2022届高二上学期期末执信、广雅、二中、六中四校联考英语（模块六）满分：150分I听力(共两节，满分15分)第一节听力理解(两段共6小题；每小题1分，满分6分)每段播放两遍。各段后有几个小题，各段播放前每小题有5秒钟的阅题时间。请根据各段播放内容及相关小题，在5秒钟内从题中所给的A、B、C项中，选出最佳选项，并在答题卡上将该项涂黑。听第1段对话，回答第1~3题。1.Wheredoesthisconversationprobablytakeplace?A.Inabank.B.Inanoffice.C.Attheairport.2.Whatdoesthewomanmeanabouttheman’snoticereceived?A.Somemistakesmadeinthenotice.B.Noproblemsinthenotice.C.Wrongnoticesenttotheman.3.Howmuchmoneydoesthemanwanttoputintohisownaccountant?A.59dollars.B.100dollars.C.300dollars.听第2段对话，回答第4~6题。4.Whyarethemanandwomanintherestaurant?A.TheywanttohaveFrenchcheese.B.Theyhaveneverbeentherebefore.C.Theyarecelebratingabirthday.5.Whydoesthewomanwanttoseethemenuimmediately?A.She’shungryandeagertostarteating.B.Shegenerallyspendsalongtimechoosingherfood.C.Shewantstochecktheprice.6.WhatdidtheydecideNOTtoorder?A.Frenchcheeseandroastduck.B.Whitewineandcocktail.C.Snails.第二节听取信息（共9小题，每小题1分，满分9分）听下面两段录音。请根据题目要求，从所听到的内容中获取必要的信息，填入答题卡标号为7～15的空格中。听录音前，你将有10秒钟的阅题时间。每段录音读两遍，你将有60秒的作答时间。听第一段录音，完成7~11题。Haveyoueverheardtheoldsaying,“Neverjudgeabookbyitscover”?Thisisagoodruletofollowwhentryingtojudgetheintelligenceofothers.Somepeoplehavemindsthatshineonlyin(7)______________________.Ayoungmanwithanunusualgiftincreativewritingmayfindhimselfspeechlessinthepresenceofaprettygirl.Hesearchesawkwardlyforwordsanddoesnot(8)_____________________.But17\ndon’tmakethemistakeofthinkinghimstupid.Withapenandpaperhecanexpresshimselfverywell.Otherpeoplemayfoolyouintoovervaluingtheirintelligencebyputtingupagoodappearance.Astudentwho(9)_____________________andtakesnotesinclassisboundtomakeafavorableimpressiononhisteachers.Butwhenitcomestoexams,hemayscorenearthebottomoftheclass.Themainideaisyoucan’tjudgesomeonebytheirappearances.Theonlyway(10)_____________________aperson’sintelligenceistogettoknowhim.Thenyoucanobservehowhe(11)_____________________differentsituations.Themoresituationsyouobserve,themoreaccurateyourjudgmentislikelytobe.Sotakeyourtime.Don’tjudgethebookbyitscover.听第二段录音，完成12~15题。MICHouseAgency–RepairsItemProblemWhentobedone(12)____________LeakingImmediatelyWindows(13)____________NextweekBathroomlightFlickers(14)____________(15)____________TornNextweekII单项选择（共15小题，每小题1分，满分15分）从A、B、C、D四个选项中，选出可以填入空白处的最佳选项。16.______,Carolinacouldn’tgetthehairdryerfixed.A.TryasshemightB.AsshemighttryC.ShemightastryD.Mightsheastry17.－Isn’tthatAnna’shusbandoverthere?－No,it_______behim.I’msurehedoesn’twearglasses.A.can’tB.mustnotC.won’tD.maynot18.Youaresayingthateveryoneshouldattendthemeeting,andthisis_______Idisagree.A.whyB.whereC.whatD.how19.Thehouses_______arefortheteachersandtheconstructionworkwillstartsoon.A.builtB.tobebuiltC.havingbuiltD.beingbuilt20.Let’skeeptothepointornever_______anydecisions.A.willwereachB.havewereachedC.wewillreachD.willwenotreach21.Manyapplicantsstoodoutsidethemanager’soffice,nervouslywaiting_______forthejob.A.tochooseB.beingchosenC.choosingD.tobechosen22.Heisamanofgreatknowledge,________muchcanbelearned.A.inwhomB.aboutwhomC.fromwhomD.ofwhom17\n23.Beyondthefrontier,_______fromthenorthernhillstothesoutherncoast,_______veryrealdangers.A.ranged;lieB.ranging;layC.ranging;lyingD.ranged;laid24.Ihavenoidea_______heleft,butthereisnodoubt_______heleftaftermyspeech.A.that;thatB.when;thatC.why;whenD.when;why25.Shetravelledabroadand.A.soherfrienddidB.neitherdidherfriendC.herfrienddidn’teitherD.herfrienddid,too26.______hasalreadybeenpointedout,grammarisnotasetofdeadrules.A.As B.It C.That D.Which27.Withalotofproblems_______,thenewly–electedpresidentishavingadifficulttime.A.settledB.settlingC.tosettleD.beingsettled28.Itisinthecity______you’regoingtopayavisitto_______thiskindofwhiskyisproduced.A./,thatB.where,thatC./,whereD.that,which29.Someaspectsofapilot’sjob_______beboring,andpilotsoften______workatinconvenienthours. A.can;havetoB.may;can C.haveto;mayD.oughtto;must30.______fashiondiffersfromcountrytocountrymayreflecttheculturaldifferencesfromoneaspect.A.WhatB.ThatC.ThisD.WhichIII完形填空（共15空，每空2分，共30分）阅读下面短文，掌握其大意，然后从31~45各题所给的A、B、C和D项中，选出最佳选项，并在答题卡上将该项涂黑。Whenmiddle-agedAlexquithisjobandmadeuphismindtobecomeafreelancewriter(自由作家),noonecouldtellforsurewhetherhewouldsucceedornot.Hefoundacoldstorageroominabuilding,setupa 31 typewriterandsettleddowntowork.Afterayearorso,however,Alexbeganto 32 himself.Hefounditwasdifficulttoearnhislivingby 33 whathewrote.ButAlexdeterminedtoputhisdreamtothetestevenifitmeantlivingwithuncertaintyandfearof 34 .Thisistheshadowlandofhope,and anyonewithadreammustlearnto35there.OnedayAlexgota(n) 36 ,“Weneedanassistant,andwe’repaying$6,000ayear.”$6,000was 37 moneyin1960.ItwouldenableAlextogetanice38insteadofthestorageroom,asecond-handcarandmore.Besides,hecouldwrite17\nontheside.AsthedollarsweredancinginAlex’shead,somethingclearedhissenses.Hehaddreamedofbeinga(n) 39 —fulltime.“Thanksbutno,”Alexsaid 40 ,“I’mgoingtostickitoutandwrite.”AfterAlexgotoffthephone,hepulledouteverythinghehad:twocansofvegetablesand18cents.Alexputthecansandcentsintoapaperbag,sayingtohimself,“There’severythingyou’vemadeofyourselfsofar.”Finallyhisworkwaspublishedin1970.Instantlyhebecame41andachievedsuccessthatfewwriterseverexperience.The42hadturnedintolimelight(聚光灯).Thenoneday,Alex 43 aboxfilledwiththingshehadownedyearsbefore.Insidewasapaperbagwithtwocansand18cents.Suddenlyhepicturedhimselfworkinginthat 44 storageroom.ItremindsAlex,andanyonewithadream,ofthe 45 andpersistenceittakestostaythecourseintheshadowland.31.A.simpleB.wastedC.superbD.used32.A.doubtB.checkC.refreshD.tease33.A.collectingB.sellingC.readingD.showing34.A.stressB.difficultyC.prejudiceD.failure35.A.writeB.studyC.liveD.adapt36.A.emailB.messageC.letterD.call37.A.certainB.realC.economicalD.high38.A.apartmentB.buildingC.cottageD.department39.A.assistantB.educatorC.librarianD.writer40.A.anxiouslyB.warmlyC.firmlyD.peacefully41.A.famousB.flexibleC.availableD.desperate42.A.successB.shadowsC.reputationD.experience43.A.pickedB.searchedC.adoptedD.found44.A.fragrantB.mildC.coldD.precious45.A.honestyB.courageC.intelligenceD.humourIV阅读理解（共20题，每题2分，共40分）ABeforeheboardedtheplane,37stone(about235KG)LesPricehadalreadybeenforcedtopayforanextraticket.Theairline’srulesrequiredhimtobuytwoseatsforhimself.ButwhenhegotonboardMrPricefoundhisseatsfortheflighttoIrelandwerenotevennexttoeachother–theywereeithersideofanotherpassenger’sseat.Andonhisreturnjourneythesituationwasevenmoreridiculous,withhisplacestworowsapart.MrPrice,43,hadbookedhisticketsinadvanceoftheflight.MrPricesaidtheincidentwasoneofmanyeverydaydifficultieshehasfacedsincehebeganstrugglingwithhisweight.Theunemployedwidower(鳏夫),whosleepsonthegroundfloorbecausehecannotmanagestairs,said:“FromtheageofabouttenIputonaroundastoneeachyearitseemed.ButIwasthesameaseveryoneelse,working,playingrugby,training,soIwasn’tinactive.I’dwork70or80hoursaweekandplayrugbyonaSaturday.17\nIwasn’talay-about.”MrPricetheninjuredhisbackinanaccident.Headded:“Ilostmymobility,developedsciatica(坐骨神经痛)andIdidn’tgetoutofthehouseforthreemonths.”WhenhiswifeZeruiahdiedofcancerin2022headmitsheturnedtocomforteating.“Ifellintoadepression,”hesaid.“Icouldn’tbebotheredtocook,wouldeattakeawaysandwanttotreatmystep-daughterCharliebecausehermotherhaddied.”Earlierthisyearatravelexpertadvocateda“pay-what-you-weigh”airlinepricingschemebecauseheavierpeoplecostmoreinfueltofly.Passengersweighingaboveacertainthreshold(临界值)wouldpaymorefortheirplaneticketsandlighteroneswouldbechargedless.MrPricesaidheiscuttingdownonhiscaloriesandattendinganNHSweightmanagementclinic.Hesaid:“Iwanttobeoutthereworking.Ifeelguiltymyparentsareoutthereworkingalltheycan.ChristmasiscomingupandIfeelawfulIcan’tdoanythingtohelp.”46.WhichofthefollowingdidNOThappentoMrPrice?A.Hewasgivenafreeairticket.B.Heboughttwoseatsforhimself.C.HefoundhisseatsfortheflighttoIrelandwereeithersideofanotherpassenger’sseat.D.Hefoundhisseatsforthereturnjourneyweretworowsapart.47.Whatdoestheunderlinedword“lay-about”mostprobablymean?A.Apersonwhoissensitive.B.Apersonwhoislazy.C.Apersonwhoisactive.D.Apersonwhoissmart.48.WhichofthefollowingisNOTtrueaboutthe“pay-what-you-weigh”airlinepricingscheme?A.ItbelievesheavierpeoplecostmoreinfueltoflyB.Ithasbeenineffectformanyyears.C.Passengersweighingaboveacertainthresholdwouldpaymorefortheirplanetickets.D.Passengersweighingbelowacertainthresholdwouldbechargedless.49.Accordingtothelastparagraph,MrPriceistryingtoloseweightbecause_____.A.HedoesnotwanttobelaughedatB.HedoesnotwanttopaymoreforairticketsC.HewantstolookbetteratChristmasD.hewantstohelphisparentsout50.Whichmightbethebesttitleofthepassage?A.“Pay-what-you-weigh”isunfairB.HowtoloseweightC.Overweight—abigproblemD.MrPriceisintrouble17\nBLiuEncheng’sexperienceoftravellingtoNewZealandonaworkingholidayvisawasalifechanger:“It’sabouthavingachancetounderstandyourselfbetter,tofindoutwhatyoureallywant.”AssoonasNewZealand’sgovernmentannounceditsplantooffer1,000workingholidayvisastoChineseresidentsayearin2022,Liu,then27,applied.Backthen,LiuhadworkedasareporterfortheKunmingDailyforfiveyears,aftergraduatingfromatourismmanagementmajoratCentralSouthUniversityofForestryandTechnology.RuraltasteLiuarrivedinNewZealandinDecemberandwasimpressedbythesummerChristmas.“Manyfruitsarereadytoharvest,soit’seasytofindajobintheorchardsbeforegettingthere.SinceNewZealandisanagriculturalcountry,workinginruralareashelpsyouunderstandthecountrybetter,”saysLiu.Themostimportantthing,accordingtoLiu,istoliveindependently.Heneededtobalanceworkandtravel,becauseonaworkingholidayvisayou’reonlyallowedtostayinajobforamaximumofthreemonths.SowhenLiuhadnearlyfinishedajob,itwastimetothinkaboutwhattodonext.VariousexperienceDifferenttoLiu’sexperience,WuFeitriedmanydifferentjobs.Wuwasoneofthefirstpeopletogetaworkingholidayvisain2022.AftergraduatingfromaphysicsmajoratFudanUniversity,hetravelledtoNewZealandinMay.Heworkedasanassistantforahunter,achefinarestaurant,acleanerinauniversity,evenasanactorinaprison.Whatimpressedhimmostwasthelifestyleofthelocalpeople.“Theydon’tpursuehappinessbyshoppingorgoingtoparties.Instead,theylikegoingoutdoorswiththeirfamilies.Thissimplehappinesshelpsthemfindinnerpeace,butit’shardtodothatinabigcityinChina,”saysWu.__________________________ButitwashardforLiutocommunicatewiththelocalsatthebeginning,astheyspokewithstrongaccentsandtherewerebigculturaldifferences.“Itriedmybesttoovercometheseproblemstogetadaptedtothelocalculture.Whenyoudecidetogoabroad,youmustimmerseyourselfinanunfamiliarenvironmentandsolveproblemsonyourown.Ithinkthat’swhatmakessuchatripspecial.”SaysLiu.51.WhichofthefollowingaboutLiuEnchengbeforehewenttoNewZealandisTRUE?A.HegraduatedfromCentralNorthUniversityofForestryandTechnology.B.HeworkedfortheKunmingDaily.C.Hewas32then.D.Hewasthemanagerofatravelagency.52.LiuEnchengneededtobalanceworkandtravelbecause______.A.noonehelpedhimB.thevisaallowedhimtostayinajobforonly3monthsC.hehadtroubleingettingajob17\nD.itwashisfirstoverseastrip53.WhatimpressedWuFeimost?A.ThesummerChristmas.B.Thelifestyleofthelocalpeople.C.Thecommunicationwiththelocals.D.ThelandscapeofNewZealand.54.What’stheauthor’sattitudetothosewhotravelledtoNewZealandonaworkingholidayvisa?A.Concerned.B.Against.C.Objective.D.Careless.55.Whichofthefollowingcanbeputintheblankasasubtitle?A.BeadaptedtolocalcultureB.CommunicateinEnglishC.SolveproblemsonthetripD.EnjoythelandscapeCThereisnosinglesuresignoflying,butrathernumerousnonverbalandverbalsignsthatmay“leak”fromtheliar.Whenitcomestononverbalsignsoflying,whatescapesmostpeopleistheflashingofamicroexpression.Microexpressionsaresuper-quickexpressionsthatcrossoverpeople’sfacesagainsttheirwillandwithouttheirawareness.Theseprovideatruelookattheirhonestfeelingsaboutamatter.Whilesomearen’tlookingforsuchclues,othersdetectthemwithoutknowingwhatjusthappened.Ifyour“gut”istellingyousomethingisn’tquiterightwithaperson,youverywellmayhavedetectedamicroexpressiononthatperson’sfacethatdoesn’tmatchwhatheorsheissaying.Anothernonverbalsignoflyingisaforcedsmile,whichgenerallyinvolvesonlythemusclesofthemouth.Asignofdeceptionisasmileorothergesturethatcontradictswhatisbeingsaid.Whenwenormallycommunicate,bothspeechandbodylanguagehappennaturally,withoutspecificthought.Whenwelie,however,wemustdecidewhichbodygesturesbestmatchthelie,orratherbestrepresentthetellingofthetruth.Allofthisthoughtleadstomis-matchingwordsandbodylanguage.Someonewho’slyingmayfeelattackedandgetinadefensiveposition.Heorshemightturnawayfromthequestioner,crosshisorherarmsorevenmovefartheraway.Liarsmaynoticeablymoverestlessly,especiallyduringapauseintheconversation.Thereareothernonverbalhintsthatmanypeoplethinkaretelltalesignsoflyingbutaren’t,suchasincreasedblinking,scratchingthefaceornose,orplacingahandoverthemouthwhilespeaking.Thesesignsareonlygoodindicatorswhentheyrepresentachangeintheperson’snormalbehavior.Maybetheguywho’sblinkingalothasaneyelashinhiseye,andthegirlcoveringhermouthisjustself-conscious;however,ifthepersondoesn’tblinkoftenduringthefirstthreestatementsandblinkslikecrazyandscratcheshisorherneckwhilegivingthefourthstatement,thenthatstatementneedscloserexamination.Nowyou’velearntalotaboutnonverbalsigns.17\n56.WhichofthefollowingstatementsaboutmicroexpressionisNOTtrue?A.Theyareveryquickandlastforashorttime.B.Theycanbeusedbyliarsincommunication.C.Theyalwaysexpresspeople’sthoughtsandfeelingsD.Theycanhelpusdecidewhethersomebodyislying.57.Whichofthefollowingwillmostlikelybeconsideredasignoflying?A.Scratchingthenoseorface.B.Blinkingconstantlywhiletalking.C.Nodding“yes”duringadenial.D.Talkingwitharmscrossed.58.Theunderlinedword“telltale”probablymeans_______.A.revealingB.acceptableC.complexD.puzzling59.Whatisthebesttitleforthisarticle?A.DifferentsignsoflyingincommunicationB.Stepstocatchabigliarinverbalcommunication.C.SignsoflyinginbodylanguageD.Tipsonexposingliarsinourlife60.Whatwouldthearticleprobablytalkaboutinthefollowingparagraph?A.Theverbalsignsoflyingincommunication.B.Theproperreactiontoliarsandliesinourlife.C.Thestepstohelpeveryonestoplying.D.Thewriter’spersonalexperiencewithliars.DFormanypeople,theidealwaytodohomeworkinvolveslisteningtomusic.Butsomeparentsdisagree,saying:“Switchoffthemusicandconcentrate!”Well,ifthat’sthecasewithyourparents,youmightnowbeabletoconvincethemthatyouhavescienceonyourside.Anewstudy,conductedbyBritishcompanyMindlabInternational,hasfoundthatlisteningtomusicatworkincreasesaccuracyandspeed,theTelegraphreported.Thecompanygave26participantsaseriesofdifferenttasksforfivedaysinarow,includingspellchecking,equation(方程式)solving,andmathematicalwordproblems.Theparticipantscompletedthesetaskswhilelisteningtooneoffourmusicgenres(类型),ornomusicatall.Theresultsshowedthatwhilemusicwasplaying,88percentofparticipantsproducedtheirmostaccuratetestresultsand81percentcompletedtheirfastestwork.“Themessageisthatmusicisaverypowerfulmanagementtooltoincreasenotonlytheefficiencyofworkforcebutalsoyouremotionalstate.”saidDavidLewis,chairmanofMindlabInternational.However,notallgenresmatchallhomework.Formathematics,orothersubjectsinvolvingnumbersorattentiontodetail,youshouldlistentoclassicalmusic,thestudyfound.PreviousstudieshadsaidthatlisteningtoMozartmakesapersonsmarter,andnowthatconclusionhasgainedmoresupport.Andifyouneedtofinishapaperverysoon,say,inanhour,thestudysaidthatlisteningtosomepopmusic17\nmightbehelpful.Inthestudy,popmusicenabledparticipantstocompletetheirtasks58percentfasterthanwhenlisteningtonomusicatall.Ifyou’rereviewingyourEnglishwriting,popmusicisalsothebestchoice,asitisthebestgenreforspellchecking.Itcutmistakesby14percent,comparedtolisteningtonomusic.Andtocheckyourhomework,youshouldprobablylistentosomedancemusic,asthisgenreresultedinthehighestoverallaccuracyandfastestperformanceacrossarangeoftasksinthestudy.Inotherwords,itfitsallsubjects.61.AccordingtoDavidLewis,listeningtomusicwhileworking______.A.improvesefficiencyandmentalstateB.increasespeople’screativityC.makespeoplemoreemotionalD.distractspeople’sattention62.WhichofthefollowinghelpsyoureciteEnglishwordsfasterandmorecorrectly,accordingtothearticle?A.ListeningtoMozart.B.Listeningtopopmusic.C.Listeningtorockmusic.D.Notlisteningtomusic.63.Accordingtothearticle,whilecheckingyourmathorEnglishhomework,youshould______.A.listentopopmusicB.listentodancemusicC.listentoclassicalmusicD.listentoyourfavoritesongs64.TheauthordescribesthestudybyMindlabInternationalmainlyby______.A.givingexamplesusingresearchdataB.describinghowitwasconductedC.comparingitsresultswithpreviousstudiesD.indicatingitssignificanceonpeople’sdailylives65.Thebesttitleofthearticlemightbe______.A.ClassicalmusicmakesyousmartB.ListeningtomusicshallbeallowedC.StudyaboutmusicD.ListeningtomusichelpswithhomeworkV信息匹配（共5小题；每小题1分，满分5分）阅读下列应用文及相关信息,并按照要求匹配信息。请将答案填涂在答题卡标号为66~70的相应位置上。首先，请阅读以下六款相机的功能介绍。A.OlympusMu8000TheOlympusMuserieshaveperformedwellinthemarket.ThisnewMu8000cansafelybeused10metersbelowwaterlevel,andwithstandtemperaturesaslowas10degreesbelowzero.Ithasani-Autoautomaticscenerecognitionfeaturethat17\nisveryuseful,butalsohasalotofunderwaterscenemodes.B.CasioEXTR100Capturelifebeautifullywithitsvividcolourandextraordinarydisplay.EquippedwiththeENGINEHS,itensureshigh-speedprocessingforspeedyimagesandvideos.The21mmwide-anglesingle-focuslensallowsyoutocapturebeautifullandscapesandgroupimageswithease.C.FujiInstax210Itisacompact,instant-filmcamerathatyou’llwanttotakeeverywhere.Itssimpleoperationmakesitgreatforparties,artprojects,andanywhereyou’dliketotakeinstantphotos.Thecamerabringsbackthefunofinstantphotos.Givethephotosawayortradewithfriendsrightonthespot.D.NikonFESLRIndulgeinyourpassionforphotography!EquippedwithaManualfocusfeature,thisNikonfilmcameraallowsyoutocontrolthedepthofafieldofastationeryobject.ThisNikonfilmcamerahasareliableandsteelbodywhichallowsittostandthetestoftime.ThisNikonFEiseasytouseandisideallysuitedforstartersinthefieldofphotography.E.SamsungPL120Itoffersauniquecombinationofhighimagequality,funandengagingspecialfeatures,andtheconveniencetocaptureselfportraits.Inadditiontothebright1.5"frontscreenthatallowsyoutoperfectlyframeyourportrait,italsoincorporatestheeasyselfshotfeature.F.KodakSLICE14MPItisnotanordinarycamera.It’saninstantconnectiontoallofyourmemories.Withjustatap,theuniqueSLICEsearchfeatureletsyousortpicturesbyperson,place,occasion,ordate.TheKodakSLICEalsorecognizesfriendsbyface.You’vealwayskeptyourpicturesclosetoheart.Nowyoucanhavethemallrightatyourfingertips.假设你是义务导购员，请阅读并为以下顾客挑选合适的相机。66.Aliceisaretiredteacherwhoenjoystakingphotosforherfriendsonspecialoccasions.However,shedoesn’tknowhowtouseacomputertosortoutphotos.Soshedecidedtochooseanewcameratohelp.67.Nealisaninternationalstudentwhotravelsalotduringhissparetime.Heisfondofmakingfriendsandfixingtheunforgettablemomentonthephotos.Hewouldlikeacamerathatenableshimtoexchangephotoswithfriendsatanytime.68.Asabeginnerofphotography,Jakehasnoideawhatheshouldchooseorwhetherhecanhandleacamera.Heiscrazyaboutphotosofflowersandtreesbuthe17\ndoesn’tknowhowtocapturetheirbeauty.66.Roseisamakeuplover.Shehasamicroblogonwhichshesharedherbeautifulmakeupwithherfanseveryday.Nowshewantsacamerathatmakesiteasierforhertotakephotosbyherself.67.Jayisadivingenthusiast.Heenjoysthemomentwhenhehitsthewater.Nowhewantstosharethefantasticmomentwithhisrelativesandfriends,soheneedsacamerathatcanbeusedintheswimmingpool.第二卷Ⅵ语法填空（共10小题，每小题1分，满分10分）Acouplehadbeenmarriedforover60years.Theysharedeverything,talkedabouteverythingandkeptnosecrets71eachotherexceptthatthewomanhadaboxinadrawer72shetoldherhusbandnevertoopenoraskherabout.He’dneverthoughtaboutiteversince.Oneday73womangotverysickandthedoctorsaidshewouldn’trecover.Tosortouttheiraffairs,thehusbandtookdowntheboxand74(bring)ittohiswife’sbedside.Sheagreeditwastimethathe75(know)whatwasinthebox.76(open)it,hefoundtwosmalltablematsandasumofmoneytotaling$25000.Heaskedheraboutthecontents.“Whenweweretobemarried,”shesaid,“mygrandmatoldmethesecretofahappy77(marry)wasnevertoargue,andIshouldjustkeepquietandmakeamat78Igotangrywithyou.”Themanwasso79(move)thathehadtofightbacktears.Shehadonlybeenangrywithhimtwiceinallthoseyearsoflivingandloving!“Honey,”hesaid,“thatexplainsthemats,butwhataboutthemoney?Wherediditcomefrom?”“Oh,”shesaid,“that’sthemoneyImadefromselling80.”Ⅶ单词填空（共10小题，每小题1分，满分10分）请使用模块六所学单词填空。81.___________(event),Iwanttofocusontheimportanceofprotectingnatureonceagainandthankyouall.82.Hehasneverlikedmeat,andhehasalwayshada___________(prefer)forvegetables.83.Fortunately,allourguestsarrivedatthe___________(appoint)time.84.Theactivityisclearlyintendedto___________(strong)teenagers’senseofindependence.85.Hisonlychanceof__________(survive)istohaveahearttransplant.86.Underno__________（情况）shouldparentsignoretheirkids’requirementsforplayingtogether.87.Evenifyoucompleteyourtraining,Ican’t___________（保证）youajob.88.Whatisthe__________(平均)temperatureinthiscityinAugust?89.ThemostimportantthingforLucyistofindaproperjob,oneinwhichshecanbringherabilityand__________(潜力)intofullplay．90.Yourcasualclothesdon’tseemtobe___________（适合的）forajob17\ninterview.Ⅷ完成句子，每空填一个单词（共20空，每空0.5分，满分10分）请使用模块六所学词组填空。88.陶行知到美国深造，目的是学习先进的教育理念。TaoXingzhiwenttotheU.S.forfurtherstudy,___________________learningadvancededucationaltheories.92.近年来，两国关系稳步改善。Overtheyears,therelationsbetweenthetwocountrieshavebeen___________________.93.这个游戏就是被设计来吸引青少年的。Theprogramisdesigned_________________________________teenagers.94.我谨代表我的同事们感谢你们的帮助。_____________________________mycolleagues,Iwouldliketothankyouforyourhelp.95.为了提高阅读能力，我订阅了几份英语报纸和杂志。I____________________severalEnglishnewspapersandmagazinestoimprovemyreading.96.提议中的新机场将会受到当地居民的强烈反对。Theproposednewairportwill______________________________bythelocalpeople.97.我不会拿它与任何东西做交换，因为它对于我很珍贵。Iwon’t__________it__________anythingbecauseitissovaluabletome.98.对周末参加课外辅导班的看法因人而异。Opinionsofattendingextraclassesattheweekend_____________________person__________person.Ⅸ基础写作（共15分）2022年国庆期间，央视（CCTV）在全国范围内对国民进行了一项有关“爱国”的调查。调查内容包括：你热爱祖国吗？你用哪些实际行动表明你爱国？以下是对部分国民进行的调查结果：人物观点某市民做好日常工作就是对祖国做贡献。某果农不卖烂梨。某教授祖国的强大就是自己的光荣。某大学生把垃圾扔进垃圾箱，这也是爱国。几位90后好好享受7天长假最重要，不要太关注这么严肃的主题。结论：通过调查，CCTV认为，要教育年轻人更加爱国。【写作内容】1.有关“爱国”的调查时间，地点，对象；2.调查结果统计；3.调查后得出的结论。【写作要求】1.只能用5个句子表达全部内容；2.文中不能出现真实姓名和学校名称。17\n【评分标准】句子结构准确，信息内容完整，篇章连贯。参考词汇：国庆节：NationalDay,垃圾箱：dustbin______________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________17\n2022届高二上学期期末执信、广雅、二中、六中四校联考英语答案听力：1-6ABCCBC7.certainsituations8.talksmoothly9.listensattentively10.todetermine11.reactsto12.Washingmachine13.Nolocks14.Rightaway/Immediately15.Kitchencurtains单选：16-30AABBADCBBDACAAB完型：30-35DABDC 36-40DBADC 41-45ABDCB阅读：46-50ABBDC51-55BBBCA56-60BCACA61-65ABBAD信息匹配：66-70FCDEA语法填空：71.from72.that/which73.the74.brought75.knew/shouldknow76.Opening77.marriage78.if/when79.moved80.them单词：81.Eventually82.preference83.appointed84.strengthen85.survival86.circumstances87.guarantee88.average89.potential90.appropriate完成句子：91.aimingat92.improvingsteadily93.toappealto94.Onbehalfof95.subscribedto96.bestronglyopposed97.exchange,for98.varyfromto基础写作：DuringNationalDayin2022,CCTVcarriedoutasurveyamongpeoplearoundChina,whichisabouthowonelovesourmotherlandandwhathehasdoneforit.Acitizenthinksdoingone’sworkwellismakingcontributionstoourcountry,whileafarmerholdsasimilaropinion,whopromisesnottosellrottenpears.Accordingtoaprofessor,peoplewillfeelproudwhenChinagrowsstronger,whichisquitedifferent17\nfromacollegestudent,whothinkstoloveChinaistothrowalltherubbishintothedustbin.Asforseveralyoungmenbornafter1990,enjoyingthe7-dayholidayisthemostimportantandtheyarenotquiteconcernedaboutthisserioustopic.Itcanbeconcludedthattheyoungstersoughttobeeducatedtolovetheircountrymore.ListeningScripts:Con1W:Howareyoudoing?MayIhelpyou?M:Yes,Ihaveaproblemaboutmycheckingaccount.W:Oh,whatisit?M:Igotthisnoticeinthemail—somethingaboutanoverdraft.W:Letmesee.Apparentlytherewereinsufficientfundsintheaccounttomeetthelastcheckyouwroteintheamountof$59,sothebankdebitedyouraccount$64.Thatincludesabankservicechargeof$5.M:Couldtherebeamistakebythebank?Accordingtomyrecords,thebalanceshouldbe$41.W:Justaminute.I’llcheck.No,accordingtothebankrecordsattheendofthebusinessdayyester day,thenoticeyoureceivediscorrect.M:It’sstrange.I’veusedthisbranchfortenyears.I’veneverhadanoverdraft.W:It’sunlikelythatthebankwouldmakeanerror.Wouldyoulikemetogooveryouraccountagain?M:Pleasedo.Here’smylistofpayments.W:Well,thebalancecomestominus59%,sothecomputeriscorrect.Yousee,youleftoutthischeckfor$100onAugust1.M:Oh,letmelook.I’msorry.Iwasneververygoodwithfigures.W:Don’tworry.Weallmakemistakes.M:Iguessyou’reright.Anyway,I’mgoingtodeposit$300inmyaccountnowandthatwilltakecareofeverything.Con2W:Whatabeautifulplaces!Butcanweaffordit?M:Iwantedthebestrestaurantforyourbirthday.AndsinceyouliketheartofFrenchcooking,hereweare!Let’sbeginwithacocktailandthenlookatthemenu.W:I’mgoingtostartlookingrightawaybecauseitalwaystakesmeayeartomakeupmymindonthingstoeat.Anyadvice?M:You’veneverbeentherebefore,buteverythingissupposedtobeexcellent.W:Look!Theyhavesnails!ButIwouldn’tdareeatthem.Theymightmakemesick.M:Ifeelthesamewayaboutsnails.IthinkI’llhaveroastduck.Itcomeswithvegetablesandpotatoes.W:Soundsgood,butsinceIloveseafood,I’mgoingtohavethefish,andlet’s17\nhavethesaladaftertheentree,thewaytheFrenchdo!M:Fine.Weshouldhavewhitewinewithdinneranddessertsincethisisacelebration.W:Oh,andlet’snotforgetthecheese.There’snothinglikerealFrenchcheese.M:Icanseealreadythatthisisgoingtobeanenjoyableanddeliciousevening.Rec1Haveyoueverheardtheoldsaying,“Neverjudgeabookbyitscover”?Thisisagoodruletofollowwhentryingtojudgetheintelligenceofothers.Somepeoplehavemindsthatshineonlyincertainsituations.Ayoungmanwithanunusualgiftincreativewritingmayfindhimselfspeechlessinthepresenceofaprettygirl.Hesearchesawkwardlyforwordsanddoesnottalksmoothly.Butdon’tmakethemistakeofthinkinghimstupid.Withapenandpaperhecanexpresshimselfverywell.Otherpeoplemayfoolyouintoovervaluingtheirintelligencebyputtingupagoodappearance.Astudentwholistensattentivelyandtakesnotesinclassisboundtomakeafavorableimpressiononhisteachers.Butwhenitcomestoexams,hemayscorenearthebottomoftheclass.Themainideaisyoucan’tjudgesomeonebytheirappearances.Theonlywaytodetermineaperson’sintelligenceistogettoknowhim.Thenyoucanobservehowhereactstodifferentsituations.Themoresituationsyouobserve,themoreaccurateyourjudgmentislikelytobe.Sotakeyourtime.Don’tjudgethebookbyitscover.Rec2W:Goodmorning.MICHouseAgency.M:Goodmorning.IamringingabouttheproblemsI’vebeenhavingwithmyapartment.W:Yes,ofcourse.IfIcanjusttakeafewdetailsfirst.Pleasetellmetheproblemsyou’vebeenhaving.M:Well,thefirstthingisthewashingmachine,ithasbeenleakingalittleandit’sbeginningtogetworse.Wehaveasmallkid,wereallyneedtogetthatdonestraightaway.W:OK.That’swashingmachineforimmediaterepair.M:Thenweareworriedaboutallthewindows.W:Aretheybroken?M:No,buttherearenolocksonthem,andyouknowwiththecrimeratethesedays.W:Andwhenwouldyoulikethisdone?M:That’snotreallyurgent,butyouneverknowwhenthereisgoingtobeabreaking.W:No,wewillgetthosedoneforyounextweak.Don’tworry.M:Andthereisthebathroomlight,it’sgettingquiteannoying.Itflickers17\nquitebadlyandit’sgivingmeheadaches.Iwouldreallyliketogetitreplacedrightaway.W:That’snoproblem.M:Andthenthelastthingonthelististhekitchencurtains.Theyaretorn.W:Oh,right.Wedohavequiteafewspareonesinstockandcangetthosetoyouinthenextweek,ifthat’sallrightwithyou?M:Yes,that’dbefine.Youcanrepairthisanytimeduringthedaysincemywifewouldbeathome.W.OK.I’vemadeanoteofthat.M:Great.Thanksverymuchforyourhelp.W:That’sfine.Thankyouforcalling.M:Goodbye.W:Bye.17
