辽宁省重点高中沈阳市郊联体20232024学年高三上学期10月月考英语试题（原卷版）

辽宁省重点高中沈阳市郊联体年度上学期高三年级月月考试题2023-202410英语考试时间120分钟试卷总分150分注意事项:

1.答卷前，考生务必将自己的姓名、准考证号填写在答题卡上

2.回答选择题时，选出每小题答案后，用铅笔把答题卡上对应题目的答案标号涂黑如需改动，用橡皮擦干净后，再选涂其他答案标号回答非选择题时，将答案写在答题卡上，写在本试卷上无效第一部分听力（共两节，满分30分）第一节（共5个小题;每小题L5分，满分

7.5分）听下面5段对话每段对话后有一道小题，从每题所给的A、B、C三个选项中选出最佳选项,并标在试卷的相应位置听完每段对话后，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

1.What is the womanmost probablyA.A teacher.B.A reporter.C.A librarian.

2.Whafs wrongwith the womanA.She hasno appetite.B.A forkhurt herright hand.C.Her lefthand is always shaking.

3.What doesthe womanmeanA.She likesteenagers.B.Teenagers arehonest.C.TV showsare boring.

4.Why haveTinas parentsmoved toLondonA.To workthere.B.To staywith Tina.C.To run a newschool.

5.How muchshould the man payin totalA$

5.B.$

7.C.$

9.第二节（共15题;每小题L5分，满分

22.5分）听下面5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A、B、C三个选项中选出最佳选项并标在试卷的相应位置听每段对话或独白前，你将有时同阅读各个小题，每小阅读下面短文，在空白处填入个适当的单词或括号内单词的正确形式1Volunteer travel,also knownas voluntourism,refers totaking atrip36purpose is to participate in an37arrangeservice opportunityto giveback to the localcommunity andmake adifference.Volunteer traveldates backto the1960s,when AlecDickson andhis wifeMora from the UK38found VoluntaryService OverseasVSO,an internationalvolunteerorganization.Various activitiesranging39conservation workto education and healthcareprojects can40involve involunteer travel.These projectsare41typical organizedby nonprofitorganizations ortravel agenciesthatspecialize inresponsible andsustainable tourism.Volunteer travelcan helpaddress socialand environmentalissues,contribute tolocal developmentprojects42helpwith disasterrelief efforts.Working voluntarilywhile exploringnew destinationsand culturesallows43individual tolearnnew skillsand gaina deeperunderstanding ofa countryand itspeople.Volunteer travelin rural areas isnow attractingmore urbanvisitors asa breakfrom thefast andstressful paceofurban living.It hasindeed beena growingtrend forurban residents44volunteer inruralareas.For thosewho aresick of第四urban pressurebut cantdecide whetherto moveto thecountryside,volunteer travelcan be45alternative solution.部分写作共两节，满分40分第一节满分15分.假定你是李华，你的笔友给你来信说他下学期将到的一所高中做交换生，向你请教如何提升汉语口语46Tom水平请你给他回信，内容包括表示关注；

1.提出建议；

2.期待进步

3.注意词数左右；

1.80可以适当增加细节，以使行文连贯

2.Dear Tom,Yours,Li Hua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

47.Living in the shadowof mytwo eldersisters atcollege whoalready hadtheir livesplanned outsince theywere little,（反复无常的）I wasalways undecidedabout everything.As ateenager,I wasfickle.I wouldlike onething for a weekandthen hateit thenext.But I was constantlysearching for the beginningof therainbow.Changing mydream from a vetto an astronaut,I thoughtthere werevarious optionsavailable to me.However,my parentswould shaketheir headsandrepeatedly askedme suchquestions as,Why cantyou bemore likeyour sistersWhat areyou going to dowith yourlife（耸肩），Arent youinterested inanything atall Aftera coupleof shrugsmy parentsusually stoppedtalking.Iwasnotsure ifthey gaveup oranticipated mydull reactions.I oftenresponded,6CI couldntanswer all of yourquestions now.”Actually,my parentsjust hadhigh expectationsthat neverseemed to be fulfilled.Plus,like otherparents,they justwantedto givethe besttomeand expectedme to achieve success.The argumentswith my parents seemedchildish.Oneday,my mothermade herthoughts clear,Your gradesarent highenough.No schoolsare goingto wantyou,dear.Wedidnt payso muchmoney fornothing.Hesitating fora while,I said,“No matterwhat yousay,I believeI willenter agoodcollege.Still,I letmy emotionscontrol myself.Certainly,I hadnever plannednot togo tocollege.After anotherdebate withmy mom,I decidedto makea change.No longerwould Isit backand letmy parentsmistake meforabad boy.It wastime totake action.I knewit wasa crucialyear athigh school.Releasing myfeelings,I beganto collectall theknowledge Ihad learnedandreview itwith allmy heart.I didntargue withmyparentsany more,but insteadturned tomy sistersfor helpand tried注意my bestto study.Finally,I tookthe nationalcollege entranceexamination withease andconfidence.续写词数应为左右；

1.150请按如下格式在答题卡的相应位置作答

2.A fewdays later,I receiveda callfrom myschool,saying mycollege acceptanceletter hadarrived.My parentsexcitedly saidbehind me,Well,open theenvelop!”题5秒钟;听完后，各小题将给出5秒钟的作答时间每段对话或独白读两遍听第6段材料，回答第

6、7题

6.What doesthe manmainly workasA.A singer.B.A dancer.C.A writer.

7.What isthe womandoingA.Preparing aconcert.B.Hosting aprogram.C.Looking forabook.听第7段材料，回答第8至9题

8.When doesthe womanusually use WeChatA.In themornings.B.In theafternoons.C.In the evenings.

9.What doesthe womanuseWeChatmainly forA.Finding projectinformation.B.Sharing thingswith herdad.C.Communicating withher friends.听下面一段对话，回答第10至第12题

10.What willCharlie mostprobably do this SaturdayA.Enjoy abirthday party.B.Buy the woman apresent.C.Make ashopping list.

11.How willthe speakersmake thecake brownA.With somecocoa.B.With somebutter.C.With somefood coloring.

12.What isMike fondofA.Eggs.B.Cakes.C.Chocolate.听下面一段对话，回答第13至第16题

13.Who sentthe womansphotos toJustinA.Peter.B.Cathy C.Her mother.

14.What doesthemantry todoA.Apologize to the woman.B.Comfort the woman.C.Complain to thewoman.

15.What isthewomanworried aboutA.Justin putsher photoson Facebook.B.Justin givesher photosto hermum.C.Justin forgetsto sendher photosback.

16.What willthewomandoA.Have atalk withCathy.B.Ask formore advice.C.Delete the photos.听下而一段独白，回答第17至第20题

17.Where shouldthe listenersgo ifthey getlostA.The ticketoffice.B.The touristbus.C.The maingate.

18.What maysurprise the listenersA.The palacehas becomea museum.B.There arepeople livingin thepalace.C.People aredressed intraditional clothes.

19.What shouldthelistenersdo beforetaking photoswith localpeopleA.Buy theirproducts.B.Talk withtheir families.C.Ask for their permission.

20.How doesthe speakerfind theasking priceof thelocal productsA.High.B.Acceptable.C.Low.第二部分阅读（共两节，满分50分）第一节（共15小题;每小题25分，满分

37.5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AClub InformationArtOurweekly lifedrawing sessionsare arelaxing environmentfor yourartistic abilityto developand meetothercreative souls.No priorexperience ofart isrequired to join becausewe believeart shouldbe forall.Meeting Time:TuesdaysLearn moreat art.soc@gmail.comAnglo-ChineseWe area culturallyaware anddiverse clubdevoted topromoting Chineseand Britishculture bycreating ahomeaway fromhome”.We aimto promotecultural exchangeand meetawesome people.Joining usis completelyfree.Wewelcome everyonetojoinus andparticipateinour activities.Meeting Time:ThursdaysLearn moreat anglochinese.soc@gmail.comBandWe existto helpbring togethermusicians ofevery genre.We aimto promotelive musicand helpmusicians findbandmates.Please join the BandSocgroup bypressing theblue VisitGroup button,which has all thelatest updatesandevents.Please alsoconsider buyingmembership tosave a few poundsat events.Meeting Time:MondaysLearn moreat bcmd.soc@gmail.comBackstageWe area groupof studentswho arepassionate about theatre.We provideboth thebasics of theatre andvoluntarytheatre servicesin TheRiley SmithTheatre.Backstage isntjust aboutthe theatre,though.We alsorunatrip oncea yeartoa musicalof ourchoice.Meeting Time:FridaysLearn moreat hackstage.soc@gmail.com

1.Which clubcan youjoin toraise yourcross-cultural awarenessA.Art.B.Anglo-Chinese.C.Band.D.Backstage.

2.How canyou getdiscounts atBand eventsABy becominga member.B.By bringinga bandmate.C.By joiningthe VisitGroup.D.By bookinga ticketon weekdays.

3.Which websitecan helpyou learnabout dramaA.art.soc@gmail.com.B.anglochinese.soc@gmail.com,C.band.soc@gmail.com.D.hackstage.soc@gmail.com.B（排印工）When the designer andtypographer MarcinWichary chancedupon atiny museumjust outsideBarcelona（痴迷）five yearsago,the experiencetipped hisinterest inthe history of technologyinto anobsession witha veryparticularpart ofit:the keyboard.“I havenever seenso manytypewriters underone roof.Not evenclose Jhe sharedon theInternet at the time.“At thispoint,I literallyhave tearsin my eyes.Tm notkidding.This feelslike amiracle.”Hed hada discoverywhile wanderingthrough theexhibit:Each keyonakeyboard hasits ownstories.And thesestoriesare notjust aboutcomputing technology,but alsoaboutthepeople whodesigned,used,or otherwiseinteracted withthekeyboards.Take the backspace keyfor example,he explains,like thatthe conceptof backspacewas originallyjust that一a spacegoing backward.We areused toit erasingnow,but fora hundredyears,erasing wasits ownincredibly complexeffort.You neededto mastera Cometeraser,or Wite-Out,or strangecorrection tapes,and possiblyallof the above...orgive upand startfrom scratchwhenever youmade asmall mistakein typing.”The deeperhe researched,the moreobsessive hebecame.Amazed thatno comprehensivebooks existedon thehistoiyof keyboards,he decidedto createhis own.When notworking athis dayjob asthe designleader for thedesign一software companyFigma,he beganproducing ShiftHappens,a two-volume,1,216-page hardcoverbook andraisedover$750,000for theproject onKickstarter inMarch of

2023.Wichary wasonly abit surprisedby thesupport andthekeyboards wideappeal.As hepoints out.Its sucha crucialdevice thatoccupies alot ofour wakinglife.”

4.After themuseum experience,Wicharys interestin technology.A.took offB.died outC.grew strongerD.became moreconcrete

5.What didWichary discoverwhile admiringthe keyboardsA.The storiesbehind them.B.The wisdomof human.C.The secretof thekeyboards.D.The historyof technology.

6.What doesWichary wantto tellus aboutthebackspacekey in Paragraph4A.It isa simplebut powerfulkey.B.It canbe usedto moveback onespace.C.It isthe resultof long-term improvement.D Itallows people to makemistakes whentyping.

7.Why didWichary writehis ownbookA.To filla gap.B.To getfamous.C.To makemoney.D.To recordhistory.CArtificial intelligenceAI hasbeen increasinglygood atfooling people.A seriesof photosshowing formerUSpresident DonaldTrump beingaggressively arrestedby policehave caughtpeoples attention.They were fake butveryconvincing.Created bythe AIprogram Midjourney,thephotoswere highlyrealistic,fromthecharacters9movements tothesurroundings.However,many detailscan giveaway thefact thatthey aremade byAL TheWashington Poststechnologywriter ShiraOvide sharedher tips.The mainidea isto spotthe problems-anything thatwould lookstrange ina photo.AI softwarehasahistoryofgenerating human hands incorrectly.It sometimescan createhands withmore thanfivefingers.This isbecause AI isnt surewhat a“hand”exactly is,according toPopular Science.The dataAI usesto learnoftenshow handsand fingersin variousgestures,which canbe veryconfusing forALAi-generated imagesalso usuallycontain detailsthat areagainst reality.To spotthis,focus onitems likeaccessories.For example,people inan imagemay bemissing earringsor onepart oftheir sunglasses.If therestext inan（篡改），image,such asa newspaperor poster,its usuallygarbled eventhough thetext maylook realisticfrom adistance.Another thingAI isterrible athandling isthe background.If theresa crowdintheimage,peoples facesin thebackgroundare usuallyblurry-or theydont havefaces atall!The developmentof Ai-generated artalso raisesalarm bellsabout howthese fake images couldbe usedto spreadmisinformation.I thinkmisinformation isgoingtohit anall-time highJ JamieCohen,a digitalculture andAI expertinthe US,told NewYork Post.Generating anAI artwork istocreate reality”,Cohen argued,adding that,being ableto tell（素养）whether theworkisreal ornot requireshigh medialiteracy skills.The worldmay notbe readyfbr howrealisticthe imageshave become,“Shane Kittelson,a USresearcher,told TheWashington Post.

8.Why areDonald Trumpsphotos mentionedinthe first paragraphA.To drawmore peoplesattention.B.To make people convincedofthenews.C Toshow theAi-generated imageswerefake.D.To provethat itseasy fbrAI tocheat people.

9.Why doesAI generatehuman handsincorrectly accordingtothe textA.It isunable torecognize humanhands.B.The datait usesto learncontain errors.C.It doesntfully understandhumanhands.D.It hasinsufficient dataabout humanhands.

10.Which ofthe followingwill JamieCohen agreewithA.AI artworksmay notbe reflectiveof truecreativity.B.Its hightime toaddress therisks posedby AIworks.C.AI artworkswill replacetraditional artforms inthe future.D.Detecting realart demandsstrong medialiteracy competence.

11.What ismainly talkedabout inthetextA.AI istricking peoplewith highlyrealistic photos.B.Ai-generated artmakepeopleworried aboutfakeimages.C.AIisterrible athandling thebackground.D.The worldmay notbe readyfor ALD（夏令时）Millions ofus maylose sleepas moststates switchto DST,Daylight SavingTime andput theclocksforward byone hour.The timechange bringsdarker morningsand extendslight inthe evening.Some policymakers wantto makeDST permanentto avoidthe disturbanceof constantswitches.Marco Rubio,agovernment officer,says theformality ofchanging ourclocks twicea yearmakes nosense.He pointstothepotentialeconomic benefitsDST brings.The keyargument isthat morelight intheeveningcan stimulatepeopletogo outand thattranslatesinto morepeople shoppingin conveniencestores foreveiything fromwater tosports drinks.Thus,there isaboom inspending.However,the healthimpacts havebeen morecomplicated tofigure out.DST increasesevening exposureto light,which canmake itharder tofall asleepat night.So inrecent years,the timechange hasbeen reportedtobelinked toanincrease inatrial fibrillation,a typeof heartdisease,perhaps duetothesleep disorder.Besides,evidences havelinked thetransitiontoanincrease inattention problemsand mooddisorders.“I amvery surprised^^says JayChudow,a cardiologist.Its justa one-hour change,but thisshows howsensitive ourbodiesmaybe tointernal clock（生物钟）interruption.Actually humans9internal clockis closelylinked tothe risingand（）setting ofthe sun.He emphasizesthat restoringpermanent Year-Round StandardTime YRSTisthebest optionfor ourhealth and well-being,forthenatural dailycycle oflight anddarkness isreally themost powerfultiming reminderthat wehaveto matchour bodyclock with.So itseems theresa dividebetween whafslikely bestfor ourhealthandwhat maybe goodfortheeconomy.Due totheeconomic burdenand tightbudget,it is not hardto guesswhich onewill begiven higherpriority amongpolicymakersthis year.

12.What benefitdoes DSTbringA.Boosting consumption.B.Lengthening daytime.C.Avoiding constantswitches.D.Brightening themornings.

13.What doesthe underlinedword“transition“inParagraph3meanA.Impact.B.Exposure.C.Disorder.D.Change.

14.What doesJay thinkof DSTA.It helpsrestore energy.B.It raiseshealth concerns.C.It isa timingreminder.D.It matcheshumans bodyclock.

15.What willthe policymakers probablydothis yearA.Choose DST.B.Adopt YRST.C.Tighten theeconomy.D.Increase fundson healthcare.第二节（共5小题;每小题

2.5分，满分

12.5分）阅读下面短文，从短文后的选项中选出可以填入空白处的最佳选项，选项中有两项为多余选项The World Book Day,also calledWorldBookand CopyrightDay,falls onApril23rd.16Readingextensively exposesyou tonew ideasand knowledge,improves yourconcentration andmemory,and enhancesyourcreativity andcritical thinkingskills.Despite theimportance of reading,many studentstoday donthave agood habit ofreading.There areafewreasonsfor this:lack oftime andmotivation,abundance ofdigital distractionsand failureto stickto reading.However,thesechallenges canbe overcomewith yourconscious efforts.First,you needto maketime forreading bylimiting timespent onsocial mediaor otherleisure activities.Start withjust15-30minutes aday ofreading andyou canwork yourway upto longersessions,17Many librariesalso havedigitalbook optionsif youprefer e-readers oraudiobooks.Second,build thehabit byscheduling readingtime eachday andsticking toit.18Even justhaving aregular routine（巩固,力on certaindays ofthe week,such asreading Mondayto Fridayafter dinnerfor example,can helpyou cement口强）it asa habit.Finally,track your progress tostay ontrack.Set monthlyreading goalsto achieveand recordthe booksyou read,howlong thesessions wereand anykey insightsgained.It isa traditionalway towrite ona notebook.19By makingreading apriority,limiting distractions,setting aregular schedule,and trackingyourprogress,you cansuccessfullydevelop thehabit ofreading.20So takethefirststep tocultivate thisimportant habittoday.Your futureself willsurely thankyou forit.A.Today usingan appmay makeit easiertoachieve.B.The goalofthe day isto engagepeople inreading.C.Habits areformed throughconsistency andrepetition.D.Developing ahabitofreading isparticularly unnecessary.E.Protecting thecopyright islikely tobe thefocus oftheday.F.A lifelonglove ofreading willenrich yourlife inso manyways.G.Find booksyou aregenuinely interestedin tohelp buildmotivation.第三部分语言运用（共两节，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He,handsome andattractive thoughsmall,is73thisyear,but looksmuch youngerthan heactually is.My momgotthe21from my grandpa.And thankGod sodid I.You cannever imaginehow genuinely22and fascinatinghe couldbe.My grandpaabsolutely leadsa23life ofold age,unlike otherretired elderlypeople justwalking withtheir petbirds,or24time athome ascouch potatoesdo.He takesto cookingtasty cuisine,singing Karnoke,collecting antiques,and experiencingbrand newdimensions ofcultures.Stopping tosmell theroses andpassing onthe happinessisa25factor ofpeoples happylife,“he always26his peers.“He isalways doingeverything withhis27—so cooland enviable!,9my grandpasfriends remarked.They also28my grandpafor hisblog wherehe writesmuch,29his distinctopinion of life.Onenight hisblog caughtmyeye.There wasa30,atthevery beginning,of himhugging mygrandma withfireworksblooming onTimes Squarelast ValentinesDay.People sayreality3j andfantasy beginswhenthe fireworksdisplay starts,but forme both32a greatdeal.I takegreat joyin everydaylife

33.I canhold thehands ofmy love.^he saidbeneath thephoto.I couldntbelieve thosewere frommy grandpa,I mean,froma73-year-old person.Now Ifinally seethe truemeaningof thesaying that34isnota timeoflifebut astate ofmind.I lovemygrandpafortheinterestingand romantic______35__he has.

21.A.build B.manner C.genes D.characters

22.A.grateful B.modern C.conventional D.plain

23.A.regular B.messy C.colorful D.rural

24.A.valuing B.killing C.saving D.sparing

25.A.pointless B.limited C.critical D.single

26.A.warns B.requires C.reminds D.forces

27.A.fellow B.doctor C.daughter D.wife

28.A.envy B.recall C.meet D.watch

29.A.changing B.evaluating C.rejecting D.voicing

30.A.scene B.section C.photo D.sentence

31.A.fades awayB.lights upC.works outD.turns on

32.A.rise B.cost C.win D.count

33.A.as longas B.and C.as faras D.but

34.A.passion B.youth C.commitment D.optimism

35.A.experience B.personality C.appearance D.inspiration第二节（共10小题;每小题L5分,满分15分）。