湖南省长沙市明德 2022-2023学年高三上学期入学检测英语试卷含答案.docx

1、长沙市明德中学 2023 届高三年级 2022 年下学期入学检测英语试题2022 年 8月第一部分听力（共两节，满分30分）第一节（共 5 小题；每小题 1.5 分，满分 7.5 分）听下面 5 段对话，每段对话后有一个小题，从题中所给的 A、B、C三个选项中选出最佳选项， 并标在试卷的相应位置。听完每段对话后，你都有 10秒钟的时间来回答有关小题和阅读下一小题。每段对话仅读一遍。1. What will Jacks father do?A. Ask for adayoff.B. Join thefamilytrip.C. Look after kids athome.2. What are

2、the speakers mainly talking about?A.Thefood.B.The sport.C. Thelifestyle.3. What is the probable relationship between the speakers?A.Classmates.B.Colleagues.C. Teacher andstudent.4. When will Parker get uptomorrow?A. At7:30 a.m.B. At7:00a.m.C. At 6:30a.m.5. Where are thespeakers?A. Inasupermarket.B.

3、Inalibrary.C. In thestreet.第二节 （共 155 小题；每小题 1.5 分，满分 22.5 分）听下面 5 段对话或独白。每段对话或独白后有几个小题，从题中所给的 A、B、C 三个选项中选出最佳选项。听每段对话或独白前，你将有时间阅读各个小题，每小题 5 秒钟；听完后，各小题将给出 5 秒钟的作答时间。每段对话或独白读两遍。听第 6 段材料，回答第 6、7 题。6. Why does Frank agree to visit the artmuseum?A. He is anartlover.B. He is worried aboutAmelia.C. He doe

4、snt want Jane to be alone.7. Where will the speakersmeet?A. AtFrankshouse.B. AtJameshouse.C. At themuseum.听第 7 段材料，回答第 8 至 10 题。8. What is Bobs attitude toward Christinessituation?A.Understanding.B.Indifferent.C. Forgiving.9. What upsets Christine about Bettiemost?A. She doesnt dothecleaning.B. She

5、delays paying therent.C. She comes back late at night.10. What does Bob agree to do forChristine?A. Look foraroommate.B. Make peacewithBettie.C. Help her with theseminar.听第 8 段材料，回答第 11 至 13 题。11. Who is theman?A.Areceptionist.B.Aporter.C. Adriver.12. When will the woman set off for theairport?A. At

6、7:25 a.m.B. At7:40 a.m.C. At 7:55a.m.13. What do we know about thewoman?A. She is on abusinesstrip.B. She is good at timemanagement.C. She is familiar with Toronto.听第 9 段材料，回答第 14 至 16 题。14. What does the woman do to protect theenvironment?A. She uses carrierbagsrepeatedly.B. She stops using disposa

7、bleproducts.C. She sets up a recycling center.15. What can we say about theman?A. He has tried his best to protectthe Earth.B. He will follow the womansexample.C. He failed to meet his target.16. What does the woman suggest people do in theend?A.Saveenergy.B. Join an ambitiousprogram.C. Explore othe

8、r energy sources.听第 10 段材料，回答第 17 至 20 题。17. Why will the stationery store open its doors on 15thstreet?A. There are manyschoolsnearby.B. Its planned by thegovernment.C. It aims to bring convenience to students.18. How does the stationery store standout?A. By sellinghigh-endstationery.B. By providin

9、g quality at reasonableprices.C. By supplying all kinds of new stationery.19. What will the stationery store offer on the openingday?A. Agreat discount.B. A free gift to allcustomers.C. A candy bag to all students.20. What is the purpose of thetalk?A. Toexpressgratitude.B. To do promotion.C. To intr

10、oduce WestEngland.第二部分：阅读理解（共两节，满分 50 分）第一节（共 15 个小题；每小题 2.5 分，满分 37.5 分）阅读下列短文，从每题所给的 A、B、C 和 D 四个选项中，选出最佳选项，并在答题卡上将该项涂黑。AVolunteers WantedAs we all know, happy people give and gain more with volunteer work. Having volunteered with numerous beneficiaries, Ive never regretted it. Here are a few choi

11、ces for you to make a difference.Hope CentreDriven by the belief that animals have feelings, Animal Concerns Research and Education Society (ACRES) educates on people on lifestyle choices that do not harm wild animals. Many opportunities are available when you become a volunteer at ACRES.Tel:6892982

12、1Email:infoacres.org.sgWilling HeartsWilling Hearts is a 100% volunteer-run soup kitchen which cooks and distributes about 3,000 meals to the needy every day. As I was cutting vegetables, this realization hit meothers struggle to put foodonthetable,yethereIamtakingmymealsforgranted ( 认为 理所当然). Every

13、oneshouldvolunteer here once. As we look forward to our next meal, there are others who rely on Willing Hearts for their basic food.Lions BefriendersMake friends with the elderly one simple act can make a world of difference. Regardless of whether youre a social butterfly or not, you can provide the

14、 much-needed emotional support they lack. After all, your weekly visits could be what they look forward to the most each week!Tel:63752940Email:volunteerlb.org.sgBethel Community ServicesBethel Community Services offers a series of assistance programs for the alleviation ( 缓 解 ) of suffering, ignora

15、nce or ill health. Any kid in need of advice can seek help at the services available. If youre a baker, artist, or singer, why not do what you enjoyconduct a baking workshop, organise art and craft classes, and even teach kids how to sing?Tel:67447422Email:adminbethelcs.org.sg 21.What is the aim of

16、HopeCentre?A. Cooking for hungrypeople.B. Leading fun activities forkids.C. Caring for the needs of theelderly.D. Spreading awareness of wildlifeprotection.22. What did the author come to realize at WillingHearts?A. Be grateful for everymeal.B. Learn to make friends with oldpeople.C. Volunteering is

17、 a gift that keeps ongiving.D. A kitchen is a place for teaching us to enjoylife.23. Which phone number should you call if you want to helpchildren?A.6892 9821.B.6743 0725.C. 63752940.D. 67447422.B“Friends have your back,” said Christina Li about the bond between two seventh-graders in her first nov

18、el, “Clues to theUniverse.”Li felt the same way about her best friend, Katia, whom she met in the fifth grade. Her characters Ro and Benji are fictional, but Li drew on her feelings about her friendship with Katia to develop the close friendship in her book. Like friends everywhere, Li and Katia enj

19、oyed just spending time together. They talked a lot. Li even dedicated this novel to Katia, because “she and her family have supported my career so much,” Li said.Li also mined her memories about another middle school experience: the science fair. “I was not a sciencekid,” Lisaidwithalaugh. Shesigne

20、dupforthefair onawhim (一时兴起) butendeduploving the chance to study science. “It turned out to be a defining experience and helped me become more confident,” shesaid.Thats true, too, for Ro and Benji as they work on a rocket for their project. Rockets are Ros passions. Benji prefers drawing, but he ne

21、eds the credit to improve his science grade. Soon, though, Ros excitement kick-starts Benjis curiosity. Then Ro decides to help Benji with his secret search: to find his long-absent fatherwho may be the creator of a popular comic called “Spacebound.” The novel is set in the early 1980s, before Inter

22、net research was a possibility. But the science fair and their search bring unexpectedconflict.As a kid, Li loved reading. She started writing fantasy when she was in middle school. Shes also enjoying the connection with her young readers. Recently, Li heard from a girl who was excited to read about

23、 the main character, Ro, who is Chinese American, like her. “Representation is so important,”she said. “And now its wonderful to be able to share that in my book.”24. What do we know about “Clues to theUniverse”?A. It is a workofnonfiction.B. It records the stories of Li andKatia.C. It reveals the s

24、ecrets oftheuniverse.D. It is based on Lis personalexperiences.25. How did the science fair benefitLi?A. It satisfied herevery whim.B. It boosted herconfidence.C. It helped her make friendswithkatia.D. It allowed her to earn credits inscience.26. What is paragraph 4 mainly about concerning “Clues to

25、 theUniverse”?A.Itsplot.B. Itsstyle.C.Itssignificance.D. Itsbackground.27. What might Li feel when hearing from the girl?A.Astonished.B.Confused.C.Worried.D.Pleased.CThree Latin abbreviations ( 缩写词) cause no end of confusion in English, viz. e.g. i.e.,and viz. Itself. They seem to have appeared in t

26、he 15th and 16th centuries, when English speakers were in the habit of borrowing terms from Latin language.E.g. (exempli gratia, “by way of example”) is by far the most popular today, according to Google Books Ngram Viewer. It is basically a fancy way to say “for example” as it is used to introduce

27、specific examples of a more general topic or point: “She trains big dogs, e.g., Great Danes, mastiffs and Rottweilers.” E.g. always implies that what follows is not a thorough list our trainer might also work with, say, Irish wolfhoundsso it is unnecessary to conclude with “etc.” or “and so on.”I.e.

28、 stands for id est, “that is.” In English it is best translated as “that is to say,” as in “My dog is atypical Great Dane, i.e., large, faithful, and friendly.” According to Fowlers Modern English Usage, i.e. introduces “another way of putting what has already been said.” It is a restatement of what

29、 has come before. This can enter into e.g.s territory, when the restatement comprises a comprehensive list: “She trains big dogs, i.e. , Great Danes, mastiffs and Rottweilers.” In this case, i.e. indicates that she trains only these three dog breeds (品种).Then there is viz., short for videlicet, whic

30、h was once the most popular of these abbreviations.Texts in the 19th century are full of viz.yet never before employed. In 1810, it was used about 10 times more frequently than either i.e. or e.g., appearing not just in scholarly treatises (论文) and legal briefs but in personal letters and diaries. W

31、riters employed it so liberally across their compositions that modern experts have a hard time discovering rules for its use.What most modern experts do agree on is that viz. has had its day. I.e. and e.g. are enough to handle by themselves. As language expert Bryan Garner jokes, “How does one prono

32、unce viz? Preferably by sayingnamely.”28. What does the underlined sentence in paragraph 2suggest?AShe trains at mostthreedogs.BShe trains small dogs as well.CShe prefers Great Dancestomastiffs.DShe trains more than three dogbreeds.29. What can be learned abouti.e.?AIt was more popularthane.g.BIt wa

33、snt frequently used until 1810. CIt cannot be used togetherwith“etc.”DIt is a short form of an Englishword.30. What may give modern expert aheadache?AHow viz. was used inatext.BWhen viz. came intobeing.CThe pronunciationofviz.DThe true meaning ofviz.31. What is the true purpose of thetext?ATowarn.BT

34、ointroduce.CToargue.DToentertain.DSome countries build palaces or temples as monuments to their greatness. Singapore builds hawker ( 小 商 贩 ) centers. Put casually on a plate or banana leaf are the dishes such as Indian roti prata and Singapore laksa which are mixed with what is from Malaysia.And sin

35、ce one can eat ones fill in a hawker center at a reasonable price, it is no surprise that eight in ten Singaporeans visit such places at least once a week, according to a survey conducted by the National Environment Agency in 2018. Singapore is so proud of its street food that is hopes UNESCO will i

36、nclude it in its catalogue of humanitys most precious arts.The UNs heritage inspectors had better hurry. The average age of the chefs is 60, so sustaining the hawker trade in the long run is hard. When old chefs pass away, many take their recipes with them, saysK. F. Seetoh. Only Singaporean citizen

37、s can work in hawker centers managed by the government. But young Singaporeans have little appetite for working in piping-hot stalls(摊位) for long hours and little pay.The few young Singaporeans willing to put up with such conditions often live hand-to-mouth. When Yu Ting Gay and Alex Ho opened their

38、 Italian-Japanese fusion stall in 2017, they hoped to earn$1474 a month each. Most of the time they made half that. “Our pockets were quite tight,” says Ms. Yu.Older hawkers have an unfair advantage. Many of those pay discounted rents: $200 a month on average. They will account for 55% of the 5 500

39、stalls rented by the government. But a report published by the Ministry Trade in 2015 found that even though younger hawkers have an average 15% higher operating costs, they do not pass them on to their customers, which is discouraged by the government too.32. What can we know from the first two par

40、agraphs?A. The hawker centers were built together with palaces andmonuments.B. The street food in Singapore shows the combination of differentcultures.C. 80% of the Singaporeans visit hawker centers everyday.D. Singapores street food has already been included in UNESCOscategory.33. What can we know

41、about the Singapores street foodnow?A. The young generation are unwilling to take over thejob.B. The street food in Singapore will have a promisingfuture.C. Most of the experienced chefs give their recipes to the younghawkers.D. The foreigners are not allowed to work in hawkercenters.34. Which of th

42、e following statements isTrue?A. The young hawkers lead a comfortable life inSingapore.B. The government encourages hawkers to raise foodprice.C. The young hawkers charge more money for the highercosts.D. It is easier for older hawkers to run theirbusiness.35. Whats the best title of thepassage?A.Ay

43、oungidler(懒汉),anoldbeggar.B. Striving for things will succeed.C.Thepupilsurpasses(超越)themaster.D. Out with thenew.第二节 （共 5 小题；每小题 2.5 分，满分 12.5 分）根据短文内容，从短文后的选项中选出能填入空白处的最佳选项。选项中有两项为多余选项。The Rule of ThreeYou must have heard of the story or novel titles, Three Blind Mice, The Three Musketeers, Three

44、Wise Man in a Boat. Have you ever thought why the number three is so popular? 36 . Also, research shows that we can recall just three to four items from our short-termmemory.What is the Rule of Three?Plays, typically, have a three-act structure. Every film or story is divided into three parts the be

45、ginning, middle, and end. Three bullet points drive home the message more effectively than two or four. The Rule of Three is a powerful technique or principle required for writing or speaking. It states that any ideas, thoughts, events, characters or sentences that are presented in threes are more e

46、ffective and memorable. 37 .How to use the rule in communication. Divide your content or speech into three partsthe beginning, middle, and end.38 Break the body content into the three most important points or three coreideas. Repeat small sentences, phrases, or words which pass on your central messa

47、ge. This will make your speech more impactful andstrong.39The Olympic motto, as we all know, is: Faster, Higher, Stronger. Besides, historical speeches are fullofsuchstructures.RomanEmperorJuliusCaesarsaid,“Veni, Vidi,Vici”(Icame, Isaw,Iconquered). When three parallel elements such as words or phras

48、es come one after the other to communicate a message, they are called a tricolon. This type of the Rule of Three is expressed in former US President Franklin D. Roosevelts advice, “ 40”.A. Finalthoughts.B. Be sincere, be brief, beseated.C. Examples of the Rule ofThree.D. Hence, it is called the Rule ofThree.E. You should apply it in your nextspeech.F. Three is the smallest number of elements neede