年湖北云學名校聯盟高二年級3月聯考英語試卷考試時間：年3月5日時長：分鐘試卷滿分：分注意事項：題卡上的指定位置。選擇題的作答：每小題選出答案后，用鉛筆把答題卡上對應題目的答案標號涂黑。寫在試卷、草稿紙和答題卡上的非答題區域均無效。答題卡上的非答題區域均無效。考試結束后，請將答題卡上交。第一部分聽力共兩節，滿分分)做題時，先將答案標在試卷上，錄音內容結束后，你將有兩分鐘的時間將試卷上的答案轉涂到答題卡上。第一節共5小題：每小題分，滿分分)聽下面5段對話。每段對話后有一個小題，從題中所給的、、C三個選項中選出最佳選項。聽完每段對話后，你都有秒鐘的時間來回答有關小題和閱讀下一小題。每段對話僅讀一遍。例:Howmuchistheshirt?A.￡19.15.B.￡9.18.C.￡9.15.答案是C.1Whydidthewomanstoptakingherswimminglessons?A.Becauseofthefees.B.Becauseofthetime.C.Becauseoftheservice.2.Wherearethespeakers?A.Inahotel.B.Inarestaurant.C.Inanairport.3.Whatarethespeakerstalkingabout?A.Holidayplans.B.festivals.C.Parttimejobs.4.Whoisthewomanprobably?A.Sheisateacher.B.Sheisahostess.C.Sheisamusician.5.Whatdoesthemansuggestdoing?A.Havingsomerest.B.Organizingameeting.C.Holdingsocialactivities.第二節共小題：每小題分，滿分分)第1頁/共12頁聽下面5段對話或獨白。每段對話或獨白后有幾個小題，從題中所給的、、C三個選項中選出最佳選項。聽每段對話或獨白前，你將有時間閱讀各個小題，每小題5秒鐘聽完后，各小題將給出5秒鐘的作答時間。每段對話或獨白讀兩遍。聽第6段材料，回答第、7題。6.Whatistheprobablerelationshipbetweenthespeakers?A.Schoolmates.B.Familymembers.C.Customerandwaitress.7.Whichlistshouldthedessertbechosenfrom?A.ListA.B.ListB.C.ListC.聽第7段材料，回答第8至題。8.Whycan’tthewomanjoininoutdooractivitiesthisweekend?A.Sheisoccupied.B.Sheisnotinterested.C.Sheattendshergrandparents.9.Howlongwilltheoutdooractivitieslast?A.days.B.Threedays.C.Fourdays.10.Whichactivitydoesthemanprobablyfindmostsatisfying?A.Skydiving.B.GoKarting.C.SwimmingRelay.聽第8段材料，回答第至題。WhatdoesthemanenjoyabouthislifeinSouthAmerica?A.Thehotevenings.B.Thevariedwildlife.C.Thefascinatingscenery.12.WhatdoesthemanmainlydoinSouthAmerica?A.Hesearchesforsnakes.B.Hehelpsplanttrees.C.Hemonitorstheairquality.13.Whatwouldprobablyinspirethemanmost?A.academicprizes.B.Protectingnewspecies.C.Helpingpromotescience.聽第9段材料，回答第至題。14.Whatdocsthemandoforaliving?A.He’saTVpresenter.B.He’sanoperasinger.C.He’saballetdancer.15.Howdoesthewomanfeelaboutthemandoingballet?A.Interested.B.Upset.C.16.Whydidthemanstartlearningballet?A.makefriends.B.developahobby.C.improvehisbalance.17.Howoftendoesthemantakeballetclasses?A.Onceaweek.B.aweek.C.Threetimesaweek.聽第段材料，回答第至題。18.WhatdidLiamdowhenhewasA.Hecoauthoredabook.B.Hewonaprize.C.Hewenttohighschool.19.WhenwasLiamenrolledinIcahnSchoolofMedicineatMountSinai?第2頁/共12頁A.Atage14.B.Atage16.C.Atage1820.WhatdoesLiamwanttodointhenearfuture?A.forsomejournals.B.inincdicalschools.C.indovelopingcountries.第二部分閱讀共兩節，滿分分)第一節共小題每小題分，滿分分)閱讀下列短文，從每題所給的、、、D四個選項中選出最佳選項。ADearFriendofScientificAmerican,TheastronomerwhoseresearchthrewourpreciousPlutooutoftheplanetsofoursolarsystemisseekingasubstitute.MikeBrownhopestorestoreournineplanetsystemwiththediscoveryofanotherplanet.IntheJanuaryissue,sciencewriterRobinGeorgeAndrewsdescribeshowahypotheticalorb,humorouslycalledPlanetNine,couldexplainastrangegravitationalforceintheoutersolarsystem.Severaloftendeadlyvirusesinhumanshavebeenlinkedtobats.ButwhywouldEarth’sonlyflyingmammaltransmittheattackofpathogens(病原體),andwhynow?BeijingsciencewriterJaneQiutellsofgroundbreakingresearchthatshowshowbats’uniqueimmunesystemsallowthemtocarryharmfulviruses.Recenthumandisturbanceoftheirecosystems,however,haspushedtheirimmunesystemstothebreakingpoint.Theresult?Batsarenowsheddingloadsofviruses,someofwhichhoptohumans.Ifyou’reinterestedindreaming,don’tmissthefeaturebyMichelleCarr,whoseresearchsuggestssuchdreamerscanmunicatewiththewakingworld.Usingnewtechnologies,thismunicationcouldallowscientiststoengineeraperson’sdreamsandleadtobettersleepandevenimprovedwellbeing.IhopeyouenjoytheissueasmuchasIhave!Bestwishes,JeannaBrynerActingEditorinChief1.WhatcanweknowfromJaneQiu’sdescription?A.Humanshavebroughtdamagetoecosystems.B.Deadlyvirusesinhumansareallfrombats.C.Batshavemoreadvancedimmunesystems.D.Batscansurviveinallsortsofecosystems.2.Whoseresearchcandirectlybenefithuman’shealth?A.MikeBrown.B.RobinGeorgeAndrews.C.JaneQiu.D.MichelleCarr.第3頁/共12頁3.What’sthepurposeofthisletter?A.publicizethelatestresearches.B.introducethenewestissue.C.advertiseforsubscription.D.attractreaders’attention.BOnabusymorninginMayat10am,72yearoldHanDengbuandhiswifeweregettingreadytoheadbackhomeontheirthreewheeler,orSanbengzi.“Whenweboughtit,itcostabout3,000yuan($414).usedittopickupthekidsandforfarming.Now,weuseittospraypesticidesontheseedlingsinthevillage,”Hansaid,“Justtwistthehandle,anditgoes.”InManglingtown,districtinLuoyang,Henanprovince,it’smonforeveryhouseholdtoownatleastonetricycle.Injustafewminutes,onecanseedozensoftricycleswhizzingby.Sanbengzigotitsnamefromtheactionofthedriverstandingonthepedalsofthetricycletorideonbumpyroads,appearingasiftheywerejumping.Thehumblevehicleisnowgrowinginpopularityoverseas.AChinesevideobloggerintheUnitedStatesshippedanelectrictricyclefromChinaforherThetricyclebecameaviralhit,withlocalsshootingphotosandattractedbyit.Someeventobuyit.Theiconic“reverse,pleasebecareful...”warningsoundhasechoedonforeignstreets,andcontentfeaturingthetricycleshastakenshortvideoplatformsbystorm.EvenHuaChunying,viceministerofForeignMinistry,andXieFeng,China’sambassadortotheUS,havepromotedthemonsocialmedia.Zhufeng,aleadingmanufacturerinwasoneofthefirsttobeginexportingtricycles.InuponhearingaboutthethrivingtwowheelerexportbusinessincoastalareaslikeGuangzhouinGuangdongprovince,thepanytookitstricyclestotheCantonFairtotryandentertheoverseasmarket.Atthefair,therewereonlyoneortwothreewheelermanufacturers,andbeinganexclusivesupplierhelpeditsecureforeignbuyers.Meanwhile,asenvironmentalconcernsrise,electricthreewheelers,offeringenergyefficientandlowcarbontransportation,areconsistentwiththeglobaltrendtowardlowcarbondevelopment.4.What’stheadvantageofSanbengziaccordingtoHanDengbu?AIt’secofriendly.B.It’scosteffective.C.It’shighlyefficient.D.It’seasilyoperated.5.Whatcanwelearnfromthetricycle’spopularityoverseas?A.quicklytookupforeignstreets.第4頁/共12頁B.Thevehicledeeplyimpressedthelocals.C.Socialplatformsmadetricycleseasytoaccess.D.Manypeoplewerewarnedbytheiconicsound.6.WhywasZhufengabletoattractforeignbuyers?A.Becausetheexportbusinesswasbooming.B.Becauseitcouldmassproducetricycles.C.Becausetricycleswererareatthefair.D.Becausetheenvironmentwasvalued.7.Whichcanbeasuitabletitleofthisarticle?A.Sanbengzi:ANewofB.OntheFastRoadtoGlobalSuccessC.Zhufeng:ALeadingManufacturerofD.ASolutiontoEnvironmentalIssuesCMindlesslydumpingphotosonthecloudandforgettingaboutthementirelyissomethingmanyofusareguiltyof——buttechexpertshavewarnedthemonhabitmayendupcostingusafortune.ResearchfrompCloudsuggeststheaveragepersonstoresahuge500GBofdataintheirpersonalcloudstorage,whichequals137,237pictures,andasharpleapfromadecadeago,wheretheaverageuserhad630photosand24videosstoredontheirphone.“Thinkaboutit——howmanyofthephotosonyourphonedoyouactuallylookat?”asksBrendaBeltránofHolafly.Backtwentyfiveyearsago,allourstoragewassomewhattangible.CDs,DVDs,printedimagesetc.tookupactualroominourhomes,andwhenitfeltlikewe’dcollectedtoomuchwe’dsimplygetrid.Butwithserviceslikethecloud,thatinstincthasseeminglydisappeared.“Butit’snotfree,eitherforyourwalletortheplanet,”warnsBrenda.“Datacentrestakeupalotofenergy,andwhilepanieslikeGoogleareworkingonmakingthemgreener,thevolumeofbeingstoredisincredible.”Theveryideaofpayingtoaccessyourownphotosandvideoswouldoncesoundludicrous,butthemercializationofdigitalstoragehasveryquicklybeenormalised.Mostdatastorageservicesnowchargeamonthlyfee,whichmeansyou’reforeverindebtifyouwanttokeepyourphotosandvideos.“Thistrendwillcontinue,andit’sgoingtoforcepeopletorethinkwhat’sworthkeeping,”predictsIjlal,atechexpert.JamesBore,asecurityprofessional,agreesandsaysthatmoststoragepanieshavebeenfundedforyearsby“heavyinvestments”.“Nowthatpeoplehavemuchoftheirdigitallivesstoredwiththeseplatforms,theyexpecttogettheirinvestmentback,”headded.“Thecarbonfootprintresultingfromdatastorageismainlyduetotheenergyconsumptionrequiredinpoweringthedatacentresthatstoremassivevolumesofinformation,”saidJacobKalvo,CEOofLiveProxics.“Thesecentresrelyheavilyonelectricity.”Aselectricitybeesmoreand第5頁/共12頁moreexpensive,thecostsofrunningdatacentreswillalsoincrease——onceagainputtingthefinancialimpactontotheconsumer.8.WhatcanweknowfromthefiguresinParagraph2?A.Peopletakemorephotosthanbefore.B.Mostofthephotosstoredareuseless.C.Phonesnowhavepowerfulfunctions.D.Morespaceisneededfordatastorage.9.What’sBrenda’sattitudetowardsthecloudstorageservices?A.Favourable.B.C.Critical.D.Ambiguous.10.Whatdoestheunderlinedword“ludicrous”inParagraph4probablymean?A.Ridiculous.B.Idealistic.C.Expensive.D.Unavoidable.Whatcanweinferfromthelastparagraph?A.Consumershavetorethinkstoragemethods.B.Carbonfootprintcauseslowelectricityfees.C.MoststoragepaniesmakenoprofitD.Datacenterscanprocessmassiveinformation.D—particularlyRNAvirusessuchasSARSCoV2—constantlyevolve(進化)byincreasingnewmutations(突變).Someofthesechangesareadvantageoustothevirus,allowingvariantstoescapehostimmunityandspreadrapidly.Bypredictinghowaviruswillevolve,researcherscould,intheory,designvaccinesandantiviraltreatmentsaheadoftime.Inthepast,researchershaveconductedlaboratoryexperimentstoidentifyvariants,butthesearelaboriousandtimeconsuming.Somegroupshavedevelopedexperimentsinvestigatinghowindividualmutationsavirus’sabilitytoescapedetectionbyantibodies.Theseexperimentscanexplainalargeamountofviralevolution,butnotallofit.ThearrivalofAIbasedproteinstructurepredictiontools—suchasESM2andESMFoldcreatedbyMeta(formerlyFacebook)—hasbroughtnewenergytothefield.AItoolsrequirevastamountsofdatatobeabletopredictviralevolution.ThemasssequencingofSARSCoV2,thevirusthatcausesCOVID19,hasmadethispossible,saysJumpeiIto,abioinformaticianattheUniversityofIto’sgroupisfocusingontheabilityofvariantstospreadrapidlyinapopulation,andeventuallydominatc.TherescarchersusedESM2tocreateamodelcalledCoVFit,whichistrainedon13,643SARSCoV2variantsandcanpredicttherelativefitnessofSARSCoV2variants.UsingCoVFit,therestrictedmodeltrainedusing第6頁/共12頁variantdatauptoAugust2022,Ito’steamfoundthatitsuccessfullypredictedtheimprovedfitnessofcertainvariantsafterthat—includingXBB5,anovelvariantthattookholdlaterthatyear.IntheoryviruseshavealmostinfiniteroomtoevolvesaysIto.Forexample,theOmicronvariantarrivedonthescenewithmorethan50mutations,lookinglikenothingresearchershadseenbefore.Thesesuddenevolutionaryleapsarehardtopredict.DavidRobertson,avirologist,andhiscolleaguesaretryingtofindwaysofusingAImodelstobetterunderstandthesevastevolutionaryleapsanddeterminetheirlimits.“Itkindoffeelslikedarkmagic,”saysRobertson.Thegoal,hesays,istobeabletoworkouthowmuchroomthereisforavirustoevolveafteritsdetectioninpeople.12.Whydovirusesincreasenewmutations?A.avoidbeingdetected.B.spreaddiseasetohosts.C.helpdesigntreatments.D.formnumerousvariants.13.WhatmaycontributetoAItools’predictivepower?A.ESM2createdbyMeta.B.Laboratoryexperiments.C.AImodels’greataccuracy.D.DataprovidedbyCOVID19.14WhatcanweknowaboutCoVFit?A.ItreceivedtrainingfromESM2.B.Ithelpedidentifyanovelvirus.C.Ituseddatacollectedfrom2022.D.Itmadesomeprecisepredictions.15.Whatdoesthelastparagraphmainlytellus?A.canevolveintocountlessvariants.B.UsingAImodelsislimitedandinadequate.C.Studyingviralevolutionhasalongwaytogo.D.Understandingviralmutationsisamagictrick.第二節共5小題每小題分，滿分分)AstheUKpreparesforcoldwindsandsnow,it’stimetodigoutthewinterwardrobe.Butwhilewe’reputtingonwarmclothes,___16___BritishbrandJouleshasteamedupwithcleaningexpertSarahDempseytodishoutsometoptipsoncoatcare.Surprisingly,astudybyJoulesfoundthat20percentofBritsonlygivetheircoatsawashonceannually.___17___Sarahisn’tshockedthough;sheknowscoatcleaningcanbetricky.___18___shouldconsiderthematerial,colour,fibrecontent,howfrequentlywewearitandhowit’sbeenstoredsinceitwaslastworn.Aswetendtowearlayersinthewinterandourcoatsaretheoutermostlayer,they第7頁/共12頁willbeaffectedbytheweather,gettingwetintherain,andpickinguppollutantsanddirtthroughwearovertheseason.___19___Forwoolcoats,Sarahsuggestsonecleaningsessionperseason,whichcanbedonewhenyoubringyourcoatoutforwinter.Sheexplains,isdescribedasaselfcleaningmaterialasitcontainskeratin(角蛋白),whichkillsodourcausingbacteria.Ifyourwoolcoatgetswet,makesuretoairdryitthoroughlyoritwillendupsmellingmusty.”Leathercoats,ontheotherhand,mayrequiretwocleaningseachseasonandawipedownbetweenprofessionalcleans.Leathercaneasilybedamagedbyabuildupofdirtandpollutants,soitneedstobecleanedmoreregularly.___20___AccordingtoSarah,forbestgradeleather,asimplewipedownwithaclothandsomedetergent(洗滌劑)shouldbeenough.A.Shesuggestsdividingitintoseveralsteps.B.Sheadvisesthatitdependonseveralfactors.C.whatmethodscanweusetocleanthesewarmers?Dhowoftenshouldwebewashingthesewinterwarmers?E.Thetypeofleathercanalsohowyoucleanyourcoat.F.Evenmoreshocking,17percentadmittheyneverwashtheircoatsatall.G.Whenitestocleaningyourcoat,thefrequencywilldependonthefabric.第三部分語言知識運用共兩節，滿分分)第一節共小題每小題1分，滿分分)閱讀下面短文，從短文后各題所給的C和D四個選項中，選出可以填入空白處的最佳選項。Longago,peopledidnothaveFire,withoutwhichtheyatetheirmeat___21___andhadtoendurethecoldinwinter.Oneicycoldwinter,thepeoplebeggedCoyote(叢林狼)to___22___Firefromtheskookums,threeevilsisterswholivedhighonamountainandtookturnstowatchit.ThatnightCoyoteclimbedtothetopofthe___23___mountainfromwherehespottedFireinthedistance.Moving___24___,hesawoneoftheskookumssittinginfrontofahouse,warmingherselfbyFire.Afterawhile,thesecondsisterappearedandtookherplace.Whenthelastsisterwascalled,onlyyawnsandplaints___25___outside.Quickasanarrow,Coyoteracedintotheopen,seizedaburningstickandranacrossthesnowy第8頁/共12頁field.skookumsbegan___26___Coyoteandthrowingiceandsnowathim.Coyote’slegmovedfast,hisfeet___27___touchingtheground.AtlastCoyotereachedathicketofshrubsandfellontotheground___28___.Justatthemoment,withallhis___29___,hethrewtheflamingtorchwhich_____30_____atinyhotcoalintheair.Frogjumpeduphigh,swallowedthe_____31_____,slippedintoariverandswamtotheotherside.Hespitoutthecoalanditlandedon_____32_____it.Helplessly,theskookumsturnedbackandreturnedhometotheirstill_____33_____sister.Meanwhile,gatheringallthepeopletostandinacirclearoundCoyotebeganrubbingtwopiecesoftogether.Minutespassing,sparksflewup._____34_____,Fireslippedoutoftheflamesdancinghigherandhigher,andpeoplecamecloser,smilingwhentheyfeltFire’s_____35_____.21.A.matureB.fakeC.purifiedD.raw22.A.protectB.captureC.occupyD.clarify23.A.snowcoveredB.manmadeC.weedfilledD.forestcapped24.A.higherB.closerC.fasterD.tighter25.A.respondedB.recoveredC.failedD.floated26.A.grabbingB.slappingC.chasingD.striking27.A.directlyB.casuallyC.barelyD.randomly28.A.focusedB.confusedC.surprisedD.exhausted29.A.mightB.willC.dedicationD.inspiration30.A.madeupB.turnedintoC.heldbackD.waitedfor31.A.branchB.stickC.snowD.coal32.A.consumedB.chokedC.abstractedD.anticipated33.A.blamingB.sleepingC.prayingD.weeping34.A.StrangelyB.HopefullyC.EventuallyD.Actually35.A.temperB.warmthC.fortD.involvement第二節共小題每小題分，滿分分)閱讀下面短文，在空白處填入1個適當的單詞或括號內單詞的正確形式。Therecent“chewablethickyogurt”hasbeeaviralsensationonline,claimingtobe“themoreyouchew,the___36___(addict)youwillbe.”Manynetizensjoke,havetostretchyourneckreallylongwhen___37___(swallow),”and“Afterfinishingthisyogurt,youmightgrow___38___eightpack!”.TheGreekcoldbrewyogurthasmostofitswhey第9頁/共12頁removedthroughaprocessofrestingandfiltering(過濾),resultinginan___39___(exceptional)thickandcreamytexturesimilartoicecreamorcr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