2024届上海普陀区高三一模英语试题及答案

普陀区2023学年第一学期高三英语质量调研英语试卷I.ListeningComprehensionSectionADirections:InSectionyouheartenshortconversationsbetweenspeakers.theendofeachconversation,aquestionbeaskedaboutwhatwassaid.conversationsandthequestionsbespokenonlyonce.youhearaconversationandthequestionaboutthefourpossibleanswersonyouranddecidewhichonethebestanswerthequestionyouhave1.A.TheclasshaskeptthepartyasecretfromJack.JackorganizingapartyfortheEnglishJacksurprisedlearnofthepartyforD.birthday2.A.Theyhaveinterestflyingspace.Theyseeaonspace.Theyenjoyedtheonspace.D.Theyworkhardonaspaceproject.3.A.Theremainsatotalmysteryhim.Hehasbeenlosthisresearchforamonth.ThetryingfinishherD.Heexpectfinishhisworksosoon.4.A.Themanshouldstopcookingthevegetables.Overcookedvegetablesareoftentasteless.Themanshouldoutnewcookers.D.thevegetablesshouldbecookedfresh.5.A.Theshowhedirectedturnedoutbeasuccess.Heenjoyedwatchingthosecomediesbyfamousedieshavenotimprovedmuchsincethe1980s.D.Newcomediesareexcitingjustlikethosethe1980s.6.A.HefoundhiswallethisHewentthelost-and-foundoffice.HeaskedthepickuphisD.Helefthiswallethiscarthegarage.7.A.HowimproveworkTheresponsibilitiesofsecretaries.Howchoosesecretaries.D.Thesecretariesthe8.A.Whyherphonewasdisconnected.Whysheleavehimamessage.WhyhecouldnotthroughD.Whysherefusedanswerhiscall.9.A.Hebebacksoonrepairthelongerreconnectthecomputerthenet.Hehassolvedmorecomplicatedproblemsthanthis.D.Alotofproblemsbesolvedonline10.A.PickingupherFrench.Makingastudyplan.Packingupforhertrip.D.ApplyingforavisaFrance.第1页共15页SectionBDirections:InSectionyouhearshortpassagesandonelongerconversation,andyoubeaskedseveralquestionsoneachofthepassagesandtheconversation.passagesandtheconversationbetwice,butthequestionsbespokenonlyonce.Whenyouhearaquestion,thefourpossibleanswersonyourpaperanddecidewhichonewouldbethebestanswerthequestionyouhaveQuestions13basedonfollowingpassage.A.installaudioequipmentalab.sendsmartphonemessages.testtheireyesightusingaphoneapp.D.wordsearchpuzzles.12.A.TheynolongerconcentratedontheirTheycalledbackTheyonuntiltheringingstopped.D.Theywantedanswerthephone.13.A.Adeclinesportsactivities.Adeclineacademicperformance.Ariseemotionalproblems.D.Areductiontheamountofsleep.Questions1416basedonfollowingpassage.14.A.Theroadwasblocked.Theroadwasflooded.TheroadwasfrozenD.Theroadwascoveredspilled15.A.Atruckhitabarrierandoverturned.TheheavysnowmadedrivingThetruckdriversleptwhiledriving.D.Atruckplungedintoapoolofchocolate.16.A.Itwasluckythatnopassengerinjured.Itwaslongbeforethecleanupwasfinished.Itwashardremovethespilledsubstance.D.wasdifficultcontacttheQuestions1720basedonfollowingconversation.17.A.Hewantedthestorehimarefund.Hehadchangethedeliverytime.Hehasdoubtsaboutthefurnituredelivered.D.Hewantedorderotherfurniture.18.A.Sendthefurniturebackthestore.Collectthefurnitureheordered.Buyanotherbrandoffurniture.D.Describethefurniturehereceived.19.A.Checkthebill.Replacethechairs.Apologizehiswife.D.Givethemoneyback.20.A.recommendedanewstyle.offeredgiftstheman.greetedthechildren.D.apologizedthemanoncemore.第2页共15页II.GrammarvocabularySectionADirections:AfterthepassagefilltheblanksmakethepassageandgrammaticallyFortheblanksagiveneachblanktheformofthegivenfortheotherblanks,useonethatbesteachblank.LoveOnceuponatime,thereusedbeatallandbigappletree.Alittleeverydaythetreedown,climbedup(21)______(pick)appleseat,andslepttheshadeofthetree.Helovedtheappletree,andlovedplayThelittleboygraduallyupandstopped(22)______(come)playeveryOnedayhethetree,pickedalltheapplesandleftAnothertheboyagain,andcutallthebranches,happilyawaybuildahousehimself.Onetheboyback,cutdownhertreetrunk,builtaboat,(23)______(sail)anddidnotbackforalongtime.Afteryears,theboyreturnedatlast.Hewasoldandwanted(24)______thanaplacerest.“Oldroot(25)______(suitable)sitdownandrest,on,sitdownandrestme!”Theboysatdown,andtheappletreewassohappythatshedtears.Thisastoryofeveryone.Thetreeourparent.(26)______weareyoung,weplayandDad.Havingup,weleaveandonlythemwhenweneedsomethingorwhenwearetrouble.Nomatterwhat,parentsalwaysbethereandeverythingthey(27)______(28)______yourparentscannotnecessarilythebesttheworld,buttheytheirbestall,andtheyareafraidthatnotenough;theyneversaidyou”,buttheirownwayforalifetime,(29)______howparentsaroundtheworldshowtheirlove.example,atiredfatherwaswatchinghisdaughterseatfriedchicken,butheorderanything,tellinghisdaughtersthathewasnot(30)______moremoneyhispocket.upknowthatthemostaffectionatewhatthefatherandmothersaid:IdonoteatandIamnot第3页共15页SectionBDirections:eachblankachosenthebox.Eachcanbeusedonlyonce.Notethatonethanyouneed.A.contributorspublisherconferencesD.alternativesJ.dulychalkedK.orderpassiveG.generalH.inheritedI.completelyrepresentanbilliondollarupfrom$8billion2014.publisherPearsonthe(31)______theworld.costsabout$1millioncreateanewtextbook.Afreshmantextbookhavedozensof(32)______,fromsubject-matterexpertsthroughgraphicandlayoutartistsexpertreviewersandclassroomtesters.publishersconnectprofessors,instructorsandstudentsthat(33)______,suchasopene-textbooksandopeneducationalresources,simplydonot.Thisconnectionhappensnotonlybymeansofcollaborativedevelopment,reviewandtesting,butalsoat(34)_______wherefacultyregularlydecideontheirtextbooksandcurriculaforthecomingIttruethattextbookpublishershaverecentlyreportedlosses,duestudentsrentingorbuyingusedprinttextbooks.Butthiscanbe(35)______uptheexcessivelycostoftheirbooks—whichhasincreasedover1,000percentsince1977.Arestructuringofthetextbookindustrymaywellbe(36)______.Butthisdoesnotmeantheendofthetextbookitself.theymaynotbeasdynamic(动态的)asaniPad,textbooksarenot(37)______orlifeless.From1800thepresenttextbookshavedonethisbyraisingquestionsforstudentsThatmeansstudentsareaskedusetheirindividualexperienceupanswers(38)______questions.psychologytexts,forexample,ofyourpersonalitydothink(39)_______?”whileonesphysicscanpredictwheretheballthrewland?”Expertsobservethat“textbookslayers,somethinglikeanonion.”anchoosingatextbook(40)_______canbeaninteractiveexperience.Readersproceedattheirownpace.第4页共15页III.ReadingComprehensionSectionADirections:ForeachblankthefollowingpassagefourorphrasesmarkedCandeachblanktheorphrasethatbestthecontext.Globalsurfacetemperatureslastmonthwere2.25degreeswarmerthanthe20thcenturyaverageof60.1degrees,breakingpreviousrecords,fromAugust2016,bymorethanhalfadegree,accordingNOAAresearchers.“Thatmeareallyhuge(41)______fromonerecordthenext,”saidaphysicalscientistNationalCentersforEnvironmentalInformation.Thereport(42)______whatmillionsofpeoplehaveexperiencedrecentmonths,includingrecord-breakingheatwavesthathavetouchedalmosteverycorneroftheglobe.Asia,Africa,NorthAmericaandSouthAmericahadtheirwarmestAugustonrecord,asdidtheArctic,EuropeandOceania—aregionthat(43)______Australia—hadtheirsecond-warmestAugustonrecord,thereportsaid.Itwasn’tjustthelandthat(44)______:Augustsetarecordforthehighestmonthlyseasurfacetemperatureabnormally—1.85degreesaboveaverage.Thewarmingoceans(45)______shrinkingseaice,Antarcticaexperiencingfourthcontinuousmonththe(46)______seaiceextentonrecord.seaiceextentAugustwasabout550,000squaremileslessthanthepreviousrecordsetAugust2019.seenunheard-ofwarmththeglobalocean,anddefinitelyalarmingbecause(47)______beyondjustthescopeoftheocean,”Bartow-Gilliessaid.“Notonlyare(48)______marinehabitats,butyou’reaffectingstormcreation,you’recreatinginstabilityareas,andyou’recreatingfloodingeventsotherareas.awholehostof(49)______thatalongthesewarmeroceansurfacetemperaturesthatwe’reseeing.”Infact,thereportcomesafteraseriesofseverenatural(50)______thatspantheglobe.Thisweek,aMediterraneanstormcausedseriousfloodingLibya,killingthanpeople.InCanada,wildfiresburnedthroughmorethan42millionacresofforeststhisandseveralareburning.(51)______globalwarmingwasnotthesingularcauseofanyofthesedisasters,heatingoftheEarthcontinues(52)______thelikelihoodofextremeweathereventsandwildfireworldwide.“Thescientificevidence(53)______—wecontinueseemoreclimaterecordsandintenseandfrequentextremeweathereventsimpactingsocietyandecosystems,untilwestop(54)______greenhousegases,”readastatementfromSamanthadeputydirectoroftheEuropeanCopernicusClimateChangeService,whichalso(55)______thatthissummerwasthehottestonrecord.41.A.distance42.A.confirms43.A.holdsjumptravelD.flighttouchescooledquotesD.surroundsstrickenresultedfromhighestD.includesD.disappearedD.devotedD.fastest44.A.boiled45.A.contributed46.A.slowest47.A.48.A.creating49.A.issuessufferedfromlowestsavingextendD.undertakeD.disturbingD.proposalsD.earthquakesD.WhenremainingeventsdebatesdisastersBecausedestroy50.A.floodsstorms51.A.Though52.A.53.A.irresistible54.A.conveying55.A.predictedUnlessdecreaseinaccessiblerelievingdoubtedD.increaseD.unbearableD.dismissingD.determinedunchangeablereleasingexpected第5页共15页SectionBDirections:Readthefollowingpassages.Eachpassagefollowedbyseveralquestionsorunfinishedstatements.ForeachofthemfourchoicesmarkedCandChoosetheonethatbesttheinformationgiventhepassageyouhavejust(A)ofSawyerchangedthecourseofliteraturetheUnitedStatesaswellasofAmericanliteraturepresentingthefirstdeeply-feltdescriptionofboyhood.publishedthenovel1876,whichcenteredonasmartnaughtyyoungboylivingatownalongtheMississippiofSawyermarkedthefurtherdevelopmentofrealism.Anorphan,SawyerhisAuntPollyandhalfMissouri;thefictionaltownwasbasedonHannibal,Missouri.Thefirstfewchaptershighlightedtroubledtendencies.HeaunteatinggotaanotherAspunishmentforhisvariousmisdeeds,AuntPollyorderedhimwhitewashthefence.managedconvinceotherchildrenthatwhitewashingwasfun,andtheyendedupgivinghimvariousitemsforaturnatthefence.LaterthebookwentthecemeteryHuckleberryFinn,awandererwhosefatherwasaheavyTheyacrossthreegraverobbers,includingInjunJoeandRobinson.TheintoaandInjunJoemurderedtheAlthoughandHuckleberrypromisednevertellanyonewhattheyhadseen,eventuallytheescapedIndianJoe.Atonepoint,andathirdboydecidedrunawayfromhomeandbecamepirates(海盗).onanislandtheMississippitheydiscoveredthatpeoplethoughttheyhaddied.Thethreedramaticallyreappearedduringtheirfuneralservices.andHuckleberrythendecidedlookforburiedtreasureanabandonedhouse.TheboyswereforcedhidewhenJoeandapartnerarrivedburytheirowntreasurethere.thementhenacrossastoragethehouseanddecidedhideelsewhere.OnenightHuckfollowedhopingfindthegold.WhenheoverheardtheirplanattacktheDouglas,Huckhelp,andthecrimewasprevented.laterwentonapicnichisclassmates.exploringacave,theybecamelost,andlaterrealizedthatthewaslikelybethecave,andheandHuckleberrydiscovered56.Whichofthefollowingstatementstrueaccordingthepassage?A.ThestoryoutlinestheAdventuresofThestorydescribeschildhood.ThestorytellsthestoryofD.Thiscommentsonnovels.57.Whattheunderlinedpartofthesecondparagraphtryingillustrate?A.helpfulness.friendliness.D.naughtiness.58.thecorrectorderofthehappeningsthethirdstory?a.Huckfollowedthosetwo.b.ThenandHuckleberryfoundgold.c.andHuckleberrydecidedsearchforburiedtreasure.d.Huckleberryandanotherboyranawayfromhome.A.a-c-b-dd-c-a-bb-a-d-cD.c-b-a-d59.Intheeyes,whatkindofnoveltheAdventuresofSawyer?A.Aninterestingadventurenovel.Themosthumorousstoryofchildren.D.Themostpopularhistoricalnovel.Thegreatestofliterature.第6页共15页1.FromaCertainPointof–ReturnofJedimarkthe40thanniversaryofthereleaseofReturnoftheJedi,thisselectionsees40scenesfromtherecreatedthroughtheeyesofasupportingcharacter,fromrobotsMothma.amongthe40writersandartistscontributing,wehaveOlivieBlakegivingaglimpseintothemindofEmperorPalpatine,KenneytellingthestoryofthedreamofaquietdayontheforestmoonofEndorandCharlieJaneAnderslookingintothatterrifyingopenmouththedesertof2.CreationNodebyStephenBaxterStephenBaxtertheauthorofoneofall-timefavouritemomentsasci-finovel:theoceanscloseoverthetopofEverestFlood.IthinkofhisdrownedEarthrelativelyoften–anburnedintomybrain.latestbooksoundsequallyinterestingandI’lldefinitelybegivingaread.2255,followsthediscoveryofanobjectcalledPlanetNine,whichanamedspotsfromherspaceship.notaplanet,orthe“ninth”ofanything;wasbrieflybelievedbeablackhole,butthensendsamessagethattheresomethingwaitingonsurface.Meanwhile,aquasar(类星体)hasappearedandheatingupthesolarsystem.Lotsdealwith,then.3.StarterbyJohnScalziThisthesortofsci-finovelthatneedsbedescribedasajoke,Ifeel.setonEarthtodayandseesdivorcedsubstituteteacherCharlieinherithislong-lostlateunclebusiness.UnfortunatelyforCharlie,healsoinheritshisenemies.arealsopromisedintelligent,talkingspycatsandunioniseddolphins–notlike?4.ofMilkHoneybyPamZhangIlovedfirstnovel,HowMuchofTheseGold,setthe19th-centuryIhighlyrecommendZhangaphenomenalHersecondbookmovestheactionthenearfuture,wherefoodcropsaredisappearingandasmogspreading.Hopingescapehertroubledacheftakesajobamountaintopsettlementfortheglobalelite(精英)anddiscoversplansreshapetheworld.5.EdgeofHerebyKelechiOkaforWhatatreatthissounds:ashortstorycollectiondipintothisbusiestofmonths.whohostoftheMindpodcast,setsoutexplorecontemporaryBlackwomanhood,butsetsherstoriesaBlackMirrorversionofthenearfuture.onewhichcanexperiencesomeoneemotionsthroughachipyourbrain,onewherecanbitsofadistanthelpfromyourDNA.60.Ifwantknowtheofawhichnovelwouldchoose?A.ofHerebyKelechiOkaforCreationNodebyStephenBaxterStarterbyJohnScalziD.LandofMilkandHoneybyZhang61.Whatdoestheunderlinedphrasemeanthefirstparagraph?A.Anon-leadingrole.AAD.Awritingstyle.62.Whichofthefollowingtrueaccordingthepassage?A.Fiction2,theSolarSystemgettingInFiction3,ateacherinheritedhisbusiness.InFiction4,theauthordescribedeventsthearea.D.Fiction5,canexperienceblackthroughbrainchips.第7页共15页(C)Inrecentyears,theInternationalSpaceFieldsetanewroundofexplorationcraze,hopingfurthermasterthespacesecretsandresources.Countriesarebusydevelopingrocketsandsatellites,developingmannedspaceformulatingplansexplorethemoonandandconqueringspace“Onestepahead”.Whenengineersdevelopaspacecraft,theyaskafewquestionsthatguidetheirprocess,Klaus,aprofessorofaerospaceengineeringattheUniversityofColoradowhostudiesriskassessmentandhumanspaceflight.Theyare,heexplains,“Whatdowewantdo?WhatdoesdoWhatcanwrong?Andwhatcanwedoreducethechanceofthebadthingsgoingwrong?”Thesequestionsseemsimpleenough,buttheanswersareessential.WhenSpaceX,BlueOriginoranyoneelseconsiderssendinghumansintospace,thevehicletheybuilddothreethings.First,hasaccommodatethecrewmembersbymeetingtheirbasicneedssuchasoxygen,foodandSecond,shouldallowthemaccomplishmissionobjectives.mustprotectthepeopleonboardandonthegroundfromtheofspaceflightandSometimesmeetingoneneedintroducesnewThecrewneedsbreathe,ofcourse,butwashigh-pressuretanksofliquidoxygenthatcausedanexplosiononApollo13,andwasthefuelpoweringanoxygengeneratorthatsparkedafireonboardtheMirspacestation1997.Notonlydoastronautsfloatthroughanearvacuum(真空)filledradiation,butlow-Earthorbit,wheretheInternationalSpaceStation(ISS)operates,crewshavedealagrowingcloudofdebris(碎片)circlingEarth,whichareusuallyfromoldsatellites.Thedebrisprotectivecoveringcanabsorbimpactsfromparticlessmallerthanhalfaninch,butbetween1999and2022,thestationhadfirepushers32timesavoidcontactobjects.Asinglehitwouldbedangerous;atspeedsof17,500milesperevensomethingthesizeofasoftballcancauseseveredamage.Whatthepointoflookingdecadesspaceandstrugglingexplorethevastnessoftheuniverse?Thedevelopmentofthespaceindustryhasbroughthumansmanybenefits,themostimportantofwhichthespreadofinformation.ThecellphonesignalandsignalpeopleusenowareallbenefitingfromthedevelopmentofthespaceTheultimategoalofmankinddeeperintospace,andexploremoreunknownworlds,thatis,theMoon,andbeyond,andwhathumanityeagerachieveacommonhomeoffreedomand63.WhydidthewritermentiontheexplosiononApollo13Paragraph3andthefireonboardtheMirspacestation?A.explaintherisksofthespaceshowthedisadvantagesofthespacetravel.provetheunexpectedrisksofthespaceflightprocess.D.describethenewrisksinvolvedmeetingtherequirements.64.Whatthemainideaofthefourthparagraph?A.ThespaceenvironmentitselfpilesonAnymissteponaspacemissionfatal.Itdifficultcompletethespacemission.D.Spaceengineersworkhardcleanupspacedebris.65.Whattheultimategoalofhumanexplorationofspace?A.unknownplanetsandstars.Freedomandequalityofhumanbeings.D.Spacesecretsandendlessresources.protectionagainsthumandiseases.66.Whatdoestheunderlinedphrasethelastparagraphmean?A.Studyingspaceforcountlessyears.Exploringspacefortenyears.Livingspaceformanyyears.D.Observingspaceforseveraltenyears.第8页共15页SectionCDirections:ReadthepassageFilleachblankasentencegiventhebox.Eachsentencecanbeusedonlyonce.Notethatsentencesthanyouneed.A.maysoundlikeanadvantagepeoplethisrareconditionoftenfindtheirunusualabilitystressful.Butanewstudyresearchersdemonstratedforthefirsthowthiseffectoccursthebrain.Inthefuture,thedeepeningofbrainscienceresearch,humanbeingseventuallyunlockthesecretsofthebrain.D.Thisprocessimprovesaccessrelevantinformation,withoutoldmemoriesinterfering.Whenweobtainnewinformation,thebrainautomaticallyattemptsintoexistinginformationbyformingassociations.Theoutsideworldajudgmentofthebrain,buthumansjustIsHumanBrainFull?Thebrainaseeminglyendlesswhoseshelveshouseourmostpreciousmemoriesaswellasourknowledge.Butthereapointwherereachescapacity?Theanswerno,becausebrainsaremorecomplicatedthanthat.Insteadofjustcrowdingin,oldinformationsometimespushedoutofthebrainfornewmemoriesform.Previousbehavioralstudieshaveshownthatlearningnewinformationcanlead(67)___________Indailylife,actuallyhasclearadvantages.Imagine,forinstance,thatlostyourbankcard.Thenewcardreceiveanewpersonalidentificationnumber(PIN).Eachrememberthenewgraduallytheoldone.(68)__________Andmostofussometimesfeelthefrustrationofhavingoldmemoriesinterfererelevantmemories.ConsidertryingrememberwhereparkedyourcarthecarparkwereataweekThisofmemory(wherearetryingrememberbutsimilarinformation)particularlyvulnerableinterference.(69)__________Whenwesearchinformation,bothrelevantandirrelevantinformationThemajorityofpreviousresearchhasfocusedonhowwelearnandremembernewinformation.Butcurrentstudiesarebeginningplacegreateremphasisontheconditionsunderwhichweasimportancebeginsbemoreappreciated.Asmallnumberofpeopleareablerememberalmosteverydetailoftheirlife.(70)__________Inasense,howourbrainscategorizememories,sotherelevantmemoriesarereadybetakenout.Normalmayevenbeasafetymechanismensureourbrainbecometoofull.第9页共15页SummaryDirections:Readthefollowingpassage.Summarizethemainideaandthemainpoint(s)ofthepassagenothan60Useyourownasfaraspossible.71.PeopleaLotInreallife,robotcustomerservicevariousapplicationsarebroadlysimilarAIproducts.Itabilitylearnthemostthehighestlevelofintelligencethathasaglobalhit.AttheendofNovember2022,AIresearchlabOpenAIlaunchedAIchatsoftwarewhatexactlycanChatGPTdo,andhowcanhelpusordinarypeople?First,chatChatGPTaswereyourfriendwhenyou’rebored,andconstantlyreviseparameters(参数)andbehavioryouradviceandguidance.themoretalkthemoreknowswhatwant,andthemorerespondsyou.travelasanexample.therearealotoftravelrecommendationsitesouttheretheycan’tbecustomizedtheindividual,butcanaskChatGPTforspecificinformationsuggestions.Second,ChatGPTcanbeusedwhenwantcreatecontentbutlackideas.Itcanopenyourmindideasaswellascreateideasforyou.Childrenthegrowthalwayslikelistenparentstellnewstories,andstory-tellinggivesalotofparentsaheadache.Whatshouldwedowhenwerunoutofstorybooks?ChatGPTagreatstorygenerator,whichgeneratesawholenewasaswant,basedonthethemesandcharactersprovide.perfect.Third,letChatGPThelpoutwhenyou’renotsurehowstartedaoranarticle.Ofcourse,alwaysprovidethecontent,sowecanlearnfromframework,andmucheasierthecontentfromthere.Enterinformationaboutthetype,title,columnname,data,andsoon,andChatGPTgeneratethetableonecanaddcolumnsandrowsanddoin-tablecalculations.Accordingownjustanunconsciouscomputerprogram.Itcancarryonself-activelearningandrealizetasktransferundertheregularinstruction.DoestheanswerChatGPTgiveshavebetheanswer?conscioushumans,bebetterpickfromallthepossibleanswers.第10页共15页Directions:thefollowingsentencesintoEnglish,usingthegiventhebrackets.72.substituten.）73.房租和人力成本依旧是便利店发展面临的最大障碍。(remain)74.我们要关注的不是孩子们的言语，而是他们在创造性地解决问题的情况下的行动。(not…but)75.虽然任务艰巨，我们仍愿同合作伙伴一起把“一带一路”打造成应对挑战的合作之路、维护人民健康安全的健康之路、促进社会经济发展的复苏之路。(make)VI.GuidedDirections:anEnglishcomposition120-150theinstructionsgivenbelowChinese.76.假设你是明启中学高三学生吴磊，你的英国朋友迈克尔(Michael)来信说他打算参加所在城市伦敦举办的中国文化节活动,并在活动中用汉语介绍中国文化，但他似乎信心不足，且就主题的选择犹豫不决。请你从下列主题中推荐一项：中国传统节日、中国文字发展、中国民族音乐。请你给他回信，内容需包括：1）帮助他树立信心；2）你的推荐及理由。第页共15页普陀区2023学年第一学期高三英语质量调研听力原文及参考答案I.ListeningComprehensionSectionADirections:InSectionyouheartenshortconversationsbetweenspeakers.theendofeachconversation,aquestionbeaskedaboutwhatwassaid.conversationsandthequestionsbespokenonlyonce.youhearaconversationandthequestionaboutthefourpossibleanswersonyouranddecidewhichonethebestanswerthequestionyouhave1.Jackturn16thisweek.DoesheknowtheclassesarehavingasurprisepartyforNo,hethinkswearegivingapartyfortheretiringEnglishQ:Whatdowelearnfromtheconversation?2.Doremembertheinterestingonspacewesawlastweek?Sure.actuallythemostimpressiveoneseenonthattopic.Q:Whatdowelearnaboutthespeakers?3.IwassurprisedwhenIheardyou’dfinishedyourresearchprojectawholemonthhowImanageddoremainsamysteryme.Q:Whatdoesthemean?4.Howmuchlongershouldthesevegetablesbecooked?motherabout10minutestotal.Theylookprettydoneme.Idoubtshouldcookthemanymore.Q:Whatdoesthemean?5.channelshavebeenrerunningalotofcomediesfromthe1980s’.Whatdothinkofthoseoldshows?Notmuch.ButthenewonesincludingthosedonebyfamousdirectorsarenotsoentertainingQ:Whatdoesthemean?6.Hello,thisgarage.foundwalletafterhelefthiscarherethisHehasbeenwonderingwherehecouldhaveleftI’lltellhimpickupthisafternoon.Thankforcalling.Q:WhatdowelearnaboutBlackfromtheconversation?7.Idotheefficiencyofyoursecretaries.Ourcompanyselectsonlythebest.Theyhaveaheavyworkloadalotofresponsibilities.Q:Whatarethespeakerstalkingabout?8.wrongyourphone,Iwasworried,tryingcallallnightI’mNoonewasablethrough.telephonewasdisconnected.Q:Whatdoestheasktheabout?9.Whenmycomputerbebackonline?ProbablynotuntilIfonlyIcoulddealsuchacomplicatedproblemnow!Q:Whatdoesthemean?10.beenkeepingsobusyrecently!I’vebeentiedupmystudies.knowI’mplanningFrancesoon,butI’mabitnervousaboutFrench.Q:Whatthebusydoing?SectionBDirections:InSectionyouhearshortpassagesandonelongerconversation,andyoubeaskedseveralquestionsoneachofthepassagesandtheconversation.passagesandtheconversationbetwice,butthequestionsbespokenonlyonce.Whenyouhearaquestion,thefourpossibleanswersonyourpaperanddecidewhichonewouldbethebestanswerthequestionyouhaveQuestions13basedonfollowingpassage.Inarecentstudycarriedoutbypsychologistsontheseriouseffectsofsmartphones,groupsofcollegestudentsweregivenwordsearchpuzzles.Thefirstgroupwastoldcompletethepuzzlesparticipants,smartphones,theirlineofThesecondgroup,wastoldthatthephoneswouldinterfereequipmenttheexperimentandwouldneedbemovedawayfromthetestingarea.Midwaythroughthesecondsolvingofthepuzzles,theexperimentcalledoneofthephones“letringforawhilebeforehangingup”.Manyofthestudentsthatgroupwereunablefocusfromthenon,becominganxiousandperformingpoorlythanthefirstgroup.Useofelectronicsh