2023届福建省漳州市高三毕业班第二次教学质量检测英语试题（含答案解析）.pdf

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1、2023届 福 建 省 漳 州 市 高 三 毕 业 班 第 二 次 教 学 质 量 检 测 英 语 试 题 学 校:姓 名：班 级：考 号：一、阅 读 理 解 The summer months are fast approaching,and the excitement of new adventures andoutdoor experiences are on the horizon（地 平 线）.Now is the time to start booking locationsfbr camping and van sites.But where to go?Which one t

2、o choose?Here are some useful tipsfor you.Choosing the best campground locationEveryone has different needs when it comes to booking an ideal spot for spending timeoutdoors.Contact the campground directly and well in advance and ask what campsites andareas tend to be the best fit fbr what youre look

3、ing fbr,such as family-friendly,older crowdsor quieter grounds.For a less crowded experience,book your stay during the week instead ofthe weekend.Some of the most popular destinations fbr camping in America include theGreat Smoky Mountains National Park,which boasts（拥 有）wildflowers,hiking and a scen

4、ic11-mile ring road that can be walked or cycled;Yosemite National Park is one of the mostpopular places to put up a tent,with 13 campgrounds to choose from,including camping withan RV;the Mojave and the Colorado desert meet at Joshua Tree National Park,an ideal spotto park an RV.Where to set up a t

5、entLocation!This is vital when considering where you will be setting up shop,especiallywhen it comes to a good nights rest.Find a flat and dry campsite and build the tent on higherground in case it rains so it wont get flooded.Look for natural elements to help keep youwarm.Trees and large rocks will

6、 keep the wind out and the warmth in.Be aware that thecampsite should be close to things such as toilets,water,roads and playgrounds.1.What should you do to have a pleasant camping?A.Telephone the campground on arrival.B.Choose to go with friendly familiesC.Go camping during the week.D.Set up the te

7、nt on the weekend.2.Which campground will you choose if you like cycling?A.The Colorado desert.B.Joshua Tree National Park.C.Yosemite National Park.D.The Great Smoky Mountains NationalPark.3.Where should you put up your tent on a cloudy day?A.On the level and warm place.B.On the high and flat place.

8、C.Next to large rocks.D.On the place near big trees.Most young,single Singaporeans live with their parents.But some are moving into theirown places as social norms（规 范）develop.When Alan,a civil servant willing to challenge and reform this conventional stereotype（陈 规），decided to move out of his famil

9、y home in Singapore,it still took the 27-year-old amonth to talk about the topic with his parents.He feared they wouldnt understand.After all,Alans home was a pleasant place.The family three-bedroom condominium（公 寓）wasntfar from the city-states central business district.There was homemade dinner on

10、the tableeach night,and his laundry was always done for him.There wasnt a push factor,just pullfactors,he says.Id lived with my parents my whole life,so I just wanted to experiencewhat its like being by myself you know?”In the West,leaving home is just another milestone in adulthood.Yet in most Asia

11、nsocieties,things are different.Culturally,moving out is sometimes considered as showingdisrespect to your parents,which makes it even challenging and praiseworthy.In Singapore,living at home until marriage is a common practice;an estimated 97%of unmarriedindividuals lived with their parents in 2013

12、.While the trend is in part driven by deep-rooted ideas of filial piety（孝 道），ifs alsolinked to government policies on accommodation for young people.Most Singaporeans livein public housing units,apartments funded by the state that are known as HDBs.About 90%of those who live in HDBs own their home.T

13、hose who cant buy HDBs can rent via the private property market but costs aremuch higher.These cost restrictions,says Dr Chua,a professor of sociology,effectivelykeep most young,unmarried people living at home with their parents.Yet Alan,who now rents a flat in Hougang with two friends from junior c

14、ollege,isamong the courageous young pioneers resisting the long-time cultural norm.Thesecommendable young people are deciding that the price of the freedom to organize their ownlife is worth it and stepping out of their home.试 卷 第 2 页，共 10页4.What can we know from the second and third paragraphs?A.Th

15、e East and the West are very different in most aspects.B.Alan decided to live separately mainly due to some objective reasons.C.The majority of single young people followed social customs in living in 2013.D.In the East,it is culturally acceptable for the young to live separately from the elderly.5.

16、What mainly causes most single young people to live with their parents in Singapore?A.Their parents5 expectations.B.Their personal wish.C.The home environment.D.The traditional culture and housingprices.6.What is the authors attitude towards the young Singaporeans like Alan moving out?A.Confused.B.P

17、ositive.C.Indifferent.D.Doubtful.7.What is the best title for the text?A.Young Singaporeans9 Relationship with Their ParentsB.Young Singaporeans Fighting Against Old Social CustomsC.Young Singaporeans Striking Out Their Way to IndependenceD.Young Singaporeans New Way to Solve High Housing PricesFor

18、one week in May,more than 100,000 people in the UK carefully counted theirplastic waste at home in a national investigation into plastic use and recycling.It was calledthe Big Plastic Count,run by organizations Greenpeace and Everyday Plastic.So how did they get on,and what did they discover about t

19、heir dependency on a materialthat has become a part of our everyday lives?Jules,41,and her family threw away 124 pieces of plastic during their week of counting.The packaging in party bags and sticker packs for her daughters sixth birthday was the mostupsetting,she says.She had thought her household

20、 was quite low plastic and so was“shocked”by how much they used.Its the hidden stuff that isnt recyclable-like pizza wrappers-thatgets you/5 Jules explains.“Every single sheet for the stickers in the party bags came individually wrapped in itsown unrecyclable bag,and then they were packed together i

21、n a bigger bag,“she says.Her children are passionate about protecting the environment but Jules says she finds itvery hard as a consumer to make the right choices.“We can only do so much.It?s in the manufacturers hands.The whole thing is such ajuggle（杂 耍）Taylor,a 25-year-oId scheduler,says of the 70

22、 pieces of plastic he counted,itwas the cucumber packaging that upset him the most.He has family who live abroad wherehe says its easy to buy fruits and vegetables without any plastic.Hed also like to see morelocal produce in shops direct from farmers,which would reduce the need for excessivepackagi

23、ng used to transport goods long distances.“I get progressively more upset with the fact that supennarkets sell so much plastic,“hesays.Even if he could find plastic-free alternatives,he says the cost is exorbitant.The priceof everything is going up,but things that are better for the environment are

24、much moreexpensive,he says.8.What was Jules9 reaction to the plastic packaging in her house?A.Nervous B.Annoyed C.Desperate.D.Tolerant.9.What does the underlined word“exorbitant“in the last paragraph mean?A.Flexible B.Reasonable.C.Low D.Sky-high.10.What can we infer from the examples in the text?A.C

25、onsumers cant control the plastic packaging.B.Almost every family has many plastic products.C.Taylors parents dont like cucumber packaging.D.Jules children like to collect plastic waste.11.In which section of a newspaper can we read this text?A.Health.B.Business.C.Environment.D.Entertainment.Our wor

26、ld is filled with sounds we never hear.But even within our hearing range,weselect,fbcus on,and pay attention to only a few soundsand block out the rest.We are sodisturbed by sound that we continually“turn off.In the process,however,we shut out thesplendid symphony of sound in which the living world

27、is bathed.Everything becomes more real when its heard as well as seen.It is,in fact,quite hard toreally know a person by sight alone,without hearing their voice.And its not just the sound ofthe voice that informs.Even the rhythm of footsteps betray（暴 露）age and variations ofmood-depression,anger or j

28、oy.Some people,for example,possess the ability to enter acrowded room and from the sounds know immediately the mood,pace,and direction of thegroup.Everything that moves makes a sound,so all sounds are witnesses to events.If touch is试 卷 第 4 页，共 10页the most personal of senses,then hearing-which is a s

29、ort of touching at a distance-is themost social of the senses.Sounds warn us of happenings.Even as we sleep,the brain isalarmed by certain key sounds.A mother wakes at the cry of her baby.The average person isquickly aroused by the sound of his own name.Hearing can also bring calm and comfort.The so

30、und of firewood in the stove,thewhisper of a broom,the whistling sound of a drawer opening-all arc comforting sounds.In awell-loved home,every window produces a click.The kitchen by itself is a source of manypleasing sounds too.Unluckily,its possible that hearing will weaken even further in the futu

31、re,as civilisationbecomes busier.When too much is going on,we learn to ignore the sound around us and withit,much that could give us pleasure and information.Thafs too badbecause there,s awisdom in hearing.12.Why do we ignore beautiful music around us?A.It is mixed with other useless sounds.B.It is

32、too unique to be recognized by us.C.We have difficulty in enjoying nice music.D.We are bored to be troubled by unwanted sounds.13.What does the author intend to do in Paragraph 3?A.To explain how moves make sounds.B.To introduce different sounds around us.C.To show the use of sounds in our daily eve

33、nts.D.To make a comparison between touching and hearing.14.What can be inferred about our hearing in the future?A.It will bring us joy.B.It will face challenge.C.It will be improved.D.It will be more important.15.What is the main idea of the text?A.Hearing counts a lot in our daily life.B.We can dev

34、elop hearing in different ways.C.Different sounds around us betray variations of mood.D.Hearing difficulties can be solved by turning off sounds.二、七 选 五 A summary is a piece of writing that tells the main ideas of something.It is basically ashortened version of a larger text that describes its main

35、points.16 Follow thesesteps when writing a summary.Carefully review the work youre summarizing.If you are writing a summary of awritten text,make sure to read it carefully.Thus,you can take note of what the author issaying and why he is saying it.17 Therefore,make sure to take detailed notes.18 Anot

36、her way to ensure you are remembering important information is tounderline words as you go.If you are watching something,write down time stamps of whenimportant things happen.This makes it easier for you to look back on them when you arewriting your summary.Write down the main points.It is time to o

37、rganize your summary into sentences thatmake up paragraphs.Ifs suggested to start by writing down the main points in your ownwords.Make sure to write down these main points as they were presented by the author of thetext.19Add in supporting points.Add in some major supporting points for your main id

38、ea.While these are more detailed sentences,make sure they connect to the rest of the text.Thereis no need to add in minor details if they do not add any value to your summary.20Maybe it was not a major plot point in the text.You only want to add general infbnnation thatwill give the reader a high-le

39、vel understanding of the text.A.Underline important information.B.Try to remember important information.C.But how can you write an effective summary?D It means that these main points should be written down in order.E.For instance,there is no need to include the characters eye color.F.Sometimes a min

40、or detail can make a difference in your summary.G.Similarly,it is advisable to write a summary about something you are hearing.三、完 形 填 空 It was a relatively calm day in the fishing village of Kalk Bay.Several people were21 by the window of Brass Bell looking out to the water of the Atlantic ocean.Th

41、en试 卷 第 6 页，共 1 0页the scene changed 22.“I saw this wave come over the harbor（海 港）and it 23 the people,draggingthem into the 24.I immediately ran outside,undressed myself and dived into thewater because I saw a child go in as well.I have a very soft spot for kids,and my instinct（本 H b）just kicked in

42、to see if I could help,Tongai said,who 25 Brass Bell Restaurant.37-year-old Clair and her 8-year-old daughter Arya were two of the people 26away.Clair knew they were being pulled into the water as soon as the 27 rushedover them,and she 28 to wrap her arms around little Arya.By now Tongai had dropped

43、 the drink he was 29,taken off his belt and jumpedinto the water-followed by a n 30 tourist.By then the violence of the waves,even just a few meters from shore,had pulled Clair and Arya apart;he used his belt to3 1 Arya who wasnt able to stay afloat by herself“I 32 went to the restaurant to thank th

44、e clerk,Clair said.My daughter33 him immediately,and we all embraced（拥 抱）each other.We are so thankfulto Tongai and the tourist who risked their 34 to save ours,but its a pity that westill dont know the tourists name;well forever b e 35 to them.21.A.rowing B.swimming C.walking D.driving22.A.dramatic

45、ally B.deeply C.gradually D.constantly23.A.lifted B covered C.pressed D.held24.A.village B.bay C.restaurant D.ocean25.A.headed fbr B.worked at C.lived near D.ate in26.A.swept B.blown C.thrown D.turned27.A.people B.ship C.life jacket D.wave28.A.learned B agreed C.managed D.wished29.A.producing B.buyi

46、ng C.pouring D.storing30.A.unnamed B.outgoing C.attractive D.international31.A.fix B.rescue C.threaten D.catch32.A.regularly B.occasionally C.directly D.recently33.A.recognized B.comforted C.interviewed D.contacted34.A.business B.lives C.credit D.health35.A.polite B.generous C.grateful D.friendly四、用

47、 单 词 的 适 当 形 式 完 成 短 文 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。Among various types of papers,Xuan paper,also known as rice paper,36(hold)an important place.Originating more than 1,500 years ago,the traditional craft ofmaking Xuan paper 37(include)on UNESCOs the Representative List

48、 o f theIntangible Cultural Heritage o f Humanity in 2009.Today,top-quality Xuan paper is still produced in Jingxian County thanks 38the mild climate,abundant rainfall and crystal-clear streams.These 39(condition)provide a favorable environment for the blue sandalwood(檀 香)tree and rice growing,40(of

49、fer)the materials needed to make the best Xuan paper.The traditional process of making Xuan paper by hand is extremely time-consuming anddemanding,41 consists of more than 100 steps including collecting,leavening(发 酵),whitening,screening,and sunning.The entire process may take more than two years42(

50、complete).The skills to make the paper arc 43(high)difficult andhave been passed down through generations from masters to apprentices.The thinnest Xuan paper may be as thin as a cicadas(蝉)wing.Super-sized Xuan papercan measure 1 1 meters in length and 3.3 meters in width.It is noteworthy that beside