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2023年瑞安教师招聘考试真题(温州2023中小学教师职务晋升试卷初中英语试题卷)应考教师须知:本卷满分100分,考试时间120分钟。答题前,请在试题卷、答题卷的密封区内填写县(市、区)名、校名、姓名、准考证号、学科、考核类别(履职、晋升中级或高级、流动考核)。所有答题均要写在答题卷上,做到书写端正,笔迹清楚。答案写在试题卷上无效。卷一(30分)理论测试(在以下三个问题中选择两个回答,每题15分,共30分)对于成长中的学生教育,为什么说是“知识来得及,体验来不及”,请加以简要的阐述。“第56号教室之所以特别,不是由于它拥有什么,而是由于它缺少了这样一种东西——胆怯”对此你有什么见解,请结合自己的教育教学实践加以阐述。2023年终,教育部颁发了《义务教育课程标准》(2023版):2023年6月,省厅颁布了《浙江省深化普通高中课程改革方案》。请你结合教学实际,谈谈对义务教育新课标的理解,或者对深化普高课程改革的结识。卷二(70分)Multiplechoice(10points)()1.–-Isthereanythingelsetodiscuss?---____,Iguess.A.Notatall.B.No,that’sallC.Yes,I’msure.D.Yes,ofcourse.()2.Nomatterhowbrightatalkeryouare,therearetimeswhenit’sbetter___silent.A.remainB.beremainingC.havingremainedD.toremain.()3.Imadeapromisetomyself____myfirstyearinhighschoolwouldbedifferent.A.whetherB.whatC.thatD.how()4.StudyingWendy’smenu,Ifoundthatmanyoftheitemsaresimilarto____ofMcDonald’s.A.thoseB.onesC.anyD.all()5.____alltheanimalsI’veeverhad,thosetwodogsarethemostsensitivetothelocaldialectthatIspeak.A.FromB.OfC.ForD.With()6.Theresearchlacks____evidence,andtherefore,it’sconclusionsaredoubtful.A.solidB.fierceC.severeD.potential()7.Brownsaidhewasbynomeansannoyed,____,hewasgladtobeablemakehimselfclearlyunderstood.A.AllinallB.ForonethingC.OnthecontraryD.Bytheway()8.–Alvin,areyoucomingwithus?--I’dloveto,butsomethingunexpected______.A.hascomeupB.wascomingupC.hadcomeupDwouldcomeup()9.Mikewasusuallysocareful,____thistimehemadeasmallmistake.A.thusBstillCevenDyet()10.Hadtheyknownwhatwascomingnext,they____secondthoughts.A.mayhaveBcouldhaveCmusthavehadDmighthavehadIICloze(10points)Mostmenandwomenpass11lifewithouteverconsideringorcriticizing12theirownconditionsorthoseoftheworldatlarge.Theyfindthemselvesbornintoacertainplaceinsociety,andtheyacceptwhateachday13,withoutanythoughtbeyondwhattheimmediatepresentrequires.Theyseekthesatisfactionoftheneedsofmoment,withoutmuchforethought,andwithoutthinkingthatbysufficientefforttheconditionsoftheirlives14bechanged.Acertainpercentage,guidedbypersonalambition,maketheeffortofthoughtandwillwhichisnecessarytoplacethemselvesamongthemore15membersofthecommunity;butveryfewamongtheseseriouslyconcernedtosecureforalltheadvantagewhichtheyseekfor16.Onlyafewrareandexceptionalmenhavethatkindoflovetowardmankindatlargethatmakesthemunabletoendurepatientlythegeneralmassofevilandsuffering,17ofanyrelationitmayhavetotheirownlives.Thesefew,drivenbysympatheticpain,willseekforsomenewsystemofsocietybywhichlifemaybecomericher,morefullof18andlessfullpreventableevils19itisatpresent.Butinthepastsuchmenhave,asarule,failedtointeresttheveryvictimsoftheinjustices20theywishedtoremedy.()11.AoutBatCthroughDabove()12.AifBeitherCwhenDboth()13.AwasBfinishesCbringsDismissing()14.AcouldBmustCwouldDhadbetter()15.AnumerousBinnocentChonestDfortune()16.AhimBthemCthemselvesDanyone()17.AdespiteBregardlessCbecauseDonaccount()18.AproblemsBthemselvesCexcuseDwhen()19.A.thanB.whichC.althoughD.when()20.AwhoBwhichCwhereDwhomIIIReading(25points)(A)Everyoneknowsthatriverscarryfreshwaterintotheocean,butnoteveryoneknowsthatriversarenottheocean’sonlysourceoffreshwater.GeochemistWillardMooreoftheUniversityofSouthCarolinahasperformedstudiesandanalysesMoore’sresearchfocuseschieflyonaprocessknownastidalpumping.Groundwatertypicallyseepsintotinyporesinlayersofrock.Athightide,saltwateralsoseepsintotherocklayers,mixingwiththefreshgroundwater,andatlowtide,thesalt/freshwatermixturegetspulledintotheocean.Thenmorefreshgroundwaterisallowedtoseepintotherock,andthetidalpumpingcyclebeginsagain.Seawateralongthecoastlineisdilutedbyfreshwaterandcontainstheradioactiveisotoperadium226,whicherodesoffsedimentencounteredbyriversandgroundwater.Sincetheradiumconcentrationsinriversarewellestablished,unusuallyhighradiumlevelsincoastalwatersindicatedtoMoorethattherehadtobeanothersourceoffreshwater.Todeterminejusthowmuchgroundwaterwasfallowingintotheocean,Mooreexaminedthechemistryofthefreshwaterenteringtheoceanalong200milesoftheSouthCarolinacoast.Riversandgroundwaterhavedifferentchemicalmake-ups.Thegreateroxygencontentinriverwatermeansthatmetalsinthewater,likeiron,becomeoxidizedandbindtootherwaterelements;thus,theygettrappedinsedimentorsinktothebottomofriversandoceans.Furthermore,roverwatergenerallypassesthroughestuarieswheresedimentandpollutantsarefilteredoutbyplants,animalsandplankton.Groundwaterontheotherhand,containsgreaterconcentrationsofdissolvedtraceelementbecausethereisnotenoughoxygentooxidizethem,andsinceitisnotfilteredbeforeenteringtheocean,itschemicalcomponentsenteralongwithit.FrommeasuringconcentrationsofgroundwatercomponentsalongtheSouthCarolinacoast,Mooreconcludedthatasmuchas8billiongallonsofgroundwatermayflowintothecoastalwaterseveryday.That’salmosthalfthevolumeoffreshwaterdepositedbyriversinSouthCarolina.PartofthesignificanceofMoore’sfindingsistheprospectthatgroundwatercouldserveasasourceofoceancontaminationwhichcouldimpactmarineplantsandanimals,asaresultofhisresearch,scientistswilllikelyundertakestudiestospeciticallymeasuregroundwaterpollutants.“I’mraisingaflag,”saysMoore,concedingthatmuchmoreresearchneededtofullyunderstandtheimpactofgroundwaterflowingintothesea.()21.Accordingtothetext,everyoneknowsthat____.A.groundwaterenterstheocean.B.riversbringfreshwatertothesea.C.riversaretheocean’sonlyresourceoffreshwater.D.riversgetfreshwaterfromtheoceans.()22.TheprocessthatWillardMooreisstudyingcloselyiscalledtidal_____.A.mixingBcyclingCspeedingDpumping()23.ThemainfocusofParagraphFouristhedifferencebetween_____.AriversandoceansBsedimentandpollutantsCironsandtraceelementsDriverwaterandgroundwater()24.Wecanconcludefromthisparagraphthatabout_____billiongallonsoffreshwaterenterSouthCarolinacoastalwaterseveryday.AfourBeightCtwelveDsixteen(B)Forcenturies,peoplehavebeenplayingkickinggameswithaball.Thegameofsoccerdevelopedfromsomeoftheseearlygames,theEnglishprobablygavesoccerit’snameanditsfirstsetofrules.InEuropeancountries,socceriscalledfootballorassociationfootball.Somepeoplebelievethatthenameof“soccer”camefrom“assoc”,anabbreviationforthewordassociation.Othersbelievethatthenamecamefromthehighsocksthattheplayerswere.Organizedsoccergamesbeganin1863.Insoccer,twoteamsofelevenplayerstrytokickprheadtheballintotheiropponents’goal.Thegoalie,whotriedtokeeptheballoutofthegoal,istheonlyplayeronthefieldwhoisallowedtotouchtheballwithhisorherhands.Theotherplayersmustusetheirfeet,heads,andbodiestocontroltheball.Everyfouryears,soccerteamsaroundtheworldcompetefortheWorldCup.TheWorldCupcompetitionstartedin1930.Brazilisthehomeofmanygreatsoccerplayers,includingthemostfamousplayerofall,Pele.Withhisfastfootwork,dazzlingspeed,andgreatscoringability,PeleplayedformanyyearsinBrazilandlaterinNewYork.DPeopleinmorethan140countriesaroundtheworldplaysoccer.ItisthenationalsportofmostEuropeanandLatinAmericancountries.Soccerisdefinitelytheworld’smostpopularsport!JamesNaismith,aphysicaleducationteacherinMassachusetts,inventedbasketballin1891.Naismith’sbossaskedhimtoinventagamethatstudentscouldplayindoorsduringbadweather.Hewantedtofindagamethatwasn’tasphysicallyroughassoccer,football,orwrestling.Naismithattachedpeachbaskettoarailingtenfeetabovethefloorateitherendofthegym,theplayersusedasoccerball.Apersonsatonaladdernexttoeachbasketatwitherendofthegym,andthrewouttheballsthatlandedinthebasket.Naismithdecidedthathavingonlyfiveplayersoneachteamwouldkeepthegamefromgettingtoorough.Twoyearslater,metalhoopswithnetbagsreplacedthepeachbaskets.Officialspulledastringonthenetstoreleasetheballsthatwentin.In1894,Naismithaddedthebackboardbehindeachnetandchangedtoalargerball.In1913,peoplebeganusingthebottomlessnetsthatreusedtoday.Duringabasketballgame,twoteamsoffiveplayerseachthrowtheballorpasstheballtooppositeendsofcourt,playersbounce,ordribble,theballtothebasketorpasstheballtoteammates.Ateamscorespointsbygettingtheballintotheirteam’sbasket.Theteamwiththehighestscorewins.Bytheend1900s,basketballwasthemostpopularindoorsport.Athletesinapproximately130countriesplaythegame.BasketballisespeciallypopularintheUnitedStates,ChinaandPuertoRicoBaseballbeganintheUnitedStateintheearly1880s.somepeoplebelievethatAbnerDoubledayinventedthegame,othersthinkthatbaseballcamefromanoldBritishsportcalledrounders.Baseballandroundersareverysimilar.However,inroundersthefieldplayersthrowtheballrightattherunner.Iftheballhitstherunner,heorsheisout.Today’sbaseballplayersusespecialequipmenttohelppreventinjuries.Fieldplayerswerebaseballglovestoprotecttheirhands.Thecatcherwearsametalmask,achestprotector,andshinguards.Batterswearplastichelmetstoprotecttheirheads.EveryspringintheUnitedStates,peopleofallagesplaybaseballatlocalfields.It’snowonderthatbaseballiscalledthenationalpastimeoftheUnitedStates.()27.Whichofthefollowingeventshappenedfirst?Basketballwasinvented.WorldCupcompetitionwasinvented.BaseballbeganintheU.S.Organizedsoccergamesbegan.()28.Peleisafa

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