2022届四川省树德中学高三下学期开学考试英语试题PDF版含答案+听力

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二、阅读理解21-23 BDA 24-27 DCBA 28-31 BABD 32-35CCDC
36-40 FABCD
三、完形填空 41—45ABBCD 46—50 BADAA 51—55 DABCC 56—60 ABCDC
四、语法填空：
61. hlding 62. mine 63. cnclusin 64. have shwn 65. t
66. Preferred 67. knives 68. wh/that 69. was expected 70. a
五、短文改错
It is eq \f(clear,clearly) shwn that many middle schl students have physical r mental prblems.68% f the students eq \f(surveying,surveyed) have studying anxiety as well as pr eyesight eq \(﹨,t).And a larger percentage eq \f(lacks,lack) sleep. 52% are shrt f physical exercise.42% f the students wn't cmmunicate with eq \f(ur,their) parents r teachers.Persnally，I think we eq \f(student,students) shuld balance ur physical exercise and studies.Withut eq \(\s\up8(∧),a) sund bdy，ne can't achieve anything.Hwever，t much attentin has been paid nly eq \f(n,t) studies.As a result，I suggest we eq \f(are,be) given less hmewrk eq \f(r,and) mre time fr ut­f­classrm activities.Only in this way can we live a happy and healthy life.
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Text 1
W: I’d like t leave these shirts t be cleaned and pressed. Culd I have them by Saturday?
M: Yes. That will be OK.
W: See yu then.
Text 2
W: What are yu ging t d after this lessn?
M: I’m prbably ging t have a cup f cffee, what abut yu?
W: Oh, I’m ging t the pst ffice.
Text 3
W: Excuse me, I wuld like t change this purple sweater which I bught here yesterday fr the white ne.
M: Well, let’s see. The purple ne is 140 dllars, but the white ne is 30 dllars cheaper.
Text 4
W: It’s ten ’clck. Is that t late fr us t call Prfessr Brwn abut the student cuncil meeting?
M: Let’ s hld ff till tmrrw.
Text 5
M: It’s really amazing that yu gt an "A" n the test. Yu didn’t seem t have dne a lt f preparatin r exercise befre the test.
W: Nw yu knw why I never missed a lecture.
Text 6
W: I’ve never dne anything like this befre, yu knw.
M: Dn’t think like that! If yu first persuade yurself that yu’ve been ding the same thing every day fr years, yu wn’ t be nervus any mre.
W: It’s easy t say that, but I’ve always been the shy type. I can never pretend t be what I’m nt.
M: Well, nw yu must be a bit f an actress. If they ask yu smething yu dn’ t understand, pretend it desn’t matter and prmise t find ut fr them when yu have time. Abve all, dn’ t give them the idea that they’re ding a favr in giving yu the jb. They need yu as much as yu need them.
Text 7
W: The gvernment is ging t rganize a flk-custm activity at the end f the mnth. And ur cmmunity is suppsed t put n a perfrmance.
M: What kind f perfrmance? A lin dance?
W: Stuff like that but I think the lin dance is a bit t difficult and dangerus.
M: Sure, yu’ll be dancing with lins. What d yu expect? Then what abut Yangge Dance which we did befre.
W: Gd idea. Shall we get everyne in the cmmunity?
M: Maybe nt. I think we shuld just fcus n the retired peple.
W: I knw that they already have a Yangge Dance team, and then what we need is just t d sme rehearsals.
M: What abut the cstumes?
W: We can raise mney in the cmmunity. Yu knw each family 10 Yuan maybe.
M: Try smething new. We can find a supprting agency.
W: Great idea. There is a travel agency nearby wh wuld lve t be ur spnsr. It’s a perfect chance fr them t prmte ethnic turism.
M: Let’ s g fr it.
W: Maybe we shuld take part in the Yangge Dance, t. Gd exercise t lse weight.
M: Oh, my wrk-ut card is abut t expire.
W: Gd timing.
Text 8
M: Jane, let’s g swimming at the Student Center.
W: I’d like t, Tm, but I have a paper due n Friday, and I haven’t even started it yet.
M: Just an hur. I’ve gt a test tmrrw, s I wn’t be able t stay very lng.
W: I need the exercise, but I just can’ t spare the time.
M: Okay, hw abut dinner at the Grill7 Yu have t eat smething, and it’s right by the library. I’ll g ver there with yu after dinner, and yu can d yur research while I study fr my test.
W: Well, but...
M: Cme n. Yu’ll prbably want t stay late, and yu shuldn’t walk hme after dark. I’ll stay until yu’re ready t g.
W: That wuld be nice, but...
M: Lk, we really wuldn’t be wasting any time. We’ d just be ding everything we need t d, but we’ d be ding it tgether. I just want t spend time with yu.
W: Me t. Okay. I need t g hme first, then I’ll meet yu at the Grill abut six. Is that all right7
M: That’s great. We’ll get everything dne. Yu’ll see.
Text 9
W: Gd mrning.
M: Gd mrning. D take a seat. Nw, what can I d fr yu?
W: Well, I’ve been getting a lt f headaches recently.
M: I see. And d yu nrmally suffer frm headaches?
W: N, nt nrmally.
M: And are there any ther symptms? I mean, d yu feel sick, r anything like that?
W: N, just a headache.
M: When d yu get these headaches?
W: It’s usually when I’ve been reading r watching TV.
M: Mmm. D yu wear glasses?
W: N, I dn’t.
M. Well. Cver yur left eye. Nw, can yu read the letters n the chart ver there? ‘Try the third line frm the bttm.
W: Er... H, T, P... er, r is it R... and then it’s E, isn’ t it? That’s all I can read.
M: Hmm. Well, I think that’s prbably the prblem. S as a first step, I’d like yu t have yur eyes tested. I’ll give yu a letter, and yu need t take this t the ptician’s fr an appintment.
W: Oh, right, OK.
M: I’m sure glasses will clear up the headaches, but if they dn’t, then cme back and see me again.
W: Thank yu, dctr. Gdbye.
M: Gdbye.
Text 10
Cndleezza Rice is used t standing ut. After all, she was the US Secretary f State – a very public psitin. But that is nt the nly reasn she gets nticed. Her yuth, gender and skin clr have attracted a lt f attentin thrughut her plitical career.
Rice was brn in 1954 in Birmingham. Her parents tld her that she culd becme whatever she wanted. In fact, Rice’s first lve was classical pian. She started cllege at age 15, intending t majr in music. But she quickly realized that while she was very gd, she wuld never be great. S she gave up this dream fr anther -- a career in plitics. She went n t get a master’s and a dctral degree in plitical science. By the age f 26, she was a prfessr at Stanfrd University. Frm there her career develped quickly. She mved t Washingtn in 1989 t serve n Gerge H. W. Bush’ s Natinal Security Cuncil. In 1991 she returned t Stanfrd and tw years later became its yungest, first female and first black dean.
She re-entered the plitical wrld in 2001, becming Gerge W. Bush’s Natinal Security Advisr. Rice attracted internatinal attentin in this psitin and has been called ne f the mst pwerful natinal security advisrs in American histry. She held this psitin until 2005, when appinted Secretary f State.