山东省日照市2021-2022学年高三上学期12月校际联考英语试题（含听力）

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2021.12
注意事项：
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3．考试结束后，将答题卡交回。
第一部分 听力(共两节，满分30分)
做题时，先将答案标在试卷上。录音内容结束后，你将有两分钟的时间将试卷上的答案转涂到答题卡上。
第一节(共5小题；每小题1.5分，满分7.5分)
听下面5段对话。每段对话后有一个小题，从题中所给的A、B、C三个选项中选出最佳选项，并标在试卷的相应位置。听完每段对话后，你都有10秒钟的时间来回答有关小题和阅读下一小题。每段对话仅读一遍。
1．Hw des the wman react t the news?
A．Disappinted． B．Excited． C．Surprised．
2．What des the wman want t d with the bttle?
A．Recycle it． B．Use it again． C．Thrw it away．
3．When did the wman begin t paint?
A．When she was in high schl．
B．When she was in cllege．
C．After she finished cllege．
4．Wh is the wman prbably speaking t?
A．Her bss． B．A driver． C．A mailman．
5．Where des the cnversatin prbably take place?
A．At an airprt． B．In a studi． C．In a classrm．
第二节(共15小题；每小题1.5分，满分22.5分)
听下面5段对话或独白。每段对话或独白后有几个小题，从题中所给的A、B、C三个选项中选出最佳选项。听每段对话或独白前，你将有时间阅读各个小题，每小题5秒钟；听完后，各小题将给出5秒钟的作答时间。每段对话或独白读两遍。
听第6段材料，回答第6、7题。
6．What are the speakers mainly talking abut?
A．Hw t celebrate Christmas．
B．Where t have dinner．
C．What t ck fr dinner．
7．When did Anna stp eating meat?
A．Last spring． B．Last summer． C．Last autumn．
听第7段材料，回答第8、9题。
8．What des the girl want a party fr?
A．An anniversary． B．A graduatin． C．A birthday．
9．Hw des the by want t celebrate in the end?
A．By having a barbecue．
B．By making sme fd at hme．
C．By arranging an appintment．
听第8段材料，回答第10至12题。
10．Hw many times has Ramb bitten ther dgs this mnth?
A．Once． B．Twice． C．Three times．
11．What des the wman suggest ding?
A．Paying fr training． B．Paying fr a rpe． C．Paying the fine．
12．What will the wman d next?
A．Read a magazine n dgs．
B．Put n an advertisement．
C．Make a phne call．
听第9段材料，回答第13至16题。
13．Hw many peple are needed t pick the fruit?
A．One． B．Tw． C．Three．
14．What did the by intend t d?
A．G t sch1． B．Watch TV. C．D his hmewrk．
15．What will the by prbably pick?
A．Apples． B．Pears． C．Strawberries．
16．Why des the fruit need t be picked tday?
A．There will be a strm．B．It can g bad sn． C．The by is hungry．
听第10段材料，回答第17至20题。
17．What des the speaker think f cmparing extreme pverty?
A．It is cmplicated． B．It is impssible． C．It is urgent．
18．Which rganizatin has been mnitring the pverty line?
A．The United Natins． B．The Omidyar Netwrk．C．The Wrld Bank．
19．When did the number f the ppulatin belw the pverty line reduce t 18％?
A．In 1990． B．In 2010． C．In 2013．
20．Which cuntry has intrduced a basic incme?
A．Finland． B．Spain． C．Sctland．
第二部分 阅读(共两节，满分50分)
第一节(共15小题；每小题2.5分，满分37.5分)
阅读下列短文，从每题所给的A、B、C、D四个选项中选出最佳选项。
A
Disney+ has arrived in the UK and the timing culdn’t be better．With the crnavirus keeping peple indrs，its cllectin f family-friendly mvies is just what we need right nw．Here we’ve picked ut sme f the best films n Disney+ UK t help get yu started．
Tg
The year is 1925 and a deadly epidemic has struck the Alaskan twn f Nme．The nly cure is 600 miles away and a massive strm is abut t strike the regin．The nly hpe f getting t the vaccine(疫苗)lies with Lenhard Seppala，and his lead sled dg，Tg．The entire missin t save the twn relies upn Tg’s ability t face the challenging cnditins．Added t all that，Tg is based n a true stry．
Hney，I Shrunk the Kids
Wayne Szalinski creates an electrmagnetic shrinking machine．Naturally，he accidentally shrinks his wn children，plus the kids frm next dr and then unknwingly thrws them in the trash．T becme their nrmal size again，the six-millimeter-tall children must make their way acrss the family’s yard and back t the huse．It’s smething filled with danger when yu’re smaller than an ant．An abslute classic．
Cheaper by the Dzen
Tm Baker and his wife Kate have 12 children．When Tm gets his dream jb as a cllege ftball cach，he relcates the entire family causing upset amng his children．Kate’s bk gets published，meaning she has t spend sme time away frm the family and withut her the Bakers’lives are pure chas．A classic cmedy．
UP
Pixar’s Up can claim ne f the mst mving pening scenes f any mvie．In a little ver 90 minutes，directr Pete Dcter takes us n the jurney f Carl，an ld widwer wh is seeking ut Paradise Falls．Carl’s trip，in his flying huse，is made in memry f his wife，Ellie，wh had always wanted t visit the Falls．The film wn tw Oscars—Best Animated Feature and Best Original Scre．
21．Why will Tg have t travel a lng distance with its wner?
A．T cmpete fr a great prize． B．T escape the cming strm．
C．T save the twn frm starvatin．D．T get the cure fr a serius disease．
22．What d Hney，I Shrunk the Kids and Cheaper by the Dzen have in cmmn?
A．They are sci-fi films． B．They are cmedies．
C．They describe family stries．D．They fcus n schling．
23．What des Up mainly shw?
A．Carl’s deep lve fr his late wife． B．Carl’s strng desire fr risk-taking．
C．Carl’s unusual ability t create things．D．Carl’s special way t travel arund．
B
Jennifer Rcha，wh graduated frm UC San Dieg，said she wanted t thank her parents fr supprt by taking graduatin phts in the fields where she wrked alngside them since high sch1．
“I wanted t take thse pictures ut there，specifically in the field，because that’s what made me g t cllege．”Rcha said．“That was my clad’s lessn f saying：If yu dn’t pursue a higher educatin，yu’re ging t be wrking here the rest f yur life．”Rcha said her parents encuraged her and her siblings t pursue a higher educatin．
She started wrking in the fields with her parents when she was a junir in high sch1．Each day，she wuld g hme and wrk planting strawberries vernight．“It was tugh labr，”Rcha said as she remembered wrking late nights in the fields．“I was like．‘Yu knw what? I dn’t want t be ding this my whle life．’”
Cmpleting the past fur years f cllege was nt always easy fr Rcha．While being a fulltime student，she als wrked at the university’s plice department t help pay fr her tuitin．She wrked lng hurs t fund her educatin．At times，her wrk shifts wuldn't end until 4 r 5 am，leaving nly a few hurs t spare befre the next class．“I have class at like 8 am，and it’s nt wrth me driving and then cming back，”Rcha said．“S，I wuld just nap in my car and then g t class after that．It was tugh times，but I mean，we gt that diplma．”
Rcha hpes her phts and her stry will be an inspiratin t immigrant families．She said it was imprtant t include her parents in her graduatin phts．“I wanted t nt just hnr them but hnr all the migrant skilled wrkers，because a lt f times they aren’t recgnized and we frget abut them．My parents being migrant wrkers were able t have three girls get their cllege educatin，and yu can d it，t，and yur kids can，”she said．
24．Why did Rcha take graduatin phts in the field?
A．T thank her parents fr their hard wrk． B．T remember her life in the cuntryside．
C．T shw her preference fr field wrk．D．T share her jy ff finishing cllege．
25．What did Rcha’s dad expect her t d?
A．Help him supprt the family． B．Receive a further educatin．
C．Find a well-paid jb．D．Becme a skilled farmer．
26．Which f the fllwing best describes Rcha’s cllege life?
A．Exciting． B．Bring． C．Labrius．D．Carefree．
27．what des Rcha intend t d thrugh her stry?
A．T stress the imprtance f educatin． B．T remind thers f labr’s value．
C．T win awards at cllege graduatin．D．T inspire thers t pursue educatin．
C
Kids，parents，teachers and health experts are calling fr traditinal schl unifrms t be replaced with sprts unifrms five days a week．
Matthew Mclaughlin and a team f researchers，fund in a recent survey fur in five parents and six in ten teachers supprt a change in unifrm plicy allwing students t wear sprts unifrms every day．The research als shwed 62 percent f primary schl students and 72 percent f secndary schl students wuld prefer t wear a sprts unifrm five days a week．“We think sprts unifrms shuld be wrn five days a week and that wuld be a saving f $167 fr primary students and $363 fr secndary students in Victria，”Mr．Mclaughlin said．“Sprts unifrms are cheaper than traditinal unifrms．Mst sprts unifrms cnsist f a tracksuit，a pl shirt with schl lg，sprt shrts and trainers．”
He said lder students strngly agreed they wuld be mre active wearing sprts unifrms due t traditinal unifrms being“t uncmfrtable”．“The sprts unifrms make it easier fr students t engage in mre physical activity．An example f this is girls being able t play n mnkey bars withut having t wrry abut expsing their underwear while ging upside dwn．They can already see frm a yung age that this sets them apart frm the bys．”
Geff Rberts said his schl’s students had been wearing an“active wear unifrm”since the start f the year．“It’s incredibly ppular with students．It’s everyday cmfrt，easy t wash and dry and gender diverse，”he said．It had increased the students’activity levels at lunch and recess.
Independent Schls Victria chief executive Michelle Green said independent schls set their wn unifrm plicies and had adpted a wide range f appraches．“Sme dn’t prescribe(规定)a unifrm at all，”Ms Green said．“In recent years there has been a trend amng many schls tward mre flexible and in sme cases mre infrmal plicies n unifrms．This has included gender neutral ptins and unifrms that dn’t restrict physical activity，particularly fr girls．”
28．What d the numbers in Paragraph 2 reflect?
A．The supprt frm parents fr schling． B．The urge t change schl rules．
C．The demand fr mre exercise．D．The recgnitin f sprtswear．
29．Why d students prefer sprtswear at schl?
A．They can d activity mre cnveniently．
B．They can develp a sense f cnfidence．
C．They can be mre active in class．
D．They can have a feeling f belnging．
30．What can we infer frm Ms Green’s wrds?
A．It is infrmal t wear sprts clthes． B．Unifrm plicies are becming flexible．
C．Unifrms are suitable fr every student．D．Girls suffer a lt frm wearing unifrms．
31．What is the best title fr the text?
A．Change yur schl unifrms at nce B．Chse suitable clthes fr schl
C．Abandn schl unifrms fr sprtswear D．Wear sprts unifrms fr mre exercise
D
We’re all familiar with sngs getting stuck in ur head while we’re awake，but it turns ut this can happen during sleep as well．A new study investigating the phenmenn indicates that earwrms invading(侵入)ur brains at night culd cause prblems in getting t sleep and staying asleep．
“Our brains cntinue t prcess music even when nne is playing，including apparently while we are asleep，”says Michael Scullin．
He and his clleagues used surveys f 199 peple，as well as a sleep lab test invlving 50 vlunteers，t measure hw listening t music befre bedtime affects sleep．In particular，the team fcused n catchy earwrms．
Earwrms were reprted thrughut the night by participants，with thse catching an earwrm taking lnger t fall asleep，spending mre time in the light stages f sleep，and waking up mte times during the night．Surprisingly，the instrumental versins f the sngs caused abut twice as many earwrms and mre subsequent sleep prblems than the versins with vcal(声乐)．
“We thught that peple wuld have earwrms at bedtime when they were trying t fall asleep，but we certainly didn’t knw that peple wuld reprt regularly waking up frm sleep with an earwrm，”says Scullin．“But we saw that in bth the survey and experimental study．”
Past studies have linked late-night music listening with better sleep in thse with insmnia(失眠)，perhaps because it can relax the bdy．
Scullin suggests aviding listening t music right befre bed t limit the chance f a catchy tune taking hld in ur minds．Engaging in sme ther cgnitive activity befre sleeping，like making a list f jbs fr the next day，might als help clear the mind，Scullin says．
“Everyne knws that music listening feels gd，”says Scullin．“Adlescents and yung adults rutinely listen t music near bedtime．But smetimes yu can have t much f a gd thing．The mre yu listen t music，the mre likely yu are t catch an earwrm that wn’t g away at bedtime．When that happens，chances are yur sleep is ging t suffer．”
32．What may happen t us if we have earwrms at night?
A．We may have a sund sleep． B．We may fall asleep in n time．
C．We may wake up fewer times．D．We may suffer a light sleep．
33．What des the underlined wrd“that”in Paragraph 5 refer t?
A．Peple have earwrms at bedtime．
B．Peple wake up frm sleep with an earwrm．
C．Peple have mre prblems with vcal versins．
D．Peple suffer earwrms after hearing instrumental sngs．
34．What des Scullin advise us t d befre bed?
A．List the sngs we have listened t． B．Avid listening t music．
C．Listen t music t relax ur bdy．D．Cunt wrms t fall asleep sn．
35．What des the text mainly talk abut?
A．Late night music gets yu t sleep sn．
B．Music can relax yur bdy．
C．Earwrms hurt yu when yu are asleep．
D．Many peple have sleep prblems at night．
第二节(共5小题；每小题2.5分，满分12.5分)
阅读下面短文，从短文后的选项中选出可以填入空白处的最佳选项。选项中有两项为多余选项。
On March 31，2007，the Wrld Wildlife Fund(WWF)urged the citizens and businesses in Sydney t switch ff all lights fr ne hur． 36 This small actin helped save 10％f the electricity—the equivalent(等同) f the carbn dixide emitted by 48，000 cars—cnsumed by the city’s residents in a regular evening hur．
As news f the impact spread，mre peple became inspired t jin the Earth Hur mvement．In 2008，ver 50 millin peple in ver 5，000 cities wrldwide bserved the event． 37 Tday Earth Hur，held annually n the last Saturday f March，is the biggest vluntary envirnmental mvement glbally and is celebrated in ver 180 cuntries．
Besides making an immediate difference，the WWF says the wrldwide participatin demnstrates peple’s desire t d their share t reverse climate change．In the past decade，the Earth Hur mvement has inspired several glbal initiatives t prtect the envirnment． 38
39 Accrding t the WWF，simple actins such as turning ff unnecessary lights r chsing wd pencils ver plastic nes can g a lng way t help reverse climate change．
Nt sure what t d withut yur gadgets and televisin fr a whle hur? 40 “If that is nt exciting enugh，then hw abut a late-night hike r bike ride? Remember，climate change can be reversed if we all help—s，be sure t d yur part!
A．The numbers have grwn since then．
B．A jurney f a thusand miles begins with a single step．
C．Earth Hur is the brainchild f the Wrld Wildlife Fund．
D．Mre than 2 millin husehlds respnded t the request．
E．This includes the establishment f a 2.7 millin square meters Earth Hur frest in Uganda．
F．The WWF suggests rganizing a candlelight dinner fr yur family r a picnic under the stars．
G．While the big changes certainly help，minr lifestyle changes can make a big difference as well．
第三部分 语言运用(共两节，满分30分)
第一节(共15小题：每小题1分，满分15分)
阅读下面短文，从每题所给的A、B、C、D四个选项中选出可以填入空白处的最佳选项。
Several years ag，I was bitten by a msquit carrying West Nile virus．I was lying in bed fr three mnths and had 41 with speech．My left leg didn’t wrk right．Abut tw years and a half int this，I 42 I was never ging t be able t wrk again，s I started 43 smething that wuld give my 44 a sense f meaning and purpse．S I 45 art．
When I d art，my brain becmes very still and 46 and the nly thing that exists is that mment f creating with the paintbrush and the clrs and the paper．And it’s such a 47 place t be because that’s all there is．It’s just that mment f 48 ．
And with waterclrs，there are ways in which yu 49 the paint nt a wet piece f paper and it just srt f spreads，and yu can 50 anther drp f paint t it，a 51 clr，and that will spread．And yu get sme just 52 cmbinatins that yu can’t cntrl；that just 53 ．
The mst imprtant thing is t have 54 in the prcess f ding it because，fr me，that’s the place that I like t be．It is in the prcess and nt s 55 t hw it lks in the end．
41．A．prblems B．1essns C．cnnectins D．cnditins
42．A．dreamt B．realized C．admitted D．intended
43．A．making up B．taking dwn C．lking fr D．putting frward
44．A．mind B．family C．career D．1ife
45．A．turned t B．shwed ff C．dealt with D．1ived n
46．A．painful B．quiet C．messy D．full
47．A．strange B．nisy C．wnderful D．distant
48．A．acting B．playing C．thinking D．creating
49．A．drp B．pur C．stick D．apply
50．A．bring B．add C．remve D．mix
51．A．thick B．mild C．different D．bright
52．A．cmplex B．familiar C．rdinary D．beautiful
53．A．escapes B．happens C．waits D．disappears
54．A．patience B．determinatin C．talent D．fun
55．A．attached B．accustmed C．cmpared D．expsed
第二节(共10小题；每小题1.5分，满分15分)
阅读下面短文，在空白处填入1个适当的单词或括号内单词的正确形式。
Tianzhu 2．a carg spacecraft launched n May 29，2021，dcked(对接)with Tianhe—the cre mdule f the cuntry’s permanent space statin—early n the mrning f May 30．
A Lng March-7 rcket， 56 (carry)Tianzhu 2，was launched frm the Wenchang Space Center 57 the cast f the suthern island prvince f Hainan at 8：55 pm n May 29．After a 10-minute flight atp the 53-meter rcket，the craft entered a lw Earth rbit，unflded 58 (it)slar panels and began t perfrm the rapid autnmus rendezvus(交会)and dcking prcedures， 59 lasted abut eight hurs．
Tianzhu 2 successfully dcked with Tianhe’s back hatch at 5：01 am．Next，it was prgrammed t cnduct autnmus refueling peratins and perfrm sme equipment 60 (test)．
When astrnauts frm the Shenzhu XII spacecraft bard Tianhe in the near future，they will 61 (gradual)mve living materials and missin paylads frm Tianzhu 2 t the cre mdule.
Tianhe 62 (1ift)by a Lng March-5B heavy-lift rcket at the Wenchang Space Launch Center n April 29．The mdule，the largest spacecraft China 63 (build)s far，is the first part f the Chinese space statin，named Tiangng．
Befre dcking with Tianzhu 2，Tianhe carded ut 64 series f jbs t check its designs fr rendezvus，astrnaut 65 (accmmdate)and experimental equipment．
第四部分 写作(共两节，满分40分)
第一节(满分15分)
假定你是李华。英国留学生Jhan上周申请加入你校国画俱乐部，因为满员被拒绝了。请你给他写一封邮件，内容包括：
1．告知消息；
2．说明原因；
3．推荐其它俱乐部。
注意：
1．词数80左右；
2．请按如下格式在答题卡的相应位置作答。
Dear Jhan，
Yurs，
Li Hua
第二节(满分25分)
阅读下面材料，根据其内容和所给段落开头语续写两段，使之构成一篇完整的短文。
I never thught that I understd her．She always seemed s far away frm me．I lved her，f curse．We shared mutual(相互的)lve frm the day I was brn．I came int this wrld with a head ut f shape because f the hard labr my mther had gne thrugh．Family members and friends wrinkled their nses at the disfigured baby I was．But n，nt her．Nana thught I was beautiful．Her eyes twinkled with happiness at the ugly baby in her arms．Her first granddaughter．Beautiful，she said．
Befre final exams in my junir year f high schl，she died．Seven years ag，her dctrs diagnsed Nana with Alzheimer’s disease．Seven years ag，ur family became experts n this disease as，slwly，we lst her．
She always spke in brken sentences．As the years passed，the wrds she spke became fewer and fewer，until finally she said nthing at a11．We were lucky t get ne ccasinal wrd ut f her—beautiful．It was then that ur family knew she was near the end．
Abut a week r s befre she died，she lst the abilities fr her bdy t functin at all，and the dctrs decided t mve her t a hspice，where thse wh entered wuld never cme ut．
I tld my parents I wanted t see her．I had t see her．My uncntrllable curisity had taken a step abve my nervus and emtinal fear．
My mther brught me t the hspice tw days after my request．My grandfather and tw f my aunts were there as well，but all hung back in the hallway as I entered Nana’s rm．She was siring in a big，sft chair next t her bed，eyes shut，muth hanging pen．The medicine was keeping her asleep．My eyes darted(看)arund the rm at the windws，the flwers，and the way Nana lked．I was struggling very hard t take it all in，knwing that this wuld be the last time I ever saw her alive．
注意：
1．续写词数应为150左右；
2．请按如下格式在答题卡的相应位置作答。
I slwly sat dwn acrss frm her．
The wrd brught back a lt f happy memries．