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学年湖北省武汉市武昌区高二英语下学期月期末2024-20256模拟试题注意事项答题前，考生务必将自己的学校、班级、姓名、准考证号填写在答题卡指定位置，认真核对与准考证
1.号条形码上的信息是否一致，并将准考证号条形码粘贴在答题卡上的指定位置选择题的作答选出答案后，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
2.2B干净后，再选涂其他答案标号答在试题卷上无效非选择题的作答用黑色墨水的签字笔直接答在答题卡上的每题所对应的答题区域内答在试题卷上
3.或答题卡指定区域外无效考试结束，监考人员将答题卡收回，考生自己保管好试题卷，评讲时带来
4.第一部分听力（共两节，满分分）30做题时，先将答案标在试卷上录音内容结束后，你将有两分钟的时间将试卷上的答案转涂到答题卡上第一节（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每段5A BC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.What is the manssuggestionA.Make a fortune.B.Fix the car herself.C.Purchase anothercar.
2.What willthe mando withhis termpaper nextA.Check it.B.Turn itin.C.Correct it.
3.How didthe manget to workA.By car.B.By bike.C.On foot.
4.Why does the ladytalk withthe manA.To buy a newtoothbrush.B.To returnher toothbrush.C.To complain about thetoothbrush.
5.When willthe womanmeet thedoctorA.This afternoon.B.Tomorrow morning.C.Tomorrow afternoon.第二节（共小题；每小题分满分分）
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22.5听下面段对话或读白，每段对话或独白后有几个小题，从题中所给的、、三个选项中选出最佳选5A BC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，各小题将给出秒钟的作答时55间每段对话或独白读两遍听第段材料，回答第至题
6676.What arethe speakerstalking aboutreplied,Z/Maybe if you workhard,youll behired toclean theoffices.No onebelieved shewould be a scientistone day.But whyShe knewshe couldbeagood scientist.She knewit!A bigday wascoming—to visitthe Cerro Tololo Inter-American Observatory,where shehad visitedfor dozensoftimes,familiar withevery setof theinstruments there.This timewith herclassmates she was stilleager for somethingstimulating.（镜片）She tooka cautiousstep forward,holding herbreath,and hereyes gettingcloser to the lensof thetelescope.She adjustedthe devicesoftly andcarefully,hoping tofind more..../zBang!..suddenly therecame aloud noise.Oneof herold friendszzone-meter,/telescope felldown,broken.“Look out!Stop touchinganything!Step backward!The manageryelled.One-meter isbroken,but thescientist hasthe dayoff.Nobody canfix it.An operatoradded.Worries blanketedthehall.CAN FIXIT!”Catalinas voicewas surprisinglycalm.〃“You what.....The manageruttered,confused,and doubted.（扳手）（螺丝刀）It has67parts intotal.An adjustablespanner anda starscrewdriver can help.”“Then youknow howto assembleit.His eyeswide open,he stillhalf believed.Confidently,she nodded.注意续写词数应为左右；
1.150请按如下格式在答题卡的相应位置作答
2.Hesitating for a second,the manageragreed,zzJust doit,and Filtake allresponsibilities.”Thunderous applauseerupted androcked thehall.高二年级英语试卷参考答案1-5CAABC6-10CBCBB11-15CBAAA16-20CBACA第一部分听力（共小题，每小题分满分分）20L530第二部分阅读（共两节，满分分）5021-23ACC24-27AADB28-31CBBA32-35DBAD第一节（共小题每小题分，满分分）
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512.536-40BCADG第一节完形填空（共15小题每小题1分，满分15分）41-45DCADA46-50BCCAB51-55CDABD第二节语法填空（共小题每小题分，满分分）
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65.building第三部分语言运用（共两节，满分分）30第四部分写作（共两节，满分分）第一节（满分分）4015How toKeep aSense ofRelaxation underAcademic PressureTheprevalence of academic pressure,demanding schedulesand highexpectations makesit difficultfor highschoolstudents toquiet theirminds andtruly unwind.Here followmy suggestionswhich canensure theefficiency andproductivity.First andforemost,keep abalanced mindset,focusing on the processrather thanthe outcome.Secondly,don/toverload theboat orit willsink.Its awise choicetoworkand playby turnsproperly andmoderately,which contributestoa lighttravel.Furthermore,regular exercisecanhelpyou feelfresher andfitter.第二节（满分Only witha sense of relaxationwhile strivingfor yourgoal canyou gofurther andreach higher.分）25Hesitating for a second,the manageragreed,“Just doit,and Filtake allresponsibilities/All studentscouldnt containtheirexcitement,cheering withjoy.Catalina carefullycollected all the partsscattering on the floor,and labeledthem withnumbers.So experiencedand skillfulwas shethat shepieced themtogether precisely.Meanwhile,the spannerandscrewdriver tookturns toplay theirroles in her handlike magic.Less thantwenty minutes,an intactand perfecttelescopewas rebuiltwithout mucheffort.Thunderous applauseerupted androcked thehall.The managercouldn/t waitto checkit up.Doubtfully,he bent,looked into the eyelens andadjusted it.A smileslowly acrosshis face,he turnedaround toCatalina,expressing hisheartfeltgratitude andpraising hertalent.Every pupilin thehall casta lookof admirationat Catalina,consisting of the听力稿most splendidgalaxy,which madethe dreamdeeply rootedinhermind——to bea greatastronomer.[Text1]M:I heardyou hada caraccident.Did youget hurtW:Fm allright.But itsgoing tocost meafortuneto getmy carfixed.M:Why notbuya new one.[Text2]W:Are yousure youvecorrected allthe errorsin yourterm paperM:Oh,Ed betterread itthrough again.[Text3]W:You/ve lateagain.M:Sorry.I washeld upin atraffic jamfbr halfan hour,and thenwhen Igot toour company,thecarpark wasfull!I thinkI need to movenearer so I canwalk oruse mybike.[Text4]W:Excuse me,I receivedthis electrictoothbrush as a gift,and Idlike toreturn it as Ialready haveone.M:Sorry,but you can onlyexchange itfbr somethingelse withequal value.W:Thats okay.[Text5]M:Good morning,Dr ClarkesClinic.W:Hello.Tm callingabout theappointment I have fbrtomorrow.Its in the morningand I cant cometill theafternoon.Thename isJoanna Saunders.M:OK.Dr Clarkis freethen.[Text6]W:DO youknow thatmy dadis afirefighterM:Really Doeshe actuallygo intoburning buildingsW:Yes,and hesometimes has to climbinto narrowplaces torescue people.M:Has heever beentrapped in a burningbuildingW:Well,one timehe neededto breakdown adoor.He wascarrying a little girlout of a burninghouse.M:Was everyoneall rightW:All fivepeople livingthere escapedsafely,but thehouse burntto theground.[Text7]M:Why dontyou likegoing to the cinemaW:Well,therere toomany problems.M:Like whatW:For example,when thefilm ispopular,the cinemais rathercrowded.When thetraffic isbad,it takesa longtime togetthere.M:Are thesealltheproblemsW:No,the worstis thepeople:children runningup anddown,people chattingendlessly and so on.So Idrather stayhomeand waitto seethe filmswhen they are shownon TV.M:Then youmay seethe filmsa bitlater thanother people.W:Yes,but Filbe morecomfortable in the quietnessin myliving room.M:Well,Icantstand otherstalking abouta newfilm beforeI seeit.So Iprefer seeing films at the cinemaas soon as theycomeout.[Text8]W:We willboth startour new jobs nextmonth,and wehave tolook foran apartment.M:Hey,darling.I hadntrealized itwas soclose already.What kindof placewould youlikeW:Well,its toolate tothink aboutbuying ahouse somewhere.Well have to rentan apartmentfirst.It should be nearthebus stopor subway.M:What about the sizeW:Well,a two-bedroom placeis OK.M:It wontbe expensive.What kindof pricedo youthink we can affordW:Oh,about sixhundred dollars.It doesnt have to be equippedwith furniture.We haveour ownfurniture.The apartmentshouldnot bein the city centeror businessdistrict.I likequietness.M:yeah,I agree.Fd likethe apartmentto benear apark,so we can gorunning outdoorsas usual.W:Well,wecanlook fbrthe informationontheInternet orcall Lily.She worksin thehouse agency.M:Good idea.Lets hopewecanfind somethinggood![Text9]M:So,Anita,have youalways been interested inice skatingW:Since I was a very smallchild.Iwaslucky thatmy motherwas alsoa professionalice skaterand shewas ableto teachme,soI dont have to payfbr ateacher.But sometimesI couldntenter competitionsas wedidn/thavethe moneyfbr thespecialclothes.There wasa sportsstadium nearmy home.That helpedwhen Iwas practicingbefore school.M:You doshows onice,dont youW:Yes.Our tourslast fbrten months,so Imworking allyear exceptduring thesummer.M:Whats thehardest thingabout thejobW:Lots ofpeople misstheir familybut Idont havechildren andI visitmy parentson myfree days.In fact,I findthe longpracticesbefore ashow reallyhard.M:What isthe mostimportant skillfbr a successful iceskaterW:Well,you have to beaverystrong skaterof course-1mean youhave to be ableto laughat yourself-you/re oftenwearingvery sillyclothes andoccasionally youover.[Text10]M:Well,in thiscourse,weve beenrock-climbing togetherseveral times.And thespecial climbingprogram wouldbe given at the State Park Climbing Centre nextmonth.The coachis JimBrown,one of the mostexperiencedrock-climbers in the worldtoday.Fm surethat participantswill gaina greatdeal ofconfidence.And itllgreatly improvetheirtechniques.There will be roomfor only20participants,and thuseveryone willbegivenclose attention.The costforthe weekendis300dollars.30dollars shouldbe paidin advancefor registration,and the rest shouldbe paidby28July.There wouldbe anextra smallcharge fbrequipment fbr any participantswho donthave theirown.I expecteveryone heretotake advantageof thiswonderful opportunity.If youwant toregister,Fil giveyou an application formafter Iclimb thismorning.Send theform backto myoffice assoonaspossible.B.A first-aid experience.A.A terriblefire.C.The occupationof the womans father.
7.What happenedin thefireA.The girlwas badlyhurt.B.The housewas destroyed,dead.C.Everyone livingthere was听第段材料，回答第至题
78108.What arethey talkingaboutA.New films.B.Popular cinemas.C.Film-watching preferences.
9.What seemsto botherthewomanatthecinemaA.The longwait.B.The noisypeople.C.The crowdedenvironment.
10.What dowe knowabout the manA.He enjoysseeing filmsat home.B.He prefersseeingfilmsatthecinema.听第段材料，回答第C.He doesntlike talkingabout newfilms.8至题
111311.What isthe relationshipbetween thespeakersC.Husband andwife.A.Workmates.B.Housemates.
12.What kindof apartmentdoesthewoman wantC.One equippedwith furniture.A.One in thecitycenter.B.One nearpublic transport.
13.What canwe learnaboutthemanA.He likesdoing exercise.B.He worksinthehouse agency.听第段材料，回答第C.He willstart hisnewjobnext week.914至题17C.Her schoolmates.
14.Who taughtAnita iceskating atfirstA.Her mother.B.Her teacher.
15.Why couldntAnita entercompetitions sometimesA.She hadno suitableclothes.B.She couldntafford theentry fee.C.She couldntget into the stadium.
16.What doesAnita thinkisthehardest thingabout herjobA.The ten-month tour.B.The separationfrom herparents.C.The practicesbefore theperformanceC.A goodsenseofbalance.
17.What isthe mostimportant requirementforasuccessful iceskaterA.A strongbody.B.A positiveattitude.听第段材料，回答第至题
10182018.Who isJim BrownA.An expertclimber.B.A participantof thecourse.C.The organizerof theprogram.
19.How many people couldbe admittedinto theprogramA.
30.B.
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20.What shouldpeople doto registerfor theprogramA.Fill outthe applicationform.B.Send lettertothecourse instructor.C.Visit theStateParkClimbingCentre.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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37.5阅读下列短文，从每题所给的、、、四个选项中选出最佳选项A BC DAItshard tosay whatis normaland whatis weirdwhere foodis concerned-it alldepends onthe tasteof theindividualand whichpart of the worldyou comefrom.One personsnightmare is another personsdelicacy.Here are afew of the strangesttypes offood fromaround the world.Haggis ScotlandAworld-famous dish,haggis ismade from the partsofasheep manypeople wouldthrow away.The heart,lungsand liverare mixedtogether withonion,spices andoatmeal,then putinside asheeps stomachand boiledfor threehours.Sannakji KoreaNowthat Japanesesushi ispopular aroundthe world,manypeopleare usedto eatingraw fish.But Sannakjiisdifferent.It consistsof octopuswhich issliced upwhile alive.The octopusis thencooked insesame oiland servedwith触须a dippingsauce.If youdont chewthe octopuscarefully,its possiblethat thetiny suctioncups ontentacles canstickto yourthroat.Fugu JapanFuguisafamous Japanesefish filledwith enoughof thepoison substanceto bedeadly.Chefs havetobetrainedbefore theycan preparethe fish.Fugu actuallytastes quitemild.The excitementis insurviving theexperiences ofeatingit.Frogs legsFranceFrogs legsareapopular dishin France,usually servedwith garlic.Theyre saidto tastelike chicken,but somepeoplefind themtobetoo chewy.If yourefeeling brave,youcantry frogslegs foryourself—just besure toremove theskinand bonesbefore youeat them.
21.What doyou needto payattention towhile eatingSannakjiA.Eating carefullyand slowly.B.Boiling itwith dippingsauce.C.Slicing upthe deadoctopus.D.Preparing acup ofsesame oil.
22.Which dishoffers dinersa thrillof dangerA.Haggis fromScotland.B.Sannakji fromKorea.C.Fugu fromJapan.D.Frogs legsfrom France.
23.Where doesthis textprobably comefromA.A specialmenu.B.A cookingrecipe.C.A foodmagazine.D.A nutritionguidebook.BStanding inhis boat,Andrew hadjust finishedlunch whenhe spotteda boatwhich washeaded directly toward his（幽灵）boat anddidnt changecourse asit gotcloser.Andrew couldntsee anybodybehind thewheel.Its a ghost boat!”he shouted.Andrew controlledhis boat alongside the mystery boat.Hey!Hey!he screamed.No reply.A horrifying（甲板）new thoughttook shape:the captainhad gonebelow deckand suffered a heart attack.As Andreweased hisboatalongsidethe ghost boat,Andrews son,Jack leaptonto the deck of the mysteryboat.（空挡）Getting tohis feet,he steppedintothepilothouse andthrew theengine into neutral asAndrew tiedthe twoboatstogether.On the ghost boat,Jack calledthe CoastGuard afterfinding awallet withthe IDofaman namedSascha Scheller.zzCan yousee hisGPS”the operatorasked.They toldthe GPScoordinates（坐标）by usingthe build-in displaybesidethe wheel,which hadtracked Schellerscourse andmarked waypointsof hisroute.After theoperator signedoff,Jack andAndrew resolvedto dosomething tohelp.According tothe GPS,theyreached Schellersfinal waypoint.Unexpectedly,Jack spottedsomething inthe water—a boot!He fishedit out,and,moments later,he foundanother one.Jack shouted“A pairof fishingboots!,Meanwhile,something clickedin Andrewsmind./zIf Ifell overboard,Id kickoff myboots toswim.So,we arelooking fora swimmer,not abody.Suddenly,they heardsomeone wasscreaming andslamming inthe water.Andrew slowedthe boatsand turnedthemdirectlytowardthat sound.After releasingthe ghost boat,Andrew rushedforward.Z/Glad tosee you//Andrew said,pulling theman ontothedeck,who hadbeeninthe waterfbr severalhours,Are youScheller”zzYes.I couldntbelieve〃my ownboat hadcome torescue me,themanreplied.
24.Why did Andrew thinkof theboat asaghost boatA.It hadno oneon board.B.It chargedtowards hisboat.C.It wasinamysterious design.D.Its captainsufferedaheartattack.
25.Which measuredidAndrewand Jacktake whenrescuing SchellerA.Attaching twoboats together.B.Marking waypointsof Schellerscourse.C.Throwing theengine of their boatintoneutral.D.Asking CoastGuard fortheir GPScoordinates.
26.What isthesignificance offinding theboots”A.It revealedthemysteryof theghostboat.B.It indicatedthe sailingroute oftheghostboat.C.It clarifiedthe occupationoftheghostboatowner.D.It impliedthe survivaloftheghostboatowner.
27.Which ofthe followingwords bestdescribe Andrewand JackA.Helpful andgood-tempered.B.Warm-hearted andconsiderate.C.Cautious andambitious.D.Determined andadventurous.CIn recentyears,much of my lifeasaconsumer hasshifted towhat Ilike tocall background spending.As Ivesubscribedto moreapps andstreaming platforms,significant sumsofmymoney tend to driftaway eachmonth withoutmyever thinkingabout it.（资本主义）.Think ofitasautomated capitalismSpending withoutthe hassleof spending.Purchase withoutactionor thought.Indeed,economists estimatethat buyersforgetting to cancel subscriptionscan increasea businesssincome byas much as200percent.We/re toolazy orbusy toeven noticeor cancel!“Hand overyour credit card detailsand letus takecare oftherest/7these companiesassure us.But byagreeing tothistrade,weve becomepassive consumerswho areallowing thebalance ofcapitalism toshift awayfrom us.We havegivenup oneof ourkey powersas individuals:our control.And thislaziness generatesmore lazinessbecause mostof uscantbe botheredwith conductingregular reviewsof oursubscription spending.If weregoing torebalance thewheels ofcapitalism just alittle,we coulddo worsethan tosupport arecentlyproposed rulefrom theFederal TradeCommission.In March,the organizationsuggested a“click tocancel”conditionthat wouldrequire companiesto makeit justas easy to enda subscriptionastosign upfor one.No morebeing forcedtogo intothe gymto endyour membershipifyouwere ableto joinonline!Additionally,under thisextra layerof consumerprotection,businesses wouldneedtoremind subscribersannually abouttheir membershipbefore theseare automaticallyrenewed.This rulewould meanany backgroundspending would,if onlyjust forone momenta year,be atthe forefrontofyour mind.If allthat doesntwork,Ihaveanother idea:anappdesigned tokeep trackof yourvarious subscriptionsand（再发生）backgroundspendingso youcan bettercontrol yourfinances.Oh wait,those alreadyexist—fbrarecurringfee,of course.
28.What doesthe underlinedword hasslein paragraph2meanA.Consideration.B.Approval.C.Trouble D.Rejection.
29.What dopassive consumerstendto doA.Subscribe tovarious apps.B.Ignore subscriptionreview.C.Lose thebalance betweenearning andspending.D.Reach anagreement withcreditcardcompanies.
30.What aresubscription serviceproviders expectedtodoin Paragraph4A.Remind consumersto renewtheir membership.B.Allow customerstocancelsubscription easily.C.Reconsider theproposal offederal government.D.Discontinue releasingnew subscriptionservices.
31.What isthe mainidea ofthe passageA.Background spendingneeds tobe controlled.B.Subscriptions toapps aregenerally hard to end.C.Apps fortracking subscriptionsshouldbedesigned.D.Proposals toprevent automatedcapitalism aresupported.D（）（心房颤动）A troublesomearrhythmia calledatrial fibrillationAF representsan emergingepidemic,“the（患病率）global prevalenceof whichis expectedto doublefrom2010to
2030.Most AFpatients areolder than65and haveknown riskfactors,particularly highblood pressure,obesity,and sleepdisorder.Why cyclists,runners,and otherathletes inotherwise perfecthealth aresometimes atrisk ispoorly understood.La Gercheis nowstudying thiscontradiction.La Gerche/s study,called Pro@Heart,was launchedin
2016.with coworkersin Australiaand Belgiumandsofarincludes nearly500top athleteswho werebetween16and23years oldwhen theyenrolled.The studyaims tofollowthem forat least25years andtrack changestotheheart,including itssize andelectrical conductionpatterns.A separatearmis exploringAF prevalencein128former topcompetitive rowersbetween theages of45and80,along withamatched comparatorgroup ofpeople whoare notcompetitive athletes.The youngerPro@Heart subjectshave shownsome athleteshearts areso largethat theyget pushedup againstthe（心脏炎症）.chest walland thespine,which couldcause cardiacinflammation Suchinflammation haslong beeneyedas apotential AFdriver.Pro@Heart,s oldersubjects,the retiredrowers,has ashocking rateof AF:20%,compared with3%inthecontrol group.Top rowersmay havea higherAF riskthan someother enduranceathletes—perhaps becausethesport attractstaller people.Height isa documentedAF riskfactor,though thereasons arestill beingexplored.Another factormay bethat rowersroutinely trainasmuchas20or30hours aweek.But zzHowmuch exerciseis toomuch”La Gerchewonders.The answerisnt clear,and itlikely dependson otherfactors,including genetics.（处方）One commonprescription fbrathletes with AF isto cutdown physicalactivity.These athletesreally don/twant tostop competingor stoptraining ifthey donthaveto,Myrstad says.Its themost naturalthing toask thepatientin frontof you,Do youhavetorun thismarathon Cantyou justreduce thetraining hesays,but Imnot sureitsright.
32.How doesthe authorlead inthe topicofthepassageA.By introducinganewexperiment.B.By supposinga real-life situation.C.By clarifyinga commondefinition.D.By presentingan abnormalphenomenon.
33.What doesthe separatearm focuson inparagraph3A.The underlyingphysical driversof AF.B.The comparisonof AFoccurrence rate.C.The ongoingtrack changesof AFpatients.D.The potentialeffects ofdiabetes andobesity.
34.Why isit easierforsomeathletes tohave AFaccording tothe studyA.Their heartsize givesrise toa possiblerisk.B.Their heartsare notconveniently positioned.C.They cannot controlthe intensityof training.D.They aretaller andheavier thanordinary people.
35.What doesthe athleteswithAFfeel aboutthe commonprescriptionA.Unclear.B.Unconcerned.C.Approving.D.Doubtful.第二节（共小题；每小题分满分分）
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12.5阅读下面短文，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Harvest istruly oneofthehighlights ofthe season.This iswhen allof ourefforts andattention gettranslated into atangible finishedproduct.As agrower,nothing makesme prouderthan harvestingasuccessfulcrop.
36.To ensurequality ismaintained allthe wayfrom fieldto fork,certain principlesmust beunderstood andfollowedthrough.First of all,it isimportant toharvest eachcrop atthe rightstage ofgrowth.Vegetables harvestedbefore theyarefully maturewillbemuch lessflavorful.37For somecrops,it iseasytotell whentheyareat theirfreshest,and manycanbe quiteforgiving.But fbrother crops,harvesting atthe appropriatemoment willmake anenormous difference.The（甜瓜）timing ofcantaloupe picking,fbr example,will determinewhether thefruit issweet ordisappointing,while itwontmake adifference ifyou waita few days toharvest theapples.38To furthercomplicate things,the rightmoment toharvest agiven vegetableis notnecessarily consistentwith（西兰花）market demand.39Vegetables suchas broccoliand cucumbers,to namejustafew,can beharvested atthepeak oftheir qualityand storedinthecold roomforafewdaysbefore beingsold.40Some vegetablesmust becooled toslow theirprocess ofripening.Otherwise,their freshnessandnutritional valuewill suffer.This iswhy it is soimportant toharvest asearly aspossible inthe morning,before theheat oftheday setsin,and tocool thevegetables immediatelywith coldwater and/or airfromthecold room.A.You justhavetofollow thehabits ofdifferent crops.B.That beingsaid,harvest requiressome specialknow-how.C.Those harvestedoverripe willthen havea shortershelflife.D.This isone reasonwhy acold roomis criticalinamarket garden.E.Although itvaries fromcrop tocrop,its alwaysbetter laterthan earlier.F.Moreover,a well-functioning coolsystem isin badlyneed fbrkeeping thingsfresh.第三部分语言G.The otherimportant thingto rememberis thatvegetables goon livingeven afterbeing picked.运用（共两节，满分分）第一节（共小题；每小题分，满分分）3015115阅读下面短文，从每题所给的、、、四个选项中选出可以填入空白处的最佳选项A BC DItis February2020,and itsalmost ascold insideas out.By thetime Ihave finished41and walkedout,its9p.m.Its nothardtofind mygroup becausetheyre alreadywaiting,wearing42black polarboots thesize ofa trunk.Our guideis Celine,a Frenchwoman.zzThe predictionis cloudstonight//she tellsus.But younever know,so wewillstill be43”（极光）After about20minutes,the bus44at AuroraVillage,a collectionof smallbuildings besideafrozen lake.Getting offthe bus,I couldnthelp45from footto foot.圆顶Minutes after,the clouds
46.“Is thatit”someone asks,pointing ata smalldome ofbrightnessonthehorizon.The aurorafollows itsown47schedule,and tourismruns onexpectations神氐线stimulated bytravel websites.Thousands of48photos ofemerald-green andruby-red arcsmakefalse
49.So Fvetried tokeep myown expectations50bound.Over about20minutes,however,a cloud51intoafine whitearc stretchingacross the sky,brightening untilitisariver ofpearl.Celine andI lieback ona pileof52,watching theglowing trackcrosstheskylike apainters
53.Idontgenerally dothis kindof thing:travel inviewingthe aurorais somethingthat doesnt
55.the solotraveler.Now,I know.
41.A.bathing B.eating C.booking D.dressing
42.A.formal B.fancy C.identical D.distinct
43.A.hopeful B.thankful C.careful D.regretful
44.A.turns backB.drives throughC.breaks downD.pulls up
45.A.shifting B.stepping C.sliding D.shaking
46.A.escape B.lift C.faint D.appear
47.A.timely B.busy C.delicate D.regular
48.A.clarified B.distributed C.enhanced D.wronged
49.A.promises B.decisions C.statements D.arrangements
50.A.legally B.tightly C.eagerly D.narrowly
51.A.runs B.divides C.grows D.absorbs
52.A.tourists B.photos C.dirt D.snow
53.A.brush B.blanket C.hand D.desire
54.A.wonders B.packs C.boots D.pairs
55.A.comprise B.surprise C.punish D.reward满分分第二节共题;1510每小题分,
1.554,with guides.Tm alwaystoo shyfor groups.But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1摄影迷Yang Chunlin,a shutterbugin QinghaiProvince,visits awetland borderingthe YellowRiver everyOctoberto meethis long-acquainted friends:whooper swans,the numberof56jumped toover100from30-plus whenhefirst cametothearea.zzThe wetlandprovides57ideal livingenvironment forwhooper swans.The beautifulswanlake hasbecome aplace fbrphotography lovers58hang about/Yang said.Known asthe kidneysoftheEarth,wetlands canhelp safeguardbiodiversity andcope59climate change.Chinas wetlandsconservation effortshave illustratedits genuine60commit toensuring harmoniouscoexistencebetween humansand nature.During theongoing14th MeetingoftheConference ofthe ContractingParties tothe RamsarConvention onWetlandsCOP14,61hold inWuhan andSwitzerlands Geneva,China calledfor enhancingpeoples well-being62利用global byleveraging therole ofwetlands inpromoting63sustain development,tackling climatechange,protecting biodiversity,and deliveringmore benefitsto peoplearoundtheworld.“Through aseries ofecological protectionactions,China64demonstrate thepositive roleof wetlandsconservationin improvingthe livingenvironment ofhumans,contributing morewisdom andsolutions to65build acommunityofalllife onEarth,“said LeiGuangchun,a professorat BeijingForestry University.第四部分写作共两节；满分分40第一节满分分15高中生如何在学业压力下保持〃松弛感〃的高效学习方法？校刊以此话题开展征文，请你English Comer根据以下提示写一篇文稿目前学生学习状况；
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2.How toKeep aSense ofRelaxation underAcademic Pressure第二节满分分25阅读下面材料，根据其内容和所给段落开头语续写两段，使之成为一篇完整的短文As Papafell soundasleep,Catalina slidfrom herbed andfelt herway tothe frontdoor.The girlwaited amoment toseeif anyof herfamily wouldwake,but nobodystirred.She tiptoedupstairs toher“Observatory,longing fordrinking indeeplungfuls ofthe clearnight airunder thebright stars.She polishedher deartelescope,which waspresented byher grandpa,the onlyone tosupport herdream.She组装assembled it,disassembled itand reassembledit repeatedly,knowing itsparts verywell.Through itshe couldexplore theunknown galaxy,the MilkyWay stretchingacross thedeep bluesky.Night wasalwaysher favoritetime.When everythingwas quiet,shewaslost inher starrynight.At thismoment,she seemedtoforget hercares andsorrows inthe daytime.She toldher secretdream tothese belovedones,her friends,teachers andeven her father.When shesaid,Z/Papa,I；want tobe anastronomer workingintheCerroTololoInter-American Observatorysomedayherfather。
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