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绝密★启用前
天壹名校联盟·2024届高三9月大联考
英语
本试卷共8页。全卷满分150分，考试时间120分钟。
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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。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。
例： How much is the shirt
A. 19.15. B. 9.18. C. 9.15.
答案是C。
1. What will the man do this Sunday afternoon
A. Prepare for the exam. B. Take a break at home.
C. Go to the concert.
2. Who is likely to be the president of the company
A. Kevin. B. Sam. C. Mark.
3. Where are the speakers
A. At home. B. At a restaurant. C. At a supermarket.
4. How much will the man pay
A. $10. B. $15. C. $20.
5. What does the woman think of brown suits
A. Boring. B. Formal. C. Fashionable,
第二节(共15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. What time is it now
A. 8: 15. B. 8: 45. C. 9: 15.
7. How does the woman feel about foods at the airport
A. They taste good. B. They’re expensive. C. There are many choices.
听第7段材料，回答第8、9题。
8. What does the woman probably do
A. She is a trainer. B. She is a doctor. C. She is a shop assistant.
9. What does the woman advise the man to do
A. Change his glasses. B. Grow some plants. C. Rest his eyes.
听第8段材料，回答第10至13题。
10. What is the woman’s attitude toward the man’s idea
A. Concerned. B. Indifferent. C. Opposed.
11. When was the last time the man played basketball
A. One month ago. B. Five years ago. C. 25 years ago.
12. What does the woman think the man should do
A. Run regularly. B. Go on a diet. C. Check his health condition.
13. What are the speakers mainly talking about
A. How to keep healthy. B. How to start exercising.
C. How to prepare for a game.
听第9段材料，回答第14至17题。
14. What should be included in the apartment
A. A kitchen. B. A bathroom. C. A dining room.
15. Why does the woman give up the first apartment
A. It is very noisy. B. It is too far. C. It costs too much.
16. What does the man offer to do
A. Provide more choices.
B. Give the contact information.
C. Take the woman to an agency.
17. What is the possible relationship between the speakers
A. Fellow students. B. Agent and client. C. House owner and guest.
听第10段材料，回答第18至20题。
18. Why does the speaker save money
A. For retirement. B. For the loan. C. For emergencies.
19. How many accounts does the speaker have
A. One. B. Two. C. Three.
20. What does the speaker’s bad luck refer to
A. A car problem. B. A health problem. C. A salary problem.
第二部分 阅读(共两节，满分50分)
第一节(共15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、D四个选项中选出最佳选项。
A
In southwestern France’s sunny “pink city” —Toulouse, the cuisine is both rich and tasty. Here, we single out three must-tastes of Toulouse.
Toulouse sausage
Sign up for Jessica’s brilliant Taste of Toulouse tours and you’ll get to eat your way around the city’s best food market, Marché Victor Hugo. One of the stands to dash directly to is Maison Garcia, which specializes in saucisse de Toulouse, the city’s famous black peppery (胡椒味的) sausage sold in a large spiral and ideal for grilling or barbecuing. You can also try or buy the dried version, saucisse sèche, which is wonderful for picnics.
Cassoulet
If there’s one dish every meat lover must try when visiting this southwestern corner of France, it’s the region’s signature dish. Made with Toulouse sausage, white beans, pork rind and trotter, confit duck and local garlic, Cassoulet gets its name from the cassole clay pot in which it’s cooked. While this dish is centuries old, Toulouse has only recently formed its own Brotherhood of the Toulouse Cassoulet, which will promote it, alongside the other two cities—Carcassonne and Castelnaudary—who also claim it as their signature dish. In Toulouse, chefs add lamb to make it their own, but each has their preferred method.
Violets
Toulouse may be known as the pink city, but its signature flavour is violet. The flowers became a popular crop in the city in the 19th century as they thrived in winter. While cheaper versions taste soapy, the best quality violet flavour lends a gentle perfume (香味，香水) to ice cream, macarons (马卡龙), and some French cakes. A fragrant port is La Maison de la Violette, which is set in a small boat moored(停泊)on the side of the Canal du Midi in central Toulouse and offers a selection of delicious violet treats, from crystallized petals to tasty violet-shell chocolate almonds.
21. Which is Toulouse sausage NOT ideal for according to the passage
A. Picnics. B. Violet treats. C. Barbecuing. D. Cassoulet.
22. What do Toulouse, Carcassonne and Castelnaudary have in common
A. Chefs there add lamb to Cassoulet.
B. They claim Cassoulet as their signature dish.
C. They are located in the southwestern of France.
D. Chefs there make famous black peppery sausage.
23. What can visitors do at the La Maison de La Violette
A. Taking a boat tour in Toulouse. B. Wearing violet flavor perfumes.
C. Learning the origin of Toulouse. D. Enjoying various tasty violet foods.
B
Jessie is on a mission to change wellness in New Zealand forever. That sounds like a noble ambition, but it’s one coming from a commitment started by adversity(逆境). Jessie was only 30 when she heard the news no one at any age wants to hear.
“I was happily married, six months pregnant(怀孕的) and excited about my future. Then everything changed in an instant. The doctors had discovered a tumour bigger than my baby’s head around my uterus(子宫).”
Jessie had emergency surgery to save her baby and remove the tumour. She then had to undergo months of debilitating (令人虚弱的) treatment. But the surgery was just the beginning of the journey. Chemotherapy(化疗) doesn’t build people up; it breaks them down. In many ways, the hardest and longest part of the journey is what comes after the therapy stops—a long road back to wellness.
“I came from a medicine-related background, so I knew the power of modern drugs. But there was a point where chemicals weren’t enough, and my recovery delayed. I knew I needed to try to use the power of nature to help me find my way back to wellness,” says Jessie. “I spent years studying options and learning about what was available to me.”
As Jessie regained her strength, she decided she could make a difference to New Zealanders by sharing her experience and new-found knowledge to help people live healthier lives. And through that journey, AJE Healthcare started. Jessie’s mission was to make natural healthcare easy to understand and effective in helping people live their best lives.
But this is just the beginning for Jessie. She is determined to grow her business, serve her customers delightfully, and make natural healthcare accessible to all New Zealanders.
24. When was Jessie diagnosed cancer
A. When she was pregnant. B. When she delivered a baby.
C. When she had a noble ambition. D. When she moved to New Zealand.
25. What can we know about the emergency surgery Jessie had
A. It broke her down. B. It completely cured her.
C. It worsened her condition. D. It was the beginning of the treatment.
26. Why was AJE Healthcare established
A. To cure patients of cancer. B. To make medical care easier.
C. To promote Jessie’s business. D. To help with people’s wellness.
27. What could be the best title for the passage
A. Finding Purpose Through Adversity
B. The Establishment of AJE Healthcare
C. Jessie, a Tough Mother in New Zealand
D. How New Zealanders Pursue Wellbeing
C
For 85 years, the Harvard Study of Adult Development has tracked an original group of 724 men and more than 1,300 of their male and female descendants (后代) over three generations, asking thousands of questions and taking hundreds of measurements to find out what really keeps people healthy and happy.
Through all the years of studying these lives, one crucial factor stands out for the consistency and power of its bond to physical health, mental health and longevity: good relationships.
In 2008, researchers telephoned the wives and husbands of Harvard Study couples in their 80s every night for eight nights. Researchers spoke to each partner separately and asked them a series of questions about their days.
On days when these men and women spent more time in the company of others, they were happier. Like most older people, those in the Harvard Study experienced day-to-day rises and falls in their levels of physical pain and health difficulties. But researchers found that the people who were in more satisfying relationships were cushioned (缓冲) somewhat from these ups and downs of mood—their happiness did not decline as much on the days when they had more pain. Simply put, their happy marriages seemed to have a protective effect.
Elizabeth Gillespie, a therapist of couples, stated that although most of us found that our experience of relationships might be hard, and at times, impossible, it is essential to our well-being.
Today we live in much more complicated environments, so meeting our social needs presents different challenges. We might be sitting on a gold mine of vitality that we are not paying attention to, because it is hidden by the shiny appeal of smartphones or pushed to the side by work demands.
28. What’s the purpose of the Harvard Study of Adult Development
A. To study their lives over three generations.
B. To reveal the secret to health and well-being.
C. To track the descendants of an original group.
D. To study the relationship between health and happiness.
29. How did the researchers carry out the study
A. By working with other researchers.
B. By tracking specific groups of people.
C. By helping participants with social difficulties.
D. By comparing the results from different people.
30. Why did the author mention the examples in Paragraph 4
A. To provide evidence for the bond of health and longevity.
B. To introduce the concept of physical pain and health difficulties.
C. To show the negative impact of unhappy marriages on older people’s mood.
D. To support the positive impact of satisfying relationships on people’s lives.
31. According to Elizabeth Gillespie, what is essential to our well-being
A. Having good social connections.
B. Declining pains and difficulties.
C. Overcoming ups and downs of mood.
D. Experiencing rises and falls of physical health.
D
It’s a reality that food production, biodiversity and carbon storage in ecosystems are competing for the same land. As humans demand more food, so more forests are cleared, and farms become less pleasant to many wild animals and plants. Therefore, global conservation will fail unless it addresses the issue of food production.
Fortunately, some new technologies are being developed that make a system-wide revolution in food production possible. According to recent research, this transformation could meet increased global food demands by a growing human population on less than 20% of the world’s existing farmland.
Around four-fifths of the land is used to produce meat and dairy. Global meat consumption has increased by more than 50% in the past 20 years. Producing all that extra meat will mean either changing even more land into farms, or cramming even more cows, chickens and pigs into existing land. Neither option is good for biodiversity.
Unless food production is tackled head-on, we are left with no hope of long-term success. We need to tackle the cause of biodiversity change. The principal global approach to climate change is to focus on the cause and minimize greenhouse gas emissions, not to manufacture (制造) billions of parasols (遮阳伞). The same is required for biodiversity.
Luckily, lab-grown food provides an alternative. The process involves growing animal products from real animal cells, rather than growing actual animals. Animal cruelty would be eliminated and, with no need for cows wandering around in fields, the factory would take up far less space to produce the same amount of meat or milk.
Other emerging technologies include microbial protein production, where bacteria use energy derived(来自) from solar panels to change carbon dioxide and other nutrients into carbohydrates and proteins. This could generate as much protein as soybeans but in just 7% of the area.
It is even possible to generate sugars through extracting CO, from the atmosphere, all without ever passing through a living plant or animal. The resulting sugars are chemically the same as those derived from plants but would be generated in a tiny fraction of the area required by conventional crops.
32. What plays a key role in global conservation
A. Carbon storage. B. Food production.
C. New technology. D. Existing farmland.
33. What does the underlined word “cramming” in Paragraph 3 mean
A. Producing. B. Transforming. C. Packing. D. Dividing.
34. What is the principal global approach to biodiversity change
A. Focusing on the cause of it. B. Developing new technologies.
C. Manufacturing billions of parasols. D. Minimizing greenhouse gas emissions.
35. What is the main idea of Paragraph 5 to Paragraph 7
A. New technologies make lessening farmland possible.
B. Generating sugars requires a tiny fraction of the area.
C. Lab-grown food helps to produce more meat and milk.
D. New technologies have resolved the issue of food production.
第二节(共5小题；每小题2.5分，满分12.5分)
阅读下面短文，从短文后的选项中选出可以填入空白处的最佳选项。选项中有两项为多余 选项。
As the weekend comes to an end, many of us are missing out on Sunday Funday and instead experiencing a sense of anxiety and even dread (恐惧) about the upcoming week. 36 Here’s how you can ease your end-of-weekend anxiety.
Structure your Sunday.
Structure can be a best friend when feeling the Sunday scaries. Instead of sitting on the couch and watching the clock aimlessly, do something that you enjoy. You might still get that sense of dread, but that feeling is harder to hold on to when you have a cheerful schedule. 37 It’s important to make space for relaxing activities.
Identify your anxiety sources.
Anxiety is a normal human experience. 38 Create multiple to-do lists: one list for tasks that need to be completed immediately, another for tasks that are less urgent, and a final list for tasks that you’d like to complete at some point. Seeing these can help put into perspective what’s important and what you can let go of for now. This can help decrease the anticipation of the stress and dread of the week.
Create some excitement for the week ahead.
Having something to look forward to gives you something to think about that’s pleasing, rather than only focusing on the dread you feel. It’s a form of reframing your thoughts. Do not focus on the awful things. 39 This gives you the opportunity to shift your thoughts to something fun and will help improve your mood.
40
Make Sunday nights about doing something for yourself. In this way, you are able to give yourself proper relaxing time. It could be planning some favorite foods to enjoy while watching football. Do your best to honor this time and make Sunday night all about you—leave the work emails for Monday morning.
A. Check the emails on Sunday nights.
B. End your Sunday with the right energy.
C. Besides, try not to stuff your weekend with too many odds and ends.
D. Instead, build excitement over a coffee or lunch date with a friend.
E. Although the Sunday scaries are common, they are still manageable.
F. One way to manage it is to find what really causes you to dread the week.
G. It can be whatever feels like a helpful distraction to flee from the anxiety.
第三部分 语言运用(共两节，满分30分)
第一节(共15小题；每小题1分，满分15分)
阅读下面短文，从每题所给的A、B、C、D 四个选项中选出可以填入空白处的最佳选项。
Sixteen years ago, while we were driving on vacation, my wife decided to pass the time by singing “The Christmas Song”. She sang it over and over again. Somehow, I decided to 41 with her.
When she got to the 42 “Jack Frost nipping(捏) at your nose,” I said, in my most horrified voice, “Why are you 43 that song ” As she looked confused, I proceeded to 44 her that Jack Frost was the name of a violent patient who 45 an asylum (精神病院) on Christmas in the 1920s and went around devouring (吞噬) faces, 46 noses, which he had acquired a 47 for.
Shocked and terrified, she 48 it completely.
Fast forward to this year. It’s snowing outside and I was in a good mood. I started singing “The Christmas Song” and my wife then 49 me that Jack Frost, the serial 50 biter, had forever 51 that song for her.
I laughed and 52 that I was teasing that day and that I honestly didn’t think she believed me. She got quite 53 since for all these years she had cheerfully shared this dark and shocking story with anyone who would listen and it turned out a 54 .
As for me, though I am now the King of Lies who is never to be 55 again, it has become the most cheerful holiday story in our family ever.
41. A. agree B. mess C. pass D. drive
42. A. line B. song C. story D. sentence
43. A. hearing B. voicing C. singing D. playing
44. A. blame B. inform C. award D. teach
45. A. made fun of B. took charge of C. broke out of D. got ahead of
46. A. rarely B. frequently C. usually D. particularly
47. A. taste B. flavor C. standard D. skill
48. A. accepted B. bought C. denied D. liked
49. A. wrote B. sold C. reminded D. spared
50. A. nose B. patient C. asylum D. arm
51. A. completed B. ruined C. broken D. restored
52. A. argued B. confirmed C. admitted D. announced
53. A. joyful B. grateful C. awkward D. mad
54. A. lie B. comedy C. drama D. show
55. A. teased B. trusted C. heard D. loved
第二节(共10小题；每小题1.5分，满分15分)
阅读下面短文，在空白处填入1个适当的单词或括号内单词的正确形式。
The “Spring Fair”, featuring diverse Chinese cultural activities, 56 (hold) on Sunday at the Garden of Serenity, a traditional Chinese garden in Santa Lucija, Malta.
The fair, jointly 57 (organize)by the China Cultural Centre in Malta and the Santa Lucija local council, offered participants the opportunity to indulge in Chinese tea and cuisine, experience the art of calligraphy, 58 even try on Han Chinese clothing.
The event’s highlight was the performances by members from the Malta School of Wushu-Longgui, who showcased 59 (amaze) dragon dances and martial arts, attracting many audiences. Tai Chi performance, traditional Chinese folk music, and popular songs also gained loud cheers and applause.
At the opening ceremony, Charmaine St John, mayor of Santa Lucija, said that the Garden of Serenity is” 60 symbol of friendship between Malta and China. “She noted that cultural integration has always been a proposition (主张) of the Maltese government, and 61 cooperation between the two sides should be based on 62 (equal) and mutual benefit in order to be sustainable.
One of the 63 (participant), 12-year-old Nathan Zammit, wrote his name in Chinese characters 64 a brush at the booth of the Confucius Institute at the University of Malta. He was excited 65 (experience) calligraphy and showed admiration for Chinese culture, despite not having visited China.
第四部分 写作(共两节，满分40分)
第一节 (满分15分)
假定你是李华，你班与英国的姊妹学校某班级在线共上了一堂“经典诗歌鉴赏(Appreciation of Classic Poetry)”的交流课。请你在线上留言板上写一则评论，内容包括：
1.交流课的特点；
2.观看感受；
3.意见建议。
注意：
1.写作词数应为80左右；
2.请按如下格式在答题卡的相应位置作答。
The online class was absolutely wonderful.
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第二节(满分25分)
阅读下面材料，根据其内容和所给段落开头语续写两段，使之构成一篇完整的短文。
“Tiki!”I yelled.
Our little white dog Tiki had slipped out the door earlier that evening while I was carrying groceries into the house. Now I was searching the neighborhood with my seven-year-old son, Jordan, and my three-year-old daughter, Julia, trying to find him.
The last few months had been difficult. After losing my husband, I could no longer afford our house in New York. The kids and I moved in northern Indiana, 150 miles away from the city. Change was easier for Julia at her age, but Jordan missed his friends and his old school. Losing his childhood dog was the last thing he needed.
We called out Tiki’s name and knocked on neighbors’ doors until it was too dark to see. We were forced to return home empty-handed.
“Mom, it’s all new here. What if Tiki can’t find our house ” asked Jordan.
“It’s okay,”I said. “He’s wearing his collar and dog tags, so if someone finds him, they’ll call me, and we’ll get him back. “It was at that moment that I realized with horror that Tiki’s tags listed our address and phone number in New York. If someone found him, they’d have no way to reach me.
I kept asking around to see if anyone had spotted him. But after two weeks, I was beginning to lose hope.
The kids were upset, especially Jordan. One afternoon, I found him crying in his room. “At school, we had to write about our wishes,” he said. “I wrote, ‘I wish my dog would come home.’ Mrs. Rush hung our papers in the hallway (走廊). Every time I see my paper, I feel sad.” My heart broke for him.
So later that week, when he put on an old T-shirt from his old school back in New York, something told me to just let him do it. When he got home that afternoon, he told me the school librarian had asked him about his T-shirt. “I told him that we just moved here from Now York,” said Jordan.
注意：
1.续写词数应为150左右；
2.请按如下格式在答题卡的相应位置作答。
The next day, the school librarian called to tell that his grown daughter found a dog a few weeks ago.
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“Thank you for taking care of Tiki,” I said, “but what made your dad think he was ours ”
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天壹名校联盟 2024届高三9月大联考 英语
参考答案、提示及评分细则
第一部分 听力(每题1.5分，共20题，满分30分)
1~5 CCBAA 6～10 ABBCA 11～15 BCCBB 16～20 CACBA
第二部分 阅读(共两节，满分50分)
第一节(共15小题；每小题2. 5分，满分37. 5分)
21～23 BBD 24～27 ADDA 28～31 BBDA 32～35 BCAA
第二节(共5小题；每小题2. 5分，满分12. 5 分)
36～40 ECFDB
第三部分 语言运用(共两节，满分30分)
第一节(共15小题；每小题1分，满分15分)
41～45 BACBC 46～50 DABCA 51～55 BCDAB
第二节(共10小题：每小题1. 5分，满分15分)
56. was held 57. organized 58. and 59. amazing 60. a 61. that 62. equality 63. participants 64. with 65. to experience
答案详解：
A 篇阅读
21.B 推理判断题。由第二段“... the city’s famous black peppery sausage sold in a large spiral and ideal for grilling or barbecuing. You can also try or buy the dried version, saucisse seche, which is wonderful for picnics.” 和第三段 “Made with Toulouse sausage, white beans, pork rind and trotter, confit duck...” 可知Toulouse sausage 可以用于烧烤、野餐或者制作炖菜。故此选 B。
22.B 细节理解题。根据第三段“While this dish is centuries old, Toulouse has only recently formed its own Brotherhood of the Toulouse Cassoulet, which will promote it, alongside the other two cities—Careassonne and Castelnaudary—who also claim it as their signature dish.”可知这三座城市都声称Cassoulet是他们的招牌菜，其他选项均不符合。故此选 B。
23.D 细节理解题。由最后一段“A fragrant port is La Maison de la Violette, which is set in a small boat moored on the side of the Canal du Midi in central Toulouse and offers a selection of delicious violet treats, from crystallized petals to tasty violet-shell chocolate almonds.” 可知。故此选D。
B 篇阅读
24.A 细节理解题。由第二段“I was happily married, six months pregnant and excited about my future.”可知。
故此选 A。
25.D 推理判断题。根据第三段信息句“Jessie had emergency surgery to save her baby and remove the tumour. She then had to undergo months of debilitating treatment.”可知，Jessie所接受的手术治疗只是救了她的孩子、 切除了肿瘤，后续还需经历很久的化疗，故手术成功只是整个治疗阶段的开始。A 项谈论的是化疗的副作用而
非手术。故此选D。
26.D 推理判断题。由倒数第二段 “And through that journey, AJE Healthcare started. Jessie’s mission was to make natural healthcare easy to understand and effective in helping people live their best lives.”可知 AJE Healthcare 就是在Jessie追寻理想的过程中成立的，是为了帮助人们过更健康的生活。故此选D。
27.A 标题归纳题。由文章第一段“Jessie is on a mission to change wellness in New Zealand forever. That sounds like a noble ambition, but it’s one coming from a commitment started by adversity.”及全篇对于Jessie 的介绍可知，Jessie是在患癌、化疗的亲身体验中找到了自己的人生目标和使命。故此选A。
C 篇阅读
28.B 推理判断题。由第一段“...to find out what really keeps people healthy and happy(找出真正能让人保持健康和快乐的东西)”可知，故此选 B(揭示健康和幸福的秘密)。
29.B 细节理解题。由第三段“In 2008,researchers telephoned the wives and husbands of Harvard Study couples in their 80s every night for eight nights. Researchers spoke to each partner separately and asked them a series of questions about their days.(2008年，研究人员连续八晚每晚给哈佛大学研究中的80多岁夫妇的妻子和丈夫打电话。研究人员分别与每对伴侣交谈，并问了他们一系列关于日常生活的问题)”可知，故此选 B(通过追踪特定群体)。
30.D 推理判断题。由第二段可知，Harvard Study of Adult Development 的研究结果表明良好的人际关系是影响身体健康、精神健康和长寿的一个重要因素；第三自然段提及研究及研究对象(couples in their 80s)、研究过程及研究方法，第四段讲研究过程中的发现。第四段通过具体的例子，使读者可以更加直观地理解这个研究结果，并且更容易接受这个结论的可信度。故此选D.
31.A 推理判断题。由第五段的“... although most of us found that our experience of relationships might be hard, and at times, impossible, it is essential to our well-being(虽然我们大多数人发现我们的人际关系经历可能很难，有时甚至是不可能的，但它对我们的幸福至关重要)”可知，Elizabeth Gillespie 认为 experience of relationships(关系体验)即拥有好的社交关系对幸福至关重要。故此选 A。
D 篇阅读
32.B 细节理解题。由第一段“Therefore, global conservation will fail unless it addresses the issue of food production.”可知，故此选 B。
33.C 词义猜测题。根据第三段信息句“Producing all that extra meat will mean either changing even more land into farms, or cramming even more cows, chickens and pigs into existing land.(生产所有这些额外的肉类将意味着要么把更多的土地变成农场，要么把更多的牛、鸡和猪塞进现有的土地。)”可知 cram 表示“塞进，挤满”，故此选C。
34.A 推理判断题。由第四段信息句“We need to tackle the cause of biodiversity change.”以及“The same is required for biodiversity.”可知我们要从根源上解决生物多样性的变化，故此选A。
35.A 主旨大意题。由后三段可知无论是 lab -grown food, microbial protein production 还是generate sugars 都能够用很少的土地生产出同等甚至是超出传统食品制造业的食品，故此选A。
七选五
36.E 从设空处前一句“experiencing a sense of anxiety and even dread about the upcoming week”和后一句“Here’s how you can ease your end-of-weekend anxiety.”可以推断出所填句子在此处起到承上启下的作用。故此选 E。
37.C 根据本段小标题和设空处后的段落内容可知，周末要精心安排令人愉悦的活动，不能让周末塞满了零碎的琐事，要为放松活动腾出空间。设空处与本段最后一句进一步补充说明了周末安排的原则。故此选C。
38.F 根据本段小标题和设空处前后的段落内容可知，设空处应为本段的主旨句，对小标题“Identify your anxiety sources”进行解释说明，F 选项中的“it”指代的是首句中的“anxiety”。 故此选 F。
39.D 根据小标题和设空处后一句中的 “This ”可推测得出，此处应为重新架构思路的具体例子、做法或建议，且说明应如何重塑思想。故此选 D。
40.B 根据本段内容可知本段的建议主要集中在周日晚上的安排，结合小标题的格式，可得出该空应与如何结束周日有关。故此选 B。
第三部分 第一节完形填空
41.B 根据上文，作者的妻子很一直在唱圣诞歌曲，于是作者决定干扰“mess”她，与第五段戏弄、捉弄“I was teasing that day”相对应。
42.A 根据上下文，当她唱到这一句歌词“line”时，作者用最骇人的声音问妻子为什么要唱这一首。
43.C 根据上下文，当她唱到这一句歌词时，作者用最骇人的声音问妻子为什么要唱“singing”这一首。
44.B 根据上下文，妻子感到困惑，作者继续告诉“inform”她Jack Frost 是一个暴力的精神病人。
45.C 根据下文，Jack Frost 从精神病院逃出“break out of”后在附近啃食人脸，尤其偏好鼻子。
46.D 考察逻辑关系。 Jack Frost 从精神病院逃出后在附近啃食人脸，尤其“particularly”偏好鼻子。
47.A 根据下文，Jack Frost 从精神病院逃出后在附近啃食人脸，尤其偏好“have a taste for”鼻子。
48.B 根据上下文，妻子对作者所说全盘接受“bought it completely”。
49.C 根据上下文，今年，作者看着窗外的大雪，心情大好，又唱起了那首歌。妻子于是提醒“remind”他这首歌因为Jack Frost 已经毁了。
50.A 根据上文，Jack Frost 是一个专吃鼻子的惯犯“a serial nose biter”。
51.B 根据上文，在她心中，这首歌已经毁了“ruin that song”。
52.C 考察上下文。听到妻子的说辞，作者笑起来，承认说“admit ”他那天就是在开玩笑，自己也没有想到妻子会深信不疑。
53.D 根据上文，妻子非常生气“mad”。这些年来她很高兴地把这个暗黑、震惊的故事分享给任何一个听过这首歌的人，到头来这竞是一个谎言。
54.A 根据上文，这些年来她很高兴地把这个暗黑、震惊的故事分享给任何一个听过这首歌的人，到头来这竟是一个谎言“lie”。
55.B 根据上文，经历了这些，作者成了“大话王”，不再被信任“trust”。
第二节 语法填空
56.was held 考查被动语态，事情已经发生，所以用过去时态。
57.organized 考查过去分词作后置定语。
58.and 考查并列连词，连接“indulge”，“experience”，“try on”三个并列动词。
59.amazing 考查词性转换，此处填形容词修饰名词短语“dragon dances and martial arts”。
60.a 考查冠词。
61.that 考查从属连词。这里是并列宾语从句。
62.equality 考查词性转换。
63.participants 考查名词复数。
64.with 考查介词“with”表示“用”。
65.to experience 考查动词不定式。
第四部分 写作(共两节，满分40分)
第一节(满分15分)
One possible version:
The online class was absolutely wonderful. Themed on the Appreciation of Classic Poetry, it unfolded the eternal charm of classic poetry to us. Online as it was, this class created a totally immersive atmosphere.
The highlight of the class was the short clip named “When Li Bai Meets William Wordsworth”. By comparing the differences and similarities of these two great romantic poets, the video gave us a new insight into their writing skills and the emotions hidden behind the lines. It also triggered our passion to explore more about the ever-lasting beauty of poems.
Honestly, it would be better if more interactive elements, such as mini-games or real-time comments, are included in this class. Generally speaking, it was truly fantastic.
第二节(满分25分)
One possible version:
The next day, the school librarian called to tell that his grown daughter found a dog a few weeks ago. He thought it might be ours. He didn’t know the details, so he passed on his daughter’s phone number and address, which was more than two miles from my house. An impossibly long distance for a small dog like Tiki. I dialed the number anyway. “He’s a small white dog and his tag says TIKI,” the lady on the phone said. The kids and I piled into the car and rushed over. Minutes later, my kids were sitting on the floor in the librarian’s daughter’s kitchen, laughing while Tiki licked their faces.
“Thank you for taking care of Tiki,” I said, “but what made your dad think he was ours ” She told me she’d mentioned to him that she’d found a little dog. A few weeks later, he was mopping the hallway when he spotted Jordan’s wish. Could it be the same dog His daughter said no, the dog had New York tags with a disconnected phone number. “But then he noticed Jordan’s New York T-shirt and put two and two together ” I asked. She nodded. That night, Jordan thanked God for bringing Tiki home. And I thanked God for prompting me to let Jordan wear the ratty old T-shirt that made the reunion possible.

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