山西省三重教育联盟2023-2024学年高三上学期12月联考英语试题含答案.pdf

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1、姓名：秘密*启前准考证号：023-2024学年第学期三年级联考英语试题（考试时间120分钟，满分150分）注意事项：内。1.答题前，考先将的姓名、准考证号琐写消楚，将条形码准确粘贴在条形码区域2.全部答案在答题卡上完成，答在本试题上效。3.回答选择题时，选出每题答案后，2B 销笔把答题卡上对应题的答案标写涂。如需改动，核擦净后，再选涂其他答案标号。回答选择题时，将答案0.5mm的笔迹签字笔写在答题卡上。4.考试结束后，将本试题和答题卡并交回。第部分听（共两节，满分30分）第节（共5题；每题1.5分，满分7.5分）听下5段对话。每段对话后有个题，从题中所给的A、B、C三个选项中选出最佳选项。听完

2、每段对话后，你都有10秒钟的时间来回答有关题和阅读下题。每段对话仅读遍。例：How much is the shirt？A.19.15.B.9.18.C.9.15.答案是C。1.Which course is the man interested in？A.English.2.When will the train arrive at the station？A.At 7:30.B.History.B.At 8:00.3.What are the speakers discussing？A.A training project.B.Ajob.4.What program does the ma

3、n generally listen to？A.News.B.Talk shows.5.Where are the speakers？A.In a clothing shop.C.Math.C.At 8:30.C.An event.C.Education programs.B.In a swimming pool.三英语试题第1（共10）C.At home.#QQABTYQEggAgAgAAARhCQQGICkMQkBEAAIoGREAIIAABgQNABAA=#山西省三重教育联盟2023-2024学年高三上学期12月联考英语试题第节（共15题；每题1.5分，满分22.5分）听下5段对话或独。

4、每段对话或独后有个题，从题中所给的A、B、C三个选项中选出最佳选项。听每段对话或独前，你将有时间阅读各个题，每题5秒钟：听完后，各题将给出5秒钟的作答时间。每段对话或独读两遍。听第6段材料，回答第6、7题。6.How did the two speakers get here？A.By car.B.By bike.C.By taxi.7.Why did the two speakers arive carly？A.To find Peter.B.To meet the players.C.To get a good place.听第7段材料，回答第8、9题。8.When did the man

5、 begin to work in Courtaulds？A.4 years ago.B.40 years ag09.Who is Rover probably？A.The mans workmate.B.The mans wife.听第8段材料，回答第1012题。10.What kind of painting did the woman prefer at first？A.The one that has beautiful colors.B.The one that looks quite peaceful.C.The one that is simple but great.11.Wh

6、ere will the forest painting look great according to the man？A.In the bedroom.B.In the dining room.12.What will the speakers buy？A.The forest painting.B.The sunset painting.听第9段材料，回答第1316题。13.Who is the woman？A.A dormitory assistant.B.An immigration official.14.Which line is for the residents？A.The

7、line on the mans right.B.The line on the womans left.C.The line on the womans right.15.How long will the man study in the UK？A.For a few months.B.For about a year.16.How will the man pay for his living costs and tuition fees？A.His father has paid in advance.B.He has paid with his scholarship.C.He wi

8、ll pay after his settlement.C.44 years ago.C.The mans dog.C.In the living room.C.The mountain painting.C.An air hostess.C.For about two years.三英语试题第2（共10）#QQABTYQEggAgAgAAARhCQQGICkMQkBEAAIoGREAIIAABgQNABAA=#听第10段材料，回答第1720题。17.Who is the speaker talking to？A.Freshmen.B.Librarians.C.Teachers.18.What

9、 is scheduled in the first week！A.A tour.B.Some training.C.Some talks.19.What do we know about the library computers？A.They are connected to printers.B.Not all of them are available to students.C.They have access to the Internet all the time.20.Who can help to find things in the library？A.The Sectio

10、n Manager.B.The Cataloguing Assistant.C.The Training Supervisor.第部分 阅读（共两节，满分60分）第节（共15题；每题3分，满分45分）阅读下列短，从每题所给的A、B、C、D四个选项中选出最佳选项。AHenry,Like AlwaysIenu Bailey,illustrated by Mika SongWhen his teacher upsets the regular class routine by placing an unexpected class paradeduring the period usually se

11、t aside for Share Time,Henry is having none of it.While theresbeen a marked increase in books featuring kids on the autism spectrum,few have been earlyreaders and fewer still are as funny as this one.lts a masterpiece in conveying an understanding of adeep frustration that you might not necessarily

12、feel yourself.-Rakiesha Chase-Jackson,project manager,Member PartnershipMascotCharles Waters and Traci SorellThis multiple-viewpoint novel reflects opinions of those with anti-racism.The conversation，which begins in the classroom,tests the tweens and their relationships.Respectively Black andCheroke

13、e co-authors interweave differences of identity and impact with noteworthy attention tosocioeconomy.Their engaging,accessible narrative invites readers to reflect on the controversy.Cynthia Leitich Smith,author of Harvest House and author-curator of HeartdrumAll the Beauy in the World:The Metropolit

14、an Museum of Art and MePatrick BringleyThe book is for grown-ups:a peek behind the curtain at The Metropolitan Museum of Art.Thats where,after his brother died from cancer,Patrick Bringley quit his job and put on a blueuniform to become a gquard.He writes that he just wanted to stand still for a whi

15、le,but ended upstaying for 10 years studying the Masters,pondering the mummies,and thinking about life，art,and beauty.It was so impressive that I actually planned a trip to The Met！Samantha Balaban,producer,Weekend Edition三英语试题第3（共10）#QQABTYQEggAgAgAAARhCQQGICkMQkBEAAIoGREAIIAABgQNABAA=#Artificial:A

16、 Love StoryAmy KurzweilIn Arificial:A Love Stiory,New Yorker cartoonist Amy Kurzweil describes how she and herfather,a futurist,technologist and inventor Ray Kurzweil,harness the power of artificial inteligenceto connect with the grandfather she never knew.Fred Kurzweil was a talented conductor andp

17、ianist from Vienna who fled the Nazis in 1938 to begin a new life in the USA.Through wordsand detailed pen and ink drawings,this smart and spiritual memoir demonstrates the relationshipbetween technology and humanity.Chloe Veliman,correspondent,Culture Desk21.Who are probably interested in the book

18、Henry,Like Alnays？A.Art lovers.B.Music fans.C.Schoolchildren.D.Athletes.22.Which book is completed by two writers according to the text？A.Henry,Like Always.B.Mascot.C.All the Beauty in the World.D.Artificial:A Love Story.23.Why does Chloe Velman recommend the book Artificial:A Love Story？A.Because i

19、t pictures the happy life of some musicians.B.Because it conveys the amazing dream of those futurists.C.Because it is a cartoon with the theme of the family love.D.Because it shows the links between technology and reality.BI started in the profession of journalism in an age of typewriters and telex

20、machines.Thetechnology is totally different now but the principles of honest journalism remain the same.My first job was at the Bradford Telegraph and Argus（T&A）.The news editor,Don Alred，taught me how to get the balance between information and entertainment and to respect thereaders,who could alway

21、s write in to complain.Later,I went to London Reuters as a trainee,where we had a slang expression GSITwhich meant“good story,if true”And it was our job to make sure the stories were true.AtReuters,four senior editors drilled into us that we were the witnesses of the world.Accuracy andbalance were t

22、o journalists what basic hygiene was to medics.So as one of very few women in thenewsroom,I never felt that my gender held me back.Instead,I realised that competence“being a good operator”was all that mattered.I increasingly learnt subtle things about the craft of journalism.As essential as it was t

23、o beprepared,it was vital to keep an open mind because you never knew what you would find whenyou went out into the field.What you found was what you had to report,not what you imagined orwanted to be true.Once,I went to Stavanger in Norway with a fixed idea in my head:Americanoil workers had come t

24、o the city to take advantage of the North Sea oil boom.I was convincedthat they would end up raising hell in the area,and,before leaving,sold the story to my editorswith that angle.In reality,it turned out to be the other way round.I had to recast my plannedstory.It was a good lesson for me.三英语试题第4（

25、共10）#QQABTYQEggAgAgAAARhCQQGICkMQkBEAAIoGREAIIAABgQNABAA=#In jouralism,you never know who your readers are going to be,and you cannot guess theirIesponse.How they respond is their right.You state the facts and Leave them to draw their ownconclusions,Tnaith cam be biter.But truth can E be zeplaced.Be

26、auty is truih,tnuh Deauly Fthat is all you know on earth,and all you need to know，”as the poet Keats put it,so beautifullytruthfully.24.What do we know about the authors work experience？A.She stood out at T&A for her wonderful performance.B.She respected the readers despite their dissatisfaction.C.S

27、he learned most of her professional skills from Don Alred.D.She received many complaints from the readers at Reuters.25.How did the author feel about working at Reuters？A.She should improve her competence.B.She was not treated as equally as men.C.She was quite confused as a trainee.D.She would have

28、a promising career.26.The experience in Stavanger is probably that a jouralist shouldA.be very sensitive to unexpected eventsB.be prepared before covering an eventC.maintain communication with the editorsD.not judge before actually looking into it27.According to the author,what is the most important

29、 principle in jouralism？A.Balance.B.Independence.C.Truthfulness.D.Responsibility.CFlights are getting bumpier 更颠簸的）as the climate changes,scientists have revealed.Andit is only set to continue or worsen in the coming years.The study,conducted by scientists at the University of Reading in the U.K.，sh

30、ows an increasein clear-air turbulence unexpected air currents in cloudless air.These invisible currents arepotentially dangerous to aircraft.The researchers said the increases are in line with the effects ofclimate change.Research in the past decade has shown that climate change will increase clear

31、-air turbulencein the future.We now have evidence suggesting that the increase has already begun，”saidprofessor Paul Williams,an atmospheric scientist at the University of Reading.We should beinvesting in improved turbulence forecasting and detection systems,to prevent the rougher airfrom translatin

32、g into bumpier flights in the coming decades，”he added.The study focused on one of the worlds busiest flight routes over the North Atlantic Ocean.The results show that it has seen a 55%increase in annual duration of severe turbulence.In1979,the duration recorded was 17.7 hours.In 2020,it was 27.4 ho

33、urs.Turbulence increased by37%，from,70 hours to 96.1 hours.The increase is due to warmer air from COz emissions.This increases a sudden change in wind speed or direction in jet streams.三英语试题第5（共10）#QQABTYQEggAgAgAAARhCQQGICkMQkBEAAIoGREAIIAABgQNABAA=#Clear-air turbulence is most severe over mountain

34、ous areas and also close to thunderstorms.While it hasnt been known to cause aircraft crashes,it has caused damage to aircraft andinjuries to passengers.“Airlines will need to start thinking about how they will manage theincreased turbulence.It costs the industry$150 to$500 million annually in the U

35、nited Statesalone.”Ph.Dresearcher Mark Prosser said.“Every additional minute spent travelling through turbulence increases wear-and-tear（磨损）on the airerafl,and the risk of injuries to passengers and flight attendants，he added.28.What does the text mainly talk about？A.The increase in turbulence damag

36、es aircraft.B.The turbulence duration has increased greatly.C.Climate change contributes to bumpier flights.D.Flights routes are in line with the climate change.29.What can we learn from what professor Paul Williams said？A.He was relieved that turbulence was not dangerous.B.He was confident of the f

37、uture of the prevention systems.C.He was aware of what to do to reduce bumpier flights.D.He was worried flights would become bumpier and bumpier.30.Why are the figures listed in the fourth paragraph？A.To reveal the great change in turbulence duration over time.B.To introduce how terrible the flights

38、 were in turbulence duration.C.To tell readers about the effect of turbulence on the flight route.D.To stress the relationship between increased turbulence and flights.31.What do we know about clear-air turbulence？A.It is the most powerful to aircraft around the world.B.It leads to aircraft crashes

39、and climate change.C.It can both damage airlines and kill passengers.D.It puts the airlines under huge financial pressure.DAs a kid,I hated having to memorise those long-winded speeches of Macbeth and Hamlet.Only later did I realise how brilliant Shakespeare was and how knowing his plays gives you a

40、facility for language and deep insight into human psychology.Now,400 years later,in today s world,quick rewards,and smooth-talking influencers,thedishonest characters in Shakespeares works are still very much alive.For instance,whenever Isee a politician defend himself on TV with righteous indignati

41、on（义愤填膺），I remember a linefrom the play Hamlet：The Lady doth protest too much,me-thinks.It is spoken in response tothe overacting of a character in the play created by Prince Hamlet to prove his uncle had killedhis father.Today the phrase is commonly used to indicate doubt of someones sincerity.A go

42、od education grounds you in permanent wisdom that helps you cope with all yourvictories and disasters.Leamning algebra（代数）and statistics helps you make better financial三英语试题第6（共10）#QQABTYQEggAgAgAAARhCQQGICkMQkBEAAIoGREAIIAABgQNABAA=#decisions and basic knowledge about economics helps you get out of

43、 the stock market before thebubble bursts.1 know how hard it can be for your teenage brain to focus on things that don tmake sense in your life right now.But my advice is to do it anyway because one day thisknowledge will come in handy.Take,for example,the 18th century English economist and scholar

44、Thomas Robert Malthuswrole about how the human population was growing at too fast a rate to be sustainable.Afterreading his works Charles Darwin developed the theory of biological evolution.People ofen say that in the age of Al,you dont look for jobs you look for opportunitiesinstead.To recognize th

45、ese,you will need to be prepared.More specifically,you should cherishthe opportunity to learn new things while never losing sight of the basic principle.The great thingabout being grounded in the basics of different areas of study is that you can mix and match themto apply them to all sorts of situa

46、tions.32.What does the underlined word ground”mean in the third paragraph？A.Lay the foundation for.B.Keep up with.C.Take advantage of.D.Make the most of.33.What is the purpose of mentioning the story of Thomas Robert Malthus？A.To show his deep insight into sustainable development.B.To prove the succ

47、ess of Darwin is based on his ideas.C.To draw readers attention to the fast-growing population.D.To inspire everyone to make efforts to learn skills.34.How can we seize opportunities in the age of Al？A.By making preparations for finding jobs.B.By grasping knowledge on the basic rules.C.By applying t

48、heories to different situations.D.By developing practical and critical theories.35.Which of the following can be the best title of the text？A.How the Opportunities Hit Me on the HeadB.Reading Shakespeare Opens the Door to WisdomC.Good Education Pushes Individuals Hard ForwardD.You Never Know When Wh

49、at You Know Will Come in Handy第节（共5题；每题3分，满分15分）。0阅读下短，从短后的选项中选出可以填空处的最佳选项。选项中有两项为多余选项。How to seek professional help for depressionPeople with depression can feel very lonely.L36Heres how to seek professionalhelp for depression.37Your doctor will be able to advise you on the various options for talk

50、ing therapy（疗法）for arange of mental healthproblems including anxiety,depression and schizophrenia.Painfulexperiences can be hard to talk about,but professionals understand this.Be as open as you canso that you can receive the best help.三英语试题第7（共10）#QQABTYQEggAgAgAAARhCQQGICkMQkBEAAIoGREAIIAABgQNABAA