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机密★启用前（新高考卷）华大新高考联盟22届高三11月教学质量测评英语试题注意事项
1.答卷前，考生务必将自己的姓名、考生号等填写在答题卡和试卷指定位置上
2.回答选择题时，选出每小题答案后，用铅笔把答题卡上对应题目的答案标号涂黑如需改动，用橡皮擦干净后，再选涂其他答案标号回答非选择题时，将答案写在答题卡上写在本试卷上无效
3.考试结束后，将答题卡上交第一部分:听力（共两节，满分30分）第一节（共5小题;每小题L5分，满分
7.5分）听下面5段对话每段对话后有一个小题，从题中所给的A、B、C三个选项中选出最佳选项听完每段对话后，你都有10秒钟的时间来回答有关小题和阅读下一小题每段对话仅读一遍
1.How is the womanfeeling atpresent A.Angry.B.Worried.C.Relieved,
2.What will the mando tomorrowA.Hold amask party.B.Pay avisit toLucy.C.Attend awedding ceremony.
3.What isthe womanstrouble A.Her doghas beensick.B.She cantsleep verywell.C.She doesntget onwith the man.
4.What timewilltheconference beginA.At8:
30.B.At9:
00.C.At10:
00.
5.Where willthe twospeakers goat theweekend A.Library.B.Cinema.C.Beach第二节（共15小题;每小题L5分，满分
22.5分）听下面5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A、B、C三个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5秒钟；听完后各小题将给出5秒钟的作答时间每段对话或独白读两遍听第6段材料，回答第6至7题
6.What doesthe womanwant to be A.A volunteer.B.A doctor.C.A nurse.
7.What arethe speakersmainly talkingabout A.The labreport.B.The volunteerwork.C.The NursingHome.听第7段材料，回答第8至10题.
8.What doesthe womanthink of the manA.Honest.B.Stubborn.C.Thoughtful.
9.How willthey getto theairport A.By car.B.By subway.C.By bus.
10.What isthe manA.An assistant.B.A headmaster.C.A driver.听第8段材料，回答第11至13题
11.What makesthe manworried A.Finding alistener.B.Choosing ajob.C.Starting acompany.
12.What willthe manprobably donext A.Accept hisaunts offer.B.Take hisparents advice.C.Realize his dream.
13.What doesthe womanmajor inA.Engineering.B.Physics.C.Education.听第9段材料，回答第14至16题
14.Where arethe speakersA.In arestaurant.B.In abank.C.In ahotel.
15.Why isthemanlooking for the restaurantA.It ispopular online.B.It hasa goodservice.C.It isnot faraway.
16.How longwill ittake togo to the beachA.30minutes.B.One hour.C.One hourand ahalf听第10段材料，回答第17至20题
17.Where willthey meetto takea busA.The botanicalgarden.B.The schoolfront gate.C.The schoolback gate.
18.What isthe visitintended forA.Appreciating flowersand plants.B.Raising ecologicalawareness.C.Taking beautifulpictures.
19.How muchmoney intotal shouldeach studentpay A.$18B.$19,C.$
22.
20.What willthe studentsdo firstafter thevisit A.Go toa cafe.B Havea bigmeal.C.Watch afilm第二部分阅读理解（共两节，满分50分）第一节（共15小题;每小题
2.5分，满分
37.5分）阅读下列短文，从每题所给的四个选项（A、B、C和D）中，选出最佳选项A Stepinto thehomes ofyour favouriteauthors and artists.JANE AUSTENSHOUSE MUSEUM,HAMPSHIRE Thisred-brick cottageisthehouse JaneAusten lived in for the lasteight yearsof her life,and hermost famousworks,such asPride andPrejudice wereeither writtenor revisedhere.There arenta vastamount ofpersonal belongings,but onehighlight isthe modestwriting tablewhere Emmaand Persuasionwere written,and apatchwork quiltshe workedon.Entrance£
7.50for adults,£
2.50for childrenCHARLESTON,SUSSEX Thisidyllic（田园般的）collage wasthe familyhome of artists VanessaBell andDuncan Grant,where theyheld well-known bohemian（波西米亚〉house parties.Guests includedeveryone fromE,M.Forster toJohn MaynardKeynes,and writerVirginia WoolfIt sbest TOvisit ona Sunday,when visitorsare freeto wander.Entrance；£11for adults,£6for childrenDOVE COTTAGE,CUMBRIA TheDove Cottageis whereWordsworth,the romanticpoet,wrote hismost famousworks,including ThePrelude andWl WanderedLonely asa Cloud（visitors cansee thejournal thatrecords theday whenhe sawthe daffodils（水仙花）that inspiredthe latterpoem）.There arefree poetryreadings onMonday afternoons.Entrance£
7.75for adults,£
4.50for childrenBARBARA HEPWORTHMUSEUM ANDSCULPTURE GARDEN,CORNWALL BarbaraHepworth,one ofour mostoutstanding20th-century sculptors.She boughtthis homewith studiospace,a gardenand viewsof Porthminsterbeach,which isnow amuseum featuringherlifeand work.Visitors canlook throughthe windowsof herstudio andwander thegardens containingher sculptures.Entrance£
6.60for adults,free forchildren
21.What isspecial aboutCharleston A.It witnessedmany gatherings.B.It islocated in the mountains.C.It washome of many famouspeople.D.It isonly openon Sundays.
22.What doAustens andWordsworths homeshave incommon A.They keeptheir famousworks.B.They offerfree readingsof literatureworks.C.They housenumerous personalbelongings.D.They arethe birthplacesofmanymasterpieces.
23.Where wouldfamilies withchildren probablygo fora money-saving visitA.Hampshire.B.Sussex.C.Cumbria.D.Cornwall.B Sincebeing introducedto chessat theage ofsix,Tani Adewumihas hadone goal.He wantsto becomethe worldsyoungest-ever Grandmaster—the highesttitle achess playercan achieve.The recordis currentlyheld byRussian chessplayer SergeyAlexandrovich Karjakiwho was qualifiedfor thetitle in2002at theage of12years andseven months.On May1st,2021,the now10-year-old Tanicame onestep closerto achievinghisdreamby becomingthe UnitedStates5newest nationalchess master.The chessplayer,who practicesfor upto11hours everyday,says thesecret tohis successis thinkingof hisplays aheadof time.On anormal position»he can do upto20moves in advance.The nowfifth-grader fellin lovewith chessin2017after beingexposed to the basicsby apart-time teacherat hisprimary school.However,his mother;Oluwatoyin,was unwillingto allowhim tojoin theschooll schess clubdue to the traveland chesscompetition costs.The Nigerianrefugee（难民）family wereliving in a homeless shelter anddid nothave extrafunds tospare.When Oluwatoyinexplained thefamilys situation to thechess clubs instructor,Russell Makofsky,he instantlychose notto demandany costfortheyoung boy.Less thana yearafter joiningthe club,he hadgained seventrophies（奖杯）.In2019,the theneight-year-old,whowasstill living in ahomelessshelter,made nationalheadlines whenhe defeated73competitors towin theNew YorkState ScholasticChess K-3Championship.His incrediblestory becameknown anda GoFundMecampaign,set upby Makofskyrhelped raiseenough fundsfor Taniand hisfamily topurchase apermanent home.Its onlyfor certainthat Taniwill continueto workwonders.
24.What isTanis goalA.To breaka record.B.To improvehis skills.C.To defeatSergey.D.To win the highesttitle.
25.Why was2019a significantyear for Tani A.He joinedMakofskys chessclub.B.He becameknown around the world.C.He madegreat achievements.D.He movedinto apermanent home.
26.What can be inferredfrom thetext A.Many peopleshowed lovefor Tani.B.Mom doesntsupport Taniscareer.C.Makofsky paidforTanis cost.D.Club membersstarted acompaign forTani.
27.What mightbe thebest titleforthetext A.A NigerianRefugees DreamB.The Secretto TanisSuccess C.A10-year-old USAs NewestChess MasterD.A GreatTalent CThanks toa newvirtual（虚拟的）reality filmoffering360degree viewing,armchair travelersaround the world cannow visitplaces likethe Amazonrainforest.Provided freelyby ConservationInternational,youll beable to take in the breathtakingbeauty andamazing biodiversity（生物多样性）that isdished up inafilm entitledzz Underthe Canopywithout worryingabout beingeaten aliveby insects,giant snakesor birdspiders.Besides that,and savingon airfareand gettingyour passportupdated,the filmis saidto besimply beyondbelief inits clarityand realism.But thepurpose of the filmgoes beyondjust providingviewers withamazing visualsinavirtual experience.The makersof thefilm wantto bring awareness tothe factthat thisonce vastwilderness andits occupantsare shrinkingrapidly anddisappearing due to deforestation.In otherwords,the magnificentsights andsounds thatyoull enjoyduring yourvirtual wanderingaroundtheAmazons beautifulrainforest needbadly to be protected.If yourenot aware,a statisticin connectionto annualforest lossin the region canbe clarified:the lossis equalto
1.5times thesize ofYellowstone NationalPark.Now,if yourestill alittle unclearabout thesignificance ofthis,Yellowstone is3,472square milesin size,which is2,221,766acres,if thathelps youout.In thefilm,you willhave avirtual tourguide,Kamanja Panashekung,a nativetothearea whoseancestors havelivedin the regionfor countlessgenerations.During hiseducational tourPanashekung explainsto viewersof thefilm themany waysin whichthe rainforestsupplies hispeople witheverything theyneed tosurvive ona dailybasis.His storyis actuallypretty fantastic,especially ifyou livein cityand cantimagine whatit wouldbe likeliving insuch awild andremote areaof theworld.
28.What aspectof themovie ismainly talkedabout inParagraph1A.The popularity.B.The horror.C.The strengths.D.The purposes.
29.What feelingdo thefilm makerswish theaudience tohave A.Guilt.B.Curiosity.C.Excitement.D.Concern.
30.How doesthe authordevelop Paragraph3A.By givingan example.B.By givinga description.C.By makinga classification.D.By makinga comparison.
31.Who wouldbe especiallyattracted tothe guidesstory A.Those whohave ancestorslivingin theregion.B.Those wholong foroutdoor survivingexperience.C.Those whothink aboutdeveloping rainforests.D.Those whohave interestin wildanimals.Mindfulness mayindeed havemental benefits.Earlier thisyear,a comprehensiveanalysis ofrandomized controlledtrials revealedthat mindfulness-based intervention（干预）had smallto averagebenefits fora numberof healthoutcomes,including stress,anxiety anddepression.That said,the effectsof mindfulnesswere smallerand lessconsistent whencompared withthose ofother treatment,and someeffects appearedto fademonths afterthe intervention.Although mindfulnesshas itsadvantages,research has also broughtout thetruth thatin somesituations itsimportant to be mindless.That is,as wedevelop skillin complextasks,we canperform themwith increasingability untilattention seemstobeunnecessary.Everyday examplesrange fromriding abike tobrushing yourteeth.We dontperform alltasks automatically,but manycanbeperformed thisway oncethey arewell practiced.To beclear;paying attentionis importantwhen learninga newskill.But researchhasalsoindicated thatpaying toomuch attention to whatyoure doingcan havenegative effects,particularly whenyou performwell-practiced skills.In aclassic study,scientist SianBeilock andher colleagueshad skilledgolfers attemptto sinkputts（推杆）under differentexperimental conditions.In onecondition,the golferswere simplyinstructed topay attention totheswing of their club（球棒）and saystop when they finished their swing.In another,they were instructed tolisten fora target sound whileignoring othernoises andsay theword tonewhen theyheard thetargetsound.Counterintuitivelv,the skilledgolfers performedmuch worsewhentheyfocused on their swingthan whenthey paid attentiontoirrelevant sounds.The effectof payingattentiontotheir swingwas sodamaging that the golfersactually didbetter whenthey werewarming upbefore theexperiment began.
32.What isthe resultofthemindfulness-based interventionA.It haspermanent effect.B.It maybe betterthan nothing.C.It benefitsour healtha lot.D.It causesstress,anxiety anddepression.
33.In whichsituation canwe bemindless A.Performing anoperation.B.Doing homework.C.Taking abath.D.Learning toride abike.
34.When didthe golfersperform betterintheexperiment A.When theylistened fora targetsound.B.When theywereinstructedhow toplay well.C.When theypaidattentiontotheswing oftheir club.D.When theyfinishedtheirwarming-up.
35.What doesthe underlinedword“counterintuitively meaninthelast paragraphA.Undoubtedly.B.Unexpectedly.C.Consequently.D.Apparently.第二节（共5小题;每小题
2.5分，满分
12.5分）根据短文内容，从短文后的选项中选出能填入空白处的最佳选项选项中有两项为多余选项I havea client,Irene Sardanis,who publishedher firstbook,Out ofthe Bronxthis pastspring,attheage ofeighty-five.
36.Has itbeen challengingYes.Has itbeen hardand scaryat timesYes.Did shehave momentswhen shedidnt thinkshe coulddo itAbsolutely!
37.She hasgrown onmultiple levels.The experiencehas enrichedher andhas providedwonderful opportunitiesshe hadntpreviously imagined.Its notsurprising thatmany womenhit theirstride andmake someoftheirmost meaningfulcontributions laterin life.
38.Thus,little timewas leftfor reflectionas wellas spaceand peacethat writingrequires.The trickwhen beginningany newproject isto takeit onestep ata time.
39.This meansopening upto notknowing.It probablymeans askingfor help.It willrequire youto showupinwhatever waysthat makesense inany givenmoment.This willlikely feelscary,but thats a goodsign,putting yourselfout thereand growing!Its notabout what we cannotdo;its aboutwhatwecando.And moreoften thannot werecapable ofmuch morethan wethink becausewe areunlimited beings.
40.Youll beamazed athow youllbe guided-and holdingyour finishedbook inyour handwill bringyou unimaginablesatisfaction,gratitude,and joy!A.Allow yourselftobea beginner.B.The worldis changingrapidly withoutlimitation.C.Shes havingthe timeof herlife celebratingand promotingit.D.Encourage yourselfas youreach beyondyour comfortzone.E.But writingand publishingthis bookhas beena highlightof herlife.F.They usedtotakecare offamilies whilealso working.G.It wasan experiencethat gaveyou achance tothink aboutyour life.第三部分语言运用（共两节，满分30分）第一节（共15小题;每小题1分，满分15分）阅读下面短文，从短文后各题所给的A、B、C和D四个选项中，选出可以填入空白处的最佳选项As Iexited ourapartment building,I noticedthe plantedarea infront hadgotten abit weedy.The neighborwho41tends tothe mini-garden isaway onvacation.I stoppedand42the weedsfor sometime»and putthem inthe rubbishcan.43were that no onewould noticewhat I was doingexcept me.I tookthe dogout thatevening andbrought ahandful of44plastic grocerybags.Someone----1dont knowwho----put upplastic containersfor bags.45someone walkinga dogforgot tobringapoop scooper（捡便器）.There areno requiredduties forpeople to46the containers；its somethingpeople47to dofor others.Similarly,it islikely thatno onenotices exceptthe persondoing it.48nobody haddone that,the personwould havebeen_49,with nothingto cleanup afterhis dog.Its beengood forme to50the habitof doingsimple,thoughtful actsno one
51.The habitweakens myneed for52from othersand keepsme realizingthat Ican make theworld better.Also,it53my eyesfor seeingthe opportunitiesput inmy path,54my hearttobeconsiderate.And ifby chancesomeone doescatch meinthemiddle ofdoing a55kindness,it mayopen theireyes toways they,too canmaketheworldbetter.
41.A.rarely B.gradually C.normally D.formally
42.A.gathered B.picked C.watered D.pulled
43.A.Advantages B.Chances C.Reasons D.Considerations
44.A.practical B.clean C.extra D.strong
45.A.so thatB.in caseC.even ifD.now that
46.A.refill B.attach C.fix D.exchange
47.A.manage B.refuse C.afford D.volunteer
48.A.Although B.If C.Because D.When
49.A.stuck B.forbidden C.affected D.punished
50.A.get intoB.look intoC.give upD.pick up
51.A.values B.follows C.sees D.permits
52.A.support B.inspiration C.honour D.praise
53.A.sharpens B.narrows C.rolls D.tears
54.A.comforting B.warming C.training D.winning
55.A.patient B.quiet C.generous D.careful第二节（共10小题;每小题
1.5分，满分15分）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China hasannounced itsfive national parks,among which is GiantPanda NationalPark.There are1,340wild giant pandas inside56national park,accounting for
71.8%ofthewild giant pandas inthe country.Over80preservation areas,57cover justover27,000square kilometers,are includedin Chinas firstgiant pandanationalpark,whichislocated acrossparts ofSichuan,Shaanxi andGansu,58most wildgiant pandasare tobe found.An areaof
20.177square kilometersin Sichuanprovince59classify asgiant pandahabitat9including Mianyang,Guangyuan,Chengdu,Deyang,Aba,Yaan andMeishan.There arethree main60zone:A coreprotection area,an ecosystemrevision area,andaknowledge sharingarea.In addition,61distribute asgiantpanda habitats,4,386square kilometersin Shaanxiand2,571square kilometersin Gansualso have62exact thesame threemajor functionsas inChengdu.Those giantpandahabitatsdisplay complexgeology土也质,犬况63over8,000plants andanimal species.According tothe64four nationalsurvey ongiant pandas,duetohuman activities,natural disastersand climatechanges,giant pandashave drawbackedto sixmountain areas.Of33giantpandagroups,22have65little than30individuals9placing themat riskof extinction灭绝.第四部分写作共两节，满分40分第一节满分15分你们班许多同学最近埋头学习,不爱运动请你写一篇英语演讲稿内容包括
1.号召大家积极锻炼；
2.介绍运动的益处；3,推荐运动的种类注意
2.写作词数应为80左右.
3.可以适当增加细节，以使行文连续Lets WorkOut第二节满分25分阅读下面材料，根据其内容和所给段落开头语续写两段，使之构成一篇完整的短文A Girlwith StageFright Itwas obviouslygoing tobe oneof thosedays.I wasmaking commentson the students/performance atthe endofa very difficultrehearsal彩排.Both thestudents andI werevery annoyed.They werentworking atall andI wasentirely frustratedwith them.I dontrecall howI closedthe rehearsal,but Imsure thewords Ichose werenot wordsthat wouldlift theirspirits but rather satisfymy selfishneed topunish themfor theirlack ofteamwork.The momentI saidgoodbye tothestudents,Lisa,averyshy andreserved freshmangirl,made apath straighttoward me.She lookedme rightintheeye andsaid,I hateyou!I wastaken abackand frightenedby thepassion andhonesty inher voice.Though entirelyshocked»Iwassomehow ableto collectmyself andstay calm.I lookedher rightintheeye andsaid Wellthatsashame,because Ireally LIKEyou/She didntreact,butratherstormed away,her angerunchanged.Months later,we hadthe occasionto speakin private.Lisa askedif Iremembered thetime shetold methat shehated me.How couldI forgetShe wentontoadmit quiteopenly andhonestly thatit washerself,not me,that shehated.The momentgot heavyand shebegan totell meof herfear andpressure whenstanding onthe stage.She believedthatnomatter howwell sheprepared,she wouldperform terriblyonthestage.I becameaware thatshe hadserious stagefright.I talkedto herpatiently andsincerely,hoping tohelp herbuild theconfidence.注意
1.续写词数应为150左右；
2.开头已给出The daybefore thecontest,she waspractising forthe singingcompetition alone.The nextmorning,surprisingly,Lisa showedup ontime.。
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