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第I卷(选择题共45分)一、单项填空(共15小题，每小题1分，满分15分)()1.-Whatdoyouthinkof2023AsianYouthGames?-1shouldsayitwassuccess.A./；aB.the;aC.the;/D./；/()2.-Peterhasgoodgradesinallhissubjects,buthenevershowsoff.-Iagree.Heisvery.A.easy-goingB.imaginativeC.modestD.generous()3.一That'sverykindyoume.A.of;helpB.of;tohelpC.to;tohelpD.for;helping()4.-IsthatyourbestfriendKitty?-No,itbeher.SheflewtoSingaporeyesterday.A.mustn,tB.maynotC.needn7tD.can1t()5.-Hedidnztthinktheshirt,sohedidn1tbuyit.A.enoughcheapB.enoughexpensiveC.cheapenoughD.expensiveenough()6.-Dad,canIhavetoeat?Fmhungry.-Sorry,thereisinthefridge.Canyougodownstairstobuysomefood?anything;nothingC.something;nothinganything;nothingC.something;nothingsomething;noneD.anything;noneSeveralweekslater,MrBartleyseemedtohavegottenoverhisterribleexperience.Theonlythinghecouldrememberwasthatwhilehewasinsidethewhale,itwasveryhot.Theliquid（液体）fromthewhale7sstomachhadturnedallofhisskinsnowwhite.MrBartleyhadtolivewiththeeffectfromthewhalefortherestofhislife.Today,manypeoplehaveheardaboutthestrangeexperienceofMrBartleyanddonotbuy\tNotonerealfacthasbeenfoundtoprovethattheeventsevertookplacedescribedbythesailors.NoscientistornewspaperreporterwaseverabletotalktoMrBartley,andallofthestoriestoldinmagazinesaboutMrBartley7sexperiencewereexplainedbyothersailorsontheboatMrBartleywasprobablynotevenarealpersonatall.In1928,afterthecaptain（船长）ofthewhalingshiphaddied,onemanaskedthecaptain'swifeaboutMrBartley'sstory.Thewifesaidthatnomanwhohadsailedonherhusband7sshipwaseverswallowedbyawhale.However,thishasnotstoppedJamesBartley7sstoryfrombeingrepeated,andmanypeopletodaystillbelievethatitistrue.WhatmadeMrBartley7sskinwhite?A.Theoceanwater.B.Thewhale7steeth.C.Theheatinsidethewhale.D.Theliquidinthewhale'sstomach.WhomayhavetalkedtoMrBartley?

Ascientist.Thecaptain1swife.Thesailorsontheship.43.Thecaptain7swifesaidthat.thestorywasnottruestorythewhalewasneverfoundforherhusbandAnewspaperreporter.B.herhusbandtoldhertheAscientist.Thecaptain1swife.Thesailorsontheship.43.Thecaptain7swifesaidthat.thestorywasnottruestorythewhalewasneverfoundforherhusbandAnewspaperreporter.B.herhusbandtoldhertheD.MrBartleydidn'tworkA.明白B.相信C.购买D.证明Inparagraph4andparagraph5wemayknowthatMrBartley.A.becameawriterlaterB.diedwhenhewasyoungC.toldhisstorytoamagazinereporterD.wasnotevenarealpersonatall第二卷（共51分）四、填空（共16小题，每小题1分，满分16分）A）根据括号中所给的汉语写出单词，使句子意思完整正确。I（推荐）DavidasthenewchairpersonoftheStudents7Unionyesterday.Ourclassis（分成）intofourgroups.Theyhavesomedifficultymaking（决定）.Greencangiveyouenergy,asit（代表）newlifeandgrowth.Milliekepta（日记）whenshewastravellinginEurope..B）根据句子意思，用括号中所给单词的适当形式填空。Don7tbeso(patient)!Thebuswillbeheresoon.Lisahatestobelikeothers.Shealwaystriestodoeverything(different).Thesungivesus(warm)andmakesusfeelcomfortable..ltoftenrainshere.You'dbetter(take)a,numbrellawithyouwhenyougooutMrSmithpreferswalkingto(jog)becauseheisalittleolder..Itseems(fair)tolethimpayforeverything.c)根据对话内容，从下面方框中选择适当的词组填空。ontherightturnaroundgettofarfromwalkupExcuseme,ma'am.Canyouhelpme?HowcanI57St.Patrick7sCathedral?Just58FifthAvenueto50thStreet.St.Patrick7sis59.A:IsitnearRockefellerCentre?ItzsrightacrossfromRockefellerCentre.Thankyou.AndwhereistheEmpireStateBuilding?Isit60here?It'srightbehindyou.Just61andlookup.五、阅读填空(共20小题,每小题1分，满分20分)A)根据短文内容，完成表格，每空一词。Whatisyourfavouritecartoon?Itmaybedifficultforyoutodecide.ButforpianistLangLang,TomandJerryisthebestone.WhenLangLangwastwoyearsold,hesawTomplayingthepiano.Thiswashisfirsttimetoenjoywesternmusicandthisexperienceencouragedhimtolearntoplaythepiano.HistalentatthekeyboardhastakenhimfromShenyangtotheworld.Langbecameagoodpianostudentatthree.Eversince,theboyhasbeendoingbetterandbetter.In1997,the15-year-oldboystudiedatafamousAmericanmusiccollege.Lang'sperformancearefullofenergy.Heiswell-knownformakingfacialexpressionsandmovingaroundwhileplayingthepiano.Theroadtosuccesshasneverbeeneasy.Lang'sfatherstoppedhisjobtolookafterhim,whilehismotherstayedinShenyangtomakemoney.ButLangconsidershimselfluckyandbelievesheshouldgivesomethingback.Hehashelpedthechildreninpoorareasalot

Personal62CardAbouthispersonallifeNameLangLangYearofbirth6364KeyboardFavourite65TomandJerryThereasonfor66poorchildrenHebelieveshimselfluckyandshouldgivesomethingback.AbouthismusicallifeThe_67forwesternmusicinhischildhoodencouragedhimtolearnpiano68.Withthehelpofhisparentsandteachers,hewasableto69atafamousAmericanmusiccollege,wherehissuccessbegan.Famousforhis70performancesand71facialexpressionsandmovingaroundwhileplayingthepiano.B）根据短文内容及首字母提示，填写所缺单词.Manhasabigbrain.Hecanthinkandsublanguages.Scientistsoncethoughtthatmanisn'tthesameasanimalsb73mancanthinkandlearn.Theyknownowthatdogs,monkeysandbirdscanlearn,too.Theyarebeginningtou74thatmenaredifferentfromanimalsbecausetheycanspeak.Animalscan'tspeak.Theymakemuchn75whentheyareafraid,orunhappy.Apes（猿）canlearnsomethingsmorequicklythanman.Oneortwoofthemhavelearnedafewwords.Buttheycannotjoinw76tomakesentences.Theycannotthink177usbecausetheyhavenolanguage.Languageisawonderfulthing.Manhasbeena78tobuildamodernworldbecausehehaslanguage.Everychildcanspeakhisownlanguageveryw79whenheisfourorfive,b80noanimalslearntospeak.Howdochildrenlearnit?Scientistsdon'treallyknoww81happensinsideourbodywhenwespeak.Theyonlyknowthatmancanspeakbecausehehasabrain.七、书面表达（满分15分）在你成长的过程中，你认识了许许多多的人。请以"ApersonIwillneverforget”为题，写一篇英语短文。要求如下：.也文内容必须包括：Generalappearance,Hobby,Personality,Thereasonsthatyouwillneverforgethim/her.短文中不得出现真实的校名和人名。.词数80左右。文章开头已给出（开头的句子不计入总词数）。ApersonIwillneverforgetThepersonI'IIneverforgetis()7.-"It'stoocold.Wouldyoumindthewindow?".-".Butdon'tdoitnow."A.toclose;SureB.closing;GoodideaC.closing;BetternotD.closing;Ofcoursenot()8.Thesockscostmuchwedidnztbuyany.A.enough;toB.so;thatC.too;toD.such;that()9.-Whatareyoubusydoing,Sandy?-TmmakingsomeflashcardsmerememberEnglishwords.A.helpB.tohelpC.helpingD.helped()10.一Haveyoufoundyourlostmobilephone?—No,Ihaven7t.ButIboughtyesterday.A.itB.oneC.anotherD.other()11.-Iprefershoppingtoathome.A.togo;stayingB.going;stayC.going;stayingD.go;tostay()12.一Helen,canIwearjeansandaT-shirttotheeveningparty?一OK.Butadressmightbe.A.goodB.wellC.betterD.best()13.-CanAmybethechairpersonoftheStudents7Union?-Perhaps.ShethinksshecandoanythingifshetriesherbestSheisenoughtotakethejob.A.imaginativeB.organizedC.confidentD.helpful（）14.Mostboysballstodollswhilemostgirlshavedollsthanballs..A.wouldrather,preferB.prefer,wouldratherC.wouldrather,wouldratherD.prefer,prefer（）15.一Don'tworry.Westillhavetime.A.littleB.alittleC.fewD.afew二、完形填空（共10小题，每小题1分，满分10分）阅读下面短文，从短文后所给各题的四个选项（A、B、C、D）中，选出可以填入空白处的最佳选项。Dolphinsaremammals,notfish.Candolphinstalk?Maybetheycan'ttalkashumanbeingsdo,buttheytalkwithsounds.Theyshowtheir16withsounds.Dolphinstravelinagroup.Wecallagroupoffisha“school”.Theydon't17likeschoolchildren,buttheytraveltogether.Dolphinstalktoeachotherintheschool.Theygiveoutdifferent18,TheytellwhentheyarehappyorsadorafraidTheysay19whenadolphincomesbacktotheschool.Theytalkwhentheyplay.Theycanevenmake20soundsabovewater.However,theymakemanymoresoundsunderwater.People21hearthesesoundsbecausethesoundsarevery,veryhigh.22maketapesofthesoundsandstudythem.Sometimespeoplecatchdolphinsforalargeaquarium（水族馆）.Peoplecanwatchthedolphinsina23,Dolphinsdon'tliketobeinanaquariumawayfromthesea.Theyaresadandlonely.Dolphinsareveryfriendlyanimals.Maybeyouhaveheardsome24thatpeoplearesavedbydolphinsatsea.Dolphinmeatisgood,25peopledon'tliketokillthem.Theysaythatdolphinsbringgoodluck.A.ideasB.feelingsC.interestsD.activitiesA.studyB.playC.huntD.talkA.helpB.signsC.informationD.wordsA.MorningB.Good-byeC.CongratulationsD.WelcomeA.notanyB.afewC.fewD.allA.won'tdon'tmustn,tcan7tA.helpB.signsC.informationD.wordsA.MorningB.Good-byeC.CongratulationsD.WelcomeA.notanyB.afewC.fewD.allA.won'tdon'tmustn,tcan7tA.EngineersB.DirectorsC.ScientistsD.ZookeepersA.showA.showA.showB.programmeC.movieD.schoolA.researchesB.secretsC.accidentsD.storiesA.soB.butC.thoughD.unlessA.showB.programmeC.movieD.schoolA.researchesB.secretsC.accidentsD.storiesA.soB.butC.thoughD.unless三、阅读理解（共20小题，每小题1分，满分20分）阅读下列材料，从每题所给的四个选项（A、B、C、D）中，选出最佳选项。SchoolLibraryToJoyLee,Justtoremindyouthatyouhavefouroverduebooks.TitleWriterdue①TheageofInnocenceEdithWhartondue倒期）22/Jan②②MrStandfast②MrStandfast②MrStandfastJohnBuchandue24/JanAlisonLesterdue©Imagine26/JanAlisonLesterdue©SelectedTalesJakobandWilhelmGrimmdue26/JanPleasereturnthesebookstomorrow.Otherpeoplemaybewaitingtoborrowthem.JaneJohnesLibrarianDate:3/Feb/2023Note:Youmaynotborrowanynewbooksuntilthesebookshavebeenreturned.Thisis.A.areportB.anintroductionC.areminderD.anadvertisementThisnotewaswrittenby.A.JaneJohnesB.JoyLeeC.AlisonLesterD.JohnBuchan28.JohnBuchanis.A.dueon24thJanuaryB.afriendofJoyLee7sC.thewriterofthenoteD.thewriterofMrStandfastJoyLeeshouldreturnthebookImaginebefore.A.22ndJanB.24thJanC.26thJanD.3rdFebFromthisnoteweDON'TknowthatJaneJohnesworksinthelibraryJoyLeemaynotborrowanynewbooksnowJoyLeehaslentthesefourbookstootherstudentsJaneJohnesasksthenotereceivertoreturnthefourbooksonFeb.4thBLondon,May5f2003EmmaRichardsofBritainhasbecomethefirstwomanandtheyoungestpersontofinishtheAroundAlone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AmericaWhichoneisNOTtrue?A.Emmasailedalonearoundtheworld.Emmamadeanewroutefortheseatravel.Emmaistheyoungestpersontofinishtherace.EmmaisthefirstwomantofinishAroundAlone.Thesecondparagraphmainlytellsusabout.A.Emma'sparentsboatC.theUniversityofGlasgowexperienceHowlongdidthetriptake?Aboutfourmonths.A.Emma'sparentsboatC.theUniversityofGlasgowexperienceHowlongdidthetriptake?Aboutfourmonths.howtorepairabrokenD.Emma'ssailingB.Aboutsixmonths.C.Abouteightmonths.D.Abouttwelvemonths.WhatisthebestwaytoexplainEmma'ssuccess?Theotherracershadmanyproblems.Herparentsencouragedhertokeepon.Shehadstrongwillpowertomakeittotheend.Shehadreceivedagoodeducationinauniversity.CEveryyear,wecelebratemanyspecialdays—Mother7sDayzFather7sDay,andNewYear'sDay.Insomecountries,thereisaspecialdayforplayingtricksonothers.InNorthAmericaandpartsofEurope,thisdayisknownasAprilFool'sDay,andiscelebratedonApril1.ManypeoplebelievethattheFrenchstartedAprilFool7sDay.Centuriesago,NewYear'sDayinEuropewasApril1.In1582,thecalendarchangedandKingCharlesIXofFrancemovedittoJanuary1.Somepeopledidnotlikethis,andchosetokeepApril1asNewYear7sDay.Manycalledthesepeople'Aprilfools'andplayedjokesandtricksonthem.Overtime,April1becameadaytohavefuninFrance.ItthenspreadtoEnglandandScotland,andlater,toNorthAmerica.OnAprilFool'sDay,jokesarecommon.IntheUnitedStates,forexample,apersonmaymoveafriend'sclockaheadonehour,orchangethesugarandsalt.InScotland,AprilFool'sDaylastsfortwodays.TheseconddayiscalledTailyDay7—forone7s'tail'.Onthisday,peoplemightsecretlyputasignsaying'kickme'onaperson7sbackorbehind.Othercountrieshaveth