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2023學(xué)年度高一年級第二學(xué)期期末考試英語試題考試時間120分鐘，滿分135分。第一部分英語知識運(yùn)用（共三節(jié)，滿分60分）第一節(jié)單項(xiàng)選擇（共15小題；每小題1分，滿分15分）在每小題的四個選項(xiàng)中只有一個選項(xiàng)是符合題目要求的,請將正確的選項(xiàng)前的字母寫在題后的括號內(nèi)。________matteroffact,________numberofyoungcoupleswhoplantohaveasecondkidisincreasingrapidly.A.the;a B.a;the C.a;a D.不填；the2.—Isn'titsurprisingthatsuchagoodfootballteam________havefailedtoentertheWorldCupFinal?—Yes，anythingispossibleonthefootballfield.A.would B.might C.must D.should3.Thechildrenarefullof______.Theyhavebeenplayingalldaylongwithoutresting.A.force B.power C.energy D.strength4.Itisinthestadium________isbeingbuiltnow________thesportsmeetwillbeheld.A.where;that B.which;that C.what;that D.that;there5.Weshouldn’tcomplainaboutbeingpoorbecausemanyfamiliesaremuch_____.A.betteroff B.badlyoff C.welloff D.worseoff6.Li

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D.Allthebest第二節(jié)完形填空（共20小題；每小題分，滿分30分）閱讀下面短文，從短文后各題所給的四個選項(xiàng)（A、B、C和D）中選出可以填入空白處的選項(xiàng)。OneafternooninJanuaryin2023,SusanSharp,43,andher8-year-oldsonDavid,werewalkingacrossanicysquare,whenSusan’scane(拐杖)slippedontheice.Herface16firstintothemud.David17hermother’sside,“Areyouallright,Mom?”18,Susanpulledherselfup,“I’mokay,Honey,”shesaid.Susanwasfallingmore19sinceshehadtroublewalking.Everyinchoficewasa20dangerforher.“IwishIcoulddosomething,”theboythought.David,too,washaving21ofhisown.Theboyhadaspeechproblem,soatschoolhetalked22.Oneday,David’steacherannounceda23homework.“Eachofyouisgoingtocomeupwithan24,”shesaid.Thiswasfor“INVENTAMERICA”,anationalcompetitiontoencouragecreativityinchildren.Anidea25Davidoneevening.Ifonlyhismother’scanedidn’tslipontheice.“WhatifI26yourcanetoanailcomingoutofthebottom?”heaskedhismother.“27thesharpendwouldscratch(剮蹭)floors,”Susansaid.“No,Mom,I28makeitlikeaball-pointpen.Youtakeyourhandoffthebuttonandthe29returnsbackup.”Hourslaterthecanewasfinished.Davidandhisfather30asSusanusedittowalk50feetaboutthe31.HappilySusancriedout,“It32!”InJuly1999,Davidwas33nationalwinnerforthe“INVENTAMERICA”.Davidbegantomakepublicappearance.Thushewasforcedtocommunicate34.Today,Davidisnearlyfreeofhisspeechproblem,andhis35isbecomingwellaccepted.16.A.dropped B.touched C.lay D.fell17.A.rushedto B.stoodby C.lookedat D.ranaround18.A.Firmly B.Easily C.Shakily D.Quickly19.A.frequently B.slowly C.freely D.heavily20.A.hiding B.possible C.certain D.waiting21.A.method B.trouble C.disease D.hope22.A.little B.few C.much D.more23.A.useful B.strange C.special D.common24.A.invention B.appearance C.experience D.experiment25.A.reminded B.encouraged C.hit D.occurred26.A.put B.fixed C.stuck D.tied27.A.So B.And C.But D.For28.A.would B.might C.did D.need29.A.pen B.hand C.nail D.cane30.A.helped B.supported C.noticed D.watched31.A.ice B.street C.yard D.square32.A.helps B.operates C.succeeds D.works33.A.given B.received C.won D.declared34.A.moreslowly B.moreclearly C.morecarefully D.faster35.A.cane B.speech C.mother D.story第三節(jié)語法填空(共10小題；每小題分，滿分15分)閱讀下面材料，在空白處填入適當(dāng)?shù)膬?nèi)容（1個單詞）或括號內(nèi)單詞的正確形式。LiDaiyuandhercousinwereonatrip36Canada.Theydecidedtotakethecross-Canadatrain37thangodirectlytoMontrealbyair.AfterarrivinginCanada’smostbeautifulcity38(surround)bymountainsandthePacificOcean,theyjuststayedthereforashorttime.Thatafternoonaboardthetrain,they39(settle)downintheirseats.Whentheycrossedthemountains,theymanagedtocatch40(see)ofmountaingoatsandevenabearandaneagle.Theysawthetreestherewereverytall,some41(measure)over90meters.TheirnextstopwasCalgary,whichisfamousforCalgaryStampede.Cowboysfromallovertheworldcome42(compete)intheStampede.Manyofthemhaveagift43ridingwildhorsesandcanwinthousandsofdollarsinprizes.Thentheywentthrough__44____wascalledawheat-growingprovince.ThunderBayisabusyport.Itisclosetothecenterofthecountry.TheywerenotleavingforMontrealuntiloneortwodays45(late),sotheywentonatourofthecityofToronto.第二部分閱讀理解（共兩節(jié)，滿分40分）（共15小題；每小題2分，滿分30分）閱讀下列短文，從每題所給的四個選項(xiàng)（A、B、C和D）中選出最佳選項(xiàng)。AArtBeatinJanuary2023BeijingYouthchoirtoperformTheyouthchoirofChinaNationalSymphonyOrchestrawillsoonperformclassicsincludingtheMexicanfolksong,TheGoldenNightingale,andtheBlueDanube,adaptedfromawaltzbyJohannStraussII.PianistsZhaoLinandWangTianyangwilljoinintheshow.7:30pm,Jan23.ForbiddenCityConcertHall,insideZhongshanPark,westofOrchestrarecitals（演奏會）TheChinaNationalCenterforthePerformingArtsOrchestraledbyconductorLyuJiawillgivetworecitals,featuringworksincludingBeethoven'sCoriolanusOvertureandMozart'sSymphoniesNo.40&No.41Jupiter.Cellist（大提琴手）WangJianwilljoinintheperformances,playingSchumann'sCelloConcertoinAminor,Op129andSaint-Saens'CelloConcertoNo7:30pm,Jan15;2:30pm,Jan16.ChinaNationalBallet（芭蕾）fromParisParisOperaBalletwillpresenttwogalaperformancesinthecity.Besideshighlightsofclassicalballet,suchasSwan7:15pm,Jan15-16.ShanghaiOrientalEnsembleofswansShanghaiBalletwillpresenttwoperformancesofSwanLake.TheproductionchoreographedbyBritishartistDerekDeanewhohasjustcompletedatourin26citiesofthe7:15pm,Jan22-23.ShanghaiGrandTheater,300RenminAvenue,Huangpudistrict.400-106-8686.46.Accordingtothetext,whendoesYouthchoirtoperformstart?A.7:15pm,Jan22-23.B.7:30pm,Jan15;2:30pm,Jan16.C.7:15pm,Jan15-16.D.7:30pm,Jan23.47.Ifyouonlysparesometimeintheafternoon,youcanenjoy________.A.Beethoven'sCoriolanusOvertureB.ClassicalballetManonC.TheGoldenNightingaleD.ClassicalballetSwan48.Accordingtothetext,weknowthatLudmilaPaglieroandKarlPaquetteare________.A.pianistsB.balletperformersC.cellistsD.violinists49.Ifyouareinterestedinballetperformances,whichofthefollowingplacescanyougotoenjoyyourself?A.ForbiddenCityConcertHallandChinaB.ForbiddenCityConcertHallandShanghaiGrandTheaterC.ShanghaiD.ChinaNationalCenterandShanghaiBZerogravitylookscool.Butwhataboutthethingnoonelikestotalkabout?Yes,thatisright:goingtobathroom.Zerogravitymakesthiseverydaytaskquiteachallenge.Astronautshavetobetoilet-trainedalloveragain.TheApolloastronautsraisedthemselvesofftheseatoftheirchairsandstuckaclearplasticbagtotheirbacksideswithstickystrips.Asecondastronautwatchedcloselytobesurenowastematterescapedtheseal.(Youwouldnotwantthatstufffloatingaroundthecabin!)Whenthedeedwasdone,theastronautcleanedupwithapieceofplasticattachedtotheinsideofthebag,removedthebag,droppedadisinfectantpillinwiththewastematter,andputthewholething,sealed,intoaspecialcontainer.DonaldW.Rethke,anengineerforHamiltonStandardSpaceSystems,developedamoreprivatewaytoanswernature’scall:thespacetoilet.Itissomewhatlikethekindoftoiletonewouldfindoncommercialairplanes---withuniqueadaptationsforzerogravity,ofcourse.Forinstance,ithasthighbarsthatkeeptheastronautfromfloatingofftheseat.Theastronaut(maleorfemale)defecates(排便)inabagandurinates(排尿)inahose（軟管）.Solidandliquidwastesarekeptseparatedbecauseatleast85%oftheurineisrecycledand,yes,aftercarefulfiltration（過濾）,usedfordrinkingandotherpurposes.(Waterisalwaysindemandinspace.)Avacuumsucksthewastematerialsintothetoilet,wherethewasteiscompactedintohamburger-likepattiesforeasystorage.Althoughnotexactlylikeanearthboundvisittothetoilet,itisattheveryleastmuchmoreprivatethanintheearlydaysofspacetravel.50.Accordingtothefirstparagraph,thelackofthegravitycanturnsomethingassimpleas_______intoamajorchallenge.A.eatingB.takingbathsC.sleepingD.goingtotherestroom51.HowdidastronautsusetoiletsystemsintheApollodays？A.Noneofthewastewasseparatedasitisnow.B.Solidwastewascompressed（壓縮）andstoredonboard.C.Thetoiletunitsusedwatertoremovethewastethroughthesystem.D.Theastronautseachusedtheirownprivaterestroom.52.Toensuretheuserremainsseated,thetoiletcomesequippedwith_______A.aplasticbagB.astickystripC.awidehoseD.athighbar53.Whatcanbeinferredfromthefactthatmostoftheastronauts’urineisrecycled?recycledwatertastesbetter.B.Waterislimitedonthespaceshuttle.C.Itisveryconvenienttogettheirurinerecycled.D.Spacescienceincludesrecyclingurine.CWhenIfirstheardaboutgeocaching（地理尋寶），Iwasskeptical.ButthemoreIthoughtaboutit,themoreitseemedlikeaninterestingidea.Iatleastwantedtotryitonce.Havingfamiliarizedmyselfwithhowthegamewo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