2022-2023学年江苏省盐城市三校高二下学期期中联考英语试题含答案

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盐城市三校2022-2023学年高二下学期期中联考英语试题答案听力：1-5 CCBAC   6-10 ABCAC     11-15 BBAAC     16-20 BBABA阅读： 21-23 BBA   24-27 DDAC     28-31 CADD     32-35 CBCA七选五：   16-20 BGEDF完型：  41-45 DCCDB   46-50 CBACD    51-55 BAABD 语法填空：56. harmonious  57. took      58. mentioned   59. proof     60. fascinating    61. on      62. was loaded   63. which      64. the      65. how应用文：As we know, most people have a national hero or heroes in their hearts. For me, Yuan Longping, a Chinese great agricultural scientist, is actually my national hero.He was born on September 7th, 1930. When China experienced famine, he came up with an idea for hybridizing rice, a new way of growing rice. With the development of new rice, gone are the days when Chinese people suffer from terrible starvation, and more countries of the world are able to grow more rice to feed the growing world population.We should learn from him the spirit of striving for the well-being of mankind. His contributions to humans are also great merits we should follow! (100W)续写参考范文：And the pattern continued until finally I caught my balance. How excited I was! However, I didn’t dare to move in the slightest for fear that my run would come to a sudden end. From a few feet behind, Harriet and Paul were shouting something cheering, trying to encourage me. Then I moved a little, I probably only covered a small distance of several meters but how amazing it was. Whenever I was at a loss what to do in practice, my only resort would be recreating that feeling—my love for snow. “Whatever happens in my training over the coming week,” I said to myself, “I will try my best!”With proper lessons the following days, I improved quickly. I had a really good progressing time with the other beginners with the help of Paul, a really patient teacher. But, of course, I was impatient to join my friends on the more daring runs they were telling me about over dinner in the hotel each evening. They just listened to me with smiles, wishing me to join them as soon as possible. On my last lesson, I was told by Paul that I could join them that day. Wow! It was my time to show!   附：听力原文第一部分 听力 (共 20 小题；每小题 1.5 分， 满分 30 分)Text 1W: It’s a beautiful day. We should go for a walk in the woods. I bet a lot of people will be having picnics there today.M: There will be too many people there. A drive to the seaside would be better.Text 2W: Where have you been? I have been waiting here for ages.M: I got out of bed early and set off on time but then the bus got stuck in traffic.W: Sounds like you’re not to blame.Text 3M: I need a new plug for the TV. My TV is old but I like it and it still works well.W: I think you should throw it away and buy another, but it is up to you.Text 4M: This place is a bit expensive, isn’t it?W: I know. Look at the price of the wine. It only costs a quarter as much at the supermarket.M: Never mind. It’s our anniversary. Order whatever you want. I think I’ll have the steak.Text 5M: Maybe I should set off for the airport now. John’s plane will arrive soon. He asked me to collect him in the car.W: You have plenty of time. It’s only 3:00 p.m. You have two hours.Text 6M: Oh, what a surprise to see you! Is there a problem?W: Yes, I think there is. I have been trying to call you all morning but I couldn’t get an answer.M: That’s strange. Let me check my phone. I hope it isn’t broken.W: There is an important meeting at work this afternoon. I wanted to let you know about it.M: Ah, when I saw you at the door, I thought someone might be ill or have had an accident.W: No, nothing like that. I just couldn’t get you on the phone. Is it switched on?M: I’ll have a look. Now I remember — I put it in my coat pocket and my coat is in the car! No wonder I couldn’t hear you calling.Text 7M: Is that the Homes Bureau? Could I make an appointment to see the house on Wood Avenue? W: Yes, of course.M: I saw it on a website. How many bedrooms does it have?W: There’s one on the first floor and two on the second floor.M: What is the kitchen like?W: It’s quite large, and there’s a large living room as well, with a bathroom on each floor.M: The price is quite high.W: Well, that is the price the owners have asked — but you may be able to do a deal with them. The best thing for you to do is go and look at the house and talk to the owners.M: Can I go this afternoon?W: Maybe that’s too soon. Would tomorrow morning be OK, say 10:00 a.m.?M: Yes, that would be fine.Text 8M: Do you usually add that much sugar to your coffee?W: Well, you know tea is my favorite, though I am trying to like the taste of coffee. I find it is too bitter.M: When I started drinking coffee, I added lots of milk and sugar. As I got older, I cut out milk entirely. Now I don’t even add sugar. I just drink it black.W: Black coffee? No, thank you. However, coffee ice cream, I would gladly try that.M: Sure, have you tried chocolate ice cream mixed in with coffee? It’s heavenly. Even if you don’t like coffee that much, I bet you will like that.W: I’ll try it if you’re buying. And I will treat you to green tea ice cream if you want to have a try.M: Deal, let’s have a tea time dessert party. Invite a few of your friends, and I will invite some of mine. We will see who has the best taste.W: Well, that doesn’t sound sweet.Text 9W: It’s dad’s 50th birthday on Saturday. It’s a big day for him, so perhaps we should do something special.M: You mean a party?W: I thought about that, but maybe that would be hard to organize during the exam time.M: That’s true. I do have three tests next week. Maybe we could take him to the cinema.W: I don’t think that would be special enough.M: We could go for a meal to his favorite restaurant — all the family.W: That’s the best idea. I think he’d like that — you, your sister, dad and me. It would be nice.M: I’ll call Jane and tell her not to make other arrangements.W: Where is she?M: Her friend Alice called and they went over to Judy’s house.W: That girl spends more time there than she does with us.M: Well, we’ll be together as a family on Saturday.W: If we can get a table at the restaurant, that is.M: I don’t think it will be a problem. It’s only Monday. They shouldn’t be booked up yet. Give them a call.W: I’ll do that right away. Then this afternoon I will go to town and buy dad a present.M: Get him a birthday cake as well.W: No, I think I’ll make one myself. It feels nicer when someone has made an effort.Text 10M: Hello everyone and welcome to the garden seminar. We all know that plants grow well in warm and sunny places, but we aren’t all lucky enough to live somewhere like that. Bill and Sally Jones live in a high, windy area — not ideal for gardening — but they are also champion vegetable growers. How do they do it? Well, we all know that vegetables need plenty of water — not just a few drops or a few pints, but gallons of it. It rains a lot where the Jones family live, so they have a good water supply. It’s also very open, so they get enough sunlight. The real enemy is the wind. They tried different ways of protecting the plants — planting trees for shelter and building fences — but what they use now for the more delicate plants are glass houses. With several of these they are able to grow plants which would not normally survive in their location. By adapting to the conditions in which they live, Bill and Sally have developed a winning way with their crops. And their experience can serve as a lesson for other growers who experience similar difficulties.