2020届江苏省连云港市高三下学期第一次调研
英 语 试 卷
注意事项
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1.本试卷共12页,包含第I卷（选择题）和第Ⅱ卷（非选择题）两部分，共120分。
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第I卷（三部分，共85分）
第一部分听力（共两节，满分20分）
第一节听下面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，并标在试卷的相应位置。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. Who is the woman talking with?
A.Her brother. B. Carl's brother. C. Her teacher.
2. How much money did the speakers raise this year?
A.Two hundred dollars.
B.Three hundred dollars.
C.Four hundred dollars.
3.What does the man want to know?
A.Where the sign-up sheet is.
B.When he can take the field trip.
C.Whether the woman will go on the field trip.
4. Which gate should the woman go to?
A.F56. B. B5. C. C34.
5. What will the man probably do tomorrow?
A.Stay alone.
B.Go on a school outing.
C.Relax with the woman,
第二节听下面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三个选项中选岀最佳选项，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。
听第6段材料，回答第6、7题。
6.What does the man want to reserve?
A. Business suites. B. Double rooms. C. Single rooms.
7. When will the man check in?
A. On the 16th. B. On the 19th. C. On the 23rd.
听第7段材料，回答第8、9题。
8. What kind of movie is The Space Between Us?
A. A romantic movie. B. An action movie. C. A kids' movie.
9. When will the speakers see a movie today?
A. At 12：00. B. At 2：3O. C. At 7：30.
听第8段材料，回答第10至12题。
10. What color did Stella use in the middle of the picture?
A. Purple. B. Orange. C. Green.
11. Who might Donald be?
A. Stella's cat. B. Stella's brother. C. Stella's uncle.
12. What will Stella do next?
A. Draw a mouse. B. Buy some flowers. C. Write some words.
听第9段材料，回答第13至16题。
13. What is wrong with Steven?
A. He has sleep problems. B. He has the flu.
C. He has a fever.
14. What does the woman advise Steven to do?
A.Go to the doctor immediately.
B.Get a group medical plan.
C.Have a day of rest.
15. When does the conversation take place?
A. On Monday. B. On Tuesday. C. On Wednesday.
16. What will the woman probably do next?
A.Buy some medicine.
B.Look something up on her phone.
C.Call the doctor's office for an appointment.
听第10段材料，回答第17至20题。
17. How tall is the Burj Khalifa?
A. 828 meters tall. B. 304 meters tall. C. 162 meters tall.
18. When was the Burj Khalifa officially opened?
A. In 2004. B. In 2009. C. In 2010.
19. Who designed the Burj Khalifa?
A. Bill Baker. B. Adrian Smith. C. Armani.
20. What will the speaker do next?
A.Take a break.
B.Go to another scenic spot.
C.Visit the inside of the Burj Khalifa.
第二部分英语知识运用（共两节，满分35分）
第一节单项填空（共15小題;每小題1分，满分15分）
请认真阅读下面各题，从题中所给的A、B、C、D四个选项中，最佳选项，并在答题卡上将该项涂黑。
21. ——Anything wrong, Janet? You have been silent for a long time.
—Oh, I about tomorrow's test. I still have two units to
review.
A. just thought B. have just thought
C. had just thought D. was just thinking
22. —Have you fixed to have the concert?
—Yes, a lecture hall that can hold an audience of about 2000.
A. what B. which C. when D. where
23. The coming World Cup should be a real for football-lovers,when they can enjoy many close matches.
A. challenge B. feast C. platform D. occasion
24. —How I wish I had watched the football match last night.
—If so, today's examination a total disaster.
A. is B. was
C. would be D. would have been
25. With some business partners us, our company achievedtremendous achievements.
A. to support B. supporting
C. supported D. being supported
26. A community of shared future for mankind our government is around the world will benefit everyone on the earth.
A. processing B. producing
C. providing D. promoting
27. His private museum together with his art collections to thecountry as a gift.
A. has offered B. have offered
C. is offered D. arc offered
28.We strongly condemn the US for the arrests of its innocentcommercial opponents.
A. earnest B. arbitrary C. flexible D. reluctant
29.While square dance disturbs residents, it should not be banned, but to certain areas and certain periods.
A. limited B. limiting C. to limit D. to be limited
30. I'm sorry, but I let you down again in the test.
-Don't take it too hard. Your English is really well.
A. coming on B. working on C. catching on D. taking on
31. We live in the age of distraction, we can be disturbed by allof kinds of useless and false information.
A. which B. what C. when D. where
32. It is easy to misunderstand the meaning of an idiom you knowthe meanings of its separate words.
A. unless B. until C. even if D. only if
33. Some western countries tried to take* advantage of thesituation of Hong Kong to take control of China.
A. in vain B. in person C. in reality D. in relief
34. Jane is going to drive to Nanjing, but I would rather she thetrain there with us.
A. will take B. would take C. took D. had taken
35. —Can I bring Alan to the birthday party tonight?
— . Il's great fun to have more people.
A. That's all right B. By all means
C. With pleasure D. My pleasure
第二节完形填空（共20小题;每小题1分，满分20分）
请认真阅读下面短文，从短文后各题所给的A、B、C、D四个选项中，最佳选项,并在答题卡上将该项涂黑。
When I was 27,1 was also something of a 36 . I found it difficult to form close relationships. That was the reason I'd developed a career in 37 . I liked being in the woods because it meant I didn't have to 38other
people.
One day, when I was working on a pine tree I fell in an upright position. I entered a state of half-life, 39 able to comprehend what was going on around me.
At hospital, I learned that my back was shattered （损坏）and that 40 .1 regained sensation（知觉）in my legs within three weeks, I neverwould. Well* I _41_ did. I had to accept the fact I'd never 42 again. Spending six months in hospital really brought home to me how few 43I had—people in the beds around me seemed to have 44 streams of visitors.
Back at home, every outing was a major 45 and 1 struggled to accept my situation. I realised I needed a（n）46, something to stop mefrom dwelling on（细想某事）my condition. The focus was more about self- esteem. 47, despite everything that had gone wrong in my life,
Christmas trees still 48 me of a time in my childhood that genuinely did feel special.
I sold my old house and bought another with some 49 attached. I planted my first trees straight away. I started to take pleasure in every50 of a tree's growth. When they're planted, I think of them as51 . Then, when they're about 4ft high, they reach their pre- adolescence―they begin to look like Christmas trees, and that's when we start to 52 them.
More than 20 years later I have more than 30 acres of trees and sell thousands every Christmas. Local people help with the 53 and harvesting. I simply wouldn't have this without them. It's helped me learn the value of 54 and friendship. At last, I no longer have the 55 to escape to the woods.
C.
rebel
D.
explorer
36.
A.
winner
B.
loner
37.
A.
farming
B.
education
C.
forestry
D.
engineering
38.
A.
deal with
B.
submit to
C.
rely on
D.
make up
39.
A.
actually
B.
surprisingly
C.
barely
D.
luckily
40.
A.
if
B.
once
C.
before
D.
unless
41.
A.
never
B.
finally,
C.
slowly
D.
sometimes
42.
A.
speak
B.
see
C.
hear
D.
walk
43.
A.
friends
B.
relatives
C.
children
D.
doctors
44.
A.
rare
B.
slow
C.
constant
D.
occasional
45.
A.
breakthrough
B.
challenge
C.
achievement
D.
milestone
46.
A.
support
B.
donation
C.
inspiration
D.
focus
47.
A.
Otherwise
B.
Instead
C.
Besides
D.
Thus
48.
A.
reminded
B.
warned
C.
convinced
D.
accused
49.
A.
ponds
B.
sand
C.
land
D.
flowers
50.
A.
report
B. stage
C.
research
D.
opinion
51.
A.
strangers
B. lovers
C.
companions
D.
babies
52.
A.
sell
B. cut
C.
understand
D.
appreciate
53.
A.
marketing
B. experimenting C.
researching
D.
planting
54.
A.
cooperation
B. motivation
C.
enthusiasm
D.
confidence
55.
A.
chance
B. pressure
C.
urge
D.
ability
第三部分阅读理解（共15小題;每小题2分，满分30分）
请认真阅读下列短文，从短文后各题所给的A、B、C、D四个选项中，最佳选项，并在答题卡上将该项涂黑。
A
About Beasts Of London
It's hard to- imagine a time when animals
roamed freely in the city we know today, but
Londoners once lived side-by-side with all kinds of
animals. From exotic beasts imported from all over
the world to the humble pigeon, from the majestic
lion to pesky fleas. Beasts of London will present a time when a multitude （众多）of creatures inhabited the city.
Begin your journey before London was created and be guided through to the present day by the animals themselves. Hear the story of the capital from their perspective as they highlight iconic(代表性的）moments in its history, such as the arrival of the Romans and the Plague. Working with the Guildhall School of Music Drama, Beasts of London will be a fully interactive digital installation using video projection mapping.
Important Information
* Please arrive at your booked time as we may not be able to accommodate latecomers （subject to availability）. Due to limited space, entry into Beasts of London will be controlled.
*Food, drink, and photography are not permitted in Beasts of London.
*You and your belongings may be searched upon entry.
* Please note we are unable to allow over-sized luggage into the museum. We have lockers on-site which are big enough to take cabin sized luggage (24 cm x 37cm x 43cm） and cost £1 to use.
56. The attraction of Beasts Of London lies in the fact that it .
A.employs animal as its tourist guides
B.relates the life of earlier London settlers
C.exhibits various animals of different times
D.combines imagination and technical innovation
57. It can be learned from the passage that .
A.visitors can arrive at their convenient time
B.taking photos is allowed in Beasts of London
C.Beasts of London conducts visitor and bag searches
D.lockers are available for luggage without extra charges
B
A Patient Hopes Gene-Editing Can Help With Pain Of Sickle Cell Disease
Victoria Gray slides open a closet door, pulls out a suitcase and startspacking piles of clothes.
"My goodness," says Gray. "Did I really bring all this?"
Gray, who has sickle cell disease, is the first patient with a genetic disorder whom doctors in the United States have tried to treat using the powerful gene-editing technique CRISPR.
Today, Gray is getting ready to finally go home to Forest. Miss., after months away from her four children so she could undergo the experimental treatment, which involves infusions of genetically modified bone marrow cells.
"I'm very excited,” says Gray, who has been living in a temporary apartment in Nashville, Tenn., for several weeks since getting discharged from the nearby TriStar Centennial Medical Center. "I know it's going to be emotional for me. I miss the hugs and the kisses and just everything. ”
As a baby, Gray was diagnosed with sickle cell disease, which causes bouts of excruciating pain.
The disease is caused by a genetic defect that turns red blood cells into hard, sticky, sickle-shaped cells that don't carry oxygen well, clog the bloodstream, damage organs and cause torturous bouts of pain.
"The pain is excruciating. It's like being in a car accident and having lightning in your chest. It's a pain that makes a grown woman like me scream," Gray says. "It's an overwhelming pain."
Like many sickle cell patients, Victoria had to drop out of school, quit work and spend weeks in the hospital away from her family. Since many sickle cell patients don't survive past their 40s, Gray worries whether she'll live to see her children grow up. She just turned 34. But Gray has hope now, because in July doctors infused billions of her own bone marrow cells back into her body, after editing them with CRISPR.
Scientists used CRISPR to modify a gene in the cells to make them produce fetal hemoglobin, a protein that babies usually stop making shortly after birth. The hope is that the protein produced through the gene-editing treatment will give sickle cell patients like Gray healthy red blood cells.
CRISPR enables scientists to make very precise changes in DNA, raising hopes that the technique will lead to new ways to prevent and treat many diseases.
The sickle cell study is part of a wave of studies that are moving CRISPR out of the lab and into the clinic.
Doctors are also trying to use CRISPR to treat cancer. Most of those studies are underway in China. But three patients have been treated for cancer in a CRISPR study at the University of Pennsylvania in Philadelphia, and another study recently started recruiting cancer patients in the U. S. and Australia.
58.Why did Gray receive CTISPR treatment?
A.Because she missed her four children.
B.Because she wanted to do an experiment.
C.Because she developed a sickle cell disease.
D.Because she had genetically-modified bones.
59. It can be learned from the passage that .
A.CRISPR has been successfully used in treating cancer
B.CRISPR isstill at its experimental stage in the labs
C.protein produced through CRISPR gives patients red cells
D.Sickle Cell patients stop making Fetal hemoglobin after birth
60. The author seems to believe the CRISPR is .
A.dangerous B. promising
C. ineffective D. time-consuming
C
There is no shortage of psychologists who say that in order to function in life, our "tank" of self-esteem has to be full to overflowing. Whether we like it or not. there are few "fuels" that give us as much determination, self-confidence and a sense of competence. However, we know very well that we often go through life with virtually nothing in the tank.
The famous cultural anthropologist Margaret Mead explained something very important to us. She maintains that the family is that first social group where our way of interacting determines who we are(or at least a good part of it）. Our parents are the ones who have the duty and obligation to fill our "tank" with adequate nutrients and rich components. They should ensure that there is no lack of security, affection, and attention. They should supply that vital encouragement and drive which will help us to walk through this world feeling that we are valuable people.
However, in the formation of our self-esteem, we don't always have this quality of fuel This inevitably leads us to try and discover who we are. And also to seek to repair that childhood which was lacking in so many things.
The formation of our self-esteem begins in childhood. Everything that happens in childhood has a big influence, but it doesn't completely determine who we are. One thing we know about human beings, and in particular the brain, is that our flexibility and capacity for improvement is immense（巨大的）. However,
despite this, we can't get away from the great importance of our upbringing. The quality of our interaction with those who care for us is absolutely key. They don't only provide us with food and sustenance, but also with an emotional and educational legacy.
To delve （深入探究）into these topics we would recommend the writings of Dr. Ed Tronick, an expert in child development at Harvard University. He reveals that in order to favor good self-esteem and quality care in children, we need to be emotionally connected with them. However, in much of his research he was able to show that even good parents aren't in tune with their children 40% of the time.
These findings may seem somewhat alarming to us, or we may consider them exaggerated （夸张）. However, Dr. Tronick points out something that should make us reflect. The reason why many parents do not connect 100% with the emotional needs of their children is because they do not do it with themselves either.
A parent who is full of stress, and unresolved emotional knots（结疤）, will be unconsciously sending a series of signals and information to the child. The child will subsequently absorb this information into his own life too.
On top of that, if the parents themselves don't have high self-esteem, then it will be difficult to create it in the child. If the child can't sense this foundation in the parent then they are not going to receive that same security.
61.By "nothing in the tank" in Para. 1, the author means that .
A.we don't have much money
B.our self-esteem level is very low
C.whether we like or not, fuels of life are always there.
D.life gives us determination, confidence and a sense of competence
62.The main idea of Para. 2 is .
A.the family is the first social group for children
B.parents should ensure their children are in good health
C.parents should encourage their children to learn to drive
D.the family is the primary factor in shaping children's self-esteem
63.What can we learn from the passage?
A.Parents' low self-esteem results in their children's low self-esteem.
B.What happens in childhood literally determines people's personality.
C.Good parents are always emotionally connected with their children.
D.Instead of emotional support, parents should provide kids with education.
64.What does the writer want to stress in the last paragraph?
A.Parents should deal with theirchildren strictly.
B.Parents themselves should have a high self-esteem.
C.Parents should send their children correct signals.
D.Parents should be a guardian of their children's security.
D
Multi-billionaire Robert F. Smith made headlines back in May for his pledge to pay off the student loan debt of an entire graduating college class—and now, he says that he is paying off the debt of the students' parents as well.
Smith, who is the founder and CEO of Vista Equity Partners, is collectively donating $ 34 million to the new Morehouse College Student Success Program to pay off the loans that students and parents of the class of 2019 accumulated to fund a Morehouse education.
The Morehouse Student Success Program is a scholarship, loan debt, research and educational initiative （倡议）established by the Board of Trustees as a national investment strategy to limit student loan debt
and help graduates to gain in wealth faster. Under the new initiative, Morehouse will request and accept donations made specifically to reduce or eliminate the student loan debt of Morehouse Men and their parents or guardians, thus creating an opportunity for greater financial freedom for new alumni（毕业生）and their families.
The history-making grant（授予物）from Mr. Smith, who announced his intention to make this grant when he received an honorary doctorate from Morehouse in May» will ease the financial strain on the class of 2019, the billionaire's “classmates.”The $ 34 million contribution to the Morehouse Student Success Program will benefit the new alumni by allowing them to pursue advanced degrees, start careers, and build wealthwithout being tethered （拴住）to undergraduate loan debt related to Morehouse.
"This liberation gift from Robert Smith the first of its kind to be announced at a graduation in higher education—-will be life-changing for our new Morehouse Men and their families," said David A. Thomas, the President of Morehouse College. "It is our hope that our graduates will use their newfound financial freedom to pursue their career goals, to lead and serve the community, and to remember the spirit of the gift given to them by paying it forward to support the education of future classes of Morehouse Men. ”More than 400 students, parents, and guardians of the Class of 2019 will receive Morehouse's inaugural(创始的）gift under the Student Success Program.
America's student loan debt now more than $1.5 trillion, according to the U. S. Department of Education (more than the nation's $ 1. 3 trillion in auto loan debt）—-can exacerbate the wealth gap that exists between black families facing generational poverty and other groups. Black households nationally have the lowest median net worth, falling behind Asian, white, and Latin Americans respectively, according to the U. S. Census. Economic status can impact loan repayments.
At Morehouse, the student loan debt threshold （最低限度）at graduation is between $ 35,000 and $40,000, which is higher than the average for HBCUs. According to UNCF research, HBCU graduates borrow nearly twice as much—$26, 266 on average—-as non-HBCU students. And one in four HBCU students borrows $40,000 or more to attend college.
"Morehouse's program to provide debt relief to new graduates is a fund-raising opportunity that should be studied and duplicated （复制）nationally," said Michael L. Lomax, president and CEO of the United Negro College Fund. "The impact of such a gift, particularly for minority or economically disadvantaged families’ could accelerate the growth of a more diverse and robust（健康的）middle class. "
Alumni who graduated in May or who finished their degree requirements during summer school 2019 are eligible(有条件被选中）to receive gifts in the inaugural offering from the Morehouse College Student Success Program. Their parents and guardians are also gift-eligible. All must show supporting documents to prove that loans were taken to finance a Morehouse College education and processed by Morehouse.
65. What can we learn about Robert F. Smith?
A.A CEO who once took out the student loan at Morehouse College.
B.A billionaire who has reduced some graduates' financial burden.
C.A big boss who contributed to the founding of Morehouse College.
D.A founder who has accumulated loans to fund college education.
66. The benefit of the initiative lies in the fact that .
A.graduates can land jobs more easily
B.Morehouse can produce more talents
C.guardians can make specific donations
D.alumni can achieve faster career success
67.How shouldthe graduates remember the spirit of the liberation gift?
A.By pursuing their career goals.
B.By enjoying their financial freedom.
C.By relating their loan debt to Morehouse.
D.By making donations to support future classes.
68.Which of the following best explains " exacerbate" underlined in Paragraph 6?
A. Weaken. B. Worsen. C. Identify. D. Clarify.
69.According to the passage, who might borrow least money for college education?
A. Morehouse students. B. HBCU students.
C. Non-HBCU students. D. UNCF students.
70.What might Michael L. Lomax agree with about the gift?
A.It contributes to the occurrence of a bigger middle class.
B.It is not necessarily suited to other places of the nation.
C.It applies to all Alumni who graduated in May or summer.
D. It is particularly beneficial to the middle-class families.
第II卷（两部分，共35分）
第四部分任务型阅读（共10小题;每小题1分，满分10分）
请认真阅读下列短文，并根据所读内容在文章后表格中的空格里填入一个最恰当的单词。
注意:请将答案写在答题卡上相应题号的横线上。每个空格只填1个单词。
Environmental health is a wide branch of study and theory focused on illness and conditions caused by the world around human beings. Rather than looking at health issues caused by the body, environmental health looks for causes and potential problems in the native environment. The study of environmental health usually covers the physical aspect of both the natural world and human-built surroundings. Air and water quality, climate, ultra-violet radiation, and human-created toxins （毒素）are all carefully studied with the goal of improving environmental health.
Water quality and air quality are major concerns of environmental health. Human beings need to hydrate（进行水合反应）and breathe simply to survive； if their air or water is polluted, it increases the risks to public health. Water and air can be polluted by a variety of both human and natural factors. Chemical run off from factories can easily lower air quality, but the sniffling and sneezing of millions each spring shows that pollen（花粉）can harm human health as well. By encouraging effort to clean up water and air and warning the public about potentially harmful airborne or waterborne particles, public health officials can protect or at least prepare humans in harmful conditions.
One of the biggest concerns in the study of environmental health is the effects of radiation on the population. Although it may seem that radiation is usually human-created, it is not easy to notice that the sun is an intense radio-active body that most humans expose themselves to daily. With the thinning of the ozone layer（臭氧层）allowing more ultraviolet rays to pass through the atmosphere, many experts believe that high-levels of sunexposure can be a factor in many cancers, particularly skin-related cancers. The enormous explosion in radiation-emitting electronic devices is also one of the issues experts in the field focus on, as even small increases in human exposure to radiation can-have serious or dangerous results.
Another major concern is global change to human living environments. Climate change, global warming, and loss of species diversity all can be harmful to the living conditions of humans. By working closely with scientists who study all aspects of the environment, from biologists working with endangered species re-population effort, to meteorologists studying weather changes due to global warming, public health officials can help provide services and information about global impact on the human environment.
Public health organizations such as the World Health Organization (WHO) devote much effort to understanding and improving environmental health. In daily life, humans tend to be exposed to a variety of natural and man-made conditions that can be dangerous to overall health. By providing information, public
health officials can tell the public the possible health risks caused by environmental problems. If a “wear sunscreen"ad pops up, a billboard urges water conservation, or a sewer sign reads “No Dumping— Drains to Ocean", it is likely that public health officials concerned with environmental factors have taken part.
Environmental health
Explanations of environmental health
♦ Environmental health 71. causes and potentialproblems in the native environment
♦Both the natural world and human-built surroundings 72. to the study of environmental health.
Three major 73..
of environmental health
Water quality and air quality
♦Air and water are very important to human beings because we 74. on water and air to survive.
♦Various human and natural factors may 75. to thepollution of water and air.
Radiation
♦Daily sun exposure is usually 76 , although it can
cause many cancers.
♦Radiation-emit ted by electronic devices also 77..
experts because longer exposure to radiation can have serious results.
Global change
♦ Climate change, global warming, and loss of species diversity all can harm the living conditions of humans.
♦Through close 78. with scientists, services and
information about global impact on the human environment can be provided.
79. to improve
environmental health
Some public health organizations are trying hard to 80. the public of health risks caused by environmental problems.
第五部分书面表达（满分25分）
81.请阅读下面文字，并按照要求用英语写一篇150词左右的文章。
It seems that there is a definite lack of social skills in modern teenagers. There was a time when you could look outside your living room window to see children running and playing in your yard and your neighbour's yard. Then technology brought us the Internet.
Tina is a 12-year-old girl who described herself as "needing attention and wanting to be in control". Her parents described her as extremely outgoing and enthusiastic among peers, but tending to be unaware of "social signs and signals”. Her teachers shared a similar view of Tina's troubles.
"The high school kids don't know how to handle conflict face to face because so many things happen through some sort of technology," said Melissa Ortega, a child psychologist at New York's Child Mind Institute. " Clinically, I'm seeing it in the office. I do see them checking their phones constantly. They'll use it as an avoidance strategy. ”
【写作内容】
1.用约30个单词概述上述信息的主要内容；
2.结合上述材料，简要分析青少年缺乏社交技能的原因；
3.谈谈如何提高青少年的社交技能（不少两点)
【写作要求】
1.写作过程中不能直接引用原文语句；
2.文中不可透露自己学校和姓名等信息；
3.不必写标题。
【评分标准】
内容完整，语言规范，语篇连贯，词数适当。
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