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1、 (,分)绝密 启用前第二节 共 小题;每小题151.5 22 .5分 满分。,、5ABC听下面 段对话或独白 每段对话或独白后有几个小题 从题中所给的三个。5,;邯郸市2023届高三年级摸底考试试卷5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 秒钟 听完后 各小题将给出 秒钟的作答时间 每段对话或独白读两遍。,6。英语120分钟。听第 段材料,回答第、 。题67,分,考试用时?12 1506 .W hyisthe man puzzledA .Heislost.本试卷共 页 满分注意事项:B .He cantfind his backpack .1.本试卷由四个部分

2、组成。的第二节和第四部分为非选择题其中,第一、二部分和第三部分的第一节为选择题。第三部分C .His walletis missin .g。7.Wheredidthe man uthis wallet?p,、 、 / 、。A .In his back ack. B.In hisshirt ocket. C.Inhis ants ocket.2.ppp p答卷前 考生务必将自己的姓名 班级 考场 座位号 考生号填写在答题卡上,铅笔把答题卡上对应题目的答案标号涂黑;回7 , 8、9 。3.2B回答选择题时 选出每小题答案后 用听第 段材料 回答第题,。8 .W hat do the speaker

3、s havein com mon ?答非选择题时 将答案写在答题卡上 写在本试卷上无效,。A .They arefrom the same city. B .They both wantto be teachers.4.考试结束后 将本试卷和答题卡一并交回( ,分)C.The areinthesame universit .30yy第一部分 听力 共两节 满分做题时 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,9.Whoisteachin in a school?g。A .The womans mother. B .The womans father. C .The m

4、ans mother.8 , 10 12 。案转涂到答题卡上( ;,分)51.5 7.5第一节 共 小题 每小题分 满分听第 段材料 回答第至题5段对话。,ABC、10 .W hatisthe relationshi between the two s eakers?pp听下面每段对话后有一个小题 从题中所给的三个选项中选出最佳选项。,。每段A .Husband and wife. B .Mother and son . C .Brother and sister .10听完每段对话后 你都有秒钟的时间来回答有关小题和阅读下一小题。11.Whatare enou hin their home?

5、g对话仅读一遍?A .M utton and beef. B .Ve etables.C .Bread and Cakes.1.W hat willthe man probably do tonightg?A .Go dancing .B.Watch TV .C .Hang out.12 .W hy willthe man drop by thelibraryA .To borrow some videos.?B .To return some books.2.How many younger brothers and sisters does the man haveA.3.B.4.C.5.

6、C .To return some videos.?听第9段材料,回答第13至16题。3.Why doesthe man buy this watch?A .It keeps good time. B .Itis cheap .C .Itis his favorite .C .In a fitness center .13 .W hatis the womans purpose of coming to the library?4.W here does the conversation probably take placeA .Tofind an English book.B .To im

7、prove her oral English .A .In a sports shop . B .In a hospital.C .To borrowPrideand Pre udice.j?5.W hat are the speakers talking about14 .W hoisthe hero ofPrideand Pre udicejA .An interest.B .An experience . C .A story.A .Jane Austen.B .Jessica .C .Elizabeth Bennet( )( )1122 12英语试题第页 共页英语试题第页 共页 ?“1

8、5.What doesthe woman think ofthe book recom mended by Mr LiThese sister restaurants share a lovel atio area with a ood atmos here andypgp!A .Too old.B .Interesting .C .Valuable .excellent food I love the constantly changing and always creative Brighton Bodega?,”16 .W hy doesthe man refuse to tell A

9、my the ending ofthe storym enu andthe steady favorites menu of Devlins .A .To test her reading ability . B .To inspire her to read it herself.C .To attract her to listen to his lecture . ,W endy Ca mbridgeChart House(60 Lon W harf,Boston)g,。1017 20Chart House has served hungry customersin the Boston

10、 area for more than 60 years听第 段材料 回答第至题?“p”17 .W hat does the speaker think of the tigersfear of other live animalsand continuesto do so withits atio dinin ex erienceand erfectviews .p g pA .Funny.B .W orrying .C .Interesting .“,Itis notin a too-crow ded area .Itsnot amidstcars and too many passers

11、-by so you?18 .W hat willthe keepers probably do if the tigers always stay in their cagescan hearthe water and thesilence once in a while .Thereis parking atthe back so I canA .Feed them .B .Drive them out. C .Play tricks on them ., ,”drive in dine and drive out .?19 .W hatis the keeperslast option,

12、Lissa W . UxbridgeA .Putting a wild tigerinto the cage. B .Freethetigersfrom their cages.C .Cutting down the tigersfood .(, )Frenchie Wine Bistro 560 TremontSt. Boston,Outdoor dining is becoming more popular in Boston but theres something aboutit?20 .W hat does the speaker focus on,thatfeels very Eu

13、ropean especially at this South End spot.Sit out on the patio for itsA .How to protectthe tigers. B .How to rewild the tigers.modern French menu and wide selection of wines.C .H ow to increase the tiger population .“,!”Itsjust the best .Great views food and drink and T H E BEST people watchingChris

14、H .,B oston( ,)分 满分50第二部分阅读共两节满分分(;,)152.5 37 .5?第一节 共 小题 每小题分21 .W hat do Beehive Restaurant and Brighton Bodega havein com mon,、四个选项中选出最佳选项。ABCD阅读下列短文 从每题所给的A .Both share one patio .B .Both have great views.AC .Both rovidelive music.D .Both arein the same street.pThebestrestaurantsforoutdoordining

15、inGreaterBoston?22 .W here should you go to enjoy a silentlunch(, )Beehive Restaurant 541 TremontSt. BostonA .Chart House.B .Devlins Bistro & Bar.D .Frenchie Wine Bistro .,Ifyou wantto havefun while you enjoy your meal headto Beehive where you get C .Beehive Restaurant .,( )?specialized brunch cockt

16、ails andlive music with your patio dining .23 .W hatis special about Frenchie Wine Bistro露台“,”Great food and service fun atmospherein and out .A .Itisin the south of A merica. B .It has a European flavor.,EstaE . BackBayC .It changes its menu frequently . D .It allows customers to drive in .(,)(Brig

17、hton Bodega 328 W ashington St. B righton and D evlins B istro & Bar 332B,)Washington St. BrightonKyle Semrau came home on the morning of April 12 after an overnight shift feeling,Although these are two separate eateries they share a patio space in Brighton . Visit light-headed . He told his wife he

18、 would belayinglow forthe day joined by his 6-year-old,Brighton Bodega for its Asian-inspired small plates and Devlins for the drinks menu. daughter Macie.,W hile youre there you may getto experience somelivejazz.On a normalday Macie would have been atschool butthat particular morning she( )( )3124

19、12英语试题第页 共页英语试题第页 共页 ,hadrefused to even get dressed for school so she stayed home.It turns out that herC,unexplained wantto stay home was for the best.To effectively interact with humans in crowded social settings such as malls,hospitals,and other public spaces,robots should be able to actively par

20、ticipate in bothLaterin the day Semrau collapsed from a medicaleventthatcaused him to slipin and,out of consciousness . M acielearned her dad wasin trouble when she heard him yelling .In group and one-to-one interactions. Most existing robots however have been found to,perform much better when commu

21、nicating with individual users than with groups ofa moment while Semrau wasconscious Macieasked her dadfor his phone passcodeso she,conversing humans. Hooman Hedayatiand Daniel Szafir two researchers at University of,could unlock the device.Shelogged in opened the browser and phoned thelocal police,

22、North Carolina at Chapel Hill have recently developed a new data-driven technique thatcould improve how robots com municate with groups of humans.departm ent .,Macierelayed the relevantinformation including their address to Judy Smith theOne ofthe reasons why many robots occasionally misbehave while

23、 participating in aEliot Police Departments ad ministrative assistant who answered the phone .group conversation is that their actions heavily rely on data collected by their sensors.“,”“T hats really lucky Semrau toldB oston News. Istill haveitsaved .If you open,() ,Sensors however are proneto erro

24、rs and can sometimes be disturbed by易于遭受,up my browser thatsthe wayitis spelled Elliot poliz .She pushed the call buttonsudden movements and obstacles in the robots surroundings .( )”w hich actually goes right to the dispatcher herein town .调度员“,Ifthe robots camerais masked by an obstaclefor a secon

25、d the robot might not seeThe police arrived two minutes after Macie called .Semraus medical emergency was due toissues with his sinuses,”“that person and as a result itignores the user Hedayati explained. Based on my( ),which led to鼻窦炎,experience users find these misbehaviors disturbing . The key go

26、al of our recent projectwas to help robots detect and predict the position of an undetected person within the,difficulty breathing according toSeacoast Online.Heis now homeand doing well.“,If I can say anything about this whole experience its for everyone to teach kids”conversational group .about aw

27、areness.If I hadnt taught my daughter certain things she wouldnt learn inThetechnique developed by Hedayati and Szafir was trained on a series of existing,”“school this outcome could have been com pletely different Semrau toldBoston .com. She,datasets .By analyzing the positions of other speakers in

28、 a group it can accurately predictthe position of an undetected user .,”is and willalwaysbe my hero.?24 .W hy did Macie skip schoolthat day,In the future the new approach could help to enhance the conversational abilities ofboth existing and newly developed robots . This mightin turn make them easie

29、r to serveinA .She foresaw an accident.C .She did thatfor no reason .B .Sheintended to have a rest.D .She wanted to help herfather., ,“large publicspaces including malls hospitals and other public places. The nextstepfor?25 .W hich words can describe Macieus will be to improve the gaze behavior of r

30、obots in a conversational group . People findrobots with a better gaze behavior moreintelligent. W e wantto improve the gaze behaviorA .Calm and capable.B .Talented and skillful.C .Brave and respectful.D .Careful and considerate .”ofrobots and make the human-robot conversational group more enjoyable

31、 for humans.“”?26.What doesthe underlined word it in Paragraph 5 refertoH edayati said .A .The web browser.C .Semraus telephone .B .Semraus address in the city .?28 .W hatis the technique developed by Hedayatiand Szafir based onD .The phone number ofthe police.A .Data.B .Cameras . C .Existing robots

32、. D .Socialsettings.?27 .W hat enabled M acie to save her father according to the last paragraph29.Whatis mainl talked aboutin Para ra h 2ygpA .Her strong love for her father . B .W hat she had learned at school.C .The awareness taught by her father . D .Her previous similar experience .A .The worki

33、ng procedure ofrobots. B .The ability ofrobotsto com municate.C .The experience ofthe researchers . D .The shortcomings of existing robots .( )( )5126 12英语试题第页 共页英语试题第页 共页 ?30 .W hat will happen if a robots camera is blocked?32 .How do the Path Feelinsoles workA .It willstop working.C .It will abuse

34、its user.B .It will break down.D .It will misbehave.A .B shakin the wearersfeet. B.B ivin the wearersound clues.y gyg gC .By recording the wearers data . D .By counting the wearers steps .?31 .W hat do we know aboutthe new data-driven technique“ ”?33 .W hatisthe probable meaning ofthe underlined wor

35、d vibration in Paragraph 4A .Itis considered a failure .C .It gets satisfactory result .B .It has been usedin malls.D .It only works with new robots.DA .Pain .B .Shake . C .Kick .D .Warmth .?34 .W hat do we know aboutthe smartshoesA .They are popular among the elderly. B .They are being further test

36、ed .( ),New high-tech shoes and insoles have been developed thatcan help elderly sick鞋垫C .They willreplace normal shoes . D .They can monitor the wearers health .and disabled people walk without fear offalling over.?35 .W hat can be the besttitle ofthis text,Unveiled atthe Wearable Technology Show i

37、n London on Tuesday the Path FeelA .Smart Shoes Have Huge Market Prospects( )insoles and Path Finder shoesfrom U .K .startup Walk With Path providetactile触觉的B .Smart Shoes Hel Treat Parkinsons Diseasepand visualfeedback to assist walking .C .Smart Shoes Make Walking More Comfortable“,Ifyou walk and

38、you dont have a good feeling ofthe ground youve gotto be very,分 满分D .Smart Shoes Helpthe Elderly Sick and Disabled Walk,careful you keep checking every step you needtolook atthe ground and see how you put( ;,)52.5 12 .5第二节 共 小题 每小题分,”,yourleg on the ground Iddo Wald a design engineer at Walk With Pa

39、th tells,。选项中有两项为阅读下面短文 从短文后的选项中选出可以填入空白处的最佳选项“”Newsweek.Pathgivestheconfidenceneededtowalkwithoutfalling.多余选项。“W e had a patient who suffers from a spinalcord injury and actually had no feeling ofEnhanceYourWellbeinginNature”the ground at all but he could feelthe vibration .Its really exciting . Pr

40、essure sensors inthe Path Feel insoles provide tactile feedback that shakes the wearers feet and informsthem when itis touching the ground ., ,Nature reduces our anger fear and depression and increases our positive mood andpsychological wellbeing . Time in nature also brings us out of ourselves and

41、our narrowconcerns and connects usto alarger world where wefind beauty andinterest. 36The Path Finder shoes are designed specifically for Parkinsons patients who cant!It is clear that it is im portant to get outside 37 But even if you livein an urbanwalk smoothly . Lasers projected out ofthe shoesin

42、 a green line aim to provide visualclues ,area spendtimein your yard orfind a park or a green space with trees and bushes. Goto help the sufferer focus on putting one footin front of the other .“”outside during yourlunch hourifyou can to geta breath offresh air and give your mind,According to the Na

43、tional Parkinson Foundation 38 percent of people withabreak. 38, ,Parkinsons sufferfrom falls each year while Age U K estimates one-in-ten people overthe Weall know thelon list of h sical mental and emotional benefits ofexercise.g pyage of 65 fall over. The hope is that both the insoles and the shoe

44、s can help bring those Exerciseim rovesattention in the oun and co nitive functionin in the old.Itreducespy g ggnumbers down .stress and acts as an antidepressant . 39 But much as we know allthese benefits, we,Both products are currently in the testing stage with several London universities cant always motivate ourselves to exercise regularly . This is where nature can help . An,conducting trials. Early tests have seen some users improved their walking by over 50 appealing