2021-2022學(xué)年上海市徐匯區(qū)高三（上）期末英語試卷（一模）

第1頁（共1頁）2021-2022學(xué)年上海市徐匯區(qū)高三（上）期末英語試卷（一模）Ⅰ.ListeningComprehensionSectionAShortConversationsDirections：InSectionA，youwillheartenshortconversationsbetweentwospeakers.Attheendofeachconversation，aquestionwillbeaskedaboutwhatwassaid.Theconversationsandthequestionswillbespokenonlyonce.Afteryouhearaconversationandthequestionaboutit，readthefourpossibleanswersonyourpaper，anddecidewhichoneisthebestanswertothequestionyonhaveheard.1．（1分）A.Wecanneverlearnthepastoftheocean.B.Weneedmoreevidenceaboutthepast.C.It'snecessarytostepawayfromthepast.D.Weneedabigdatetodiscoverythefuture.2．（1分）A.Hecouldn'tfindaplacetosmoke.B.Hejustneedssmokingwhenthinking.C.Hethinksithorribletostopsmoking.D.Hecouldn'tfindawaytostopsmoking.3．（1分）A.Sheneedstosticktocertainapproachesinkeepinghealthy.B.Sheshouldtakemorecareofherownhealth.C.Sheneedssomefurtherinstructioninkeepinghealthy.D.Sheshouldlearntocaremoreaboutherownhealth.4．（1分）A.At1：00p.m.onApril7.B.At1：00p.m.onApril6.C.At10：00a.m.onApril6.D.At10：00p.m.onApril7.5．（1分）A.Sometinnedfood.B.Freshmeatinthefridge.C.Somethingfreshfromthemarket.D.Theleftoverinthefridge.6．（1分）A.Mr.Brownwon'tgotoChicago.B.Mr.Brownwillbescheduledtomeettheman.C.Mr.Brownwantstomeettheman.D.Mr.Brownwillmeetthemanforthefirsttime.7．（1分）A.Abombexplodedinthearea.B.Thepolicehavetakenthebombsaway.C.Peopleareattackedbyterrorists.D.Theareawithunexplodedbombsislockeddown.8．（1分）A.Historymaypredictthefuture.B.Historyisdifferentfromfuture.C.Shecanconsultthepastforherproblems.D.Historytaughtheralesson.9．（1分）A.Theyshouldgopurchasingliketheothers.B.Theyoughttofollowtheirownemotions.C.Theyshouldgoandbarkatarighttree.D.Theyoughttomakereasonabledecision.10．（1分）A.Hewasinterviewedbyhiswife.B.Heinterviewedhiswife.C.Theywerebothcandidatesforajob.D.Theyworkedtogetherinacompany.SectionBDirections：InSectionB，youwillheartwoshortpassagesandonelongerconversation，andyouwillbeaskedseveralquestionsoneachofthepassagesandtheconversation.Theconversation（s）andthepassage（s）willbereadtwice，butthequestionswillbespokenonlyonce.Whenyouhearaquestion，readthefourpossibleanswersonyourpaperanddecidewhichonewouldbethebestanswertothequestionyouhaveheard.11．（4.5分）（1）A.Onthegrassinthegarden.B.Onthefenceofthegarden.C.Inthetreesaroundthegarden.D.Beyondthefenceofthegarden.（2）A.Newtonwasbarkingatpigeons.B.Newtonwasenjoyingthefoodinthegrass.C.Newtonwasplayingwiththepigeons.D.Newtonwaslyingingrass，leavingthepigeonsalone.（3）A.Toshowhiscourage.B.Todrivethebirdsaway.C.Toattracthismaster'sattention.D.Toscarethebirdsforfun.12．（4.5分）（1）A.Becausetheymayfeellifeisstressfultothem.B.becausetheytendtomakemistakesoften.C.Becausetheyhavenoideaonhowtousetelephonetomakeaconversation.D.Becausetheymaynotbewellpreparedandafraidtomakemistakes.（2）A.Focusingonlearningsimplevocabularyandphrases.B.Learningasmuchandsoonasheexpected.C.Beginningwithsimplethingsandfurtheringskillsregularly.D.Relaxingandenjoyingthemistakes，sincenooneisperfect.（3）A.Todemonstratetelephoneconversationexamplesofvariouscontents.B.Topresentsomemistakesintelephoneconversations.C.Toshowmoreexamplesongreetingsandgoodbyes.D.ToshoweverythingintelephoneconversationbothinEnglishandinChinese.13．（6分）（1）A.aconstructionengineer.B.Afinancialanalyst.C.Anaccountant.D.Abusinessresearcher.（2）A.Becausehewastooshytotalktopeople.B.Becausehewasabsolutelybusywithhishomework.C.Becausehewasnotreadyfortheinterviewsthen.D.Becausehewastoobusywithhisworktoaffordanymoretime.（3）A.BecauseJohnwasanicepersonandwelcomealmosteverywhere.B.BecauseJohnhadniceworkingexperience.C.BecauseJohndidwellinschoolandthejobmarketwasfriendly.D.BecauseJohnwasawell﹣trainedanalyst.（4）A.Heshouldtakemorejobsformoreexperience.B.Heshouldworkharderinschoolbeforegoingforanyinterview.C.Heshoulddomoreresearchonhowtodoaninterview.D.Heshouldlearnmoreaboutthecompaniesheappliedfor.Ⅱ.GrammarandvocabularySectionADirections：Afterreadingthepassagebelow，fillintheblankstomakethepassagecoherentandgrammaticallycorrect.Fortheblankswithagivenword，fillineachblankwiththeproperformofthegivenword；fortheotherblanks，useonewordthatbestfitseachblank.14．（10分）Alcoholisphysicallybadforyouinanyquantity；andthemoreyoudrink，theworseitshealtheffectsThegiganticreportonthesubject（1）（publish）lastweekisauthoritative.Itmakesdepressingreading﹣"sobering"（清醒）wouldbethewrongwordhere，notleast（2）fewpeoplearelikelytochangetheirbehaviourasaresult.Butitisdifficulttoarguewiththeconclusions.Thereportwasbasedonenormousamountsofdata：28millionpeoplearoundtheworldwereexaminedin592studiestoestimatethehealthriskswhilethepopularityofdrinkingwasestimatedusingafurther694studies.Someoftheeffectsoflarge﹣scaledrinkingarereallyshocking.Aroundtheworldtoday，alcoholisresponsiblefor20%ofthedeathsinthe15to49agegroup.Thevarietyofwaysinwhichalcoholcankillordamagepeoplecomesasashock.Inthepoorestcountries，itsprimarymeansofdamageisthroughTB（結(jié)核）；（3）countriesgrowmoredeveloped，thedamageshiftstocancerandheartdisease.Itisthetrade﹣offbetweencancerandheartdisease（4）leadstheresearcherstorejectthenotionthatmoderatedrinkinghashealthbenefitstheyfindthattheincreasedriskofcancersoutweighsthediminishedriskofheartdiseaseamongmiddleagedmoderatedrinkers.Perhaps（5）（surprising）singlefindingisthattwo﹣thirdsoftheworld'spopulationdon'tdrinkatall.Theymanagewithoutadrugapparentlyessentialtocivilisedlifeinthewest.Thequestionis（6）thoseofusintheotherthirdshouldtrytoimitatethem.Theresearchersareunequivocal（明確的）.Theywantconcerted（協(xié)力一致的）governmentaction（7）（deliver）loweralcoholconsumption，usingmanyofthesamemechanismsthat（implement）successfullyagainsttobacco：pricerises，restrictionsonadvertising，（9）（limit）theavailabilityofthedrug.Thereportisrightthatmanypeople（10）drinklessthantheydo.Perhapstherealbenefitofmoderatedrinkingisnotthatitprotectstheheartbutthatitrequiresalittleself﹣discipline.SectionBDirections：Fillineachblankwithaproperwordchosenfromthebox.Eachwordcanbeusedonlyoncenotethatthereisonewordmorethanyouneed.15．（10分）A.diligentlyB.allowingC.reservationsD.remotelyE.launchFaccommodateG.expandedH.categoriesI.featuresJ.announcedK.upgradesAirbnbupdatingapptoaddtranslationsAirbnbismakingiteasierforinternationaltravelerstobooktheirstaysastheUnitedStatesreopensitsborderstoforeigntravelers.Theshort﹣termrentalplatform'senginewillautomaticallytranslatereviewsandlistdescriptionsimorethan60languages.Thefeatureissetto（1）beforetheendoftheyear.TheU.S.travelbandroppedMonday，（2）vaccinated（注射疫苗的）travelersfromdozensofnationstoenter.DatafromAirbnbshowsthischangeisalreadycausinginterestinU.S.traveltorush.DuringtheweekafterOct.15，whentheUnitedStates（3）itwoulddropitsban，thenumberofnightsbookedbyforeignguestsintheUSAjumped44%.Thetranslationengineisoneofmorethan50（4）theshort﹣termrentalplatformintroducedTuesday.Someofthemaimtomakefindingtheperfectvacationspoteasierfortravelerswithdisabilitiesandremoteworkers.AccessibilityReviewThroughAirbnb'sAccessibilityReview，employeesensurethathostsfollowthroughontheaccessible（5）theypromiseontheirlistings.Hostssubmitphotosofstep﹣freeaccessorwidedoorwaysthat（6）peoplewhousewheelchairstoAirbnbemployeesforreview.Airbnbemployeeshaveconfirmed100，000accessibilityfeaturesin25，000homes，accordingtothecompany.MoreflexiblesearchesAirbnb（7）thedaterangeinwhichguestscansearchforstaysfrom6﹣12months.Guestshaveusedthe"I'mFlexible"featuremorethan500milliontimes，accordingtoAirbnb.Theappwillincludefournew（8）of"uniquestays"thatguestscansearchfor：offthegrid，ski﹣in/ski﹣out，luxeandunconventionalhomes.VerifiedWi﹣FiThepandemic（傳染?。﹉asgivenmoreworkerstheabilitytodotheirjobfromanywhere，whichmeanstheyrelyonWi﹣Fimorethanever.Ina7，500﹣personsurvey，Airbnbfoundone﹣thirdplantolivesomewhereelsewhileworking（9）moreoftenthanbeforethanpandemic.AirbnbguestshaveusedtheWi﹣Fifilterwhilesearchingforstaysmorethan288milliontimesaccordingtothecompany.Hostscanhavetheirinternetspeedtestedthroughtheapp.Youcanbeconfidentthatyouwon'tmissaZoomorafavoritestreamingshowfromyourAirbnb，"Airbnbsaid.UpgradedtripstabThe"tripstab"onAirbnbwillsoonincludeacountdowntoarrival，check﹣indetails，currentandupcoming（10）andsuggestionsforpersonalizedexperiences.Ⅲ.ReadingComprehensionSectionADirections：ForeachblankinthefollowingpassagetherearefourwordsorphrasesmarkedA，B，candDFillineachblankwiththewordorphrasethatbestfitsthecontext.16．（15分）TheThaigovernmentintendstofurtherdeepenitsdigitalcooperationwithChinesetechnologycompanyHuawei，seniorThaiofficialssaidatacloudeventheldinBangkokthisweek.DuringthePoweringDigitalThailand2022onNov17﹣19，ThaideputyPrimeMinisterPrawitWongsuwonsaiddigitalinfrastructure（基礎(chǔ)設(shè)施），suchas5G，iscrucialtoThailand's（1）andsocialdevelopment，especiallyforthecountry'spost﹣pandemiceconomic（2）.BadlyhitbytheCOVID﹣19pandemic，thetourism﹣reliantnationregisteredaneconomicreductionof6.1percentlastyear，theworstinmorethan20years.However，thepandemichassignificantlyspeededthe（3）ofdigitaltechnologiesinThailand，whereChinesetechcompanieshave（4）advantages.Duringthepandemic，Huaweiuseditstechnologytohelplocalhospitalsimplementsystemsforautomatedmedicalsupply，AI﹣backed（5）andremotetreatment，whichgreatlyimprovedthe（6）ofhospitalsandmadehealthcaremore（7）.FueledbyThailand'sdigitalroadmap，Huaweihasfocusedonhelpingthecountrybuild20，0005Gstationsinthepasttwoyears.（8），Thailandhasmorethan4.2million5Gsubscribersleadingin5GadoptionamongASEAN（AssociationofSoutheastAsianNations）countries.AnotherstrengthofHuaweihasbeenitscloudcapabilities.DengFeng，generalmanagerofHuaweiThailand，saidHuaweiCloudistheonlycloudservice（9）withlocaldatacentersinThailand，consideringthatdatalocalizationisakeytrendofglobalenterprisesduetogovernmentregulationsaswellassecurityconcerns.HeemphasizedtheHuaweiwillsupportThailand'slow﹣carbonanddigitaldevelopmentinthefutureinfourareas，includingexpanding5Gcoverageandusage，providingcloudservices，creatinglow﹣carbondevelopmentwithdigitalenergy，and（10）industrytalents.ThaiMinisterofDigitalEconomyandSocietyChaiwutThanakamanusornexpressedhishopesfor（11）cooperationbetweentheThaigovernmentandHuaweito（12）thecountry'sdigitaleconomy，whichistargetedto（13）30percentoftheGDPby2030.AccordingtoajointreportreleasedbyGoogle，TemasekandBain&CompanyearlierthismonthThailand'sdigitaleconomyisexpectedto（14）＄30billionthisyear，up51percent，makingitthesecond﹣largestmarketinSoutheastAsiaafterIndonesia.Huawei'sRotatingChairmanGuoPingsaidthecompanywillcontinue（15）andbuildingatechecosystemtofacilitatefasterdigitalizationinAsia﹣Pacific，andinvest＄100millionoverthenextthreeyearstobuildastartupecosystemintheregion.（1）A.economicB.educationalC.nationalD.industrial（2）A.crisisB.concernsC.tendencyD.recovery（3）A.appreciationB.adoptionC.industrializationD.significance（4）A.negativeB.instructiveC.competitiveD.conclusive（5）A.discoveryB.interviewC.regulationD.diagnosis（6）A.efficiencyB.localizationC.constructionDsymbolization（7）A.sensibleB.accessibleC.feasibleD.remarkable（8）A.IrrelevantB.CurrentlyC.RespectivelyD.Fundamentally（9）A.instructorB.indicatorC.providerD.adopter（10）A.discoveringB.investingC.cultivatingD.distinguishing（11）A.routineB.revolutionaryC.reasonableD.comprehensive（12）A.facilitateB.proposeC.integrateD.emphasize（13）A.appealtoB.accountforC.addupD.striveto（14）A.sacrificeB.investC.receiveD.exceed（15）A.innovatingB.qualifyingC.purchasingD.postponingSectionBDirections：Readthefollowingthreepassages.Eachpassageisfollowedbyseveralquestionsorunfinishedstatements.ForeachofthemtherearefourchoicesmarkedA，B，CandD.Choosetheonethatfitsbestaccordingtotheinformationgiveninthepassageyouhavejustread.17．（8分）Theolderoftwosisters，JaneGoodallwasbonronApril3，1934，inLondon，England，intoamiddleclassBritishfamily.WhenGoodallwasabouttwoyearsold，hermothergaveheratoychimpanzee，whichGoodallstillpossessestothisday.Shewasagoodstudent，butshehadmoreinterestinbeingoutdoorsandlearningaboutanimals.Onceshespentfivehoursinahen﹣housesoshecouldseehowahenlaysanegg.ShelovedanimalssomuchthatbythetimeshewastenorelevenshedreamedoflivingwithanimalsinAfrica.HermotherencouragedGoodallsdream，whicheventuallybecameareality.WhenGoodallwaseighteenshecompletedsecondaryschoolandbeganworking.Sheworkedasasecretary，asanassistanteditorinafilmstudio，andasawaitress，tryingtosaveenoughmoneytomakeherfirsttriptoAfrica.JaneGoodallfinallywenttoAfricawhenshewastwenty﹣threeyearsold.In1957shesailedtoMombasaontheeastAfricancoast，whereshemetanthropologist（人類學(xué)家）LouisLeakey（1903﹣1972），whowouldbecomehermentor，orteacher.InAfrica，Leakeyandhiswife，Mary，haddiscoveredwhatwerethentheoldestknownhumanremains.ThesediscoveriessupportedLeakey'sclaimthattheoriginsofthehumanspecieswereinAfrica，notinAsiaorEuropeasmanyhadbelieved.Leakeyhopedthatstudiesoftheprimate（靈長目動物的）speciesmostcloselyrelatedtohumanbeingschimpanzees，gorillas，andorangutans﹣wouldshed（散發(fā)）lightonthebehaviorofthehumananimal'sancestors.HechoseGoodallforthisworkbecausehebelievedthatasawomanshewouldbemorepatientandcarefulthanamaleobserverandthatassomeonewithlittleformaltrainingshewouldbemorelikelytodescribewhatshesawratherthanwhatshethoughtsheshouldbeseeing.LaterGoodallturnedherattentiontotheproblemofcaptive（被囚禁的）chimpanzees.Becausetheycloselyresemblehumans，chimpanzeeshavebeenwidelyusedaslaboratoryanimalstostudyhumandiseases.Goodallusedherknowledgeandfametoworktosetlimitsonthenumberofanimalsusedinsuchexperimentsandtoconvinceresearcherstoimprovetheconditionsunderwhichtheanimalswerekept.Shealsoworkedtoimproveconditionsforzooanimalsandforconservationofchimpanzeehabitats.In1986shehelpedfoundtheCommitteefortheConservationandCareofChimpanzees，anorganizationdedicatedtotheseissues.Shehasevenwrittenchildren'sbooks，TheChimpanzeeFamilyBookandWithLove，onthesubjectoftreatinganimalskindly.ForhereffortsGoodallhasreceivedmanyawardsandhonors.In2000sheacceptedthethirdGandhi/KingawardforNonViolenceattheUnitedNations.ShedoesnotspendmuchtimeinAfricaanymore；rather，shegivesspeechesthroughouttheworldandspendsasmanyasthreehundreddaysayeartraveling.（1）WhatisJaneGoodall'smajorachievements？A.Herbooksforchildrentolearnaboutnature.B.Herobservationofhowthehenlayanegg.C.Herstudyofthechimpanzeebehavior.D.Herfindingoftheoriginsofthehumanspecies.（2）Wheredoesthispassageprobablycomefrom？A.Sciencefiction.B.Abiographybook.C.Ahandbookaboutanimalprotection.D.Atravelbrochure.（3）WhichoneisnotthereasonforLeakeyschoosingGoodallasanassistant？A.Shewouldbemorepatientandcarefulthanamaleobserver.B.ShehelpedfoundtheCommitteefortheConservationandCareofChimpanzees.C.Shewasmorelikelytorecordwhatreallyhappensthoughlackingformaltraining.D.Shehadmoreinterestinbeingoutdoorsandleaningaboutanimals.（4）whichofthefollowingisnotmentionedaboutGoodall？A.ShewenttoAfricawhenshewastwenty﹣threeyearsold.B.SheacceptedthethirdGandhi/KingAwardforNonViolence.C.HerdiscoveriessupportedLeakey'sclaimoftheoriginsofthehumanspecies.D.Sheworkedtoimproveconditionsforzooanimals.18．（6分）TheFifthC？Cut，Color，Carat，Clarity…Chemistry？IsitpossiblethatthemindofascientistcancreatemorebeautyandromancethanMotherNature？TheUltimateDiamondAlternativeTM，DiamondAura?，wascreatedwithonemissioninmind：Createbrilliantcutjewelrythatallowseveryonetoexperiencemoreclarity，morebrillianceandlargercaratweightsthantheyhaveeverexperienced.So，we'vetaken2caratsofourUltimateDiamondAlternativeTMDiamondAura?andsettheminthemostclassicsetting﹣theresultisourofthesestonesisveryhigh，andthecolordispersion（色散）isactuallysuperiortomineddiamonds.Perfectionfromscience.WenamedourbrilliantcutdiamondalternativestonesDiamondAurabecause"theydazzlejustlikenaturaldiamondsbutwithouttheoutrageouscost."Wewillnotboreyouwiththeincredibledetailsofthescientificprocess，butwillonlysaythatitinvolvestheuseofraremineralsheatedtoanincrediblyhightemperatureofnearly5000℉.Thiscanonlybeaccomplishedinsidesomeverymodernandexpensivelaboratoryequipment.Afterseveraladditionalsteps，scientistsfinallycreatedaclearmarvelthatlooksevenbetterthanthevastmajorityofmineddiamonds.accordingtothebookJewelryandGems﹣thebuyingGuidethetechniqueusedinourdiamondalternativediamondDiamondAura?offers"Thebestdiamondsimulationtodateandevensomejewelershavemistakenthesestonesformineddiamonds."The4C's.Our3﹣StoneClassiqueRingretainseveryjeweler'sspecification：color，clarity，cut，andcaratweight.ThetransparentcolorandclarityofourdiamondalternativeDiamondAura?imitatethemostperfectdiamonds﹣﹣DFlawless，andbotharesohardtheywillcutglass.Thebrilliantcutmaximizesthefireandradianceofthestonesothatthelightdispersesintoadelicaterainbowofcolors.Rocksolidguarantee.This925sterlingsilverringisprong﹣setwitha1%caratroundbrilliantstoneinthecenter，showcasedbetweentworoundbrilliantsstonesofcarateach.Addingtoyour4C's，wewillincludeourUltimateDiamondAlternativeTMDiamondAura?studearringsforFREE!TrytheDiamondAura?3﹣StoneClassiqueRingat＄39for30days.Ifforanyreasonyouarenotsatisfiedwithyourpurchase，simplyreturnittousforafullrefundoftheitempurchasepriceandkeepthestudearringsasourgift.（1）Whatdowelearnfromthepassage？A.TheDiamondAura?stonehasbeenthebestsubstitutefordiamondever.B.Togetafullrefund，youneedtoreturnthesterlingsilverringandthestudearrings.C.CommonpeoplebutexpertscanhardlydistinguishtheDiamondAura?stonefromdiamond.D.Afterseveralstepsofprocess，theDiamondAura?stoneisheatedatanextremelyhightemperature.（2）TheoriginalpriceoftheDiamondAura?3﹣stoneClassiqueRingandstudearningsintotalis.A.＄299B.＄260C.＄138D.＄398（3）YoucangettheDiamondAura?3﹣stoneClassiqueRingat＄39onlyby.A.shoppingonthewebsiteB.usingtheoffercodeviateleshoppingC.goingtothephysicalstoreinBurnsville，MinnesotaD.paying＄99forthestudearringsfirst19．（8分）Chinasdigitaleconomyisexpectedtoprovideastrongboosttoglobaleconomicrecovery，butmoreeffortsshouldbemadetobridgethedigitaldivideandpromotedataflow，saidindustryexpertsandtopcompanyofficialsonFriday."China'sdigitaleconomy，whichisindeedinthefastlane，hasbecomeanewgrowthdriverofthecountry'seconomicgrowthamidtheCOVID﹣19pandemic.Ithasandwillplayanimportantroleindrivingeconomicrecoveryglobally，"saidGongKe，presidentoftheWorldFederationofEngineeringOrganizationsandexecutivedirectoroftheChineseInstitutefortheNewGenerationArtificialIntelligenceDevelopmentstrategies."Whiledataisanimportantfactorofdigitaleconomy，moreeffortshouldbemadetobridgethedigitaldividetobenefitmoreusergroups.Tobespecific，weneedtoimproveinfrastructure（基礎(chǔ)設(shè)施）constructionandthesharingofcomputingpowerfromleadingcompaniestosmallerones，"Gongsaid.Hemadetheremarksatasub﹣forumofthefourthHongqiaoInternationalEconomicForumduringtheongoingChinaInternationalImportExpoinShanghai.LiuJun，presidentofBankofCommunications，saidthatawinner﹣takes﹣allphenomenonishappeningduringthedevelopmentoftheplatform﹣basedeconomybecausethecountry'sdigitaleconomyhasdevelopedatanunparalleledspeedwithinsufficientsupervisionoverthepastdecade."Therefore，itisnecessarytobreakdowntheexistinginformationbarrierstopromotethefreeflowofdata.Thevalueofdatacannotbemaximizedifacertaincompanyusesitexclusively.Datafromvariousdepartments，fieldsandindustriesmustbefullycombinedandcorrelated，"Liusaid.China'sdigitaleconomyreached＄5.4trillionlastyearintermsofmarketsize，whichgrew9.6percentyear﹣on﹣year，thefastestworldwide，saidtheChinaAcademyofInformationandCommunicationsTechnologyagovernmentthinktank.Suchrapiddevelopmentofthedigitaleconomyhasattractedcompaniesfromabroadtoparticipate.TheyarealsoexpectedtoexploremorenewopportunitiesintheChinesemarket.Toembracethetrend，OmronHealthcaresaiditwillleverageitstechnologicalcompetencetodevelopmoredigitalinnovationsfortheChinesemarket.TheJapaneseindustrialautomationgiantdisplayedaseriesofdigitalizedproducts，includingsmarthealthcaremanagementterminalsandglucose（葡萄糖）metersattheongoingexpo."TherapidgrowthofChinastrade，includingdigitaltrade，hasproducedastrongspillovereffectfortheworldanditwillenableChina'seconomytomaintainalong﹣termpositivetrendandthusmakeacontributiontoglobaleconomicgrowth，saidZhaoYao，generalmanagerofOmronHealthcareChina.TheCAICTreportalsopointedoutthatChinaandtheUnitedStatesareleadingglobaldevelopmentofthedigitaleconomy.Thetwoeconomiesalsorankedfirstandsecondintermsofthemarketsizeofdigitaleconomylastyear.（1）AccordingtowhatGongKesaidwemaylearnthat.A.China'sdigitaleconomytakesfulladvantageoftheCOVID﹣19pandemic.B.GlobaleconomicrecoverywillbenefitfromChina'sdigitaleconomythemost.C.DespitecoviD﹣19Chinasdigitaleconomypushesglobaleconomicgrowthahead.D.ImprovinginfrastructureconstructionwillbenefitChinesepeoplemorefromthegrowth.（2）Whatcanbedonetobreakdownthebarriersonthewaytoafurtherdevelopmentindigitaleconomy？A.Alltechcompaniesshouldbeputunderstrictersupervision.B.Itisnecessarytostopthefreeflowofdata，whichistheexistinginformationbarrier.C.Tomaximizethevalueofdatatendstobeappliedexclusively.D.Sharingandfreeflowofdatashouldbeguaranteedthroughefficientsupervision.（3）Whatdoestheunderlinedword"leverage"mean？A.discoverB.employC.improveD.study（4）What'sthemainideaofthepassage？A.China'sdigitaleconomyisnowenhancingtheworld'seconomicgrowth.B.NothingcanblockChina'sdigitaleconomydevelopmentbutoverstrictsupervision.C.BreakinginformationbarrierswithsupervisioncanfurtherChina'sdigitaleconomyhealthily.D.China'sfastdevelopmentindigitaleconomyattractsmoreinternationalinvestments.SectionCDirections：ReadthepassagecarefullyFillineachblankwithapropersentencegiveninthebox.Eachsentencecanbeusedonlyonce.Notethattherearetwomoresentencesthanyouneed.20．（8分）A.Studieshaveshowntheimportanceofeatingtogether.B.Thisiscertainlynottrueforme，andtherelationshipsthatwerebuiltoverthekitchentablewithmyfamilyareveryimportanttome.C.Thesocialimportanceoffood，andeatingtogether，shouldnotbedownplayedorreplacedbyafocusonpurelywhatweareeating.D.Manyrecipebooksonsalehavegotcaughtupinanobsessionwith‘cleaneating'，dieting，watchingwhatweeatandgenerallyeatinghealthily.E.It'scommonknowledgethatyouarewhatyoueatandthisreflectedintheideasbehindeatinghealthy，cleanandunprocessedfood.F.Foodandmealtimeswere，andstillare，thegluethatbroughtustogetherandkeepsustogether.WhatDoesFoodMeantoyou？Mywholerelationshipwithfoodhasbecomeconsumedbytheafter﹣effectsofmyillnessanddealingwiththem.Asaresult，I'veforgottenthatthere'smoretofoodthanthis.AndIdon'tthinkI'mtheonlyone.（1）.Whileitisfantasticthattherearesomanyinspiringbooksthatencouragehealthyeatingthissimplycan'tbetheextentofourrelationshipwithfood.Whataboutourexperienceswithfood？Puttingasidetheotherstuff，whatdoesfoodmeantoyou？WhenIthinkaboutmyexperiencewithfood，mythoughtsimmediatelygotomyfamily.Forme，foodisfamily.Everyevening，mydadwouldmakeithomeby6pmsothatwecouldallsitdownandhavedinnertogether.WewouldsharethehighsandlowsofourdaysandonaSundaywewouldchataboutourplansfortheweek.Weneveratedinnerinfrontofthetelevisionandveryrarelywasiteverjustmybrotherandme.（2）.Now，despitethefactmybrotherandIhavelongsincelefthome，wheneverwereturn，it'salwaysaboutthefood.Ourparentsplanthemeals，sharingnewrecipesanddishingoutfamilyfavourites，sothatultimatelythefoodenhancesourtripandcreatesnewmemories.Foodtrulyisfamily.（3）.Childrenwhoeatregularlywiththeirfamiliesareatalowerriskofdevelopingpooreatinghabits，weightproblemsorsubstanceaddictions.Italsogivesfamiliesachancetoreflectontheirdaystogetherandforgesst