2023-2024學(xué)年重慶市高三上冊11月月考英語學(xué)情檢測模擬試題（含答案）

2023-2024學(xué)年重慶市高三上學(xué)期11月月考英語質(zhì)量檢測模擬試題注意事項：1.答卷前，考生務(wù)必將自己的姓名、準(zhǔn)考證號碼填寫在答題卡上。2.作答時，務(wù)必將答案寫在答題卡上。寫在本試卷及草稿紙上無效。3.考試結(jié)束后，將答題卡交回。第一部分聽力(共兩節(jié)，滿分20分)第一節(jié)(共5小題；每小題1分，滿分5分)聽下面5段對話。每段對話后有一個小題，從題中所給的A、B、C三個選項中選出最佳選項。聽完每段對話后，你都有10秒的時間來回答有關(guān)小題和閱讀下一小題。每段對話僅讀一遍。1.Howshouldthewomangotothemovietheateraccordingtotheman?A.Bybicycle.B.Bytaxi.C.Onfoot.2.Whyarethewomenholdingumbrellas?A.Itisraining.B.Itissunny.C.Itwillrainsoon.3.Whatisthebestwayforthewomantosavemoney?A.Buyingfewerclothes. B.Gettingherhaircutlessoften. C.Gettinghernailspaintedlessoften.4.Whatdidthemandoyesterday?A.Hecutthegrass. B.Herepairedthecars. C.Heplayedvideogames.5.Atwhattimedoesthemeetingstart?A.8:30.B.9:00.C.9:30.第二節(jié)(共15小題;每小題1分,滿分15分)聽下面5段對話或獨白。每段對話或獨白后有幾個小題，從題中所給的A、B、C三個選項中選出最佳選項。聽每段對話或獨白前，你將有時間閱讀各個小題，每小題5秒鐘；聽完后，各小題將給出5秒鐘的作答時間。每段對話或獨白讀兩遍。聽下面一段對話，回答第6和第7兩個小題。6.Wherearethespeakersprobably?A.Inabookstore.B.Inacafé.C.Inahotel.7.Whatwillthemanprobablydonext?A.Gotobuyadrink.B.Usethewoman'scomputer.C.Usethewoman'sphonedata.聽下面一段對話，回答第8至第10三個小題。8.Whatdoweknowabouttheman?A.Heopenedanewbar.B.Hejustgaveuphisjob.C.Hedidn'tperformwellinthelastshow.9.Whenwillthemanhavealongershow?A.OnWednesday.B.OnFriday.C.OnSaturday.10.What'stheprobablerelationshipbetweenthespeakers?A.Friends. B.Directorandactor. C.Comedianandaudience.聽下面一段對話，回答第11至第13三個小題。11.What'stheconversationmainlyabout?A.Aphysicaltest.B.Ajobinterview.C.Ateammeeting.2.Whatisthewoman'sbiggestweakness?A.She'sbadatstudying. B.She'shardonherself. C.She'snotskilledattechnology.13.Inwhataspecthasthewomangreatlyimproved?A.Workinginteams. B.Workingbyherself. C.Workingincompanies.聽下面一段對話，回答第14至第16三個小題。14.Whyisthemanwearingonesock?A.It'sthefashion.B.It'sanaccident.C.It'scomfortable.15.Whatkindofclothesdoesthewomanlike?A.Fashionableones.B.Formalones.C.Classicones.16.Howdoesthewomanfeelaboutbigsuits?A.Theyaretooloose. B.Theyareagoodtrend. C.Theyarenotbigenough.聽下面一段獨白，回答第17至第20四個小題。17.Whatmadesweetfoodsspecialinancientcivilizations?A.Theywerehardtomake.B.Theywerethesafestfoods.C.Theywereonlygiventoimportantpeople.18.Whichcountrytradedsugarcanefirst?A.China.B.India.C.Macedonia.19.Whenwasthefirstrecordedrecipeofanapplepiepublished?A.Inthe1200s.B.Inthe1300s.C.Inthe1800s.20.Whydidn'tmostpeopletrytoexperimentwithnewtechniques?A.Thematerialsweretooexpensive.B.Peopleperfecteddessertsearlyon.C.Moredemandforsugarwasneeded.第二部分閱讀(共兩節(jié)，滿分50分)第一節(jié)(共15小題;每小題2.5分,滿分37.5分)閱讀下列短文，從每題所給的A、B、C和D四個選項中，選出最佳選項。ATravelGuidetoHangzhou,aParadiseonEarthHangzhouisnowinthespotlightasthemainhostofthe19thAsianGames.ThecapitalcityofEastChina'sZhejiangprovince,isoneofthesevenancientcapitalsofChina.Herearesomehighlightsofthecityyoucan'tmiss.WestLakeWestLakeisdefinitelyaplacepeoplecannevermisswhenvisitingHangzhou.Itissituatedinthecenterofthecity,withconvenientpublictransportaccess.TheHangzhougovernmentalsooffersfreepublicbikesfortouriststotravelaroundthelake.Theparksaroundthelakeareallfreetovisit.SixHarmoniesPagodaStandingonYuelunHill,onthenorthbankofthetidalQiantangRiver,theSixHarmoniesPagodaisanothermasterpiecebuiltduringtheWuyueKingdom——thisonedesignedtoconquerfloodingfromtheQiantangRiver.ThenameSixHarmonieswasgiventocharacterizeitspurposewest.Itoringthebalancebetweentheheavensandearth,aswellasnorth,south,east,andwest.Itwaserectedinthehopeofcombatingthe“evil”river'stidalaction.Today,the13-storeypagodacommandsaspectacularviewoftheQiantangRiver.TheXixiWetlandParkXixi,locatedlessthanfivekilometersfromWestLakeinthewestofHangzhou,isChina'sfirstnationalwetlandpark.Environmentaldegradationisthreateningwetlandworldwide,andmorethanhalfofthecountry'sinter-tidalwetlandhasalsovanished,whichmakesthe226plantspecies,50kindsoffishandaquaticanimalsaswellas126kindsofbirdsinXixievenmorevaluable.Itsnativevegetationconsistsofsubtropicalmountainousswampandevergreenanddeciduous,broad-leafedforest.LeifengPagodaOnthesouthofWestLake,LeifengPagodaisconsideredthetopscenicstructurearoundWestLakeduetoitsstunningsilhouetteintheglowofevening.Foralmostathousandyearsthepagodawithstoodfiresandwars,butfinallyfelldownin1924.21.WhatbenefitisprovidedfortouristsvisitingWestLake?A.Discountedtickets. B.Freebikerentals. C.Convenientlocation D.Paidtouristguides.22.WhatwastheSixHarmoniesPagodabuiltfor?A.Combatingtheriver'sannualaction.B.PreventingtheQiantangRiver'sfloodingdamage.C.RestoringthebalancebetweenGodandhumanbeings.D.Demonstratinganimageofcenturies-oldmajesty.23.Whichspotcanmaketouristsenjoybiologicaldiversity?A.WestLake. B.SixHarmoniesPagoda.C.TheXixiWetlandPark. D.LeifengPagoda.BAftermanyyearsofwearingmyfavoritedenimlong-sleevedshirt,Inoticedaholeintheelbow.“Youbetterputapatchorsomethingonit,orit'sgoingtogetworse.”Myhusbandsaysthesecondheseesme.Ikindlythankhimforhisadvice——andpromptlyproceedtoignoreit.Rip.WasRiiiip.Um.readyformyday.Ireachforsomethingatthebottomofmycloset.Rip.Wasthat…I'msureit'sfine.Istandupandlookforsomethingatthetopofmycloset.Riiiip.Um.Ireachfortheclosetdoorandslideitshut.Riiiiippp.Ilookdownatmyshirtandseepaper-thinscrapsoffabricflappingaroundmyarms.Thisshirtwasoneofthosethatgotmorecomfortablethemoreitwasworn,slowlybecomingarms.Someutteragainstmyskin.Therewerewarningsignsthatitwasonitslastlegs,orarms.Someofthebuttonsweregettingabitloose.Andtherewerethosefaintsplattersofmealsenjoyedthathadn'tquitecomeoutinthewash.Peopleweren'treallywearingthisstyleanymore.Butthisshirthadseenalotwithme:theupsanddownsofdating,sayingmyvows,thebirthofmyfirstchild...Therearefewmaterialitemsinlifethatgainmyloyalty.We'reconstantlyattackedbyadvertisements,beggingustotrythelatestandgreatestthing.Theso-calledfast-fashionindustryrushestoproduceclothesthatfitthelatest,butinaweekthosestylesareyesterday'snews.Butthere'ssomethingsweetaboutreachingforwhatyouknow,holdingtighttothatthingyou'rejustdrawnto,longpastwhenlogictellsyouitmightbetimetoletgo.Theyrepresentalifewelllivedandthejoyofbeinginyourelement.“Isittimetoletthatonego?”Myhusbandasked,asIinspectedmyblown-outelbows.Ipausedforamoment,thensmiled.Igrabbedapairofscissorsandcutthepaper-thinfabricrightabovetherips.Gently,Ifoldedthematerialpastmyelbows.Iturnedtowardmyhusbandtoshowhimmynew,short-sleevedshirt.Notyet.24.Whatwastheauthor'sinitialreactiontoherhusband'sadviceabouttheholeinhershirt?A.Sheimmediatelystartedrepairingit.B.Shethankedhimandignoredtheadvice.C.Shewentshoppingforanewshirt.D.Shearguedwithherhusband.25.Whatistheauthor'sattitudetowardsfastfashion?A.Shepraisesitsaffordabilityandconvenience.B.Sheemphasizessustainabilityinfashionchoices.C.Shecriticizesitsinfluenceonclothingchoices.B.Sheexpressesconcernsaboutitsenvironmentalimpact.26.What'sthepossiblereasonfortheauthortotransformtheshirtintoashort-sleevedone?A.Acreativewaytoholdontosentimentalvalue.B.Adesireforamorestylishappearance.C.Aresponsetoherhusband'ssuggestion.D.Anattempttofollowcurrentfashiontrends.27.Whatcouldbeasuitabletitleforthearticle?A.FashionableChoices:WhentoLetGoofOldClothes.B.EmbracingNostalgia:TheStoryofMyDenimShirt.C.PracticalSkills:HowtoExtendtheLifeofYourClothes.D.ExploringWardrobe:MyFashionEvolution.CVirtualrealityisalreadywidespreadinentertainmentandisstartingtospreadtofieldsrangingfromeducationtohealthcare.Butwhilevisionandhearinginterfaces(界面)areextremelyadvanced,andtouch,isimproving,onekeysensehasbeenmissingfromthevirtualworld:smell.Thatmaybeabouttochange.EngineerXingeYuoftheCityUniversityofHongKongandhiscolleagueshavedevelopedalightweight,flexibleandwirelesssmellinterfacethatcanpreciselydeliversmellstoVRusersandmorefullyimmersetheminscentedvirtualworlds.“Wewantedtodevelopsomethinginawearable,skin-integratedformatthatpeoplecangoanywherewithanduseanytime.”Yusays.Previoussmellinterfaceshavetypicallyusedbottlesofliquidperfume,anatomizer(aintensity.Theurnsliquidsintoafinemist).Butitdoesnoteasilyallowforcontrollingintensity.ThedrawbackhasmadethedeviceslesspracticalforVRsystems.Thenewdesignusesasmallspecialpadwithscentsthatisheatedtoreleaseanodor.Atemperature-dependentresistorbelowitsensesthetemperature,whichcontrolsthesmell'sintensity.Andacoilcontrolsametalplatethatconductsheatawaytorapidlycoolitdownandshutoffthescent.Thestudydescribestwodifferentdeviceformats.Thefirstissmallenoughthatitcanbestucktoauser'stoplip,butitincludesonlytwoodorgenerators.Thesecondiswornlikeafacemaskandhasnine.Botharecustomizedwithaselectionof30odors.Differentcombinationscanbeblendedatvaryingintensitiestocreatethousandsofpossiblefragrances.ThestudyincludesdemonstrationsofpossibleapplicationsbeyondjustVR,includingcommunicatingmessagesbysmell.Theresearcherssuggestthedevicescouldevenbeusedtoalleviatedepressedmoodorpromoterecallinpeoplewithage-relatedcognitivedecline.“Scentisdirectlyconnectedtotheemotionalpartsofthebrain,sotherearealotofapplicationsrelatedtowell-beingandhealth,”Amoressays.28.WhydidengineerXingeYuandhiscolleaguesundertakeresearchonsmelldevicesforVRapplications?A.Toenhancethesensoryexperience. B.ToexpandtheuseofVRtechnology.C.ToreplacetraditionalVRproducts. D.Tostudytheeffectsofnewdevices.29.HowdoesthenewlydevelopedsmellinterfacecontroltheintensityofsmellsinVR?A.Byusingbottlesofliquidperfume. B.Bycoolingdownthemetalplate.C.Byheatingthesmallspecialpad. D.Bydetectingthepad'stemperature.30.Whatdoestheunderlinedword“customized”inParagraph4mean?A.Generalized.B.Updated.C.Tailored.D.Charged.31.WhatarethepotentialusesofthenewdevicesbeyondVR?A.Moodregulation.B.Anti-agingtreatment.C.Visualtraining.D.Healtheducation.DIoftenfindmyselfrunninglateontheedgeofmissingappointments.It'snotthatIenjoybeinglate,butsomehow,itkeepshappening.Adelayedtrain,amiscalculationintime,awrongturn——thereasonsformylatenessaremany.Idislikebeinglate,andyet,Ifrequentlyfindmyselfinarushorarrivingbehindschedule.MichaelaThomas,aSwedishclinicalpsychologist,callspeoplelikeme“timeoptimists”orhave.Astimists”.Weunderestimatehowlongtaskswilltakeandoverestimatethetimewehave.Asaresult,weoftenfindourselvesrushing,causingstressforbothourselvesandthosearoundus.Thismightsoundlikeacharmingtrait,butitcanbeperceivedasdisrespectfulwhenitleadstolateness,asitsignalsthatourtimeismorevaluablethanothers'.Latenessnotonlyaffectsthelatecomerbutalsoimpactslovedonesandcolleagues.Itcreatesadominoeffectofchaos,annoyance,andinconvenienceforeveryoneinvolved.Itcanevenhavesevereconsequences.Thecausesofchroniclatenessarecomplex.People,accordingtoJung,fallintotwocategories:“timekeepers”and“timebenders.”Timekeepersworkmethodically,stayorganized,andusuallyfinishtasksaheadofschedule.Incontrast,timebenders,likeme,pushthingstothelastminute,feelingmostenergizedandcreativewhenunderpressure.Manyseeprocrastination(拖延)asakeyreasonforlateness,butit'snotsimplyatimemanagementissue.FuschiaSirois,aprofessorofsocialandhealthpsychology,believesprocrastinationoftenarisesfrommoodmanagement.Peopleputofftaskstoavoiddealingwithemotionslikeanxiety,fear,orfrustration.Itcanalsobeaformofrebellionwhenfacedwithboringoruncontrollabletasks.Isthereasolutionforlatecomers?Researcherssuggestcreatingpre-eventdeadlinesforimportantoccasionslikeaweddingorcatchingaflight,sothattheextratimecanhelpyouavoidbeinglatewhenunforeseencircumstancesarise.Youcaninformfriends,family,andcolleaguesaboutyourcommitmenttopunctualityandaskfortheirsupportinhelpingyoustayontime.Forhelpful.Asmprovement,settingalertsonphonesforgettingreadyinsteadofdeparturetime,breakingtasksintosmaller,manageablepartsandprioritizingtime-flexibletaskscanbehelpful.Asweseektoovercomeourlateness,understandingtherootcausesisthefirststeptomakingapositivechange.32Accordingtothepassage,“timeoptimists”refertopeoplewhotendto.A.leavethingsuntilthelastminute BalwaysbepunctualC.workinanorganizedmanner D.haveacasualpersonality33.Whatcanwelearnfromthepassageaboutprocrastination?A.Itisalwaysduetoalackoftimemanagementskills.B.Itisdrivenbythedesireforperfectionism.C.Itisacharmingandcreativequalityinindividuals.D.Itmayarisefromadesiretoavoiduncomfortableemotions.34.Whatisasuggestedsolutionforlatecomers?A.Settingdeparturetimealertsonthephone.BPrioritizingtime-sensitivetasksoverflexibleones.C.Allowingenoughtimeforimportantevents.D.Relyingonfriendstomakeplansinadvance.35.Whatisthemainideaofthepassage?A.Waysofstricttimemanagement. B.Theimpactofprocrastinationonpunctuality.CBenefitsofpunctualityindailylife. D.Reasonsforlatenessandstrategiestoaddressit.第二節(jié)(共5小題;每小題2.5分,滿分12.5分)根據(jù)短文內(nèi)容，從短文后的選項中選出能填入空白處的最佳選項。選項中有兩項為多余選項。Thereisincreasingevidencethat,unlessyouareawheelchairuser,sittingdowntoomuchcanbearisktoyourhealth.Thelesssittingorlyingdownyoudoduringtheday,thebetteryourchancesforlivingahealthylife.Sittingforlongperiodscanleadtoweakeningandwastingawayofthelargelegandgluteal(臀肌)muscles.Ifthesemusclesareweak,youaremorelikelytoinjureyourselffromfalls.、36Sittingforlongperiodscanalsocauseproblemswithyourback,especiallyifyouconsistentlysitwithpoorpostureordon'tuseanergonomicallydesignedchair.37Thismightbebecausepeoplewhospendalotoftimesittingaremissingthepositivementaleffectsofphysicalactivityandfitness.Ifso,gettingupandmovingmayhelp.Humansarebuilttostandupright.Yourheartandcardiovascularsystemworkmoreeffectivelythatway.Yourbowel(腸)alsofunctionsmoreefficientlywhenyouareupright.Whenyousit,youuselessenergythanyoudowhenyoustandormove.38Ifyouspendalotoftimesitting,digestionisnotasefficient,soyouretainthosefatsandsugarsasfatinyourbody.Youmaybethinking,“Iexerciseseveraltimesperweek.”Unfortunately,youcannotundo8hoursofcontinuoussittingwithaworkout.Don'tthrowawayallthathardworkatthegymbyhittingthecouchfortherestoftheday.39However,simplemodificationstoyourroutinecanmakeabigdifference.Whenyou'retidyingup,putitemsawayinsmalltripsratherthantakingthemalltogether.Getoffthebusonestopearlyandwalktherestoftheway.Ifyouworkinanoffice,standupwhileyoureademailsorreports.Sittingcan'tbeavoidedcompletely.40A.Youareadvisedtoexercisehard.BAlsoyoumayhurtfromstrainswhenyoudoexercise.C.Theeffectsoftoomuchsittingarehardtoreducewithexercise.D.Movingyourmuscleshelpsyourbodydigestthefatsandsugarsyoueat.E.Itisthoughtthatexcessivesittingmaycauseweakermusclesandbones.F.Theriskofbothanxietyanddepressionishigherinpeoplethatsitmore.C.Though,itisnottoolatetoaddmoremovementthroughouttheday.第三部分語言運用(共四節(jié)，滿分40分)第一節(jié)(共15小題;每小題1分,滿分15分)閱讀下面短文，從每題所給的A、B、C、D四個選項中選出可以填入空白處的最佳選項。OnDec.26,Gelinne,60,wasgazingoutthebackwindowsofhishomeinEdgewater,Maryland,atfrozenBeardsCreek.That'swhenGelinne'sdaughter,AimeeDeMayo,41theplanePiperCherokee.“Look!”shecried.Gelinnelookedupjustintimetoseeasmallaircraftafewhundredyardsaway,losingaltitude.Astheplane42behindthetrees,Gelinne,aformerNavycommanderandcurrentcybersecurityexpert,realizeditwasgoingtolandinthecreek.Hedidn't43andrandowntothewaterfront.Theplanehadcrashedtothebroad,frozencreek,farfrom44.Itwasnow45.Thepilotwasstandingonthewing.Gelinnetestedthe46it.Sohisfootanddecidednottotakeanychanceswalkingonit.Soheandhisson,JohnJr.,37,pulledtwokayaks(皮劃艇deck.Theomundertheirbackdeck.Thetwomensetoff,takingtheirboatsacrosstheice.Itwas47work.WhenGelinnereachedtheplane,ithadbrokenthroughtheice;onlyitstailwas48.Thepilotwasstandingonatailwing,submergeduptohischest,49water.Gelinnewater.Gelinne50hiskayakofftheiceandintothewater,paddlingtowardthepilot.Thenthepilot51thekayak'sbow.Nowthetwomenwerefloatingtogether,andGelinneknewhehadtogetthepilotoutofthewaterandupontotheshelfof52icebehindhimbeforethemanlosttoomuchbodyheat.Heattemptedtokeepthepilotcalm,saying53,“Justhangontotheboatasifyouwereholdingyourwife.”ButeachtimeGelinnetriedtolandatoptheiceshelf,thekayakbrokethrough.Heneededothermen'shelp.Bynowapoliceofficerhadarrivedandradioedforhelp.AboatfromtheMarylandDepartmentofNaturalResourcesappeared,breakingthroughiceasitarrived.It54thepilot,SteveCouchman,71,anddeliveredhimtosafety.LatertheboatreturnedtohelpGelinne,nowexhausted,toshore.Thecavalryhadarrivedjustintime,Gelinnerecalled.“I'm60yearsold.TherewasnowayIcouldgethimtoshore.”Still,hewas55he'ddonetherightthingthatday.41.A.pointed B.spotted C.sensed D.captured42.A.declined B.flowedC.disappearedD.emerged43.A.scare B.determine C.hurry D.hesitate44.A.shoreB.cliff C.sand D.water45.A.crashing B.fading C.sinking D.collapsing46.A.land B.ice C.ground D.stream47.A.exhaustingB.relaxing C.hopeful D.tired48.A.vagueB.obviousC.visible D.tremendous49.A.coveredB.surroundedC.hidden D.hugged50.A.broughtB.caughtC.carried D.pushed51.A.grabbedB.tappedC.handed D.squeezed52.A.softB.unbrokenC.unreliable D.changeable53.A.cautiouslyB.patiently C.encouragingly D.confidently54.A.pickedupB.savedup C.handedup D.setup55.A.motivatedB.regretful C.depressed D.satisfied第二節(jié)(共10小題;每小題1.5分,滿分15分)閱讀下面短文，在空白處填入1個適當(dāng)?shù)膯卧~或括號內(nèi)單詞的正確形式。Inthepast,globalization56(shape)byseamostlyforcenturies,Inlandnationsweretrappedinpoverty.Overthepastdecade,atransformativeinitiativehasbeguntobreakthiscycle.ThatistheBeltandRoadInitiative,57(establish)in2013.Theseintercontinentalrailwayshavegreatlyreducedtradecostsbyprovidingacosteffectivealternative58seaorair.freight,therebydrivingthegrowthofglobaltrade.Therearenow86freighttrainlinesinChinathatarelinkedtomorethan200citiesin25Europeancountriesandregionsandmorethan100citiesinAsia.TheChina-LaosRailwaybringstofruitionalong-helddreamfromthestart)59(transform)LaoPeople'scountryfromaninlandonetoalandlinkedcenter.Nigerianowhas60(it)firstmoderndeepseaportLekki,whichisforecasttocreatenearly170,000jobs.Theinitiativehasfacilitatedthe61(adopt)ofcleanenergyinAfrica,helpingitavoid62pollutionassociatedwithWesternindustrialization.TheBeltandRoadInitiativehasattractedtheparticipationofmorethanthreequartersofcountriesglobally,63(substantial)improvingthelivesof30percentoftheworld'spopulation.China'sroleinbringingthosecountriestoa64(high)levelofdevelopmentshouldn'tbeforgotten.Andcontraryto65Westerncynicssay,thathelpcomeswithnostringsattached.ForChina,everythingthesecountriesgainisagainfortheworld.第三節(jié)單詞拼寫(共5小題；每小題1分，滿分5分)66.Bewareofd(不誠實的)tradersinthetouristareas.67.Asthesayinggoes,therearenotwoi(完全相同的)leavesintheworld.68.Althoughthiswomanhadachievedgreatsuccess,shesaidshewasonlyascientisth(謙遜地).69.Itwasnotmyi(意圖)thatsheshouldsuffer.70.ThispatternofwoodsandfieldsistypicaloftheEnglishl(景色).第四節(jié)補(bǔ)全句子(共5小題；每小題1分，滿分5分)71.Sheslowly(瀏覽)theroominsearchofsomethingspecial.“I'dliketobuyapresent,sir,”shesaidshyly.72.“No,”thechild(咧著嘴笑),“Mommasaidthepresentwasforyou.”73.(含淚地),themotherhuggedhersoninherarms.74.Whentheyweregiventheirgifts,thechildrencouldn't(抑制)theirjoy.75.Theirlaughterbecamequite(有感染力的)andthewaitingroompulsedwithhappiness.第四部分寫作(共兩節(jié)，滿分40分)第一節(jié)(滿分15分)假定你是李華，荷蘭某中學(xué)學(xué)生代表團(tuán)將來你校拜訪，學(xué)校安排你負(fù)責(zé)接待。請你告知代表團(tuán)學(xué)校的相關(guān)情況，內(nèi)容包括：1.學(xué)校概況(地點，歷史等)；2.學(xué)校特色；3.期待兩校合作，促進(jìn)交流。注意：1.寫作詞數(shù)應(yīng)為80左右；2.開頭和結(jié)尾已給出，不計入總詞數(shù)。DeardelegatesfromtheNetherlands,yourssincerelyLiHua第二節(jié)(滿分25分)閱讀下面材料，根據(jù)其內(nèi)容和所給段落開頭語續(xù)寫兩段，使之構(gòu)成一篇完整的短文。MynameisTom.BeforeIwasborn,thedoctorsexaminedmymomandfoundtherewassomethingwrongwithmyface,andactuallyitwasworse.Withmy“weird”face,Istruggledinschool,realizingkidswerescaredtotouchme,oftenavoidingme.Fortunately,IhadmyfriendJackandteacherMrGreensupportingmealways.However,onethinghappenedtomewhichalmostdestroyedme.Forme,Halloweenwasthebestholidayintheworld.ItevenbeatChristmas.Igottodressupinacostume.Igottowearamask.IgottogoaroundlikeeveryotherkidwithamaskandnobodythoughtIlookedweird.OnthemorningofHalloweenthisyear,IrushedtomyroomandstartedtoputontheSpidermancostumeIhadmentionedtoJack,butallofasudden,Ididn'tfeellikewearingit.So,atthelastminute,IchangedintotheIronmancostumefromlastyear.Then,mydadsentmetoschool.Walkingthroughthehallsthatmorningonmywaytothelockerswas,Ihavetosay,absolutelyawesome.Everythingwasdifferentnow.Iwasdifferent.WhereIusuallywalkedwithmyheaddown,tryingtoavoidbeingseen,todayIwalkedwithmyheadup,lookingaround.Iwasstartingtothinkthiswasgoingtogodownasoneofthemostawesomedaysinthehistoryofmylife,butthenIgottotheclassroom.SeveralclassmatesweretalkingandIknewwhotheywerefortheirvoices,evenincostumes,thosewhowerepopularguysbutmeantomeatschool.ThenInoticedanothervoice,sofamiliar,frommybestfriend,Jack.Hesaid,“I'vethoughtaboutthisalotandIreallythink...ifIlookedlikeTom,seriously,IthinkthatI'dkillmyself.”Afterhearinghiswords,IwalkedoutoftheclassroomwithoutanyoneknowingIhadbeenthere.MyfacefeltlikeitwasonfirewhileIwalkeddownthestairstoaquietplacewithnoonethere.Iwassweatingundermycostume.AndIstartedcrying.注意:1.續(xù)寫詞數(shù)應(yīng)為150左右;2.請按如下格式在答題卡的相應(yīng)位置作答。JustwhenIfeltutterlydefeated,Ifeltagentletouchonmyshoulder.ShortlyafterMrGreentalkedtoJack,InoticedJackrushingtomewithguiltinhiseyes.

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