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2023届高三第二次联合测评英语试卷分析报告襄阳五中胡绪超联考整体情况本次考试高三年级参考学校97所，英语学科参考学生68,136人，其中首选物理46011人(占67.5%)，首选历史22125人(占32.5%)。

年级汇总学科综合指标如下：选科组合参考人数满分平均分难度最高分最低分变异系数高分率%优秀率%及格率%低分率%首选物理46,01115086.160.57414660.290.16.049.67.4首选历史22,12515079.140.52814030.330.14.438.512.3阅读理解部分一、

课程标准要求在阅读理解部分，主要考察学生理解书面语篇的能力，其中包括对语篇内容、语篇结构的理解和把握，也包括对语篇内容的分析、阐释和评价。并且学生应通过阅读涉及文化背景和文化差异、情感态度和价值观的语篇，对试题中的文化差异进行理解和判断，并对语篇反映的情感态度和价值观进行分析和阐释。二、

阅读理解选材应用文—人与社会全球四种热巧克力TheNewYorkTimesfor

KidsSunday,January26,2020AB记叙文—人与自我通过打字机表达自我感受说明文—人与自然新发明：纸电池

ScientificAmerican

July29,2022

New

Scientist

July28,2022

C说明文—人与社会亚马逊人工智能通过新技术快速模仿已故亲人声音 CNN-Business

June23,2022

最后一段TheTelegraph

June23,2022D七选五议论文—人与社会—毕业找工作建议《英语沙龙》(原版阅读)2022年9月刊题型内容概述主题字数文章出处阅读理解A篇文学概论课程评分人与自我225阅读理解B篇回收再加工食物人与自然337《国家地理》杂志,2016.03阅读理解C篇养老院让老人通过照顾母

鸡预防孤独人与社会288外国公益网站阅读理解D篇唇齿音的演变过程及原因人与社会331New

Scientist,2019.03七选五寻找合适的健身伙伴人与自我289China

Daily,2018.07完形填空和家人露营时的趣事人与自我227语法填空中国设立大熊猫保护国家

公园人与自然204SCI期刊，Global

ecologyand

conservation,2020.06应用文写邮件邀请外教参加英语

节目访谈人与社会读后续写残疾学生参加跑步比赛人与自我291Chicken

soup2022年新高考

Ⅰ卷9题型内容概述主题字数文章出处阅读理解A篇全球四种热巧克力人与社会259The

New

York

Times

for

Kids,2020.1.26阅读理解B篇通过打字机表达自我感受人与自我360Notes

from

a

public

typewriter阅读理解C篇新发明：纸电池人与自然363Scientific

American,2022.7.29New

Scientist,2022.7.28阅读理解D篇亚马逊人工智能通过新技术

快速模仿已故亲人声音人与社会359CNN,2022.6.23The

Telegraph,2022.6.23七选五毕业找工作建议人与社会279《英语沙龙》(原版阅读)

2022年9月刊完形填空被收养的小羊Quincy聪明伶

俐人与自然296Reader’s

Digest

美国版July/August2022

语法填空神龙架基本情况介绍人与自然221China

Today2022.8.2应用文高三师生足球对抗赛人与社会读后续写妈妈的仁爱之心人与自我353高三第二次联合测评试卷三、题设

，选项与答案试题设计为提问式，分为细节理解题、推理判断题、词义猜测题以及主旨态度题。21，22题细节理解题23题推理判断提24题细节理解题25，26题推理判断题27题主旨归纳题32，33题细节理解题34题词义猜测题35题推理判断题28，30题推理判断题29题段落主旨归纳题31题全文主旨归纳题阅读理解A阅读理解C阅读理解B阅读理解D四、例题That

morning,I

had

set

out

a

typewriter

on

our

lower

level

for

anyone

touse.Itwasacommunity-building

experiment:What

if

people

could

walk

into

a

bookstore

and

type

anythingthey

wanted?Customersandfriends

began

encouraging

me

to

turn

these

notes

into

a

book.At

first,Iwashesitant.But

then

I

read

through

the

piles

of

messy,typewritten

pages

again.Somemade

me

tear

up;many

made

me

laugh

out

loud.They

shouldn’t

be

lockedinsidemyfilingcabinet

at

home.Inside

our

store,surrounded

by

books

that

have

beenlaboredoverbyauthors,editors,and

marketers,there’s

a

way

forpeopletopublishdirectlyintotheworldinpermanent

ink—spelling

errors

and

all.27.What

message

does

the

text

intend

to

convey

in

this

passage?A.Nothing

is

impossible

to

a

willing

heart.B.Everyone

can

be

a

writer

of

his

own

life.C.It

only

takes

a

typewriter

to

be

an

author.D.Books

are

the

ever-burning

lamps

of

accumulated

wisdom.The

wires,screens

and

batteries

that

make

up

our

devices

are

filling

up

landfills

withdangerous

pieces.“It’s

these

small

batteries

that

are

big

problems,”says

Dele

Ogunseitan

fromUniversity

of

California,“Nobody

really

pays

attention

to

where

they

end

up.”Researchers

at

the

Swiss

Federal

Laboratories

for

Materials

Science

and

Technology(EMPA)are

working

to

address

this

overlooked

problem.This

week

they

published

a

paper

describing

anew

water-activated

paper

battery

which

could

eventually

present

a

sustainable

alternative

to

themore

harmful

batteries

that

are

common

in

low-power

devices.28.What

does“this

overlooked

problem”refer

to

in

paragraph3?A.People

have

no

idea

where

e-waste

goes.B.There

are

no

innovative

ways

to

reduce

e-waste.C.People

do

not

take

seriously

the

batteries

inside

e-waste.D.Large

quantities

of

electronic

devices

are

being

thrown

away.key

wordsThrown

away

electronics

are

piling

up

fast,pushing

researchers

to

explore

creative

ways

toreduce

the

resulting

trash,known

as

e-waste.Now

one

team

has

crafted

a

water-activated

disposable

battery

made

of

paper

and

other

sustainable

materials.…This

week

they

published

a

paper

describing

a

new

water-activated

paper

battery

whichcould

eventually

present

a

sustainable

alternative

to

the

more

harmful

batteries

that

are

common

inlow-power

devices.Although

the

researchers

demonstrated

that

their

battery

could

power

an

alarm

clock,disposablepaperbatteriesareunlikelytoreplace

standard

AA

batteries

on

store

shelves.However,

GustavNyström,senior

author

of

the

study,pictures

a

future

where

these

batteries

are

inserted

inenvironmental

sensors,ideally

with

other

sustainable

components

such

as

screens

and

packaging.

Nyström

says

he

is

in

contact

with

potential

industry

partners

and

believes

these

batteries

couldmake

their

way

into

products

withinthenexttwotofiveyears.31.Which

of

the

following

might

be

the

best

title?A.Paper

battery—just

add

waterB.Paper

battery—replace

standard

onesC.Paper

battery—a

mainstream

productD.Paper

battery—the

solution

to

pollutionTheconceptstartsfromAmazonlookingatnewwaystoaddmore“human

features”to

artificialintelligence,especially“inthesetimesoftheongoingpandemic,when

so

many

of

us

have

lostsomeone

we

love,”Prasad

said.“While

AI

can’t

rid

that

pain

of

loss,it

can

definitely

make

theirmemories

last.”33.Why

does

Amazon

update

Alexa’s

voices?A.To

make

it

more

human-like.B.To

cure

people’s

pain

of

loss.C.To

remind

people

of

lost

good

memories.D.To

demonstrate

Amazon's

powerful

technology.完形填空一、

选材特点这是一篇记叙文，主要讲述了作者收养了被遗弃的小羊Quincy

，并抚养长大，带它去各种秀展示高超技能，

表达作者对小羊的喜爱。叙事生动，反映了人与自然主题，是考生容易理解的题材。 Reader’s

Digest

美国版July/August2022动词名词形容词副词动词短语介词短语552111动词名词形容词副词动词短语介词短语453111

2022新高考1卷完形填空二、考查知识与能力联考题完形填空三、例题A

few

years

ago,I

was

leaving

the

dog

kennel(养狗场)where

I

worked,only

to

find

ababygoatattheendofthedriveway.The

kennel’s

owners

are

animal

rescuers,and

I

figured

someone

41him

over

the

fence.The

kid

was

42

nervous

but

stood

perfectlystillasIapproached.Quincy

proved

to

be

quite

46.When

he

was

aboutaweekold,Itappedmyfingersonthefloor