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虹口區(qū)年度第二學(xué)期期中學(xué)生學(xué)習(xí)能力診斷測試高三英語試卷

考注：考試間120分，卷分分本考設(shè)卷答紙部。所答必涂選題或（選題在題上，在試上律得。答題，必答紙?zhí)顪士继栃眨瑢Φ男钨N指位上I.SectionAInSectionyouwillheartenconversationsbetweenspeakers.eachwillwasconversationsandthequestionswillbespokenonlyonce.Afteryouaconversationquestionit,fourpossiblepaper,oneisbestquestionheard.1.Inlivingroom.B.Inbedroom.C.Inbathroom.D.Indining2.8:30.B.9:00.C.9:30.D.At10:00.3.Topickupthewomanfromthelibrary.B.Tomakeofthescheduleforhisfriend.C.Toofthescheduleforthewoman.D.Tofindoutmoreaboutthetopicfortheconference.4.Shedoesnthinkalotaboutstudies.B.hasdifficultyindoingherassignments.C.doesnunderstandthecourseshetaking.D.Shehasnotimetodealwithherassignments.5.Languageschoolsarebeingestablishedeverywhere.B.Languageschoolsaremoreothertypesofschools.C.ToooverseasCanadiansarefondofteachingEnglish.D.TeachingEnglishthebiggestbusinessthroughouttheworld.6.failedB.Hestudiedhard.C.examwastooeasy.D.Theexammadehimsmile.7.mancan’tfindquieterplace.B.manshouldconsiderhisprivacyC.manhadbetterchoosearentapartment.D.manunlikelymoveoutoftheschooldormitory.8.constructionlastslongerthanexpected.B.Theusuallygetsuplate.C.workersdrivethemancrazy.D.Theconstructionisreallyannoying.9.manshouldapplyforthejob.B.ITindustryboomingveryfast.C.womanisluckytohaveherpresentjob.D.Therearemanyskilledworkers.虹口區(qū)高三英語

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10.Sherefusedthejobtomakeendsmeet.B.refusedthebecauseofthelowsalary.C.acceptedthejobbecauseoftheconvenienthours.D.Sheneededthewouldacceptitdespitethelowsalary.SectionInSectionyouwillheartwopassagesonelongerandyouwillbequestionspassagesandthewilltwice,butthewillbespokenonlyonce.Whenquestion,fouronyourandwhichonewouldbestquestionheard.Questions11throughfollowing11.TheyhaveashortmemoryB.interference.C.arelackinginlanguageskills.Theydontknow12.Allgenders.fewergrammar.C.Russiandifferentstructures.for13.Translatorslanguagehavedifferentobligatorycategories.C.connectwiththethatusesaone-wayforQuestions14throughfollowing14.Becausethesoundofisnoisy.BecausetheexperimentC.Becausethesoundofanimalstheexperiment.15.TohelptrackanimalsbeingTomoreseatestingC.ToseatheTodetermineseacommunicate16.Theywerefrighteneddistressed.Theythespeaker.C.swamspeakerwhenthespeakerwasnearthewhetherthespeakerQuestions17throughfollowingconversation.17.ShethemtolosewantsthemdowithC.Shethemtoeatingunhealthyfoods.wantssupportandhelpwithherproblems.虹口區(qū)高三英語

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18.Itharmto’shealth.Itonethings.C.It’thelptoincreaseIthisorhergoal.19.Theydonhavepracticalgoals.B.’tforC.arefocusontheirgoals.focusontheirafterset20.inreachingthegoal.andofC.EncourageclosefriendstoreachtheirAcknowledgetheachievementseewhatnext.II.SectionAAfterpassagebelow,filltheblanksmaketheForthewithafilleachwithformofforotherblanks,onewordbesteachYearinWordorTwoCandescribeayearonlyoneword?EachDecember,theEnglishDictionarynominates（名wordtodescribetheveryyear(21)______hasjustpassed.2020averyunusualyearreallyworthy______(describe)words.theobviouswordstheOEDsuggestedwerepandemic(疫情”and“l(fā)ockdown,”duetomostofhumanactivitiesacrosstheglobe(23)______(bring)toastopbythelifethreateningdisease.Businesseshavebeenclosedandpeoplehadtostayintheirhomesfororevenmonthsonend.(24)______Iliketonominate“cooperationand“hopeaswordsoftheyearbecauseitsupposedtobedescribedinapositive(25)______(helpless)way,becausetherewasagreatdealofcooperationbetweencountriesandinternationalhealthorganizations.ChinatookaleadingroleinthiseffortsendingmasksandprotectiveclothingtoCanada,theUnitedStatesEurope,(26)__________________countriestheMiddleEastandAfrica.Withoutthiscooperation,thepandemic,bad(27)______itbeen,couldhavemuchworse.Andthatbringssecondword:hope.Webeginningtoseethelighttheendoftunnel,and,withlittle“hope,”wewillgettoseetheworldbegintoreturntonormal.Foryoungpeople,itwasfirsttimethey(28)______(experience)somethingworrythattheysharedwiththeirfamilies,friendsandneighbors,asuffering(29)______(endure)atthismomentandtoendurednextfewweeks.Andtheyalsolearnedthat“hope”—thebeliefthat(30)______youwillseetomorrowwillbebetterthantodayattheheartofeverybeing.With“cooperationand“hope,”shouldforawonderfulyear.虹口區(qū)高三英語

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SectionFillinblankwithawordthebox.wordusedonlyonce.thatiswordyouA.mobilityB.concerningC.joblessnessD.upcomingE.unemployedF.automatedG.deliberatelyH.inequalityI.quotedJ.assumedK.significantlyWillaRobotReallyTakeYourJob?Itoneofthemostwidelyquoteddataofrecentyears.NoreportorconferencepresentationthefutureworkcompletewithoutItpointedasevidenceof__31__jobsdisasterby-tanksandgovernmentagencies.Thefindingthat47percentofAmericanjobsareathighriskofbeing__32__bythe2030sfromapaperwrittenbyOxfordacademics,BenediktFreyandMichaelOsborne.Ithassincebeen__33__inmorethan4,000otheracademicarticles.Suchmisunderstandingsreflectthepolarized兩分化的debate__34__thenatureofautomationandthefutureofjobs.Atextremearenegativists.Theywarnofmasstechnological__35__justaroundthecorner.Oneadvocateofposition,MartinFord,haswrittentwobest-booksonthedangersunemploymentcausedautomation.Heworriesthatmiddle-classjobswilldisappear,__36__willcease,andtherichestpeopleinacountrycould“shutthemselvesawayingatedcommunities,perhapsguardedself-directedmilitaryanddrones.”The__37__masseswillliveonuniversalbasicincome.Atthepositiveendofthedebate,classicaleconomistsarguethatinthepast,newtechnologyhasalwayscreatingmorejobsthanithasdestroyed.Itwasseveraldecadesbeforeindustrializationledto__38__higherwagesBritishworkersinearly1800s.Whileautomationislikelytoincrease__39__intheshortrunpushingsomepeopleintolower-paidjobs,eventuallyincreasestheoverallsizeofthepie.Freyoften__40__toinfirstHispapersimplywantedtothatpercentthecurrentjobsinmorelikelyaffectedautomation.Itgotmoreattentionthantheywouldeverhaveexpected.Inpart,thisisbecausefearsells,particularlywhenisstirredupbyamisunderstanding.III.ComprehensionSectionAblankinthefollowingtheremarkedB,andD.Fillineachblankwithwordorphrasethatfitsthecontext.IsTapWaterSafetoDrink?Tapwaternotwithoutproblems.Morerecently,theMichiganCityofFlinthasbeenstrugglingwithhighlead(鉛)levelsinitsdrinkingwater.Overtheyearspeoplehavewitnessedmajor__41__ofgroundwaterpollutionleadingtounhealthytapwater.ThenonprofitEnvironmentalWorkingGroupdetectedsome260pollutantsinpublicwatersuppliesstatesandfaultedtheU.S.EnvironmentalProtection(EPA)for__42__establishstandardsonsomanyofthepollutantsfromindustry,agriculture,andrivers—thatdoinourwater.Despitetheseseemingly__43__statistics,NaturalResourcesDefenseCouncilwhichhas虹口區(qū)高三英語

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alsoconductedaseries__44__testsonmunicipal市的watersupplieswellasbottledwater,says,“Intheterm,areanadultwithnospecialhealth__45__,andarenotpregnant,thenyoucandrinkcitiestapwithouthavingtoworry.Thisisbecauseofthepollutantsinpublicwatersuppliesexistsuchsmallconcentrationsthatmostpeoplewouldhaveto__46__verylargequantitiesforhealthproblemsoccur.__47__,lookatyourwaterbottlescarefully.Itforthemtolistsourceas“municipalwhichmeansyoufor__48__isbottledtapwater.“Pregnantwomen,youngchildren,theelderly,peoplewithchronicillnessesthoseweakenedimmunesystemsvulnerable(弱的torisksbypollutedwater,NRDCdoes__49__,however.Thegroupsuggeststhatanyonewhobeatriskobtaincopyoftheircity’sannualwaterqualityreportandreviewitwiththeir__50__.Asforbottledwater,25to30percentofitcomesstraightfrommunicipaltapwatersystems,despitetheprettyonthebottlesthatimplyotherwise.ofwaterthroughadditionalfiltering(過)butsomedoesnot.Whatmore,bottledisrequiredto__52__lessfrequentlythantapwaterforbacteriachemicalpollutants,U.S.FoodandAdministrationbottledwaterrulesallowforsomepollutionbyE.coli大腸桿)__53__toEPAtapwaterrulesthatprohibitanysuchpollution.Also,NRDCfoundthereareno__54__bottledwatertodisinfectedtestedforparasites(寄生蟲,unlikemorestrictEPArulesregulatingwater.leavespossibility__55__,thatsomebottledmaypresentsimilarhealththreatstothosewithsystems.41.A.casesB.patternsC.modelsD.42.A.managingB.failingC.D.skipping43.A.endlessB.appealingC.alarmingD.meaningless44.A.expansiveB.expensiveC.aggressiveD.extensive45.A.motivationsB.focusesC.conditionsD.proportions46.A.turnB.giveawayC.takeupD.take47.A.TostartB.AfterC.InadditionD.thewhole48.A.necessarilyB.essentiallyC.accordinglyD.dramatically49.A.B.cautionC.justifyD.urge50.A.supervisorB.secretaryC.authorityD.physician51.A.scenesB.brandsC.dataD.prints52.A.questionedB.producedC.testedD.advertised53.A.contraryB.similarC.relativeD.parallel54.A.requirementsB.suggestionsC.permissionsD.approvals55.A.realB.minorC.uncertainD.openSectionReadthefollowingthreepassages.followedquestionsstatements.ForofthemchoicesA,CandD.Choosethatfitsgivenpassageyouread.(A)Eachgeneration--fromBabyBoomerstoGenerationXtoMillennials--hasitsownsetofvaluesand虹口區(qū)高三英語

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characteristics.Butthingcommontoallgenerationsthattheyaresufferingfromstress.InarecentpollbytheAmericanPsychologicalAssociation(APA),allagegroupsnowreporthigherlevelsofthaninpast.BabyBoomers(thosebornroughly19461964,arenowmovingintotheirretirementyears)saidthattheyarestressedaboutearningsandhealthGenXers(bornroughlybetween1965and1980)areconcernedaboutwork,income,jobstability.However,Millennialsroughlybetween1981and2004)areturningouttobethemoststressed-ofallthegenerations.Pollresultsindicatestresslevelsfortheseyoungerrespondentsaresignificantlyaboveaverage.worryingtheMillennials?Millennialsarefirstgenerationtogrowupwithcomputersinthehomeandtheclassroom.Duetheriseofmoderntechnologyandsocialmedia,theyareconstantlyshoweredwithinformation.Overtime,thisinformationoverloadbecometoomuchtohandleandresultinstress,inturncancauseseriousphysical,psychological,emotionalproblems.Anothercontributingfactor,accordingauthorMichaelD.Hais,thatmanyMillennialshavelivedshelteredlivesduetooverprotectiveparents.Theseyoungadultslackproblem-solvingskillsandstrugglewithfearoffailureoncetheyleavehome.Makingmattersworse,theeconomicdepressionoccurredwhenMillennialsweregraduatingfromhighschoolcollege.Theresultingeconomicslowdownreducedthenumberavailableforgraduates.Sureenough,inthepoll,Millennialssaidthatwork,money,relationships,familyresponsibilities,theeconomyarethemainstressorstheirlives.However,thepollresultsbeabitmisleadingastheydontakeintoaccountpublicattitudestowardstressandmentalillness.RonaldKesslerofHarvardMedicalSchool,whohasstudiedtheprevalence(流行ofdisordersinU.S.,pointsthatchangesinsocialattitudeshavehelpedreducethestigmaattachedtomentalillnessovertheyears.Forexample,thecreationofhealth-relatedtelevisionprogrammingandspecialtymagazinessuchasPsychologyTodayhavecontributedtogreaterpublicawarenessofmentalhealthtopsychologists,youngerpeoplearemorewillingtotothemthattheyareunderstressthanthe“Thereisnotlotofevidencetrueprevalencehavingup,”Kesslersays.“Itlookslikeyoungerpeopleareinworseshape,butunfortunately,justdon’tknow.”56.canbelearnedfromresultsofAPAthat______.A.AllagegroupsareexperiencingmorestressthanbeforeB.Millennialsmorestressbefore,butothergroups’tC.Comparedwithothergroups,MillennialsmoreoverprotectiveparentsD.Stresslevelsforagegroups,but’redownforMillennials57.______isacauseworryacrossallgenerations.A.HealthB.OccupationC.D.Weak58.What’spossibleofunderlinedstigmainlastparagraph?A.Behavior.B.Shame.C.Symptom.D.Complexity.59.Accordingthepassage,whatcanbeinferredabouttheyoungpeopletodaycomparedtopast?A.failtokeepgoodbodyshape.B.aremoreinterestedinrelatedmedia.C.aremorewillingandcourageoustofaceuptotheirfault.D.aremorewillingseekprofessionalhelpdealwithstress.虹口區(qū)高三英語

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(B)Bacteriaareofthemainfoodpoisoners.So,getthetablesafely,youneedtoknowandfollowtherulesforfoodcare.KEEPFOODHOTHighfoodtemperatures(165°Fto212°F)reachedinboiling,baking,frying,androastingkillmostfoodpoisoningbacteria.Ifwanttodelayservingfood,though,havetokeepaholdingtemperature—roughly140°Fto165°F.tablesandchafingdishesaredesignedtomaintainholdingtemperatures.Buttheydon’talwayskeepfoodenough.itnottoleavehotoutmorethan2hours.foodisoutunheated,possibilityofbacterialgrowthisgreater,thefoodquicklydropstoroomtemperaturefoodpoisonersmultiply.servehotfoodssafelyparticularlyandpoultry,whicharehighlyaffectedbyfoodpoisoning—followthese?thoroughly—andpoultrythe“donenesstemperaturesgiveninchart.makesurethatmeatandpoultryarecookedallthethrough,usemeatthermometer(度計.Inserttheintothethickestpartofmeat,avoidingfatorbone.?’tinterruptcooking—Cookmeatandpoultrycompletelyatonetime.Partialcookingencouragebacterialgrowthbeforecookingiscomplete.?CookingfrozenfoodAllowfrozenfoodmoretimetocook—generally1.5timestheperiodrequiredforfoodthathasbeen(凍.60.Atwhattemperaturedobacteriagrowthefastest?40oC~60oC.B.60oF~125oF.C.40oC~140oC.

D.125oF~140oF.虹口區(qū)高三英語

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61.Tokeepfoodsafe,suggestedthat______.A.hotfoodshouldnotbeleftouthoursB.frozenfoodshouldbethawedwithmicrowaveC.hamshouldbeto“donenesstemperatureat71oFD.steamtableschafingdishesshouldbetokeepfoodhot62.Whatcanbelearnedaccordingtoguideline?A.onlywaytoensurefoodsafetyisenough.B.foodtemperaturesabove74odestroypoisoningbacteria.C.Comparedwithgoose,groundbeefshouldbetohighertemperatures.D.Insertofathermometerintothethickestpartofthefattocontrolthetemperature.(C)writer’sjobistotellthetruth,”saidHemingwayin1942.Nootherwriterourtimehadsofiercelystated,orsoconsistently一貫地illustratedthewriter’sdutytospeaktruly.Hisstandardof-tellingremained,moreover,sohighsostrictthatheordinarilyunwillingadmitsecondaryevidence,whetherliteraryevidenceorevidencepickedfromothersourcesthanexperience.“IonlyknowwhatIhaveseen”,wasastatementwhichcameoftentohislipsandpen.Whathehadpersonallyorwhatheknewunforgettablybyhavingthroughoneversionofit,waswhatinterestedtellingabout.Theprimaryintentionofhiswriting,firsttotoseizeprojectforthereaderwhatheoftencalled“thewayitwas”.Thisisacharacteristicallysimplephraseforaconceptofextraordinarycomplexity,Hemingway’sconceptofmeaningsubtly(微妙地changedseveraltimesincourseofhiscareeralwaysinthedirectionofgreatercomplexity.thecoreoftheconcept,however,oneinvariablyrecognizetheoperationofthreeinstrumentsofbeautyappreciation:thesenseplace,thesenseoffact,andthesenseofscene.Thefirstthese,obviouslyapassionwithHemingway,issenseplace.“Unlessyougeography,background,”heoncetoldGeorgeAntheil,“youhavenothing.”have,thattosay,adramaticvacuum.writershavebeenmoreplace-conscious.havesocarefullychartedoutthegeographicalgroundworkoftheirnovelswhilemanagingtokeepbackgroundsounnoticeable.Few,accordingly,havebeenablerecordeconomicallygraphicallythewayitwhenyouwatchbullsrunningthroughthestreetsofPamplona,Spaintowardsthering.wokewasthesoundoftheexplodingthatannouncedthereleaseofthebulls.belowthenarrowstreetwasempty.Allthebalconieswerecrowdedwithpeople.Suddenlyacrowddowntheallrunning,closetogether.Theypassedalongupthestreettowardthebullringbehindthemmorerunningfaster,thensomestragglers(落者reallyrunning.themwasbarespace,thenbullstossingtheirheadsupanddown.Itallwentoutofaroundthecorner.Onefell,rolledtogutter(排溝,andlaythebullsrightonandnotnoticehim.Theywereallrunningtogether.”63.What’sideaoffirstparagraphs?A.Hemingway’swritingbeganfromrealityandthenhewouldletwander.虹口區(qū)高三英語

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B.’sprimarypurposewritingwasreportfaithfullyrealityasheexperiencedit.C.Hemingway’swritingreflectshispreferenceasimplestorythatthereaderwouldthoroughlyenjoy.D.Hemingwayconstructastorythatwouldreflectthatwerenotparticulartoaspecifichistoricalperiod.64.canbeinferredfrompassagethatHemingwaypreferred______asthesourcesforhisA.StoriesthatheexperiencedratherthanreadaboutB.StoriesthathehadreadaboutnewspapersorothersourcesC.StoriesthathehadheardfromfriendschanceacquaintancesD.Storiesthattohimperiodsofdeepthinkingorindreams65.Theauthorcalls“thewayitwas”a“characteristicallysimplephraseforconceptofextraordinarycomplexitybecause______.A.itshowshowunderstatedissuesinhisbooksB.itreflects’stalentformakingordinaryeventsdifficultunderstandC.’sobsessionforgeographicdetailsovershadowedthedramaticelementofhisstoriesD.therelationshipsimplicitycomplexityreflectedtherelationshipthecontentofHemingway’swriting66.Whydoestheauthorincludeanexcept節(jié))fromTheSunAlsoinlastparagraph?A.TovividlyillustratehowexcitingbullB.TodemonstratethatallkindsofrunnerstakeinthebullC.ToshowHemingwaydelicatedescriptionofthebackgroundoftherun.D.Toplacegreateremphasisontheimportanceofgeography,economicallyspeaking.SectionCReadFillblankwithpropergiveninthesentencecanusedonlyonce.therearetwosentencesyouA.Fromthemdecidewhowillcompletewhattasks.B.Assignleadershiprolesofvaryingimportancetoeveryofagrouptohelpallindividualspracticeleading.C.Often,leadersofthegrouparethethatmakemostofthedecisions.D.theseareminorandeasilyhandled,othertheycanripteamapartifimproperlymanaged.E.Overall,61%ofcooperativelearningclassesachievedsignificantlyhighertestscorestraditionalclasses.F.opportunitiesbefoundincooperativelearning,differstraditionallearningwherestudentsindependently.CooperativeIntheclassroomteachersshoulddeliberatelycreateopportunitiesforstudentstocooperatewitheachother,shareresponsibilities,solveproblems,andcontrolconflict.(67)______Cooperativelearningactivitiesrequirestudentstoworktogetherinsmallgroupstocompleteaprojectoractivity,operatingateamhelpothersucceed.Youmaywonderingbenefitsstudentsfromcooperativelearning.Theismany!虹口區(qū)高三英語

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Cooperativelearning,ofcourse,teachesnumberofsocialandemotionalskills,butitgivesstudentstheopportunitytolearnfromeachother.ThefollowingskillsthataredevelopedthroughregularandeffectivecooperativelearningjustafewofInorderforacooperativelearninggrouptosucceed,individualswithinthegroupneedtoshowleadershipabilities.Withoutthis,groupcannotmoveforwardwithoutteacher.Naturalleadersquicklyevidentsmallgroups,butmoststudents’tnaturallytolead.(68)______Also,effectiveteamworkrequiresgoodcommunicationandcommitment.Allofacooperativelearninggrouphavetolearntospeakproductivelywithoneanothertostayontrack.Byteachingstudentstoshareconfidently,listencarefully,andspeakclearly,theylearntovaluetheinputoftheirthequalityoftheirworksoars.Conflictsareboundtoariseinanysetting.______Givestudentsspacetryandouttheirissuesforthemselvesbeforesteppingin.Theremanydecisionstocooperativeenvironment.Encouragestudentstothinkteamtomakejointdecisionsbyfirsthavingthemcomeupwithteamname.(70)______surethateachstudenthastheirownresponsibilitiesincooperativelearninggroups.Muchlikeleadershipskills,decision-skillscannotbedevelopedstudentsareregularlypracticingthem.WritingDirections:thefollowingpassage.Summarizethemainofpassageinmorethanwords.Useyourwordsas71.

NewMethodinEraOnlineInpublishedtodayinScienceengineersfromRensselaerInstitutedemonstratehowtestingstrategytheycall“distancedonlinetestingcaneffectivelyreducestudentsabilityhelpinontakenhomessocialdistancing.“Oftenremoteonlineexams,studentstalkoverthephoneorinternettodiscussanswers,saidachairofbiomedicalatandthecorrespondingpaper.“Thekeyideaofmethodistothischanceviadiscrete（離散優(yōu)化aidedbyknowledgeofstudent’scompetencies.”distancedonlinetestreceivesamevaryingtimesofhighesteachquestionaftergroupsofhavethoseThisapproach,Wangsaid,reducesthefortoreceivefromthosewhomoremasteryoftheIntodeterminetheorderofeachstudent’squestions,theircompetencelevelsareestimatedusingtheirgradepointaverages,SATmidtermscores,whatavailableatainsemester.Accordingtostatisticaltestsandpost-examreducedthepointsordersofmagnitude(數(shù)量級)conventionalexammethods.AsanWangsaid,studentsknewcollusionwouldbepossible,theyweremorematerial.WanghishopeshareinnovationofandtheorybeyondtheRensselaercampus.todevelopaplatformthatotherscaneasilyusethismethod,”saidWang,amember虹口區(qū)高三英語

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oftheCenterforandInterdisciplinaryatTranslationDirections:ranslatethefollowingsentencesintoEnglish,usingthegiveninbrackets.．他是勉強答應(yīng)了，可他如果到時候食言了，又該如何(whatif)____________________________________________________________________________________．每當想到要單槍匹馬去陌生的國度為生存打拼，他就覺得有點吃不____________________________________________________________________________________74．盡管年過半百，他還是堅信己可以輕而易舉登上塔頂，欣賞祖國的大好河山(convince)____________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________．僅耗時短短數(shù)載，能工巧匠們就讓這座曾經(jīng)落寞不堪、早已被人淡的江南古鎮(zhèn)重現(xiàn)了昔日的輝煌，令人嘆為觀止(restore)____________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________VI.GuidedanEnglishinaccordingtotheinstructionsbelowin76.假你明啟中學(xué)的高中學(xué)生李華。某電視臺線上學(xué)習(xí)節(jié)目打算增設(shè)兩個欄目。初步擬定從“ReadingforFunOnlineListeningQuestionsAnswers”五個欄目中選取兩個，特此向有在線學(xué)習(xí)者征求意見。請你給電視臺寫封郵件，推薦兩個欄目。郵件內(nèi)容須包括：1)你薦的兩個欄目；2)你薦這兩個欄目的理由。注意：作文中不得出現(xiàn)你本人的姓名、班級及學(xué)校等真實信息。（將文在題上虹口區(qū)高三英語

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虹口區(qū)2020學(xué)年度第二學(xué)期期中生學(xué)習(xí)能力斷測試高三英試卷參答聽部：1-10CBCBAADDCB11-20CADDBCA語部：tobedescribed23./brought24.But25.lessaswell27./though28.29.beingendured30.詞部：31.D32.33.IB35.C36.A37.38.K39.H完填：–ABCDCDCBBD閱理：ACBD60-62:63-66:BADC選填：FBDA概寫：reducecheatinginremoteonlinetests,distancedonlinetestingisintroducedintoday’sofItonlinediscreteoptimizationbasedonstudentsabilities.studentsatvariousgetthesamepaper,butdifferenttimes.Itreducedandlearning,soresearchersexpectaplatformtoshareit.w)評建：Main(3)+mainpoints(2)（者個要點1分共5分reducecheatinginonlinetests,distancedonlinetestingisintroducedtodayScienceofLearning.主句Itminimizesonlinecheatingthroughdiscreteoptimizationbasedonstudentsabilities.Namely,studentsvariousthepaper,different提其中任意一點得分Itcheatingencouragedlearning,1分tobuildashare1分翻部：、他是勉強答應(yīng)了，可他如果到時候食言了，又該如何if)butifhepromisewordatthe/time?、每當想到要單槍匹馬去陌生的國度為生存打拼，他就覺得有點吃不消(it)thoughtofgoingtostrangeforeigncountrywork//fightalone//onhefeltit(was)a(bit)hardfor(toit).、盡管年過半百，他還是堅信自己可以輕而易舉登上塔頂，欣賞祖國的大好河山AlthoughThough/Whilehe/wasover/morethan/(Inspiteof/hisbeingover/more50old/he/convincedthathecan/couldclimb/reachtopoftowerease/anydifficultyand/toappreciate…,appreciating)thegreat/beautifulandmotherland、僅耗時短短數(shù)載，能工巧匠們就讓這座曾經(jīng)落寞不堪、早已被人淡忘的江南古鎮(zhèn)現(xiàn)了昔日的輝煌，令人嘆為觀止。Ithas/afew/forskilledworkers/craftsmenrestorethiseverlonelylongtowninsouthof/Riveritswhichis/amazing.Ittaken/a/severalyearsforworkers/totown虹口區(qū)高三英語

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虹口區(qū)學(xué)度第二學(xué)期期中學(xué)生學(xué)習(xí)能力診斷測試高三英語試卷聽部I.SectionAInSectionA,youwillhearshortconversationsbetweenspeakers.Ateachwillwasconversationsandthequestionswillbespokenonlyonce.Afteryouaconversationquestionit,fourpossiblepaper,oneisbest