陕西省榆林市榆林五校联考2023-2024学年高三上学期10月期中英语试题

陕西省榆林市榆林五校联考2023-2024学年高三上学期10月期中英语试题学校:姓名班级考号

一、短对话A.5:

40.B.6:

00.C.6:

20.

1.What timeis itnow

2.What hasthe womanquit doingon SaturdaysA.Watching badmintongames.B.Playing tennis.

3.Where doesthe conversationprobably takeplaceA.In abarbers，B.At home.C.In aclothes store.

4.What arethe speakersmainly talkingaboutA.A plan.B.A person.C.A holiday.

5.What didthe womanplan todoA.Go for a picnic.B.Go shopping.C.Meet John.C.Training for the schoolteam.

二、长对话听下面一段较长对话，回答以下小题

6.When willthe footballgame beheldA.This afternoon.B.This evening.C.Tomorrow.

7.What arethe speakersgoing todo thiseveningA.Visit somefootball players.B.Eat ina Chineserestaurant.C.Watch agame downtown.听下面一段较长对话，回答以下小题

8.What isin theplastic bagA.The fryingpan.B.The cup.C.The plate.

9.What willthe speakersprobably doA.Do thecooking.B,Have sometea.C.Wash someplates.

41.A.explains B.identifies C.introduces D.operates

42.A.fair B,cruel C.easy D.common

43.A.useful B,significant C,famous D.inspirational

44.A.undoubtedly B・correctly C.impractically D.narrowly

45.A.tried B.continued C-started D.struggled

46.A.embarrassmentB.weakness C.kindness D.violence

47.A.courage B.steps C.spirits D.health

48.A.text B,recording C-report D.instruction

49.A,make B・take C.fetch D.tolerate

50.A.kept backB.wiped awayC・turned downD.given away

51.A.pleasure B,fortune C.motivation D.trouble

52.A.decision B・idea C.end D.point

53.A.live B.play C.explore D.harvest

54.A.research B.support C,treatment D.question

55.A.instantly B.eventually C.suddenly D.exactly

56.A.cases B,experiences C,requests D.trials

57.A.achieved B.designed C.admired D.found

58.A.position B,site C・moment D.orbit

59.A.met B.stopped C・stayed D.moved

60.A.catch B.imagine C.leave D.prevent

七、用单词的适当形式完成短文阅读下面短文，在空白处填入个适当的单词或括号内单词的正确形式1During thepeak summertravel seasonthis year,many populartourist destinationsin Chinahaveexperienced largecrowds,making itchallenging fortourists61get tickets.Given thesecircumstances,cultural venuesin manyplaces have62recent announcedextended opening hours,allowing peopleto exploreduring theevening hours.For instance,the ShaanxiHistory Museumhasextended theopeninghoursto8:00pm everySunday sincemid-July.繁荣.In ancientChina,a traditionof nighttours,entertainment anddinners thrivedWhennight fell,people wouldparticipate in63activity likereciting poems,appreciating themoons馆长beauty andjoining intea-fueled conversations,said WangBin,curator of the Xian-basedWest MarketMuseum.Children canfully involve64they in the nighttimeexperiences of ancientcivilizations rightat theoriginal WestMarket site.This is65we integratethese culturalelements.And this approach66welcome byboth parchesand childrenever sinceJ Wangsaid.To meetpeoples67grow demand for nighttravel,China hasdeveloped anight culture68night tourismeconomy inrecent years,with someplaces winningfame fornight fairsandperformances.Even at10:30pm,subways inmany citiesremain busywith people.Nighttimecultural tourshave changedthe69convention tourismmodel oftraveling duringthe dayandsleeping70night.

八、短文改错.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71共有处语言错误，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10增加在缺词处加一个漏字符号

（八），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；

1.只允许修改处，多者（从第处起）不计分

2.1011One day,Jack waswalking homefrom schoolwhile ashiny coincaught hiseye.He stoppedandimmediate pickedit up.It was a nicedollar coin,with themhe couldbuy apackage ofcandies.But hehad decidedto putthe coinonto theground again.What ifhomeless personneeded itlessthan hedid Feelingconfusing,Jack pickedup the coin again.What ifone of the wealthyguy founditFinally,after careconsideration,he decidedto keepthecoinand stayedwhere he was,waitingfor theowner toreturn tolook afterit.

九、其他应用文在美食节举行之际，你校正在组织以“我最喜爱的美食”为题的英语作文比赛请你写

72.一篇短文参赛，内容包括.你最喜爱的美食；

1.你喜爱该美食的原因2注意写作词数应为左右；

1.80请按如下格式在答题卡的相应位置作答

2.My FavouriteFood听下面一段较长对话，回答以下小题

10.Where willthe womanprobably gofirstA.Center GeorgesPompidou.B.Musee duLouvre.C.Mus6e dOrsay.

11.What doesthe mansay aboutMusee duLouvreA.It is an Americanmuseum.B.It houses3,500works ofart.C.It is the mostfamous artmuseum.

12..What is the womanA.A teacher.B.A worker.C.A student.听下面一段较长对话，回答以下小题A.Boyfriend andgirlfriend.B.Brother andsister.

13.What is the probablerelationship betweenthe manand JenniferC.Boss andsecretary.

14.Where is the movietheaterA.On2nd Street.B.Beside thechurch.C.On1st Street.

15.How longis thePink Flamingoopen onweekdaysA.For12hours.B.For13hours.C.For14hours.

16.What willthe manbring forJenniferA.Spanish food.B.Some drinks.C.Some flowers.

三、短文听下面一段独白，回答以下小题

17.How manypilots in the surveyfound theirco-pilots asleepwhen wakingupA.

100.B.

300.C.

500.

18.What dothe rulechanges meanto thepilotsA.They willfly lessthan10hours atnight.B.They willhave longerworking hours.C.They willbe punisheddue tosleeping.

19.What domany peoplethink ofthe rulechangesA.They aresatisfying.B.They arereasonable.C.They areworrying.

20.What isthought to be theleading causefor airaccidentsA.Tiredness.B.Mechanical faults.C.Natural disasters.

四、阅读理解Waynesville,North CarolinaTravel GuideAbout25miles southwestof Asheville,Waynesville isthe perfectwestern Carolinamountaintown withreal charm.So why not visititBest Thingsto Doin Waynesville•Make theshort driveto Waterrock Knob,where youllfind one ofthebest trailsand viewsinWestern NorthCarolina.At5,820feet,its thehighest visitorcenter alongthe BlueRidge Parkway.（麋鹿）•Go toCataloochee Valleyto seethe elk.The valleyis filled with wildlifeandwildflowers.•Visit HaywoodsFarmers Market,filledwithlocal productsfrom produceto cheeseto crafts.Fill upyour bagwith freshfruit andsweet treatsforapienic aroundLake Junaluska.•Explore theFrog LevelDistrict locatedon RichlandCreek,which featuresone-and two-storybrick andframe buildingsfrom theearly1900s.Best Time to VisitFallisthe most populartime forWaynesville tourism.The brightoranges,yellows,and redsofthe fallleaves drawcrowds fromnear andfar-so youcan expectthe costto mirrorthe demand.Spring,however,isthebest time to visitWaynesville ifyou wantto enjoypleasant weather,andvarious fairsand festivals.Where toStay inWaynesvilleYoull feelat homeinstantly youpull upto TheYellow Houseon PlottCreek Road.Built intheLate1800s,the hotelsits onfive rollingacres ofland,surrounded bywalking paths,two pondsanda stream.There9re tenrooms andsuites andeach hasits ownprivate bath,fireplace andsitting area.How toGet ThereAshevileRegional Airportistheclosest airport.If you9re flyinginto thearea,youll needyourown transportationto travelaround Waynesville.Downtown Waynesvilleis walkablebut exploringfurtherout into the BlueRidge Mountainsrequires acar.

21.Where willyou mostprobably have a chanceto admireancient buildingsA.WaterrockKnob.B.Cataloochee Valley.C.Frog LevelDistrict.D.Haywoocfs FarmersMarket.

22.What makesfall themost populartime tovisit WaynesvilleA.The competitivecost.B.The localcultures,C.The agreeableweather.D.The naturalbeauty.

23.What hadyou betterdo inorder to haveanice timearound WaynesvilleA.Rent acar.B.Feed somewildlife.C.Hike onfoot.D.Grow freshfruits.Melba Mebanenever thoughtshed retirefrom thedepartment storeshe workedat fbr74years（通勤）-until thetraffic onher commutebecame unbearable.The Dillardswhere sheworked inTyler,Texas,was onlyal5-minute drivefrom herhouse,but trafficcould sometimesdouble thecommute,for whichMebane,now91,no longerhad the patience.Thus,she retiredfrom herjob atDillards.Mebane beganworking asan elevatorgirl“at theMayer amp;Schmidt departmentstore in1949when she was seventeen,through awork-study programat TylerHigh School.The storewasacquired byDillards in

1956.（化妆品）She movedto themens clothingdepartment,and laterthe cosmeticscounter,whereshe stayeduntil sheretired.There weregift basketsone ofthe girlsjust couldntsell,“says Mebane.They askedmetotry,so Istepped outand talkedto peopleabout thebasketa...!sold everysingleone.So I was toldthats whereIwasstaying.”Mebane followedthe samemorning routinefor74years:Waking upat6:00am,making apotof coffee,preparing aquick breakfast,and thengetting toDillards at9:00am sharp.C6I lovedgoingto workevery day,“says Mebane.If yourecontent withwhat youredoing,whynotkeep doingit”Her bestadvice forfinding agood careeris notto takea jobsimply becauseit payswell,because“money candisappoint you,“Mebane warns.Finding somethingyoure goodat andpeopleyou enjoyworking withis somuch moreimportant.^^Since shestarted workingat Dillards,Mebane hadopportunities to become amanager,but shealwaysturned theoffers down.Nobody likesmanagement,because theyhave to make toughdecisions/9she says.I likedmy friendsand work,and Iwanted tokeep them,so Ijust focusedonbeing thebest salespersonI couldbe.”Many ofMebanes formerco-workers visither inthe retirementvillage whereshe hasrecentlymoved,taking herout tolunch,the moviesor shopping.

24.Why didMebane decideto retireA.She wasbored withdriving.B.She couldntstand thetraffic.C.She wasimpatient atwork.D.She haddifficulty communicating.

25..What dowe know about Mebanefrom paragraph3A.She changedjobs frequently.B.She hadstrong responsibility.C.She ownedthe salespotential.D.She waslucky infinding jobs.

26.What madeMebane devotedto herwork atDillardsA.Her interest.B.Her education.C.Thehigh pay.D.The chancefor promotion.

27.What isMebanes suggestionfor peoplewanting tobe happierat workA.Overcoming theirweaknesses.B.Improving managementskills,C.Making decisionsquickly.D.Focusing ontheir relationships.Depleted forestsare neverout ofthe headlines,but doyou knowthat severaltech-ledtechniques are being employedto improvereforestation andbring theselungs ofnature,a keysourceof oxygenintheatmosphere,back tolife Naturenews website,Mongabay,recently devotedamini-series toexploring thenewest technologicalsolutions thatsupport worldwidereforestationefforts,but notwithout pointingout thatreforestation effortsoften haveweaknesses.This Mongabayreview speaksfrankly about the blemishesof labor-intensive reforestationeffortsas poorplanning leadsto underreportedtree plantingoutcomes.For example,perhaps treeswereplanted wherethey didntsuit thechosen habitats.According toMongabay,the challengeis tomatch risingdemand forrestoration with（可扩展的）ecologically sound,scalable reforestation methods.Scale isthe biggestchallenge torestorationand reforestationprojects worldwide/9said CharlotteMills,chief ecologistat AirSeedTechnologiesin Australia.The goodnews isthat newtech solutionscan helpmake treeplanting atscaleeasier,faster andmore successful.For instance,solar-powered,seed-planting robots,able toplant upto600trees ina（无morning,arebeingcarried outby conservationistsworking inthe PeruvianAmazon.Drones人机）are employedto dropseeds inprecise areas,especially at remote anddifficult-to-access sites.One companyoperating themis MastReforestation,a Seattle-based oneworking onNorth（针叶树）Americas coniferforests destroyedby logging,insects andwildfire.The Globe and Mailreports on how Canadianstart-up,Flash Forest,uses dronesthat fireseedsat ahigh speedinto thesoil.It hasa greatgoal togo beyondchanging forestryto slowdown climatechangeand finallyconserve ecologicaldiversity.Sending peopleout onfield monitoringto assessthe healthof newtrees whichtake yearstomature istime-consuming andcostly.Here,satellites arestepping upto providelarge-scale datasetsover timeonhowhuge reforestedsites aregoing.Food giantNestle announcedin April2023thatits workingto monitorits reforestationefforts long-term usingsatellites.

28.What doesthe underlinedword“blemishes in Paragraph2meanA.Dangers.B.Disadvantages.C.Features.D.Results.

29.Why doesthe authormention CharlotteMillsA.To criticizethe underdevelopedtechnologies.B,To tellthe risingdemandforrestoration.C.To callon practicablereforestationmethods.D.To showthe troublewith globalreforestation.

30.A.Preserving biodiversity.B.Making achange toforestry.What isFlash Forestsbiggest ambitionC.Dropping seedsatremoteareas.D.Driving dronesat highspeeds.

31.What couldbeasuitable titleforthetextA.Trees AreSuffering B.Forests AreRecoveringC,Technology forTrees D.Technique forChallenges（对After losingan importantdeal inIndia,a businessnegotiator learnedthat hercounterpart方）felt asif shehad beenrushing through the talks.The businessnegotiator thoughtshewasbeingefficient with their time.Their cultureshave different views onhow toconduct negotiations,and inthiscase,the barrierprevented asuccessful outcome.Research showsthat deal-making acrosscultures tendsto lead to worseoutcomes ascomparedwith negotiationsconducted withinthe sameculture.As weknow,cultures arecharacterized by（准贝）different behaviors,communication stylesand normsU.Consequently,when negotiatingacrosscultures,we bringdifferentviewstothe bargaining table,which inturn mayresult inpotentialmisunderstandings that can leadto alower likelihoodof discoveringvalue-creatingsolutions.Cultural conflictin negotiationsis linkedwiththefact thatwe,at mosttimes,interpret others9（透镜）behaviors,values,and beliefsthroughthelens ofour ownculture.To overcomethis,it isimportantto researchthe customs and behaviorsof differentcultures aswell asunderstand whypeoplefollow thesecustomsandexhibit thesebehaviors inthe firstplace.Just asimportant,not onlydo countrieshave uniquecultures,but teamsand organizationsdotoo.Before partakingin any negotiation,take thetime tostudy thecontext and the personon theotherside ofthebargainingtable,including thevarious culturesto whichhe belongs,whether thecultureof hisculture,the cultureof engineering,or hisparticular companyscorporate culture.Themore youknowaboutthe client,the betteroff you911do inanynegotiation.Therefore,we seethe negotiatorhas learnedher Indiancounterpart wouldhave appreciatedaslower pacewith moreopportunities forrelationship building.She seemsto haverun into the issue:Using timeefficiently inthe courseof negotiationsis generallyvalued inthe UnitedStates,but inIndia,theres oftena greaterfocus onbuilding relationshipsearly inthe process.By doingresearchon theclients,cultures,they canadjust theirnegotiation methodand givethemselves abetter chanceofcreating avaluable negotiationexperience forboth themselvesand theircounterpart.

32.What resultedinthebusiness womansfailure inher negotiationin IndiaA.Her slowwork style.B.Their personalconflicts ofinterests.C.Her poorcommunication capacity.D.The differencesbetween theircultures.

33.What isthe secondparagraph mainlyaboutA.The analysesaboutthefindings ofthe research.B.The deepreasons forfailedcross-culture negotiations.C.The commonmisunderstandings innegotiations.D.The causesof conflictsbetweennegotiators9views.

34.What doesthe authormainly wantto sayinParagraph4A.Rescearch is necessary beforenegotiating.B・People shouldrespect culturaldifferences.C.Meeting culturaldifferences isfairly common.D.Cross-culture conflictsresult fromignorance.

35.What isthe functionofthelast paragraphA.To comeup witha newconclusion.B.To recommenda negotiationmethod.C.To summarizethe aboveparagraphs.D.To sharedifferent opinionson theexample.

五、七选五In todaysworld,people areused toimmediate satisfactionlike fastmeals fromthe microwaveorfrom orderingtakeout onyour smartphone.But patience,the abilitytobe able towait fbroutcomes,isaskill thatisnecessaryfor you tobesuccessful inschool,work andlife,according toanarticle onthe lifecoaching websiteBetter Up.Being patientallows you to exerciseself-controlwhen thingsare notgoing your way.36Here arefour waysit canbenefit you.Patience helpsyou achieveyour goals.

37.You cannotaccomplish long-term goalsin yourrelationshipsor careerwithout beingpatient.You needto knowwhen itisthetimetostep backandanalyze thesituation,re-evaluate yourgoal,and choosea newpath forward.Patience helpsyou tobecome moreempathetic.Having empathy-the abilityto understandandaccept thefeelings ofothers-isanimportant partof beingpatient,according to a blogon WisdomTimes.38Patience helpstomakeyou mentallyhealthier.Being patientteaches youto regulateyouremotions,according toBetter Up.

39.Keeping calmand beingstress-free canhelp youroverallmental andphysical happiness.40When thingsarent goingyourway,whether largeor small,having patiencewill keepyoufrom becomingdepressed.According toForbes,basketball greatMichael Jordanmissed morethan9,000shots andlost nearly300games in his athleticcareer.If hedidnt havethepatiencetoaccept failure,he wouldhave quitand henever wouldhave becomeone ofthe greatestathletes.A.Patience givesyou apositive attitudeB.It allowsyoutowork tobe yourbestC.Patience helpsyoutobecome moreflexibleD.You willbeable to survivefailures andstart againE.Accepting peopleas theyare makesyou abetter personF.It helpsyou experiencefewer negativeemotions thatleadtostressG.The roadto successisnt somethingthatcanbe immediatelyachieved

六、完形填空Life bringsseveral upsand downsbut nothinglasts forever.Nothing41it betterthan thelife ofdivingcoach CliffDevries.Life hadbeen42to himbut hiswill ledthe wayto makinghim oneofthe most43persons inthe world.Devries builtthe dreamof becominga swimmer.His remarkabletalent44could allowhim torealizeit.However,life wasnot justroses and he45to haveoneofthemostpainful experiencesofhis life.In hisearly youth,he begantohaveshoulder abnormalitiesand thenfelt

46.Due tohis failing47，his performancein trainingworsened.Devries turnedto（月中瘤）（脊柱）medical help,andthe48stated Devrieshad abig tumorinhisspine andthedoctors saidhe wouldnt49it.Devries said,All myplans ofa future,a familyand everythingwere50After asurgery inNew York,Devries evenhad51in movinga finger.（）However,every badperiod comestoan

52.Devries pulledthrough withhiswill to53and workedhard towardshis dream.He sought54,exerciseand allhe neededto backup hisfeet.Soon,hewasabletostart standingand55walking afew stepswiththe helpofastick.After many56,he becameaswimming coachat RochesterInstitute ofTechnology.He57milestones inhis careerasacoachand directorof swimming.On his46th birthday,Devries wentup thediving boardand jumpedintothe58hed beenwaitingfor allhis lifeandhehasnt59since.Every year,he takeshis painstakingyet heartfelt（半瘫痪）attempt todive intothe water.The semi-paralysis thatremains couldnt60Devriesmaking adive.He useshis determinationto rewritehis story.。