2023年英語II期末模擬試題

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--____________＿_(dá)＿_(dá).A.It’sｈardtosａｙ,ａctuａllｙ

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--_＿＿_(dá)____＿＿＿_(dá)_.A.Ｔhaｔ’sfiｎe,tｈａnkyou

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--____＿＿_(dá)___?A.Ｗhoareyou

B.Who’ｓspｅａkｉngC.ArｅｙｏuJane

7．--MａｙＩknowyoｕｒaｄdrｅss?

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Ｃ．Ｉtwａsshoｗnｌaｔeuｎtｉlmiｄnighｔ9.—Wｈatiｆmyｃｏmpｕterdoeｓｎ’twｏｒk?

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31.Hａrｄｌy_________hoｍｅwheｎｉtｂｅgａntorain.Ａ.hａｄIgｏｔ

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theｅdｕcaｔｉoninＪaｐaｎｉsｔｈaｔｓtudｅｎtｓtherelearnmuchｍoｒemathandsｃience

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Amerｉcａnｓtudenｔs.TｈeyalsoｓｔudymｏrehoursｅachdaytｈanAmericans

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．Tｈｅsｔｕｄｙisｄｉfｆｉcuｌt，butit

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studeｎtsｆorasocietｙtｈatｖaluｅｓdiｓｃiｐlineandｓｅlf－ｃontrol．Thereis，hoｗeｖｅr，aｄiｓadvaｎtａｇe．Memorizａt(yī)ionｉsａｎiｍｐｏｒtantleaｒninｇmetｈodｉnＪａpaneｓeｓcｈｏｏｌｓ,

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第四部分閱讀理解短文理解1TherehａvebｅｅnchangｅsinalｌsｏｒtsｏfdｉfｆｅｒeｎtａreasofBritiｓｈｓｏcｉeｔy.ＩnrｅceｎtｙeaｒsinthｅＵＫwehａvehadaverylａｒgeincreaseｉntheｎumｂeroｆｃoupｌeswｈogetｄiｖｏrced.Aｆter1９6９andtheDivorceLawRｅfｏｒmActｗehａdaｖeｒyrapｉｄｉｎcｒeasｅiｎthenumbeｒofdｉvoｒcｅs.Theraｔｅincreasedｓteadilｙandiｎrecentyearshasincreaｓeｄmuchmｏrerapiｄｌy.Buｔtｈerearｅａlsoquｉtealotoｆpｅｏｐlewhodｏａctuａｌlyｇeｔmaｒried.AtｐreseｎｔtheｍarrｉageratｅｉnｔhｅＵKｉｓabｏut70pｅrcｅnt,ｗhichhasgonedowｎsincethenｕmberofpeopｌewhomaｒryhasgonedｏwnｑuitealotｉnthｅlast20yeａｒs,bｕtmoresignifiｃantlyinthelasｔ10years.Qｕiｔeｈighproportioｎｓoｆｐeoplｅnoｗｌivｅｔogeｔhｅrwiｔhｏuｔmａrｒying,and，foｒexaｍple，4０ｐeｒcｅnｔｏｆｃhiｌdrenborninｔｈeUKareborntｏｃouｐlｅswｈoaren'ｔmａrrｉedorａｒeｂorntoloneparents.Thereareｑuitｅalａrgｅｎumｂerｏfｌｏｎepａrenｔｆａｍilｉｅｓ,９0pｅｒcentｏfｔｈeseaｒehｅadedbyawomanratheｒthａｎaｍａｎ．TheavｅraｇefamiｌysiｚｅnｏwinthｅＵＫis1．8childｒenｐercouplｅ,whichmeansthａt(yī)there'sbeenｑｕｉtｅadeｃlineinthebiｒtｈrateiｎｔheUKaloｎgwiｔｈotｈerEuropeaｎｃountries.1.Whaｔdｏｅsｔｈepassagemａinlyｄiscｕｓs?A.ThｅdeｃｌiningdivｏrcerateintheＵK．B.ＴrendｓinmarriaｇｅａｎddiｖorｃｅintｈeUＫ．C．Ｔheincreａsingdiｖoｒｃeｒａt(yī)eｉｎtｈeUK.2.Ｄurｉｎｇtｈelａsttenｙeａrs,______＿_(dá)__.Ａ．thｅｍａrriaｇeratehasgonedownmｏｒerａｐidlｙｉｎthｅUＫB.ｔｈeｍaｒriａgerａt(yī)ehａsｇoneupaｌotinｔheUＫC.４0%ｏfｃhｉｌdrenweｒeborntoｕnwｅdｃｏｕplesｉnthｅUK３.Accoｒdingtｏthepａssagｅ,thecohａｂiｔatｉｏnrateiｎtｈｅＵＫtｅｎｄsｔo_＿_(dá)＿_(dá)__＿＿＿.Ａ.ｓoaｒ(急劇上升)Ｂ.notmentionedintｈepassaｇｅC．sｔａｙｓｔable4.Ａccorｄingtothepａｓsagｅ,whichoftｈefoｌlowinｇｓtatementsisNOＴtrue？Ａ.Ｔhｅmaｒriaｇeratｅhaｓｇonedowninｒeceｎｔｙears.B．Thehigheｓtｄiｖorｃｅratewａsaｒoｕnｄ1969．C.Themａrrｉaｇeratｅiｓcurreｎｔｌy7０ｐercent．5.Thelastparagｒapｈtelｌsｕs＿_(dá)________.A.theｂirthrateiｎtheUKｉsｉｎｃreasingatthemｏmentＢ．theｂirｔhｒateinthｅUKisdecreasｉｎｇｒapｉdｌynowC．tｈｅｂiｒthrateinotｈerＥuropeanｃouｎtrｉeskｅepｓｉncreasiｎg短文理解2Ｐeopleａllｏｖｅrtｈeｗorlｄtodａyarebeginｎinｇtoheaｒａndlearnｍｏｒeaｎdmoｒeaｂouｔtheprobleｍoｆpｏllutioｎ．Pollutioniscausedｅｉtherｂymaｎ’sreｌeaseoｆcoｍpleｔelｙnewandoftenartifiｃial(人造的)ｓubｓｔaｎcesinｔothｅenvｉronmeｎt,orbyreｌｅasinggreaｔlyinｃrｅaｓｅdaｍoｕntsofanaturaｌsubｓtance(物質(zhì))，sｕcｈasoilfromｏｉｌtanｋeｒsiｎtｏｔｈesea.Whａt(yī)ｅveｒｉtsｕｎｄｅrｌyingreasons,tｈｅreｉsnodｏubtthatmucｈｏftｈepolluｔioｎｃａｕｓeｄcouｌdbecoｎｔrolledifonlyｃompａｎiｅs,ｉnｄｉvｉｄualｓaｎｄｇovernｍentsｗouldｍakemoｒeeｆfｏrts.Inｔｈehomｅthｅｒeiｓanｏbviousneedtｏｃoｎｔrollitteraｎｄwaｓｔe.Fｏodcomesｗｒａpｐｅdｕpｔhreeoffoｕｒtｉmeｓinｐackａgesｔhatalｌｈａvｅtｏｂeｄisposedoｆ;dｒinksaｒeinｃｒｅａsinｇlysoldinｂｏttlｅｓortiｎswhichcan’tbereuｓed.Ｔhisnｏｔonlycauｓesaｌittｅrpｒoblem,buｔａｌｓoisagreatwasｔeｏfresouｒcｅｓ,interｍsofglaｓs,metａｌandpａpｅr.Aｄｖertiｓiｎgｈasｈelｐedthisprocessbｙpersｕａdingmａnyoｆuｓnotonlytｏbuytｈinｇｓweneitｈerwantnｏｒｎｅed,butalsｏtotｈｒｏｗaｗaymuｃhofwｈａt(yī)ｗedoｂｕｙ.Pollｕtionａｎdｗａｓtｅｃｏmbinetoｂeaproblemevｅryoｎeｃaｎhelpｔｏsoｌvebｙcｕtｔingoutunneceｓｓａrｙｂuying,excessuseａndcａｒelessdiｓｐosal(解決)oftheprｏduｃtsweuｓeｉnourｄａilyｌｉves.1．Ｔhemａinｃauseofpollutioｎis__＿_(dá)＿_(dá)__＿_(dá).Ａ.

therｅleaseofａrtificialorｎaｔurａlｓubsｔanｃesintｏｔｈeenｖｉroｎmｅntB．

ｔhｅpｒoｄucｔioｎofnｅwiｎdustriaｌgoodsC.

incｒeａｓeｄamountｓoｆanaturａlsuｂstance２.Ｍuchofthepｏｌlutｉonｃouｌdbecontrolｌedifonlｙ＿_(dá)_______＿.A.

ｆarｍerswoulduseｌeｓｓａrtiｆiｃiａlfｅrtiｌizersＢ.

gｏvernmｅntｓｗoｕlｄtakeeffｅcｔiveｍeaｓuｒesC.

ａllｓidescoｎcｅrnedｗoulｄmaｋｅmｏreeffｏrｔs３.Ｆooｄpacｋａgeｓ,ｂotｔlesaｎdｔinsfoｒｄｒinkscaｎcauｓe__＿_(dá)＿_(dá)____.A．a(chǎn)iｒａndwａt(yī)erpoｌlutiｏｎB.ｂｏthaｌiｔterｐrobｌｅｍanｄawａｓteｒｏfrｅsourｃesC.tｏpayfortheseｒvicｅ４．Whichofthefoｌlｏwｉｎｇｃａｎｎothｅｌpsolｖiｎgthｅpｒoｂlｅmofｐｏｌlution？A．Cutｔiｎgoutunnecｅsｓarybuｙing.Ｂ.RｅduceeｘｃessｕseC.Eatiｎg．5.Wｈaｔｄｏｅstｈeuｎｄerｌｉnedwoｒｄ“l(fā)itｔer”mｅanｉnｐａragraｐh2?Ａ.

Ｂitsofwａstethｉngｓ

B.

seｒiｏｕｓproblemＣ.

iｎduｓtriaｌpoｌlution短文理解3Ａfunnｙｔｈiｎghappeneｄonthewaｙtoｔhecommunicationrevolution:westｏpｐｅdtalkｉngtoeａchoｔhｅr.

Iwａswalkingiｎthepａrｋｗｉthafrｉendrｅcently,andhｉｓmobilephoneranｇ，interruｐｔinｇｏurcｏnｖeｒsation.Tｈｅrewｅwere,ｗaｌkinｇａndtalkiｎｇoｎabeaｕtifulsｕnnydａyａnd–ｐｏof!–IwasｃｕtoffasiｆIhadｂecｏmｅabsｅntfromｔheconveｒsａt(yī)ion.

Ｔheparｋwaｓｆilledwiｔhｐeｏpleｔalkｉngontｈeircｅlｌphones.Tｈｅｙwerｅpassｉngpｅoｐlewithoutlookingaｔｔhem，sayinｇhｅllo,ｎｏｔicｉngtheirbaｂiesorstｏppingｔｏｐatthｅｉrdoｇｓ．Ｉtseｅmｓthattheｌiｍitｌeｓseleｃtｒonｉcvoｉceｉｓpreferredtｏhumaｎｃｏntact.

Ｔheteｌephoｎeｕsedtocoｎneｃｔyoｕtotheaｂｓent.Ｎowiｔｍakespｅopｌefeeｌabseｎｔ.ReｃenｔlyIwasiｎaｃarwiththreefriends.Thedrｉverｈuｓheｄtherｅsｔofusbecausehecｏｕldnoｔheartｈepersonｏntheothｅreｎdoｆhiscellphoｎe.Tｈｅrｅweｗerｅ,ｆoｕrfｒiendsdｒivｉngｄoｗnｔhehighwａｙ,uｎaｂletotaｌktｏｅａchothｅrbecａuseｏfｔｈesmａllthiｎgdesignedｔｏmakｅcommunicaｔｉoｎeaｓier.

Whyisｉｔthatｔheｍｏreconnecｔｅdweｇet,ｔheｍoredisconneｃtｅdIfeel？Eｖerｙaｄvａｎceincoｍmｕnicaｔionｓtｅchｎｏlｏgyisasｅtback（退步)ｔｏthｅclosenessoｆｈｕmanｉｎteractioｎ．Wiｔｈe-mailaｎdiｎstａntmｅｓsagｅoｖｅrthｅInteｒｎet，wecaｎnowcｏｍｍunicａt(yī)ewiｔhｏｕtsｅeingｏrtalｋiｎｇtooｎeaｎｏther.Withｖoｉｃeｍａil,youcａnmａkeeｎｔｉreconvｅｒｓationｓwiｔhouｔｅｖｅrｒｅaｃｈiｎganyonｅ.Ifmｙmｏmhasaqueｓｔion,Ijusｔｌeaｖetheanswerｏnhermachine.

Asalmosteverｙｃｏntａctbｅtweｅnhuｍａnｂeingsgeｔsauｔｏmatic,ｔheemotionaｌdｉsｔanｃeinｄexｇoeｓup.Ｐumpinｇｇasatｔｈesｔatｉoｎ?Wｈysaygood－ｍorninｇtoｔheassｉｓtantwhｅnyoｕcanswｉｐｅｙoｕｃrｅditcａrdattｈepumpandsaｖeｙｏｕrselfthｅｂｏtherofｈｕmanconｔact?Maｋingadepｏｓｉｔaｔthｅbanｋ？WhytalktoｔhecleｒkwholiｖesintheｎｅighborhｏｏdwhenyｏｕｃaｎputyouｒcarｄｉntotheAＴM？

Ｍｏreandｍoｒｅ,Ifindmyｓeｌfhidingｂｅhinde-maiｌtoｄoajｏbmeａntforcoｎversationorbeｉngｒｅliｅｖedtｈatvoｉcｅｍaiｌpｉｃkedupbecauseIdｉｄn’ｔｒｅallyhaｖetimｅtｏtalk.Theｔechｎologｙｄｅvｏtedtohelpingｍｅkeepｉntｏuchisｍakingmeloneliｅr.

Iｏwnａｍｏbiｌephｏne,anＡTMcａrｄ，ａvoice-mａiｌteleｐhoｎe，anｄane-ｍailaccount．Ｇivｉngthｅmupiｓn’tachoice．Theyaｒegrｅatforwhａt(yī)ｔeｎdedtoｄo．It’stｈｅirunｉnｔｅｎｄedresultstｈatmakｅmeuｐseｔ．Ｗｈａｔｇoodiｓallthｉsgee-ｗhiztｅchnologyifthereisnoｏneintheroomtoheａｒyoucryingoｕt“Geewhiｚ”？1.Tｈeaｕｔhor’sｅxperieｎcｅofｗalｋｉnginaparkｗithａfrienｄｒｅceｎtlymadehimｆｅeｌ_＿_(dá)＿_(dá)____＿＿_(dá)_.A．

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B.ｍorｅdiscｏnnected

C．cloｓer4.Whataretheexampleｓｔheaｕthorgivestｏeｘｐlａiｎｈｉｓideatｈaｔeveryadvａnceｉｎcommunicａt(yī)ｉonstechnolｏgyｉsasｅｔbacｋtotｈｅcloseｎesｓｏfhｕｍaｎinｔerａctioｎ?A.Withｅ-ｍailandinstａnｔmesｓageoｖeｒｔheInternｅｔ,wecannｏwcommuniｃａt(yī)eｗithoutseeiｎｇｏrtalkiｎgtooｎeanothｅｒ．Ｂ.Wiｔhvoicemａil,yｏucanmaｋeｅnｔiｒeconｖersationsｗitｈoutevｅrreaｃｈinganyone.C.Alloｆｔheabｏve.５.Whaｔisthｅuninｔenｄｅdrｅｓultｏｆcomｍunicａt(yī)iｏnteｃhnolｏgy，ａcｃordingtoｔhｅauｔhor？A.Itmaｋｅscｏmmｕｎicatｉonｅａsierandｃoｎveｒsationpoｓsibleeｖerｙwhere．B.Itaｃｔuallycrｅａｔesadiｓｔaｎcｅbｅｔwｅenpeopleinsteaｄofｂrｉnginｇtｈemtogethｅr.Ｃ.Iｔmaｋeshumancontaｃtslimitlesｓwｉｔｈeｌecｔrｏnicvoicesevｅrywheｒe短文理解４Sｏmｅｐeｏｐｌeｔhinkｔheyhaｖｅａｎａｎswertｏthetrｏubｌesｏｆautomobilecrowｄingａnddｉｒｔｙａirinｌａrgecitｉes.Thｅiｒａnｓweristｈebiｃyclｅ,ｏr“ｂｉkｅ”.Inagreａt(yī)ｍanyciｔiｅs,ｈundredsofpeopleridebiｃｙcleｓｔowoｒkevｅｒydａy.IｎNewYorkCｉty，soｍｅbiｋeridershaveｅveｎforｍedagroupcalleｄBikｅｆｏrａBeｔteｒＦorseverａlyearsｔhiｓgrouｐｈasbｅentryingｔogetthｅcｉtyｇoｖernmｅｎttohｅlｐｂikｅrｉdｅrs.Forｅxample,tｈeyｗantthｅcitytｏdrawbｉcyclelanｅｓonｓoｍeｏfthemainsｔreetｓ,bｅcａuｓewheｎbiｋｅridｅrsｈavetouｓethesaｍelａnesasｃａrs，therｅareacｃidents.BiｋeｆorａBｅttｅrButｎobicｙcｌeｌaneｓhａvebｅendrawｎ.Noｔeｖｅryonethinksｉtｉsａgooｄidea-thｅysａｙitwillｓloｗtrａfｆic.Somestｏreowｎersonthemainｓtreetssaythａt(yī)iftｈｅｒｅiｓｌesstraffic，tｈｅywillhavｅlessbusiｎess.Aｎdｍosｔpeopｌelｉvｅtoofarfromdｏwｎｔoｗnｔbybikｅ．Thecｉtyｇoverｎmentｈaｓnｏtyｅｔdecidｅｄｗhaｔtodｏ．Itwａnｔsｔoｋeeｐeｖｅｒyonehappy．Ｏnlyonwｅekeｎｄｓ，ＣentｒaｌＰarkisclｏsedｔocaｒs,andtｈeroａｄsmaybeuｓedbybicyclｅsonlｙ.ButBikeｆoｒaBetter１.Aｃcordｉngtothｅpasｓａge,bicｙclｅs_______＿_(dá)___.Ａ.

aremｏｒeｃonvenientthａncarsB.

ａresafeｒtrafficｔoolsｔhancarsC．

aｒｅｔhesｏlutiｏnｔoｓomecityｐroblems2．

Ｔheideaofspeｃiaｌbicｙｃｌelａｎesｉｓmｏstfaｖｏrｅｄbｙ＿_(dá)____＿_(dá)＿＿_(dá)_.A.

ｔhecｉtｙgoveｒｎｍentＢ.

ｓomｅbikｅridersC.

someｓtoｒeoｗｎers３.

“Biｃyclelaneｓ”inthｅthiｒdparagrａpｈpｒobaｂｌymｅans_____＿＿＿_(dá)_＿_(dá).A．

rｏadｓfｏrbicyclｅsonlyＢ.

roadsfｕllofbicyｃｌｅｓC.

spｅcialpartsoｆtheｒoadfoｒbicyclerｉｄeｒsｏnｌy4.

Whichoftｈｅfolｌowingiｓnｏｔtrueaｃcｏｒdingtoｔhｅpａssａge?Ａ.

IｎNｅwYoｒkCiｔy,mａnyｐeopleusebikesasｔheyhavespeｃｉallanesB.

Someｔｉmｅsaｃcidｅntsmａyｏccurwhencaｒsａndbikesａreonthesａmｅlanes.C.

ＴhｅCｅntｒａｌPaｒｋisｃlosｅdｔocarsoｎweekendｓ．5.

Thｅbeｓtｔiｔleｆortｈｉsｐassagｅｉs＿_(dá)__＿＿＿＿_(dá)___.A.

ＴraｆficCｒowdinｇinＮewYorkCityB.

ＳpeｃialLaｎesfｏrPaｓｓenｇersC.

SolutiｏntoTraffiｃPrｏｂlｅminNｅwＹorｋ短文理解５BｅnjamiｎDｉsｒａeｌi,ｔｈefａmｏuｓｎinｅteenthｃenｔuｒyｐrimｅminｉsｔｅｒ,ｓａid，“Ｌｏndｏｎisnotaｃity,

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