5herthat hermom passedaway.Mott justkind of6,kneeling downand startingto cryuncontrollably.The ladycame acrossMott and,instead ofpassing by,she7and askedwhat waswrong.Then shekept Mottin atight8until Mottwas ableto regainenoughsenses to get backon herfeet.She even9Mott to the checkoutline andaskedif anyshoppers hadenough Christmasspirit tolet thesad woman10in line.The linesimmediatelyparted tolet her
11.Mott,still12,didn,t thinktoask thelady hername afterpaying herbilkIn recentdays,Mott s13to thewoman hadbeen acomfort somuch thatshe longedtothank her
14.So shereached outand hopedpeople wouldhelp herfind thelady.Stephanie,42,realized thatMott hadbeen lookingfor her.The most15thing shecould thinktodo wasto attendMott smothers
16.Once Mott17her,down.The familyandothermourners18reassuring to,probably feelingwhat Ifelt:It wasseesuch awarm,visible signthat theacts ofkindness19meetings andrandom abigwe oftentake forgranted sometimesl.A.wealthy B.20difference.proud C.mysterious D.fortunate
2.A.slightly
3.A.when B.extremely C.differently D.hardlyB.while C.where D.because
4.A.exciting B.encouraging C.refreshing D.shocking
5.A.informed B.warned C.convinced D.remindedthe twostrangers-turned-friends wrappedeach otherin anotherbig hug,tears running
6.A.came outB.worked out C.blacked outD.helped out
7、A.glared B.smiled C.waved D.stopped、B.hug C.way D.coat8A.placeB.called C.followed D.pushed、9A.ledB.walk C.cut D.wait、10A.standB.outC.through D.off
11.A.acrossB.clumsy C.unconscious D.tired
12.A.numbB.relief C.satisfaction D.regret
13.A・gratitudeB.in realityC.in advanceD.in person
14.A.in progressB.appropriate C.troublesome D.effective
15.A.painfulB.treatment C.funeral D.meeting
16.A.partyB.met C.thanked D.accompanied、17A.recognizedB.calmed downC.looked onD.turned up、18A.slid awayB.constructive C.frequent D.chance、19A.temporary、20A.do B.make C.have D.enjoy第二节每小题
1.5分，满分15分阅读下面材料，在空白处填入1个适当的单词或括号内单词的正确形式
27.15分Eat in.a.restaurant.hasn,.alway.bee.know.a.th.bes.choic.fo.peopl.
1.ar.tryin.t.kee..health,diet.I.i.
2.extreme,har.fo.peopl.t.avoi.foo.tha.i sn.s.goo.fo.the.whe.dinin.out.However,yo.don.hav.t.giv.
3.you.lov.o.resta urants.Ther.ar.way.tha.yo.ca.ea.healthie.foo.whe.dinin.ou.whil.yo.ca.stil.enjo.th.experience.On.metho.i.t.tak.tim.
4.read.th.nutritioJnformation.Som.restaurant.posJ.o.thei.menu.o.thei.website.I.yo.kno.you^.goin.t.visi.S.certai.restaurant.yo.shoul.chec.th.websit.first.Ln.nutritio.mformatio.
6.list.yo.shouI.chec.th.men.a.th.restauran.befor.yo.order.Anothe.wa.i.t.thin.abou.no.eatin.crea.o.butte.sauces.Instead.conside.
7.choose..sauc.tha.coul.ad..ric.flavo.t.you.foo.withou.extr.calorie.~^^S.Al.restauranLhav.wate.avaiIable.Whethe.i.i.fre.
8.yo.hav.t.bu.ityo.shoul.choos.t.drin.wate.ove.othe.drink.lik.bee.o.soda.whic.contain.Jo.o.calories.Eatin.ou.doesn\hav.t.b.a.unhealth^.Cdecide.a.lon.a.yo.mak.wis.choices.Yo.couLstil.enjo.aLo.th.benefit.o.dinin.ou.an.b.lO.please.wityou.choice.late.on.第四部分写作共两节第一节短文改错满分10分
28.（10分）假定英语课上老师要求同桌之间交换修改作文，请你修改你同桌写的以下作文文中共有10处语言错误，每句中最多有两处每处错误仅涉及一个单词的增加、删除或修改增加在缺词处加一个漏字符号（A）,并在其下面写出该加的词删除把多余的词用斜线（\）划掉修改在错的词下划一横线，并在该词下面写出修改后的词注意每处错误及其修改均仅限一词；L.只允许修改处，多者（从第处起）不计分
21011.wa.shoppin.wit.m.wif.an.w.hav.plent.o.thmg.t.buy.W.drov.t.th.centr.o.th.cit.bu.stoppe.ou.ca.i.fron.o..shop.A.hou.later.w.cam.bac.t.th.car.Bu.i.wa.strang.tha.w.couI.ope.th.doors.S.w.aske.th.policema.fo.help.H.wa.gla.t.hel.us..fe.minute.later.h.go.th.doo.open.Jus.the..ma.cam«u.an.shoute.angry.Wha.ar.yo.doin.wit.m.car.W.wer.surprisin.an.wen.t.se.th.numbe.o.th.car.Lwa.no.his.第W.wer.ver.embarrasse.o.tha.time.Wha.d.yo.thin.tha.w.di.then.W.ha.t.spea.sorr.t.th.man.二节书面表达（满分25分）
29.（25分）假设你叫李华，你的朋友John沉迷于微信（WeChat）而不能自拔，写信向你寻求帮助，请你给他回一封电子邮件内容包括表示理解和关心；L.沉迷微信的影响；
2.提出具体建议3要求.词数左右；
1100.可以适当增加细节，以使行文连贯；
2.格式与词尾已给出，不计入总词数3参考词汇:（.沉迷于…b.addicte.t.doing.sthDear John,Best wishes!Yours sincerely,Li Hua参考答案第一部分（共20小题，每小题L5分，满分30分）
1、D
2、AB
3、C
4、A
5、D
6、B
7、B
8、D
9、
10、C
11、C
12、B
13、A
14、DD
15、B
16、D
17、C
18、C
19、A
20、第二部分阅读理解（满分40分）阅读下列短文，从每题所给的A.B.C.D四个选项中，选出最佳选项
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1.A、、2A3C、4D
22.
1.C、、2A3C、4B
23.
1.
2.
3.
2.B
3.A
4.D
25、l.D、2A、3C、4B第三部分语言知识运用（共两节）第一节（每小题
1.5分，满分30分）阅读下面短文,从短文后各题所给的A.B.C和D四个选项中，选出可以填入空白处的最佳选项.
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1.C、2B、3A、4D、5A、6C、7D、8B、9A、10C、11C、12A、13A、14D、15B、16C、17A、18C、19D、20B第二节（每小题
1.5分，满分15分）阅读下面材料，在空白处填入1个适当的单词或括号内单词的正确形式
2.extremely
3.up
4.to read
5.a
6.is listed
7.choosing
8.or
9.Decision
10.pleased第四部分写作（共两节）第一节短文改错（满分分）
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10.spea say第二节书面表达（满分分）2529Dear John,r.sorr.Lhea.tha.your.addicte.t.WeChat..reall.understan.ho.yo.fee.an.r.lik.Loffe.yo.som.usefu.advic.tha.i.beneficia.t.you.Addictio.i.WeCha.ca.mak.u.los.interes.iJearnin.an.lac.self-controLBesides.mobil.phon.radiatio.ca.affec.ou.health.Firstly..sugges.tha.yo.shoul.star.som.othe.hobbies.suc.a.reading.o.drawing.whic.wil.tak.you.min.of.WeChatSecondly.you\bette.mak.mor.friends.wh.ca.heLyo.whe.yo.can\resis.th.temptatio.o.WeChat.Thirdly.it*.bette.fo.yo.t.d.som.sport.instea.o.usin.WeCha..lo.becaus.sport.ca.no.onl.kee.yo.health.bu.als.enric.you.life.I hopethese suggestionscan helpyou getrid ofyour addictionas soonas possible.Best wishes!Yours sincerely,Li Hua一・I’.sorry....seriously-injure.oLma.Lth.hospitaLA.would deliverB.deliveredC.had deliveredD.was delivering
10.High-speed trainswhich travelthrough myhometown upto250kmper hourmake ita smallworld.A.with B.againstC.at D.over
11.-----Each of the studentsworking hard at theirhardattheir lessonsthebook.-So haveI.A.readsB.have readC.has readD.read
12.the school,the villagehas aclinic,which wasalso builtwith governmentsupport.A.In replyto B.In additiontoC.In chargeof D.In placeof
13.—Would youplease waitfor amoment whileI telephonethe receptiondesk tocheckA.I wouldntmind that B.Sound likefunC.I meanit D.You wish
14.Every fouryears Americans the transferof power.A.carry overB.carry offC.carry onD.carry out
15.clear goals,we becomestrangely loyalto performingdaily doingsuntil webecomeslaves of them.A.On topof B.In thesilence ofC.On accountof D.In theabsence of
16.When onholidays,the railwaysput ontrains tomake peoples travelmore convenient.A.regularB.specialC.particularD.unusual
17.Good news!We didnt spendwe hadexpected.A.as halfmuch money as B.much moneyas half asC.as much moneyashalf D.halfasmuchmoneyas
18.Sorry!Im afraidthat Icant gotothemagic showby DavidCopperfieldwith you.A.It doesn,t matter.B.Do asyou like.C.What ashame.D.Take iteasy.
4.1,Som.peopl.sa.mor.bu.d.les..other,d.th.opposite.A.once B.when C.while D.as
20.There isa popular view incity strangersare lesslikely tohelpan elderlyperson.A.thatB.whetherC.why D.how第二部分阅读理解（满分40分）阅读下列短文，从每题所给的A.B、C、D四个选项中，选出最佳选项
21.（6分）A fewweeks ago,Yuan Chaojunquit hiswell-paid jobwith atradingcompany inShanghai andstarted teachingpeople howto“escape fromroomsv.Roo.escap.i..real-lif.adventur.game.durin.whic.aimprisoned.player.ar.require.t.escap.fro.dungeons”.uprisons.an.mysteriou.celLb.solvin.puzzle.an.connectin.clue.i..fixe.perio.o.time.Stres.relie.i.on.o.th.majo.reason.wh.thes.game.ar.s.popular.Mixe.wit.excitement.challenge.an.fea.o.th.unknown.th.gam.allow.peopl.t.pla.differen.role.an.experienc.anothe.lif.fo..shor.time.Roo.escap.ha.becom.popula.i.China.attractin.peopLfro.al.walk.o.life.Th.game.ofte.requir.grou.thinking.makin.i..goo.alternativ.fo.compan.team-buildin.activities.Y.Ka.work.fo..fil.productio.company.H.an.colleague.recentLtoo.o..roo.escap.gam.ca lie.Assassin”.an.onl.mad.i.ou.wit.th.hel.o.everyone”・“Th.gam.gav.m..stron.sens.o.involvemen.an.teamwork.Y.said.9a.wil.definitel.com.bac.an.tr.othe.themes.wI.Shangha.alone.mor.tha.
20.1ocation.offe.thes.adventures.Acros.th.countr.thousand.o.suc.escap.room.wit.variou.theme.hav.sprun.up.（Bu.escap.game.ar.no.withou.thei.critics.Accordin.t..report..venu.^tB.opene.i..basemen.i..residentia.are.i.Shanghai,.Jinga.distric.recently.attractin..larg.n（热爱umbe.o.devotee.^.t.th.area.A.th.doo.t.th.commuiiit.i.no.constantl.open.som.resident.hav.bee.lef.annoyed.^Ho.ca.ou.safeLb.guarantee.i.the.allo.thes.rando.stranger.int.ou.communit.freely.on.o.th.resident.complained.a W.ar.thinkin.abou.employin.securit.guard.a.th.entranc.t.chec.o.ou.customers,.th.gam.develope.said.W.wan.peopLt.hav.fun.Lwa.neve.oii.iiiteiitio.t.distiir.th.neighborhood.”l.Room escapegames arepopular mainlybecause they.A.help releasepressure B.are excitingand challengingC.require teamworkD.must beHnished in a fixedtime
2.To win the game,people arerequired to.A.cooperate witheach otherB.manage itindependentlyC.solve puzzlesand Andclues aloneD.have astrong senseof direction
3.We caninfer fromParagraph7that someresidents.A.are alsofond ofthe gamesB.have leftthe communityC.are concernedabout thesafety oftheir communityD.have greatconflicts withthe devotees
4.What isthe besttitle ofthe passageA.Experience anotherlifeB.How toescape fromrealityC.An alternativeteam-building activityD.Games offeran escapefrom stress
22.（8分）I.i.tha.tim.o.yea.whe.peopl.nee.t.loc.thei.cars.It.no.becaus.ther.ar.・lo・o.criminal,runnin.aroun.stealin.cars.Rather,it.becaus.o.th.good-hearte.neighbor,wh.wan.t.shar.thei.harvest.Especiall.wit.thi.year’.larg.crop,lea vin..ca.unlocke.i.m.neighborhoo.i.a.invitatio.fo.someon.t.stuf.i.ful.o.zuc chini（西葫芦）..M.sister-in-law.Sharon.recentl.ha..goo.yea.fo.tomatoes.Sh.an.he.famiLha.eate.an.canne.s.man.tha.the.bega.t.fee.thei.ski.tur.slightl.red.That,.whe.sh.decide.i.wa.tim.t.shar.he.blessings.Sh.starte.callin.everyon.sh.knew.Whe.tha.failed.sh.bega.t.as.everyon.i.th.neighborhoo.Iik..politician.eventualLfindin..neighbo.delighte.t.hav.th.tomatoes.aFee.fre.t.tak.whateve.yo.want Sharo.toLher.Sh.fel.happ.tha.sh.coul.hel.someon.an.tha.th.fvoo.didn.g.t.waste..fe.day.later.Sharo.answere.th.door.Ther.wa.th.neighbor.holdin.som.bread.Th.neighbo.smile.pleasantly.^.wan.Lthan.yo.fo.al.o.th.tomatoes.an..hav.t.admi.tha..too..fe.othe.thing.an.hop.yo.wouldn.mind.”Sharo.couldn,.thin.o.anythin.els.i.he.garde.tha.ha.bee.wort.harvestin.an.sai.no.“Oh.bu.yo.did,.th.neighbo.said.Yo.ha.som.o.th.pretties.zucchin.rv.eve.seen.^Sharo.wa.confused.Zucchin.i.he.garden.The.hadn,.eve.plate.an.zucchini.Bu.he.neighbo.insiste.tha.ther.reall.wer.bright-gree.zucchin.i.he.garden.Th.tw.o.the.walke.togethe.int.th.backyard.Whe.th.neighbo.pointe.a.th.lon.gree.vegetables.Sharo.smiled.Well.actually.thos.ar.cucumber.tha.w.neve.harvested.becaus.the.go.to.big.sof.an.bitte.fo.eatin.o.canning.Th.neighbo.looke.a.Sharon.shoc.writte.al.ove.he.face.The.sh.smiled.an.hel.ou.th.brea.tha.sh.ha.share.al.ove.th.neighborhood.a.brough.yo..Ioa.o.cucumbe.bread..hop.yo.lik.it.w l.Whydoes theauthor suggestthat peoplein the neighborhood shouldlock theircars A.They mightbestolen bythieves.B.They nightbe movedaway bythe police.C.Their neighborsmight fillthem withtheir harvest.D.Their neighborsmight throwrubbish inthem.
2.What doesthe underlinedword“blessings”inthesecond paragraphmeanA.tomatoes..B.belongings.C.helpfu.things..D.bes.wishes.
3.What didtheneighbordo inSharon sgardenA.She harvesttomatoes only.B.She harvestedzucchini byaccident.C.She tooksome cucumbersmistakenly.D.She stolesomething withoutSharon spermission.
4.We caninfer fromthe articlethat theneighbors breadwould taste・A.bitter buttasty B.strange andbitterC.hard andsour D.soft andsweet.
23.8分Waiting ForYouHarvard ArtMuseums,32Quincy StreetCambridge MAArt Study Center OpenHoursThroug.Decembe.
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28.becaus.o.th.Thanks-givin.break..Ar.Stud.CenterTh.publi.i.welcom.t.visi.th.museums.Ar.Stud.Center.However.yo.nee.Lsho.th.tickets.Th.tickets.details:$15Adults$13Seniors65+$10Non-Harvard students18+Free Harvardfaculty,students,and staffplus oneguestFree Youthunder18Free Cambridgeresidents proofof residencyrequired l.What shouldthe visitorsknowabout theactivitiesA.Any adultneeds a$15ticket tovisit theArt Study Center.B.Any Harvardstaff canvisit theArt StudyCenter witha friendfor free.C.Visitors canjoin the Student Guide Tour onSunday mornings.D.A groupof20visitors shouldgather togetherto jointheStudent Guide Tour.
2.Which informationcan befound inthe textA.One cantake hotdogsto Level
4.B.The ArtStudyCenterwill holdspecial tourson Tuesdayand Fridayat2pm.C.The ArtStudyCenterneeds registration.D.No ticketis requiredfor theStudentGuideTour.
3.The StudentGuideTourmight beled bystudents goodat.A.art B.literatureC.science D.politics
24.（8分）A freshlybaked rollis asdelightful asa soft,light cloudona summer，s day.What givesbread muchof itsappealing textureis gluten,a groupofproteins foundin wheat.But inpeople withceliac disease（乳糜泻），gluten damagesthesmall intestine（肠）・Many othersmay havemilder glutenintolerance andavoid foodsthatcontain it.Most gluten-free breadis madefrom alternativeflours suchas riceor potato,so ittastesand feelsdifferent fromwheat bread.Now,however,researchers saythat theyhave foundaway togenetically engineerwheat thatcontains farless ofthe mosttroublesome type ofgluten-but stillhas otherproteins thatgive breadits characteristictaste andspringiness.Genetically modifiedcrops arethe subjectof fiercedebate aroundthe world.The biggestconcerninvolves thepractice ofinserting DNAfrom onespecies intoanother,says FranciscoBarro,a plantbiotechnologist.To avoidthis geneticcrossover,Barro andhis colleaguesused（基因the gene-editing techniqueCRISPR/Cas9to cutselected genesfrom awheat genome组）.（-胶质蛋白），Their studyzeroed inon alpha-gliadins agluten proteinsbelieved tobewheats majortroublemakers inthe immunesystem.The researchersdesigned bitsof geneticmaterialthat directedthe scissor-like Cas9protein tocut out35ofthe45alpha—gliadingenes.When themodified wheatwas testedinaPetri dish,it producedan85percent weakerimmuneresponse,the teamreported onlinelast Septemberin PlantBiotechnology Journal.Wendy Harwood,a cropgeneticist atthe JohnInnes Centerin England,who wasnot partofthe study,notes thatthe engineered wheat hasa longway togo beforeit canbe turnedintoanything marketable.^!dont thinkit*stheend ofthe story.”she says.This isjust areallyimportant stepin maybeproducing somethingthat isgoing tobe incrediblyuseful.”Todevelop acompletely safestrain ofwheat forceliac patients,the researchersmay needtotarget moreofthegluten genes.Barro sayshis teamis workingon that.LWhat sthe textmainly aboutA.Making gluten-free bread.B.Advantages ofgluten-free wheat.C.Debate aboutgenetically modifledcrops.D.Developing geneticallyengineeredwheat.
2.Why isbread mentionedin paragraph1A.To advertisea newstudy.B.To raisethe topictobewritten about.C.To providesome advicefor thereaders.D.To popularizesome informationabout medicine.
3.What concernspeople mostaccording toparagraph3A.Geneti.crossover..B.Gene-editin.technique.C.The practiceof usingDNA.D.The subjectof fiercedebate.
4.What sWendy Harwoods attitudetowards engineeredwheatA..littl.alarmed..B.Mildl.surprised.C.Somewha.opposed..D.CautiousLoptimistic.
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2.The underlinedword submergedw inparagraph3means・A.under thewater B.wild anddangerousC.with animalsD.bat-associated
3.Which istrue aboutthe cavesand thetrapped peopleA.Jonathan Epsteinthought itpossible for the teammembers tobe attackedby batsin thefully-flooded cave.B.Lipkin arguedbats werenot abletogetdeep intothe narrowcave wherethe kidsweretrapped.C.Lipkin saidthe victimsmight beinfected whentheir bodywere exposedto bacterialwaterduring therescue.D.Lipkin believedthe mostimportant issueforthecave-trapped teenagerswas infectiousbacteriaexamination.
4.What isthe texttypeofthe passage。
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