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1、山东省日照市2022届高三上学期开学校际联合考试英语2021.09 本卷须知：1 .答卷前，考生务必将自己的姓名考生号等填写在答题卡上。2 .答复选择题时，选出每题答案后，用铅笔把答题卡上对应题目的答案标号涂黑。如需改 动，用橡皮擦干净后，再选涂其它答案标号。答复非选择题时，将答案写在答题卡上，写在 本试卷上无效。3 .考试结束后，将答题卡交回。第一局部听力（共两节，总分值30分）做题时，先将答案标在试卷上。录音内容结束后，你将有两分钟的时间将试卷上的答案转涂 到答题卡上。第一节（共5小题；每题L5分，总分值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

2、正确 选项，并标在试卷的相应位置。听完每段对话后，你都有10秒钟的时间来答复有关小题和 阅读下一小题。每段对话仅读一遍。1. What is the man thinking about?A. Doing business with Michael.B. Going on a trip around the world.C. Writing a story based on his travels.2. What color is the speakers, car?C. Pink.C. For a birthday party.C. 18.C. Once a month.A. Blue.B.

3、 Red.3. Why did the woman buy the suit?A. For a wedding.B. For an interview.4. How many people in total are coming to the party?A. 10.B. 15.5. How often does the farmer market open?A. Every day.B. Every Friday.第二节共15小题；每题L5分，总分值25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 中选出最正确选项，并标在试卷的相应位置。听每段对话或

4、独白前，你将有时间阅读各个小 题，每题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，答复第6、7题。6. Where are the speakers?C. On a plane.C. A nurse.C. The 23rd floor.C. Surprised.A. On a bus.B. On a train.7. What is the man?A. A doctor.B. A teacher.听第7段材料，答复第8、9题。8. Which floor do the speakers need to go to?A. The 15th floor.B.

5、 The 17th floor.9. How does the woman feel about the situation?A. Positive.B. Unhappy.听第8段材料，答复第10至12题。10. When will the managers9 meeting be held?W: Fil bring them in for you. Would you like a cup of tea?M: That would be nice. I rushed out of the house without breakfast today.W: I can pop out to th

6、e shop and get you something if you like.M: No, thats OK. Thank you. I might wander out myself later.Text 9W: Where shall we go today? I thought the weather here was always supposed to be sunny.M: Yeah. Its very unusual for it to be so wet.W: Did you hear the wind last night? I thought it was going

7、to blow the roof off.M: Yes. At least we dont have that today.W: So, we cant go to the beach and I dont think a boat trip would be a good idea.M: No, definitely not. We need to do something indoors.W: I dont think the kids will want to go to another museum.M: They did enjoy the one yesterday, but I

8、think youre right. What about the zoo?W: But that is mainly outdoors as well. There is a sea life center, though.M: Ah, good idea. But today is Sunday. Will it be open?W: It doesnt say on their website, but I think I read on a poster that they open seven days a week. M: Wed better make sure before w

9、e set off.W: Yes. I have their number here. Ill ask them now.M: Ask them how much it costs to get in. There might be a special rate for families. W: Will do.Text 10M: Working in China is a great opportunity for a Westerner, but sometimes living alone in a foreign country can be lonely. The nights wi

10、th no company can pass slowly. Before I had time to make friends in the country, I decided to pass my spare time by catching up on my reading. Before moving to China, I didnt have much spare time. And when I did, I filled it by tending the garden and watching TV, but mainly listening to music. In Ch

11、ina, I first started reading books about people I was interested in pop stars, actors and film stars. I got through my books quite fast - one every week. When I ran out of celebrity books, I moved on to novels - and this was when I really began to love reading. I read some classics recommended by ot

12、hers and eventually I found some modern authors I really liked, such as Ian McEwan, Jo Nesbo and, my favorite, Ann Patchett. If you ask me what I like about Ann Patchetfs books, I might find it difficult to explain. They arent crime stories or mysteries. In some of them, nothing much happens at all.

13、 But she has a talent for making the reader interested in her characters. You just want to know what they will do next in their quite normal lives. I am so glad that being lonely gave me the opportunity to discover the magic of books.C. In the evening.C. Four.C. A secretary.C. Sunny.C. Husband and w

14、ife.C. Toa sea life center.C. Check the Internet.C. He listened toC. Jo Nesbo.C. Mysteries.A. In the morning.B. In the afternoon.11. How many letters will Mr. Jenkins sign?A. Two.B. Three.12. Who is Julia?A. A manager.B. A customer.听第9段材料，答复第13至16题。13. What is the weather like today?A. Rainy.B. Wind

15、y.14. What is the probable relationship between the speakers?A. Friends.B. Co-workers.15. Where did the kids go yesterday?A. Toa zoo.B. To a museum.16. What will the woman do next?A. Set off on a trip.B. Make a phone call.听第10段材料，答复第17至20题。17. What is the main topic of the talk?A. How the speaker re

16、ad classics.B. Why the speaker came to China.C. How the speaker gradually loved reading.18. How did the speaker mostly pass his time before he came to China?A. He watched TV.B. He tended the garden,music.19. Which author does the speaker like most?A. Ann Patchett.B. Ian McEwan.20. What does Ann Patc

17、hett usually write about?A. Daily life.B. Crimes.第二局部阅读（共两节，总分值50分）第一节共15小题；每题2.5分，总分值37.5分） 阅读以下短文，从每题所给的A、B、C、D四个选项中选出最正确选项。AAs a former editor at Real Simple magazine, Ive come across many domestic products. And now Im a free writer and a mom of two amazing but messy children. Ive really put thes

18、e cleaning products to use. So Fve decided to share my top 4 products with you.Maeic Silicone Dishwashing GlovesThese might be one of my favorite inventions ever. BPA-free silicone gloves with built-in scrubbers （刷子）for cleaning dishes? Brilliant! They get rid of the need for a washing brush keep my

19、 nails unharmed, and they can be thrown into the dishwasher.Shop it: Magic Silicone Dishwashing Gloves, $15, amazonRubbermaid Reveal Power ScrubberI live in a rental apartment, and when I moved in, the ground around my bathtub was very dirty. This tool makes light work of bubble （气泡）.The company say

20、s is twice as powerful as scrubbing with hand, and I have to agree. Use it on everything from taps to siding door tracks一you wont want to put it down.Shop it: Rubbermaid Reveal Power Scrubber, $20, walmartAnqry Mama Microwave CleanerI cant count how many times tomato sauce has splattered in my micro

21、wave. This small invention uses steam to loosen all that baked-on stains （污渍）.Just take off the hair, fill with water and vinegar, and watch Angry Mama as she sprays hot steam all over the inside. Then wipe with a damp cloth. Shes incredibly fiin to use!Shop it: Angry Mama Microwave Cleaner, $9, a d

22、iscount of 50% if you buy now, amazonHiwari Drinking Straw Brush SetIf I gave my kids only straws in their stockings for Christmas, theyd be excited. They ask for straws so often that I should buy a stock of them. And now that reusable straws are popular, these tools get more use in my house than ev

23、er.Shop it: Hiware Drinking Straw Brush Set, $1 for one, $5 for ten, amazonWhich of the following might be most useful for a dirty house?A. Magic Silicone Dishwashing Gloves.B. Rubbermaid Reveal Power Scrubber.C. Angry Mama Microwave Cleaner.D. Hiware Drinking Straw Brush Set.21. Whafs the least cos

24、t if you buy the four products at a time?A. $45.B. $44.5.C. $40.5.D. $40.22. Whafs the authors purpose in writing the text?A. To promote the sales of the products.B. To teach us how to use the products.C. To recommend the products to readers.D. To compare the advantages of the products.BI was a teac

25、her before I had my first daughter. As much as I enjoyed being an educator, I decided to stay at home with our baby at least for the first few years. I enjoyed every day we spent together for a year and a half until I found myself pregnant C怀孕）with identical twin girls.After the girls were born, it

26、was the busiest time of my life. Between bottle feeding two, changing three little ones in diapers （尿布），and getting them to sleep, I was a hot mess. I was so exhausted that showering and washing my hair took too much energy, so I often skipped them. One afternoon when I sat on the couch with my thre

27、e screaming children, an idea struck me: I had to write this down. All of it. Every experience, feeling, and challenge from the past year and a half. I didnt know how I would find the time to write but I knew I would.And I did. I wrote during nap times, in the evenings, and on weekends when my husba

28、nd was home and could watch our crew. It started as scattered journal entries and incomplete sentences written down in a notebook or on my laptop. Slowly over months the words formed complete thoughts, then complete paragraphs. Soon, I had made another decision. I wanted to write a memoir （同忆录）in ho

29、pes that: it would inspire other women in similar situations. When my book was finally published and drew some attention, I realized how much I loved writing essays that took the reader on a transformative journey, much like my own.The old proverb says write what you know. In just a few short years

30、1 have had so much life experience that I have a lot to write about. My daughters are my muse. The experience of having all three of them has given me the confidence to pursue my dream of writing.I feel I am still teaching, but now instead of through a chalkboard, my words flow through the pages of

31、my books, essays and features. And the only certification I need now, is the one I have-as a mother.23. How does the author describe her life as a mother of three children?A. Busy and tiring. B. Messy and annoying.C. Pleasant and interesting.D. Amazing and meaningful.24. Why did the author decide to

32、 write a memoir?A. To achieve her writing dream.B. To make a note of her past.C. To earn money for her family.D. To help more mothers like her.25. What does the underlined word muse in paragraph 4 mean?A. Target.B. Inspiration.C. Audience.D. Favorite.26. What docs the author mainly talk about in the

33、 text?A. How she brought u her children.B. How she became a successful teacher.C. How her daughters gave her a new career,D. How her daughters made her a great mother,CThere are many ways we can enjoy sport-watching it on TV or a smartphone, attending an event at a stadium or even playing the game.

34、Bu for those who enjoy getting competitive with their computer gaming, there are realistic-looking games to be played without leaving home. And peoples interest in this type of sportif thats what we can call ithas gone to a new level.Initially, grabbing a controller and playing a game was individual

35、 activity. But around 20 years ago computers became cheaper and the Internet became faster, which made it much easier for more people to get involved with computer gaming. This led to gamers connecting with each other around the word, so they could go head-to-head online. It also became a spectator

36、sport, with people watching others play. The whole experience has been given the name esports 一Electronic Sports.Now, huge esports tournaments take place all over the world in big arenas （竞技场）with large crowds. Diehard enthusiasts, who have become first-rate players, are now well-knownsome play toge

37、ther in teams. Its top stars can earn millions of dollars a year, without even breaking into a sweat! And fans from around the world tune in to watch the action online. The global audience is now estimated at more than 200 million and growing. Annual profits from esports, currently around 650 millio

38、n dollars for events, continue to rise with billions more through the video games sales.Famous football clubs are now trying to get in on the action. Englands Football Association for example launched its first esports team this year, known as the eLions. It recruited （招募）FIFA 19 players to represen

39、t them at the FIFA eNations Cup. Mark Bullingham, the FAs chief commercial and football development officer, said The FA prides itself on being a modem, innovative organization that tries to engage and inspire all generations of football fans.，zBut while this virtual version of football might give f

40、ootballers a chance to get closer to the real game, some might argue the lack of physical activity means it shouldnt be called a sport-and the biggest winners are the companies who promote and sell esports.27. What contributed most to the popularity of esports?A. The support from the public.B. Cheap

41、er computers and faster Internet.C. The advanced sports equipment.D. Peoples preference for individual activities.28. What can we infer about esports from paragraph 3?A. They have become a big industry.B. They make players get rich easily.C. They will replace traditional sports.D. They have a great

42、impact on other sports.29. Why does the author mention the FA in paragraph 4?A. To explain why it has become interested in esports.B. To tell readers it is taking the lead in hosting esports.C. To state the officers are proud of its achievements in esports.D. To show famous football clubs are gettin

43、g involved in esports.30. Which of the following is the best title for the text?A. The Rise of EsportsThe Advantages of EsportsB. Esports Teams: Famous for Star PlayersEsports Tournaments: Exciting and Fantastic EventsDArtificial intelligence （AI） still cant see the future, but a new algorithm （算法）m

44、ay come close: using nothing but written movie summaries, the AI can consistently tell which films will play well-or awfully-to critics and audiences. If the model can be further improved, it could one day help producers predict whether a movie will be a failure at the box office, before its even ma

45、de.To test several models, researchers used plot summaries of 42,306 movies from all over the world, many collected from Wikipedia. The models broke the summaries by sentence and used something called sentiment （情感）analysis to analyze each one. Sentences considered positive, such as “Thor loves his

46、hammer” , would receive a rating closer to positive one. And sentences that were considered negative” , like Thor gets in a fight，z would be rated closer to negative one.Generally, successful movies such as 195Ts Alice in Wonderland-which scored 80% on the movie-rating website Rotten Tomatoes-have f

47、requent waves in sentiment; unsuccessful ones, such as 202 Ts The Limits of Control, vary less. Its not important whether the films begin or end happily, the researchers say. Whafs important is that the sentiments change frequently.The sentiment ratings in each summary wee then simplified into a sin

48、gle score to reflect how often the sentiment changed. The researchers teste three different methods of arriving at a final score. All three could predict fairly accurately whether a movie would be unpopular, and one method worked especially well for guessing which thrillers and comedies reviewers would hate.The methods were not as efficient at guessing which movies would succeed, but they still predicted the results more accurately than random chance. In the future, the researchers say their methods could be bettered