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1、河 南 省 TO P二 十 名 校 2023届 高 三 下 学 期 2 月 调 研 考 试 英 语 试 卷 学 校：姓 名：班 级：考 号：一、阅 读 理 解 The following are some programs offered by New York City for children aged eight and up.SoftballSpringCo-ed（男 女 同 校 的）softball programs take place in the spring for children between theages of8-14.Instructional clinics a

2、nd competitive leagues are held across the city.Registration is on a first come,first served basis in early spring.GolfCityParks Junior Golf Center,SummerLocated next to the Dyker Beach public golf course in Bay Ridge Brooklyn,the CityParksJunior Golf Center is a state-of-the-art facility that offer

3、s free golf instruction to New YorkCity children between the ages of 7-17.Highlights include a six-hole golf course,practiceputting and chipping greens（切 果 岭）,covered driving range and clubhouse with classroomspace.Wheelchair Flag FootballFallSome of the fall flag football leagues have adaptive divi

4、sions for people with disabilities.These include opportunities for children and adults.Registration is on a first come,firstserved basis in September,and the leagues run until November.Street HockeyWinter and SummerNYC Parks and the New York Rangers provide free youth street hockey clinics,presented

5、by Coca-Cola,Get the Ball Rolling.The clinics are fbr boys and girls aged 5-17,and provideinstruction on the basics of street hockey,as well as tips on the importance of exercising andeating a balanced diet.All equipment is provided and no prior experience is necessary toparticipate.Sessions run fro

6、m December to February in the winter and July to August in thesummer.Registration is on a rolling basis beginning prior to the start of each session.1、What is special about Golf?A.It doesn*t charge the learner.B.Learners can*t go to the court.C.It teaches theory without practice.D.It is intended fbr

7、 children over 17.2、Who is Wheelchair Flag Football intended for?A.Adults of 18 and up.B.All disabled people.C.Children of 7 and down.D.Boys and girls aged 5-17.3、Which program runs in two seasons?A.Golf.B.Softball.C.Street Hockey.D.Wheelchair Flag Football.When people ask me where I grew up,I can n

8、ever give a solid answer.Fve moved ninetimes in six different states and have never lived somewhere consistently for more than 3years.Throughout all these moves,houses would change,schools would change,and evenfriends would change.However,family was always a consistency in my life.Not just myfamily

9、physically,but also the emotional support and love that they provided.As a result ofthis,family has become a value that I hold essential to my life and my identity as a person.Almost every big decision I can think of has involved my family.One such decision iswhether I wanted to accept my job offer.

10、It*d be my first time moving away from home andtruly being on my own in a long term setting.I relied on my values of family to make thedecision easier.For one,the company I chose to work for held family values in extremelyhigh regard,which really resonated（共 鸣）with me.The location of my job is also

11、somewherethats highly rated for raising a family,which I plan on doing sometime in the future.The factthat this job coincides（重 合）with my family values so well made the decision to accept thatmuch easier.Five years from now,I expect this value to involve many other values.I want to learn tovalue not

12、 only my own family and idea of it but other peoples idea of family as well.Iimagine that I will continue to live my life based on the family value Fve come to knowngrowing up,but also begin to form my own idea of the family value.These new ideas willgrow.4、Whats the influence of the authors moving

13、home frequently?A.Living an independent life.B.Relying on family heavily.C.Being related to family loosely.D.Meeting with many challenges.5、What contributes most to the authors accepting the job offer?A.His expectation to live alone.B.His family support.C.The same opinion about family.D.The perfect

14、position for living.6、What does the author intend to express in paragraph 3?A.His eagerness to make a family.C.How to make decisions wisely.B.How to maintain a happy family.D.His appreciation of family values.7、What does the author think of his future?A.Hopeful.B.Frightening.C.Unimaginative.D.Uncert

15、ain.Every year the European Commission awards the STARTS Prize to projects that combineartistic expression,technology and scientific research.This years shortlisted projects touchedon topics ranging from simple technology to DNA data storage,but the final two Grand Prizewinners both focused on envir

16、onment and sustainability.The Grand Prize in Innovative Collaboration went to Remix El Barrio1,a cooperationbetween Anastasia Pistofidou,Marion Real,Fab Lab Barcelona and the Institute forAdvanced Architecture of Catalonia.The project identified food waste streams in the Barcelona neighbourhood of P

17、oblenou andworked with local restaurants and Fab Lab Barcelona to turn this waste into differentmaterials.In this circular economy project,waste becomes a resource again.Twelvedesigners used these materials to create a variety of products,such as a jacket made from amaterial sourced from orange peel

18、s,or soap made with used cooking oils.The other winner was Oceans in Transformation,which was awarded the Grand Prize fbrArtistic Exploration.In this project,Territorial Agencys John Palmesino and Ann-SofiRonnskog wanted to find a way to visualise the many different types of knowledge we haveabout t

19、he ocean.Their work shows that scientific research is fragmented.Each research activity looks at oneaspect of the ocean-sea level,fbr example,or biodiversity and usually in just one location.That makes it difficult to get a broad overview of what exactly is happening with the oceansas a whole,lb tac

20、kle this,Oceans in Transformation combined different research data tocreate a project that shows the wide variety of information thats out there.Both Grand Prize winners are reminders that issues related to environment andsustainability are often complex and affect many different communities.The sol

21、utions arentalways just scientific.For example,scientists can find ways to turn food waste into newmaterials,but in practice restaurants and designers and consumers are all part of the solutionas well.And while scientists are continuously collecting valuable data about the changingoceans,Oceans in T

22、ransfonnation showed that such data is meaningless unless people see itin context（背 景）.8 What can be inferred from paragraph 1?A.The STARTS Prize is given to a specific field.B.The STARTS Prize covers a very broad range.C.The European Commission chooses one for the prize.D.Only environment and susta

23、inability are fit for the prize.9、Why does Remix El Barrion was awarded the prize?A.It turns waste food into useful daily materials.B.It collects data about the waste food in Poblenou.C.It tells the importance of food to the Commission.D.It invents a machine to collect waste food efficiently.10 What

24、 does the underlined word fragmented in paragraph 4 mean?A.Wonderful.B.Useless.C.Broken.D.Incorrect.11、What can we know from the last paragraph?A.Datas about oceans are useful to all people.B.Problems related to environment are simple.C.Solutions to environment need more than techs.D.Its no good to

25、turn food waste into new materials.Scientists have come up with a new way of identifying animals in an area by testing DNAtaken in from the air.The researchers believe their new method could help scientists keeptrack of animals that are hard to spot,including endangered animals.Two teams of scientis

26、ts-one in Denmark and one in the United Kingdom(UK)came upwith the same question at about the same time:Could they identify the animals in an areafrom DNA that was simply floating in the air?Testing for eDNA isnt a new idea,but most of the time,scientists look for eDNA in water.DNA in the air is usu

27、ally so small that it would take a microscope to see it.The scientistsdidnt have high hopes for their experiment.Neither team knew that the other group wasworking on a similar experiment.One collected samples from different locations atDenmarks Copenhagen Zoo,and the other at Hamerton Zoo Park in th

28、e UK.The scientistsused slightly different methods to collect their samples.But basically,both teams collectedextremely tiny bits of DNA onto very high quality filters(过 滤 器).In the laboratory,they got the DNA from the filters and made copies of it to study.Bycomparing their samples with examples of

29、 DNA from different animals,the scientists wereable to identify many different animals at the zoos.Each team only discovered about the other experiment after they had written a paper abouttheir own results.Instead of competing,the two decided to combine their results and publisha paper together.Both

30、 teams are excited about the ways this new method could be used in the wild.Scientists have been looking for better ways to track endangered animals without interferingwith them.If researchers know where animals live,they can do a better job of protectingthem.HThe next step is to figure out how to t

31、ake this method into nature/says Dr.Bohmann,one of the scientists on the Copenhagen team.12、Whats the task of the scientists from different countries?A.To recognize animals by DNA in the open air.B.To improve what the other team have achieved.C.To look for eDNA in water for some rare animals.D.To sa

32、ve endangered animals by copying their DNA.13、What can we know from paragraph 3?A.The two teams collected DNA from the same zoo.B.Neither team made correct treatment on the study.C.The two teams used completely different techniques.D.Scientists didnt think highly of the two teams1 methods.14、Which o

33、f the following can best describe the two teams cooperation?A.Eventful.B.Competitive.C.Promising.D.Complicated.15、What is the text mainly about?A.Peoples efforts in saving endangered animals.B.New methods of recognizing animals by DNA.C.Ways of studying animals without disturbing them.D.Different co

34、untries1 cooperation in saving animals.二、七 选 五 16、Applying the correct time management skills and tips can help you get moreorganized and increase productivity.The more of these tools you learn to use,the more thatyou will get done each day.First,get ready your work list for the following day the ev

35、ening or night before.The best exercise is for you to plan your entire next day as the last thing you do beforecoming home from work.When you plan your day the night before,your sub consciousnessthen goes to work on your plans and goals while you are asleep.Very often you will wake upin the morning

36、with ideas and insights that apply to the work of the day.A majorreason for insomnia（失 眠）is your lying awake trying not to forget to remember everythingthat you have to do the following day.Schedule your time.The very act of using your organizational skills to plan yourday,week,and month,gives you a

37、 greater feeling of control and will help increaseproductivity throughout your day.Youll feel in charge of your life.Mastering your timeorganization actually increases yourself-esteem（自 尊）.Start Early.To increase productivity,start your day early.The more time you take to sit,think,and plan,the bett

38、er organized you will be in every area of your life.In the biographiesand autobiographies of successful men and women,almost all of them have one thing incommon.They developed great organizational skills and the habit of going to bed at areasonable hour and rising early.Many successful people arise

39、at 5:00 A.M.or 5:30 A.M.As a result,they are always more effective than those who sleep in until the lastpossible moment.A.Prepare in advance.B.It reduces stress and releases energy.C.Increase productivity with prime time.D.As a result,it improves your sense of personal power.E.Then they can have en

40、ough time to think and plan for the coming day.F.Your most important work requires that you be at your best,and creative.G.A major benefit of doing so is that this exercise lets you sleep more soundly.三、完 形 填 空（2 0空）When I was a boy we lived across a river from the main road and the only way to get

41、toour house was across an old,wooden,swinging bridge.We also lived right next to CampCaesar which 1 camps all summer long.And the 2 thing about it was that it had apublic swimming pool.I 3 spending almost every day of my summers at that pool.Iwould 4 there when the pool opened at 1 P.M.and swim/swam

42、 until it closed at 5 P.M.5_ my brothers and a lot of my friends would be there too.We had so much 6 laughing,playing,swimming,splashing,and 7 the diving board.One time,however,I went to the pool,only to find it crowded with 8.None of myfriends were there.I stayed for a while but felt 9.1 left early

43、 and walked home sad andangry.When I got to the swinging bridge,10,1 saw my one friend/one of my friend whowas never 1 1 at the pool.He stood on the 12 with his face smiling and his tailwagging（摇 动）.It was my dog,Doobie 13 waiting for me to come home.I 14 acrossthe bridge to hug him and then we both

44、 ran down to the river below our 15 to swim.Wejumped into the cold,clear water 16.We swam around each other.When we got 17,we stopped swimming and played 18 with a stick in the shallows.And Doobie happilydrove my loneliness away with his doggie kisses and gentle 19.During all of thoseSummers spent 2

45、0 as a boy that is the day I remember the most.17、A.rejected B.limited C.changed D.hosted18、A.newest B.best C.hardest D.funniest19、A.dislike B.regret C.remember D.mind20、A.get B.lie C.work D.play21 A.Seldom B.Unluckily C.Usually D.Strangely22 A.desire B.pleasure C.trouble D.information23、A.going off

46、 B.moving away C.mending up D.cutting down24、A.beginners B.adults C.boys D.strangers25、A.glad B.inspired C.lonely D.astonished26、A.though B.therefore C.occasionally D.besides27 A.instructed B.allowed C.guided D.ignored28 A.tree B.roof C.board D.bridge29 A.patiently B.angrily C.actively D.nervously30

47、、A.floated B.backed C.hurried D.looked31、A.tent B.house C.umbrella D.shade32、A.slowly B.fearfully C.cautiously D.excitedly33、A.tired B.wet C.washed D.sleepy34、A.balls B.roles C.games D.situations35、A.feeling B.love C.thought D.worry36、A.exercising B.studying C.growing D.swimming四、语 法 填 空 37、Sichuan

48、province is the birthplace of many dishes that are well-received globally.Sichuan food,originating the Southwestern region of China,is the most widelyserved cuisine in China itself.The dishes of Sichuan cuisine(know)for their deepand rich flavours,especially the taste of Sichuan pepper,is rare in ot

49、her regionalcuisines.Sichuan cuisine holds a reputation for its(4)(vary)o f seasonings used,as each dish(require)different cooking methods.As the saying goes,none dish with one flavor,with one hundred dishes come hundred flavors.Sichuan food is most well-known fbr(it)hot and spicy flavor,though it m

50、ay sport sweet and sour flavors too.The most(common)used spices you can find in most households and eateries are“The FiveFragrances(香 料)“which consist o f fennel,pepper,and so on.Sichuan cuisine cannot do without Sichuan pepper,black pepper,chili,broad bean chilipaste,shallots,ginger,and garlic.Thes