2023年高二英语学业水平考试仿真模拟复习卷一（解析版）

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1C.Visitavolleyballplayer.7.Whatdoesthemanthinkoftheresult?A.Chinawilllose.B.Russiawilllose.C.Itwillbeaclosematch.\Z7dᩞᧇ4Z810⚪஺8.Wheredoestheconversationtakeplace?A.Atthecleaner's.B.Inarestaurant.C.Inaclothesshop.9.Whenwillthemanneedtousethesuit?A.OnSaturdayevening.B.Oneweeklater.C.Halfamonthlater.10.Howdoesthemansoundintheend?A.Satisfied.B.Angry.C.Sorry.\Z8dᩞᧇ4Z1113⚪஺11.WhatwillhappenifthemanalwayspreparestopicsforEnglishCorner?A.HeUlhavegoodconversationswithothers.B.He'llbelimitedbywhathehasprepared.C.He'llbecomeevenmorenervous.12.Whafstheman'sconcern?A.Hecan'tunderstandpeople'squestions.B.Hehasnothingtosay.C.Peoplemaynotunderstandhim.13.Whatisthewomanlike?A.Patient.B.Strict.C.Humorous.\Z9dᩞᧇ4Z1416⚪஺14,Howdoesthewomanaskforthebillinarestaurant?A.Byshoutingatthewaiter.B.Bynoddingtothewaiter.C.Byringingabell.15.Whatdidthewomandoyesterdayevening?A.Shechattedonline.B.Sheateout.C.Shetookawalk.16.WhatdoweknowabouthermeetingwithJack?A.Theyjustwavedateachother.B.Theytalkedforalongtime.C.Theywalkedbackhometogether.

2\Z10dᩞᧇ4Z1720⚪஺17.Howlongwasthefamilyvacation?A.Twoweeks.B.Oneweek.C.Fourdays.18.Whatdidthespeaker'smotherlike?A.Parties.B.Newcars.C.Travelling.19.WhatwasMichaeFsjobatthattime?A.Anengineer.B.Ateacher.C.Astudent.20.WhatdidthemotheraskCaratopack?A.Umbrellas.B.Sweaters.C.Food.ὃᫀ\]ᦻ1-20AABBABCAABBAABCAACCB\]ᦻText1M:Hi,haveyoufinishedyourlesson?W:Notyet.Istheresomethingwrong?M:Well,Iwanttocatchthelastbushome,butIneedtolockthedoorsonthisfloorbeforeIleave,so...Text1W:Hechoseaterriblelocationforhisnewbar.ltwillprobablyshutdown.M:Italldepends.Advertisingmighthelp.Text3M:Iwouldlikeacupofcoffeeandsomedessert.W:Somesugarinyourcoffee,sir?M:No,thanks.DoyouhavefreewirelessInternet?W:Yes,wehave.Text4W:OK.Pvegotanewmap.Letchecktheroutefromheretotheairport.M:Wherearewe?Oh,hereweare.SoweneedtodriveontheA120andthenturnleft.W:No,we'llneedtoturnright.We'recomingfromthatdirection,remember?TextsW:Howdoyoufeelabouttheconcert?Doyouthinkitwillbeasuccess?M:Oh,yes.TheguysandIhavebeenworkingonthisshowforthelastthreemonths.Text6W:Shallwegotowatchthevolleyballgametonight?M:Yes,butwhichteamsareplaying?W:ChinaNationalTeamagainsttheRussianTeam.M:lfIremembercorrectly,thetwoteamshaveplayedwitheachotherquiteoftenbeforeininternationalgames.

3W:You'reright,andIhavenoticedthatthescoreshavebeenveryclose,althoughourteamwasoftenbeaten.M:lbetthey'llhaveanotherclosematchtonight.Text7Wrmsorry,yourlaundryhasn'tcomebackyet.M:ButIbroughtitinhalfamonthago.W:Iknow,butthere'sbeenaproblematthefactoryandeverything'sdelayed.M:Well,Itrustmysuitisready.Hereistheticket.W:TI1goandcheckforyou...Yes,yoursuitisready.Hereitis.M:Oh,good.Butlook,thatbigdirtyspotItoldyouaboutisstillthere.W:Well,Idon'tthinktheycanremoveit.Ifsinthematerial.M:Whatkindofexcuseisthat?Youshouldhavetoldmebefore.Wrmsorry,sir.Youcansenditbackifyoulike.Butit'lltakeaweek.M:Aweek?ButIneeditforSaturdayevening.No,riltakeitnow.Hovvmuchisit?W:Tendollars.M:Tendollars?Forthat?Noway,youcan'texpectmetopaythatmuch.Text8M:DoyouthinkitisnecessaryformetopreparesometopicstotalkaboutatEnglishCorner?W:Yes,becauseitisthefirsttimethatyouhavebeengoingthere.Youshouldpreparesomethingincaseyouaretoonervous.Butafterthreeorfourtimes,youwon'thavetodothatanymore.M:Whynot?W:Ifyoupreparesometopicsinadvance,yourconversationatthecornerwillalwaysbelimitedbythesentencesyouhaveprepared.Ifsomeoneasksyouaquestionoutsideofthem,you'llhavenothingtosay.Soremembernottobecometoodependentonwhatyou'veprepared.M:WhatifIcan'tunderstandpeople'squestions?W:ThathappenstoeveryoneatEnglishCorner.Sodon'tworry.Youcanalwaysaskthemtorepeatthequestion.M:Won'titbeembarrassingifIstillcan'tunderstand?beOK.Ifithappens,thepersonwilltrytoexplainthequestiontoyouinanotherway.Text9M:Whenyouareinarestaurantandyouwantthewaitertobringyouthebill,whatdoyoudotoattracthisattention?W:Ijustmakeeye-contactwithhimandnodmyhead.ThenIaskhimwhenhecomestothetable.Whydoyouask?M:Iwentoutwithmyfriendstoanicerestaurantlastnight.Inoticedthatmanypeopleshoutedforthebill.W:Thatseemsalittleimpoliteforsuchafancyrestaurant.M:Thafswhat1thought.Anyway,whatdidyoudoyesterdayevening?

4W:Well,itwaswarm,soIwentoutside.Iwalkedalongtheriverforacoupleofmiles.Actually,quiteafewotherpeoplehadthesameidea.IranintoJackthere.M:Youdid?Howishethesedays?W:Heseemedokay.Wedidn'tstopandchatbecausewewereonoppositebanksoftheriver.Wejustwavedateachother.Text10Itwasthefirstdayofourtwo-weekfamilyvacationtoEurope.Ayearagowhenmymom's43thbirthdaywascoining,shesaidtous,“WhatabouttravellinginEurope?”Shewasn'tinterestedinparties,newcarsorcelebrations.Shewantedtotravel.Ofcourse,mybrotherMichaelandIwereexcitedwhensheputforwardtheidea.Michael,23,wasfinishingupanengineeringdegree.AndIhadalreadyborrowedalotofmoneyformycollegeeducation.Weweren'tgoingtobeabletohaveatriplikethisonourownforquitesometime.Obviously,wethoughtthiswasthebestideaourmotherhadeverhad.ButwereceivedphonecallsandemailsfrommymothereverydayasthedateoftravellingwasnearfDon'tforgettomakecopiesofyourpassports.99“Makesuretocallthebank.”“Andseriously,Cara,packsweaters.You9regoingtobecold."IthadbeensevenyearsafterIlefthome.Andexceptduringtheholidays,mybrotherandIhadn'tspentmuchtimetogetherwithourfamilyforalongtime.Z
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5TheEnglishaccentseemsalmostlikeart.21.InStephenYang'sopinion,accentsjustshow.A.thebeautyofthelanguageB.howthelanguageisspokenC.thefashionofthedayD.theculturaldifferencesofthespeakers22.Theunderlinedword“cute”inParagraph3probablymeans.A.strangeB.excitingC.attractiveD.fashionable23.ManyAmericangirlswatchHanyPotteragainandagaininorderto.A.learntheactingskillsofthesestarsB.imitatetheactors'accentsC.learnthemagicperformedbyHarryPotterD.knowmoreaboutBritishEnglish24WhydoesmanyAmericangirlswatchHarryPottermovies?AbecausetheylikewatchingmoviesBbecausetheywanttolearnaccentCbecausetheEnglishmanisappealingDbecausetheyareHarryPotterfansὃᫀ21.ᫀ:D᪆⁚ᳮ⚪஺hStephenYangḄe“Tome,accentsreflecttheattitudes,characteristicsandlifestylesofthepeople.”¡¢Q£¤¥¦e§Ḅᦻᓄ©஺22.ᫀ:C᪆ª«¬⚪஺᪷¯Z
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6wasoneofthequietestplacesIhadeverknown,abottomlesswellofsilence.Andabovemewasthefullmoon,whichstruckmedeeply.Todayourlivesarefilledwithglass,metal,plasticandfibre-glass.Wehavetelevisions,cellphones,heaters,ovens,air-conditioners,carsandcomputers.Strugglingthroughtrafficthateveningattheendofatiringday,mostofitspentindoors,!thought:beforelong,Iwouldliketoliveinasmallcottage.ThereIwillgrowvegetablesandreadbooksandwalkinthemountains.!maybecomeanoldmanthere,andwearthebottomsofmytrousersrolledandmeasureoutmylifeincoffeespoons.ButIwillbeabletowalkoutsideonacoldsilentnightandtouchthemoon.25.Thewriterfeltsorryforhimselfbecause.A.therewastoomuchpollutionB.heusuallymissedthefullmoonsightsC.hedidn'tadapttomoderninventionsD.thereweretoomanyaccidentsontheroad26.WhatimpressedthewritermostinthemountainousjungleofnorthernIndia?A.Nomodernequipment.B.Completesilence.C.Thenicefullmoon.D.Thehighmountains.27.InParagraph4,modernthingsarementionedmainlyto.A.showthatthewriterlikescitylifeverymuchB.tellusthatpeoplegreatlybenefitfrommodemlifeC.explainthatpeoplehavefewchancestoenjoynatureD.showthatwecanalsoenjoynatureathomethroughthem28.Thebesttitleforthepassagewouldbe.A.TouchedbytheMoonB.ThePleasuresofModemLifeC.ABottomlessWellofSilenceD.BreakawayfromModemLifeὃᫀ25.ᫀ:B᪆⁚ᳮ⚪஺ᵫZdiḄ“.thinkiiigaboutwhatapityitwasthatmostcitypeople,myselfincluded,usuallymisssightslikethisbecausewespendmostofourlivesindoors.”¡¢⌱B⚗஺26.ᫀ:C᪆⁚ᳮ⚪஺ᵫZldᨬ;°"Andabovemewasthefullmoon,whichstruckmedeeply.”¡¢ὅᙠᓺ¹ᓅ[»¼Ḅ½᪍¹Ꮇ,@ᨴḄᓺÁÂÃÄ஺ᦑ⌱C⚗஺27.ᫀ:C᪆ÆᳮᑨÈ⚪஺ὅᑡÉÊËᑡÌÍΦÏÐÑÒᓰ¯ÊᡃÕÌᙠḄ"Ö×ØÊᡃÕÙÚᜧ&ᯠÝÞßᨴ⁐Ḅáâ஺ᦑ⌱C⚗஺28.ᫀ:A᪆ãäᜧ⚪஺ᦻåæçèéᨴêḄëì⊤îÊὅ@ᨴêᡠÍ⊤Ḅ&ᯠḄï᰿ñòóëìḄᨴ⁐ôÚIÊὅḄõᮣ஺TouchedbytheMoon,÷øᢔòÝú¤ᦻ᪗⚪ûü¦Ê,ý7ᦻåãä஺ᦑ⌱A⚗஺

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9TipsforGreenTravelwithKidsTravelingisachancetoshowyourchildrenthatbeingontheroaddoesn'thavetomeanlettinggoofalltheeco-friendlychoicesweworksohardtoachieveduringourday-to-daylife.Hereareafewtipsforgreentravelwithkids.Bookingnonstopflightswheneverpossiblewillreducecarbonemissions
᣸.Iftheclosestlocalairportdoesn'thavenonstopflightstoacertainplace,checkinwithotherlocalairportstoseeifnonstopflightsareavailable.Youmighthavetodriveabitfurther,butsavingoncarbonemissionsmakesitworthwhile.Whetheryou'reflying,drivingortakingthetrain,it'seasywhentravelingtopullintofastfoodrestaurantsforsnacks
iᔛ.33Mykidslovetohelpplanthesnacks.Iletthemcreatetheirownsnacksfbrthetripathome.34Attheairportkeepyourreusablebottlesemptyuntilyou'vepassedthroughsecurity
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.Youshouldalsohelpyourchildrenkeeptheirgood,greenhabitsfromhomeinplacewhiletraveling.Sometimesvacationcanmeanmorethanoneshowereachday-onceinthemorningandagainaftergettingoutofthepool.Payattentiontothenumberofshowersandthelengthofshowers.Trytocutbacktosavewaterandenergy.A.Walkingisgoodforyourhealth.B.Butyoucanpackhealthyfoodfromhome.C.Reusablewaterbottlesareeasytobringalongwhereveryoutravelto.D.Saveenergybyturningoffthehotelroomlightswhenyouheadoutfortheday.ὃᫀ᪆33.B᪷nᦻḄ"Iletthemcreatetheirownsnacksforthetripathome.“I2I\ᙠᜓᏉḄiᔛ஺34.C᪷nᦻḄ“Attheairportkeepyourreusablebottlesempty...thesecuritycheckpoint.nI2¡¢£¤¥Ḅ¦§'¨M©஺35.D᪷nᦻḄ"Openafewwindowsandturnofftheairconditioner
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13DearAllen,Howiseverythinggoing?OurschoolwillholdamusicfestivalnextSundaymorningintheschoolhall.AndI'mwritingtoinviteyoutojoinus.Theopeningceremonywillstartat9:00am,andtheschoolmasterwilldeliveraspeech.Thentherewillbevariousfantasticperformancesplayedbytalentedstudents.Youaredefinitelywelcometoshowuponstage,whichwilladdcolorandfuntoourfestival.Lookingforwardtoyourearlyreply.Bestwishes,LiHua