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6月21日英语周考试卷答案
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阅读理解:DBA ACBC ACBC BBAC CBADF
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参考范文
New Life for Old Items
Have you ever thrown away something old without a second thought?Last week,our school's creative event,
"New Life for Old Items",completely changed my mind.
Students turned used glass bottles into lovely vases,old jeans into fashionable bags,and cardboard boxes into
practical storage.Everyone was amazed at how much creativity could do.From this activity,I learned that waste
can be treasure if we use our imagination.I also became more aware of environmental protection.
It felt wonderful to create something useful with my own hands.This event inspired me to look at old items in
a new way-and I believe small actions truly make a big difference.
读后续写:
Inspired by the book,I made two simple but clear rules for our family dinner.Looking directly into my
brother's eyes,I explained the rules patiently,"First,put away your smartphone during meals.Second,we share
one thing from our day,whether it's a happy moment or a small trouble."He lowered his head and twisted his
fingers for a second,and then looked up at me with a reluctant but obedient smile."Fine,I'll try,"he mumbled.I
smiled and patted his arm lightly,hoping to ease his nervousness.Then I began to share my own day casually,
taking the lead io siari our conversation.
Surprisingly,amazing changes gradually took place in our family.The cold silence that once hung over the
dinner table was replaced by soft chats and occasional laughter.Wearing a proud.smile,my brother opened up a
little bit more,talking about how he played with classmates during breaks,and how he managed to complete the
robot project.Without smartphones during meals,my brother and I started to exchange interesting stories.These
small changes made me realize that family warmth lies in sincere communication,and the distance between us was
gradually narrowed,bringing back the warm and harmonious atmosphere we once lost.6月21日英语凋考试卷
命题:庹明锋审题:程鹏
第一部分听力(共两节,满分30分)
注意:回答听力部分时,请先将答案标在试卷上。听力部分结束前,你将有两分钟的时间将试
卷上的答案转涂到答题卡上。
第一节(共5小题;每小题1.5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。每段对话读两遍。
1.What will the man probably da next?
A.Fix his flat tire.
B.Ask Ben for direction.
C.Check the yard for a bike.
2.What does the woman mean?
A.Shc docsn't want to cook.
B.She isn't that hungry.
C.She hasn't finished her work.
3.Why did the man buy the lemon tree?
A.To produce fruit.
B.To purify the air.
C.To decorate his room.
4.What do we know about Mrs.Black?
A.She's from Germany.
B.She has a British accent.
C.She taught science before.
5.What is the man's suggestion?
A.Chat online.
B.Send an email.
C.Make a phone call.
第二节(共15小题;每小题1.5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,并标在试卷的相应位置。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。
听下面一段对话,回答第6-7题。
6.What has changed the man's views on sports?
A.The need to stay fit.
B.A soccer game experience.C.A coach's encouragement.
7.Which sport has the man mainly been playing recently?
A.Tennis.
B.Soccer.
C.Baseball.
昕下面一段对话,回答第8-10题。
8.What is the woman's weekend plan?
A.To go on an outing.
B.To watch the sunset.
C.To read a new book.
9.What does the man advise the woman to bring?
A.Some snacks.
B.A light jackct.
C.A picnic blanket.
10.What does the man agree to do?
A.Pick the woman up.
B.Bring an airplane model.C.Join the woman.
听下面一段对话,回答第11-13题。
11.Where does Sally want to go?
A.The zoo.
B.The London Eye.
C.The Covent Garden.
12.What is Billy interested in?
A.Operas.
B.Boats
C.Paintings.
13 What is the probable relationship between the speakers?
A.Husband and wife.
B.Guide and tourist.
C.Father and daughter.
跅下面一段对话,回答第14-17题。
14.What is the woman doing?
A.Ilesting a program.
B.Testing a new tool.
C.Conducting a survey.
15.why are the scientists developing the tool?
A.To prevent accidents from happening.
B.To help the blind see again.
C.To treat near-sightedness.
16.What is inside the glasses?
A.A video camera.
B.A special picture.
C.A computer ehip.
17.What does the man say about the tool?
A.It's perfect.
B.It's affordable.
C.It's life-changing.
听下面一段独白,回答第18-20题。
18.What is the speaker mainly talking about?
A.The joy of performing at a festival.
B.Efforts behind organizing a festival.
C.Measures to improve music education.
19.What is the first step after planning with the teacher?
A.Contacting relevant teams.
B.Testing the sound equipment.
C Detailing the event schedule.
20.What does the speaker consider as the hardest part?
A.Setting all the preparations.
B.Cleaning up quickly after the event.
C.Making sure the event goes as planned.
第二部分阅读理解(共两节,满分40分)
第一节(共15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
If you are an art enthusiast for in-depth Western fine arts spanning centuries,the city's annual art
festival presents four distinctive cxhibitions covering classical,impressionist,modern and sculptural arts.All
feature exclusive collections,themed lectures and visitor guidelines,with great differences in opening
periods,ticket policies and viewing rules.
Renaissance Humanism Masterpieces
Centered on 14th-16th-century European humanism,this exhibition displays nearly 90 authentic
European paintings and sculptures,showing art's shift from religious dominance to human-focused creation.
Professional lectures are available on weekday afternoons,and video interpretation is offered only on
weekends.General admission.is $14 per adult.Only postgraduate stuaents with valid certificates enjoy free3
entry while undergraduares get no discount.Flash photography and close viewing of fragile oil paintings are
strictly banned.The exhibition runs from May 8 to June 18.
Impressionism:Light and Instant Vision
Abandoning rigid academic painting styles,this exhibition showcases classic works by Monet,Renoir
and Degas,capturing transient natural light and real-life scenes.It provides free three-language audie gurdes
and weekly Saturday art salons for visitors.Tickets cost $12 for adults,with 50%off for seniors over.65
Notably smce oftnne tickets are unavailable in peak seasons,advance online reservation is compulsory.The
exhibition lasts from May 12 to July 8.
Avant-garde Modern Art Exhibition
This exhibition highlights early 20th-century artistic innovations,presenting abstract paintings,surreal
installations and experimental sculptures by Picasso and Matisse,reflecting resistance to traditional aesthetic
rules.A family package (two adults+one teenager under 18)costs $38,while a single adult ticket is $16.
Groups of over ten visitors get an extra 10%discount,and online reservation is mandatory for all group
visits.It is open from June 5 to July 28.
Western Sculpture Evolution Showcase
It traces the evolution of Western sculpture from ancient Greek classics to 18th-century neoclassical
pieces made of marble,bronze and pottery.A hands-on interactive area is open to teenagers,though touching
original artworks is forbidden.Tickets are $9 for adults,free for under-12 children and half-priced for
middle school students.It extends opening hours to 9 p.m.every Friday and Saturday,running from May 18
to July 2.
21.Which of the following can enjoy free admission to the Renaissance exhibition?
A.A retired art teacher aged 68
B.An undergraduate majoring in fine arts
C A 10-year-old child interested in sculpture
D.A postgraduate with a valid student certificate
22.What is a special requirement for visiting the Impressionism exhibition?
A.Obtaining a three-language audio guide in advance
B.Booking tickcts online during pcak scasons
C.Attending weekly art salons on weekends
D.Ayoiding taking any form of photos
23.What can we learn about the four exhibitions from the text?
A.Teenagers can have interactive experiences in the Sculpture exhibition.
B.The Renaissance exhibition provides dany on-site lectures.
C.All exhibitions offer prererential policies for students.
D.The Modern Art exhibition has the longest duration.
B
Born in Guizhou Province in 1995,Zhao Jiaju is a top professional trail runner in China.He did not
step into the field of trail running until 2017,starting his sports career at a relatively late age compared with
most professional athletes.
With extraordinary perseverance and continuous hard training,Zhao Jiaju made rapid progress in a
short time.Since 2018,he has won numerous championships in domestic and international extreme
cross-country races.He once achieved four consecutive championships in the Spartan Super and Beast
Races,becoming the first Chinese champion of the Spartan Super Race.In addition.he claimed the
champion of the 171-kilometer group of the UTMB Cross-Country Race for two successve crmes and won
the men's 100-mile group championship of the Mount Fuji Trail Running Race in 2023.
As one of the most outstanding trail runners in Asia,Zhao Jiaju ranks first in Asia in the 100-mile group
score released by the International Trail Running Association (ITRA).IIe also got the second place in the
400-kilometer Eight Hundred Sand Flats Extreme Race,breaking many domestic records of
ultra-long-distance cross-country running.
Ultra-trail running is an extremely tough sport that tests not only physical strength but also willpower.
Facing complex terrains,sudden bad weather and extreme physical exhaustien in every race,Zhao Jiaju
never gives up.His persistent spirit and outstanding competitive performance have won him wide
recognition in the international trail running circle,and he is honored as"the No.I trail runner in Asia".
24.What special honor does Zhao Jiaju have in Spartan Races?
A.He is the first Chinese champion of the Snartan Super Race
B.He has won five consecutive Spartan Kace championships
C.He once won the second place in the Spartan Beast Race
D.He is the only Asian player to join the Spartan Races
25.Which race did Zhao Jiaju win in 2023?
A.The UTMB 171-kilometer group race
B.The Eight Hundred Sand Flats Extreme Race
C.The Mount Fuji Trail Running Racc's 100-mile group
D.The domestic 100-kilometer cross-country race
26.What can we infer about ultra-trail running from the text?
A.It only requires athletes to have strong physical strength
B.It is a challenging sport full of difficulties
C.Its races are always held in fine weather
D.Few people take part in this sport in Asia
27.What is the main idea of the text?
A.The development of ultra-trail running in China
B.The basic rules of international cross-country races
C.The growth experience and achievements of Zhao Jiaju
D.The introduction of world-famous trail running events
c
Thanks to Spielberg's 1975 popular film Jaws,the great white ishark has become a symbol of people's
fear.As one of the most well-known kinds of sharks,great white sharks are indeed huge creatures with
strong muscles and sharp teeth.However,there is far more to know about great white sharks,and even all
sharks,than the narrow image of dangerous man-eating animals shown in the movie.
All sharks belong to a special group of fish that also includes flat fish and ray fish.Unlike common fish,
sharks have skeletons made of cartilage,the same soft and light material that forms human ears and noses 8
This special skeleton makes snarks light enough to swim fast through seawater.Besides,their bodies are
pointed and smooth in shape,with sharp fins and powerful tails,perfectly suited for fast movement and
long-distance travel in the ocean.
Various kinds of sharks live in oceans all over the world,ranging from huge fierce hunters to tiny fish
living on the seabed.Based on their body shapes and biological features,sharks are divided into eight main
groups.The great white shark belongs to a group called mackerel sharks.Sharks in this group,including
basking sharks,sand tiger sharks and mako sharks,look large and violent.They share common features:
their mouths stretch behind their eyes,they have two back fins without sharp spines,and there are five
breathing holes on each side of their heads.
Every part of a shark's body serves its hunting ability.Even their skin is specially adapted for survival.
The skin is covered with special small scales,which can reduce water resistance greatly and help sharks
move more smoothly and swiftly in the ocean.
Sharks have survived in most ocean areas on Earth for millions of years,and different shark kinds have
developed unique skills to adapt to their living environment.For example,hammerhead sharks have a
special hammer-shaped head,which helps them casuy spot their favorite food-ray fish-hiding in sand
on the seabed.Blue sharks have special structures on their breathing holes called gill rakers.These structures
work like fine nets,stopping,small prey from escaping through the breathing holes.Since food can be
extremely scarce in the open ocean,every small prey is valuable and cannot be misscd.
28.W hat can we learn about sharks'cartilage skclctons?
A.They enable sharks to swim fast.
B.They are hard and solid in textuire
C.They differ greatly from human ear structures.D.They change shapes with sharks'movement.
29.Which feature belongs to mackerel sharks?
A.They feed mainly on seabed plants.
B They have no breathing holes on their heads.
C.Their mouth positions are behind their eyes.
D.Their back fins are equipped with sharp spines.
30.What can be inferred from the last paragraph?
A.Hammerhead sharks'heads help them hide from enemies.
B.Gill rakers help blue sharks lock in tiny food resources.
C.Most ocean areas lack food for large shark species.
D.All sharks have the same adaptivc skills for survival.
31.What is the best title for the text?
A.The Unique Living Habits of White Sharks
B.How Sharks Adapt to Ocean Environment
C.Beyond the Movie Image:Facts about Sharks D.Different Types of Sharks in Global Oceans
D
Many people tend to underestimate science fiction.They regard it as meaningless entertainment
centered on spacecraft and alien wars,believing it to be merely imaginary tales with no connection with
serious literature and real life.Such narrow opinions ignore the dual essence of this literary style.On one
hand,it is based on scientific reasoning;on the other hand,it constantly reflects on human beings'survival
problemns.This makes science fiction a special tool to examine modern human society.
Typical hard science fiction,represented by the works of Arthur C.Clarke and Liu Cixin,bases its
creativity on existing natural laws rather than random supernatural imagination.Many innovative
technological ideas first appeared in science fiction books.For example,the design of early submarines was
inspired by 20,000 Leagues Under the Sea written by Jules Verne.Besides,the wireless video
communication described in sci-fi works decades ago has become a common part of our daily life in the
form of video calls.These literary imaginauons are not accurate scientific predictions,out they broaden
scientists'thinking and encourage them to carry out practical technological research.Without the restriction
of scientific rules,science fiction will turn into simple fairy tales,which are no different from fantasy stories
involving magic and spells.
However,scientific knowledge is never the core of science fiction.As early as Mary Shelley's
Frankenstein,the work has discussed the ethical problems of artificial life.Classic dystopian works like
1984 and Fahrenheit 451 warn people of the dangers of extreme authoritarian monitoring and the
suppression of free thought.Excellent seience fiction pays more attention to humanistic thinking than
technological descriptions.Writers create imaginary future societies changed by advanced technology,
allowing readers to discover the hidden snortcomings of current social rules.Nowadays,with the wide
application of artificial intelligence,gene editing and private space development,the concerns described in
old sci-fi works have turned from fictional stories into urgent real-world ethical problems.
Researchers have noticed an obvious change in mainstream science fiction after the mid-20th century.
The positive expectation for technological progress in the golden,age of sci-fi has gradually disappeared.
Instead,modern works are more cautious and critical of the abuse ot tecnnofogy and the possible collapse of
human civilization.This change reflects people's increasing worries during the rapid development of
industry and digital technology,which proves that science fiction is closely linked with social progress.
In short,high-quality science fiction combines scientific rationality and humanistic depth perfectly.It
neither blindly praises technological development nor completely refuses scientific innovation.On the
contrary,it helps people treat technological progress rationally and face the moral problems brought by
innovation.
32.What does the author stress about hard science fiction in Paragraph 2?
A.It creates totally new technological theortes for scientists.
B.Its imagination is bounded by objective natural laws.
C.It has successfully predicted most modern high-tech devices.
D.It differs from fantasy hovels in its rich creative plots.
33.We ean infer from Paragraph 3.that outstanding sci-fi works
A.focus solely on the etnical issues of aruficrat life
B.expose potential social drawbacks via fictionab future settings
C.resorve real moral problems brought by new tecnnoiogies
D.attach less importance to technological progress than social rules
34.Which of the following best explains the underlined word "abuse"in Paragraph 4?
A.Improper application
B.Rapid update
C.Complete abandonment
D.Blind innovation
35.What is the fundamental reason for the shift of mainstream sci-fi's tone after the mid-20th century?
A.The conapse of human civilization in modern society
B.The fading of the Golden Age of science fiction
C.People's growing anxiety amid rapid social technological changes
D.The etergenee of various serious ethical csputes
第二节(共5小题;每小题2.5分,满分12.5分)
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。选项中有两项为多余选项。
Post-Traumatic Stress Disorder(PTSD)is a mental health problem that occurs after people experience
or see a terrible event.It used to be closely connected with war soldiers,but it can happen to anyone.
36.
People with PTSD show clear signs in different ways.One common sign is unwanted flashbacks of the
terrible event.37.
Besides,they often avoid people,places or activities that remind them of the
trauma.As time goes by,they may feel cut off from family and friends and lose interest in things they once
enjoyed.
38.
_Many patients blame themselves for what happened,which leads to strong feelings of
guilt.They also stay extremely alert all day iong,always on guard for possible danger.This state makes it
hard for them to relax or sleep well at night.
For years,PTSD was misunderstood as a sign of personal weakness.39.
Experts now contirm
that it results from physical changes inside the brain after huge stress.Therefore,it is a medical condition
rather than a character fault.
Thankfully,PTSD can be treated effectively.Psychotherapy is the most common choice.Professional
therapists help patients face bad memories safely.40._With proper treatment and support,most
sufferers can recover and return to normal life step by step.
A.Negative thoughts and feelings are also typical symptoms
B.They suddenly feel as if the painful experience is happening again
C.Natural disasters and serious accidents can also cause PTSD.
D.As a result,many patients chose to hide their pain instead of seeking help.
B Some patients choose to stay alone to keep away from social pressure.
F They teach useful skills to control fear and reduce uncomfortable feelings.
G.It is necessary to keep away from things that cause bad memories.
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,从每题所给的A、B、CP四个选项中选出最佳选项。
In a crowded residential community,people from diverse backgrounds live side by side,yet many
choose to-merely tolerate one another rather than truly 41.
Each household has its own habits
and rhythms,and trival difterences onen pecome invisible barriers that 42.
mutual
understanding.I once thought harmony was the 43.
of complete similarity,until an ordinary
neighbor changea my argld perception.
The elderly coupte iiving opposite my door were always 44.
by others.They got up early
to water flowers and sweep the corridor,and their soft musie occasionally drifted out in the morning.Some
neighbors complained that the minor noise would 45.
their rest,and even whispered that their
behaviors were inrentionally disturbing others.Faced with subtle 46.
the old couple never
argued or complained Instead,they adjusted their schedule quietly,lowered the volume of the musie,and
kept the publie corridor extraordinarily 47.
What struck me most was a rainy evening.I hurried home with wet clothes,only to find my doormat
missing.Feeling annoyed and confused,I was about to 48.
a complaint,when the elderly
hostess walked over with my clean and dry doormat in hand.She explained that she had noficed the mat was
soaked py rain,so sne took it m to 49.
it,In that moment,my previous prejudice completely 50.
We tend to take differences for conflicts and turn trivial 51.
into disaffeetion.We always
expect others to cater to our preferences,yet rarely learn to 52.
and accommodate diversity.
True interpersonal harmony never comes from forcing everyone to be identicaL but from mutual respect and
voluntary compromise.It is not the 53.
of contradictions,but the wisdom to resolve them with
kindness.
Living in a community is a subtie practice of coexistence.Every tolerance,every understanding and
every modest concession can melt the ice of alienation.Small kindnesses can 54.
warm bonds
between strangers.Harmony among people is never an unattainable ideal,but a choice we make in daily
trivialities.It is the most precious 55.
hidden in ordinary life:
41.A.accompany
B.follow
C.embrace
D.imitate
42.A.block
B.assist
C.promote
D.reflect
43.A.symbol
B.guarantee
C.premise
D.result
44.A.misunderstood
B.admired
C.observed
D.respected
45.A.occupy
B.interrupt
C.spare
D.reward
46.A.judgment
B.praise
C.reward
D.support
47.A.messy
B.silent
C.tidy
D.noisy
48.A.dismiss
B.withdraw
C.launch
D.abandon
49.A.dry
B.repair
C.replace
D.decorate
50.A.emerged
B.faded
C.strengthened
D.accumulated
51.A,agreements
B.coincidences
C.misunderstandings
D agreements
52.A.ignore
B.resist
C.tolerate
D.deny
53.A.elimination
B.existence
C.awareness
D.acceptance
54.A.break
B.establish
C.weaken
D.ruin
55.A.illusion
B.fortune
C.dilemma
D.regret
第二节(共10小题,每小题1.5分,共15分)
阅读下面短文,从每题所给的A、B、C、D四个选项中选出最佳选项。
Athletic apparel brand lululemon brought its signature yoga festival to Shanghai's North Bund on
Saturday,welcoming nearly 1,300 enthusiasts to the North Bund International Passenger Center for group
practice and 56.
themed light show along the Huangpu River.
57.
(set)against the iconic Bund skyline-a symbol of East-West cultural exchange and
58.
(open)that nrrors yogas inciusive spirit-59.
_parucipant)stretched,moved
and breathed in line 60
the riverside breeze and the sounds of passing ferries on the Huangpu
River.
61
night fell.Jululemon unveiled a large-scale light show inspired by its community
collectives,62.
puilt around the themes of "breathe","stretch"and "flow".The projections
63.
Jight)up several landmark structures along the skyline including the Shanghai Oriental
Pearl TV Tower.
As the first brand 64.(stagc)a holographic projection at the Grand Halls,lululcmon
designed the light show to encourage eity dwellers to pause amid the fast pace of daily life and reconnect
with the mindful power of yoga.
The brand also showcased its new 2026 Yoga collection 65.
feature)its signature Num
fabrie,alongside interactive experiences such as body painting and hair braiding.
第四部分写作(共两节,满分35分)
第一节(满分15分)
假定你是李华。你校上周举办了以New Life for Old Items为主题的创意活动。请你给校报英语档
目投稿,介绍本次活动,
内容包括:1、活动的主要内容。2.你的收获与感受。
注意:1.写作词数应为80个左右。2.请在答题卡的相应位置作答。
New Life for Old Items
第二节(满分25分)
It was a cold,rainy Tuesday evening in our small suburban home.The smell of mom's braised pork
filled the kitchen,but the dinner tablc felt as chilly as the weather outside.My 14-year-old brether,Ethan.
dragged his schoolbag to the chair,siumping down and immediately grabbing his smartphone,his eyes glued
to a cartoon before he even took a bite.
As the eldest sister,I'd been desperate to connect with him,to know more about his middle school life
and the thoughts he kept locked away.Every night at dinner,I tried every way to strike up:a conversation.I
asked about his math tests,his soccer practice,the little things that made him laugh or frustrated him.
"Did anything fun happen at school today2"I asked gently,pushing a plate of vegetables toward him.
"Nothing much!"he mumored.shrugging nis shoulders without looking up.
I tried again,focusing on his favorite hobby."How's your robot project going?You'vebeen staying.up
late working on it,right?"
He only whispered,“OK.”
No matter how hard I tried,all my sincere efforts only got short,.cold answers:“Good”“Yeah,”“Fine.”
Not a single detailed sentence,not a single glance my way.Our communication stayed shallow,and the
dinner table was often filled with embarrassing silence that made me feel helpless.To make matters worse,
Ethan was always glued to his screen,ignoring our calls even when mom urged him to eat more.
I was determined to find a way to bring back the warmth of our family meals.One weekend,while
browsing the bookstore downtown,I came across a useful book about family commumication.It offered
many practical,creative ideas to encourage deep,meaningful talks among family members.These ideas
instantly gave me hope to rebuild our warm family dinners.
注意:
1.续写词数应为150左右;
2.请按如下格式在答题卡的相应位置作答。
Inspired by the book,I made two simple but clear rules for our family dinner.
Surprisingly,amazing changes gradually took place in our family.