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2023年最新整理——考試真題資料2023年最新整理——考試真題資料2023年最新整理——考試真題資料全國(guó)大聯(lián)考2022屆高三12月聯(lián)考試卷英語(yǔ)第一篇:《啟慧·202212Word啟慧·全國(guó)大聯(lián)考十二月聯(lián)考試2022屆高三 英語(yǔ)試卷時(shí)間:1278:00-10:00考生留意:1III1501202、作答時(shí)，將答案寫在答題卡上，寫在本試卷上無(wú)效。3第I第聽(tīng)力(共兩節(jié)，總分值30分)分鐘的時(shí)間將試卷上的答案轉(zhuǎn)涂到答題卡上。第一節(jié)(共5小題;每題1.5分，總分值7.5分)5A、B、C第1頁(yè) 17頁(yè)10一小題。每段對(duì)話僅讀一遍。1、Whattimeisitnow?A、9:15. B、9:20. C、9:30.2、Wheredoestheconversationprobablytakeplace?A、Attheticketoffice. B、Onthetrain. CInthestreet.3、Whycantthewomanmeetthemanthisevening?A、Themanwillvisithisfriend.B、Shewillvisitherfriend.C、Herfriendwillcometosee4、Whatwillthespeakersdo?A、Visittheirneighbors.B、Sayhellototheirneighbors.C、Givetheirnewneighborsahand.5、Whatisthemanshobby?A、Sightseeing. B、Photography. C、pictures.其次節(jié)(共15小題;每題1.5分，總分值22.5分)5A,B,C第2頁(yè) 17頁(yè)相應(yīng)位置。聽(tīng)每段對(duì)話或獨(dú)白前，你將有時(shí)間閱讀各個(gè)小題，每556676、WhatarethespeakerstalkingA、Health. B、Scenery. C、Pollution.7、Whatdoweknowaboutthewoman?A、Shehasaheadache.B、Sheisntfamiliarwiththeriver.C、Shelivesneartherivernow.7898、Whereisthehousethewomanmentions?A、Inasmalltown，20kilometerseastofthecapitalcity.B、Inasmalltown,20milessouthofthecapitalC、Inthedowntownofthecapitalcity.9、Whatdoesthekitchenhave?AAnoldrefrigerator. BAwashingmachine. CAnicedishwasher.8101210、WhatdoestheKoreanWavereferto?A、KoreanTVdramas. B、Koreanculture. C、第3頁(yè) 17頁(yè)Koreanactors.11、WhatdidtheKoreanWavestartwithaccordingtotheconversation?A、Koreanpopsongs. B、Taekwondo. C、Aseries.12WhoismentionedasafamousactorinKoreandramas?A、BaeYongJun. B、BabyVox. C、S.E.S.請(qǐng)聽(tīng)第9段材料。答復(fù)第13至16題。13、Whatdoweknowaboutthetie?A、Itsanoldone. 、Itsaredone. 、manboughtitinParis.14、WhendidthemanspeakergooutwithJanet?A、LastSaturday. B、LastTuesday. C、Tuesday.15、Whereisthetieprobablynow?A、Inthecloset. 、InJanetshouse. 、themanscar.16、Whatkindofpersondoesthewomanspeakerthinkthemanspeakeris?A、Careless. B、Lazy. C、請(qǐng)聽(tīng)第10段材料.答復(fù)第17至20題。第4頁(yè) 17頁(yè)17、WheredidGloriaworkasawaitress?A、AtabaratNewYorkUniversity.B、AtatopclubinBritain.C、AtaclubnamedTopClub.18、HowdidGloriadescribeMr.Williams?A、Nice. B、Careless. C、Humorous.19、WhydidtheclubpayGloriathemoney?A、Sheworkedhardfortheclub.B、Gordonhadnomoneyinthe202212C、Herstonymadetheclubwellknown.20、Whatisthestorymainlyabout?A、Alost-and-foundcheck.B、Anunexpectedsumofmoney.C、Thebiggesttipinthehistory.4015230閱讀以下短文，從每題所給的四個(gè)選項(xiàng)(A,B,CD出最正確選項(xiàng)，并在答題卡上將該項(xiàng)涂黑。ASeeingtheworldisasurefirewaytoenrichyourlife第5頁(yè) 17頁(yè)andlearn.Thesespotsmightbemorephysicallychallengingortougheronyourschedule.FromurbanhikinginSouthAmericatobarhoppinginEurope,herearethe30bestdestinationsforyoungpeopleandtheyhavetooffer.Mumbai，IndiaFew countries are as colorful as characteristicsperfectlyembodiedin itsannualspringfestivaloflove:Holi.The16-dayHinduholidaycelebratesnewbeginningsandthedivinelovebetweenHindugodsandKrishna.Beyondthisincrediblefestival，Mumbaiisteemingwithlife. SeetheGatewayofIndiaontheArabianSea,visitancienttemples，andmakeyourwaytonearbyElephantIslandtoexploreitshand-carvedcavesadornedwithHindugods.Ibiza，SpainPrettymuchanyplaceinSpainisguaranteedtoclub-seekingtravelersupuntildawn，butIbiza,oneofthecountrysMediterraneanislands,hastakenthatphenomenontoawholenewlevel.FromJuneuntilOctober,Ibizaishustling with European tourists seeking a party and第6頁(yè) 17頁(yè)music-festivalplayground.GoinSeptember,towardthetailendofpeakseasontoavoidtheregionsswelteringweather,whilestillcatchingend-of-summerWesternCape,SouthAfricaSouthAfricaisanadventuretravelersparadise.NoSouthAfricanvacationiscompletewithoutasavannasafari;butifyoureonthecountrysWesternCape，youalsowontwanttomissBloukransBridgebungeejumping.Recognizedatworldshighestbungee-jumpingbridge，visitorscanplummet709feettotheBloukransRiverbelow,iftheydare.Havana，Cuba202212CubaisanewworldoftravelformostAmericans,andwhatitlacksintechnologyandamenitiesismadeupforinitsrichcars,history，andofcourse-baseball.StrollOldHavanaandcatchalocalgame，eatauthenticpressedCubansandwiches,andcheckoutanyofthecitysmanymuseumsorchurches.21、Whatcanwelearnfromthispassage?A、AncienttemplesandchurchesarethemustifyouvisitIndia.B、Ibizadoesnthavethephenomenonforclub-seeking第7頁(yè) 17頁(yè)travelers.CWithoutvisitingasafariyourSouthAfricanisntwonderfulenough.D、AmericanstendtovisitCubaduetoitshightechnology.22、Whatdothefourdestinationshaveincommon?A、Theyareallsuitableforyoungpeople.B、Youcanenjoyadventureinthesefourplaces.C、ThebesttimetovisitthemisSeptember.D、Theyarefamousfortheirrichcultureandlonghistory.23、Whatwilltheauthorwriteaboutinthefollowingpart?A、WhatCubahastooffer. B、Otherdestinationsintheworld.COtherdestinationsamongthe30best. DAgameinHavana.BBEIJING一ChinasrulingCommunistPartyannouncedThursdaythatthecountrywillstartallowingalltohavetwothepolicythatlimitedmany第8頁(yè) 17頁(yè)urbancouplestoonlyonechildformorethanthreedecades.AcommuniquéfromthepartysCentralCommitteesaidthatthedecisiontoallowallcouplestohavetwochildrenwastoimprovethebalanceddevelopmentofpopulationtodealwithanagingpopulation.China，whichhastheworldslargestpopulationat1.4billiontheone-childpolicyin1979atemporarymeasuretocurbathen-surgingpopulationandlimitthedemandsforwaterandotherresources.Soona山eritwasimplemented，ruralcoupleswereallowedtwochildreniftheirfirstbornwasagirl.Ethnicminoritiesarealsoallowedmorethanonechild.Coupleswhohavebrokentheruleswereforcedtopayafeeinproportiontotheirincome. Insomecassruralfamiliessawtheirlivelihoodintheformoftheirpigschickenstakenaway.InNovember2022，thepartyannouncedthatitwouldallowcouplestohavetwochildrenifoneheparentsisasinglefirstsubstantialeasingoftheinnearlythreedecades.The government credits the one-child policy with第9頁(yè) 17頁(yè)preventing400millionbirthsandhelpingli山countlessfamiliesoutofpovertybyeasingthestrainonthecountryslimitedresources.ButmanydemographersarguebirthratewouldhavefallenanywayasChinaseconomydevelopedandeducationlevelsrose.Moreover,theabruptfallinthebirthratehaspusheduptheaverageageofthepopulationanddemographersforeseealoomingcrisisbecausethepolicyreducedtheyounglaborpoolthatmustsupportthelargebabyboomgenerationasitretires.“Thegoodnewsis,itishere.Thebadnewsi，ittoolittletoolate,”saidCaiYong，asociologyprofessorattheUniversityofNorthCarolinaatChapelHill.Wherecanyoumostprobablyreadthisarticle?A.Inamagazine B.Inanewspaper C.Insocialreport D.ontheinternetWhichisNOTthereasonforthenewpolicy?A.Tomakethedevelopmentofpopulationbalanced.B.TodealwithanagingpopulationC.Tohelpcountlessfamiliesoutofpoverty.D.Toincreasetheyounglaborpool第10頁(yè) 17頁(yè)WhatsthepublicattitudetowardsthenewaccordingtowhatCaiYongsaid?A.Theywelcomethelong-waitedpolicy.B.Inspiteofthenewpolicy.manystildontwanttogivebirthtobabies.C.Itisreallyadilemmaformanypeople.D.Betterlatethannever.Whatisthebesttitleofthispassage?A.ChinaEndsControversialOne-ChildPolicy B.NewsorBadNewsC.FallingBirthrateandRisingEconomy D.ReformforThreeDecadesCDoyourecognizethisman?IfsoAtlantasOmniatCNNCenterwouldliketohaveawordwithyou.Theman,believedtobenamedJoshCrabber.foundaguestswalletinagarbagecanwhilelookingforfood.Insteadofusingthecreditcardstohisbenefit,Crabber，whoisthoughttobehomeless，wenttoseveralhotelsinsearchofthewalletsowner,eventuallyreturningittotheOmniHotel.AccordingtotheAssociatedPresthewallets第11頁(yè) 17頁(yè)ownerhadbeenrobbedearlierthatdayand丟棄contentsinagarbagecannearby.Asathank-youforCrabbersnobledeed，thehoteltoreturnthefavor.“Everypersonhasastory，andthispersonobviouslyhasastoryanddidtherightthingbybringingthewallettotrytofinditsowner,”thehotelsmanagingdirector,ScottStuckey，toldAtlantasWSB-TV.“Whenyourelookingforfoodinthegarbageprobablyoneofthetoughesttimesofyourlife.Butwhenyouwalletandyoudotherightthing,Ithinkwedliketodotherightthingthisperson.”StuckeytoldthestationtheydliketogivethemanUS$500forhisefforts,inadditiontoupinaroomforThanksgiving,withdinnerandroomservicethenextday.HotelemployeeshavethenamethatCrabbergaveandanimagetakenfromcamerafootagetoidentifytheman，butnoothermeanstocontacthimNovember25:Hotelemployeeshavefinallyfoundthehomelessmanfromthisstory.HisrealnameisJoelHartman,according第12頁(yè) 17頁(yè)toWSB-TV.backtothehotelonFridaya山erhearingthatpeoplewerelookingforhim.Andasarewardforhisgooddeed,thehotelisputtingHartmanupthroughThanksgiving,CNNreported.HellalsoreceiveroomserviceandUS$500.Whatdoestheunderlinedphraseprobablymeans?A.headedquicklyto B.gotarrestedforC.reliedheavilyon D.stoleandhurriedawaywithWhichofthefollowingisNOTtothepassage?JoelHartmangavethewallethacktoitsowner.JoelHartmanfinallyputupforThanksgivinginstreet.JoelHartmanfoundaguestswalletinagarbagewhilelookingforfood.HotelemployeesweregratefulforJoelHartmansgooddeed.AccordingtoTheAtlantaJournal-Constitution，hotelemployeeswereabletorecognizeHartmanA.surveillancecamerafootageB.contactinghis第13頁(yè) 17頁(yè)C.checkingamissingpersonsreport D.otherpeoplesmemoriesontheday202212考試卷英語(yǔ)WhatshouldwelearnfromJoelHartman?Weshouldhelphomelesspeople.Dontpocketthemoneywepickup.weshouldfightagainstthievesbravely.weshouldenjoyourselvesonThanksgivingDSomeresearchinrecentyearsismakingtheoldsayingclothesmakethemanlooklikeanincompletethought.Clothes,itappears,makethemanseetheworldAnewstudylooksespeciallyathowformalclotheschange peoples thought processes. “Putting on formalclothesmakesusfeelpowerful.andthatchangesthewayweseetheworld,”saysAbrahamButchick,anauthorofthestudy.Butchickandhisco-authorsfoundthatwearingclothingthatismoreformalthanusualmakespeoplemorebroadly，ratherthannarrowly.Theysaythatwearingasuitencouragespeopletouseabstractthoughtmorer