10.What does the woman bring?A.A cloth bag.B.A plastic bag.C.A paper bag.听第8段材料，回答第11至13题。11.What does the woman do?A.A teacher.B.An attendant.C.A guide.12.How does the woman get to know the man's name?A.From a business card.B.From the mobile phone.C.From the arrival list.13.What is the man's impression of the room?A.Comfortable.B.Amazing.C.Clean.听第9段材料，回答第14至17题。14.What will the man do on Tuesday morning?A.See his parents off.B.Go to a village.C.Repair his car.15.How long will the woman keep the man's car?A.For two days.B.For three days.C.For four days.16.Who will the woman see?A.Her husband.B.Her friend.C.Her husband's uncle.17.What do the man's parents like?A.Something exciting.B.Something peaceful.C.Something old.听第10段材料，回答第18至20题。18.What was Teddy like in his first grade?A.Joyful.B.Thoughtful.C.Considerate.19.When did Teddy's mother die?A.In his second grade.B.In his third grade.C.In his fourth grade.20.Which word can best describe Mrs.Thompson?A.Generous.B.Responsible.C.Cold.第二部分阅读（共两节，满分50分）第一节（共15小题；每小题2.5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。义Look for cheap student accommodation in London?Why not start your search via our website,sign upfor a free account and book it today?Arch View HouseLocated next to the Wembley Stadium,it is home to 687 students.It has a range of private and sharedstudios,which come with their own kitchen,bathroom and living facilities.Away from your room,you'llhave access to public areas where you can relax.A fully equipped gym is available for you to use in yourspare time.Prices start from 160 per week.Helen Graham HouseLocated in the centre of Bloomsbury,it is perfect for students on a budget but want to be at the heartof the city.An 8-minute walk to Birbeck and 7-minute from University of Law London,it's not only thewonderful west of the city on your doorstep.Prices start from 130 per week.The Cube EalingIt is a student accommodation located in Zone 3.It is only a 3-minute walk from the University ofWest London and a 25-minute tube ride to the city centre as well as the University of Westminster.Pricesstart from 150 per week.【高三3月联合考试·英语第2页（共8页）】

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第二部分阅读理解（共两节，满分40分）第一节（共15小题；每小题2分，满分30分）Whatever your personal circumstances,we think you are doing a great job.If your child has had lots阅读下列矩文，从每题所给的A、B、C和D四个选项中，选出最佳选项。of microwave meals,stayed up too late,played too much on the Xbox and not finished all their schoolwork...THAT'S OKAY!We know our pupils are safe,loved and cared for and that is the mostAimportant thing at the moment.We know that we've got high expectations here and we've set a lot ofGermany Tourism Guidelineswork each week.All we ask is that you do your best.If your best is a quick 30 minutes of reading orBest Time To Visittimes tables here and there...that's okay.If you want to do all the work we set...that's okay too.The best and mot reommended time to visit Germany is between the months of May andPlease do not let school work put any extra pressure on you when you are trying to hold down jobs,Sepmberdbringth them pleasan ether tha perfcc for uorearn a living and keep your children safe.Everyone's circumstances 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(hello)”025.D。26.A。根据文中的the two were havingregular meet-ups by a fence that separates theirhomes When the weather is ..O'Neill andBenjamin will sit on her steps and blow bubblestogether可知，Mary O'Neill喜欢Benjamin Olson的陪伴(company)”。,天气“好(pleasant)”时，Mary C'Neil!和Benjamin Olson会坐在MaryO'Neil家的台阶上一起吹肥皂泡。27.C。28.B。根据本段中的he'1 get up and grab arock and give it to me as a...He makes mefeel.可知，有时候，Benjamin Olson会抓起一块小石头送给Mary O'Neill作为“礼物(gift)”。这让Mary O'Neill感到很“开心(good)”。29.A。根据本段中的Benjamin kicks her a ball andshe passes it back to him with her cane Shecalls it cane ball可知，Mary O'Neill和BenjaminOson还发明了一种叫作cane ball的“游戏(game)”30.D。31.A。32.C。根据本段中的O'Neillalso ..Benjamin a big box of toy trucks thather late son O'Neill said the trucks areBenjamin to learn his colors可知，Mary O'Neill还把曾“属于(belonged to)”己故儿子的一大箱玩具车“送给了(gave)”Benjamin Olson,“帮助(helping)"Benjamin Olson学辨认颜色。33.B。根据上文中的Benjamin Olson,a2-year-oldboy Her name is Mary O'Neill and shewill celebrate her 100th birthday可知，BenjaminOlson与Mary O'Neill的年龄相差很大，所以他们之间的友情是“不同寻常的(unlikely)”。34.D。根据本段中的Benjamin'smom,Sarah saidshe got teary-eyed as she listened to O'Neillshare what Benjamin,to her及上文中对Benjamin Olson与Mary O'Neill之间深厚友情的描述可知，Benjamin Olson对于Mary O'Neil来说“意义(means)”非凡。35.B。根据本段中的Mary really is Benjamin'sbest friend及She's his first best friend可知Benjamin Olson也有“同样的(same)”感觉Mary O'Neill对于Benjamin Olson来说也非常

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ways than just looking at it,especially a traditional storyline or plot that we all learned in school.With those words of encouragement and wisdom,good luck!We can't wait for your submissions!21.How many stories can a participant submit at most?A.One.B.Two.C.Three.D.Four.22.What may the first-place prize winner get?A.A $1,000 prize.B.A return of $17 entry fee.C.Meeting with Brandon Hobson.D.Publication in a past issue of ASF.23.Which of the following may be qualified to participate?A.Volunteers of ASF.B.A new fiction writer.C.Prize winners last year.D.Students of the judge's.BMuch of our thinking about health is based on wishful thinking.But science providesclear and simple advice for a healthy life.Graham Lawton explores the evidence.Grahamproves that you don't have to be a health and fitness extremist to be reasonably healthy.Hehas rounded up the latest and strictest health research and changed it into useful advice on allthe big health questions:diet,weight loss,exercise,sleep,ageing and so on.Graham,New Scientist feature writer,is not the common health expert.He sometimeseats fast food.He has a gym membership but rarely uses it.And he takes medicine to keep hisblood pressure under control.He neither has a diet plan nor a 6-week program to keep fit and thin.But he does have a much better weapon:science.In a talk,Graham explains the basicscience,tells people some of the secrets of science,teaches people to use the ability of judge-ment to tell the good from the bad,and helps them to see beyond the headlines.The talkallows people to eat healthily,lose weight,and sort the truth out from science facts.But he loves outdoor sports.Last year Graham cycled over 1,200 miles and ran the samedistance of 15 marathons.He often goes swimming outdoors,walks up eight flights of stairsto his desk instead of taking the lift.He eats his five copies of fruit and vegetables a day,keeps enough water in his body,and doesn't eat much meat.Despite all the bad habits,hisgood ones seem to be winning.Graham is 50,but his "biological age"was recently measuredas45.24.What can we learn about Graham?A.He has some bad habits.B.He has an extremely strict diet.C.He looks down on common health experts.D.He always bases health on wishful thinking.【高一英语第4页（共10页）】·23-198A·

第一部分听力（共两节，满分30分）第一节（共5小题；每小题1.5分，满分7.5分）听下面5段对话。每段对话后有一个小题，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.How often does Megan clean the bathrooms?A.Once a day.B.Once a week.C.A few times a month.2.What are the speakers mainly talking about?A.A library.B.A writer.

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M:She's really weak in Chinese and science,and she has got too much pressure from her grades.W:OK.I'll have a talk with her first and give her some advice on her study.Don't worry too muchM:Thanks a lot.W:Happy to help.Question No.13.Where are the speakers talking probably?Question No.14.Who is the man?Question No.15.What subjects are Cindy poor in?请听第四组对话，回答第16~18题。W:Hi,Liu Chang.Are you free tomorrow afternoon?M:I think so.Why?W:Jane and I are going to prepare for the exam in the library.Would you like to join us?M:Of course,I'd like to.If I do that,I think I'll get good grades.When shall we meet?W:Let's meet at nine o'clock.M:Why not make it a little bit earlier?Is eight o'clock okay with you?W:I have to have breakfast at home first.I think I'll be free at half past eight.M:OK.Then let's meet at that time.Where shall we meet?W:How about meeting at the school gate?M:It’s too far..W:How about at the No.3 bus stop?It's near your home.M:That's great.See you then.Question No.16.What are they going to do in the library?Question No.17.When will they meet?Question No.18.Where will they meet?Ⅳ.听短文和问题，选择正确答案。下面你将听到两篇短文和七个问题，短文和问题读两遍。请你听完短文和问题的第二遍朗读后，根据所听内容，从各小题所给出的A、B、C三个选项中，选出正确答案。请听第一篇短文，回答第19~20题。Today,I'd like to tell you about this year's competition for the best video.Last year you made videosabout the environment.This time,we'd like you to think about doing something for poor_students.Andremember that your video mustn't be longer than half a minute.There are some great prizes.The first prize is acomputer and the second prize is a phone.Finally,the top ten videos will be put online for you to share.Question No.19.What's the subject of this year's competition?Question No.20.What's the second prize?请听第二篇短文，回答第21~25题。Do you know what a day is like for a high school student in Hong Kong?Well,I will describe my normalday in high school for you.Our school day usually started at 8:30 am.However,I had dancing practice at 7:00 am some days.I atebreakfast at the dining hall if I had the dancing practice.Then I would go to my classroom and get my books for the first period.Each class went for about 50minutes and we had 4 minutes to get to the next class.We had four classes in the morning and five in theafternoon.We studied everything from science to math and history to PE.I played the guitar in a club,so one of my class periods was used for that.Lunchtime would be at 12:30and then we had some time to hang out.At the end of the day,there was a meeting period.It could be used forstudying or class meetings.Question No.21.Where did the speaker eat breakfast if she had dancing practice?Question No.22.How many classes did the speaker have in a day?Question No.23.What kind of musical instrument could the speaker play?Question No.24.When could the speaker hang out?Question No.25.What does the speaker mainly talk about?V.听短文填空。下面你将听到一篇短文，短文读两遍。请你听完短文的第二遍朗读后，根据短文的内容和提示，在信息表中相应的横线上填入所缺信息。Now e-book readers are more and more popular.I also advise you to buy one.I think e-book readers arevery helpful for kids.There are some advantages of e-book readers.First,reading an e-book is just like readinga traditional book without having to turn pages.Second,e-book readers are very light and usually weigh lessthan a pound.You can carry it everywhere you go.What's more,it's simple and cheap for an e-book reader tobuy a new book.There are now millions of e-books to choose from.It's clear that e-book readers have certainlymade kids'lives much easier.英语试卷（密卷二)：参考答案第2页共2页

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handing someone a gift that will cause them to smell terrible,have awful breath,and evenworse,kill them.This year the university I work at has taken the bold step of making the entire campus"smoke free".As my students are either doctors doing postgraduates studies,or medical studentson their way to being doctors,I thought they would be in favor of such a move,but I was wrong.Many of them have complained to me that they see this as depriving them of their civil rights andthat they should be allowed to smoke when and where they like.When I pointed out to them that cigarettes do harm not only to those smoking them,buteven to those breathing in second hand smoke,the argument was dismissed with a wave."Thosestudies aren't conclusive",one doctor replied."Besides,my grandmother told me that smokingis manly..”Tempting(诱人的)as it was to ask if she was also a doctor,I let the argument go andwent off in search of some fresh air.24.Which of the following is a consequence of smoking according to the author?A.It will leave you breathless.B.People believe you are mean.C.People think you arc ungrateful.D.It will make your smell unpleasant.25.What attitude do many of the author's students have towards the entire campus "smokefree”?A.Objective.B.Unconcerned.C.Negative.D.Positive.26.What does the underlined word "depriving"in paragraph 3mean?A.Robbing.B.Accusing.C.Informing.D.Reminding.27.In which column of a newspaper is this text probably found?A.Technology.B.Entertainment.C.Art.D.Life.CRobots in space will be extracting(提取)gold from asteroids(小行星)within ten years if anew project backed by a Silicon Valley billionaire goes as planned.Peter Diamandis,the founderof Planetary Resources,said the company attempts to make the resources of space available tohumanity.The initial stage,to be achieved in the next 18 to 24 months,is to launch a series of privatetelescopes which will orbit Earth.These will be used to search for the right type of asteroids.The高二英语试卷第5页（共12页）

.承8G以LEc8压听力材料6.M:Hello!Are you Mary Smith?芳美酒报社W:No,I'm not.I am Mary Miller.Q:What is the girl's family name?EARNING ENGLISH7.W:Is this your pencil box,Mike?M:Yes.You can see my pencil and eraser in it.七年级山西Oh,where is my ID card?第7期Q:What isn't in the pencil box?(能力提升)8.W:Hello,I am Jenny Miller.This is my friendBob Brown.M:Nice to meet you.My name is Steven Smith.⑧Q:What is Steven's last name?Starter Units 1-3 Units 1-49.W:John,this green pen is yours.How about情景反应those two pens?.M:The black one is Gina's.That red pen isLinda's.Q:What color is Gina's pen?10.M:That room is my sister's.This one is my(C)1.Ar00m.W:Oh,your books and CDs are everywhere,Steven.Some are on the bed and some are(C)2.Aunder the chair.9Q:What does the girl mean?三、语篇理解。请听对话，回答第11-15小题。④(C11.What school is Mary in?(B)3.ABA.No.5 Middle School.B.No.6 Middle School.C.No.7 Middle School.(A)4.A(A)12.Who is Alice?A.Mary's mother.B.Mary's sister.C.Mary's aunt.B)l3.Which letter(哪个字母)is on the blueg(C)5.A⑧jacket?A.L.B.M.C.S.听力材料1.W:What's that,Bill?M:It's a baseball.It's for my brother(14.What color is Lisa's hat?A.Blue.2.W:I can't find Helen in the library.B.Green.C.Brown.M:She is in the computer classroom now(Cl5.What is Mary talking about(谈论)？A.Her classroom.3.W:Is that your jacket,Allan?M:Yes.You can see the number three on it.B.Her friends.4.W:What's this in English?C.Her family.M:It is a model plane.It is my friend Alice's.5.W:The pen is so nice.Is it yours,David?M:No,it isn't.But that pencil is mine.⑧二、对话理解。④听力材料(A)6.A.Miller.B.Smith.C.Green.My name is Mary White.I am in No.7 Middle(C)7.A.The pencil.B.The eraser.C.The ID card.School.Here is a photo of my family.You can see(C）8.A.MilIer..B.Brown.C.Smith.five people in it.This is my mother Alice and that(B)9.A.Green.B.Black.C.Red.is my father Tom.Who are the two girls in the(A)10.A.Steven's room is not tidy.middle of the photo?The girl in a blue jacket isB.Steven has one sister.me.You can see a big letter“”on my jacket..C.She can't see Steven's books and CDsMy sister Lisa likes brown.What's on her head?It's a brown hat.Who is the boy in the photo?Heis my brother Alan.He likes green.I love mygfamily.

exact same methods to their new data,they got a95%confidence interval(置信区间)betweenroughly 5 and 292 people.This is far too wide a range to be of any use.Additionally,the researchers noted the fact that human brains often work differently thanthose of our nearest cousins,as evidenced by our ability to create things.The idea that wewould process social information exactly like other primates do is a bold and largelyunsupported claim.So,is there a new Dunbar number?Well,this isn't the point of this study.Theresearchers end their paper with:"It is our hope...that this study will put an end to the use ofDunbar's number'within science and in popular media..."32.What does the underlined word"permeated"in paragraph 1 mean?A.Well preserved.B.Deeply affected.C.Depended heavily onD.Take full advantage of.33.How does the author clarify his point in paragraph 2?A.By giving examples.B.By extending definitions.C.By drawing comparisons.D.By making classifications.34.Why did the researchers dismiss the idea of Dunbar's number?A.The samples were too small to be of any use.B.Dunbar's number has always been the subject of debate.C.The calculation leading to Dunbar's number is too complex.D.The ratio from primates could not be carried over to humans.35.What might be the purpose of the new study?A.To replace Dunbar's number.B.To offer Dunbar's number new evidence.C.To stop the spreading of Dunbar's number.D.To find new applications of Dunbar's number.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。Anxiety is a sense of worry,fear,or unease which might make your hands sweat or yourheart race.It's a normal response to stressful situations.36 Or going on a date.Or英语试卷第8页（共12页)

it's difficult towork and Iat night.And口（温携：强学类网p小rrr6sm下本期配套教学PPT)the noise theyYOURSELFthis morninger go to sleep?Unit3,(选样性必修)已o4sorry.I'll doout it.and试是项命制《学英语)报社试题测评组favorite kind ofhikingI like black tea第一部分听力（共两节，满分30分）from第一节（共5小题：每小题1.5分，满分7.5分）7What attracts Jack most about space?听第9段材料，回答第14至1门题Otea,but I don'tB.Travels14.What's the probable relationship betweeA.Movies.igar in it.(3)例：How much is the shirt?two speakers?C.￡9.15.C.Flights.A.ColleaguesB.Old schoolmdle also like totheen tea,but I'veA.￡19.15B.￡9.18听第7段材料，回答第8至10题an答案是C。8.What's the weather like today?C.Employer and employee.15.What should the woman do every mA.Rainy.B.Sunny.A.Go for a job interview.1.Why does the woman prefer a cottage?C.Cloudy.ally make thisA.It is a lot quieter.B.It is much cheaper.9.Where did the woman know about the"flood-B.Remember the special rules.C.Write a report to the managerI've seen it inC.It provides free food.resistant house"?B.In a book16.When will the woman get her pnd in restaurants,2.When does the woman begin to work atA.On the Internet.A.On the Ist.B.On thhy mother whoC.From a friend.C.On the 30th.w to cook it.(④11:30am?A.On Monday.B.On Tuesday.10.What is the woman going to do next?17.What do you think of the magreat.C.On WednesdayA.Go back home.A.Patient.B.CaAmy for nearly3.What are the speakers talking about?B.Go to the library.C.Generous.She must haveA.A singing lesson.B.A singer.C.Share the websiteC.A song.听第8段材料，回答第11至13题听第10段材料，回答第1merly shy girl18.When did the volunteerer participated4.Who is the woman raising money for?11.Why does the woman come to the store?A.2 years agool activitiesA.The old.B.The poor.A.To buy a 5G phone.CA0 veaof the mosther class.C.The homelessB.To repair her ph19.What requirement doeWhat is the man reserving nowC.To make a phone call.have?believableB.A filmC.A libraryA.Reaching the age ofA.A flight.12.What free service does the woman get?rouble you,about the第二节（共15小题；每小题1.5分，满分22.5分）A.The express serviceB.Being good at spealB.The use of a smartphoneC.Having rich volunte0(7)听第6段材料，回答第6、7题。C.The replacement of the battery.20.What will volunteersn,sir.(6.Where does the conversation probably takewonder if13.How much will the woman pay at least perA.Help turtles hatchplace?or.month if she buys a smartphone?B.Take care of babyA.At a travel agency.A.$30B.S100.C.Clear rubbish froave untilB.In a cinema.wonderC.$130C.In a classroom.little bit第二部分阅读（供两节，满分50分）want tos,and

mance and humor,but also by moments of drama,which usually have a strong emotional effect on viewers.At the same time, these features are often set in a fairy-tale setting,which is anoth er typical aspect of the genre and contributes considerably to its lightness.Not least,the mixture of all these elements can be considered essential for the feel-good film. The results of this study have just been published in the journal Projections.The article emphasizes the fact that many people watch feel-good films specifically to relax and lift their spirits.Many of the study participants agreed that while feel- good films might be sentimental,they were not kitschy )and that above all they were technically well made.In this respect,the positive use of the genre label by viewers differs

Follow safe,legal driving practices and you're less likely to damage your car. 39 OMore job opportunities A clean driving record is a standard requirement for any job that involves driving,including bus drivers,delivery drivers, truckers,ambulance drivers,etc.40 They'll expect to see a driving record that has no negative marks in recent history. A.What“clean”means may surprise you. B.That means less money spent on repairs. C.However,we're not sure what they mean exactly. D.Most of these jobs will be rigid on their requirements. E.It all depends on who is looking into your driving history. F.Many drivers struggle to keep their driving records free

ries,which also includes The Sense of Touch,The Sense of Taste,The Sense of Hearing and The Sense of Sight.Brueghel painted the scenes for the pieces,while Rubens painted the alle- gorical(寓言的)figures.The five works are all on view in the same room at the Prado. "I had a sense that people don't pay enough attention to Brueghel,says Vergara."All I was really trying to do was call attention to the sense of joy these works produce in me,hoping that others will see-and smell-this as well. 8.【典型情境题】Why did the museum cooperate with Gregorio Sola for the exhibition? A.To seek financial assistance.B.To make it more practical. C.To obtain technological suppdt.To develop new household

【答案与解析】 我们经常与陌生人闲聊，因为我们低估了别人对我们生活的 兴趣并错误地认为更深层次的对话会使人尴尬。 11.C根据第2段可知，研究者对参与人员在对话前和对话后的 评分进行了比较。 12.C根据第3段内容可知，这个问题的上文是介绍上一个实验 的发现，而该问题提出一个相关话题来进一步讨论。 13.D根据第3段最后一句和第4段内容可知，在最后两个实验 中，研究人员的目的是搞清一个问题：如果谈话对象有更明确 的预期，这是否会增加人们进行深入交谈的兴趣。 14.A根据Epley所说的话（意识到其他人也喜欢有意义的交谈， 这可能会让你花更少的时间在闲聊上，从而有更多愉快的交 流)可知，他认为这些研究结果具有重要的实际意义。

B.In the classrooms on the second floor. C.In practical areas. 19.What will be shown during the tour of science labs? A.The history of the school. B.Subjects to be studied. C.Activities after class. 20.Who will help answer questions during the lunch? A.The headmaster. B.Teachers. C.Student leaders.

M:Can I ask why? W:Well,to tell the truth,it fits me well and the price is reason- able.But my husband says that this color doesn't look good on me. M:Oh,I see.You can exchange this dress with anything of the same value.Or if there's nothing you like,you can have your money back. W:Oh,good.Are these shoes on sale? M:No.We're having a big sale next weekend,but we only have skirts on sale today. W:What's going to be on sale then? M:Dresses,blouses,shoes..everything will be on sale. W:That's great.I'll wait until then to exchange my dress.See

9.What did participants need to do in McFarlane's study? A.Reset their alarm sounds. B.Change their sleep habits. C.Complete an online questionnaire. D.Drag themselves out of bed after waking. 10.What do McFarlane's team think of the "beep beep beep”alarm? A.It's refreshing. B.It may fail to wake up people fully. C.It can damage the brain. D.It helps increase concentration levels.