专题01：记叙文类阅读 -江苏省名校2023-2024学年高二下学期英语期末复习好题（原题版）

专题01：记叙文类阅读【01】江苏省泰州市2022~2023学年高二下学期期末考试英语试题【02】江苏省宿迁市2022-2023学年高二下学期期末英语试卷【03】江苏省镇江地区2022-2023学年高二下学期期末质量检测英语试题【04】江苏省淮安市2022-2023学年高二下学期期末英语试题【05】江苏省南京市第十三中学2022-2023学年高二下学期期末英语试卷【06】江苏省常州市教育学会2022-2023学年高二下学期期末学业水平监测英语试卷【07】江苏省连云港市2022-2023学年高二下学期期末英语试题【08】江苏省南京市六校联合体2022-2023学年高二下学期期末英语试题【09】江苏省徐州市2022-2023学年高二下学期期末抽测英语试题【10】江苏省镇江市八校2022-2023学年高二下学期期末英语试卷Passage1ThestoryofhowPrettyYende,ablackoperasinger,reachedthepeakofhercareerisaninspirationalone.Borninatinyruraltown,SouthAfrica,shehadatraditionalupbringing.Hermostdirectlinktomusicwaschurchhymns(圣歌).Yendesaysthatasashychild,sheneverconsideredacareerinmusic.Whenhergrandmotherfirstinvitedhertosinginchurch,sheknewhowuncomfortableitwouldbetostandinfrontofpeople,butshedidn’twanttodisappointher.Sheovercamehershyness,anditbecameherfirstexperienceofperforminginfrontofmassiveaudiences.ThenonedayshesawoperaforthefirsttimeonTVattheageof16.“Hearingthismusicandthepowerofitsoundedlikesomethingsupernatural.”sherecalled.“Irememberrecordingitandimitatingit,”shesaid.“Iwouldplaytherecordingthewholeday.Mygosh,myfamilywereintrouble,becauseIwouldn’tstoppracticingandshouting.”ShestartedtogainpopularityinSouthAfricawhilestillastudentattheUniversityofCapeTown,andin2011,Yendebeganenteringoperacompetitions.“TheveryfirstoperacompetitionthatIdidwasinVienna,Austria,whereIwoneverythingpossible,”sheremembered.Hercareertookoffinternationallyin2013withpublicperformancesacrosstheworld.Ithasnotbeenallwithouttrouble.Shecontinuestoaddressthequestionofopera’swhitedomination,andbelievesthatshecanuseherfameandtalentasanopportunitytobreakprejudice.“Thebiggestchallengehasalwaysbeenbeingthedifferentoneintheroom,”Sheremembered.“SometimesIwouldentertherehearsal(排练)room,andwhatIcouldseeintheroomlookslike,‘Whyareyouhere?’AndIwouldjustsmile.ButonceIstartmakingmusic,allofusinthatroomagreedthatI’mnottherebymistake.”1．WhatcanbelearntfromYende’schurchperformingexperience?A．Shelovedperformingonherfirsttry.B．Shealwayswantedtopleaseherfamily.C．Itwasherdreamtopursueasingingcareer.D．Shewasinitiallynotkeenonpublicsinging.2．WhatinspiredYende’spassionforsinging?A．Hergrandma’sencouragement. B．AnexposuretooperaonTV.C．Hersuccessinoperacompetitions. D．Anexperienceofsinginghymns.3．HowdidYenderespondtoothers’prejudiceinhercareer?A．Shefelthelpless. B．Shebehavedconfidently.C．Shelaughedaboutit. D．Shedemandedathoroughchange.4．WhichofthefollowingbestdescribesYendeaccordingtothetext?A．Capableandcooperative. B．Humbleandsensitive.C．Talentedanddevoted. D．Knowledgeableandambitious.【来源】江苏省泰州市2022~2023学年高二下学期期末考试英语试题Passage2Asachild,Iwasaslowlearnerwhenitcametophysicalskills.PerhapsthiswaswhyIgotangrywhenafriendsuggestedthatItrystand-uppaddleboarding(站立式划桨).Myfearwasthatmyabilitytolearnanewphysicalskillhadnotimprovedwiththepassingdecades.However,stand-uppaddleboardinghadalreadycaughtmyeye.DuringvisitstoMainelakes,Ihadseenmanypeopledelightedlypracticingitunderawarmsun.Itlookedsoeasyandfun,astheonlythingitneededwastheabilitytostandup,right?Inaburstofoptimism,Iboughtapaddleboardand,withmyfriendMike,headedforalakedeepintheMainewoods,outofsightofpotentialcritics.Aftersettingthepaddleboardonthewater,athleticMikegenerouslyofferedtotestitout.Hejumpedonitsuccessfullyonthefirsttry.Thenitwasmyturn.Ibeganbykneeling(跪)upontheshakypaddleboardandafterawhile,slowlyandcarefully,Itriedtostandbutimmediatelyflewintothewater.Itrieditagain,butagainIfailed.Theactoffallingremindedmethatlearningwasanenergy-consumingeffort.Newphysicalskillsmightbemoredifficulttoacquirelaterinlife,butIbelievedthatadultshadanadvantageoverchildren.Theefforttogetherwiththebuiltinunderstandingthatfallingispartoftheprocess,isaccompaniedbyfaithbornofexperience.Aftercountlessfailures,IfinallystooduprightonthepaddleboardandIhadneverbeensohappyaboutthesimpleactofstandingup.Now,I’moneofthoseenjoyingthefunofstand-uppaddleboardingunderabrilliantsky.Maybesomeoneontheshorewillpointatmeandremark,“Howdoeshedothat?”Ialreadyhavemyresponse.Practicemaynotalwaysmakeperfect,butitcertainlymakespossible.5．Whatledtheauthortotrystand-uppaddleboarding?A．Interest. B．Pressure. C．Loneliness. D．Patience.6．Whydidtheauthorheadforaremotelake?A．Mikehadapreferencefortheplace.B．Hehadabadrelationshipwithcritics.C．Thelakewasaperfectplaceforpractice.D．Hehopedtopracticewithoutbeingjudged.7．Whatlessoncantheauthorlearnfromtheactoffalling?A．Adultsalwayshaveanadvantageoverchildren.B．Learningisaprocesswithlittleeffortandinput.C．Physicalskillsarehardtoacquirefortheyoung.D．Fallingisunavoidableintheprocessoflearning.8．Whichofthefollowingcanbestdescribetheauthor?A．Independentandathletic. B．Competentandinnocent.C．Optimisticanddetermined. D．Enthusiasticandgenerous.【来源】江苏省宿迁市2022-2023学年高二下学期期末英语试卷Passage3Morethan100people,allvisuallydamagedmodels,attendedafashionshoworganizedbya41-year-oldHempsteadblindmodel,AnnaleeSmith,onSaturday.Smith,whobeganmodelingfiveyearsagoandwonTheFaceofKurvaciousModelCompetitionlastyear,wasdiagnosed(诊断)withretinitispigmentosa(色素性视网膜炎)attheageof12.Theraregeneticconditionworsenedhervision.Sheexplainedthattherewerefewvisuallydamagedrolemodelsinthepublicfield.AndwhilethefirstNewYorkfashionshowstarringblindmodelstookthestagein2016,visuallydamagedmodelsstilldon’thavealargepresenceinfashion.SoSmithbeganplanningherownshowoverayearago.Sheinitiallyplannedforonlyahandfulofmodels,butafterannouncingtheevent,sheexpandedthenumberofparticipantsafterreachingmorevisuallydamagedwomanthansheexpected.“I’minspiredevenbymyownself,”shesaid.RafiaLawal,alsoamodel,37,wasdiagnosedwithcataractsasayounggirl.Sheauditioned(试演)foraspoton“America’sNextTopModel”duringtheshow’searlyseasonsbutwasn’tselected.Sheblameditonherpreviouslackofconfidenceandinsecurityduetoherdisability.“Insteadoflookingatthecamera,Iwaskindofclosingmyeyes,”shesaid.Nowfilledwithconfidence,shesaidsheviewedtheeventasachancetocorrectthebeliefthatblindorvisuallydamagedwomendon’tcareaboutfashion.9．WhydidAnnaleeSmithplanherownshow?A．Toraisemoneyfrownvisuallycamagedworsen.B．Tomakeherownfashionshowanewtrend.C．Toboostherconfidenceinorganizationalskills.D．Toinvolvemorevisuallydamagedwomeninfashion.10．WhichwordcanbestdescribeAnnaleeSmith?A．Ambitious. B．Modest.C．Honest. D．Generous.11．Whatisthefunctionofthelastparagraph?A．Givingmorebackgroundinformation.B．Sharinganothervisuallydamagedwoman’sstory.C．Indicatingthepositiveinfluenceoftheshow.D．Stressingtheimportanceofconfidence.12．Whatisthebesttitleofthetext?A．AModelDevotedtoJoiningFashionShowB．AFashionShowFeaturingVisuallyDamagedModelsC．AProgramtoOrganizeShowsforDisabledwomanD．AStoryBehindVisuallyDamagedWomen【来源】江苏省镇江地区2022-2023学年高二下学期期末质量检测英语试题Passage4InJune1852,Eppsorderedme(Platt)tohelpacarpentercalledMrAvery､buildahouseforhim.AmongAvery’smenwasonecalledBass.HelivedinMarksville,visitinghishomeonceafortnight.Hewasakindandliberalman,alwaysreadytodiscussanytopicfrompoliticstoreligion.Oneday,BassandEppsgotintoanargumentaboutslavery.Ilistenedwithgreatinterest.“It’sallwrong,Epps,”saidBass.“Whatrightdoyouhavetoownblackslaves?”“Whatright!”saidEpps,laughing.“Why,Iboughtthem!”“Ofcourseyoudid.Thelawsaysyoucandothat,butthelawiswrong,”statedBass.“Now,whatisthedifferencebetweenawhitemanandablackone?”“Allthedifferenceintheworld,”repliedEpps.“Youmightaswellaskwhatthedifferenceisbetweenawhitemanandamonkey!”“ButEpps,”continuedBass,“areallmencreatedfreeandequalastheDeclarationofIndependencesaystheyare?”“Yes,”respondedEpps,“butallmen—notslavesandmonkeys.”“Therearemonkeysamongwhitepeople,too,”remarkedBasscoolly.“Theseslavesarehumanbeings.They’renotallowedtoknowanything.Youhavebooksandpapers,andcangowhereyouplease,butyourslaveshavenoprivileges.Thisgoesongenerationaftergeneration.Slaveryisevilandshouldbeabolished.”HereEppsstoodupandleft,butthereweresimilarconversationsafterthis.BassremainedatEpps’throughthesummer.ThemoreIsawofhim,themoreIbecameconvincedhewasamaninwhomIcouldconfide(吐露).Nevertheless､mypreviousill-fortunehadtaughtmetobeextremelycautious.Itwasnotmyplacetospeaktoawhitemanexceptwhenspokento,butIseizedeveryopportunityofthrowingmyselfinhisway.Itoldhimmystory.Ibeggedhimtowritetomyfriendsinthenorthtohelpmegetmyfreedomback.Heagreedtodoso.Wethenmadeaplan.ThenextnightwemetagainandhenoteddownthenamesandaddressesofthoseIwantedhimtowriteto.WhenBassnextreturnedfromMarksvillehetoldmehe’dspentSundaywritingletterstotheCustomsHouseinNewYork,toJudgeMarvin,andtoMrParkerandMrPerryjointly.FromthenonwheneverhevisitedMarksvilleIwasveryexcited,onlytobedisappointedwhenhereturnedwithnothing.Tenweekspassed.ThenightbeforeBass’sdepartureIwasincompletedespair.HesaidhewascomingbackthedaybeforeChristmas.Inhisabsencethetimepassedslowlyindeed.IlookedforwardtoChristmaswithextremeanxietyandimpatience.Ihadaboutgivenuptheexpectationofreceivinganyanswertotheletters.ThefaithIhadinhimenabledmetostandupagainstmydisappointment.13．WhatgavePlatthopeofregainingfreedom?A．Bass’sviewonslavery.B．Epps’sattitudetothelaw.C．Black-Whitedifferencesinrace.D．Slaves’equalstatuswiththeirowners.14．WhatdidPlattthinkofBass?A．Talkative. B．Reliable. C．Confusing. D．Well-educated.15．WhatcanweinferaboutPlattfromtheunderlinedpartinparagraph11?A．HegotinvolvedinaconflictwithBass.B．HetrustedBasstotallyatthebeginning.C．Hehadlearnedhowtobehavecautiouslybefore.D．Hehadabadexperiencefortrustingawhiteman.16．Whatarethelast3paragraphsmainlyabout?A．Thedespairofreceivingnoanswer.B．ThelongingforthecomingChristmas.C．ThecontinuoussufferingsPlattbore.D．ThecomplaintsPlattmadeaboutBass.【来源】江苏省淮安市2022-2023学年高二下学期期末英语试题Passage5Davidisaretiredteacher.InOctober2020,whentheHouseofCommonsvotedagainstextendingfreeschoolmealsintotheholidays,Davidstartedstrategisingwiththeschoolheadteacher:“Isaid:‘Whatarewegoingtodoaboutthis?’”Atthelastminute,thelocalcouncilsteppedintofundfreeholidaymealsbutaseedhadbeenplanted,leavingDavidpondering(沉思)thewiderissueoflocalfoodpoverty.“Itwasevidenttherewasaneedforfoodsupportwithinthearea,”saysDavid.Davidcontactedagroupoflocalresidentswhohadexpressedaninterest,plustwofriendswhohadworkedwiththeUKfoodbankcharitytheTrussellTrust—invitingthemtojoinhimonaZoomcalltodiscussfoodpovertyduringtheCovidcrisisandbeyond.“Wedecided,everybodytogether,thatwecoulddosomething,”Davidsays.Thegrouprecruited(招募)volunteersandtheprojecttookshape.Theychosethename“TheSharehouse”,ratherthan“foodbank”,toreflectthefactthattheprojectwouldmeetnotonlytheneedforlocalfoodsupport,butalsothepressingdesiremanyexpressedtodosomethingmeaningfulatatimeofcrisis.“It’slikeanexchange,ratherthanabank,”saysDavid.ThenonprofitopenedjustsixweeksafterthatfirstcallinDecember2020.“Wehadsevenpeople,”saysDavid,butbythefollowingweek,theyhad40clients,anditbuiltsteadily.Nowtheysupport100-plusfamiliesthreetimesaweek,andhavegonefromhaving12volunteerstoabout40.Ithasalsoworkedwithlocalservicestooffersupportoneverythingfromaddictiontodebtandbenefitsadvice.Welcomingaclientforthefirsttimeisoftenoneofthehardestmoments.“Havingtositwithsomebodynewandletitunfold—it’sveryraw.”TheSharehousehasregulars,butotherpeoplefallofftheradar,leavingDavidtowonderwhathashappened.“Iwonderwheretheyarenow;whatthey’redoing.Itcanbeemotional.”TheSharehouseservesasareminderofhoweffectivecollectiveactionandcommunitycanbe.Foranyonewantingtovolunteer,David’sadviceis:“Beledbywhatinspiresyou,don’tbefrightenedanddon’toverthinkit.”17．WhydidDavidfoundtheSharehouse?A．SomeofhisneighboursaregoinghungryB．TheauthoritiesdeniedlocalfoodpovertyC．HewantedtocompetewiththefoodbankcharityD．Localresidentsareunwillingtofundfreeholidaymeals.18．WhatdoweknowabouttheSharehouse?A．Ithasmadeahugeprofit.B．Ithasexpandeditsambitions.C．Itpresseslocalpeopletodonate.D．Itexchangesfoodwiththefoodbank.19．WhatdoestheunderlinedpartinParagraph5mean?A．Complain. B．Struggle. C．Disappear. D．Proceed.20．WhatisDavid’sadvicetopotentialvolunteers?A．Followyourheart. B．Thinkbeforeyouact.C．Provideforarainyday. D．DoastheRomansdo.【来源】江苏省南京市第十三中学2022-2023学年高二下学期期末英语试卷Passage6Aschoolgirlhascreatedasolar-poweredbackpackthatfilters(过滤)outairpollutionafterbeinginspiredbyherasthmatic(哮喘的)mother.EleanorWoods,12,fromHighBurton,Huddersfield,atowninWestYorkshire,northernEngland,enteredthe“BackpacktotheFuture”competitionafterhermotherputtheapplicationforminherroom.Shewentontowintheawardforher.The“BackpacktotheFuture”competitionwaslaunchedtochangeperception(认知),encouragemorediversitywithinengineeringandtoshowchildrenhowtheycouldcombineaninterestinfashionwithacareerinscience,technology,engineeringormaths.Poweredbygreenenergyfromsolarpowerandadynamo-amachinethatchangesmechanicalenergyintoelectricalenergy-thebackpackfilterspollutedairbeforefanningoutcleanerairnearby.“Ihaveanairfilterathomebecausemymumhasmildasthma.MyBreatheBetterBackpackisallaboutkeepingmyfriends,familyandclassmatessafeusinganairfilter.Itlookscoolandwillhelpgetkidsoutsideandfightoffcolds,”Eleanorsaid.Thepandemicspurredon(刺激了)Eleanor’sawarenessofhowpollutionaffectsaperson’shealthandthespreadofdiseases.Spendingalotoftimewithherasthmaticmumoverseverallockdownsgavethe12-year-oldfoodforthought.Theschoolgirladded:“Mygenerationisreallyawareofpollution,andwehavelessonsonitatschoolalongwithdiseasesspreading,andthisisanotherreasonIdesignedthis,becauseitisgettingmuchworse.”Theyoungdesignersaidsheisbecomingincreasinglyawareofthepollutionthatsurroundsher,asshelivesonamainroad.Eleanorsaid:“Iwalktoschool,nexttotheroad,andcantastethepetrolwhenbusescomethrough.”Speakingafterwinningthecompetition,Eleanorsaidtheimpactofherbackpackwillbefar-reaching.“Ifjustafewpeoplestartusingit,itcouldbereallygoodfortheplanet,”shesaid.21．Whatcanweinferfromthefirstthreeparagraphs?A．Eleanor’smotherencouragedhertowinthecompetition.B．EleanorWoodswasconfidentthatshewouldwinanaward.C．Eleanor’sbackpackisbothfashionableandenvironmentally-friendly.D．Thecompetitionwasintendedforpeopleworkinginfashion-design.22．Whatisthemainfocusofparagraph4?A．Theprocessoftheinvention. B．Theworkingprincipleofthebackpack.C．Theenergysourceofthebackpack. D．Thecomponentsofthebackpack.23．Whatisthefunctionofthebackpack?A．Itcanmakekidslookhealthy. B．Itcanproducegreenenergy.C．Itcanhelpdefendagainstairpollution. D．Itcancurepeopleofasthma.24．WhichofthefollowingcanbestdescribeEleanorWood?A．Considerate. B．Professional.C．Generous. D．Ordinary.【来源】江苏省常州市教育学会2022-2023学年高二下学期期末学业水平监测英语试卷Passage7In2018,amajornewexhibitionopenedatNewYork’sMuseumofModernArt(MoMA).TheshowbroughttogethermorethanahundredworksbyasingleBrazilianartist:TarsiladoAmaral.Althoughwidelycelebratedinhernativecountry,theartistwasrelativelyunknownoutsideBrazil.SowhowasTarsila?Bornin1886,TarsiladoAmaralisconsideredthemotherofmodernartinBrazil.ShefirstdevelopedaloveforartafterherparentssenthertostudyinSpain.ShereturnedtoEuropeafewyearslater,andsettledinParis.Severalartiststhere,includingPicasso,werebeginningtoexperimentwithnewforms—lessrealisticandmoreabstract.ThenewapproachescontinuedtoinfluenceTarsilaaftershereturnedtoBrazil.

ApproachestoartinBrazilatthattimewererelativelyconservative(保守的).TraditionalEuropeanstylesdominated,withworksmainlyfeaturingnatural,religious,orhistoricalscenesinsoftcolors.Tarsiladecidedtotakeadifferentdirection:“Iwanttobethepainterofmycountry,”shewrote.HerimagesbegantoreflectBrazil’sdiverseidentity—amixofnative,African,andEuropeanpeoples.Sheusedstrong,vividcolorstopaintreal-lifescenesofthenation’sfarmers,countryside,andwildlife.ThishadneverbeendonebeforeinBrazilianart.OneofTarsila’smostfamousworksisAbaporu(1928),whichmeans“ManWhoEatsPeople.”Thepaintinghasaplayfulquality,butitslookandfeelaredistinctlyBrazilian.TheworklaterinspiredaBrazilianartmovementcalledantropofagia.Brazilianartistsbegantotakeinstylesfromotherculturesandmixthemwithlocalinfluences.TheresultwassomethinguniquelyBrazilian.TarsiladoAmaraldiedinSaoPauloin1973,age86.ButherartworkandlegacyliveoninhernativeBrazil.“ForBrazilians,herrecognitionisoffthecharts,”saysJamesRondeau,directoroftheArtInstituteofChicago.“SheisthePicassoofBrazil.”Now,withtheMoMAexhibition,Tarsila’sartisbeingappreciatedbyanewaudienceofadmirersaroundtheworld.25．WhatcanwelearnaboutTarsila’sexperiences?A．ShewasborninBrazil.B．ShedidexperimentsinParis.C．ShewastaughtbyPicassoinSpain.D．SheworkedforNewYork’sMoMA．26．WhatmakeTarsila’sworksunique?A．HighqualityandEuropeanstyles.B．Strongcolorsandreal-lifescenes.C．Conservativestyleandnaturalscenes.D．Religiousbackgroundandhistoricaltopics.27．Whatdoestheunderlinedphrase“offthecharts”meaninthelastparagraph?A．Original. B．Outdated. C．Unbeatable. D．Dynamic.28．Whichcanbeasuitabletitleforthetext?A．TarsiladoAmaral,thePicassoofBrazilB．Antropofagia,aBrazilianartmovementC．ThedevelopmentofBrazil’sModernArtD．TheMoMAexhibitionofaBrazilianartist【来源】江苏省连云港市2022-2023学年高二下学期期末英语试题Passage8AfishermaninnorthernCambodiahookedwhatresearcherssayistheworld’slargestfreshwaterfish—agiantstingray(黄貂鱼)thatscientistsknowrelativelylittleabout.Thefisherman,42,caughtthe300-kilogramfish,whichmeasuredaboutfourmetersinlength,neararemoteislandontheMekongRiverintheStungTrengarea.AteamofscientistsfromtheWondersofMekongresearchprojecthelpedtag(给…装标签),measureandweighthefishbeforeitwasreleasedbackintotheriver.Theresearchgroupbelievesitwashealthywhenreleasedandexpectsittosurvive.Thetag—whichemitsanacoustic(声音的)signal—willallowresearcherstotrackthefish’smovementsandtheyhope,learnmoreaboutitsspecies’behaviorintheMekong.Thecatch“highlightshowlittleweknowaboutalotofthesegiantfreshwaterfish,”saidZebHogan,afishbiologistattheUniversityofNevada.“Youhaveafishthat’snowtherecordholderfortheworld’slargestfreshwaterfish,andweknowlittleaboutit.”Thefisherman,MoulThun,caughtthegiantstingraywithahookandlineontheeveningofJune13,andthencontactedresearchersthenextmorning.ResearcherswiththeWondersofMekongwerealreadyinnorthernCambodiatoinstallunderwaterreceiversaspartofaprojecttotrackmigratoryfishintheriver.“It’saparticularlyhealthystretchoftheriverwithalotofdeeppools—poolsupto90metersdeep,”saidHogan,whoisalsothehostofNationalGeographic’s“MonsterFish”televisionseries.“Westartedfocusingonthisareaasastretchofriverthat’sparticularlyimportantforbiodiversityandfisheries,andasalastrefuge(避难所)forthesebigspecies.”Forseveralmonths,theresearchgrouphasbeenincontactwithlocalfishermen,askingthemtogetintouchiftheylandedasignificantcatch.Thegrouphashelpedwithtwootherlargegiantfreshwaterstingrayreleasesinrecentmonths.Thefishermanwhocaughttherecordfishwaspaidmarketpriceforhiscatch.“Itworksbecausethefishisnotahighlyprizedfoodfish,”Hogansaid.Hogansaidlittleisknownaboutthegiantfreshwaterstingray.Thecreaturehasamouthabout“thesizeofabanana”withnoteeth,butwith“grippingpads”usedtocrush(压碎)prey.“They’reonthebottomfindingshrimps,mollusksandsmallfish.Theycansuckthemupwiththisbanana-shapedmouthandcrushthem,”hesaid.29．Whatdidthescientistsusethetagtodo?A．Toenablethefreshwaterfishtosurvive.B．Torecordthesoundofthefreshwaterfish.C．Tobeinformedofthefreshwaterfish’shealth.D．Tohelpthemknowmoreaboutthefreshwaterfish.30．WhatisZebHogan’stoneinparagraph4?A．Optimistic. B．Regretful. C．Indifferent. D．Proud.31．WhatdoesHogansayaboutthedeeppools?A．Theirdepthcanhardlybemeasured.B．Theyaretoodeeptoexploreindetail.C．ThereisaspecialTVshowaboutthem.D．Theyarelikelyhometobigspecies.32．Whatdoresearchersexpectfishermentodo?A．Todiscoverhighlyprizedfoodfish.B．Toselltheirbigcatchatalowerprice.C．Toreporttheirunusualcatchintime.D．Toshowrespectforthesignificantcatch.【来源】江苏省南京市六校联合体2022-2023学年高二下学期期末英语试题Passage9It’sabeautifulfallday.Beforewecampneartheriver,thechildrendashedalongthewater’sedge,leapingoffthebankintotheslowcurrent,pushingthroughthemud.Thesceneishappilyfamiliar.We’vebeencomingtoriverssinceourdaughterswerebabies.InthebeginningwewenttothewildernessbecausemyhusbandandIloveditandselfishlywantedthemtoloveit,too.Nowwegobecausewecan’tlivewithoutit.AccordingtoareportreleasedinFebruary,teenagersintheU.S.areinthemidstofanalarmingmentalhealthcrisis.Asurveyconductedinfall2021foundthat30%ofteengirlshaveseriouslyconsideredsuicide,ajumpof60%inthepastdecade.Boysarestruggling,too.TheCDCreportcallsforgreaterschoolinvolvementinsupportingat-riskkids,betteraccesstomental-healthservicesandhigherstandardsforhealtheducation.Asthemotheroftwoteenagegirls,thesestatisticsareterrifying.Whatcanweasparentsdo?Forourfamily,theanswerhasalwaysbeennature.Aftertheystartedschool,wildernesstripsbecameourwayofdisconnectingfromourdigitizedlives,andreconnectingwitheachotherourselvesandthenaturalworld.Whatbeganasafamilyexperimentwasnowacornerstoneinourparentingphilosophy:awayofraisinghealthy,curious,kind,resilient(对困境有承受力的)kidsinanincreasinglymessyworld.I’veseenfirsthandhowevenafewnightsoutafewtimesayearhavetaughtourdaughtervaluablelifeskillslikecooperation,compassion,resilience,problem-solvingandadaptability,whichisrelevanttoeverythingwedoinlife.Willourstrategywork?We’restillinthethickoftheexperiment,soit’stoosoontotell.Allwecandoispayattention,keeptalking,keeptryingandkeepgoing.33．Whatmightbetheinitialreasonforthecoupletotaketheirdaughterstonature?A．Theylovedgoingtothewilderness.B．Theirdaughterslikedcamping.C．Itwasabeautifuldayforanouting.D．Itstartedasafamilyexperiment.34．Whatdoestheauthorindicatebymentioningthereport?A．Americansaresufferingmentalcrisis.B．Girlstendtobemorehelplessthanboys.C．Thefindingshavearousedsocialconcern.D．Nomental-healthservicescou