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1、河北省保定市20222023学年度第一学期高三期末调研考试英 语 试 题注意事项：1.答卷前，考生务必将自己的姓名、准考证号填写在答题卡上。2.回答选择题时，选出每小题答案后，用铅笔把答题卡上对应题目的答案标号涂黑。如需改动，用橡皮擦干净后，再选涂其他答案标号。回答非选择题时，将答案写在答题卡上，写在本试卷上无效。3.考试结束后，将本试卷和答题卡一并交回。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
2、项中选出最佳选项。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。例:How much is the shirt?A.19.15.B.9.18.C.9.15.答案是C。1.Where does the conversation probably take place?A.In a supermarket.B.In a restaurant.C.On the street.2.When is the mans birthday party?A.On July 20.B.On July 23.C.On July 26.3.What will the woman
3、do this afternoon?A.Go sightseeing.B.Go to a dancing class.C.Stay at home.4.Why did the man leave Boston?A.The town was too small.B.He found a job in California.C.He had problems with the language.5.What does the woman ask the man to do?A.Play games.B.Finish his homework.C.Help with the housework.高三
4、英语试题第1页(共12页)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.How much will the man pay in all?A.37 dollars.B.40 dollars.C.43 dollars.7.How will the man pay the bill?A.In cash.B.By VISA card.C.By cr
5、edit card.听第7段材料，回答第8至10题。8.Where does the woman want to go?A.Henley on Thames.B.Gary Park.C.Peak National Park.9.Which platform can the woman go to get the train?A.Platform 4.B.Platform 3.C.Platform 2.10.When is the last subway train?A.22:30.B.23:00.C.23:30.听第8段材料，回答第11至13题。11.Why does the man make
6、 the phone call?A.To make a reservation.B.Tocancel a conference.C.To check on a photo.12.Where does the man know about the hotel?A.On TV.B.On the website.C.On WeChat.13.How far is it from the hotel to the beach?A.It takes 10 minutes by car.B.It takes half an hour on foot.C.It takes 10 minutes on foo
7、t.听第9段材料，回答第14至17题。14.How often does the man read newspapers?A.Every day.B.Once a week.C.Once a month.15.How much does the man spend on the paper newspapers every year?A.About$5.B.About$30.C.About$60.高三英语试题第2页(共12页)16.Whats the mans favorite magazine?A.News Week.B.Auto&Design.C.The New Yorker.17.Wha
8、t does the man think of the future of the paper newspapers?A.It will probably disappear.B.It will be less popular.C.It will not be as expensiveas before.听第10段材料，回答第18至20题。18.When did Clara begin to help the soldiers?A.In 1821,B.In 1861.C.In 1873.19.Where did Clara first learn about the Red Cross?A.I
9、n the United Kingdom.B.In Switzerland.C.In the United States.20.What did Clara do after she returned to the United States?A.She started an American branch of the Red Cross.B.She delivered supplies to the battlefield.C.She helped to search for the missing soldiers.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,
10、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。ASt.Petersburg 2 Day Top-Guided Mini-Group Tour:The Best of the City And Its Suburbs Bookonline or call:+1(702)648-5873Make the most of your time in St.Petersburg on this small-group excursion(短途旅行)limited to just 15 people.Spending two days exploring offers t
11、he opportunity to not only see thecitys top sights,including the Hermitage Museum,but also to go outside the city to explore thecities of Peterhof and Pushkin.Small-group tour(maximum 15)ensures a more personal experienceTwo-day tour offers ample time to explore the city and its surroundingsIncludes
12、 visa-free entry:Skip the hassle(烦扰)of applying for a Russian visaHassle-free port/hotel pickup and drop-off,and all transportFrom$185.00:Lowest Price Guarantee高三英语试题第3页(共12页)Keeping you safe during COVID-19Face masks required for travelers in publicareasGear/equipment sanitized(消毒)between useFace m
13、asks required for guides in publicareasTransportation vehicles regularly sanitizedFace masks provided for travelersGuides required to regularly wash handsHand sanitizer available to travelers and staff Regular temperature checks for staffSocialdistancingenforcedthroughoutexperienceTemperaturechecksf
14、ortravelersuponarrivalRegularly sanitized high-traffic areasPaidstay-at-homepolicyforstaffwithsymptomsWhatsIncludedLunchBottled waterHotel/port pickup and drop-off/Transport by air-conditioned minivan with4G InternetProfessional guide/Headsets to hear the guide clearly for groups of 7 orlargerDay I
15、evening extension/free-timeDeparture&ReturnTraveler pickup is offered/St.Petersburg port or centrally located hotel.What To ExpectDayl Imperial Summer Residences10 SpotsDay2 Saint Petersburg City tour13 Spots21.Which of the following is NOT included in the tour?A.Lunch.B.Bottled water.C.Accommodatio
16、n.D.Pickup and drop-off.22.What should the staff do when getting covid-19 symptoms during the tour?A.LeaveRussia.B.Go on the tour.C.Obey the stay-at-home policy.D.Buy some face masks and hand sanitizers.23.How many scenery spots does the tour include?A.10.B.13.C.15.D.23.高三英语试题第4页(共12页)BWearing his b
17、right red armband and speaking fluent Mandarin,from a distance 62-year-oldGao Tianrui could be taken for any regular Chinese man.But on closer inspection,things are not quite what they seem:Gaos real name is TerryCrossman and he is from the United States.Having lived in Beijing for more than20 years
18、,TerryCrossman has finally fulfilled his Chinese dream:becoming a public security volunteer.Life as a“Xicheng Dama”has even made him an online celebrity.Xicheng Dama are volunteers,usually women in late middle-age,who roam(闲逛)the streetsof downtown Beijings Xicheng district.And now Crossman has jone
19、d their club.He is seen givingtourists directions,getting water for a baby and even helping a neighbor sell yogurt.“I like helping others,”he said.“I live in the hutong and my neighbors and I usually help eachother This is where I live,where my friends are and where I call home.”Crossman became inte
20、rested in Chinese culture as a teenager.At 18,he took a ship to Taiwan tolearn Chinese.On the ship the captain suggested that he should have a Chinese name.“He named meGao Tianrui,”he said.Crossman and his family moved to Beijing in 1997.His parents separated when he was young,and he lived in many d
21、ifferent places in the US,so he never felt like he had a regular home there.“Ihad no hometown in the United States,”he said.“Your home is where your things are.In this sense,Beijing is my home.”He can often be found chatting with local people,especially taxi drivers.During his leisure time,Crossman
22、teaches people English.Currently he is helping employees at a cafe near his home,tellingthemhow to sayuseful words such as“set meal”and“discount”.In March,Crossman met Liu Xiaoxia,who helped him get into volunteering.“He asked me togive him a red armbandthe symbol of the volunteers.”Liu said,and Cro
23、ssman is proud of his.“In different periods I had different lives:married life,life with children and life alone,”he said.“Now I just enjoy living here.”24.What does Crossman need to do as a Xicheng Dama?A.Pretend to be Chinese.B.Be a tour guide.C.Chat with others.D.Help others.25.Which of the follo
24、wing best describes Crossman?A.Warmhearted.B.Humorous.C.Confident.D.Proud.26.How did Crossman get his Chinese name?A.From a ship captain.B.From a taxi driver.C.From his parents.D.From Liu Xiaoxia.27.Why does Crossman feel proud of his red armband?A.It makes him look likea native Chinese man.B.It mar
25、ks the realization of his dream to become a volunteer.C.It reminds him of his hometown in the United States.D.It allows him to chat with local people whenever he is free.高三英语试题第5页(共12页)CWhether your biggest meal is breakfast or dinner seems to make no difference when it comes tolosing weight if you
26、are eating the same number of calories.Alexandra Johnstone at the University of Aberdeen in the UK and her colleagues recruited 30adults who were overweight or obese and had no other underlying health conditions.The researchersthen provided participants with food and beverages for 10weeks.For the fi
27、rst week,the participants followed a weight maintenance(保持)diet,consuming 1.5times the number of calories needed at their resting metabolic(新陈代谢的)rate.Calories wereevenly distributed across three meals each day.For the following four weeks,participants were divided into two groups:14people ate 45 pe
28、rcentof their calories at breakfast,35 percent at lunch and 20 percent at dinner.The other 16 ate 20percent of their calories at breakfast,35 percent at lunch and 45 percent at dinner.Both groups wererestricted to the calories required at their resting metabolic rate,and had 35 percent of calories f
29、romfat,30 percent from protein and 35 percent from carbohydrates.After the four weeks,both groups followed the weight maintenance diet again for one weekbefore switching to the opposite diet for the next four weeks.So,people on the big breakfast diet atethe big dinner diet and vice versa(反之亦然).The r
30、esearchers found that there was little difference in how much weight participants lost whenthey ate more in the morning or the evening:people lost an average of 3.33 kilograms during the largebreakfast diet compared with an average of 3.38 kilograms during the large dinner diet.That suggestscalories
31、 are metabolised the same regardless of when they are consumed,says Johnstone.One limitation of this study is its length,says Mindy Patterson at Texas Womans University.Previous research has found that front-loading calories earlier in the day leads to significantdifferences in weight loss after fiv
32、e weeks,not four,she says.“Perhaps they should have gone a little bitlonger in duration and then we would have seen that difference.”28.What do we know from the process of the research?A.All the participants followed the same diet for 10 weeks.B.Participants ate the same number of calories across th
33、ree meals each day.C.At first,participants ate more calories than what they need.D.During the first 4 weeks,all the participants ate big breakfast.29.What can we infer from the text?A.Calories are burnt the same whenever they are consumed.B.People who have big breakfast lose weight easily.C.People c
34、onsuming 1.5 times the number of calories lose weight easily.D.Calories from different sources are consumed differently.高三英语试题第6页(共12页)30.How does the writer tell us the result of the research?A.By giving examples.B.By making comparisons.C.By relating to previous results.D.By dividing into different
35、 categories.31.What is Mindys attitude towards the research?A.Indifferent.B.Skeptical.C.Positive.D.Supportive.DScientists found statistical equality between boysand girls brains when it comes to learningmath.Jessica Cantlon,author of the study and professor of developmental neuroscience(神经科学)at Carn
36、egie Mellon University,told NPR that when it comes to learning math,boys and girlsare“indistinguishable.”Boys and girls experience learning math in the same way,the new study found,debunking theage-old thought that-males are superior to females in the subject.The study published Friday in the journa
37、l Science of Learning discovered that young boys andgirls use the same networks in the brain to solve math problems.“While some have thought that boysare biologically likely to be better in math,there was little evidence to support thoseclaims,”researchers said in the study.Some earlier studies have
38、 shown gender differences,but“it isimpossible to separate intrinsic(本质的),biological differences from sociocultural influences.”For the study published Friday,researchers analyzed 104 kids between 3 and 10years old whilethey performed some tests connected with mental processes of understanding and wa
39、tched videosof math lessons in an MRI scanner.In a first for such a study,scientists used neuroimaging(神经成像)to capture images of kidsbrains to evaluate the differences between males and females.Testing revealed that girlsand boysbrains function similarly during mathematical processing.“Additionally,
40、there was no evidence of gender differences in neural responses to mathematicscontent,neural responses during educational video viewing,or rates of neural development formathematical processing in early childhood.”Furthermore,scientists“found statistical equality between boys and girls throughout th
41、ebrain.”This led the researchers to conclude that“gender differences in the field of science in adultsdont develop from intrinsic differences in childrens brains but likely from a complex environmentalorigin.”32.What does the underlined word“debunking”mean in paragraph 2?A.Spreading.B.Exposing.C.Ref
42、lecting.D.Confirming.高三英语试题第7页(共12页)33.What can be inferred from the third paragraph?A.The gender differences are likely influenced by socio-culture.B.Boys and girls solve math problems in exactly the same way.C.Evidence was found that boys are biologically better in math.D.Earlier studies haveenoug
43、h evidence to provethe gender differences.34.Whats the result of the tests among the 104 kids?A.Girls and boys brains aredifferent in Math.B.The kids likewatching videos of math lessons.C.The MRI scanner is helpful to evaluate the differences.D.There are no gender differences in learning Math.35.Whi
44、ch is the most suitable title for the text?A.Boys and Girls Are Equal in Getting EducationB.Boys and Girls Brains Are Equal in MathC.Males Are Superior to Females in MathD.Adults Are Superior to Kids in Math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。When it comes to building
45、your savings,these little moves can add up a great deal.Good savers know the difference between wants and needsOne of the biggest lies were sold today,Stanzak says,is that wants are actually needs.“Ive hadso many clients try and tell me that travel,new clothing,and eating out are real needs,”shesays
46、.“They re really not.”_36_.For more money-saving tips,learn the things rich people never wastetheir money on.Good savers use cash or checks_37_.“Research shows you spend 20 percent more when using a credit card because it makespurchasing feel lesspainful,”she explains.Handing someone cash or writing
47、 out a check slows downmany impulse(冲动)buys.Good savers keep track of the little thingsLittle things can add up to big expenses quickly,Garrett says,often before you even realizewhats happening._38_.39Being frugal(简朴的)is a big part of saving money.And good savers are not too proud to usecoupons,hunt
48、 down the best deal,or research all possible choices before buying.“Good savers thinkthrough each purchase and compare competitor prices,look for coupons,and read reviews in detail tomakethe best purchase decision,”高三英语试题第8页(共12页)Worochsays.Good savers start smallIt can be easy to read lists of mone
49、y-saving tips like this and feel completely puzzled as to what todo._40_.“If you re new to saving,start small.Its easier to adapt to a small change than a completeone,”Woroch explains.“So begin by automating(使自动化)a small amount each week and when youbecome used to saving that amount and living off w
50、hat you have left,increase it by a little.Youllcontinue creating a better savings habit each time.”A.Good savers look for dealsB.Good savers adjust for life changesC.But saving doesnt have to be a huge changeD.Good savers often tend to use physical types of moneyE.Good savers will write down,all the