山东省济宁市微山县启明高级中学2023-2024学年高二下学期第三次月考英语试题

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1~5 CABAC 6~10 BAACC 11~15 ABCCA 16~20 BCBBA
阅读理解
21-23 DBC 24-27 BBDC28-31 ACAD32-35 CCAD
七选五
36-40 CDFEB
完型
41-45 CBDAC 46-50 BDCBD51-55 ACBAC
语法填空
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应用文
When it cmes t the future career, I have been dreaming f becming a lawyer since childhd.
T achieve my dream, I must wrk diligently fr the time being t have a gd cmmand f knwledge. Only thrugh hard wrk can I be admitted t my ideal university where I will majr in law. Besides, I shuld als build myself up, which is the basic cnditin fr my prgress in study.
In shrt, I hpe my effrts tday will pay ff next year and I can have a bright future and a meaningful life!
读后续写
Suddenly, my mther’s advice eched in my mind: “If yu are ever lst, dn’t panic! Stay calm, and ask fr help!” Nw I gt int this mess, s I must get myself ut f it! I wiped away my tears and lked fr the signs which culd lead me t the infrmatin cunter. Fllwing the signs, I reached the infrmatin cunter. I nervusly asked the lvely staff t help me find my parents. The lady reassured me with a kind smile, befre beginning her annuncement int the speaker, “Attentin, there’s a missing child at the infrmatin cunter at Terminal D...”
A few minutes later, my parents, extremely breathless, appeared at the infrmatin cunter. My face lit up as sn as I saw them. “Mum! Dad!” I called ut. I ran as fast as my little legs culd carry me and jumped int my mther’s welcming arms. With tears streaming dwn her face, my mther praised me fr staying calm. Excitedly, I filled my parents in n my little adventure, frm realising I had gtten lst t finally reuniting with them. After listening t my tale, they envelped me in a warm hug.
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Text 1
M: Karen, I’m ging swimming in the gym tnight. Wuld yu like t jin me?
W: I’d like t, but Michelle will cme t my hme. We plan t practice fr ur perfrmance.
Text 2
W: Mark, hw abut rdering sme red wine and beef?
M: Gd idea. S what else d yu want t have?
W: I’m still lking at the menu. There’re just t many ptins.
Text 3
M: Why hasn’t anybdy cme yet? It’s already 6:30 pm nw.
W: Hney, I frgt t tell yu. I’ve tld them t cme half an hur later. I thught I wuld need mre time t prepare fr the party.
Text 4
W: I heard Mike studies very hard. He ften stays up late fr his study.
M: I’ve als heard abut that. But dn’t yu think it can d harm t his health? I d think he needs t have better learning habits.
Text 5
W: Tm, where d yu suggest I g in the cming hliday?
M: Why nt visit Jinggang Ancient Twn? It’s a very famus ld twn. It has a lng and rich histry.
W: That’s great. I really expect t learn mre abut the twn.
Text 6
M: Lily, I planned t g camping with my sister this weekend. Wuld yu like t g with us?
W: Srry, Jhn, but I already have plans. I’m ging t the beach with ur classmates Grace and Dave.
M: Sunds great! I als want sme fun n the beach. Can I jin yu?
W: Srry, but we’re nt ging there fr fun. We’re ging there t clean up the beach. We’ve decided t carry ut beach clean-ups every weekend.
M: I’m passinate abut envirnmental and climate change prjects, t. I think tidying the seafrnt is a simple actin we all can take. I’ll definitely g with yu.
W: Gd.
Text 7
M: Anna, d yu lve yur time studying here?
W: Yes. I was nt s happy befre I walked int the schl. I knew nbdy here and I really didn’t knw what t expect. But the minute I came t the classrm, I started t feel at hme. I was surprised hw much everyne wanted t make friends and hw welcming everyne was.
M: I’m s glad t hear that. S d yu knw hw t get arund the city nw?
W: Yes. It was really a challenge t get arund in the beginning, but nw it’s easy.
M: Hw d yu find yur hme stay family?
W: They’re really nice. But I d have a prblem.
M: What is it?
W: I ften fail t make myself understd when I talk t thers in Chinese.
Text 8
W: Jasn, d yu think we shuld get mental health days ff frm schl?
M: Yes, Jenny. Smetimes we need t stay hme and have a gd rest after hard schlwrk. I want days when I need sft music t make me feel relaxed. I als enjy playing arund.
W: But yu can d thse things after schl r n the weekend.
M: Yu knw, I have t d schlwrk and read bks as well.
W: Well, I dn’t think schls shuld give students days ff fr their mental health.
M: Why?
W: Having t many days ff can affect ur study and even ur life. And many students’ parents like mine have t g t wrk. If students get t many days ff, they might be at hme alne t much. This culd make sme students’ mental health issues wrse.
M: But sme students have serius mental health challenges. Hw can they get help?
W: I d think a mental health lecture can play a vital rle in students’ daily life and help t prtect them frm mental illness.
M: That sunds like a gd idea.
Text 9
W: Have yu finished reading the magazine, Henry?
M: Yes. Nw I’m reading sme nline news. I just read a news stry abut a flight. It was really amazing.
W: Did anything happen t the flight?
M: Yes. On Tuesday afternn an air traffic cntrller in Flrida gt an emergency radi call. Smene taking the flight tld him that he didn’t knw hw t fly the airplane.
W: Why did that persn want t fly the plane?
M: Because the pilt f the airplane wasn’t well.
W: The air traffic cntrller must have been very wrried.
M: Sure. But he had been wrking as an air traffic cntrller fr many years. Even mre imprtantly, he trains pilts. By giving careful instructins, the cntrller was able t help the man pilt the plane dwn, and land safely.
W: Did anybdy get injured?
M: Luckily, that didn’t happen. It was really a miracle.
W: Surely it was. That man was really brave. He saved all the lives n the plane.
M: That’s true.
Text 10
W: Mst babies first learn t walk and talk befre develping any skills r hbbies, but this was nt in the case f 15-year-ld Australian artist Aelita Andre.When she was 9 mnths ld, she started t learn painting by herself. By the age f ne year and ten mnths, her first painting was in Lndn Art Gallery. She had her first sl exhibitin in Manhattan when she was just fur years ld. The shw was called “The Prdigy f Clrs”. Aelita’s exhibitin in Manhattan was displayed fr three weeks straight. All her 24 artwrks were sld there within a week. The price was ranging frm $4,000 t $10,000. Aelita’s wrk gained ppularity and fame, and her artwrks began appearing in the big galleries all ver the wrld. Critics call her yung Picass, and her painting style is frequently cmpared with Jacksn Pllck, the greatest abstract artist f all time. Glbal Child Prdigy Awards is the wrld’s first and nly award ceremny t recgnize unique and talented children. Aelita Andre wn the award in 2020. Everyne has his r her wn talent, s find yur wn talent.