2024届上海市宝山区高三下学期第二次教学质量监测试英语试题（原卷版+解析版）

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I. Listening cmprehensin
Sectin A
Directins: In Sectin A, yu will hear ten shrt cnversatins between tw speakers. At the end f each cnversatin, a questin will be asked abut what was said. The cnversatins and the questins will be spken nly nce. After yu hear a cnversatin and a questin abut it, read the fur pssible answers n yur paper, and decide which ne is the best answer t the questin yu have heard.
1. 【此处可播放相关音频，请去附件查看】
A. Wrk at the stre.B. Sell bks.C. G t the beach.D. G ver lessns.
2. 【此处可播放相关音频，请去附件查看】
A. 9:15.B. 9:20.C. 9:30.D. 9:40.
3. 【此处可播放相关音频，请去附件查看】
A. Check the man's eyes.B. Adjust the new glasses.
C. Change the ld glasses.D. Put n the special spectacles.
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A. At a train statin.B. At a theatre.C. At a htel.D. On a train.
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A. Salesman and custmer.B. Prfessr and student.
C. Nurse and patient.D. Dctr and patient.
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A. She avids mst f her neighburs.
B. She likes t make friends with everyne.
C. Mst f the neighburs are unfriendly.
D. Sme neighburs are hard t deal with.
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A. Her watch is stlen all f sudden.
B. She is able t fix her watch.
C. Her watch is a few minutes fast.
D. Her watch needs checking.
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A. Teaching English is the biggest business thrughut the wrld.
B. Language schls are being established everywhere.
C. Many Canadians are fnd f teaching English in Canada.
D. Language schls are mre than ther types f schls.
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A. She can find a persn t help him.
B. She can give him a helping hand.
C. She needs a dictinary nw, t.
D. She picked up a dictinary smewhere.
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A. He’s learned a lt frm the play.
B. He finds the plts hard t fllw.
C. He can tell the characters frm each ther.
D. He usually has difficulty telling characters.
Sectin B
Directins: In Sectin B, yu will hear tw passages and ne lnger cnversatin. After each passage r cnversatin, yu will be asked several questins. The passages and cnversatin will be read twice, but the questins will be spken nly nce. When yu hear a questin, read the fur pssible answers n yur paper and decide which ne is the best answer t the questin yu have heard.
听下面一段独白，回答以下小题。【此处可播放相关音频，请去附件查看】
11.
A. By depsiting layers f material n tp f each ther.
B. By creating a slid bject n paper.
C. By laying dwn ink n a 2D material.
D. By setting dwn layers f different ingredients.
12.
A. It can make items with a water-absrbent material.
B. It can manufacture shape-shifting 3D structures.
C. It can print 3D items using different materials.
D. It can duble 3D items in vlume in water.
13.
A. Develping numerus new materials.
B. Using a water-absrbent material in prjects.
C. Having a wide range f applicatins.
D. Prducing a framewrk that can fld and stretch.
听下面一段独白，回答以下小题。【此处可播放相关音频，请去附件查看】
14.
A. Harmful substances in the smke frm hmes.
B. Damp chemical gases frm factry chimneys.
C. Smke frm hmes mixed with dust in the air.
D. Mixture f fg, smke and ther waste gases.
15.
A. Harmful gases rise and fall between layers f cld and warm air.
B. Smke and chemical gases build up under a layer f warm air.
C. Smke and waste gases remain near the grund as cld air purs in.
D. Thick smke and gases blwn by the wind pile up abve warm air.
16.
A. Temperature inversin.B. Slar radiatin.
C Autmbile exhausts.D. Fggy weather.
听下面一段较长对话，回答以下小题。【此处可播放相关音频，请去附件查看】
17.
A. Because she wants t buy sme secndhand things.
B. Because she thinks it amazing t eat and bargain there.
C. Because she decides t buy sme big-ticket items.
D. Because she is t busy in the daytime n weekends.
18.
A. Flea markets are held in the daytime nly.
B. Flea markets nly prvide used things.
C. Night markets nly happen n weekends.
D. Only night markets prvide gd deals.
19.
A. 2.B. 4.C. 5.D. 6.
20
A. Trash and treasure g hand in hand.B. One’s trash is similar t his treasure.
C. Trash is equal t treasure t a degree.D. Different peple have different needs.
II. Grammar and Vcabulary
Sectin A
Directins: After reading the passage belw, fill in the blanks t make the passage cherent and grammatically crrect. Fr the blanks with a given wrd, fill in each blank with the prper frm f the given wrd; fr the ther blanks, use ne wrd that best fits each blank.
Imagine yu are ut fishing n the high seas - the wind and water are clean and cmfrtable and yu begin bringing up yur first catch f the day. That's when everything ges wrng. Yur fishing nets are tangled up (缠成一团) in lder, abandned fishing tl, and yu're unable t untangle them. Yur equipment____21____(ruin), and all f the fish yu have wrked s hard t catch are trapped. They will die____22____yu are unable t draw r free them. Ghst fishing has claimed yet anther victim.
Ghst fishing is what abandned fishing tl des. It still catches fish, but n ne benefits. Trapped fish die and attract scavengers (清道夫)____23____ als get caught, creating a vicius cycle. In fact, lst fishing tl, r "ghst tl," is amng____24____(great) killers in the ceans. This tl further reduces the already declining number f fish.
Envirnmental agencies estimate that 10 percent f all seawater litter is lst r deserted fishing tl____25____(equal) 640,000 tns every year. Frtunately, these agencies are asking why this is happening and what____26____ be dne t stp it.
It's nt the intentin f the majrity f fishermen t lse their tl. In mst circumstances bad weather is t blame. But in ther cases fishermen thrw their tl in the cean n purpse, risking expensive fines. But t them, it's wrth the risk____27____(free) up space nbard, cut fuel csts r avid paying handling fees.____28____ equipment lss is accidental r nt, a strategy invlving tl identificatin seems t be a practical slutin.
By marking tl with electrnic tags and utilizing GPS technlgy, wners are mre likely t recver lst tl and less likely t abandn it. Currently, wnership regulatins are reprtedly very weak. Leading the effrt fr tagging fishing tl and creating accuntability is the GGTI (Glbal Ghst Tl Initiative).____29____ (launch) in 2015, the GGTI is the first rganizatin f its kind. It's brught tgether an rganizatin f gvernments, fishing-industry executives, seafd cmpanies and nn-prfits. Their effrts t get back and recycle the tl_____30_____(imprve) marine envirnment, prtecting fish and fishermen's way f life.
Ghst fishing pses a serius threat t the fishing industry wrldwide, and a glbal effrt is needed t slve it.
Sectin B
Directins: Cmplete the fllwing passage by using the wrds in the bx. Each wrd can nly be used nce. Nte that there is ne wrd mre than yu need.
Tbacc use and its negative impacts n health have been well-dcumented fr decades. Traditinal tbacc prducts, such as cigarettes, have been ___31___ t a wide range f health prblems, including cancer, heart disease, respiratry (呼吸的) disrders and thers. Accrding t a survey, 78.3 percent f smkers start smking befre age 20. Taiwan Prvince f China has raised the ___32___ smking age t 20 r abve. By instituting this change, they hpe t reduce the number f yung peple taking up the habit.
Despite being ___33___ as a safe alternative t traditinal cigarettes, heated tbacc prducts (HTPs) are still cnsidered tbacc. As such, they pse significant dangers t human health. The heating ___34___ used in these prducts releases harmful chemicals and pisns, including tar (焦油), carbn mnxide and nictine, a(n) ___35___ addictive substance.
HTPs are packaged t appeal t yung peple wh perceive them as safer than smking. T prevent yung peple frm experimenting with HTPs and ___36___ their health, Taiwan Prvince strictly cntrls every kind f tbacc prduct by adding a health risk ___37___ review mechanism. Only prducts that pass the review prcess are allwed t be manufactured, imprted and sld t cnsumers.
The innumerable dwnsides t smking shuld give smkers ___38___ and encurage them t quit. Quitting tbacc imprves yur health and reduces yur risk f varius diseases, including cancer, heart disease, and breathing prblems. Quitting smking can als imprve yur ___39___. Tbacc use can cause wrinkles and yellw teeth. Quitting can lead t healthier skin, whiter teeth and fresher breath. Smking can als dull yur senses f taste and smell. By stpping tbacc use, yur senses recver, leading t enhanced enjyment f fd and beverages.
Unfrtunately, quitting tbacc isn't easy. Mst peple will als encunter numerus challenges including nictine withdrawal and symptms such as eagerness, irritability (易怒) and difficulty cncentrating. Supprtive scial envirnments, cping strategies and prfessinal help are ___40___ fr vercming these things and living a smke-free life.
III. Reading Cmprehensin
Sectin A
Directins: Fr each blank in the fllwing passage there are fur wrds r phrases marked A, B, C and D. Fill in each blank with the wrd r phrase that best fits the cntext.
Fr decades, peple have guessed that artificial intelligence (AI) will eventually replace human wrkers. But develpments in the past few years have ___41___ these cncerns as cmpanies have released AI that can answer questins, write articles and create images. Nw, even peple in creative fields must cnsider the ___42___ f AI replacing them. But many experts still insist that these AI prgrams are n substitute fr human ability.
AI prgrams have the ___43___ t perfrm sme tasks currently perfrmed by human wrkers. These include media jbs, such as writing advertisements and articles, alng with many jbs in the financial fields and even tech-related jbs such as cmputer prgramming. AI is gd at ___44___ data, s financial analysts and market research analysts may find their jbs ___45___.
Using AI fr certain tasks may be a gd thing. Perhaps AI will ___46___ less interesting wrk, allwing peple t d mre satisfying jbs, just as earlier technlgies have. Using a machine t d laundry saves time ___47___ t washing clthes by hand, and many peple use that extra time prductively. ___48___, AI may be able t take ver dull tasks, liberating peple t be truly creative, since thinking up new ideas is smething AI cannt d.
Anther big challenge fr AI is human ___49___. Mst peple prefer t cmmunicate with humans rather than machines. Hence, AI is _____50_____ t replace humans fr jbs that require persnal cnnectin, such as cunseling r teaching. A rbt can perfrm tasks, but it cannt _____51_____ care abut thers, and smetimes care is what peple need.
AI can prcess data quickly, but it can nly use data that it is given. S it cannt adapt t situatins that _____52_____ significantly frm thse in its data. Thus, althugh sme AI prgrams can create cntent, nne f them can be truly creative as the cntent AI creates will _____53_____ cnsist f sme cmbinatin f its surces.
Finally, if the AI receives false infrmatin, it has n way f recgnizing that as false. Humans can als be fled, but life experience can tell them whether a claim is reasnable, an ability that AI des nt have. _____54_____, AI must cntinually be fact-checked t make sure its data, and therefre its cnclusins, are accurate.
Thus, althugh AI may replace sme jbs, thers require a human _____55_____. At best AI may eliminate certain bring parts f tasks s that humans can fcus n things that nly they can d.
41. A. deniedB. preventedC. transferredD. intensified
42. A. functinB. pssibilityC. capabilityD. character
43. A. ptentialB. scheduleC. bjectiveD. ambitin
44. A. searchingB. prvidingC. analyzingD. string
45. A. at riskB. at wrkC. at lastD. at least
46. A. bring verB. get verC. turn verD. take ver
47. A. wastedB. cmparedC. cnsumedD. spared
48. A. HweverB. TherefreC. SimilarlyD. Meanwhile
49. A. interactinB. resurceC. resistanceD. creativity
50. A. unwillingB. unlikelyC. unfairD. unfrtunate
51. A. deeplyB. accuratelyC. directlyD. genuinely
52. A. evlveB. rangeC. differD. result
53. A. inevitablyB. immediatelyC. insignificantlyD. imprbably
54. A. FrequentlyB. GenerallyC. InstantlyD. Cnsequently
55. A. natureB. needC. tuchD. permissin
Sectin B
Directins: Read the fllwing three passages. Each passage is fllwed by several questins. Fr each f them there are fur chices marked A, B, C and D. Chse the ne that fits best accrding t the infrmatin given in the passage yu have just read.
A
Every summer, Eurpeans and turists frm all ver the wrld sail by bat dwn the Danube River. Their trips ften begin in Nuremberg, Germany, where they can visit the Imperial Castle, the ancient city wall, and the water funtain in Market Square.
Frm Nuremberg, the bats prceed dwn the Danube t Melk, which fr centuries was ne f Eurpe’s mst imprtant religius centers. Amng the interesting sights in Melk is its famus church twer.
After Melk, the bats pass thrugh wine cuntry t Vienna. Called the “City f Waltzes”, Vienna has a magnificent pera huse and an imperial palace. Aside trip frm Vienna takes visitrs int the Austrian Alps. The tur bus trip ffers marvelus views f the surrunding cuntryside.
Frm Vienna, the bats sail t Budapest. The capital f the central-Eurpean cuntry f Hungary, Budapest basts a histry that’s mre than 2,000 years ld.
The city’s name cmbines thse f “Buda”, “Obuda” and “Pest”, nce separate twns n either side f the Danube River. In 1873, these twns were unified and their names cmbined int ne. Budapest’s Wrld Heritage site als cmprises several distinct areas, designated (指定) by UNESCO starting in 1987. These include the Castle District, the Banks f the Danube, Gellért Hill and Andrássy Avenue. At each f these lcatins, yu can explre many hundreds f years f histry, art and culture. One great way f ding s is thrugh guided walking turs. Sme f these turs are free, led by lcal peple wh have extensive knwledge f their city. Or, if yu prefer smething that’s faster-paced and easier n the legs, try a Segway tur! The Castle District displays centuries f the city’s histry. Numerus attacks, wars and natural disasters destryed much f the riginal Castle Quarter. Still, beauty and charm remain.
56. What des this article mainly describe?
A. Vyages with several interesting stps.
B. Cycling thrugh urban and rural areas.
C. Travel by air t a cntinent’s ldest twns.
D. Fascinating rides n a histric railway.
57. What des Vienna’s nickname imply abut the city?
A. Its lcatin made it an imprtant plitical center.
B. Hunting was a ppular activity there years ag.
C. It has attracted a lt f peple wh enjy skating.
D. Dancing has been an imprtant part f its culture.
58. What des the article pint ut abut sme f the turs that peple can take in Budapest?
A. They frequently include a meal.
B. They dn’t cst anything.
C. They require advance reservatins.
D. They may nt be entirely safe.
59. Accrding t the article, which have impacted Budapest’s Castle quarter in the past?
A. Internatinal festivals.
B. Military cnflicts.
C. An educatinal institutin.
D. Industrial expansin.
B
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C
Pretty much everyne has, at sme pint, made excuses t avid wrking n a task they fear. But sme peple d this mre ften than thers, which can result in disastrus cnsequences. Regularly putting ff difficult r unpleasant tasks can lead t lw grades at schl, pr perfrmance at wrk and financial cnsequences, such as late fees. Prcrastinatin can als harm relatinships and even affect yur health, as it increases stress levels, smetimes resulting in illness.
It's pssible t prcrastinate by binge-watching (大量观看) yur favrite shw r ding ther mindless activities, but prcrastinatin desn't always lk like laziness. Sme peple prcrastinate t avid difficult tasks by wrking n easier but less imprtant tasks. This can make them feel prductive even as they neglect the mst imprtant items n their t-d lists.
In rder t vercme prcrastinatin, yu must first understand why yu prcrastinate. Perhaps yu are a perfectinist, s yu find nt cmpleting a task less upsetting than ding it badly. Perhaps the task is cmplicated r cnfusing, and yu dn't knw where t begin. Or perhaps yu are waiting t feel inspired t cmplete the task r believe that yu becme better under pressure.
Crrecting yur thinking can aid yu in vercming prcrastinatin. Yu prbably tend t verestimate hw quickly yu can finish tasks and hw mtivated yu will feel later. Mst wrk des nt need t wait until yu feel inspired, and if yu begin the task, feelings f inspiratin may fllw. Further, research shws that despite sme peple's perceptins (感知), mst individuals d nt actually prduce better wrk under pressure.
If yu are prcrastinating because a task seems t verwhelming r t cmplicated, break it up int smaller pieces that feel mre manageable. This can mean ding a part f the task, r dedicating a set amunt f time - say, 15 minutes - t wrking n it.
It may help t think abut why the task is imprtant. Hw will it cntribute t yur gals? Hw will it affect ther peple? What negative cnsequences culd cme frm nt ding it in a timely manner?
Scheduling when yu will wrk n tasks can be helpful as well, and s can ruthlessly eliminating distractins. Yu may need t put away yur phne r g t a quiet rm.
Overcming prcrastinatin is a challenge, but ding s leads t benefits in many areas f life.
63. The wrd prcrastinate in the secnd paragraph mst prbably means ______.
A. keep ffB. get ffC. put ffD. take ff
64. Accrding t the passage, hw many kinds f cnsequences may result frm prcrastinatin?
A. 5.B. 2.C. 6.D. 7.
65. What can we cnclude frm the passage?
A. Nbdy can entirely avid prcrastinatin in his persnal life.
B. Ding easier r unimprtant tasks can make us mre prductive.
C. The mre pressure we have, the mre prductive we will becme.
D. It's generally mre subjective than bjective t prcrastinate in life.
66. The best title fr the passage may be ______.
A. The challenges f prcrastinatin and strategies t slve it
B. The reasns f prcrastinatin and the ways f aviding it
C. The advantages and disadvantages f prcrastinatin in life
D. The causes and prcess f prcrastinatin in cmmunicatin
Sectin C
Directins: Read the fllwing passage. Fill in each blank with a prper sentence given in the bx. Each sentence can be used nly nce. Nte that there are tw mre sentences than yu need.
Mary Pppins held n t her famus black umbrella while flating verhead and singing “Supercalifragilisticexpialidcius.” The audience watched in amazement, and many sang alng! Pppins flated fr a bit and eventually landed in the midst f the excited crwd befre getting n stage. N, this wasn’t a scene frm a Disney mvie. _____67_____His backgrund helps explain his passin fr music. The wrld-renwned vilinist and cnductr was brn int a musical family in Octber 1949 in Maastricht, Netherlands. He began learning t play the vilin at age five and immediately fell in lve with the instrument!
_____68_____ He started by creating a small ensemble (乐团). Then in 1978, Rieu established the Maastricht Saln Orchestra, frm which he later develped the Jhann Strauss Orchestra.
They had limited success until 1995 when Rieu was asked t prvide entertainment fr a sccer game. He gt the entire stadium t sing alng t a ppular waltz. _____69_____
Tday Rieu is the best-selling classical artist wrldwide. He has sld in the ballpark f an astnishing 40 millin recrds. He is the biggest male sl turing artist n the planet. His cncerts sell mre tickets than Beyncé and Bruce Springsteen!
Many classical cncerts are serius events, but Rieu’s are the ppsite. He’s been nicknamed “The King f the Waltz” because he lves waltzes. _____70_____ Rieu says, “I lve Jhann Strauss, but I am als fascinated by Andrew Llyd Webber and Bruce Springsteen.”
His shws are attended by peple f all ages and always include surprises, like the delightful appearance by Mary Pppins. As Rieu says, “I nly play music that tuched my heart. And I knw when it tuches my heart, it will tuch yur heart.” During his perfrmances, many audience members are visibly mved. They ften clap, sing, dance, laugh, weep r hug ne anther. Rieu prmises his audience, “Yu will have an evening that yu will never frget.”And he is true t his wrd.
A. Afterward, he sld ver 200,000 CDs and his ppularity rising.
B. Rather, it was part f ne f André Rieu’s amazing cncerts.
C. As a result Rieu became a huse-hld name and wn great ppularity.
D. Yet his shws cnsist f an extensive variety f musical genres and perfrmances.
E. Then, Rieu cntinued his style until he gt his nickname.
F. Frm early n, Rieu knew what he wanted - his wn rchestra.
IV. Summary Writing
71. Directins: Read the fllwing passage. Summarize the main idea and the main pint(s) f the passage in n mre than 60 wrds. Use yur wn wrds as far as pssible.
Befre yu head ut t a run event where there will be many peple, yu shuld be aware f the dangers f a crwd crush.
Thugh the risk f crwd crush is rare, it can be deadly when it happens. Crwd crush ccurs when many peple are packed tgether and begin t fall ver ne anther. In the past, such instances have caused hrrible injury and even death. T avid such a fate, it’s best t escape the crush befre it happens.
Befre attending a crwded event, lk up a map f the venue. This will give yu an idea f the surrundings - pay special attentin t any exits. Once yu arrive, chsing the right spt can be crucial. Avid the middle r frnt; instead, pick the back r edges f a crwd. It’s als imprtant t trust yur feelings. Stay aware t see if yu feel packed in at any pint. The mre crwded the event becmes, the sner yu may need t retreat t a safe place.
If yu d end up in a crush, here’s hw yu can stay safe. The mst imprtant thing yu can d is stay n yur feet. T d this, spread yur feet apart and bend yur knees a little. Als make sure t mve with the flw f the crwd. Trying t mve against a crwd f peple will nly end in disaster.
Helping thers is anther great way t keep everyne safe. Once ne persn falls dwn, mre peple tend t fall ver them. S if yur neighbr in the crwd falls t the grund, help them up.
A cmmn cause f death in a crwd crush isn’t being crushed but rather lsing air. It’s best t hld ut yur arms in frnt f yur chest. This allws space between yu and the persn in frnt f yu. It als prtects yur chest and lungs frm being crushed n the grund shuld yu fall.
There is usually fun where the crwds are, s enjy yurself. But remember t stay alert!
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V. Translatin
Directins: Translate the fllwing sentences int English, using the wrd given in the brackets.
72. 我们大家都觉得你的方法很实用。(practical)(汉译英)
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73. 让他懊恼的是，刚才他不小心把那个重要文件给删了。(frustrate) (汉译英)
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74. 坦率地说，考试分数只能作为一个参考，不能作为评价的唯一标准。(guideline) (汉译英)
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75. 你认为中学生为了完成作业，有必要花大量的时间到网上去查找资料吗？(it) (汉译英)
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VI. Guided Writing
76. Directins: Write an English cmpsitin in 120-150 wrds accrding t the instructins given belw in Chinese.
假如你是李华，是希望中学的一名学生。现在你们班级英语课上的互动形式和内容都越来越丰富了，但有一个现象需要注意，就是当老师提出的问题学生不能及时回答时，有时候老师会代替学生回答，有时候也会出现较长时间的冷场。针对这种情况，请你给老师写一封邮件，提出你的意见和建议。你的文章必须包括：
简单描述你觉得能改变这种现象的方法；
阐述你所提建议的理由。
（文中不得出现真实姓名和学校名称）
___________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________A. prcess B. impacting C. appearance D. linked E. assessment F. cstly
G. crucial H. highly I. legal J. pause K. marketed